Malaya Tribune, 14 July 1947

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    57 1 The Malaya Tribune /jy THE PEOPLE /O/g THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA a Now printed simultaneously in Singapore. Ipoh Penan*. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) I 11.Ill !'Atf*X_. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. CoUa Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin
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    POLICE GET INCREASED PAY THIS MONTH
    374 1 Six Months Retrospective, From Recruit To Inspector (Tribune Staff reporter) pore's police force, from the rawest recruit to the Inspectorate, are eX p< draw the new Salary schem? which was an icu:iced in March, by the end of the month. The now scheme, whicli
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    WIDESPREAD FIRES INSIDE WALLED CITY
    107 1 Reuter. LAHORE July 13.—A1l avail tbfe fire c:\t ie- were rushed to wi icsn. :aci fires insid-? the wal led city her,, tomght after a fre c h outburst o: commural vioPcle« fired to c'isoerse ||wlim. Hindu ard SkH rrow" thratenirg r?.ch amid hh7\rr hci'scs
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    RAIN FLOODS DROWN 21
    44 1 Reuter. ANKARA. July 13. Plorfs «3 2! people and injured r v ral srore-i after "ii t anc bail n ten wllagf- *ar Ankara toe ay. 100 houses were swampw and cr:p. s entirely destroy cattle is reported to KraTe.—Renter.
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    BLAZE GUTS ATTAP HOUSE
    57 1 v; c attao house in i v Kan Road wa, comwin *2 tted b >' fir e yesterday joop. ara orompt actior of the frmL Br,Bad Pleated the fire sprpadine t 0 other squa> W Ch no occupart of the house, a Kr or S k
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    18 1 untitled Chinese Iris-haw fight in Phum port!:* "Oclock last night rr--sK,y* Pol i ce that he W? S
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    General Election Within 9 Months
    104 1 U.P. thit p?>' y 13 Th? Sunda y Chronicle said toPeneral oil i ln s econ omic posifccn may result in a «•1 election within the next nine months. *h m £l ait i «e and «ouJd t MS a new mandate ss.vrs f m
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    Lottery To Build Clerks' new Clubhouse
    188 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Administration and Clerical Workers* Unic: j has plans for a new club-house with modern facilities and amenities for us members as soon a s the funds are available. Special classrooms will be Instituted with:., this proposed club house so
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    25 1 A Chinese taxi driver was robbed of his taxi and $8 by two compatriots whom he picked up as fares rear Jalan Sultan last right.
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    2 Girls Waited, But Bridegroom Didn't Turn Up
    70 1 UP. MILAN. July 13.—Two pretty young brides-to-be in white veils, clutching orange bios-, soms waited on the steps of the same church at the same hour for the same bridegroom, today. Adding insult to .Injury. Mirko Nicolau. handsome 32 year old exiled
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    Nazi PoWs Get More Freedom
    132 1 UP. LONDON July 13 The German prisoners of war still n Britain will receive new freedoms this week—they can carry pocket money, attend movies, cat in public restaurants and throw away old passes which read. "It is forbidden to indulge in conduct of any amorous
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    Quake Cracks
    56 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. July 13. Ten more moderate earthquake shocks have beeii felt in the town of Bhadarwa. in. Kashmir, during the last 24 hours, brire;irg the number of shocks during the last four cays to 78. Almost all houses in the town are reported cracked, but there
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    Gandhi Fears Civil War
    121 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI, July 13.—Mr. Gandhi said tonight the present system of dividing the Indian Army might lead to internal warfare. Mr. Gandhi also said he waj glad to learn Mr. Jinnah. newlyappointed Gov. General of Pakistan, had assured "complete freedom of faith and religious worship
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    Big Hunt For Jew Abductors
    66 1 Jerusalem, July 13.—British troops prowled 'through orange groves and carried out house-to-house searches for the two British sergeants who were kidnapped by Jewish extremists from a cafe near the Diamond centre of Nathanya, yesterday. The 10,000 residents of Nathanya township were almost panic-stricken in fear
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    POLICE BAN A BROOKE DISPLAY
    179 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore Poilce have bar.r.e'i an anti-cession demo: strat;or. planned by the Ur.'ited Nationalists Sarawak Association for this aiterroon to greet the arrival here of the wife of Mr. Anthony Brook. Deputy Commissioner of Police. Mr. J. C. Barry, told the Tribure this
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    33 1 DAMASCUS. July ,13 Mar. neopie art. reported to have beer killed and wounded ir Damascus, the capital, and other parts ct Syria following tension arising out of the Syrian elec'ions held last Monday.
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    WHY JAPAN LOST MIDWAY BATTLE
    299 1 The First Official Story U.P. WASHINGTON, July 13.—The Navy revealed for the first time that the United States victory in the Eattie of Midway Island—the turning point in the Pacific war—was directed by underwater cable from Pearl Harbour. The Navy said that Admiral Nimitz, then
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    They Spend $660,000 Monthly Schoolboys Spurn ten cent Meals
    628 1 l«iiiiSMß«aH* (Tribune Staff Reporter) School boys and girls in Singapore spend about $660,000 a month as "cake" money, but recently they refused an offer by the Social Welfare Department to supply them with nutritious wholesome meals at ten cents. The figure
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    'International Brigade' Invades Greek Territory
    68 1 ATHENS, July 13.—Contingents of an "international brigade" crossed the Albanian frontier today and occupied the township of Konitza, five miles inside Greek territory, usually reliable Greek sources stated tonight. Konitza is in the rear of the aided by guerillas. The brigade was said to be
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    He's 'Voice' For 4 Million
    67 1 Reuter. PRESTWICK. SCOTLAND. July 13.—Dr. Jesse Jai McNeil. 34, a Negro, who will speak for 4.000,000 American baptists, arrived at Prestwick from New York today, on his way to Oslo for the first international conference on Christian youth t j be held since the war.
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    Tongkang Fire
    43 1 A fire broke out at Boat Quay off Teo Chew Street involving three motor-tongkanes on Saturday. Two members of the crew suffered petrol burns and were rushed to hospita l One motor-tongkang was badly damaged. The other two were slightly damaged.
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    SINGAPORE ROBBERY
    60 1 Four Chirese, one of whom was armed with a pistol, entered a hcuso at 10 1 2 IVMe, Sembawang Rd.. at three o'clock on Suncay morning and robbed the Chinese ccciymrt of $35 and some jewellery. It is believed that this was the same ?arg as had taker-
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    Special Plane To Fly Horse To America
    119 2 Reuter. LONDON. July 13.—The Gaekwar of Baroda's foui;-year-old grey colt Diesel by Loliondo out of Dynamite was hoisted aboard a special Skymaster plane which had been sent from America for the purpose, and flown to New York this evening ready to com- pete
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    More Rubber Production In South Borneo
    81 2 U.P. BAT AVI A. July 13.—While lubber .production in West neo in April was seriously ham* pered by rainy weal her, at d material shortage. Aphi proauc tier, m South Borneo exceeded the March figures. Export, however, declined, being 668 tons in April against
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    REDS, DACOTS LOOT RICE
    67 2 Reuter. RANGOON, JuH x3.--A Committee, set up by the burmese Government, is make an cial inquiry into large scale looiirg of rice by slangs saici 10 be Commur.ists ana daco'ts. Presided over oy Justice B Gyi. the Committee wi l estimate losses suffered by thi Oovernment's
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    Chinese Banishees Say Farewell At C.I.D.
    526 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Poignant scenes were witnessed at Singapore CID jquarters yesterday when men and women wept r>penly on each other's shoulders. The meeting was berelatives, mostly women and children, and some nfolk who had just been released from prison. men were being banished,
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    Cut Sack Of Flour: Fined $50
    125 3 I ful3 12. -Causing mis>U r lorrj during th-. trite bj cutting a sack of flour razor blade. Ooi Han Seng lerday charged beMr i P Blackledge. n-table who was de duty alongside the during the strike, said he saw the accused going id
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    19 3 L.P. MANKING July 13 -A untitled -Well civil aviation agicemcr»'a« signed here yesterday ami on reiification 01 Bovernments. CP.
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    S'pore Gunmen Seize $2,400
    152 3 'Tribune Staff Reporter) !v! l I: V S un ™n helped them- |°i .total of $2,400 ir and jewellery frem three n Si ngapore on Satur-'-isVino threG raidS ne ng of four gunmen, and Who ha? mj de Up 0f three them. y om? gun betweeu
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    BURMA WANTS COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE
    95 3 Reuter. Rangoon. July 13.—U Aung San deputy chairman of the in terim government and leader of the Peoples Freedom League, told a league rally in Rangoon today that Burma would accept "nothing short of complete independence." 'We are not thinkng of Dominion status." he added. "All
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    33 3 BATAVIA. July 12— Sentence of death was demanded here today for Major Katraimura. cWel of the former Kempeuai in But terzorg in West Java, and two Chinese who as interpreters for die Kempeitai.
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    LONG TERM POSSIBILITIES OF RUBBER SHARES
    881 3 SHARE MARKETS GOSSIP tOur Financial Corresoonder.tl On e of the feature of r he financial markets o< the worlc has been the steaainess of uic New York and London Stock Markets in recent w.eks and H is noteworthy that since the breakdown of the
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    Politics In Schools
    507 4 The ban on the teaching of politics in schools lays the Government open to an accusation that it is afraid of the rising generation being allowed to make up its own mind regarding national and world affairs. Since no education could be considered even reasonably complete without
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    THE TASK BEFORE A GOVERNOR-GENERAL
    1122 4  -  Now that the battle for Pakistan is over, Jinnah will have to relinquish his role as a fighter and become a builder *by “OBSERVER" Seventy-on? year old Mohamed AU Jinnah, the Governor-General designate of Pakistan, has achieved in than a dscade what touk Congress nearly
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    "Somebody"
    340 4 n 1 ■.1 «ll*. r Letters To The Editor The People's Postbag Sir.—I crave space in your esteemed paper for the following:— "Look ahead. In 2-3 years' time you will be 'somebody. Of course now you will have to start at a low salary. But I repeat In 2-3
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    Outram Road Jail
    103 4 .Sir. -Work |s under way outside Outram Road Jail, prisoners being employed. They are guarded by several warders armed with rifles. These warders stand on the outer edge of the pathway and motion pedestrian > into the road out of the line of (possible) fire. Now Outram
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    Philippines Independence
    95 4 Sir.- It has been stated that "Malayan Filipinos" have celebrated something nebulous, the mere shadow of independence. Your readers would probably be c :uallv interested to learn that recent celebration at the Eastern Hotel was no "flagwaving" stunt, and therefore there la very little danger of others following
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    Afternoon Schools
    246 4 SIR.—I am writing this letter to support Kai Four s suggestion that afternoon sessions be abolished in schools. The general opinion of the boys of a certain school in Perak is that the afternoon sessions are nothing but a nuisance. Just ask any boys or teachers of this
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    ASIA'S EMPTY RICE BOWLS
    513 4 S.R. The rice bowls of Asia are empty, or nearly so. The Rice Study Group of the j United Nations, wnich met i recently in Trivandrum is ,of the opinion that within the next 7 years there would still be a world rice shortage of 3,000,000,000
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    PIRATES FIRE ON S'PORE SHIP, WOUND CREW
    400 5 (From Our Own Reporter) Malacca, July 13.—Two daring piracies, committed within a few hours of each other in west coast waters, were reported in Malacca today. The first is reported to have occurred at 9 a.ir«. on Friday last, off Pula Jemu, in
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    YOUNG CHINESE TO STUDY LAW IN ENGLAND
    160 5 (Tribune S» iff Reporter) Mr. Slow Watt Soon, 20-ye;.r--old fecti of Mr. Slow Cheng Watt, prormiem Singapore businessman. and Mrs. SkQW, gave a farewell dimier party to his friends, teachers and schoolmates of Victoria Institution, on Sunday, at Labrador, on the eve of
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    10 STROKES OF ROTAN
    111 5 "If you ever come to court on the same charge again, I will rot treat you as a boy but as 'i man. ard will rot be so lenient, with you," said the Thira Magistrate, Mr. J. P. Blackledge, to Chan San. a lad of 17.
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    Federation Of Civil Servants
    116 5 M.D.U. Bullerin. would not be overbold lict that when the i pay issue has been setf, the Back Pay Council m develop into a Federan of Government servants f general and Trade Union of this .velopment are obvious. It Lnsthat Government serJnts will no longer be
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    Life Term For Chinese In Arms Case
    288 5 H v.v.o: the prosecution has jt pressed for max mum pao« ty ai d I co not intcni to im- it. said M% Justice Spercrr filkinscn at the Kuala Lumpur yzes when he imposed ie sentence o! peral servUu-e ir life on a
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    Robbed At Point Of Pistol
    94 5 KUALA LUMPUR. July At the point of a pistol, a Chinese clcth vendor was relieved ci abnnt $I(4] in cash and kind, when, he was accosted by *-wo mole Chinese one of w:-?cm was armed, at Derkil near Kajarg at daylight yesterday. It is urcerstoocl
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    25 5 U.P. NANKING, July 13. The Executive Yuan appropriations committee yesterday decked in prirciple to raise the army pay scale as well as civil service scales.—U.P.
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    Commendation For 'Phone Supervisor
    263 5 IPOH. —Before a gathering which included Mrs. A. V. Astou. and Government Department heads. Miss Joan Pavanaris, Chief Supervisor of the Ipon Telephone Exchange on Saturday morning received a commendation certificate from the Hon. Mr. A. V. Aston. Resident Commissioner. Perak. The ceremony was held in
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    Elusive 3-Card Tricksters
    115 5 PENANG. July Per at g ictUries are s -fll acuw, -.'a'-esthc Police report for Jure. But the public are becoming dissatisfied with the way the lotteries IB Jelutcng are being run. No number ir nun?, up but th? promoters simply declare the winning number, which is usually
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    SUNGEI BAGAN
    49 5 A Sungei Bagan Rubber Co. proposal that the 739,816 shares of one dollar each of the Company, all of which are issued and fully paid ud, be converted into stock, was approved at an extraordinary general meeting held at the company's registered office in Singapore last Friday.
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    Arrest Made One' Year After Alleged Offence
    208 5 KUALA KANGSAR.—lnvestigations by the local police reveal keeper wno was shot in the arm by some person, at Bendang Keri.;g near here was also the victim of an armed robbery which tcok place in the same shop one year ago when two known
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    Rubber Workers Strike In Bahau
    85 5 (I r rom o*:v O Cor. > SEREMBAN. July 12—Nearl\ 100 labourers of Kuala Estate, Bahau. downed tools yesterday protesting against the 20 per cent, cut in their wages. The labourers irvolved include 37Tnciars, 14 Chinese, 14 Javanese and 32 others. According to Labour Union
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    S'POX POSTPONES ALOR GAJAH EXHIBITION
    57 5 Malacca. July 12—The organising committee of the District Agricultural Show, which was to have taken place at Alor Gajah on July. 17 have reluctantly been compelled to postpone the show until a later date in August or early i n September as the District has
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    Chinese Contractor Rescued from Gunmen After Battle
    322 5 (Our Own Reporter.) Kuala Lumpur, July 13. A sensational rescue of a well-known Chinese estate contractor, who was allegedly quietly whisked away fror- his house in Serdang by a notorious village gang on the night of July 5 was made ft early dawn
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    Alleged Threat To Burn Down House, Slaughter Family
    329 5 Kuala Lumpur, July 12.—How a Chinese fish-rearer received an extortion letter demanding $500, with a threat that if fie fai?od $0 deliver the ironey within throe days, his house would be burnt down and his lamily slaughtered was revealed at a preliminary
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    46 5 U.P. JERUSALEM, July 13. UN SCOP today heard the mcs* oamr.ing accusations yet levdieu against British rule ta Pale<th c when Communist Party leaders testified in oral heanrgs thathp Holy Land is rothirg mor" than a -'pclice state developed lor the exploitation Jews ard Arab< alike."—U.P.
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    35 5 Reuter. LONDON. July 13 —All buses were running rormallv in Lordon this morrirg. At meetirgs late yestercay bus workers decide i not to repeat last Sunday's unofficial strike for more overtime pay tor Sunday workReuter.
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    Half-Pickled, Respectable, Or Both!
    83 5 (Our Own Reporter.) PENANG, July 12.—That certain victims of pick-pockets in the cabarets are reluctant to report to the Police because they are semi-intoxicated or of respectable background, or both, is stated by the Police in their report for June. The report adds that the public-
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    Brutal Attack On Farmer
    144 5 (Our Own Reporter.) TELbK ANbON, July 12.—A brutal crime is reported to have taken place at the 10th mile. Bidor Road- The unfortunate victim is a Teochew Chinese vegetable gardener living about a mile from the main road. In the early hours of Thursday morning one
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    24 5 H. E. The Governor of the Malayan Ur.ion will broac'cast from all statiors cf the Blut Network of RadiD Malaya tomorrow at 9.45 p.m
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    59 5 UP. NEW YORK. July 12.—Manuel Chang (49) who has spent the last 31 years in Venezuela, arrived by plane en route to his home in Canton to show his homeland to his seven children, all of whom speak Spanish only. He arrived wth his wife (32), six girls and a
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    Terauchi's Bodyguard Jailed In K. Lumpur
    258 6 Kuala Lumpur, Sat.—A member of the Kempetitai at Ta» ping. filg. Seka Michisuke. who was slated to have bMN a bodyguard to ~*'<sUi Marshal Count Teraucht. ivmmander Of the Japanese Forces in the Southern Region and a)M to <iener.il Ichigoro. Wav on F i
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    CHIANG SENDS HIS FELICITATIONS
    62 6 Reuter NANKING. .Tulv 13--Preesid-ent Chiang Kai-shek, today sei teucitaUors to President Vmcer.r Auriol cf France, on the oecasMM of Bastille Day tomorrow.' Th- 4 message read: "On this auspicious occasion of the National festival of France I hays *he honour to presort Your Excellency with sincere
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    Penang Travancoreans' Protest Meeting
    178 6 I «Our Own Reporter> I Peaang, July 12.—1n connocj t ion with the recent declaration [of Kir C. P. Ramaswamy Iyer. Dewan of Travancore. that Tin j vancor<> would be an independent State .is from August 15. I 1047. a mass meeting Of Travanteorea&s resident in
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    DUTCH VIGILANCE CREATES SUPPLIES SHORTAGE
    532 6 PRODUCE MARKETS REVIEW (Tribune Market Corr.) Trading in the local produce n-irket during the past w?ek was on a restricted scale. There was how ever, some limited buying of sago flour again the mid-week to fill balance of orders in the Ozaraa before that steamer
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    Rubber: Fresh Optimism
    215 6 (Tribune Market Corr.) Daily rise s and falls of tents have been a feature uj ihe week's trading, but. on balance the market has shewn a slight increase over last week's close. There has been fairly good support from overseas markets including American manufacturers who have been
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    28 6 NEW DELHI. July 13.—The Bylhet district of Assam today voted to join Pakistan by a majority or 55.578. an announceme: t from the Viceroy's residence said -.aid tonight.
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    Share Markets Stand Up To Rubber Depression
    844 6 Investment Money Idle Uncertainty regarding the rubber producing ndustry ana its prospects is still the prevail ing factor in Malayan markets and the attitude of hesitancy has not lessered during the week. Rubber after touching 25*2 fob. on Wednesday closed on Friday at
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    MAN COMMITTED untitled ARMS CHARGE
    150 6 Kuala Lumpur. July —At the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry in the First Magistrate's Court this morning, bofo>? Raia Ayoub. a 20 year-o:d Chinese named Low Moon, was committed to Bland his trial at the next Assises on charges of being in possessvn cf firearms,
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    TODAY'S SPORTS
    27 7 SOCCER r !i vS SCC. Padnng. 5.15 BASKETBALL iianila Chinese vs Combirei •hirese Happy WarH 3«ac'inm B \n>R\TO\ Meeting. Maxfli BP, Ul et Perangoon. p.m.
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    Classification Of Horses
    112 7 T ng elaflSUVatSS* of been anriounc-rd of the L*!litt Racing Association: m INSFEES r a j to Class 2. —Blank San; Doable Ten I late m «i (lav AirlTie. i irtesan: Lady Ruth: bSi lie, Mar: Su Lancelot Hate Mr Stone; Golden Gate; Si < ISSII tc
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    School Sports In Sitiawan
    112 7 SITIAWAN.—Parents and fri~ ends were present at the annual athletic sports of the Malay School, Sitiawan, held here on the school padang. A programme of 15 events were gone through. At the consiusion of the programme. Mrs. Thorn, wife of Mr. J. H. Thorn. District Officer.
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    EUROPEAN v. REST MATCH DRAWN
    107 7 'From Our Own Corespondent; KUALA LUMPUR. July 13.—The cricket fixture played Here between the European." and the Rest Wa.s left Drawn. The Europeans scored <>3 in their first innings. C. W. A. Murray topwith 32. Maniam, for the Rest, took 4 wickets for 13 runs.
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    Kee Soon Bee Betters Own Record At CSC Aquatics
    643 7 Kee Soon Bee broke two records yesterday in the Singapore Chinese Aquatic meet, held at the Chinese Swimming Club. He bettered his own record established during the Malayan Chinese Olympics in 1935 when he returned a timing of 3 mm. 5
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    'Lucky Davis Scores 235 Not Out For Northamptonshire
    284 7 Reuter. LONDON. July 12.—Percy DaNorthamptonshire opecing bat who had the honour of makirfc the highest score o« 'he day —235 not out—must also conscer himself th* luckiest bats i man of the cay for he wa- drop ped in the slips in
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    CYMA Bent C & W At Cricket
    247 7 CYMA Bent C W At Cricket Playirg at th e S'.. Georges" ground, the C.V.M.A. defeated the Cable Wireless in a return game of cricket by 1 wkt. and 56 runs. Going in first to bat, they scored 51 runs. C.Y.M.A. uassed their *core with 9 wkts. in hand and
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    SEA BEATS SWIMMER
    51 7 UP. BELFAST, July 12. —Tom Blower, the English long dibtance swimmer, abandoned his attempts to swim the Irish Channel this afternoon after swimming for four hours and 20 minutes. Blower was swimming strongly until the sea lecjome very rough, forcing him to give up his attempt. —UP.
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    Rowan Takes 12 For 24 For Tourists
    198 7 Reuter. BELFAST, July 12.—The South African cricket team scored a brilliant one-day victory over the Gentlemen of Ireland here today winning by an innings an<l 125 runs. As the fixture was schedule;! for two days and Monday it a, public holicay the tourists
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    First Post- War Sports To Be Held In Perak
    82 7 IPOH. July 12. The first ]w\st. war all-Petak athletic sports W"ll b«> held on Saturday. Aug 9. when an inter-team championship meet wil] he run off. Thi- was decided at a committee m?etirg of the receml: formed Pcrak Amateur flfthletic Association
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    52 7 The following players will represent Pulau Brani team in a Friendly game of soccer against Sea forth Highlanders XI today at Pulau Brani, kick-off at 5.15 p.m.: Rill: Maclan. Abd. Rahman Jr., G nger. May. Kamis; Ahmad Yusof. llain Wearing. Samad. Awang Gabos, Ali Sagor. Reserve —Talib; Refeiei
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    Indians Beaten In Semi-Finals
    193 7 Reuter. Noordwljk, Holland. July 12.— India. Davis Cup doubles pair, i Sumant Misra and Jimmy Mehta. were b aten in the semi-tinals of the men'g doubles of the In- j ternaiional Lawn Tennis Championships here today by the South Africans, Eric Sturgese and Eu-tacc Fannin. The
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    Maritime Beaten At Badminton
    142 7 Iv a badminton match played at homo court, in Chare,; Read, the Diehard B.P. beat tho Merrytime B.P. by 9 games f o nil. I Singles-— Michael Tan beat George Tan 15—6, 15—8: L m Yew Hock beat Cheng Erg I Leong 15—10, 14—14, 3—2; Quel;
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    Denth Of Penang Athlete
    96 7 <Our Own Reporter) Penang. July 12. The death of Mr. Joseph Anthony former Penang athlete, took place at the General Hospital. Penang, last Wednesday evening. His re mains were laid to rest in the Christian cemetery on Thursday and the funeral winch began at No. IA.
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    MALAY SOCCER PLAYER SCORES "HAT TRICK"
    161 7 KUALA LUMPUR, July 12.The Ki-aia Rivers who rorced a Draw ju tne firs, rourd wMi ttie Selargor Matays, sufterca a stvtr<t defeat in tneir return iea?.',ue encout *cr yes-crcay i veiling or the Padar.g when ihe> opponents rcmped homo with a B—l victciy after
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    Merry Union Win 4 Of 7 Games
    126 7 Badminton In a return match played, at the Fraser ft Neaves godown the Merry Union pp.. **TV»sc-r--ves" Ceiealed the Fraser L Heave's Sports Club by tn»« oStt games in seven. Results: wlern I .ion Rw.ives*' ment or ed fint:— SINGLES:— Peter Chan lost
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    Basketball Tourists Back Beat Rest
    104 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Chuny Seny Basketball team Irom Manila trounced a •■Rest' team by the wide margin of 24 points at the Happy World Stadium last night. This was the visitors' first match since their return from upcountiy ;it the week-end. The Rest started
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    GALA SPORTS MEET IN JAPAN
    56 7 Reuter. TOKYO. July 13.—The lUCiar. component or the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces vesteroay cnieially sa>d farewell to Japan at a sala sports meeting at Okayama. attended by the Commander-in-Chief. 8.C.0.F. Lieuterant General H. C. Robertson and other British and American officers. About hall the force
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    CASE OF UNUSUAL INTEREST IN SITIAWAN COURT
    401 8 Impersonation Charge Fails BITIAWAN A case of unusual interest was heard in the District Court by Mr. J. G. Adams in which N. Venugopal, a labour leader of Ayear Tawar, was charged with Impersonating a Registrar of Hindu Marriages and solemnising the marriage
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    Back Pay: 400 To Petition
    127 8 F-ur hundred members of the Sinpapor P Medical La bout Tinion. at their first arnivv'rtary meetir.E yesterday, decicied to petition the Goverr or-Gene-ral and the Singapore Asiatic Goverrmcnt Servants Bic l Pay Ccurcil en the quest on of the morths back pay which was paii
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    Trade Unionism Will Be To Malaya's Advantage
    521 8 IPOH.—That it was only through unity and Collective effort that they could fight for a bett?r deal was stressed by Mr. A. J. Brazier, Trade UniDn Adviser. Malayan Union, when he addressed members of the Technical Services Union at the Anderson School Hall,
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    EX-INDIAN ARMY CAPTAIN IS ONE OF "SEEDED" PLAYERS
    437 8 Professional Tennis Tourney Reuter. mvnON Jul/ 13.—Formerly a captain in the Indian Aiw R. Vtlltken, Lancashire lawn tenm professional, is one of eight "seeded pliers to gers £1,000 Professional Lawn Tennis Tournament starting' at Scarborough on July 28. Mtflliken, former amateur, turned
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    SHB Staff Assn Office Bearers
    105 8 At the annual meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association the following were elected I hold office for the current year: President Mr. Chan Peng Sim, MBE; Vice-Presidents Messrs. A. Ellenkayer, Yong Heap Woh, and T an Lim Boo; Hon. Secretary Mr s>. A
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    More Suggestions To Aid Bowlers
    466 8 Reuter. LONDON, July 13,—India-born England cricb, I Douglas Jardine, most famous of all English captains of present generation, wants the laws of C riew changea. That is news with a very big "N" and have caused the ghosts in the hallowed pavilion to shake their
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    Brighton Beat C.A.U. 4-3
    113 8 In a friendly game the Brighton "B" i eat the Ch nese Amateur Union "B" team by four games to three. at Badminton. Results •.Brighton players mentioned first): Hassan Alhatshec beat Tan Eng Chia 15—11, 15—9; A. B. Aljaru beat Song Bah Chee 5—3, 10 —15,
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    Cosmos Soccer Teams Beaten
    121 8 The Chinese Athletic team defeated the Cosmos First (2-1) at soccer yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Fast play marked the game from beginning to end. The CA.'s first goal by Chye He* was scored 20 minutes after com j mercemer.t. Eng Siang scored the second
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    DEATH OF A GREAT AUSTRALIAN CRICKETER
    65 8 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Juiy 13.—Warwick Armstrong, one of Australia's greatest cricketers and former Test captain, died today, aged 68. Armstrong took part in 42 tames against England and was one of the few Australian batsmen who scored more than 2,000 runs in Test matches. He
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    SRC Beaten By 35 Runs
    234 8 The padang cricket encounu, terday between the SRc Z 1 (Tengah) ended in u > Airmen by 35 runs. Batting first, thp Aha* 119, Hough top-scoring i remaining batsmen failed b»a, J the exception of LeyUnd S I 15. n °«l Dr. Moreira (2 for
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    World's Greats Money Winner
    54 8 Reuter. NEW YORK, July 12.—The i rican racehorsv. Aoaalt, by 5 Venture out of tgaal, place as the world's g winner by captariog the B8 Handicap at Jamaica tit day and sending hiownnings? $613,370. St\mio »1 W4 cord for only on beaten by a nevfc. The
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    Mental Hospital Cricket untitled
    74 8 IPOH.—The Central i Hospital cricket eleven -c: 8-wicket victory over tl* l ron Highlanders XI »W met at Tanjong Rarr.buti. Batting first the Ca: collected 50. the only 4« u're batsman being IW Brayne with 29 not out tfour for 21» and L*** l (three for
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      101 8 TODAY'S WEATHERj REPORT Cloudy Becoming Fair Singapore weather forecast for 24 hours, from noon today, compiled by the R.A.F. Central Forecasting Station. Air Command, Far East. Cloudy this afternoon becoming fair tonight and tomorrow morning. Wind light southeasterly becoming calm tonight. unset: 1841 hrs. Sunrise: 0634 hrs. Moonrise: 0317 hrs.
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