Malaya Tribune, 1 June 1949

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    64 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE tfOB THE PEOPLE i- —i Tel: "Tribune" Sport Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In Yluhiya Phone: ***** Nine Unea. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Penang. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE :E.
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    36 ARMY MEN DIED HERE LAST YEAR -SHINWELL
    173 1 Reuter. uesday.—Nine British Army officers ranks were killed or died of wounds and 11 other ranks were wounded in Malaya 1. 1948, and March 31 this year, War nuel Shinwell told a questioner in Par- Pufton Beamish, Conservative, asked what the minimum
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    REDS CLOSE ON CHANGSHA
    119 1 A.P. CANTON*. Tues. Southbound Chinese Communist troops were reported today r. front) the north and fast on Chansrsha. the Nationalist rtronghokl 400 miles sorth of Canton. The Central News Agency Sal the Co.nmunists were reinforcing at 180 Ufa east nf Changshh, for a drive from the
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    BANDITS SHOT
    29 1 ROMPixo. Today. 10 W the trail of the gang killed Sgt. Pullan last J*. resterd y shot dead bandits. oi communist camp equipment J cloth-.ng were found.
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    £6-A-WEEK MAN CLAIMS £1,125,000
    209 1 ANDOVER, Tues. William Clary. 48-year-oid mill worker, leaft his £6-a-week job at Andover recently and hurried to Southampton to try to convince the U. S. Consul theie that he is the rightful hei' to the £1,125.000 fortune left by a New York woman he believes to
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    BOOKIES PAID OUT TWICE
    46 1 LONDON. Tues.—More than 20 bookmakers paid out twice on the third race of the annual meeting at Rlackawton, near Dartmouth. The lace was declared void after they had paid out on the winner, and they had to refund stakes on other horses
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    WEST SNUBS VYSHINSKY
    297 1 "Keep Out Your Puppets —Acheson U.P. PARIS, Tuesday.-United States Secretary of State Dean r> day rejected flatly a Soviet proposal that Representatives People's Congress-whose members include Gerhart Eisler —be invited to present their views to the Big Four Foreign Ministers meeting nere. Acheson told St.\iet Foreign Minister
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    Troops Go Aboard For Hongkong
    120 1 Reuter. SOUTH AMPT 0 N T Tues. About 1.500 British Army rein-' i forcements for Hongkong boarded the transport Dilwara heie I today leady to saii tomorrow. The draft includes the 27"th 1 Anti-tank Regiment. Royal Ar- tillery. the 119 th Light Anti- Aircraft Searchlight
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    RUSSIANS REJECT STRIKE OFFER
    236 1 Reuter. BEHLIN Tuesday.—The Soviet zone railway chief today rejected an offer by Berlin's western Mayor to mediate in tne city's ten-day-old railway stoppage aftar Ihe strikers had already accepted. ji Eirlier the railway administration ordered all West Berlin railway stations to collect rarss In west marks
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    LIBERALS WIN
    21 1 A.P. ST. JOHNS. NEWFOUNDLAND, Tues. The Liberal Party has won Newfoundland's first election as a province of Canada. —A.P.
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    Sultan Accuses Dutch
    150 1 A.P. JOGJAKARTA. Tues. The Sultan of Jogjakarta has accused the Dutch army of raiding his offices and seizing several persons and documents. The Sultan said the army invaded Uepatihen compound, the town office for his palace, as veil as the quartets of the Republican delegation to the
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    LAST MINUTE CAST CHANGE FOR "ST JOAN"
    106 1 Two last minute changes have been made in the cast for the Singapore Teachers' Reper tory production of "St. Joan which nas its first night at the Victoria Theatre tonight. Tung Muh Shih will take over the part of Robert De Baudricourt from
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    Strike Clash
    43 1 Perbn reports say that the Russians an- concerned it tin tfoid attitude of the Sowl JiStd Eust'rn Sector Hallway police towards the IWlin radvvay striken, Ih.s pieul'rlofa? hefty strike-breaker slugging a diminutive and .bv.oUflj frightened policeman perhaps explain the constables' rautioii.
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    CHINA STILL HAS NO PRIME MINISTER
    146 1 Reuter. C INTON Tuc^dav.—Nationalist China politics contmueti m a tonfused state toiiky when the Legislative Yuan voted against Acting PresidentLi Tsung-jen's nomination of Gen. Chu Cheng as Premier tn sue cession to Gen. Ho Ylng-chin. Li Tsung-jen was requested to make anotner nomination withiij
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    Mukden Consul Withdrawn
    101 1 A.P. WASHINGTON', Tues. The United States has ordered the closing of its consulate at Mukden Manchuria, which the Communists have kept isolated fmm the outside world for the last six months. The T '-S. State Department, said today orders have been issued for the recall of Consul-j
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    Envoy Leaves
    49 1 A.P. PANTON Tues.—The Soviet Ambassador to China, Nikola, V Koscmn. has left tor Moscow for consultation with his c*>v- j leaves Canton without a major power Ambassador Russia was the only one of the powers to move her Ambassador to Canton when Communist troops neared Nanking. —A.P.
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    CHILD GUESTS
    61 1 A.P. BRUSSELS, Tues.—Children of Royal Air Force men I killed during the war will be guests of Belgium families H..rincr the summer. %he° first contingent wall be j flown over in R.A.F. Dako- SS%S Hendon airfield on July 8 and second and third conUngents will arrive in August
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    FLYING VISIT
    14 1 Stupor, -.y this morning after a two nay night at 8 p.m.
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    NO DATE FOR KOREA WITHDRAWAL
    114 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The U.S. Army Department said today no date has been set for the withdrawal of remaining troops of the U.S. Fifth Infantry Regiment Combat Team stationed in Korea. It confirmed lepoits from Korea that authorization had been given for movement of "some advanced
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    U.N. REQUEST
    30 1 A.P. I HAIFA, Tues. The United j Nations has asked the Israeli government for 12 officers to serve as U.N. observers in Indonesia, it was reported to-day. —A.P.
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    JAPAN WANTS ASIAN MARKETS
    101 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Tues. Tare y *<uda counsi'.loi ut the Japmese Ministry of International Trade, said heie today that Japan wished to revive nei markets in As.a. paitlcularly p Southeast Asia, but that ptoo- lems like the conversion of steiling into dollars weie a considerable obstacle. Mi.
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    Meat Pact Confirmed
    64 1 U.P. BUENOS AIRES, Tues. Argentine Finance Minister Ramon Cereijo announced at a press conference today that the tentative Anglo-Argentim meat accord was successful!) concluded. Biitish Ambassad »1 Sir John Balfour confirmed It. Cereijo said: "All difllculti have been overcome, thanks the goodwill of both partie Balfour said
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    RECOGNISED
    35 1 Reute r. MANILA. Tues.- The Sumesc Govemment has officiLdb granted provisional lecognitior to Jose Alejanthino. fiist SC€retary and concurrently Chai"ge Affaires, and to Cailos Faustino, second secretary of JM Philippine Legation in Bangkok. —Reuter.
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    "Keep Out The Italians" Warning
    162 1 A.P. TRIPOLI, Tues.- The oneeyed Mufti of Libya said today that he would lead his more than 700,000 Muslim followers in a fight to the death if the United Nations reimposed Italian tule over Tripolitania. "It will not be another Palestine, we would never leave
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    S’PORE MALAY JAILED IN AUSTRALIA
    291 2 ABDUL Samat bin Amjah, 29-year-old former Mala- j yan seaman who has a wife and family in Syd- ney was yesterday declared a prohibited immigrant by an Australian court and sentenced to six months gaol pending deportation, according to a United Press report from Sydney.
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    MALACCA TO START VARSITY FUND DRIVE
    210 2 MALACCA, Tues. THE Malacca Settlement University of Malaya Appeals Committee will be held on June 4 at the office of the Resident Commissioner to appoint collectors for the fund. The- target la half a million dollars within three months or such time as the
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    FIRST FOUR
    46 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. In the examination to select two candidates for entrance to the Malacca Women's Training College the first four places were. Khadijah bt. Hussein. Segamat, Selmah bt. Suradi, Batu Pahat. Azah bt. Hj. Mohamed. Johore Bahru Zainon bt. Md. Nor, Johore Bahru.
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    Gurney Thanks R.A.F.
    99 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sir Henry Gurney, High Commissioner of the Federation, in a speech made at the R.A.F. Station here thanked the 52nd. Squadron of the Royal Air Force "for its untiring efforts during the six months it was stationed here." The occasion was the transfer of
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    Car Catches Fire At Kallang
    71 2 A FORD Anglia motorcar, belonging to Mr. S. T. Yip, a Chinese businessman, caught fire at Kaliang Airport j yesterday morning. Prompt action by the fiie fighting service of the Department of Civil Aviation saved j the car from complete destiuction. The body and interior
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    Attorney-General To Pay $1,304 & Costs
    190 2 Attorney-General To Pay $1,304 Costs The Attorney-General was ordered to pay $1,304 and costs by Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith in the Singapore High Court yesterday in the car hire claim brought by Mr. James Magness of Singapore. Magness. ctaimcd over 000 worked out at rate of j four dollars a day
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    TELE MESSAGES TO RED HELD CHINA RESUMED
    84 2 TELEGRAPHIC communications to all points in China have been resumed but j messages will be subject to indefinite delay. Cable and Wireless Ltd. announced yesterday. Mr. W. E. Coates, manager of Cable and Wireless Ltd.. told the Tribune no new telegraphic arrangements have
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    Hollywood Lavishness In German Musical
    496 2 By OSWALD HENRY SINGAPORE, already treated to French, Italian, BagHsh, Malay, Chinese, Sinhalese, Tamil, Hindustani ami Egyptian film productions, will soon be able to add (tne mon- to the list —a bright, colour-musical—in German! I cannot say yet where or when this picture will play
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    NEW MUSLIM CHIEF
    67 2 The Indian Muslim A loci ation of Selaagoi has elected Mi. S. A. M. Allay Maricar as President, and Mr. S. M. A Ghani as Hon. Secretary. At a meeting held at Batu Lane Mosque. Mi. S. O. K. Übaidullah, Federal Legtslatj Councillor, stressed chat th< Indian
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    You Can Register Now
    72 2 The Electoral Registers of j both the Legislative Counei' and Municipal Elections will be 1 open (01 six weeks until July' 15. 1049. Any person qualified and desirous to be registeied in either or both the Registeis. may do so at the specific re gistration Offices.
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    Fed. Resumes Tele Training
    244 2 THE training of a Technical Staff, an important pre-war feature of the Telecommunications Department of the Federation of Malaya, has been resumed. The Telecommunication Department's annual report said that suitable premises have been acquit cd in Kuala Lumpur to provide boarding accommodation for 35 student.; and
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    Historic Meeting
    51 2 ihovel l > detd «d I oil..i lb tj.inaiut Orgaoh «a dressing ih !>•••- -nTrr .nc i» al It d >vhleh the i jiI.mI i Ii *i» I- .,1 tits' .1 II ii dm. and f it i fiurhu. iiRapt i»r I M\f> I. Hi Stale <<" rr.
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    THEY HELD BACK ON GOVT. RICE
    69 2 Ha.ti Gulamohidt i tar Rawia. I i iehr j and htoham manager, oi" a liccn I retail shop in Roch< pleaded guilty to two eh of vrlthhofding Gown.: rice and sugar valued at $51 Judge L\ P. SI mk Ilaji $100 on the firsl
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    FALSE BIRTH CERTIFICATE FOR $200—CHARGE
    54 2 TEO Ah Kow. a ployed at the ofti Registrar of B Deaths, was y< tci ed with accepting a bribi (200 f: r whi< h h Malayan birth ccrtifi< itc I Chinese be m in China The case was p' June IS. District Judge E.
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    Taxi-Driver Is Fined
    50 2 JOHORE BAHRU A Singapore taxi-driv< r i Singh. 26. was fiw the Magistrates' Court t I or one week.- rigoi prisonmcnt for ca scngcis witliout a P.S.V. I mit. I He was also ftn< day's simple imj I for carrying a passenger* excess Of the number Impermissible.
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    DRIVER CHARGED HAD NO PERMIT
    41 2 I JOHORE BAHRI i Tan Hong Sianp. motor-car driver claimed tiial in I trates' Court charged With cai rying of biscuit without permit and a goods Bail of $100 was and the trial was August 4.
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    ASTON CLUB
    32 2 Mr. Low Tang CDanfc been elected Prcsid n» Aston Athletic Club r I i year 1949-50. Patron I Club is Mr. Tan CI and the Secretary is Mr Fook Kee.
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    DATO ONN’S DAUGHTER ADVOCATES BIRTH CONTROL
    579 3  -  By HARRY FANG women. 1 s and b,rth control for Malay muchVhoulh^^hf^T 6 t0 l his c °™'usion after Known to her friends as Mrs. Seth. Che Saileha sal 1 tnat her statement Is sure to raise '*a storm of protests" from religious leaders
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    Mrs. Tay Hooi Eng ree< ivlng the King's Commendation for brave conduct front the High Commissioner, sir llenrv Gurney at the Residency. Ipoh.
    23 3 Mrs. Tay Hooi Eng ree&lt; ivlng the King's Commendation for brave conduct front the High Commissioner, sir llenrv Gurney at the Residency. Ipoh.
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    HOME FUND
    21 3 The Selangor Turf Club has donated $500 to the Selangor Children's Home to provide j amenities for the children.
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    35 ARRESTED
    28 3 Kuala Lumpur. Tues.-There have been 35 arrests in the Feeration in the last 24 hours- in Perak. 8 in Selangor, in Pahang and 2 in Trenggam
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    Dato Onn May Give Up Post
    142 3 FVATO Onn bin Jaafar, Menu tri Bes&r of Johore, hopes to resign hi s premiership when His Highness the Sultan of Johore returns from Europe and will devote himself "to the service of the Malay people." Bato Onn disclosed this intention at the end
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    Bandits Attack Seaforths
    124 3 SEGAMAT, Tues.—A patrol of police and the First Seaforth Highlanders operating in the I'ahang area of Segamat camo under heavy automatic fire from a gang of about eight bandits yesterday. The patrol routed the enemy without suffering any casualty.) Two and a half hours later.. a Security
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    MALAYAN YOUTH FOR EUROPE
    103 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya is to send representatives to the World Youth Conference in Europe in August. Secretaries of youth organisations have heen asked to write to the Chief Social Welfare Officer. Government Offices. Batu Road, Kuala Lumpur. A Youth Organisations Committee for Malaya will be
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    Sultan's Birthday,
    55 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.--His Highness the Sultan of Pa hang celebrated his 4 &gt;tn birthday last Sunday. Replying to an address at a tea party held on the grounds of the Lstana Kota Biram. Pekan, by the Tengku Ans Temenggong, Pahatig. His Highness called on all communities to co-operate
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    'We Intend To Finish Reds Off
    322 3 Govt, Si ate man THE people of Malaya and Singapore were told yesterday that they can be either good Malayans or Communists. "You cannot be both." the High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, Sir Henry Gurney, and the Officer administering the Government of
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    Police See Crime Film
    74 3 "Walk A Crooked Mile" was specially screened to Police personnel yesterday j morning at the Rex Cinema Present were Mr. P. A. B. i McKerron and Mr. R. E. j Foulger. The show was arranged by the Police Welfare Officer, Mr Hall, and Mr. Yap, the
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    VARSITY COURT
    36 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. j The Council of State Kelantan. yesterday appointed their President Nik Ahmad Kami!, Dato Sri Setia Raja. Mentri Besar of Kelantan. as representative on the court of \\w University of Malaya.
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    Mr Yin Van. A.I, fctti'ral irm-Ur«t;<*r i»l ll»» <ir«ii» World) AiiiMs. iM.-ni I'ark who rvt'rfdl vi'sU'nb) to lm:»» iimnuKing |»ro|»Hcf»ir »1 tii* Oriental i'int»i*an>,
    24 3 Mr Yin Van. A.I, fctti'ral irmUr«t;&lt;*r i»l ll»» &lt;ir«ii» World) AiiiMs. iM.-ni I'ark who rvt'rfdl vi'sU'nb) to lm- iimnuKing |»ro|»Hcf»ir »1 tii* Oriental i'int»i*an&gt;,
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    Love Came Through Prison Windows
    127 3 I VVHILE Singapore yesteaday was welcoming the Thomas Cup Team two emergency detainees 1 from North lohore were married in Singapore's I Outram Prison before repatriation to China. They Were Loo Sun, 32, anc. Low 9ei Mut, M, During theii j detention in separate camps
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    HAULING PERMIT CASE IN COURT
    58 3 JOHORE BAHRTT, Tues.— I Tan Teck Vow, 26, was summoned to the Magistrates' Court today to answer a charge of failing to surrender the haulage permits of eight vehicles for cancellation after repeated requests by the Re- i gistrar of Vehicles. Tan claimed trial and
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    CUP DINNER
    38 3 The Thomas Cup team players and officials of the Singapore Badminton Asso- j eiation are being invited to a •uneheon at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Oarden hy the Singapor. I Rotary Club today at 1 p.m.
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    She Says: I'm Rich Man's Widow
    233 3 ABRAHAM Penhas, million- j aire, died in February 1942. Yesterday, Tan Soo Eng. a Chinese, claimed to be his j wife and applied for a declar- ation in the High Court that i would admit the legality of her marriage and entitle her I
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    Bribery Hits At Good Govt
    137 3 JUDGE Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith, describing bribery and corruption as "a cancer which might grow and destroy the whole body," yesterday gave heavier sentences in two bribery cases. |fr. Justice Gordon-Smirh 1 remarked that "like Caesar's j wife, orhcia.s must be above suspicion and lack of
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    HIS CRUELTY COST HIM $50
    58 3 Koh Bock Kee, 32, was fined $50 at the Police Court yesterday for causing unnecessary suffering to poultry. Koh was arrested on Beach Road while he was transporting 30 fowl in one small basket, 152 fowl in tour other baskets, 38 ducks in a small
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    Major Fined For Speeding
    88 3 Majoi W. S. Toe of Majee- i dee Barracks, Jhore Bahru. j was fineo $40 in the Traffic Couit ycstciday when he was found guilty of speeding in i his cai. It was stated that on the morning of March 30, Majoi Tee was seen driving
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    BACKSTAGE AT THE CHINESE DRAMA
    655 4 Singapore Amateurs Carry On An Art That Has Lived Unchanged For Centuries TO the uninitiated the Chinese theatre seems charming but utterly obscure owing to its highly conventionalised stagecraft, and the usually imposing status of the characters most of them are emperors or potent devils
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    DESTROYERS COLLIDE
    26 5 TV Tues. rhc British. Chevron and Comet i stn early today in aj •«"Jldunng n »S nt interccP*2LJ£ k Malta. I ties re reported.!
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    GERMAN REDS PLAN OWN UNIFIED STATE
    345 5 A.P. to sn-ak tor ?n ucsda &gt; T "e CommunisMed Deople's congress, tne East -n vni /?u any toda &gt;' adopted a ScNiet tvpc constitution lor tM to also drew U P a ,ist of 40 &lt;&gt; candidates for a people's eouniuir live frt,
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    DAMP TRIP FOR A HONEYMOON
    134 5 A.P. CANNES, Tues. Prince Aly Khan and his bride, American' motion picture actress Rita Hay worth, left here on theli wedding trip today in soaking lain. Tne Prince drove the cai as the couple left the [Minces Chateau de IHorizon. The chauffeur was on the
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    FINANCE TALKS
    30 5 U.P. LONDON, Tues.—Pakistan Finance Minister Ghulain Mo-1 hammed arrived by plane today i from Karachi to discuss financial matters with Sir Stafford Cripps, British Cnancellor of the Exchequer.—U.P.
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    TERRORIST ATTACK
    34 5 BATAVIA, Taea. Ou'.ch news agency, Ancta. bum today that ii learned an evacuee convoy from Jogjak r lo Ifogeiand was attacked n&gt; tei rorists dv: ing the week-end-No casualties were repot icd^
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    POLICE SMASH TOKYO RIOTS
    112 5 A.P. TOKYO Tuesdnv. Japanese police tonight broke un a gather::. ol more than 1.000 Commu-nist-led demonstrators in the heart of Tokyo. Ninety minutes after 500 police moved in, tn« are? was cleared. Forty-three demonstrators were under arrest. An official of the U.S. army's public safely division
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    HOLLYWOOD LOOKS AT JAVA
    51 5 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. i'urf*. "Java," the story of a foi tner navy officer who returns to Java and is aceu.-.ed by natives of being 3 v. a! time collaborator I with the Japanese, will be film,ed soon by Universal-Interm-.t-icnal Stodio. It Stars Stephen McNallv and Shelley Wintm.i.—
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    THIS MACHINE CAN GIVE THE SACK
    124 5 A.P. LOS ANGELEf. Tues.— I'he U.S. Bureau of Standards is building an electric brain that will translate foreign languages. The brain is being built at the University of California at Los Angeles by 20 mathematicians :md technicians under the direction of Dr. Harry Huskey.
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    NANKING UNDER RED RULE
    473 5  -  CHINA TODAY By CHANG KUO-SIN U.P. (Who stayed for a month in Nanking under the Communists.) SHANGHAI, Tuesday. The Communists have 4 up skeleton hut streamlined administration in Yoking, b 11 H occupation has thrown the city m ;i mild business depression and a serious unemployment
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    RELIEF FOR JAPS
    14 5 A.P. for Ja P an Beatrice &lt;J S !1 Francisco di-
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    New Indian State Formed
    85 5 A.P. LOUDON, Tues. The Ma larala of Cochin has signed an agreement at Madras to jo n his tate to neighbouring Travanore in India. 1 The agreement is eftectve op July 1. and thereafter the Ma laraia will become "ius* v XNintry gentleman/ the Indie;' -ligh
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    GERMANS PIAN CHURCH RADIO STATION
    117 5 U.P. BAMBERG, Germany. TmE Bishop of Bamberg, Josef Otto Koli.. has announced that Catholic and Protestant groups are working on a project to set up a "Christian broadcasting .station' in Bamberg. The transmitter will l&gt;e the second Christian radio station in Europe, hut the first
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    HERBERT MORRISON
    33 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. —Mr. Her*&gt;ert Morrison. Deputy Prime Minister. will lead Britain's! delegation to the first Assembly of the Council of Europe at Strasbourg in August, informed quarters said here today.—Reu-
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    "Hard Work And Lots Of Children"
    162 5 RECIPE FOR HAPPY MARRIAGE Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE. Tuesday Three or more children, hard work by husband and wife, simple pleasures and interested minds was the recipe for a one and happy marriage given by Mr. and Mrs. James Hughe's on the eve of their 69th
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    BUNCHE GIVES HOPE FOR NEGROES
    70 5 Reuter. NASHVILLE, Tues. R dph BUOOhe acting Nolions mediator for Palestine dieted in a speech acre that c negro woaW eventual &gt; -iplete equality with WWtea throughout the United 8 .03. trick Ho told students at IT**, is of race but they can be i
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    Jealous Cousin Murdered Nellie
    303 5 A.P. SYDNEY. Tues. Fiveton Nellie, the biggest female i in Sydnc&gt;, is dead. Thousands rnouin her. Nellie v/as only 19. She was born in Africa, but she slipped through the White Australia I laws and came to Sydney, j She went co live in a house
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    INDIA TO CALL ALLASIA CO-OP TALKS
    191 5 Reuter. BANGALORE, Tuesday. The All-India Cooperative Conference, which just concluded its eighth annual session here, has decided to convene an Inter Asian Co-operative Conference in New Delhi sometime towards the end of this year. Professor H. L. president of the Indian co-operative conference, said
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    Happy Birthday, Ben
    64 5 A.P. LONDON. Tues —Rig Ren. the bell in the clock tower above London's, Houses of Parliament, was 90 today. Big Ben failed only once— a broken pendulum spring put it out of action in 1944. It started service in 1859. Nine sonorous booms from Big Ben are
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    "TOUGH" DOGS ARE BACK IN FASHION
    156 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. The postwar boom in crime has brought the "tough" dog back to popularity in Britain. Canine experts say this is the reason why bull terriers and Alsatians are the most popular entries at the Croydon Canine Society's big show opening here.
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    CHAOS INCORPORATED
    550 6 WORD of advice to any tuan besar who cares to listen. One morning or afternoon, when the office can spare you, or you can spare the office, go for a walk round some of our Government offices, take your place in the queue at the inquiries counter, and
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    FAULTY MACHINERY TITO
    708 6  -  by RONALD PRESTON Reuter. THE cominform countries arc delivering faulty machinery and equipment to the Yugoslavs as part of theii campaign of economic pressure against Marshal Tito, according to newspaper reports published here. Recent Yugoslav press reports reveal that Russia and Hungary have delivered old and rusty
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    SIXTEEN NATIONS STAKE A CLAIM FOR ANTARCTICA
    716 6  -  By DAVID A. STEIN A.P. WORLD interest has Vrn focussed increasingly on rugged, mountainous, littleknown Antarctic a continent almost twice the size of the United States. Economically, the Antarctic may be a sleeping industrial giant, rich in mineral resources. Politically, at least 16
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    FINDS KILLERS BY RADAR
    375 6 JULES Calte, who says he operates like radar, explained that it's a simple matter for him to find missinir bodies, murderers and stolen jewels with his divining rod, a pendulum and a map. Calte's methods attracted public attention when newspapers reported that he had helped police
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    EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEg
    197 6 r&gt;OSTB.U. Sir, The criticism levelled ny "Another Worker", against the claim of women civilian workers of the Army for equal rights with men, is not justifiable. The assertion that women are not capable of doing the same work as men is not correct, as experience has
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    RELIGION AND BIRTH CONTROL
    202 6 Sir. The views expressed bv some religious bodies opposing birth control may be correct, but consideration should b« given to the circumstances of each individual. The standard of living in this country has already come down to a very low level and we have now come
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    WHEN, WHERE?
    113 6 Sir. The birds of the air require no birth control, but they do not overswarm the trees or the air. The beasts of the jungles know nothing about birth control and still thev do not'overcrowd the jungles. The same applies to the various insects. This clearly reveals that
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    OVERCROWDING
    156 6 Sir, As a resident of Johore fiahru, I cannot help commenting on failure of the authorities concerned to tackle the housing problem. From the reports of the proceedings of the States Council, it would appear the Councilors prefer to let sleeping dogs lie. Why is it that no private,
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    EMERGENCY AND PROPAGANDA
    288 6 C.K.H. Sir, The Malayan public geneialjy agree with Commissioners ;&lt; r&lt;- i ;l If Malcolm MacLonald,' w v fee fold reporter; few days ago, that thcr. L' been an "absolut&lt; ly slow but gradual u,,,, tnent" in th&lt; Covtn, campaign to wip«- out lessness in this eountiv
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    THE JAPS TRIED TO BREAK THE PRISONERS’ SPIRIT
    3059 7  -  The Gurkhas Held Out Steadfastly Against All Attempts To Make Them join The Traitor Army. Indians Were Tortured To Force Them To Work For Subhas Chandra Bose By Lieut Gen. A.E. PERCIVAL G.O.C. MALAYA 1941—2 v not »y p ut p°* c
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    NEW CHINA COASTER LIKE WHITE YACHT
    332 8 Tribune Shipping Editor I OOKING like a millionaire's white yacht for plea-sure-cruising to Miami or the Mediterranean, the new Norweigian motor vessel Hoi Wong docked from South China ports yesterday morning. Completed and delivered to her owners, Wrangell Co. of Haugesund, in December last
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    Along The Godowns
    37 8 Empire Hamnle (Sheers Wharf); Milne Baai (42/43); Henri Mouhot (40/41); Agapenor (36); '-'resident Jefferson (33/34); Turk's Head (19/20); Burnside (23/24); Islander (26 Bcnledi (27/28); Francisville 129 30); Katong (1.1 Hi, AdrastUS (4/5); Coifu (1/2).
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    CAPT. COOK PLATES GO FOR £160
    145 8 THAT intrepid Yorkshircman, Capt. James Cook, the famous explorer, was remembered recently at Sothcbv* in London when 317 plates, illustiating his three voyages, issued between x 770 and 1784 were bought for £160 by Mr. Ernest Maggs. The set was sold for only small
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    The P & O's luxury liner Chusan for the the U.K.-Straits run, here seen on the stocks at Vickers Armstrong's shipyard, I l'»arro\v-in-Furness, will be launched on -tune 28.
    28 8 The P O's luxury liner Chusan for the the U.K.-Straits run, here seen on the stocks at Vickers Armstrong's shipyard, I l'»arro\v-in-Furness, will be launched on -tune 28.
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    Rice Carriers Last E. C. A. Ships
    124 8 'JHE China Merchant Steamship Navigation Co., sent three rice carrying steamers the Hai Tien, the Hai Lieh and the Hung Chong as their last vessels with EGA aid to China, just before Shanghai was occupied by the Communists. The three vessels carried 20,000
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    MAIDEN VOYAGE
    44 8 The m.r, Camphuys of the Royal Packet Navigation Coy. K. P. M., of Amsterdam, recently made her maiden voyage to Indonesia. Tli.« Camphuay.s was built at WiltonFijenoord's Shipbuilding Yard, at Schiedam. Her measurements are. length 106, breadth 16.16 and lrauuht 6.15 metres.
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    Largest Load from Tientsin
    70 8 What is supposed to be the largest stng'e cargo in be brought from Tientsin since the Communist occupation arrived in the China Navigation onipain s ss Nanehung (Capt. L. King) at Hongkong uis&lt; week. She brought 200 tons of general cargo from that port, together vith
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    HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK IMPROVEMENT
    426 8 A DONATION of HK5250,000 towards the building of a new school in Hunghom for the children of workmen of the Kowloon Docks was approved at the ordinary yearly meeting of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company Limited, held in the Board Room of the Company,
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    WILLEM RUYS FILLED THIS DOCK
    109 8 Rotterdam's new dock—No. 8 Dock of the Drydock Company -is the largest in Holland. Before the war the port of i Rotterdam possessed a 36.0001 ton dock, but that broke in two I as a result of enemy action. No. 8 Dock is 207 metres
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    Rubber Market
    85 9 THE rubber commodity marbut «L 22* qUiot yesterday «i f tca J lcd U P gradually towards the close. There wL MoUT ChanBG in were: 0 1 8 prices y° stcr( lay m Buyers Sollrrs No. 1 June RSS 3214 No. 2 June RSS 30% anS No. 3
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    CANADIAN EXPORTS UP
    51 9 A.P. OTTAWA. Tues. S h a 1 p gains in the value of ex- j ports to the United Kingdom, India and Pakistan were outstanding features in Canada's April trade. Exports rose to U*****,800 000 from U*****.800,000 in 1 February and U*****,300,000 in April last year.- A.P
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    Copra In April
    86 9 A total 2,755 tons of copra were produced in the Federation in April on estates of more than a hundred acres. This* was a 'light increase over the March production of 2.644 tons. The number of nuts harvested during the month was 152,060. A total of 1.763
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    PRODUCE MART
    33 9 Singapore produce markets were mostly quiet yesterday with prices unchanged. London pepper was quiet on Monday with no offers for Black Lampong. May/June was quoted at 4/3 d. per lb, nominal.
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    Air Mail Schedule
    133 9 Air malla are expected to arrive today from the United Kingdom. Aden. Africa. Arabia. Canada, Europe, India, Iran. Iraq, Pakistan. Palestine, Australia and New Zealand. Ceylon. Burma and Palembang. Latest time of posting at the G.P.0.. arc: —to China (except Shanghai), Hongkong. Macao, Japan. Burma. Siam. Philippine-
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    LESS CROPS
    52 9 A.P. VI ASffINGTON, Tues Ku- ropean crops this year probably will be less than last year, the United States Agricultural DeI partment forecast. The Departmml made an exception Of the I soviet Union where it said Iprine planting was progressing well and Winter grains W ere In good
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    SHANGHAI BANKS' DEPOSITS FROZEN
    275 9 Reuter. JjHANGHAI, Tues. While the redemption of gold yuan notes continued today at about 200 banks, the Military Control Comission is retired to have instructed all the city s commercial and native banks to freeze their deposit accounts lor the time being. These institutions are said
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    BUT TOKIO EXPECTS MORE TRADE
    124 9 Reuter.—A.A.P. TOKIO, Tues.—The "Mainichi I Shimbun" today echoed the general belief among the Japanese that trade with China will revive, but admitted the Communists will have to lift restrictions on exports of certain essential commodities needed by Japan. Among them, the papei mentinned sat. silver
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    HK Banks Rise
    34 9 The rise in Hongkong Banks was a feature of the share market today. A few of the popular local industrials also came in for small inquiry. Tin shares however bagged again.
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    Brisk Trade In Shanghai Shares
    226 9 110 NO KONG. Tues. Com- munist assurances of protection of private property and business m then newly occupied Shanghai caused record turnover of Shanghai shares in the Hony Kong stock exchange market on Tuesday. Stock exchange figures for Tuesday showed that over 60 per cent,
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    Germany accused of underselling U.K.
    172 9 A.P. lONDON. Tues. Britain has "no cause for complaint if German shipbuilding and engineering firms are ahle to outsell her in world markets, Minister of State Hector McNeil said on Monday. McNeil answering questions in the House of Commons said the only requirement for the
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    839 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Buyers. Sellera Atlas Ice 15.50 16.50 Alex. Brtee Pref. 2.80 2.90 Ords. 2.20 2.27 4 8.8. Petrol 38/ 3 39, ed B. M. Trustee 7.r*» S-50 Cons. Tin Ord. 34/9 15/6 do. it*) 22/3 23/E. Utd. Assur. 40.76 4L75 E3tate Trust 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary
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      642 9 in writing are Empire AirArsons with expertJJJs communications Z to supervise signals 3 abie applicants must have W senior Cambridge credit in Eng■"Sations to be adoperatJona ofhpire Airways g G.PO- Singapore. WN|V svhat omai •,v:v: ,n I »1 workers take SHORTHAND -T, r x &gt;K-KEEPING f fV IS H. MATETC
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      274 9 NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold Leasehold Singapore Properties. To be held at our saleroom, No. 10 Chulia Street. On Wednesday, Bth June 1949. at 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Freehold land situate at Belilios Lane, area 4,751 sq.ft. I (VACANT POSSESSION j (Messrs. R. C. H. Lim Co..| Solicitors). Lot
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    AGE BEAT TONY ZALE
    424 10 He Never Ducked A Challenger U.P. NEW YORK, Tuesday. f& years to come, Tony Zale probably will be recalled as great middleweight champion, although dispassionate examination of the record will deny this. But Tony will be called great because tit was one oi' the few of
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    Von Nida Nearly Makes It
    122 10 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE, Tues. Austialian golfer. Norman yon Nida just missed making a world record score for a round in a golf championship, recently, when hi s putt went in and out of the hole at the finish of his course recoid round of 65, which
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    RSGC MIXED FOURSOMES
    123 10 The Royal Singapore Golf Club May mixed foursomes Competition was played at Bukit Tiniau on Sunday afternoon and r««bM*ri in a win for Mrs. W. G. A. Nutt and Brig. J. E. Witt with a Ml score of The following were the beat return?: Mrs. W. G.
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    Lee Would Will By A Nose
    69 10 U.P. NEW YORK. Tues. —If boxing were scored as horseracing is, Lee Savold would be world heavyweight champion—winning by a nose. His left jab, rated perhaps the best ever seen in the division, has broken the noses of Billy Conn, Lou Nova, Tarn Mauriello,
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    Tips For Epsom
    459 10 Reuter. (A DemlHeat?) LONDON, Tues. If all the tips offered at the London Press Club's traditional Derby lunch today came off there would be a dead heat among nearly a dozen runners in next Saturday's Epsom classic. Many famous figures, owners, jockeys and trainers, were present and
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    And Boxing's Bad Boy May Be Given Another Chance
    388 10 U.P. CHICAGO. Tuesday. DOCKY Grazlano, boxing's Bad Boy who was suspended in Illinois because of a poor car record, might be i n stated should he apply for a license, a Unitea Press inquiry revealed today. The former middleweight champion, who
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    Joe Goes For Soft Drinks
    180 10 Reuter. MANILA, Tues. ,Joe^, Louis, who recently gave* local charity a hand by appearing in a mammoth f J six-round exhibition bout-7 with two opponents one after another and good- r naturedly disposing of them at Manila's famed S Kizal Memorial ball park, i is
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    WIN AND LOSE
    28 10 Ia a friendly game of table tennis last week-end. Perhimponan Stia Club beat Gilman Barrack G 2. and lost to Katong Boys Club 5 1.
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    Slugging It Out!
    51 10 Rockey Graziano lands a hard right on Zale's head dnring ihelr second battle. The right, which was on*? oi the best seen was won by Hockey by a knockout. He took Zale's title. Zale however, handed Graziano the same dose in their return and won his title
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    "RECORD WILL BE BEATEN"
    71 10 U.P. FRESNO, Cali.. Tues. Cornelius Warmerdam. only man in history to clear 15 feet in pole vaulting, believes his records will be beaten some time, explaining that some future vaulter. using" a new steel pole with its greater spring, will clear 16 feet. Warmerdan, married and
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    FROM SKATES TO SPEED CARS
    46 10 A.P. INDIANAPOLIS, Tues. One-time roller skating champion. Bill Holland, won the 33rd annual 500-mile memo i ial day automobile race yesterday. He averaged 121.327 miles an hour. Johnny Parsons, one time child vaudeville star, took secdnd money. George Connor was third.—A.P.
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    'Mr. DAWSON CAN WAIT'
    130 10  -  SAYS TOM BURNS AUSTRALIAN' WHUtw champion. Tommv t?* who combines the t with good looks V|./i c got him film roles j n 1 lia, is not interested in J ing Americans i n The manager of SvdrJ i dtums has offered to Freddie Dawson from
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    TERRY'S FIRST BREAK IN II YEARS
    82 10 Terry UeCSenaghan, tftj St. George club, is the to. gest man in Sydney Union. He ks 17 stoney weight and 6 ft. 3 in. That is one record but IM thinks most of the tact taj he has played 11 years'c* tinuous Rugby Union
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    FOOTBALLER USES LENSES
    79 10 APART from togging, d takes 19-year-old Lara Shipp 15 minutes to get roar for the football field bourne. Laurie is first me into the dressing-room. He carefully take- froi his pocket a little case containing contact lenses; it covers them with liquid am then fits them into
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    World's Best Cornel To Grips On June 3
    248 10 WRESTLING: A.P. ISTANBUL, Tuesday. JHE greatest international wrestling competiuaß since the Olympics opens here on June 3. At least 10 nations are expected to compete matches which will bring together the world'sfintfß; wrestlers, several of them Olympic champions, ml The events, which
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    But They Find It Cold
    339 10 Four Argentines Enter U.K. Golf tourney A.P. I ONDON. Tues. Squally M weather and good English golfers are checking the raid by four Argentine professionals on the British Golf Tournaments. In the first two competitions, the quartet failed to finish anywhere near the top prize.
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    CHEW BEE, MRS. GREENHILL WIN TITLE
    571 11 Mrs. Burnett wins women's singles final ANG Chew bee and Mrs. iVI. I. Grcenhill became U thr 1940 mixer! Roubles champions when Uiev beat II K. Yadi and Mrs. M. M. Strickland 4_6 fc-| 6-1 in che finals of the Singanarc Lawn Tennis Championships,
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    World famed athirt»» , Fanny Blanker* Koen is 7 ] aided by her hiue« «• ] I she loosens up at Ma- I i ,(>nihs Dam I'ark in New ; ) Vork City, I.S.A.—A.I\ )
    30 11 World famed athirt»» Fanny Blanker* Koen is 7 aided by her hiue« I she loosens up at Ma- I i &gt;nihs Dam I'ark in New Vork City, I.S.A.—A.I\ A.P. Photo.
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    GALLEY PROOF WITHDRAWN FROM DERBY
    115 11 A.P. LONDON. Tues. Galley Proof, a 100-1 longshot, was withdrawn from the English Derby Stakes today, reducing the field to 33. The milc-and-a-half classic will be run on Saturday. Four French entries arrived today from Boulogne. The Aga Khan, co-owner of last year's winner. My
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    TO DEFEND TITLE
    32 11 A.P. LONDON. Tues. Livio Minelli of Italy will defend his Euiopcan welterweight 'ncxing championship against Henry Hall of England in London on July 5. promoter Jack Capcll announced toda\.—A.P.
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    GROWDER OIL
    30 11 lAlexI Alex C. Growder. captain the European Clarke Cup warn, will not be able to play ffl the annual cricket match Hast the tyest euiring 'he •Mane holidays
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    Flannery Leading Rider At Penang
    390 11 DENANG Turf Club have every reason to be satis- fied with their Summer Meeting just ended. The unlimited sweeps on each day were well patronised *nd slightly better than usual. The course cash sweeps were about their usual standard. Desoitc the fact that Class HI
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    GAW KHEK KHIAM CUP GOLF
    309 11 T HE island Club will be com--1 nletely reserved for tne Gaw Khck Khiam golf cow petition on Saturday when the qualifying round #M played. The finals will be played on Sunday. Below are the sUrtlO| times cf the rcund: first win i.V, p.m.: C.
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    S.C.C. go down fighting
    404 11 fONCEDING two quick goals in the last 10 minutes of the game the Singapore Cricket Club went down three-nil to the Rovers Sjiorts Club in an S.A.F.A. Senior League soccer match at Jalan Besar, yesterday. Although the Club was down one nil in the first four
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    SNEAD WINS AGAIN
    27 11 RICHMOND, Tues. Sam Sncad won the National Piofcssional Golfers Association title foi the second time today, defeating John Falmei of North Carolina three two.
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    SOMERSET WIN DRAMATIC RACE AGAINST STORM
    345 11 LONDON, Tuesday. SOMERSET cricketers defeated Leicestershire by 18 runs today in a dramatic race with an &gt;&gt;m omin2 storm. A few seconds after Trcmlctt had bowled Sperry. the last man, rain poured It bad sprinkled earlier during the day and both sides had accelerated
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    N. Zealand's 4th win: Beat Sussex by 5 Wickets
    324 11 HOVE, Tuesday. IN saining their fourth success of the tour, the New Zcalander* achieved an excellent performance after being 116 behind on the first innings. After dismissing Sussex for 13(1 in their second inni ms, the New Zealander&gt; were set to
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    SCOREBOARD
    209 11 Reuter. Sussex Ist Inns. 276 tor 7 dccl. N. /...land Ist Inns. I(i0. s| SSKX »nd INNS iv Lanjcridgc lbw Cow le Smith b Cowie C. (lakes &lt;• Mooney b Cowie R Martini c Mooney b Cresswell DM c Reid b (uw ir I James l.ancridgp lbw Hayes •lames
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    RAFFLES INST. BEAT S.J.I. 4-1
    81 11 Raffles Institution defeated St. Joseph's Institution 11 in a friendly Int«r-BchOOl badminton match played romicr hall last Saturday. Result*: (R.I. playra mentioned first): Binele*: Antony Gomez boat VVTll.e Tan 18-1«. 10-15. Sian Gian to Vincent Gomw. 15-18. in-15; Choc Fook Chopn« beat Lam Joon Lim
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    WALKER HITS A CENTURY
    67 11 MALACCA, Tues. The Malacca Club beat the Bt. Franc's "institution by 160 runs at cricket in the Doshi Shiclu competition on Sunday. G. S. Walker completed his century in one and a half hours and went on to scoi c 125. He had 7 sixes and
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    COLONIALS BEATEN
    29 11 MALACCA, Tues.-—The Selangor Colonials travelled down to Malacca during the week end and in a cricket match with the local Hilarians lost by 89 runs on Sunday.
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    THINGS ARE ROSY
    51 12 Returning to Stockholm fr oni his annual vacation at Vice, king Gmtav V of Sweden grins broadly and waves a rose to the croud from the window of his special train during a stop in Paris. The long- reigning monarch will be 91 years old on Juno
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    STRIKERS HURL DYNAMITE AT TROOPS
    188 12 Civil War In Bolivia A.P. LA PAZ, Tuesday. STRIKING miners hurled dynamite sticks from 13 hilltop hidouts today in a battle with Bolivian troops trying to keep order after the weekend of rioting in the Andes tin mines." A state of Siege has been declared
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    CONE AMERICAN
    49 12 A.P. LOS ANGELES. Tuea Lancashire-born Brenda Hopkins, daughter-in-law of the late Harry Hopkins, one time leading adviser to the U.S. President, was granted American citizenship in Los Angeles. Hei husband, Hollywood film wiiter Robert Hopkins. witnessed the ceremony. The pair was married in England in 1941. A.P.
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    EXCHANGE NOTES
    26 12 U.P. BUENOS AIRES. Tues. Israel and Argentina today exchanged formal notes &gt;y which both agree to open diplomatic consular agencies n the other country.—U.P.
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    C.B.O.B.A. MELT
    23 12 The Christian Brothers Old Bova' Association will hold its annual general meeting this evening at 5.15 p.m. at St. Joseph's Institution.
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    TAIKKYI RETAKEN
    56 12 A.P. RANGOON, Tues.—Burmese Government forces today reoecupied the town of Taikkyi, 40 miles north of Rangoon, said an official announcement. Rebels Were reported to have lied from Taikkyi Before the Government forces enter!ed the town. Three nearby villages, including Gyobyu, from which Rangoon obtains its water supply, were
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    AUSSIE POLICE SEIZE DIAMONDS
    69 12 Reuter-AAP. PERTH. Tues. The po'ie. said they seized 55 cut dia- mODdfl valued at A£1.600 from an Austfrahan passenger jus. before the 4000-ton Maet.-uye-ker left Fremantle for- Singapore yesterday. The police added that the diamonds were in two special pockets in the passenger's suit. He was
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    MANSFIELD S.C. FIXTURES
    107 12 The following are asked to turn up for tho Manslield Sports Club at soccer vs. Malayan Aiiways S.C. (Kaliang) tcmoi.ow at Fairer Park at 5.15 p.m.: Yeo Kin Poh, John Ghui. P. Caldicott. Tan Siew Eng, H. Twist. Sunny Tan. Tan Kirn Kee, James Goh. Szahali. Chong
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    Memorial For War Hero Planned
    162 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Chamber of Commerce last night decided to launch a relief fund for needy Chinese deported under the Emergency Regulations. The Chamber also welcomed donations to the fund from the general public. Tho meeting of the Chamber Committee also decided to donate $10,000 to
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    S.H.B Had A Busy Year
    265 12 {Tribune Stuff Reporter) THE Singapore Harbour Board has a iotal revenue of $29,689,103 for the year ending June 30, IS4B— more than twice the revenue collected in 1941. The annual report for the Board was issued last night. The Board spent more than SI million
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    BACK BAO DAI
    42 12 Reuter. SAI«,ON, Tues.--Representa-tives of the Moise tribe—a racial minority of about 1,000,000 in the mountainous regions of south Indo-china were taking the oath of allegiance today to Bao Dai, ex-Emperor of Annam and head of the new Vietnam state.—Reuter.
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    TRADE WITH JAPS TO BE DISCUSSED
    101 12 MR. LINGEMAN, Economic Advisor to the U.K. liaison Mission to Japan arrives m Singapore today from Tokyo tor consultations with the Co'ony Government. will discuss problems of Japan's trade with the Sie;!rig areas, with particular reference to Malaya. He will meet members of the
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    Negotiations for big copra deal underway
    238 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) NEGOTIATIONS are now under way for the sale of 4,000 tons of copra by the Indonesian Copra Fund to oil millers in Penang. This will be second big sale of Indonesian copra to Malaya through normal trade channels since the war.
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    U.S. HOLIDAY DEATHS SOAR
    55 12 U.P. CHICAGO, Tues.—Holiday accidental deaths soared past the 300 mark today as milj lions of holiday makers trekI ked home from the long Memorial Day week-end. A United Press survey showed that 313 persons died violently since Friday night, including 181 on highways, 72 by drowning
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    MALAYAN STUDENT
    51 12 Mr. Albert Yue-kong Luke, ol Singapore, who is now doing the comprehensive five years' course of dentistry at the Melbourne I niversity, is lindi/ig Mle in Australia interesting. Here he is working at the denta' sehoo', at Melbourne's Dental Hospital, where pad of his practicial work is carried
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    INDIA, PAKISTAN COME TOGETHER
    134 12 A.P. AinNECY, France, Tuesday. INDIA and Pakistan moved a step closer to--1 gether today with ihe withdrawal of a Pakistan charg&lt; that Inaia had violated the Geneva tariff agreement cf i 947. Pakistan claimed at a meeting of the 23 contracting states of the agreement last
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    SIR ALEXANDER MADE GOVERNOR
    41 12 A.P. LONDON, Tues.- Lt. General Sir Alexander Hood nas been appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Bermuda, the Colonial Office announced Tuesday night. Hood, formerly Directs General of the Army Ifedica! Services, succeeds Admiral Sir Ralph Leatham —A.P.
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    R.N. TORPEDO BOATS ARRIVE
    55 12 A.P. HAMBURG, Tues.—Three topedo boats of the Ro/M Navy arrived in Hamburg today. The Hotilia is making a cruise with calls at Ham- burg, Kiel, Wilhelmshaven, j Copenhagen. Gothenburg md Hull. The officers and men vi!l be entertained by the British occupation forces and *he j
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    MORE U.K. CARS
    52 12 A.P. BRUSSELS, Tues. The management of. the Imperial Motor Works in Belgium plans to increase from 8 to 15 daily the British Standard Vanguard cars that it now assemble.-. Parts are shipped from Britain and assembled by Be'gian workers under- a contract signed with the Stand*»»d Company
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    ELIZABETH ILL
    20 12 A.P. LONDON. Tues.—Princess Elizabeth has a slight end la staying Indoors, a Buckingham Palace i nouncement said today.—A.P.
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    Jenny's On Her Way Home Willi A Hag Off Toys
    97 12 Reuter—AAP. MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—With flo* sight of her left eye sated, four-year-old Tze IJan Fan Leong, accompanied hy her mother left Melbourne In air to return to her home in Singapore. "Jenny". M she became known in Australia, took with her
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    MacDonald to tell of S.E.A. Situation
    247 12 A.P. LONDON, Tv ifa MR. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner-nl ITI eral in South -East Asia, is expected r 0 to his official duties on June 9. He win tr by air. He is continuing his talks with r ministers, and one oi his most
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    AID GREEKS
    43 12 Reuter. ATHENS. Tv, Cabinet tonight ~";Vf* ask United N itioi an estimated 700.00 made homeless hv n war. Tho request Welfare Mini Karamanlis. is to I the Umted Nal and Social CwnnUttesJ ing in Geneva on j uK .T Reuter. UIJ
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    91 12 CHRISTIAN KliOTHt K\ m BOYS ASSN.: Anm"i St. Joseph s InstnS 5-15 p.m. MT. JOHN'S AMRlLAm Lecture on First A..1 ti nJ C. J. Fajrlar, at Gey tans School, 5-3*3 p.m. CHINA SOeiKTY: Dato i1 till G. H. Gariit k at members of the society a;
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    141 12 CATHAY: "Every Girl ShJ B&lt;* Married" Car) ijjd tranche! Tone and Diana y 11 a.m., 1.43, 4.15. G.15 and! p.m. AP1TOL: "T! with Olivia d H; lt Clefke Holm, ll a.: •Jf and 9.30 p.m. KMX: "The r. (con;plete aerial) a Lane, Linda Su-i 1.15. 4. 6.45 and MO
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    42 12 LEAGI E SOCCKB: ?r r Kota Raja vs. Royal Jnr. A. Grp. 1: S'|H&gt;rt ChiaB Engineers Assn. vs. T. and (N.S.&gt;- B.O.D. mound Jnr Amateur Athleti' Un:on v.". lad Clerl KKIKNDLY SIKCKR: vs. Tionsj Bahru Ran^er^ 1 ENXIS: F.L.I «liips S.C.C.
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