Malaya Tribune, 14 June 1949

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    64 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE I PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: "Tribune* Spore Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Phone 5811/3 Nine iJnea. Published simultaneous!,l at Jfygapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE f.OXDON FFJ'RFSEXTATIVF: P Manrir*
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    ‘ASIA HUNGRIER THAN EVER BEFORE’ SAYS FAO CHIEF
    586 1 Dodd Calls For More Cattle, Fish Reuter. Pan's, Monday ICE consuming peoples of the Far E:st, with the exception of Siam, Burma and Indochina, are generally worse off tha.i ever before, Mr. Norn's E. Dodd, Director General of the Food and Agricui
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    REDS PAY TO BOOST EXPORTS
    146 1 S\N PRANCLi Q Mon.— Th.-' Bank 1 in Tientin loaned 120.000,000 Com-uri-t dollars to Tientsin exnort nit: during May r order to increase the ex- Dor trade, i ccording to Pein B i toni rht f t ;c Hank h ancd more I thar. 800,00
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    SEAFORTHS' SUCCESS
    24 1 I SEGAMAX Today.—A paf ton- JN rt iy, ai.d killed It was found that both men had identity ear la and came
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    STRIKE BLOCKS KARACHI DOCKS
    105 1 Reuter. KARACHI, Men —The Karachi dockers strike, involving 3.000 men. showed no sign oi ending today as negotiations between Government commissioners and union orri-cia-s continued. The arrive 1 of another five ships brought the number idle through the strike to IS. The men are demanding an
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    RUSSIA BUYS HERE AGAIN!
    83 1 ITito uu Staff lUrparH s) The Russian ship Baku If due in Singapore on Thursday or Friday this week to load 9,000 out of about 12.000 tons of Malayan ru) ber bought about two months ago. She is expected to have at the end of the
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    ISRAEL PROTESTS
    28 1 I.AX:'. Si C cr.fijS. 1; rael formally protested to the Security Council today against reports that the British GovernLntended to resume arms Dta to Arab States.
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    Attlee Confers On U.K. Strike Crisis
    171 1 U.P. LONDON, Monday. Prime Minister Clement Attlee presided over another special cabinet meeting on Britain's wildcat strikes today amid signs that some labour unions were g tting recalcitrant members under their control again. No announcement was made folowing the hourlong meeting at No. 10
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    COMINFORM MEETS?
    77 1 A.P. WARSAW. Mon. Thirteer leaden of the Cominform wen I reported tonight to be putting the finishing touches on plans 'to intensify the press campaign 1 and to increase economic sane j tions against Marshal Tito's re- glme in Yugoslavia. I The three day session of the Cominform
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    Daughter Bans Kipling Biography
    104 1 A.P. LONDON, Mon. Rudyard Kipling's daughter declared today that she will never permit publication of a new biography of her father. She flatly refused to say why. She said that her decision to ban the book was final. The biography, 160.000 words long was written by
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    HACK TO IPOH
    42 1 Mr. Tan Cheng Lock returned this weekend to Ipoh where two months ego he was fh< victim dl a bomb assassination attempt. He is Bean here welcoming delegates to the strorgIj gaatfded sat tiling <»f th« Malayan Chinese Association.
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    Labour To Change Election Plan?
    162 1 LONDON. Mull. The British Labour Party may overhaul its 1950 election platform to drop or modify its controversial plan to nationahze insurance companies, political quatttis I said tod:u. I Toe decision would be baaed on pcliciCSl consider ations rather than any change in the govern
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    SENATE APPROVES
    26 1 Reuter. \k;«Sai..ui j i .i.ur.. The UMied S .cites Senate today ratified the inter national wheat coment in a unanimous Vv »cc vote. —R.,u«.er.
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    "HORSE TRADE" SAVES TALKS
    262 1 BULLETIN ON THE FOREIGN MINISTERS U.P. PARIS, Monday.—The Big Four Foreign Minivers were working today on n faee-sa\ing "gentlemen's agreement" on Germany, it wsl learned from authoritative sources. An agreement at least in principle on the bogged down Austrian peace treaty also may be concluded before
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    APPROVED
    21 1 U.P. WA BHINI .'TON. Mon. Th o S~vpf- today confirmed unanimously nomination of Gordon Gray as Secretary of the Army.—llP.
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    TWO SQUATTER AREAS BEING CLEARED
    514 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday.— TWO operations to clear areas of undesirable j souattsrs and to allow law-abiding inhabi--1 t.ant* to return were begun by Security forces in the Tcmcii;)h district of Paha.ng yesterday morning. j The two operations under Emergency R~-gu- lation 17D were directed against
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    MEETING
    22 2 MALACCA. Mon. The next monthly meeting of the Malacca Municipal Commi.sstooers will be held on Wednesday. June 22, at 9.30 a.m.
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    Petrol Coupons Ready
    115 2 YOUR pctro' coupons for the third quarter of 1940 are now ready. There has aeen no change m the ration and the value nf a petrol unit will remain at 1% gallons. You can net your ration at the Pctro' Rationing Office at Middle Road during the
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    AIDE DE -CAMI
    31 2 Lieutenant R. A. Murray, Malayan Royal Naval Vohmteei Reserve, has been appointed an Honorary Aide*deCamp to the Governor, in place of Lieutenant J. F. Burnett, Who has resigned.
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    Army Wife Had No Card Fined $30
    115 2 MRS. Olga Amanda Billet I the wile of an Army major was yesterday fined $30 j for failing to register and Obtain an identity card within the time prescribed. She pleaded guilty to District Judge E. P. Shanks. Mrs. Billctt has been in
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    They Linked Australia
    47 2 Nurses o<»i Boh fan and .Mice rhia. with Matron '<•.••• Brone'l and B >»>ung spaai. patient at the Margaret ReM Orthopaedic HospUa*, St. Ives, Sydney. The two RUrS4W are expected to arrive In Singapore about June They wll] sail from Labua i In the Kajang.
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    WAGE DISPUTE SETTLED
    104 2 three-week-old wage di pute ended yesterday when some 200 Singapore granitequarry workers agreed to a 10 per cent reduction of th ii daily-paid wages, effective from June 1. The agreement, signed at Labour Dcnartmen;. Qtso vide.; for free medical treatment for workers; one meal daily, for which
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    354 Have Registered
    61 2 Tvvo hundred and focty two voters for the Legislative Ccuncil Elections have legtstered during fnst ten days of the registration period. One hundred and twelve voters have so far registered themselves for vac Municipal elections. These figures represent only those who visited the registration centres. They do
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    AUSSIES LOOKED AFTER US WELL
    545 2 Say Nurses THE people Of Australia nave a warm corner in 1 their hearts for Malayan Chines? because of the help they gave A. L F. men during the Japanese occupation of Malaya. This Is one of the impressions of two years iti Australia. Malayan
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    Restraint Plea Against Adelphi Hotel Dismissed
    224 2 HIGH COURT ACTION IH application fbi an interim Injunction to A 1! New A&elphi Hot?l Ltd from hotd'ne OttV ordinary or extraordin-w g-n-ral nr 1V) odndlntt the hcarinr of nut in t« ~P b'o'> of shares, was refused b" tn* Chief Jiistir- Mr.Murray-Aynslcy, in
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    He Carried A Bayonet To Be Safe
    100 2 iDU bin Ramli, looking A younger than his 17 yearwas charged yesterday with carrying a bayonet without permission. Abu told the Firs', Di trict Judge that Muar. where he came from, was a trot area. "There arc a lot of comsMnists in my
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    Captain Tried To Undress Hostess
    236 2 Court ToU r.-XPTAIN Derek Stuart SulclifTe, 31, of the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry was alleged in the Firs'. District Cour; yesterday to have attempted to force a dance hcst?ss YvonneRose Peterson, to undress while he was armed with a Gurkha's kukri. Sutcliffc faced three
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    MENON HAD ONE CARD TOQ MANY
    80 2 \j. it. MEN ON was yesterday charged m the First Dfe trict Court with falsely declaring he had lost his Identity card and obtaining another from the Office of tie Commissioner of Registration on June 10. He claimed trial and Irs ease was postponcel
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    CARD PLEDGER IS CAUTIONED
    60 2 JOHORB UATUir, Mon. K. MAN|CKAM 30. today told the Magistrate he .va < unemployed and had no fixe I place Of abCKle. He was cU- ocd and discharged. When the case was :irs f mentioned a week ago, the prosecution disclosed that Manickom had told the
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    PROGRESSIVES HIT BACK AT CALWELL
    214 3 Mr. L C Tan Proposes Retaliation ViiV Pro£r|ssive Farty is considering retaliatory legislation against Australia. Rtr. C. C. Tan. president, m a statement to the press Last rtlfht, m that he had sent for a eonv of the PhinnEiU which is b?fore the Assembly at
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    King Thanks Malaya
    41 3 I &i ite rot plied to tr. by the t of the P 1 has been jMtn-e the King who has est you t- m i jesty'i tO COnveY Colony "of JJ n 3 -ion of the mcs-
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    LESS BEEF FOR S'PORE
    23 3 rolonv of Sii has i-*- en G »vcrnraeat subject to :y cattle Lombok, ads and lep ndendes .at *ny
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    Appeal Committees Formed In Perak
    193 3 Further progress in the preliir the launching of a State* i raisa funds for the University >r1 d at thd meeting of the I niversity Appeal Committee held loned Council Chamber at the The Hon'ble the Mentri Besaj of Perak Datoh Abdul Wahab) who is
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    Chinese Advisory Hoards
    45 3 The first meeting of the Chinese Advisory Boaids will shortly be held in Kedah. Sctaagor, Negri Scmbilan and Jdhorc. The first meeting of Pcnang Chinese Advisory Board was hvi-ld on June 8. Earlier the Chinese Advisory Boa id had met in Malacca.
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    DATO HAMZAH RETIRING SOON
    41 3 Kuala Lumpu:, Mon. The Hon'hlc Dato' Hamzah 1 bin ahauilah will retire from the po.st ot the Mentri Bcsar, Belattgor, with effect from July 1. 11) li). I'm appointmont of Dato' Hamah's successor Is still under consideration:
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    RADIO TALK
    26 3 Beinaid Hicklcy. Daily Telegraph Correspondent, will talk about the new Prime Minister ot China. Mai lhal Yen Shi-shan, ever Radio Malaya at 7.10 tonight.
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    POLICE FIND KICK
    48 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Aicn. A Police patiol recovered large quantities cf rice in a bandit temporary camp which was located when they flushed the squatter area at Sungei Long yesterday. One' bandit attempted to escape and was fired at by tiie Police but he got away.
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    Seven Men On Trial For Murder
    132 3 TWO Malays, two Eurasians and three Indians, alleged to have stabbed a Chinese to death at a coffee-shoD on May 7 last year, claimed trial at the Assize Court yesterday. rhe sevet) men are Kanffl birvGhani, Bahari bin Mohamcd Ibrahim. Stephen ,Frois. Gren/ille Fiois.
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    Hindus At Sitiawan Celebrate
    73 3 SIT i A WAN, Mon. The Hindu festival of Vaigasi Vi«sagam was celebrated at the Sithi Vinayagar Temple Sitiawan. I In the evening the chorus f t *om the religious class conf»„*rod v-.y Mr. If, K. SuKanianiam. Hon. Secretary of tie Bindings Hindu Sabah j entertained
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    GUERRILLAS AND CIVILIANS
    90 3 The top photfl tIM>WB :< guerri'hr OatpOSt near Jegjsiiar;a, ava. which remains a well-armed stronpheld against the Dutch. Tht-s*' indoneNian.- v.il! tak» over Jogjakarta when the Dutch occupation »< ree pu'ls out in the r. ar fiiture. In lower photo, btdenesian and Maese c ivilians line up
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    Malay Soldiers Receive Awards
    328 3 A corporal and a lance corporal of the Ist. |3attaiion. Malay Regiment, have been given awards ;o;; gallantry in action. Corp Musa Bin Mat Noordin has been awarded th( Military Medal and Lance Corporal Mohamad Nor Bin Buyong received Mention in Despatches. The citations accompanying the
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    Boys' Home Anniversary
    65 3 THE second anniversary of the opening of the Bukit Tim ah Boys' Home, dementi Road, will be held on Tuesday, June 21. It will be celebrated by a Sports Meeting at 4.30 p.m. to be held on the sports field adjoining the Home. The Governor and Lady
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    FILIPINOS TO FETE JULY 4
    76 3 rr»HC Singapore Filipino As- sociation has drawn up a lour-point programme to celebrate the Third Anniv. saty of the Philippine Hepublic independence on July 4. The programme includes a Requiem High Mass of thanksgiving at the Cathedral cf Good Shepherd at S a.m.. a Children.-
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    ACSU MEETING
    34 3 THE Technical Group of the Army Civil Service Union will hold an inaugural meeting at the Union s premises, 331 North Bridge Road at 3 p.m.. June 15. Officers will be elected.
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    Ipoh Crowds Cheer Thomas Cup Team
    168 3 IPOH, Monday. —A mammoth crowd gathered at the Ipuli iifcrSirrrr.? »r rrotl Malaya's Thomas Cup loam this morning. The team went or. a triumphal tour of the town. The $15,000 Thomas Cup escorted by motor cyclists of the Traffic Corps and out- riders of
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    MISSION OFFICERS
    44 3 i Swam i Vamadevananda was elected president of the Ramakrishna Mission at the I annual general meeting held I recently. Mr. V. Pakirisamy J.P.. I M.c. was named vice-presi-dent, Mr. R. Narasimhan. Hon. I Secretary, and Mr. R. M. Krishnan. Hon. Treasurer.
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    BOUND OVER
    35 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mom— A 44-year-old pork seller, Koh Yok Koon, was bawd ever for a period of s'x months in the Magistrates' ("ourt today when he pleaded guilty to a charge of smokchandu
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    Unions To Debate Birth Control
    84 3 AN inter-Union bttween the Army Civil Service Union and the Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers Union will be held at 331 North Bridge Road on Saturday at G p.in Tho subject will l#: "T«t birth control is a blessing. Speakers lor the motion will be
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    THEFT CHARGE
    33 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.--Eighteen-year old Syed H 1 j mid !,in Syed Abdul Rahma I j appeared in the Magistral Court today on a tentatix" I charge of housebreaking and i theft:
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    A SINGAPORE NAVAL OCCASION
    119 4 H. M. Cruiser Birmingham Plays Host To The Colony ~...,.1, M siturduv was host 10 tno people The IMtt ten cruiser Birmingham, which arrived f' r lor sir Frankl in Gimson, was [oil s !wrt > y ?L%ur:rMy. Captain T.A.C. PnfrmhTTfl, Commander of Birmingham, welcomes Admiral
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    GOVT. DEFINES NEW IMPORT RULES
    790 5 J^ T Fty Import and Export Guides' have b*en Issues by the Singapore Government with effect from Jim io. rewiacins! the on?': issued in I :;mbc r 1948. The import Guide claims that goods Which entei Singapore's re-export tradare amonp, tho;; which may imoorted from
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    "Connie" Limps Here On 3 Engines
    82 5 I ro vc. ;uamas onT vhich had a dcfc- au n IlM ,.r.ccd at Kaf vi the i c inni landed on lengah Air- .m !t "UTht. ing without any %pn"or? hut carried a lo Singapore, which ricw in the Connie La- she"was at
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    ANOTHER BANDIT HANGED
    178 5 E i Mon. A ibrjidit, Ngoh s l !t. hanged this mornin" ?t the Jchore Btiam j sao He i- the 69th, bandit riaCC the EK: ,?r§CnCy N... -.v.. .1 riorc the \pril 11 fci canvius n .3$ revolver. He w nt( tic i to death. His
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    Johore Students Graduate
    91 5 ELEVEN Johore students have completed their training at the Sultan Idris Training College, Tan ionMalim. They arc asi in bin Haji Sajleh, Mokhtaram bin Rabidin, Sies bin Kamsan. Yunus bin Haii Ibrahim, Yunus bin Abdul Marram Jalal bin Kisim, Salam bin Abdul Ghani. Ihsan bin Haii Abdul
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    SHERIFF FACES NEGRO BEATING CHARGE
    132 5 A.P. MACON. Georgia, Mon. 4 HARRIS County Deputy /A Sheriff lias been charge by a Federal Grand Jur>' with turning a Negro over to a group of seven white men to be beaten. Deputy Sheriff Willie v. Chapman and the seven men were indicted on
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    STAFF'S PLEA
    102 5 SEREMBAN, Mon. At the] annual genera' meeting of the, Negri Sembilan Estate Asian Staffs Union. Mr. G. K. Kathiravclu, the chairman aiked i the cmp'oyers to make some; piovision for those who havr* put in long period-; of service. He paid "Wr are in an industi y whose
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    ESTATE STAFFS DONATE TO VARSITY FUND
    79 5 KIALA 1 UafPUR, Tues. Qlu Langat Estate staffs are I to donate ten percent of then salary to the University EndWpznent Fund. This decision j was taken at the rnnual genI oral meeting of Ulu Lang t Est.ite Staffs I'nion. The donation is to
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    WHAT NEXT?
    102 5 Miss Sarat Tantrakua', of Bangkok, shows Charles Sawyer, U.S. Secretary of Commerce, what was once a deadly cobra. Tbese eo'ourful neckties were among: Siamese exhibits at the Second Canalian Internationa! Trade Fair in Toronto. A toaM Ul the n;»«st> al (he Scott*. Enwlsdoa Deal rs dinner at the
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    Mac Arthur Lashes Out At Russians
    327 5 TOKIO, Monday Douglas .Ma:: Arthur in ins strongest Jar, gu age he ha: used in four years as Chief of the Occupation today accused Soviet Russia of pianned efforts to create disorder in Japan. SCAP mad- the charge in a statement this morning, replying
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    RETURN TO IPOH
    595 6 MR. Tan Cheng Lock returns to Ipoh where, ius* two months ago. he was seriously wounded by a would-be assassin's hand grenade. Two grenades were thrown. The second failed to go ofl". If it had done. Mr. Tan would almost certainly have lest res life. The Chi
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    THAT’S HOW BABAS WERE BORN
    1926 6  -  The intermingling of races in Malaya began long before the country came under British rule, in Malaya are to be found representatives of every race in Asia. MALAYA IX» i its iia*T»i!Y-:s r by Sir Richard Winstedt CHINESE may have visited Malaya in pre-historic times*.
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    Woolley Village Sold For £21,000
    162 7 WAKEFIELD, Yorkshire. Mon Thr vil age of Woo ley Mon he] vi iued in William S.conqueror's Domesday j rook seven centuries ago at has been sold or £***** sterling. 101 ie whose name 111 lair/ with cottages, tiny j a nd oric-day-a-week it] remain for
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    Englishmen Get Another "Castle"
    114 7 Reuter. CARDIFF. Wales* Mon.— fa tish laa» has re'an Englishman's tome i, his cattle "—meaning j that within his own four walls. he i. c free fron intrusion from tSu oatside wot id. New the law has given the Englishman an >ther "cistle". i llagisti re
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    BUILD FOR US— And You Get A House
    186 7 LONDON, Men. Bricklayers are being told: "Come and work at Harlow satellite town. Essex tnd you will get or.c cf the first houses to be Seven men have taken iobs t>n these terms. All travel daily to Harlow from Totten- Edmonton. Miss
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    What Is The Princess Looking At?
    39 7 The Duke of Edinburgh (second from left) with Process EMzabeth (right) and Princess Royal ('eft) UM of Princess Elizabeth, al Epsom, Surrey, on Saturday. *Un A. What were they watehin*;? (Sec Page I'M.
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    VICAR'S THREAT
    35 7 DUDLEY, WOl cestei -hire. Mon. -The vicar of Same Augustine's Church here has threatened to close his churchyard to the public on Sundays if the practice of putting flowers on graves is continued.
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    She Marries For The 7th Time At 89
    119 7 U.P. HARLAN. KENTUCKY. Monday. —Sevan times a bride. 89-year-old Mrs. Lucy Lane Johnson looked at spectators outside County Judge W. J. R. Howard's chambers, where she was married this weekend and asked, "Why should I not get married if I want to?"
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    Endurance Test
    89 7 I ONDON, Mom. A I 1 ma 1 aid to the Oxbridge i 2 (Middlesex) aaagtatratea: J "The woman 1 nail ill il 5 li very bsm housewife a -..1 a line woman, but s*h ha 1 a terrific complex 2 about what sh«- ran do 5 with
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    RECORD TOTE
    55 7 Reuter-AAP. A DEL A the. Mon. A 2H-yejr-c.d fail worker collected a record C. ibles tote dividend at a rocent Adelaide tiotting meeting, when for an investment of four shillings on the winning combination, he received EABBI B 6. Race officials said he held the only ticket on
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    BASH-AT-BEVAN SHOW REPLACED BY EFFIGY
    353 7 NORFOLK, ENGLAND, Monday—lnstead of a "Have a Bash at Be van" sideshow there was an improvised effigy at the Land and Empire Rally in Diss. Norfolk, the other day. The makers had sold out stocks of the Bevan effigy, so 18-year-old Alfred Lupton, young Tory,
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    LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP
    57 7 A.P. BIRMINGHAM, Tuea Mrs. Iris Taylor. 26. smelled smoke, jumped out of bed j and landed in hei kitchen one Boor down. A smouldering Mane bad weakened the bedroom floorboards. She came to rest on a kitchen table in a shower of plaster and i« now
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    KNOW YOUR DOGS AND ROOSTERS
    133 7 A.P. HOBART, Tasmania, Mon. —You hav'Q to know your dogs and roosters to go finning off the south-east coast of Tasmania. They help -you to thread your way through reefs close to shore. D. V. Button told about the i helpful dogs and roosters at
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    COULDN'T WAIT TO SEE A LION
    63 7 A.P. LONDON. Mon. Seven I men visiting London from th.* lion count! v ct Nigeria said I they couln't wait to get to the zoo to see a real, live lion. Maiam Yukuov Tanka, 80I year-old accountant, cxplain--led that lions "live in the j
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    MECCA PILGRIMS OFF
    37 8 Hundreds of pilgrims vesler day afternoon ascended the gangway oi the Melampus on theft to Jeddah, the part'for S audi Arabia. They were Malaya from all parts Mala and also from Java and Sumatra.
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    Hongkong Bandits In Gun Battle
    264 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Monday.—Police here were today carrying a large-scale land and sea search on and around Lantau island, western part of Britain's Hongkong possession, for the remnants ol a gang of armed Chinese bandits who Hed a fierce b .1 ie last night. During the
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    ALONG THE GODOWNS
    66 8 Van Riemsdijk (44*; Empire Huniblt! (Shei-is \V! i; :l). Orbita (42 4.i). Loksang < i<» II;; Chanda I i3.s 89); Troilua (38,; Aeneas I <33/34); Angfcy (32); Tarakan «17 18); afolenkerk (19/20); Be ilomond <2.'> 24); Nordfarei (25/26); Serdang <2,'. Queen's Victory (29/90); City of Vokoj hana
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    TURKISH BATHS FOR HER CREW
    238 8 (TURKISH baths for the crew 1 are among the many modern amenities provided \p the Swedish freighter Rigoletto which is discharging cargo at Dut ban. The crew are also provided with their separate cabins and a letrcaticn room. There is something ot a dual nationality
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    Caronia Will Cruise
    151 8 A.P. :/ONOO\, Sun. The narcnla ot the qunard Lino, newest liner In Us fleet, will -day CJ vise next Soulli America, tutli and l ast Africa, Egypt, ...l and the Mediterranean. The crui.-e, covering 19,000 ipilcs, i' planncct to attract American tourist dollars. Fares will range from
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    First B. & S. "Boat" To Shanghai
    97 8 First B. S. "Boat" To Shanghai The Bhengklng, the first Buttcrhcld and Swfce ye j sel to leave Hongkong for the biggest city in Chma since latter port was occupied by Chinese Communists, left Hongkong last week. The Shengking carried 260 European and Chinese passcn- gera including 21 foreigners, cf
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    AMETHYST MEN BACK
    83 8 The party of 51> sailors and four Chinese mess boys from H.M.S. Amethyst who swam ashore under fire when their ship was shelled by Chinese Communists on the YangLse on April 20, have returned to Hongkong with H.M.S. Belfast. Aftei swimming ashore, the men made theii way
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    ACKNOWLEDMENT
    32 9 h«if of the brothers 0n of the late Mr. Wiland s^ vaI1 Hill, we wish to nam sincere thanks to lid tribute and tltf** rh0 funeral of the late Cowan Hill.
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    SHANGHAI WILL FACE CRISIS WITHOUT AID'
    350 9 Reuter. MEW YORK, Monday.—A New York Times re--1 port from Shanghai said today a number of foreign businessmen who had watched Shanghais economy for several decades believed there wouid be a serious crisis unless foreign aid or a loan was granted to the Communist
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    HONGKONG PRICES DROP
    139 9 A.P. HONGKONG, lion —Price of < xnorta hie goods have dropped considerably following the news of the TangtSC mouth mining by the Nationalist Navy. Dyostuffs, newsprint and industrial raw materials such as caustic soda, sulphuric acid led a downward fcr nd as local merchants took a pessimistic
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    Produce Market
    127 9 Black pepper was very steady i yestcrd ry with the price movLng up to $230 per picul loose, Mew York Wfu steady on Bat- i jrday ai 98 cents per lb. done. White pi ppeff quotations m Singapore were also higher at •18 per picul ex-godown lor afuntok
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    RUBBER RANKS SECOND IN NEI EXPORTS
    100 9 BATAVIA. Wed. Provisional figures indicated that petroleum and allied products headed the bat of Indonesia's export for April which totalled 656.922 tons valued at 122.6 million guilders, accoiding to Aneta. the Dutch news agency. Petroleum exports totalled 38 million guildeis followed by rubber with
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    Air Mail Schedule
    146 9 Ait mails are expected to arrive today from U.K.. Aden, N. Africa, W. Africa. Arabia, Canada. Europe, India, Iran, Iraq. Pakisaui, Pale tine, Bast and South Africa, Australia, New Zealand. Ceylon, Buima. Colony of North Borneo, Labuan, Sarawak, Brunei, China (except Shanghai) Hongkong, Macao ami Palembang. latest
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    MILD INQUIRY
    19 9 i Mild inquiry contimi- «*d for a few tin shares and industrials with on'y small business passing.
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    KESANG TIN
    25 9 smauej ana Co., announce <■ ,i Vf.-ini T>" Id. receivI ed a tribute of J0,579.83 in a> againd», 294.32 piculs of i tin ere.
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    World Tin Meet Today
    118 9 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. The I Financial Times said today I that the future course of the world price structure > for tin will be one «>t the predominant factors Rovers- ins the International Tin Stud> Group's fourth meet- oik which open" in London tomorrow. j "American
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    RUBBER MARKET
    61 9 TEUC rubber commodity markef was lifeless yesterday and business recorded was very pom. There was little ♦hinge j from Saturday's prices. Closing prices were Buyers Sellers No. 1 .Tune RSS 32 4 32' 2 No. 2 .Turn- RSS 30% 30» No. 3 June RSS 2825 On t egistei.
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    'DEVALUATION COMING'
    207 9 U.P. \}?:v: YORK, If on. w. v li Informed banking sources V€ Ili itam will cX vail hot Sterling no; Inn led! and that the moJVC v.\ her in a better competitive position throughout the woild. hutting BVCB I Japan. One high bank official thoronghly familiar with lust
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    858 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Buyers, seller-» Atlas ice 15.50 16 50 usx, brai Pref. -1.80 2.90 Ords. 2.20 2.27 H 8.8. Petrot 35 6 36 6* Jed 6 M. Xiaatai »Jto *aa Tia Ord. 13 3 14/3 do. tP)2I 22--c Ulq. m." n an.ni Estate Trust 7.00 8.00 federal
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    YADI (TENNIS CHAMP) PLAYED WITH A PING PONG BAT
    587 10 (BY "SMASH") bah picket to lawn tennis champion of 1 nutshell describes the rise of H. M. V U in 1938. singles champion oi Singapore, who won this title usi m Yatii, still fleet el foot, although well past l n^
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    FLORENCE B.P. CELEBRATE
    64 10 Managers of the Fk>»ency iindminton Party celebrated Ist Anniversary witu a ie» Party, held In WasUiutfion tfar and Restaurant on Sunday. The President rtreved mat every member should play <■- pert for the progrei *oi the Party. Speeches won- also by Messrs. L.oh Boa rong, rharysn, d.
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    SID MAHONY’S ONE REGRET...
    90 10 Reuter. SYDNEY. Mon. One regret of Sydney raccho: se trainer, Sid Mahony, who recently raUred from the '..urf after 40 years as a trainer, la that ptize money in New South Wales is more generous now than it was when one of the horses he trained,
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    BLUE ROVERS
    77 10 I The following players will re- present the Blue Rovera Sports «hub against S.R.C. in a friendly (,'ame of ■OCCOT 10 bt jptiyM I tomorrow at the .S.K.C. at 5,15 p.m. Thamby, Kid \Wo. B. W. Chan merette. Haron Pekai:. Roger« \y< Jabbai B. Jaffar, Bdvrard, frohan Abu
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    Mill’s Takes A Count
    73 10 Bruce Wopdpocfct heavyweight champion <>f the Hr'tish Empire and Europe, with blood smeared and spattered all over him, stands <>\ I Freddlo Mil's. Bgbt-heAvy-weigh! champion of the world, when he put MHPa down for a diurt eeCflrt in the t< nili round. Mills who challenged Woodcock
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    S.B.A. C'SHIPS
    47 10 Clubs affiliated tr> the Sine; ipure Badminton Association are reminded that entries for the men's and women's junior singles and doubles Will close on Satuiday. Entry forms may be obtained from the honorary assistant secretary. Mr. Chan Chin) Bock. Eastern Cnion Trading, 19-A. Cecil Street.
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    Johore Bahru Wins Cheong Cup
    461 10 (By Shuttle' FJOR the second time in succession. Johore Bahru District won the Cheong Boon Seong Challenge Cup by trouncing Muar District by live matches to nil in the final of the Inter-District Badminton Competition at the Government English School Kluarg. The victory was a
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    BOTTLE PUTT
    82 10 Reuter —A.A.P. SYDNEY. Mon —A "freak" :rolt shot was played on the oncord golf course in New South Wales recently. A player hit a ball into a small "ream bottle without breaking it. I.efore coming to re t firmly wedged in the mouth of the bottle, Ihe ball
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    And This Is What She Saw
    72 10 Princess Elizabeth, who attended the Derby Stakes recently saw Mrs. (ilenistor's Nimbus (C. Elliot!) winning I from m. Leon Voiterra*s French entry Armour Drake (Bae Johnstone up), bncki gronnd, second, and Lord Derby's Swallow Tail, ridden bg D. Smith (in foreground) third. This is
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    BEER MEN WIN 6-1
    115 10 THE Malayan Breweries SportClub defeated the Titan Badminton Party by six matches to one at the home court last Saturday: The results were 1 Breweries mentioned first) SINGLES: Choo Piani: Hong beat Hairy Fang 15-9. 13-13 (6-3); Sim Im Peng in at Tec Ah Cheng 15-3,
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    MORE SUPPORT FOR LAMOTTA
    76 10 U.P. DETROIT. Mon. Detroit betters are supporting Jake Lamotta heavily in Wednesday'fl 15-round world middleweight title match with Mar- eel Cerdan. Cerdan is now tavoured by only 8 to 5. Two weeks ago Cerdan was a l.']-5 favourite. Experts still think Cerdan will win beC&USe cf
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    BIG NAMES FILL THE STADIUM
    283 10 FRIDAYS BOXING PROVED TIGHT fans are noi contented- it s the same r story the world all over. They crave for knockdowns, bleeding mouths, eyes and n However this is not all as was proved at the Ha World Covered Stadium last Friday night, 6
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    Spectators' Fists Fly At Rugby Game
    142 10 Reuter. PORT ELIZABETH, Monday.— piGHTiNG between White ana coloured spectators twice interrupted .play in the match here yesterday between the New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union touring team and the local Kastern Province side. crowds surged into the field and the police had to
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    MAYFLOWER CALL
    39 10 Mtaabera of the Mayflower B p vrho arc desirous of wanel ng «r the forthcoming Singapore Junto, cnampionshipfl (Ladies iuciuiJve) please contact Mr. Than caum Bock. <• o shwtern Union t? affln Co. pot later ilian |Ctl Jim-.
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    Dempsey Says— 'Stay Out Of It!'
    225 10 U.P. JACK Dempsey. bitterly opposed to monopoly in ooxing promotion, arivlaei young men to "stay out of the fight game as King as it is the way it is today." "Youngsters will never get any place because of the monopoly.'' he said, referring to
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    GOLF COURSES
    38 10 U.P. NEW YORK Mon. are 5.000 golf courses in 0» U.S.A.. which is twi< many as in the rest of world put togethei Thiw thousand of the courses nine holes and 2,000 eighteen hole courses 1
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    B. A. B. A. SEEKS OK
    39 10 U.P. LONDON. Mon. Tnc i tish Amateur Boxing A tion has applied to the nations Boxing Fed»giJ tor permission to ent< the European Cha.npionsnir in 1951. Britain has staged the European <va .mow.—A.P.
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    HOW AM I DOING? this little competitor untitled through an obetacte during the obstacle rare at >' eight annual athletic sport* PBoel of the Pasir Panjaag iish School.
    27 10 HOW AM I DOING? this little competitor untitled through an obetacte during the obstacle rare at >' eight annual athletic sport* PBoel of the Pasir Panjaag iish School.
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    SMITH FALLS 4 SHORT OF FIRST TEST 100
    420 11 Brillia nt sth- Wkt. Partnership Saves I I. New Zealand Reuter. LEEDS. Montby. MEW ZEALAND have practically accomplished their objective of avoiding defeat in the tirst cricket Tesi against England, but they came perilously near to disaster. Needing 223 to save the
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    KING WINS £250
    26 11 A.P. LEEDS, Mon.- -Sam King, British Ryder Cup Professional, won first prize of £250 in the Yorkshire Evening News knockout Golf ment.—A. P.
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    U.S. After Woodcock —Savold Fight
    169 11 N Mon. —Following L an attempt by an Amcrlto get the weight championsafc) 'vtwecn Bruee Woodcock, British champion, and the American Lee Savold ferred to New York, efforts art made to ingress tn facilitiea for the held in London. An ri< n syndicate is •to
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    PROBABLE RUNNERS FOR ASCOT STAKES
    124 11 .or the f. ft..] hist day ol A ol m< eting which I Iwo and a half 154.-, g£ T 1 oiasea to be run at innera and jueica (E. .Smith). A. p. Taylor), Gethin), Coubra- ••>;'--■ Honoralde II La< ovedis (no jo. ii i\v.
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    UP-SETS
    31 11 Cheon:; I'oAi Lent;, in nibtff *> f Ihc Rest of Malay:; bnaUainton trnin, who recently created an npa d niton he deieatotl lanaal! Inn Marian, the iobgms champion, at Johore iiahru.
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    Schroeder Seeded No. 1 For Wimbledon
    225 11 Reuter. WIMBLEDON, Monday. TED Schroeder, United States second ranked player, is seeded number one for the Wimbledon singles championship above the American national champion Richard Gonsales. Top seeded player for the women's singles is the holder. Miss Louise Brough, of the United States. The
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    WOULD HONOURS
    38 11 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Jean Rich. t-(i. the Canadian featherweight barnpion, is to fight Ray Fameebon of France the European loatherweight champion, in an eliminator for the world featherweight title at Olympia. London on July 5. —Pwcuter.
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    40 11 A.P. PRAGUE, Mon. Athletic authorities were condent today that the 10.000 metres world teeord claimed for Emil Qatopek will stand after a rigorous check t weather and track condition:-. GSatopck was clocked in IB mins. 28J2 sees, on Saturday. A.l'
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    CRICKET RESULTS
    283 11 Reuter. At Itreiellord, Essex >•• d W n wi. kshire by an Inntnc? and i»n* run. Warwickshire 184 and itw (R Smite.. iast oflppin. Aye for 39. Peter Smith, rlfchtarsn slow cffspin. four for 45). Essex 288 (Townsena. rtgntarm offspln, seven tor 84). At Neath, Glamorgan beaj Somerset
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    Record Entries Expected
    286 11 U.K- Swimming C'ships Reuter. LONDON. Mon. England's Amateur Swimming A=sociation championships, open to the world, arc expected to produce a record entry tftta year and overseas competitors are expected to make their most determined bid for the honours. They take place here next month and special seating
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    Meet Joe Louis Jr.
    70 11 JOE LOUIS (left), retired world heavyweight champion and now director oi the In*< rnational B;»\ing Club, bring* Ids twe-> ear-old sou Joe Junior, a'nng t<> natch E/./.ard tha«Mes right work out at his training tamp at Kankakee. ffHnoia, I'.s.A. Charles will moot -l rsey Joe Wa'eott
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    GAIN VICTORY BEFORE TEA
    292 11 MUNCER HELPS GLAMORGAN— Reuter. LONDON. Monday. INSPIRED bowiing by Muncer enabled Glamorgan the county champions, to triumph before tea on the second day of their match against Somerset who had won their previous four matches. Set to get 230 runs for victory on a pitch whit
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    MARJAN KEEPS MALAY TITLE
    85 11 I-mail Marian, the Ma Badminton Champion, easily defeated S. Ahmad Matte: ol Mavblossom in straight eta —15-1. 15-7- to retain his title, on Sunday night at the 1 Clerical Union Hall. •He also won the doubles title partnering Aziz- Mohd. of Bournemouth, when they beat Haahlm
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    INDIA FOR GAMES
    45 11 NEW DELHI. Mon. India has accepted the invitatioa to 1 take part in the Empire g&m to be held at Auckland (New Zealand)* in February next Those yamea are expected to I" 'ho biggest festival since their Inauguration in Canada in 1930.
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    S.R.A. SUNDAY SHOOT RESULTS
    82 11 The fortnightly Spoon Shuot competition held on Sunday at the Scletar Rifle Range was keenly contested. The highest scores returned are as follows CLASS S.R. (hi :C. Wcsterhout 95 points. CLASS S.R. (h|: LAC. W. Floiencc WRAF. 87 points. HANDICAP: G. G. Newman 101.84 points. Capt.
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    REFRESHER WINS
    40 11 Reuter. lAA NCHFSTER. Mon. Ml Stanhope Jr.ei Refresh.; won the Manchester Cup here this afternoon alter Judges consulted the photo finish. Mr. H. Jones' Fighter Command was second and Mrs. C Lambton's Summit Shower third, ffine ran.— Reuter.
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    Cricket Club Find Their Feet Too Late
    437 11 &R.C. 5. S.C.C. I. HESPITE a briliant recovery five minutes trom the end the Singapore Cricket Club failed to avert a 3—2 defeat at the*hands of the Singapore Recreation Club in a S.A.F.A. Senior League match o.t Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Given another
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    7 GOALS SCORED AT GEYLANG
    143 11 Vj.WAL Store defeated HM. W Dockyard by live goals to two in yesterday's Jnr. A. Gin. 1 soccer fixture at the Gteylang Stadium. The game started of wearily, but livened in the closing stages. In the tenth minute Noble Dockyard's centre forward scored with a
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    SINGAPORE INDIANS WIN
    39 11 MALACCA, Mon, Leading ill by one goal to nil at halftime] Singapore Indians scored two more without reply in the second half to beat Malacca Indians 3-nil at football on Saturday in a Dardhau Cup game.
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    SHANGHAI PRISONERS
    40 12 Chinese Nationalist prisoneM of war in Shanghai are svn in this radioed A.P. photo h;tnc herded Into a prisoner ot war camp hy ate«l-belraoted li. «1 troops, the w< n.ded man laatkiac towards the camera is a prisoner.
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    TROOPS MOVE INTO RUHR FACTORIES
    276 12 Reuter. BEKIJN Monday.—Belgi p n Troops, w tn tanas ;ma armoureci cm, occupied *he Essen Coal Company's synthetic petrol works at Beifckamen in the Bohr tod?.y end se< up machine gun posts outside after workers hud pre* vented dismantling squads from beirJnnins their work. A
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    96 12 A.P. HOLLYWOOD, Mon. An ape plays the title role oi "Mighty* Joe Young.'* the Mcricau C. Cooper RJK-O. Radio Bin formerly eftUod "Mr. Joseph Young rf Africa." Despite his giant s.ze, Jcc is depicted RS having the wholesome appeal of a Mickey Mcv ;e. The
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    67 12 BOMBAY. AN aacieai man us n, iof the Indi.u. n Btabsl ;.jrj>tH. iniib< j on pnhn 'c.. has Iwci secured h\ the Rhand.oVn i>rl«ntai naaaareh lastituts U Pooaa. Tins uniqie* BUUMSI riot WSi <>>•- taiaed from KrioimaiuL. <apit c v of Nepal, Uie land on (He Gurkha* on
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    91 12 NEW DELHI, Mon. The question r*f Imperial preference nii; :i ns out of the IndoBritfah Trade Agreement of 1938 and it- effects on Indian trade will be the main topic for discission at the threedav Inaugural session of the Fiscal Commission beginning in New Delhi today.
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    31 12 The CS.S. Eldorado, which arrived in Hongkong recently, has left for Okinawa. The K'doi ado is the Communication «hip for the whole group of the H.S. Western Pacific Fleet.
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    326 12 Reds Disagree On South China Plans U.P. UMmftN Moml .v Prrliniinarv reports fro n the Far East Indicate that t- SpS«* according to ofl.e.al quarters here today. However, informants said the government uas noxiously awaiting a full report, from Defence Minisi"r V. Alexander, now on
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    50 12 Reuter. HONGKONG, Mon. Over LOGO Army reinforcements from Jiitain and Malaya aie expected to arrive in Hong-Kong tomorrow in the 1,406 British Empite Halladalc. Their ai rival will bting the estimated strength of tioops in the Colon-, to 7.500. The contemplated total is more than JO.OOO -Reuter.
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    138 12 LONDON. Monday.—A machine which plays noughts and crosses—and is never beaten—was on show at a London party the other night. Twenty-five-year-old Donald Davies invented it. Ho is in the mathematics division ot the National Physical Laboratory. Dons at the conversazione of the Royal Society
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    CONSTABLE DIES
    25 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Today.— D.tective-Police Constable Lam Choon Poh died this morning of wounds received m a bandit ambush near Layang Layang on Sunday.
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    FAMILY FUNERAL
    48 12 A.P. PORT SUNLIGHT, England. Mon. The body of Viscount Leverhulme. 61-year-old head of Lever Brothers and Unilever Limited, was buried today in a family vault at the village church here. The Viscount died at Minneapolis en May 2H while on a tour of Anna tea. A.P.
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    128 12 A.F. RANGOON, Mon. Governiruik acrewucjs luiMifc the WOiUi Burma town ot Katha. 100 miles north of Mandalay and adjacent to the Kachin State o: Myitkyina. stood ready today to meet an attack v*o''inteers 1 tioops. a Bui ma statement said. It declared that the attack is
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    157 12 LONDON. Mon. in the tension in tiv railway dispute- broUghl conditions to the Lon Exchange today. British Government received support and gaiai up to a qua iter p< cenl were recorded. Trading in J other sections, howev ed on a small scale. Improvements were widespread among i
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    32 12 Tom Kirk, Australian a\. champion, doee a bit of telling da ma ye to a ten Inch tog to ard up a nru record at the Sydney Royal Show.
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    110 12 ART EXHIBITION; Work of Mun Sen. Proceeds of Sal«*s donated to the University of Malaya Fluid. Victoria Memorial Hall. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. I IAN LI HENEVOLI!XT ASSOCIATIOX; Two Lob Koh Practice at 85 Silat Road. 7.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A.: Business and Professional Women meet for
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    192 12 CATHAY: "Fiirhter Squadron' 1 with Edward O'Brien. Robert Stack and John Rodney. 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.15. 6.45 nnd 9.30 p.jn. CAPITOL: "Rtvenere is Sweet" I with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy. 11 a.iu 1.45. 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. REX: "Invisible Au'cnt" with Jon Hall and llona Massev and
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    45 12 IXTKR COM M I'M TV LE AG 1 E: Navy vs. Ceylone*e—Jalan Besar Stadium; Ji>r. A Grp. 1: RAF T-mtah vs. Pvilau Bukoni Sports Club Geylang Jnr. 1? Gru. 2: Ro< klite. Sports Club vs. Rank» Rilliton Sports Club BOD -'round St. Georges Road.
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    56 12 A.P. SYDNEY. Mon. So you think lightning never strikes twice in the same place Think again. Lightning struck the Carlton Hotel. Sydney, at 5.50 p.m. one Saturday evening in June. A parapet caved in. It struck the same hotel at 7.10 p.m. the same night. A ceiling
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