Malaya Tribune, 29 June 1949

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    64 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE !W: "Tribune" S>,r e Larger Sales Than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Phone 5811 8 Nine lines. Published simultaneously at Bin gapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penana. TAPES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRBBBNTATIVB: B.
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  • Article
    CRIPPS PLANS DRASTIC STEPS TO BOLSTER TOTTERING £
    423 1 CRIPPS PLANS DRASTIC STEP S TO BOLSTER TOTTERING Government Split Thought Possible Reuter. n London, Tuesday, j IR Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, was reported tonight to be studying proposals from banking quarters for drastic internal retrenchment in a move to protect sterling and what remains of Britain's gold
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  • Obituary
    SUDDEN DEATH OF K.L. LAWYER
    72 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Today. —Mr. G. W. de Silva, wellknown advocate and solicitor of Kuala Lumpur and the j Federation died here yesterday at the Bungsan Hospital following a short .illness. Mr. de Silva had only returned to Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon from a trip outstatfon.
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    Welcome. Girls
    90 1 fJ*M three attractive I iWtan f<> Singapore arru--,: yesterday on hoard President Polk—two t ,i lUnn on a Hying visit aae to slay in Malaga. Tweaty-sis year old Marian Mahn* kc, radio Magazine writer and IS jar okl Florence Eves (abore) are passon a round world t'»ur. They
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    DROWNED IN SEWER
    75 1 KUALA LUMPUR, today. -Mr. W. R. Walker, a Europea Sanitary engineer by United Engittra, and a Chinese plumber yesterday at a Road when they wore oveicome by fumes I ang on a septic tar.* It is believed Mr. Walker •ret to the aid Of vthe piurnbt: when
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    SPECIAL SHOT
    23 1 KLUANG, Today.—A special Wastage was shot dead by a 'Gwkha pat to! due to a mistake ft Middle ton E.-tate yesterday.
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    TABLE MODEL
    44 1 A.P. KEW *YORK, Tues.—TeleTone Radio Corp. has introduced a table model television set with a viewing tube 10 inches in diameter for U*****.95. S W Gross, President, said the price wa than US$2O below that of the nearest comparable brand. —A. P.
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    MALAYA LOAN VALUE FALLING
    181 1 Reuter. I LONDON. Tues. The price jof Ale new Malayan three per cent, loan has steadily weakened since its introduction to the London stock exchange on May 17. la. fractional discount was registered as soon as dealings started and the price has slowly deteriorated to its
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    Sticking Together
    67 1 Reuter. LONi)ON, Tues—One 1 ot lhe objectives ot the Commonwealth Finai.e« j Ministers conference t«> discuss the gold and dol- i lar situation may be to draw up an agreed pollcy on outstanding MM* 1 tary questions. j The Finance Minister of Australia, Canada, ylon, India, New Zea-
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    FIGHTING FLARES IN KOREA
    79 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, i ues. Tne United Korean Commission i cloned touay tnat heavy nghung, involving artillery and iiiacmuegun tire, was in progress at a point near the boidei between Northern and Southern Koiea. Tne Commission visited the scene oi tne incident and returned to Seoul
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    APPROVED
    29 1 ROMaj, Tues. me World Health Organisation (WHOI delegates overrode objection of Soviet satellites yesteruay and tfave tentative approval to the admission of the new RepuDlic of Korea (SouthJ.
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    Kuomintang Throw In Their Hand
    185 1 THE Kut>mintang Party in Singapore has decided to "end every activity, of internal or external nature" and will not apply for registration or exemption as required under the Societies Ordinance, an important Kuomintang source told the Tribune yesterday. Mr. E. C. S. Adkins, Registrar of
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    GUILTY WITNESS
    51 1 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE, Tues. Counsel for a man charged in the Criminal Court with robbery, said that a witness in the case was the guilty person, and not the man in the dock. When the witness said on oath that he had committed the robbery, the accused man was
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    MALAN WILL EXPEL INDIANS
    142 1 Reuter. Capetown, Tues.—The South African Government plans a long term policy to reduce the Union's Indian population to a minimum, Dr. T. E. Donges, Minister of the Interior, reaffirmed in the Senate today. Their short term policy was to increase restrictions, and the immediate policy to
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    Bright Spot
    29 1 The 1948-49 report on Colonial territories revealed yesterday that Britain's Colonial Empire has now a fairly large favourable balance of trade with dollar countries. (See Back Page)
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    Russians Set Off New Berlin Row
    179 1 BERLIN, Tuesday. Russian guards today seized power plant machinery sent from West Germany to Western Berlin and precipitated a new row t.mong the occupation powers. American authorities, disclosing the incident, said that they had joined the British in a protest action delivered directly to
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    PILGRIMS LEAVE
    23 1 The Prometheus, third "pilgrim' ship to leave Singapore this year, left for Jeddah with more than 500 pilgrims from Malaya yesterday.
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    DATO ONN TO TELL SULTAN
    299 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday.—Within the next few days, Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, Prime Ministei of Johore, will be sending by air mail a 'top secret" letter to the Sultan of Johore in London. The reply to this letter will decide the future for Dato Onn. The
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    Evatt To Ban Cash Aid For Strikers
    192 1 Reuter —AAP. CANBERRA, Tucs. Dr. Herbert Evatt. the Australian Attorney General, today introduced a bill to prohibit the use of funds to aid the dominion's 23,000 striking coalminers. This move, which followed a cabinet meeting, was believed to be the first step taken
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    ONLY ONE CHICK FOR EVERY 2 EGGS
    399 2 S'pore's 'Crude' Hatchery Methods UATCHERY methods used by Singapore poultry rearers are "ingenius but n crude, resulting in a hatch of about 50 per cent, or less. This is poor when compared with results from modern incubators," says the Agricultural Ulhcer, Singapore, in
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    MASSEY FETES TWO NURSES
    58 2 Mr. Claude Masscy. Australian Commissioner in Singapore, recalled the services rendered by Malayan nurses to Australian soldiers during the war. He said this at a tea party he gave yesterday to the Malayan Chinese Nurses. Miss Alice Cheah and Miss Ooi Soh Im. who have returned
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    He Broke Finance Rules
    87 2 A YOUNG MAN. Tan Soo Puan. was offered bail of 530.000 in the First District Court yesterday after he claimed "trial to a charge of infringing the Finance Regulations. It was said that on October 28 last year. Tan made a payment of $271,872 to a
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    No Change In Price Of Padi
    85 2 A Government press release last night stated that the guarantee of a minimum price for padi at $15 a pikul at the mill and $14.50 a pikul from the field will continue in force until further notice. The guarantee was due to expire at
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    Tourists Miss S'hai, Honolulu
    128 2 For the first Mine m 25 years passengers in a President Line round-the-world liner v/cte unable to see Honolulu and Shanghai. They wore passengers in the President Polk which came into Singapore yesterday. The ship stopped at Honolulu but owing to a month-old longshore men strike
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    SOLDIER ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    79 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.:A Ccylonesc soldier Herbert Reginald Kannangara, appeared before Justice Lavilie in the High Court today on a charge of robbing Othman bin Mohammed Din of $10. Othman told the court that on November 10 he was on his way to Johore Bahru when two
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    NEW VICAR
    59 2 Th' Rei 0 Vox A., has ten sopoiotcd to succeed the Rev. Canon b. C Moore as Vicar of the Parish of Setangor. He will arrive m the diocese at the beginning of November in the Corfu with his wife and four-year-, old son. Mr. Fox is at
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    "Jolly Life" Man Bound Over Again
    203 2 DOVISH looking Tan Chee Teck, English educated, D described by his brother as a man who "leads a very jolly life," was bound over for eight months for the second time in the First District Court yesterday. Last year, on August 22. Tan. convicted
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    First Class Mail To Go By Air
    64 2 First class mail posted in Malaya for destinations in Malaya will, from July 1. be sent by air whenever earlier delivery can thereby be effected. The payment of special air mall postage on such mail will not be necessary. Second class mail, however,
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    A Good Soldier Is, A Good Citizen
    178 2 DUNLOP A GOOD soldier is a good citizen and must never A accept the second best, Maj. Gen. D. Dunlop told the Locallv Enlisted Personnel at Nee Soon LKlTraining and Transit Centre yesterday when 141 LEP's held their first passing out parade. •Tt
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    Pathologist, Doctor, Give Evidence
    111 2 Wife Murder Case Dr. Lee Lian Chye, and Dr. L.S. da Silva. an assistant pathologist were called by the defence in the Assizo Court yesterday at the trial of Then Khim Foong. the shoemaker, for the alleged murder of his wife. Both Dr. Lee and Dr.
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    DID NOT REPORT
    33 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— For failing to -report the change of residence while in possession of an identity card, 55-yoar-o!d Moo Swec Seng was fined $10 in the Magistrates' Court today.
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    Aviation Cadet On The Air
    80 2 Nineteen year-old Chan Rwei Seag. Malayan Air Training Corps cadet* who was intervie .ved h**t night by S«sa Rhona i Connery of Radio Malaya in Talk of the Town". «ian, I who Is a student of the Anglo-Chinese Continuation School, was one of the first
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    HE CHEATED
    54 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Abdullah alias Bulat bin Awang was gaoled for two months by the President of the Sessions Court today when he pleaded guilty to a cheating charge. The prosecution, said that Abdullah cheated a Malay wemrn and induced her to give him sorae bicycle documents which
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    One wants 7 houses back
    100 2 Landlords In Court pHEN CHI Wei P action in the Hieh c yesterday to recover^ sion of .seven houses rong 3 Geylang R oa d > Koh Keng Chor 1 The houses out to Koh under a t< 2« agreement dated DernmkT 7 1945. They
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    ONE COT THE PCRRIDGE POT —3Y ACCIDENT
    106 2 CHE Quee Shui. Shanghai-boc O Ciiir.oso woman chargtd with causing burns on the and upper arm of her chief tenant. Tan Siew Gck. acquitted after the MagLtrate. Mr. M. H. MacDougal had heard her evidence in fte Fourth Police court yesterday. Tan said
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    DID NOT REPORT ACCIDENT, FINED
    65 2 JOHORE BAHETJ, Tues. Loh Fock was fined $50 for failing to leport an accident ifter his car collided with a boy at the 194 mile Kulai Road on June 25 ;n the Magistiatcs' Court today. He was also fined $25 for driving without a licence.
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    FIVE TRESPASSED
    37 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuc?.Five men, Tan Lai Chong, Tec Peng Chia, Chilladuray. S»minathan and Murugafu. were fined $5 each for trespassing in the protected arei of the KAKLLF Training Centre, Tampoi. in the Magistrates' Court today.
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    SECONDARY WIFE GETS HER SHARE
    171 2 SECONDAR Y WIFE GETS HER SHARE VR GEK CHENG will get her share of the estate of the Yeow Kian Kee, owner of a shoeshop in Middle Road. Yesterday she was declared the secondary w of Yeow by the Chief Justice Mr. Murray Aynsrcv in the High Court. Ho Ying
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    SHE HAD DRUGS
    42 2 LilQ Ah Hian. 21. a marl ied woman, pleaded guilty before the First District Judge yesterday when charged with being in possession of 11 tubes of morphine sulphate. Sentence was deferred to July 2. Bail of $1200 was offered.
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    NOT DONE
    30 2 .1 OH ORE BAHRU. Tues.— Tec Tong Seng was fined $30 in til** Magistrates' Court today for carrying passengers in his motor-van without a Public Service Vehicle Permit.
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    CHINESE PROTEST TIGER BALM KING BAN
    535 3 T Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday made representations to the Commissioner General for South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, and the Federation High Commissioner, Sir *l y urne y' Protesting against the continuance of the ban against Mr. Aw Boon Haw, the Tienr
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    MYF Hold Elections
    45 3 Mr John Chew was elected president of the Geylang Strait"* Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship at the sixth crcneral meeting of the MYF. Othsr officers elected were Mr Kok Kong Choo, vicepresident; Mr. Edmund Khoo, Hon, Secretary; and Mr. Harry Koh, Hon. Treasurer.
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    ARAB UNION
    35 3 The Arab Union held a general meeting at 809 Serangoon Koad recently. Mr. S. A. bin Yahva was elected president, Mr. S. A. Lajam, vice president, and Mr. S. H. Alkeff, Hon. Secretary.
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    Dutch Close Island Ports
    59 3 Dutc h authorities In hay. told the Singa- rnmont rhat shipping nd soff the West j h Zot Sumatra is now proJfiH to foreign vessels rt are exceptions ijjis ton: rmits and introicates may be ports of Sinaof SimeuGunung Sitoli and the island of be arranged
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    Sir Roland Is Back
    30 3 5,1 t:<, j. I'.raddell xeturni,, Singapore yesterday jln tidofi after a six.Flnglantj and also bropglit i. ajneri to Shiga Uiglo-Saxbn ..a 1'• >mpany (Ea~sV era) Lt«l.
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    NOTICE TO CHINA SHIPPERS
    87 3 Singapore's shipping community was told formally by tlfc Government last night that the Chinese Nationalist blockade of Communist held ports in China is now on. A notice promulgated by the Master Attendant Singapore, said; The following in formation has been received from the Plug Officer Malayan
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    Malay Seamen Get Wage Rise
    94 3 •EPRESEOTATIVjfiS of the Singapore Malay nun's Union and of the Straits Steamship hi d their third meeting yesterday to discuss s for some.2,Doo Malay seamen. But no !< s reached. The negotiations will be eon tinned tomorrow. The Cortjpany. < fie red to use the
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    U. S. CONSUL GOES HOME
    79 3 Mr. T. Eliot Vv'eii. forraor U.S. Consul foi arrived in Singapore yesterday aboard the Canton on his way from Afghani-tan to take up hi- now appointment in the State Depaitmcni m Washington. D.C. He has been appointed Assistant Chief in the Division of South Asian
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    Rubber Workers Quit
    88 3 Fifty-foui workers, millers aad carriers, of the Nam Aik Rubber Factory at Loronsr 8, id. vesterday"_ofthe factory of their own accord on July 1 because they consideied their present earning by the rotattai iyst :n too low. Theii request to be paid otf with one-month's pay plus*
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    RADIO TALK
    31 3 :r Christopher Buckley, 'ling correspondent for we London Daily Telegraph. >n the Indonesian situation over Radio Malaya tomorrow at 7 10 p.m. r j just returned {f om Batavia.
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    Firestone Party
    66 3 "Mr. F. I>! Thomson, retiring managing director of Fir<stone Tyre and Rubber Company (S.s.) Ltd., and Mrs. Thompson who were the guests of honour at a party given by the Firestone staff at Raffles Hotel on Monday." In* the background. I Shun Roe from Riirma. Guests at the
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    Welfare Week In Johore Nets $17,000
    116 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesday. Johore Bahru District raised $16,997 during Welfare Week. The total is to extend $17,000 with the proceeds from a concert organised by the Indian community and a cinema show at the new Rex Cinema which will take place shortly Altogether contributions
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    SQUATTERS
    29 3 A eommlttec under the chairmanship of the Mentri BBsar has been formed in Johore State to make recommendations to allocate a definite area for the ressettlement of squatters.
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    TALK ON PAINTING
    31 3 Mr. Charles Salisbury will he "Talking of Painting over Radio Malaya tonight at 10 o'clock. Mr. Salisbury is well known to many amateur and would-be painters in Singapore.
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    Meetings To Be Open To Press
    125 3 PEXANG, Tues. -Penan; City todny passed, by a majority, a resolution brpiii&t by Mr. N PonniidutaJ that all meetings ot the Municipal Committees It.open to press and public unless the Commissioners decide otherwise by a le.solution. It was decided that, in future, the president
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    Bandits Taken By Surprise
    90 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A combined Police Military party located a bandit camp in the Bahau area. Negri Sembilan today ana took the bandits by surprise. Three bandits were killed and one wounded badly. Bandits attacked a police convoy at the 130 th milestone on the railway
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    VEHICLES MADE BULLET PROOF
    41 3 Increasing numbers of Army vehicles are now being fitted with bullet-proof cabs, designed and built in Farelf specially to protect vehicle crews from road ambushes. Only three-tonners and 15 cwts. arc being fitted, owing to the weight.
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    103 ARRESTED
    30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues There have been 103 arrests in the Federation in the last 24 hours—Bs in Johore, 14 in Perak, 3 in Selangor and 1 in Malacca.
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    He Carried A Spear For De Mille Once
    461 3 WAY back, in the late 'twenties, when Cecil B. de Mille was making "The Sign Of The Cross," an up-and-coming Hollywood star named Fredric March met a British extra called David Mac Donald who was breaking into Americat movies by carrying a
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    ROUND THE WORLD IN PICTURES
    232 4 Thes heavily armed irregulars are men of the Indonesian Republican Army moving into Jogjakarta to take over control from the Dutch, who are withdarwing under an agreement reached through United Nations mediation. Left: This dramatic photograph was taken just as 18 year old Joseph Giarizzo,
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    SHANGHAI LABOUR PUTS SCREWS ON EMPLOYERS
    383 5 A.P. OHANP.hat-q i.v SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Vt»nt" f lal U B,tuati °n. for years the' connortton? f friCtion has reac "ed such proportions that management does not 'know what uneJmSSf 5 virtua "y at a general standstill. tS P wi>h genet l i y at
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    Mine Menaces Luxury Liner
    114 5 A.P. Southampton. Tues •me luxury Hnei Queen Mary iU 2 000 passengers aboard into Southann}tcrday with special logout; and detector apparatus alert for a drifting flu ship was warned Sunday ,at a floating mine lay n 12 and 15 miles off jut course near Cap Lc
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    Himalaya Climber Dead
    60 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. The death of Mr. Frank Smythe, the author and mountaineer who was a member of the international expedition which attempted the ascent of the Kanchenjunga in 1930. was announced here today. He was 48 years old, He also carried out explorations rcund the source
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    SCHOLARSHIP
    27 5 A.P. PORTLAND. Oregon, Tues. The son of a former Japanese Consul at Portland.--19-year-old .Tiyili Nakamura. Ins awarded a US$5OO scholarship to Reed College in Portland. —A.P.
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    Royalty Lends Art Treasures
    137 5 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. pNG GEORGE VI, Queen Elizabeth and Princess I Elizabeth have lent some of their treasures to .he Annual Antique Dealers' Fair now ODen bffcrp. Its valuables are estimated to be worth f4,000,000 sterling. The King has lent an IBth century French timepiece, the
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    FILIPINO REBELS GET U.S. SUPPLIES?
    111 5 A.P. MANILA. Tues. Reports "ttt the outlawed Hukbala*J Peoples Army were obuming construction materials and othor supplies from the gjttl State Army base at Jr. ,ark Rc, d in Central Luzon Jje under close investigation J£? discover y was made Philippine constabudestroyed a 2 ita
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    VATICAN NEWS FOR CZECHS
    60 5 U.P. VATICAN CITY. Tues. rhd Vatican has announced that it intends to start a new broadcasting programme "of a religious nature" for Czechoslovak Catholics, The announcement »111--meuiately followed an order Archbishop of Czecholsovakia issued to priests last Sunday to listen to the Vatican Radio for news
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    CHINA RAIL LINK REPAIRED
    42 5 Reuter. SHANGHAI, Tues. The direct train service between Shanghai and Pciping is scheduled to be resumed on July I Communications a.ong the Tientsin-Pukow railway has been disrupted for the pass* three years due to the civil war. —Reutc:.
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    MOSCOW ENJOYS STRAW BERRY SEASON
    132 5 MOSCOW ENJOYS STRA W BERRY SEASON A.P. MOSCOW, Tuesday. ,UJW gets fresh fruit from the South by plane c T Ver y day now. irist straw berry season is a long- way off, for ofthisnl, ln this P art of the country but large loads 4 |jj fruit are on
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    Women Make Wild Rush For Food
    228 5 Reuter-AAP SYDNEY, Tuesday. U7OMEN became hysterical and fainted in a wild rush on food shops yesterday to lay in supplies in anticipation of an acute food shortage as Australia's mid-winter coal strike went through its first day. There was last night no indication of
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    Stalin Unpopular
    47 5 Germ;:.. railNrAd strikers rip down a large portrait of Staliu in order to turn it around, ftftpf ioreing the?r way into the Russian-controUed rai'way headquarters in the U.S. sector oi Berlin. The rampaging strikers turned a" pictures of Stalin and Lenin fare to the wall.
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    LIBERALS SWEEP CANADA
    43 5 Reuter. OTTAWA. Tues.—The Liberal Party of Canada won yesterday's Federal elections with the biggest Parliamentary majority in the country's history. Final results gave 19i seats to the Liberal Party wh'eh for a policy of ending wartime restrictions and cutting taxes.—Reuter.
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    P.C. SET FIRE TO BUILDINGS
    102 5 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. A 23--year-old London police constable, alleged to have confessed to lighting fires "to get my own back on the Jews," was sentenced to five years imorisonment. The constable, Clifford Alexander Weallans, stationed at West Ham, was found guilty after a three days'
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    Waterspouts Sweep Over Island
    106 5 U.P. CEBU CITY, Philippines, Tues. Two waterspouts swept over Bantayan Island during a celebration of the annual fiesta yesterday killing a nine-year-old girl, injuring at least nine persons and destroying several small houses. Francisco Tonacao, daughter of a carpenter, was killed. A house was carried 60
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    Heat Wave Hits Eastern U.S.
    207 5 CHICAGO, Tuesday. A COOL ocean breeze brought relief to scorched New Zealand yesterday but New Zealand and tbreast coast sweltered in the 17th day of a heat wave. Throughout the rest of the nation United States forecasters said the weather mostly was hot and muggy.
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    TALKS FAIL
    33 5 HONOLULU. Tues. New watcrficnt negotiations aimed at ending the 57-day-old waterfront strike in Hawaii has collapsed after a 57--ininute session between (TO f.ongshci cmen's Union ana repiesentatives of seven stevedoring companies.
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    WHILE IN ENGLAND
    89 5 A.P. LONDON. Tues. Britons yesterday gloried in a heat wave as the temperatuie in London hit S4 degrees. Typists sunbathed on the roofs of buildings during their lunch hours. It has not rained in any part of Britain since June 12 with the exception of light showers
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    SON OF ALL
    57 5 COI OMBO, Tues. A warrant hns hecn issued for ihc at rest of a young man who is alleged to have gone to two estates and obtained money falsely from two women labourers, after making each of them believe that he was her son who had been
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    WAVELL WATCHES
    31 5 A.P. HAMBURG. Tues. Field I.laishal Lord Wavcll yesterday watched troops of the First Battalion, the Black Watch, training in the Ruhr. Lord Wavcll is Coionel-in-Chief of the Regiment.- A.P.
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    SEVERE STRAIN
    532 6 THE news of increased re-inforcements for Hongkong has stiffened the morale of South East Asia, but, in our elation, we must not be blind to the severe strain which this extra commitment is placing on the British forces, particularly the Army. Hongkong's garrison strength is to be increased
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    814 6 A.P. WATCHERS from the western world give Bao Dai's infant Vietnam regime in Indochina a fighting chance to stand before the storm of Communism in Asia. They looke with hopeful, yet apprehensive eyes, on the efforts of the onetime boy emperor of Annam to carve out a
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    THE ASSAULT ON IGNORANCE AND DISEASE
    1916 7  -  Malaya And Its History— 18 The Malays had long guessed thai malaria was due to the mosquito, but it was net until the last quarter of the nineteenth century that the nature of the disease was understood. Nor was the nature of education in
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    833 7 ALGIERS FRANCE, with a large-scale colonial war on her hands in Indo-China, is keeping a wary linger on the puise of 20,0u0,000 potentially turbulent Arabs in North Africa. The President of the Re.pubhc, Vincent Auriol, himself has just taken the road as a kind of travelling salesman
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    BERLIN AIRLIFT HAS A BIRTHDAY
    432 8 AW IMMENSE ACHIEVEMENT IN j ORGANISATION BERLIN, Tuesday. Today, June 28, 1949. the Berlin Air-Lift celebrates its lirst birthday. Already the R.A.F. have flown into the Western sectors of the city more than a million tons of food, coal, medical supplies, newsprint, oil and petrol
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    COSILT BATH
    39 8 A.P. MELBOURNE, Tues.—Mrs. Elsie Taylor, of Toorak. came out of a Turkish bath in Melbourne 170 pounds lighter. But it was cash she lost, not avoirdupois. Someone stole her handbag while she was m tin. bath. A.P.
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    Strike Against Strike
    163 8 ReuterAAP. TOKYO. Tues.—A weird strike against a strike was staged recently by a 12-year, old Japanese in the stiff-coilar uniform of a college student, and his young companion. Takeo Sato and his 22-ycar-old friend, Mitsuo Yazu. climbed on top of a 50-mctrc-high chimney near the entrance of
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    LOVE WAS THE CAUSE OF IT ALL
    152 8 U.P. MANILA, Tuesday. PRETTY 20 year old night club hostess and her lover, a 28 year old married man, were reported in a critical condition in the Philippine .General Hospital as the result of what appeared to be a suicide pact. Ester Gallardo,
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    From Bad To Worse
    128 8 A.P. Memphis, Tennessee, Tues. —**or Charles Wil- >nn, the day just went i irom bad to worse. J It was raising some- thing awful v. hen he drove down to the dairy at 4 a.m. to start his milk route. The rain kept Sunday fishermen home,
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    HE CYCLED 260 MILES -IN VAIN
    132 8 Reuter. WALSINGHAM, Norfolk, Tues.—A 15-year-old boy cycled 260 miles from his home in South Wales to fetch a bottle of holy water for his sick grandfather from the holy wells here. The boy. Robert James of Abercynon, South Wales, read of the cures claimed
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    VIKING INVASION STILL CAUSING FRAYED TEMPERS
    209 8 Reuter. RAMSGATE, Kent, Tuesday. The Viking invasion of England, which took place round here 1,500 years ago, is still causing some frayed tempers. The. trouble is that on July 28 a party of Danes will row to these shores in a replica Viking ship
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    TENNIS COURT NET SAVED THEIR LIVES
    85 8 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE, Tues.—A tennis court net saved the lives of two men when a Moth plane in which they were travelling crashlandcd at TrevVoton. nrjjf Brisbane. Thr wheels of the plan* Uere caught in the net. whtch acted a: a brake. The r'lot 2nd
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    £10 M. GIFT TO U.K. FIRMS WITH BURMA LOSSES
    271 9 Reuter. L °me^ N o^ T U io™™ Government is to make an ex-gratia pay,WK s t? ruj »S to British busimss interests whose property nor St!, n mag 6 J n Burma sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, statedl
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    PRODUCE MART
    44 9 Black and white pappcr cased further in the produce markets yesterday. Black Lampong was quoted at $265 per picul cx-godown. White pepper Muntok was quoted at $398 by sellers and Sarawak white at $397. Sago flour Ungga was $11.50 per picul sellers.
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    52 9 Kampar (44); Umpire 1 Hamble (Cheers Wharf); Nieuw Holland (42/43); Baku (40/41); Ruys (33/ < 34); Dolius (31/32); St. Augustine Victory (19/ 20); British Prince (23/ 24); Serampore (25/26); Seroei (27); Surat (18/, 14); Benvrackie (11);' Idomeneua (8/9); Presl- j dent Polk (6/7); Kajang (Coal Plant); Glenearn
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    Air Mail Schedule
    108 9 Air mail arrivals are expected today from Aden, South America, Canada, Europe, Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Africa, Pakistan, U.S.A.. Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, French Indo-China, Batavia. Medan, Sourabaya, Padang, and the Federation of Malaya. Latest time of posfing at the G.P.O. to Canada. Aden, South America. Europe, Egypt,
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    DEVALUATION OPPOSED
    90 9 Reuter. BOMBAY. Tues. Financial quarters in Bombay, India's financial capital, regarded a suggestion of a sterling devaluation as contrary to Indian interests. A financial authority told Reuter that technically devaluation would help to eliminate some of the price disadvantages now suffered by Indian exports to hard currency areas.
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    $100 M-Loan For India
    61 9 U.P. NEW YORK, Tues. The Business Week magazine predicts that the World Bank would soon grant India a $100 million loan. The magazine said most of the money would pay for United States and Canadian locomotives already on order. It added. "New Delhi hopes this loan
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    PRICE CEILINGS
    28 9 A.P. NEW YORK Tues. Price ceilings ranging from US$2O to US$lOO have been announced by the General Electric Company for seven of its television sets. —A.P.
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    Record Year For Dunlop Rubber
    308 9 50th Ordinary general meeting of the Dunlop Rubber Co., Ltd.. was held on June 13 in Lonru\ ir C,ive B*4tt* a < the chairman, in the course oi his speech, said: The year proved to be, as you nave seen from the accounts, a record
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    RISK RATE
    51 9 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The Institute of London Underwriters have announced a reduction in shipping risk cargo rates for voyages to India and Pakistan from three shillings to two shillings and six pence for £100. Six penny reductions have also been made for coastal voyageß in India. Pakistan and
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    Easier
    24 9 Singapore Tues.— With unsettled conditions in the London market the local position inclined to be easier. The Australian tin section remained fairly steady.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    99 9 There was little interest taken in the rubber commodity market yesterday. But the market remained steady with only small business passing. Closing prices were: M Buyers Sellers No. 1 July RSS 32 5/8 32 7/8 No. 2 July RSS 31 311/4 No. 3 July RSS 28 3/4 29*
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    NEI May Exports
    92 9 Reuter. BATAVIA. Tues.—Total exports from Indonesia during the month of May amounted to 630,575 tons valued at 89 million guilders. The following are figures of various products exported during May. (Exports during May in thousand kilogrammes and thousand guilders followed by the value of exports during the
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    837 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Buyers. Sellers. Atlas Ice 15.50 16.50 Alex. Brick Pref. 2.80 2.90 Ords. 2.20 2.27% 8.8. Petrol 34/6 35/6 B.M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 Cons. Tin Ord. 13/6 14/6 ed do. (P) 21/- 22/E. Utd. Assur. 40.75 41.75 Estate Trust 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary 7.00 7.25 ed
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    2ND TEST ENDS IN DRAW
    535 10 Century by Robertson Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday.— THE three-day second Test match between Engiam 1 ?nd New Zealand ended tamely in a draw at Lords today, thus resulting in a similar manner to the first Test at Lords. Final sc ~res were England 313 for nine
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    Johore XI v. Colleges
    96 10 Mr. P.G.M. Lee. johore State will play ticket against the Combined Oolleges at Johore Bahru tornoi row and Friday at 11 a.m. on each day. The following will repregent Johore H. R. J, Lockhart (Segamat Captain, Dr. B D'Bras (Segamat). Othman Kadir (Segamat). A Rctnasingham «KluangK
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    EURASIANS WIN DOSHI CRICKET BY 81 RUNS
    81 10 MALACCA. Tues. In a Doshi Shield Cricket fixture played here yesterday the Malacca Eurasian Association easily beat the Indian Sports Club by 81 runs. P. R. Lewis 28 and H. N. Dias 30 gave the Eurasians an excellent start with an opening partnership
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    GROAN AND BEAR IT
    43 10 Leow Kwong Seng, (right) Chinese wrestler, grimaced with pain as Billy Morgan applies pressure to the leg lock in which he has trapped his opponent —an incident from the wrestling at the Bappy World covered stadium.—Tribune Picture. Tribune Picture.
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    JUNIOR TOURNEY ATTRACTS 226 ENTRIES
    1255 10 SINGAPORE BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS FOLLOWING are the 226 entries approved by the Singapore Badminton Association for the junior championships. They consist of 132 for the men's singles, 78 for the men's doubles, nine, for the women's singles and seven for the women's doubles. The draw will
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    A HARD LEFT
    41 10 The new world middleweight champion I Jake LaMOTTA's left eonneets with ex-cham-pion MARCEL CERDAN of' France in their title fight at Briggs Stadium, Detroit, recently. The verdict went to I<a\fotta on a technical knock-out. —A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    678 10  -  IPOH MEETING ROUND-UP BY ALLEN LEWIS FIELDS at the Perak Turf Club's meeting just a* ed were bigger than at the three previous owk I think this was due to the Club catering for Class V horses together with Class 11. The fact that the
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    27 10 Lady teaehern lighting th»»ir can**die Rare at the St. Joseph Con tinnate" the S. J. L ground at Itras lias ah Roan Picture. hrinm. 1
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    HAPPY TRAVELLER, INDIAN HEATHER IMPRESS
    537 11 DV running half a mile in 54, the tost three in 41, Indian Heather (Mr. Benn> i»iid Happy Traveller (Stirling) were the best workers at BuUit tlmah this morning when the number three track was opened for f**t work. The tracks are still heavy, the
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    ROXY B.P.
    66 11 The following players will represent Roxy Badminton j Party, vs. Geylang Rangers at j Happy World Stadium on Fri- I day at 7.30 p.m.: Koh Beng j swee Harold Seah, Robert. i Yap Chua Beng Chiang, Tan j j Siew Hock, Tan Seng Ser, Sim I 1 Sic
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    72 11 The following are asked to turn U J for Unitfd B.P aeainst Companion E.P. of Johore Bahru on Saturday at the Clerical Union Hall at 6MO p.m. (The ties consist of four men s Singles and three men's DouMesV—Heng Swee Hen Rnon Guan, Chou Siew King. Heng Siak
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    2nd Day Weights
    156 11 vis] the weights lor four of tii i aces on the f the Singapore Fuly M< i ting on Jl mtm > 1 i. »mt. t—ART. h n Rs. 9.(\; D MEDALLIST 9.08 CABARET K.ffi T.i:: 7.1" H (late Taj-Ga) 7 OR urn Hl)K»l.» I 1. IHV.
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    JUNE MEDAL GOLF RESULTS
    39 11 1 'lie re nils ~f jb SS? Go,t 365; Crawlrv 3« 18: P. Jones S, K. Gaw CJ) 33 i»hM«.:_ E< Carte, p- t. ftnrth <i:{, a 3/S; I hmT 8ww I« wa wun by
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    Olympics Every 2 Years Suggested
    119 11 Reuter. LOS ANGELES, Tiie-. —A suggestion thai Uu Olympic Games should be held every two years instead oi every four has been made by Sir Frank Beaurepaire, Australian Olympic official. sir Frank left today for home after conferlng with local Olympic Games officials on the
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    SPOT KICK GIVES ARMY 1-0 VICTORY
    347 11 THK i) C V MWNE 1 *A. F. COMBINE 0. 1 Koyal Air Force Combine, were the victims of Den ,w F bad ,uck when the y ,ost through a solitary 2> goal to the Army in yesterday's Inter-Corn-'s? match at Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    71 11 Sin (nee reck), aged 77 th:V awav peacefully W s,n C( Wilkinson j" a P ore on Tuesday W, Unc She leaves brc c Lo<? Siow Mong, Miss Leo Hong S.i n Chon S Tec, Mrs. ]"ang, two daugb- Mr Mong 0(1 A,n e Siow Mong. totirn h o
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    BRITAIN NEEDS £ 20,000 TO GO TO THE GAMES
    159 11 BRITAIN NEEDS 20,000 TO GO TO THE GAMES Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The possibility exists of a team from Britain not competing" in the Rfitjsp, Empire Otitic* »n AueMand. New 7/eatVn<T. next February if an appeal for £15,000 launched tonight fails. M.. Je!W Lewis. M.P.. Chairman of true Games Appeals Committee,
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    MANKAD DRAWS BIG CROWD AT OLDHAM
    109 11 Reuter. OLDHAM, LANCASHIRE. Tues.—One of the best crowds of the season was present when Vinoo Mankad. Indian Test player, played for Castleton in the Wood Cup here today. Mankad went in with the score at 77 for one and he received a great ovation.
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    'Gertic' Calms Down
    19 11 MISS GERTRUDE AUGUSTA MOHAN, American tennis star, in the women's singles a Wimbledon.—A.P. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    Worcester Rejoins Rivals In The Lead
    438 11 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday.— WORCESTERSHIRE, dethroned from the leadership of the county cricket championship table by Yorkshire in the series of games ended last Friday, joined their rivals in the lead as a result of the mat flies ended today. Worcester took first innings points
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    JOLLILADS A.U. SOCCER TIES
    64 11 Following are the fixtures of the Jollilads Athletic Union June 30 v. C.V.M.A.. Geylai J Stadium; July 4- v. Social A.l., St. George's Road: July t> v. Paya Lebar Bus Co., Jalan Beaar Stadium. The following will represent the Jollilads: Narayana. Basalt, Kader. Ghani. Haniff. Blntha,
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    COLLEGES GAIN 24 RUNS LEAD
    420 11 The Combined Colleged led the Hongkong University by 24 runs in their match at the Raffles' Institution ground at Bras Basah Road, yesterday. The S.R.C. ground where the game was originally scheduled to be played was still in sodden condition. Batting first, Hongkong were all
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    Mrs. Rihbany and Mrs. Todd Enter The Semi-finals
    527 11 Reuter. WIMBLEDON Tuesday.— RECOVERING from a first set reverse, Mrs. Patricia Todd, seeded American player, beat Mrs. Jean Walker-Smith, Britain, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, to reach the semi-final of the women's singles today in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships. She was joined by
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    64 11 The following gentlemen will represent Shell Sports Club against b.o.d. Civilians Association at badminton today at tini Victoria School Hall at 7.00 p.m j Ismail bin Marjan, Heng Siak I Thififng, Ng Heng Kwang. Choo Piang Lim, Aziz bin Mohd.. I*. Edwards, and L Goonesegaram. i Reserves: Arthur
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    387 12 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday.— BRITAIN'S Colonial Empire "now has a fairiy large favourable balance of trade with dollar countries", according to the 1948-49 report on the Colonial territories published today. With their large dollar earnings, the Colonies have "contributed substantially to lessening the deficit of
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    278 12 U.P. LONDON. Tues. Britain's mounting dork strike was virtually stopped early today by an annonymous longshoreman who stood before 2.000 dock workers and demanded that they return to their Jobs but continue to refuse to unload Canadian ships. Nobody knew who he was hut m
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    40 12 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Tues.—Mr. Paul van Zeeland, Catholic pre-war Belgian Prime Minister, tonight agreed to form a new govern- ment to replace the SocialistCatholic coalition under M. Paul j Henri-Spaak. which resigned yesterday following the Belgian general election. —Reuter.
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    39 12 Reuter. VATICAN CITY, Tues. Rumanian police have arrested two Rumanian Roman Catholic j bishops, according to reports reaching the Vatican. They ate Monsignor Aaron Marton, Archbishop of Alba Julia, Transylvania, and Monsignor Antonio Durcovici, Bishop ol Jassy.—Reuter.
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    211 12 A.P. LONDON, Tuesda.— TROUBLED Burma is going to speed her arms purchasing programme in Britain in a bid to restore internal peace before all China goes Communist. Informed diplomats who reported this todaysaid that the Burmese Defence Minister, Ne Win, is due in London
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    He Wants To Date Margaret
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    STOOD THREE DEEP
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    ALEXANDER'S CAR
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    RAILS FOR SIAM
    28 12 A.P. TOKYO. Tues. Railroad equipment valued at U556,886,--518 is being loaded at Kobe for shipment to Siam soon SCAP's foreign trade and commerce division announced.
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    GANDHI STATUE FOR U.S.
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    All Quiet As Dutch Forces Leave Jogja
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    MOVIE MAN BRINGS NEW U.S. FILMS
    115 12 Mr. Alfred Daff, Vice-Pre-sident of Universal International Film Co.. who is travelling by air from America to Australia arrived at Singapore yesterday. He brought with him nine new American Technicolour films which will soon be released for screening at the Capitol and Rex Theatres.
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    TURNED DOWN
    32 12 LONDON, Tues d has now definitely "<w to recogrnse thee*» tionallst Government *> o f territorial waters in mumst administered 12* foreign shipping. cd from a usually S source today. ay
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