Malaya Tribune, 8 June 1950

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3 8 Malaya Tribune
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    29 3 THE MALA YA TRIBUNE Thursday* June 8, 1950. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Qlover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Btreet, London, E.C. 4. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1950
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    More Interest In Shares
    144 3 SINGAPORE, June 7. Tins, rubbers and Industrials all came in for increased Attention in the share market today. A fair volume of bnsiness was transacted at improving prices. Singapore. .Tuwe 7. 8.8. Petrol 33/- 34/- xd Fraser Neavr Ord. :i.22i 3.271 cd M. Brpwrrip? 5.15 5.22
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    Tin Prices
    71 3 RIP"*.POMEi June 7 Tin price waft $So* 5/8 per pieul exsmelter. Tp $7/8. l on !><>>, June Spot MM 1 4. Pl.f»_»/*i Three months MkUP.*»« Settlement price £«0:i 1/2. I P £1 1/4. Turnover: '»0 tons. SECt»M> SESSION: Spot £604 S/4. In £2. Three month* t6o.> 1/z. >
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    Godowns
    51 3 Fossarus (Sneers VVliarf): Peleus (42-43); Noreverett Wakde (40-41): Elizabeth Bakke (38-39); Benevis (36); Steel Age (31-32); Gorgon (17-18): Fukien- Burhill (19-20): Adrastus (23-24); Elpenor Phrontis (25-26); Itola (27-28); Gujarat (29-30); Glenorchy (15-16): Kampar (13-14); President .Jefferson (11): Benmacdhui (8-9); Agapenor fcmpire Trooper (6-7); Kajang (Coal Plant) Benvorlich-Soestdijk (4-5): Tyndareus
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    £ AREA MAY STEP UP TRADE WITH JAPAN
    174 3 AREA MAY STEP UP TRADE WITH JAPAN TOKIO TRADE TALKS BEGIN -A.P TOIKO, Wednesday. OCAP and sterling area trade representatives today began a series of conferences aimed at extending for another year a 1949-50 trade programme. It provided for.commerce between Japan and the sterling area, amounting to £152,000,000. Both SCAP
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    Red Bands Welcome British Ships
    244 3 A.P. HONG KONG. Wed.-The safe return of two ships °n Tuesday nas sent Hong s morale soaring at Jet sP e a v a They brought indications from Shanghai that tne ChPnese Comnninists are anxious to resume trade with th's Brmsn colony and that such
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    -AND STRIKE A NEW TUNE
    113 3 U.P. HONG KONG. Wed. Radio Feipiog indicated today that Yam rornrnunista were mapping maor r'v'L.ons oi China seconomic policy including possible temporary relief fop foreign businessmen. The broadcaal said 'hat an outline of the new programme was made during ihe aeatfortin conferences between the orincipa!
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    BANK CLOSED IN SHANGHAI
    68 3 A.P. HONGKONG. Wed. Another Shanghai bank has been forced to shut its doors. The new addition to Shanghai's growing U*t of bank closures is the Sen Dah Native Bank, at 120/11 Ningpo Road. The People's Bank issued the closure order because of the institution's "inability to
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    LONDON TIN YESTERDAY
    68 3 —U.P. LONDON, Wed. The tin market was very strong and active this morning with spot up £2 to £606-7/8 and three months up £2-1/8 to £607-7/8. The closing prices at the morning session were: Spot— £6062 buyers and £607 selllers —with business at £607 and £606 M-
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    LONDON SHARES
    167 3 Renter. IvONDON Wed.—New aceoun: in the London Stock Exchange made a bright .start today. Industr'a' share prices were marked higher at the outset to meet anticipated wave buying and gains were widespread in brewer ie?, tobaccos, textiles and nc.scellaneous leaders. The volume of buying. however, proved to be
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    RUBBER EASIER
    131 3 WITH better advices from London and New York, the rubber commodity market yesterday opened steady with business passing at 96 1 cents per pound for July shipment. The price rose to 97 cents, but with buyers satisfied and speculators inclined to take profit, the market eased off to
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    SEA MAIL
    122 3 Mails are expected today from Aden. Afghanistan. Alaska Europe, Africa. West Indies, South America. Canada. Canary. .Cyprus Egypt. Farkland Is.ands. Ice and India, Persia. Lttward Islands. Mediterranean Islands, Palestine, Pak'stan. Arabia. Tibet. U.S.S.R.. U.S.A., Vatican Pacific Islands. South Africa and the Federal ion. Mails are also expected from
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      692 3 NOTICES BOYS Old Boy? cf the Anglo-Chi-nese School are informed that Sment for First Year Primary 1951 will open on Thurs. ?av l«t June. 1950 and close Friday. 30th June, 1950. \T)Dlication Forms may be 01 ni ned from the Headmaster, rnirman Street. Only boyi born in 1943 and ied
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      471 3 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Choy Ah Choon otherwise known as Choi Biew Yoon of 19 Asia Gardens, Singapore, is applying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation should not be granted should send a WTltten and signed statement of the
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    THE SCHUMAN PLAN
    595 4 fJEARLY a fortnight has passed since French Foreign Minister Robert Schuman made his dramatic proposal to merge the coke, coal and steel industries of Western Europe, including those of Germany. This proposal has been widely acclaimed. France, Germany, Belgium and Luxemburg have decided to go ahead with
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    AUSTRIANS HAVE A WORD FOR IT— KOMMUNAZI
    958 4  -  By HUBERT HARRISON Reuter. VIENNA. THE League of Indepen dents, the new Austrian extreme rightwing party which includes many former Nazis among Its members, is beginning to disintegrate. Early in May. Dr. H. A. Kraus. the Salzburg publisher and editor who founded the
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    WHEN THE VANDALS PILLAGED ROME
    631 4  -  by PHILIP CLARKE A.P. ROME. THE Basilica of Saints John and Paul, titular church of Francis Cardinal Spellman, bears axe marks made by vandals who pillaged Rome more than 1.500 years ago. The marks were found on four huge Greek marble columns, buried and preserved
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    BEWARE OF THE SUN
    382 4 -A.P, NEW YORK. SUN tanning m -ci with aspirin or sleeping-pi 1 Is can cause skin trouble. So can exposure to the sun after use of some perfumes, hair dyes, or permanent wave chemicals. These warnings come from Dr. Herman Goodman. New York skin specialist, as
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    BECA USE SHE IS STANDING STILL
    548 4  -  Margot Fonteyn is worried by SYDNEY MARKIN A.P. LONDON. M argot Fronteyn, rated the finest dancer of thi* generation by critics and and audiences alike, is worried because, she says, she is not getting any better- ,r She described herself in an interview as
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    COOL-HEADS AT HOT-SPRINGS
    473 4 Arabs and Jews bury the hatchet when they have a bath -Reuter. JERUSALEM. ARABS and Jews, seeking relief from rheumatic ailments, literally bury the hatchet at el Hamma hotsprings in the gorge of the River Yarmuk a tributary of the Jordan. This resort on Syrian soil was
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    Cathedral Wedding
    75 5 Captain and Mrs. Geoffrey Hugh Drummond after hrir marriaee at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday. The Bishop oi Singapore, the Ht. Revd. Baines officiated. The bride formerly Miss Sheila Margaret Scudamore wore a pawn of silver lace and carried white gladiolus. She was iven »waj by Major A. B.
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    Call For Control Of 'Black' Drug Men
    258 5 SINGAPORE chemists yesterday asked Government to hurry up with the appointment of an inspecting pharmacist. A spokesman of the Malayan Pharmaceutical Association (Southern Branch) told the Tribune that ihe present state of affairs where the laws controlline drugs are not enforced has placed
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    GAMING DEBT SECURITY PLEA FAILS
    131 5 THE defence plea by two Chinese. Pang Wee Jee and Lee Wah Seng, that a wrist watch, a gold ring, a fountain pen and seven dollars in Cash they robbed from Abdul Mutalib was given to them by Mutalib as security for money won by
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    CHAP JI KEE
    21 5 One man and a woman were arrested on Monday on a charge of running Chap Ji Kee lottery.
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    STUDENTS TO BE SCREENED
    216 5 NANYANG GIRLS SCHOOL TO REPLY TO NOTICE ALL students of the Nanyang Girls High School will A be screened before being admitted to the school next term. „f This was decided at an emergency meeting 01 the Board of Directors yesterday. The meeting was called to
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    CHEMISTS WON'T HAVE TO PAY MORE FEES
    143 5 The thirty odd would-be Pharmacists, who registered irider the old scheme when pharmacy courses were conducted by the College of Medicine will not hare to ray $70 more «n lees per term when they switch over to tne University of Malaya in October.
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    NEW JPs
    34 5 Dr. H. Allan. Mr. Lee Woon Mun, Mohamed Ismail bin Shauc Manium and Mr. J. W. Clark, of Penang have'been appointed Justices of the Peace on the occasion of the King's birthday.
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    WANTED TO DIE, JUMPED FROM TREE
    157 5 Ooi Thiam Leong. 30 years, a patient in the Mental Hospital, told a hospital attendant that he wanted to die when the latter asked him to come down from a 30-feet tree. This was stated by Leow Kim Ouan, the hospital attendant, at the
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    RED SOCIETY
    17 5 Three Cninese were arrested on Monday ior allegedly being members of an Unlawful secret society.
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    Overseas Chinese Told: Stand By Your Local Govts.
    198 5 IPOH, Wednesday. QOUTH East Asian democracies must unite to stop 3 the expansion of Communism and the <>erseas Chinese must he loyal to their ments. This is the message Lav Pakk Huen has brought from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek^ Mr Lav, President of
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    MAN KILLS THREE, THEN GIVES IN
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— An Indian labourer attacked and killed three Indians, including a woman, in an estate in the Sungei Patam area of Kedah, yesterday. He also seriously wounded another woman. He has given himself upU> the police.
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    NEW FLATS
    33 5 The Governor will open the Princess Elizabeth Housing Estate in Fjurrer Park today at 11 a.m. ah those who have been. invited are asked to bring their invitation cards with them.
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    Margot (10) Seeks A New Life
    228 5 PLUTCHING all her bel longings in her twoi little hands, ten-year-old Margot Voss. ex-Berliner, arrived Ln Singapore yesterday by Qantas Constellation on her Say to Sydney to live a new life there, away from rubble and hunger. Her parents in Germany are sending their
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    UNION HQRS.
    33 5 Mrs Jack Brazier, wife of the Trade Union Adviser for the Federation, will open the Divisional Headquarters of the Malayan Trade Union Council for Negri Sembilan at 4.15 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Damages Awarded For Non-delivery Of Engines
    183 5 ,TH E Chief Justice. «£SStit^7.fi? entered judgment for Eng Hin for tion g diese! engines damages for noo-d«wwy which they P u^h^ t^ m engtaes under an agreeOng bought the two eng£ d pur ment from Lou.s Dreyfus ft W£ them chQp chase price
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    Police Find Hidden Box Of Morphine
    237 5 INSPECTOR V. N. Ratnasingam of the commercial 1 crime sub-branch of the C.I.D. told the Fourth Police Court yesterday that during a raid on a house in Enggor Street on December 15 last, he found quantities of liquid morphine hydrochloride hidden in a box.
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    HAD OBSCENE PHOTOS, FINED
    69 5 Thirty-two-year old Majid, son of Mohd Hussain. was fined $500 or one month's goal by the Singapore Fourtn Police Court yesterday on a charge of being in possession of a nuniDer oi obscene photographs wh eh he offered for sale at the five foot way Jr
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    COUNTY CRICKET CLOSES
    138 6 Reuter LONDON, Wed. Today's county cricket close of of play scores: At the Oval. Somerset 297 (Lawrence 88). Surrey two for no wicket. At Lords, Middlesex 227. Leicestershire 125 for 1 (Berry not out 61). At Oxford. Sussex 239 (C. Oakes 1071. Oxford University 41 for 1.
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    13 For West Indies Test
    72 6 LONDON, Wed.—The West Indies named 13 players today, from whom their side will be chosen for the first Test match against England. The Test begins tomorrow at Old Trafford. The 13 art J. E. Goddard. Capt., A. Are.. B. Stollmeyer, E. Weekes, F. M. Worrel,
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    All Set For Sunday's Exhibition Badminton
    209 6 ALL the Federation players have confirmed that they will take part in the exhibition badmintDn at the Happy World Stadium on Sunday night in aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital and the Singapore Badminton Hall Fund. Barring any last minute changes, the card
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    Officials Of Dragon B.P.
    68 6 Officials of the Golden Dragon Badminton Party tor the year 1950 are: Patron Mr. Lim Choon Tiong. President Mr. Khoo Yew Yuen Vice-President Mr. Fong Hong Piew. Hon: Secretary Mr. Tyrone Tan Kirn Pong. Hon: Chinese Secretary Mr. Khoong Hon Fai. Hon: Treasurer Mr Norman Kow.
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    S'aaren (13) Highlights Tennis
    255 6 HIGHLIGHT of yesterday s tennis championship matches on the S.C.C. courts, was the fine display of 13--year-old S'aaren bin Osman. who defeated Tommy Kwik 6—2. 3—6. 6—2. in the Junior Boys singles. Yesterday's results were: Men's Singles: H. Kamis beat Ching Kwomr Nam 6 -2, t>
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    SEAMEN BEAT B.M.H. 6-2
    51 6 In a game of Soccer or. the British Military Hospital Ground ac Alexandra yesterday, the Merchant Navy ship. Elisabeth Bakke, beat the Military Hospital by six goal to two. Scorers for the Seamen were Lode, 3 Samulsu 2, and Matre l goal, Willie scored for the
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    Woodcock Had No Power Behind His Right
    178 6 LONDON". Wed.—Boxing writers this morning are generally agreed on three things in commentng on last night's Woodcock-Savold right. Firstly that the Englishman was ahead on points when his left eye was cut oren, secondly, that Woodcock fought better than he has ever done
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    BEAUCHAMPS IN BEST TRY-OUT AT K.L. TODAY
    312 6  -  By ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Wifiners AS no rain fell here during the last few days, the Number 2 grass track was very fast and some fine gaUops were seen this morning. The best worker was Beauchamps (J. Donnelly), who beat
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    MAPUAS' 1st GAME TONIGHT
    148 6 TWELVE members of th. Mapua Tech Cardinals basketball of the Wapui Institute of Technology, champions of the Philippines, arrived in Singa pore by air yesterday with their coach Mr John Scholobohm. This team!* visit is of spccia; interest to iocal basketball circles because in the final
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    Goldies Beat S'pore Again
    157 6 v i rE University of Panto Tomas' Glowing Goldies' proved their 1 superiority again by defeating a Combined Sngapore bMketball team 46 41 at the Happy Wor d Stadium last night after a keenly-contested game. Pfay opened disastrously for the Singapore side, when the j v
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    GLAD TO ACCEPT
    27 6 -A.P. VIENNA, Wed.—Joe Weldin, Austria's new European heavyweight champion, said today he would be glad to accept a challenge from Germany's Hei» Ten Hoff.—A.P.
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    ATTEMPT FAILS
    30 6 A.P. MALMOE, Sweden, Wed.— Gaston Reifif of Belgium won the International 1.500 metre race here today in three minutes *6.6 seconds, failing in his world record attempt. A.P.
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    Tigers Score Six Against Engineers
    257 6 CINGAPORE football fans must have known what 13 standard of play to expect when the Tigers Sports Association met the R.E.M.E. at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Only a small number turned up to see the Tigers* swamped the Engineers six nil. Tigers played well in
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    Nine Goals At Geylang Football
    163 6 K AT ONG Sajarah riled up eight goals against <he Singapore Medical Union in a Jun or B2 fixture, at Geylang yesterday. The Medical Union cou'd only score one goal. After a lightning ;,oal n the first in nine, the Malay fi I wards swamped
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    ASCOT STAKES
    29 6 -Reutor. LONDON. Wed. Thirty four final acceptors were announced today for the Ascot Stakes, over two and a half miles next Tuesday at the Royal Ascot meeting.-Rcutor.
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    FORM GUIDE FOB TOMORROW
    9283 7 First Day Of K.L. Races The Trial Handicap Class 2-6 Furs. PTJtABtTfl 9.03 „< BATCHED: 4-2-50 S pore, 2 Div. 1. 6 furs ,-unary. 8.07 (Bag- mm. IS 4-5 sees. Dist. heavy. 12 started. H( BATCHING: 22-3-1 9.00, Class 2 Div. 1 6 Is, Won by
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    Ho Promoted Leader For All S.-E. Asia?
    210 8 -Reuter. SAIGON, VIETNAM, Wednesday. ERENCH and Vietnam sources said here today they believed Moscow-trained Indo-Chinese insurgent leader Ho Chi Minh had been promoted and might become Communist leader for all South-East Asia. "French sources Quoted Information said to have been received from Viet-mlnh-held
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    MADAME SUN PLACED UNDER SURVEILLANCE
    94 8 -Reuter HONGKONG. Wed.-Madame Sun. Vice-Chairman of the People's Government and widow cf the "founder of the Chinese Republic." has been placed under surveillance by Mao according to an unconfirmed report in the Chinese newspaper here. Madame Sun. who is the sister-in-law of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek,
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    JUDGE ORDERS FRESH TRIAL
    195 8 THE Chief Justice, Mr. Murray-Aynsley, yesterday ordered a retrial in the appeal of Syed Anwar bin Nader Shah, bill collector of Persekutuan "Kebaiikan Kematian Islam, under a Police court sentence of two months imprisonment for criminal breach 01 trust. Syed Anwar was cnargea before the Fourth
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    'ASIA CANNOT BE IGNORED'
    74 8 -A.P. JAKARTA. Wed. India's Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru today declared Asia can no longer be ignored as an area "on the fringes of the world." Arriving for a 10-day state visit, he told the Indonesian i j}t ts a ioaay is becoming perhaps the most important
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    REDS TO INVADE WITH MILLION TROOPS
    179 8 A P. HONGKONG, Wednesday. fHINESE Communists have concenlnrtaS 1,000,00(1 troops along the China coast for an "inmiinent invasion of Formosa, states the Wah Kiu Vat Poh quoting a report from Shanghai. The dispatch said the army, under the command of General Chen Vi, consists
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    AMOY CLOSED
    39 8 U.P. HONGKONG. Wed. A Chinese report from tne mainland said today that the Chinese Communists closed Amoy harbour to outside shipping. Ships from Hong Kong and other foreign ports may. however, call it nearby Haimun harbour. —U.P.
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    DIES OF INJURIES
    41 8 -A.P TAiPJSI. Wed. The Nationalist Defence Ministry said a "high Russian adviser" died of injuries suffered at the hands of an angry mob after he had raped a Chinese gin in the Pearl River district of Kwangtung. —A.P
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    386 8 GENERAL I? \SKETBALL: Mapua Institute J of Besketball T.ar.i n Chinese High Pchool O d j Boy s A*M»: at Happy World. „ay begins at 8.30 p.m. IECTI'RE: Dr. Elue.i.uu rger will deliver a leeturs I I lb« Tarn 1 Methodisl Church BoelnJ Hall at 5.00 pin.
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    Labourers Flee Blazing Kongsi
    207 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DANDITS set fire to a smokehouse, kitchen and D kongsi on Kenong estate m the Raub area yesterday The labourers were robbed of their identity cartls and herded into a large kongsi by the bandits who then locked the door. After the bandits
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    PREDICTION
    21 8 A.P. LONDON. Wed.—Winston Churchill predicted today that socialism in Britan will soon be "released and expunged" by the electorate. —A.P.
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    OIL TALKS
    20 8 -A.P HAIFA. Wed. —Anglo-Israeli oil talks are to be resumed soon in London, it was reliably learned today.—A.P.
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    OPPOSITION
    15 8 -Reuter MANILA > Wed.—President Quirino said today tliat he opposed separate peace treaties with Japan.—Reuter
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    THE KING
    168 8 From Page One forty troop carriers, with 600 men in them, a radio control vehicle, and several detachments of motor-cycle police aDd scout cars. A special cheer raited by Mr f V. 'Ie Souza, Legislate Uounci tot, was given to ihe hundred men of thei W kiatUU on.
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    MacA MAY KICK SOVIETS OUT
    73 8 -U.P TOKYO. Wed. Russian delegates boycotted the Allied Council meeting again today and observers speculated that General Douglas Mac Arthur may tell them to get out of Japan If they continue to refuse to take part in the Counci' meetings. The Russian boycott came as
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    REES – WILLIAMS GETS PEERAGE
    304 8 REES WILLIAMS GETS PEERAGE Renter. LONDON, Wednesday OEVEN new Peerages are created in the Kir 13 birthday honours list published today. Heading the new barons is 56-year-old Lieut Col. Harry Morris, whose resignation from his Parliamentary seat at Sheffield enabled the Government to find a constituency for Sir Frank Soskice,
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    MURDER CHARGE
    36 8 A.P. QUEBEC CITY, W< Genereux Kuest. the en watchmaker who mad detonating device used I Albert Guay to blow up hi.-: wife and 22 other airline passengers last Septeaner, was charged with marder today.—A.P.
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    20 8 HERO'S FUNERAL LONDON, Wed. Brttafcl gave Field Marshal Laid Wavell a hero's funeral today in historic WVitminster Abbey— A.P. -A.P.
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS
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