Malaya Tribune, 21 June 1950

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    27 3 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE Wednesday, June 21, 1950 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE 10SDON Hb.HKESBNTJLTIVE S. Mauncm Glovm, 143 Fleet Street. London, E C 4 SI r JUNE 21, 1950.
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    82 Reds Slain In 45 Days
    238 3 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Wed. rMC.HTY-TWO bandits have I rj been killed in the Federation in the period May 1 to June 11 Fc "teen ot them 1 have been killed in the last 1 iourteeti days in Johore alone, according to an official state, issued
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    Colony Has Enough Stone For 500 Years
    335 3 AT the present rate of consumption, Singapore has enough granite deposits to last for five hundred years. With the exception of Bukit Timah, Bukit Batok and the Municipal Catchment Area, there is a reserve of 200,000,000 cubic yards of stone in Singn pore
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    SHB UNION
    19 3 The Singapore Harbour Reard Engineering Workers gSJn at tieir annualjmechng recently elected Mr. V. Peers as president.
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    PA WNED 4 STOLEN SARONGS FOR $8
    122 3 A YOUNG Tamil Muslim, who had been bound over ior one year to bo of behaviour, was yesterday sentenced to one months gaol by the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. He was YusorT bin MoaaGhouse. He had been b rand over in the
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    6 Men Hold Atom Spy
    87 3 Alfred Dean Slack of Syracuse. New York, a 44--year-old chemist, was arrested by G-men at Washington recently on charges linking him with Dr. Klans Fiuhs, the Briiish scientist now serving a 14--year sentence. The Department of Justice said Slack had been taken into custody as
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    LIM LASHES OUT AT REDIFFUSION
    245 3 'Firm Sacked Union Organiser' MR. Lim Yew Hock, (nominajtedi Member of tho Legislative Council, branded the management of Rediffusion as "unreasonably antitrade unionists". Mr. Lim was making an adjournment speech after the Counci neeting. He added: "TnLolei able action as such should be checked without
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    $50 Million Claim Must Wait
    113 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Associated Chinese Ch ambers of Commerce in the Federation have been informed by the Government that their claim for repayment by the Japanese Government or the Custodian of Enemy Property of the $50,000,000 levied by the Japanese against the Chinese Community
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    BOXING-CHINESE STYLE
    237 3 A DEMONSTRATION of Chines'* boxing by Mr. Lee Siew Mon?,. president of the China Society, will be one of the highlights of the programme which th* Spci' tv will present on "China Night" at the British Council Hall on June 29. The China Society whose object is to
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    ONE LIST FOR DOCTORS
    815 3 Federation, Colony Break On Health Plan 4 SINGLE seniority list for promotion of both EuA rooean and Asian doctors to the higher appointments in the Health Service has been recommended by the Singapore Select Committee which examined the report for a unified Health Service The Comwas
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    MALAY FINED
    57 3 PFN a NG r, ie B —A Malay. Dauti bin Mat Din. master oi a motor vessel, was lined $30 by the Magistrate, Mi. D. R. Home yesterday tor failing to provide life-saving equipment to all passengers in his vessel. The vessel has caDacity to carry ten passengers
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      28 3 SELL your Unwanted GOLFING KIT in the TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED COLUMNS lowest Cwts Best BeMIU iciest Emma appearing every Sunday in Ihe Sanday Tribune Don I miss ©ar Dearest
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      283 3 COLONY OF NORTH BORNEO NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. lenders are invited for the construction of Senior Officers quarters in permanent maten. ais at Tanjong Aru, Jesseltou, in tne Colony of North Borneo. >~ Drawings, specifications and conditions of contract ma> De seen at and particulars ana iorms of tender obtained from
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      626 3 NOTICES i i NOTICE I, NG THIAN CHEW of CHOP KHOON SENG ot No. 121 JALAN ABDULLAH. MUAR hereby give notice of intention to apply for a Haulage Permit to operate ONE GOODS VAN with a load capacity of 12 CWT from MUAK n the area of JOHORE and MALACCA
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      655 3 ACKNOWLiKLKJMhjW T The family of the late Mrs. Susan Ethel Gomes, thank al kind relatives and friends who attended the funeral, as well as those who sent wreaths, tele* grams and letters of condolence SIT. VACANX. I Pales Representatives wanted iby Pharmaceutical Agency i<, I call on Doctors, Dispensaries. I
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    SINGAPORE BOYS' TOWN
    266 4 1N r line with ihs major fountric. Of the world. Sffl|f»parq has a FldyV Town. the Mmi eeune Irani !Mr. W. T. MaODermot*, a Local philg "'hrou'int. The project was erifci natty r>iai:nafl tor Cameroo High <n Is, but due to the erb»l* Boy»' Town today is
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    Del Tufo On Josey's Duties
    161 5 GOVERNMENT c'ardicutfon (j ol the duties of Mr. Alex who v.cs appointed s1 ii Officer (Emergency Information) was given at a press conference hy Mr. H Tuf'->. Acting Chief Secretary of the Federation here U-Uay. •i d< fmo re-iterated the tontents of r press statement
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    Wife Left After Row Over Money
    85 5 i YOUNG Chinese, who married in 1942. told the I Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynslejr, yesterdAY that his wile left him after ears of happy married life after a row over financial matters. rhe young man was Ong Kirn Geok, who was suing *'ife. Betty
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    EMBRACED IN CHURCH YARD
    48 5 PENANG. Tues. Lim Seng Keat and Mlmi Pa* who were charged with trestss in the St. Georges voureh compound were fined $2.50 each yesterday by the magistrate. They were seen by a police as aoie 10 embrace in the church compound. Both pleaded guilty.
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    MR. SMITH WARNS CLERKS A GAINST STRIKES
    1406 5 9 Men Leave Gallery As haycock Move Fails WINE silent, expressionless men of the General CleniJ cal Service—the only people in the visitors gallery —who sat through the Benhara Report debate terday's Legislative Council meeting, left m a body when they heard the
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    Varsity Forced To Seek Govt Aid
    162 5 Councillors Oppose Smokes' Tax THF. University of Malaya is being foiced, by lack of public response to the appeal fund, to turn to the Government for fuithci financial hep. Acting Financial Secretary Mi. J. E. Pepper, disclosed this in the Legislative Council dvi- ing
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    Necessity
    204 5 Although the revenue and expenditure at the end of the year should approximately balance, further commitments can be foreseen. he said, nd 1 to $5 million that the new increased tax v.'i'l biing in will be of gieat use. Xc explained that extensive expenditure on Kallang aiiport was inevitable,
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    Don't Tax Poor
    134 5 Mr. Lim Yew nock (libin). also rose to speak against the new taxation. He put in a pea for exemption from the new duty to be applied to the cheaper brands. "Let the poor man be able to avoid this duty." he pleaded. Inche Sat den bin
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    New Orders
    33 5 Mr. J. D. M. Smith, in his farewell speech at the Legislative Council i meeting, indicated that j new and strict orders under the emerge nc. regulations would be issued shortly.
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    The Giddy Round
    62 5 Mr. J. E. Pepper. Assistant Finance Secretary, sajd that the new taxes on cigarettes and tobacco would bring in sufficient rerenne in lhe last half of the current year to pay all increased salaries as a result of the adoption of the Benham report. He pointed out.
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    —Council Praises Him
    547 5 Successful Career Am A Job 'Well Done HIGH tribute was paid to Mr. J. D. M. Smith. Acting Colonial Secretary, by Governor Sir Franklin Gimson and members of the Legislative Council. Mr. Smith was attending his last meeting before going on kave and retirement. He will have
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    MORE SPACE PLEASE—Mr. De Souza
    343 5 MR. P. F. de Souza. l Nominated) at the Legislative Council meeting waded into the unsatisfactory conditions at the immigration offices at Baft Wharf and Kallang air noil. Said he "The housing conditions of the detainees (at East Wharf) waiting to be repatriated are even
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    New COL Rales Begin July 1
    359 5 THE revised Cost of Living Allowances for Govern--1 ment employees is to take effect from July 1. The Singapore Legislative Council passed this and adopted some of the recommendations of the Joint Benham Committee on Cost of Living Allowances. \ctln* Colonial Secretary. Mr J.
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    Call For Modern Airfield
    275 5 MR. Balwant Singh. Member of the Rural W st lor the Legislative CotißCfl. an an adjournment speed said that he would wclcom< the construction of a ncvairfield in the Rural West areas. Mr. Balwant Singh wa enquiring as to the extehi to which plans nave materialized
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    WHOSE BILL?
    667 6 UEADS we win, tails you lose is a principle dear to the heart of legislators, especially when they are looking for funds. Take for example the Bill designed to bring into being the Federation Housing Trust, and Section 40 thereof which proposes what is called a Development Rate.
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    The Tragic Cases Of Singapore's Unwanted Children
    1024 6 Family Planning Has Much Room For Development IT is now almost a year ago that the Family Planning Association started in Singapore, and the happiness and peace of m\pd that it has brought to thousands of women who have visited the clinics of
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      MR. THIVY'S SUCCESSOR
      108 6 The present Representative of the Government of India Mr. J. A. Thivy is under transfer, and the Indian public of Malaya, particularly of Singapore, is worried. If a change is unavoidable I think a South Indian Muslim should be appointed to succeed him. This can help to
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      A DEBT AND A DECREE
      256 6 A DEBT may include a decree and therefore a decree may oe a debt, but a tebt is not a decree and (h«-r^ orfl fft e implications of a debt and a decree are diffclcnl. The definition of a debt is: "Debt la an obligation
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      P.H.B. HOUSING ALLOWANCES
      157 6 THE Secretary. Penang Harbour Board, in latest letter to the P.H.B Stall Association, says that the P.H.B. is a commercial undertaking unlike t h e Municipality or Government. The public will be surmised at this statement Will the Secretary be in ttv position to ignore that <i)
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    The Bukit Timah Boys' Home Has An Anniversary Today
    1016 6  -  i b y— —i R. DUCLOS rDAY the Bukit Timah Boys' Home. Singapore, celebrates its third anniversary. On June 21st, 1947, the Home was opened as an approved school, under the control of the Secretary for Social Welfaie. in the grounds
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      56 6 <Q§Sl>> RECORD CHANGERS AND RADIOGRAM UNITS IT PAYS BETTER j TO BUY THE BEST. From all Radio Dealers or Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO CO. Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore. i .11 ROSS tlrtftieaQ g Give Better Vision and Value ,tew China Optica! Co., 71. High St., Snore. Phone 258*j CAPITOL
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      63 6 i TWO ASPECTS OF SOCIAL WELFARE WORK IN SINGAPORE: (1) FAMILY PLANNING; (2) JUVENILE DELINQUENCY A SHEER JOY INCLUDE THEM IN YOUR HOME PARCEL Enduring nylons JP^iV-'-*"*' WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF THESE FAMOUS NYLONS CHARMING SHADES SIZES 9TO 10 $3.95 PER PB. ALSO IN ALL SIZES AMERICAN 51
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    Jogja War Refugees Go Home
    79 7 two hundred Indonesians r nomes in Baeand in the Dutch irgo steam•i Rtomsdijk which left rday on her first trip undergoing repairs at l Harbour. my of them came to •iring the Japanese s? down in their homeland. the 25 saloon pas- is Mr. Syed
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    DOCTORS BACK FROM HOLIDAY IN EUROPE
    69 7 Two couples from Singa ♦limed by Qantas B. Constellation from >11 fd Kingdom yesterifter a European hoUr are Dr. and Mrs. s. md Dr. and Mrs. K. S. Chung. Smiling happily. Dr. Lim 'We have had a wonU holiday. We spent a eks motoring
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    BAIL MONEY FORFEITED
    85 7 NANG, Tues. Two of c > Chinese who tailed Lppear to answer a iming charge in the maguai recently had Ir bail amount of $20 each forfeited yesterday. h n the original case for hearing. pßly ores?nt r.nd I acquitted, pro- .>• cution ofTering no evidence. two
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    SECURITY FOR RETIRED CLERKS
    68 7 Ipoh. Tues.—The salary and working conditions oi clerks employed in mines scussed between reives of employers Clerical Union at a ng held at the office Malayan Mining EmAss >ciation today. A statement issued after ng said that the r giving financial for employees on n *:r
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    Say Young Man, What's The Trouble....Eh?
    82 7 PRESIDENT Harry Truman < eumes the rule of a mediator as he sights a s,tit<,r having a vigorous argument xojth a cab driver duiing an eartg morning stroll in St. Louus, \j j out i The fsmstend teaman- 95- year-old William Hall, star, d
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    Husband's Late Nights Caused Domestic Squabbles
    190 7 A YOUNG Chinese woman, Madam Hong Teng Ho, A who sued her husband for divorce, told the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, yesterday that they often rowed because her husband went out frequently and returned home late at night. She added that sometimes i
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    ENTRIES FOR SCHOOL FINAL
    45 7 JOHORE. Tues. Three hundred and nine candidates have entered for the 1950 School Certificate examination in Johore. Thirty of them are girls. Ihe examination will be held at two centres in Johore and also at Muard. Batu Pahat. Gluang and Segamat.
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    NEW AMERICAN CONSUL
    61 7 USIS Dr. Kenneth C. Beede has joined the staff of the American Consulate General as oorj.- ii griri economic orrcr. Mr. Beede is in the economic office of the consulate heads r Diana i aioer. Dr. Kenneth came to Singapore by air on June 8 from his
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    Two Gurkhas Get Medals
    195 7 TWO 'RKFAS have been led medals for gal- in anti-bandit operaSet. Puranbahadur f 1 7 Gurkhas got the Distinguished Conduct and Lance Corporal ihadur Rai, the Military Medal. The citation published in London Gazette said Sgt. Puranbahadur Rai .iding a patrol on \prll 9 near Titi
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    SCHOOLBOY HAD RED PAPER
    243 7 PENANG, Tuesday. DEH Boon Eng. a former student of the Chung Ling r High School, yesterday pleaded guilty in the Session Court for having a copy of rules and oftte Penang Students Association and four copies of ''True News." j Mr C J Brodie, prosecuting stated
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    "I" CARD CHARGE
    55 7 PENANG. Tues.—A young -'iaritt, feed >v.o charges before the Magistrate Mr. D. R. Home today. He was charged with incorrect particulars in his identity card and secondly with dishonestly receiving stolen property of one wrist watch worm fcSS cd Boon Kai. He claimed trial and the case
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    Cheow Saved Woman, May Get Reward
    101 7 The Singapore Second Police Magistrate, yesterday recorn- mended that a reward be given by the Police to a young Chinese. Mr. Cheow Slew Kee. who saved the ife of a young woman, who tried to commit suicide. The woman. Kong Ah Kow. a Cantonese
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    $200 BAIL IN TRESPASS CASE
    52 7 An Indian P. Rajamanickam claimed trial in the Singapore Second Police Court yesterday on two charges of trespassing into block "A" and "B Mermuda Road with intent to commit offence. Rajamanickam was allowed bail of $200 in one surety, and the case was postponed to
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    HARBOUR BOARD CANNOT PAY LIKE GOVT.
    109 7 Says Secretary PENANG. Tuesday The Penang Harbour Board has declined to increase the housing allowance to all its employees. The Board is a commercial undertaking and cannot possibly follow the Govvernment example in raising allowances, it was stated by the Secretary of the Board
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    MCA RAFFLENO COMPLAINTS
    82 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.Government refutement oi criticism of the Matoyan Chinese Association's lotteries was given here to-day by Mr. M. V. del Tufo, the Acting Chief Secretary of the Federation. Mr del Tufo said that the Government had received no complaint, nor had it come to Government s
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      99 7 LI iTaBXER by AI Capp I mmm TrTT m 7TTT] BECUZ W WOW T«OE.r--MOW IF I AGIRLS £A CECA N» KNEECAPS < //5H| WERE AS y*y AW >OUR FELL IN JmtAWOEECAP J ARE. AS HONEST AS THE DAY j ,STM' m LOVE WITH A GjW-'S S .S LONG.^-KNIXCAFS i SO
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    TIN CHIEF SAYS — NO PROSPEC TING FOR PAST TEN YEARS
    588 8 TIN CHIEF SAYS NO PROSPEC TING FOR PAST TEN YEARS TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS MR. W. M. Warren, chairman of Jelepang Tin Dredging Limited said at the annual general meeting held in Kuala Lumpur recently, that there has been no intensive prospecting for tin in Malaya for nearly ten years.
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    PRODUCE MARKET
    72 8 Copra was qirct in Siotrapore yesterday wjth bids .it $34 3 per picul f.o.b June-July. Belter* at $35 1/8. No busin»- s was re- j ported. Coconut oil was easier attain with M lers offering at $56. per j p'cu] in second land diunis June-July f.o.b. Buyers were
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    MORE SHELLS
    17 8 Reuter. CANBERRA, Tues.—Australian Government factories are increasing munitions, production, Supply Minister i.jward Beale announced.— Rfuter.
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    EXCHANGE
    31 8 Yesterday's exchange rates were: Buying Selling London 2 4 7/32 2 4 1 32 Hongkong 53 1 16 53 5 8 Australia 2 11 3 8 2 10 31 32
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    Tin Prices
    93 8 BINGAPOjUC, Jaae M: i W price was £29.'» I X \.er pica! < Htncit< i. Dnu i) |9 I. LONDON .lnu<> 19: sp.»t £SM It. Dnwii >2 1 I 'A hi 1 hi—thi ES9I Down l/f. f< 1. t i. :i' pi iff i'.V.'G I '2. Du\ n
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    Nut Oil Industry In Need Of Aid
    283 8 OCONUT oil millers feel that something drasti<: must be done soon if the industry is to be saved from extinction. There were 38 mills working ir. Singapore just after the war. There are now only eight in operation, and half of these are
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    Market Falling Still
    257 8 In the absence of much buying support from overseas, the local share market continued to decline slightly, with buyers still disinclined to enter the market freely. Industrials were SINGAPORE, JINK .'0 Con. Tin Smelt Ord. 11/3 rd (".amnion 2.3:] :..>'d Robinson Co. 2nd. Pref. 3', 10.60 10.7")
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    Tax Relief
    50 8 Reuter. LONDON. Tucs. Britons living in countries which hav<> no double tax agreement with the United Kingdom will get relief from the tax pavable in this country. Reliefs would be up to one half for people in foreign countries and.up to threequarters for people in the Commonwealth. Keuter.
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    Report On Brunei: OIL ROYALTIES HIGHEST EVER
    282 8 THE Annual Report on Brunei for 1949, which has just been published, reveals that further remarkable progress has been made in the production of oil, with consequent benefits to the finances of the State. During the year revenue from oil royalties amounted to
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    Along The Godowns
    56 8 Inlander (45); Kwetyang (44); Bulling (Sheers) Garoet (42-43); Rebeverert (40-41); Myrmidon (38-39): Astyanax (35); Charon (36); Hoegh SUvermoon (31-32) TroDus (17-18); Geivang (17); Nordvest (19-20); Maxwell Brander (21-22); Ozarda (27--28); Bonneville (29-30 >; Hr.egh Merchant (15-16); RTmau (14); Benalder (13-14); >omali (II); Tairea (8-9); Slamat (6-7) Tjipondolr
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    RUBBER MARKER
    106 8 rpHE rubber cemmoditj ket opened steady y day at TOtf cents. Bu t m continued lack of buj j n terest, pi ices sagged pt actually down to 74 -X an<; with buyers at 75 cci Yesterdays closing p:i It cents per pound were: Buyers Bellei No. 1
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    Tin Ore Moved
    46 8 Tin ore moved from the Federation to Singapore and Penang during May 5.198 tons. A total ol tons came Irom Perak. 1.478 tons from Selangor. 144 tons trom Negri Sembilan 220 tons from Pahang and 95 tons from Jo!, smaller quantities other states.
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    GOLD PRICES
    19 8 U.P. HK$ 5.95 per U.S. dollar HK$ 15.40 per pouru ling. HKS 265.00 per tael of Gold.—U.P.
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    LOST CARGO SALVAGED
    124 8 Singapore builders may still receive the consignments of aluminium plates feared lost when the M/S "Talisman" caught fire off Japan on May 13 last. The Talisman, on a voyage from Shimizu. Japan to Hong Kong caught fire in the engine room and after being taken in tow
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      546 8 CLASSIFIED SITUATIONS VACANT WANTKD: Exputen yd Book .<«•» per ku wli dee pearriting. Ap ply own handwriting giv ng QunuttcaMofta, salary .cq vi red. Com mence work immediate v Bo\ A3.53. Tribune. Spur-. (HMO). BXFEfUENCED Chinese sa cr representatives to :e« ure indent orders and also sell ready stock. Apply
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    THE MAESTRO DEFENDS THE CAPTAIN
    1248 9 Review Of "Fare well To Cricket" IK Ikon llradiiian J In this article JACK DA VIES emotes ex- j tracts of the maestro's views on such contro versial issues as captaincy, the body-line bowl- and the leg before wicket law, and gives his rankings of
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    54 9 Taklne curve during a stock race at Lakewood Park. Atlanta, J E. Skimp Hersey's ear hit a ft nee ami bounced iferm out and covered vvVtlVl" nd and flames. Top photo: Mersey crawl* out from the ear lilow: He sits in the flames whil, a man rushea to his aid—
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    ENGLAND SHOULD PULL IT OFF
    697 9 World Cup Soccer THERE is litt'e glory for any selection committee. And the Football Associa tl« international committee who picked the English for the World Cup SOCCer series in Rio de Janeiro, is no exception. Their choice of the 21 players. IT of whom should
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    Transfer Is Good For County Cricketers
    259 9 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The moves of cricketers from one county to another have become 90 frequent recently that some critics have grumbled that they are too reminiscent of the soccer transfer market. Players cannot however just be transferred from one county to another like
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    KG. MELAYU B.P. OFFICIALS
    107 9 Ai the fourth annu-ti «ei.«-ial meeting ot Kampong laelayu B.P. following were elected office bearers [Of 1960 1051: Patron Mr. M. Hs.-van Awatlfi j p President Mr. sulaaman Abdul ah Vice-Preeidenl Mr. Ones Hin d Hon. reta r Mohammed Ahrrnd; Hon. Sporta-CaptaJn llr. X Ann nd
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    THE 'TURF COMMISSIONER' AND HIS 'CERTAINTIES'
    132 9 Reuter-AAP MELBOURNE, '/ri. Witt a ni pie link a Mtf-aty «d 'turl I r*»w~~*T~lonor" here breugrbt mm- self thousands ol pounds The plan wa?: Each schct.d pi.n- i ter was sent a £5 cheque post dated five week*" and assed to Mend £1 weekly
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    Seletar Crack Up; Rover Win Two-Nil
    251 10 A GOAL scored in the 20th minute of the first half n signalled defeat for R.A.F. (Seletar) on their Senior League match against the Rovers Sport Club at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Right up to about ten minutes before half time the Airmen had
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    CAMPBELL TO TRY BLUEBIRD AGAIN
    97 10 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—The 11--year-old Bluebird. British speed ace Sir Malcolm Carrtpbell'fi speedboat will go to Lake Coniston, Cumberiand. on Saturday to cha'lenge American attempts to beat the world water speed record of 141 miles Dcr hour set up hy him m 1939The man behind it
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    S'PORE BADMINTON TIES FOR WEEK-END
    514 10 THK! fo lowing Tes in Mm S'nMpore junior b i lie nton championships will lie ::.ved off at the C erical H.sl! tin v.rtfc -nd: v\TI RI).\V-!.:ill p.n. Francis Cheng and H< ah Sol Soon (Flower, v Herbert 1. mi nnd Henry L nil (BASU);
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    SADDLER WINS
    32 10 TORONTO, Tuf.".-Sandy Saddler. 129 lbs.. New Voik. form r wor d s i>atherwv.4iit bc>:inp t harnpion. scored tKM >. J 1 lockout over Johnny Forte. 137 lhe X»'v Yor«- P "hi.
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    OUTPOINTED
    32 10 A.P. HARTFORD. QONNRCTICt 1 Tues. -Gid Cavilan. Cuban rrid11< weight, outpo'nigd Brbh? Mann ol" Tivnton, N• w hm niirht in 10 rounds. OA' IMu weighed 155 lbs., TJann 154 lb*. A.P.
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    York Body-Building Club Where- THE OLD KEEP FIT WITH THE YOUNG
    874 10  - York Body-Building Club WhereTHE OLD KEEP FIT WITH THE YOUNG By RONALD DUCIOS WITH the r. vival of boxing amaieur and professional, iind the liven to the iron game by the siicceas of our men in JJew Z-aland th* you Hi of Singapore are crying for fnord and b'tt'i- gymnasiunv.
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    Washbrook Hits Out At Australian Umpires
    411 10 Reuter. LONDON, Tues.—Australian umpires come under Are by Cyril Washbroc c, the Lancashire and England opening oat. in a book to be published this coming week entitled "Cricket —the Silver Lining" l believe Australian umpires would do better to concentrate more upon acquiring a
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    SITPHOL IS NOW A BIG DRAW
    144 10 Reuter. MELBOURNE. Tues. Siamese bantamweight boxer, Chai Sitphol. has shown greatly improved irom sine* 1 he arrived in Australia several months ago, and is now proving a great drawcard. Sitphol in his first Australia H£iir, knDCKed out tne well performed Rod Parsons, out he
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    PING-PONG PLAYING PIGEONS
    90 10 Pigeons playing table tennis at Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts during an experiment by Dr. B. F. Skinner. Professor of Psychology. A ball placed in the middle is allowed to roll towards one of the players. He bats it with his beak, and his opponent tries to hit
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    H- Kamis Stops Bong Soo
    232 11 H Kamis yesterday •shattered Lim Bong Soo's hopes of staging i come back when he beat the latter 4-6, 8-6, 6-4 in the unfinished singles of the Singapore Lawn tennis championships which was continued yesterday. When bad light stopped on Monday Bong leading 6—4. 6
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    PROBABLES FOR GOSFORTH PARK
    75 11 Reuter. LONDON, 'i ues.—A lielc of seven, the smallest for many years, have been utc lared probables for the Nortrtumberland Plate, running over two miles at Gosforth Park, Newcastle, tomorrow The race it due to start at 1405 BST and runners with jockeys are: Donino (J.
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    16 Seeded For Men's Wimbledon Singles
    376 11 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. JHE introduetiori of 16 men's singles seeds announced today for the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships arises from the fact that it will be one of the most open in history of the tournament. It aso mean- thM there should be no
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    TITLE FIGHT
    42 11 MILAN, Tues. The 15--round fight for the European lightweight title between the Belgian chailanger Jo Preys and italy f "s Roberto Proetti, holder ot the crown started in Milan at the Vigorelli Stadium ai 2,105 today before a record crowd.
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    STEEL AGE PROVES HER METTLE
    716 11  -  Round-Up Of K.L. June Winners By "SPOT" CTEEL AGE'S splendid double at the recent Kuala Lumpur Race Meeting stamps her as the best of the three offsprings racing here by Pylon II, Polish Bride and Everbright being the other two. Unplaced in her maiden outing
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    ROVERS TO GO GAY
    151 11 ROVERS Sports Club will 7.0 nay this Saturday when their President. Mr. Ang Soon Hoe. will entertain members to a luncheon at the Eastern Hotel. This will be followed later in the day with a novelty Singles versus Married football game in which players will play
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    Overhead
    31 11 A S..C.C. player (lett) tackles a S.H.B. police player as the latter tries to send the ball over. The S.H.B. Polite won by four goal to two.—Tribune Picture. Tribune Picture.
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    Worrells 5 For 57 Is A Feat Of Endurance
    291 11 NOTTINGHAM Tuesday. THE final day's play of the match here in which 1 the West Indies beat Nottinghamshire by an innings and 61 runs was distinguished by two fine individual performances one for each side. Reg Simpson, who will he playing
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    FAULKNER ONE SHOT AHEAD
    57 11 BIRMINGHAM, Tues. Antonio Cerda, the Argentine golfer, had an amazing in ward half of 32 for a 68 on the 6,503 yards little Ascon course in the first qualifying round of the Penfold 1,600 Guineas Tournament today. He wound up a shot bchinG I ritish Ryder
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    Sing Too To Play S'pore Again
    80 11 SING Tao will return to Singapore attei I deration tour for r two more games here be- fore leaving for Hong- kong. y Now playing in Penang *h»y are aspect H| to re- S turn ht-ri- on Saturday, and on Sunday they wih (be
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    'GASTRONOMICS' RACE
    30 11 A.P. TOl T KS. i&gt; HANCK. T»w*. Britain took .six. of the first plaota In the "International Oaatrononre Rally" which &lt;nJ&gt;d ;.t the Chateau De Cheverny &gt; =«&lt;rea&gt;.— A.P.
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    Warwickshire Forges Ahead To 16-pt Lead
    475 11 A.P. LONDON, Tuesday. AS a result of their easy victory yesterday and the A failure of the next three Counties to secure a point from their games, Warwickshire have taken a lead of 16 points at the top of the County Cricket championship table.
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    INVITATION
    31 11 A.P. COPENHAGEN. Tues. Greta Andersen. Dan sh Olympic .-winming champion, been Invited to participate in the hi ropes &gt; championships In Veinna n&gt; August by the Danish Dt per, EkstrabadeL A.P.
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    S.H.B. POLICE WIN S.A.F.A. CUP TIE 4-2
    203 11 ALTHOUGH the Singapore Harbour Board AuxiA liary Police defeated Singapore Cricket Club 4—2 in their S.A.F.A. Cup-tie fixture on the padang, yesterday, the game was evenly contested, and not one-sided as the score would indicate The game v?as played at ;uch a pace
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    LONDON TENNIS RESULTS
    333 11 LONDON, Tues. TONY Trabet, young American tennis star, stole the spotlight at the Queen's GlUb London. Championships today by ousting the huge Argentinian Enrique Morea in a three set battle. Trabert of Cincinnati defeated Morea 7—5. 2—6. 6—3 to gain the third I ound of the championships,
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    Women's Doubles
    173 11 A.P. Louise Broutrli (Beverly ii:iis&gt;. ihe reigning Wimbledon and London champion, and Guss'e Moran (California) moved into lb« quarter final? in which 'hoy will cTash. Louise, not rt h&lt; r best, beat Georgie Woodte, jrouthjful English player. 6— i. B 2 and nkissle defeated Mrs. R. A. I
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    SECOND ATTEMPT
    35 11 A.P. ROME, Tuep.- -Italy? dtrtauee swimmer Gianni Gambi. 4?. will make a second attempt to sw m the Enu lan Channel in the second half of Autrusl. Hia attempt last year failed. -A.P.
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    WELFARE WEEK NETS 58,000
    150 12 Tribune Staff Keporter PENANG. Tues. A sum of $8,000 was realised during the Welfare Week in Penang and Province Wellesley, it was disclosed at the Penang and Province Wellesley Welfare Committee meeting lipid yesterday at the Labour Office here. It was also stated that the committee
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    BOMBS FOUND
    25 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday.—A Military Oiflcer found 123 anti-tank bombs in the ftCeraotg area yesterday. The bombs were di?po.=M off on the Kamc day.
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    'GREAT SCOPE FOR INVESTMENT IN MALAYA'
    476 12 SIR Hilton Poynton, Deputy Under Secretary of State for the Colonies said last night in a radio interview that there is great scope for further private investment in Malaya. "Of course -he said&gt;. i know at the moment thatit is very largely a quest&gt;on
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    Troubled By Ghosts —Burns Herself
    232 12 PENANG. Tuesday. THE Penang coroner returned a verdict of ''suicide 1 by burning" on a 27-year-old spinster Tan Guan Keng who was found burned dead on a bed m her home at Rangoon Road on April 10. The woman had recently inherited $42,000 worth of
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    Shelled
    13 12 of Amtnj. Commumst-held port MMOT* "&lt;* C SX MP* and e,aht possenur.s and
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    Chiang Praises Malayan Chinese
    216 12 A.P. TAIPEI. Tuesday. onVTFT Russia was trounced anew by Chiang KmS° sh ek todaTin an appeal to Chinese overseas tor help towiU the overthrow of the Chin ?hiane d fn a broadcast specially addressed to Ch nei. said "Soviet aggression knows no and lamented democracies bt
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    BURNING OF POWS WAS A MISTAKE
    136 12 Reuter. LOS NEGROS. Admiralty Group. Tuesday.—A Japanese Lieut-General told the War Crimes Court here today that the killing of 110 Australian and 35 Indian prisoners of war in Malaya was the result of a mistake and confusion over an order. The General Takuma Nishimura
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    Mr. Winkleman Leaves
    58 12 Mr. W. R. Langdon (left), V. S. ConsulGeneral in Singapore, says good uye to Dr. A.M.L. Winkelman, who for three years has been Consul-General of the Netherlands here. Dr. and Mrs. Winkelman are going to Holland on h.vve before he is given another appointment. Capt. Peter Hcslop,
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    ONLY ONE SUR VIVOR
    256 12 RED SEA DISASTER U.P. ALEXANDRIA, Tuesday. THE British freighter, Indian Enterprise, blew up 1 in the Red Sea last night and only one of 74 crewmen was known to have survived The 7,319 ton ship, carrying 580 tons of commercial tvne explosives and other cargo, was
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    PLAYED 'PAIKOW' —THREE FINED
    57 12 Two Chinese. Ang Moh Cheow Yam Phon Soon and a woman. Pern Geok Eng. were each fined $20 by the Singapore Second Court yesterday. They all pleaded guilty to playing "paikow" in a house in Temple Street. A sum ol $22 20 confiscated, was ordered to
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    Exams For Estate Staff
    155 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. -The Delegates Conference of the Federation of AilMalayan Estates Staff Unions which meets here on June 25 will consider a technical education scheme for its members. The subjects for the preliminary examination are English oral. English and arithmetic INTERMEDIATE: Planting and factory practice,
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    TIN: MARKET STEADIER
    71 12 U.P. LONDON, Tue?. The market steadied this after' noon. Spoc eased five sh.i lings to £593-7 8 and thrrĕ months eased two shilling six pence to £595-1 s. The closing prices w r &lt;. spot £593-3/4 buyers c£ sel'eis with no business Three months £595 buyen £595-1/4
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    GENERAL.
    95 12 WHAT'S ON SINGAPORE Si'. \.\|)KKH'\ SOCIETY: Annual meeting 21, at SingafHjre Cri k. &lt; Ci.'i 5.15 p.m. I.W.C.A.: Katon« Meet at St. H Ida's S hool i ion Road. CHINESE Y.M.C.A.: J. i nl rtatT meeting C a.m. nads, p.m.. Basketball ;Oi i. in commercial and Eng »-h t
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    CINEMA.
    143 12 CATHAY: "The Great Siij.fr" at 11 a.m., 1.15, 4.15, 6.4o and i 9 30 p.m. ALHAMBRA: "Sccr&lt;&gt;;.« of Life" at 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 and !'."0 p.m PAVILION: "Jolson Sii.LAgain" at 2.00. 6 :&gt;0 and 9 30 p.m. Tomorrow: "Once Mure Mv Darling'' REX: "The Imposter at 11 a.m., 1.45,
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    SPORT
    107 12 I SOCCER: Snr. ge: T-uul Brotherhood v. Royal N;vy a» Jalan Besar stadium; J nr. I: 2: 1 Aston S.C. v. 4th Supply K li.. i R.A.S.C. at Geylang ?rad uni: J nr. B 2: Rocklltes v. Star So.-. 1 at C.Y.M.A.: Friendly: S.C.C. v. Gvmkhana Sports XI on
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    Sergeant Tells How He Trapped 'DDT' Lorry
    384 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. 4 EUROPEAN Police Sergeant, James Bailey, of A the local Criminal Investigation Department today told the Sessions Court that he was instructed by the Officer-in-charge, C.1.D., on the morning of March 6 to detain a civilian lorry which might be
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