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Title Section43 1950-06-29 1 Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Jtk "Tribyne" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 58H/3 Nine Lines *übkahed simultaneously at Bxngapor*. Kuala Lum pur, Ipoh and Penang. FOUR PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS,43 words
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Article, Illustration655 1950-06-29 1 American Troops Alerted For Action rEN. MACARTHUR, SUPREME COMMANDER IN THE KOREAN BATTLE U AREA, HAS ARRIVED IN SOUTH KOREA. HE TOOK OFF FROM TOKIO AT DAWN IN A PRIVATE PLANE. L The news of his arrival spread like wildfire throughout655 words
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412 1950-06-29 1 UP. WASHINGTON, To-day fOVERNMENT comparative statistics estimate U that United States potential for a possible war is far greater than Soviet Russia due to larger production, basic industrial supplies, transportation, equipment and all forms of power Experts said, however, that the United States' quantitativeUP. - 412 words
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Article73 1950-06-29 1 U.P. TEHERAN. Today.—Military sources said there were fears here that Russia may start border incidents that might develop into a major problem in Iran The sources warned that tne Korean war "may be a tactl- cal move to draw the" attention of the Western Powers to the FarU.P. - 73 words
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Article68 1950-06-29 1 It's Illegal Says Russia Reuter. LONDON, Today. The Soviet Government said today that the United Nations Security Council's call for support for Southern Korean was "illegal." The Soviet statement said: "In accordance with the United Nations Charter, the Security Council can take a decision on important issues only if unanimityReuter. - 68 words
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Article41 1950-06-29 1 Reuter. HONGKONG. Today.—Mr. Frederick Bleri. special representative in Hongkong of the International Committee of the Red Cross, will leave by air tomorrow for South Korea, via Japan, to offer his organisation s services to the warring parties. -Reuter.Reuter. - 41 words
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Article425 1950-06-29 1 12.50 p.m. Communique Reuter AAP The following communique was released by Gen. MacArthur's headquarters at 10 25 a.m. Tokio Time today (Singapore time 12.50 p.m.): "An Air Base in Japan: This Far East Air Force's air base has been probably the world's busiest in theReuter & AAP - 425 words
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Article245 1950-06-29 1 U.P. TOKIO, Thurs.—The North Korean Radio broadcasting from the newly-captured Seoul station appealed to the people to "remain calm" and promised peace and order. All military and Government personnel in the city were ordered to remain at their posts. The broadcas threatened to punish "anyoneU.P. - 245 words
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Article, Illustration77 1950-06-29 1 The first stage of a threeday ceremony of one of the largest Sikh weddings began this morning at 5 Crescent Road. Singapore, when Miss Mohinder Kaur was married to Mr. Sardar Inder Singh Gohghar. The ceremony lasted three hours and was attended by hundreds of guests. The guests77 words
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Article81 1950-06-29 1 A.P. MANILA. Today. Precautionary steps are being taken by the Philippines government to prevent any profiteering or speculation with rice, the nation's basic food, in view of the Korean hostilities. The National Rice and Corn Corporation said it is P re_ pared to release immediately inA.P. - 81 words
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313 1950-06-29 1 HELICOPTE R FLIES SPECIAL TO HOSPITAL JOHORE BAIIRU, Thursday.—Eight bandits were reported killed or wounded in the large-scale attack on the Police Stat ion at Kambau, five hours by river from Masai, in the Kota Tinggi area in the c arly hours of yesterday313 words
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201 1950-06-29 1 Keds ross llaii River: I'.M. Planes II last Tliem STOP PRESS U.P. SUMON, Korea, Today.— Late South Korean reports said North Korean tanks rafted across the Han River early this morning, 18 miles west of Seoul, and South Korean troops at Cupyong, a few miles to the west, were withdrawingU.P. - 201 words
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Article10033 1950-06-29 2 First Day Of Ipoh Races PERAK PLATE *0K 3-V'EA*! OLI> MAlllKNs Glass 3, Div. 3-5 F. BROWN BR Of AW. «.12 s« II li t IIV.M X Ij>(Mk, us- im. I (burs. Won r.'y Sli. k li. 9.n0 (Charles) Time I Mm, M> I 5 See.10,033 words
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Article39 1950-06-29 3 U.P. SEW VOJtK, Wed.— Niifcar Ra\ llohinson will ,1. it nd hK world welterweight title for I SSI.OO hiirli.- I'mari on \ug;iist 7 in a 15-ronnd hunt at Jeraey City* for th. Damon Runyan funds—A.P.U.P. - 39 words
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Article146 1950-06-29 3 MALACCA. Wed. -Winners of the Lai Tet Loke tennis cup in 1930 and 1940. Malacca Chinese will contest Selangof and Negri for honours next month. Se angor Chinese c the champion* last year, also winning in 1938 mil If) 11 Negri have yet. to146 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 3 A la?t minute goal gave Ihe Indian Recreation Club a ne nil win over the Tigers Sporting Association in S A.F.A. Senior League match at Geviang Stadium j esterday. After both teams had made fruitless attempts t o score and when the game looked nding70 words
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358 1950-06-29 3 THINESE Athletics trounced a weak Tamil Brother hood Association XI by six goals to nil in Senior League game at Jalan Besar yesterday. The Tamils did not have the services of two of their most outstanding players -centrefotward S. Chandra and left half M.358 words
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Article206 1950-06-29 3 MALACCA. Wed. Las: to get into tne M uart?r finals in the singles or the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association championships was N. B. Chandrapala who accounted for P. S. M. pew in straight sets. He ineeis Wharton in the bottom hall. Abdullah bin Lincha raying B. Gomes in206 words
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328 1950-06-29 3 ALBERT SPENCER - MARTINI ALSO IMPRESSES By ALBERT SPENCER I ATIN Affair' (Eflery) and Pathfinder (Woods) returned the fastest time this morning; when they galloped three in 3714. The going was good and several good times were recorded. Pathfinder finished his work with plenty to spare, while328 words
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Article158 1950-06-29 3 LONDON*. Wed. Today s Count v cricket clOS< trej At Bath, Somerse Sfi rßo.se S2. Peter Smith, rightarm slow legbreak. 6 for 13.'? i. Essex to bat. Al Chichester. MO IC. Oakes 160. James L agridge 63. Hever, right arm medium, 6 for £9). Glamorgan to bat.158 words
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359 1950-06-29 3 LORDS GROUND, London, Wednesday. ALTHOUGH England with 218 for four wickets out of a required 601 are making a gallant bid in the second Test here against the West Indies time if* likely to foil them. Only six hours lomain foi play359 words
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Article36 1950-06-29 3 A.P RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed.— The Federation of International Football Associations announced today that Germany and Japan, effective from Tuesday, may play against any soccer clubs which are members of the International Federation.—A.P.A.P - 36 words
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Article105 1950-06-29 3 Reuter West Indies Ist. Innings—326 England l«t. Innings —151 West Indies .'nd Innings—TJo for 6 declared. Kae b Jenkins Stollmever b Jenkins w Worrell c Poggart b Jenkins a W< ekes run ou« Coddard c Evans b Jenki ns Waleott not out 1|»8 Gomez c Bdrieh b Bedser *MReuter - 105 words
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Article25 1950-06-29 3 Singapore Cricket Club beat Borneo Company by 28 runs at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Scores: J. C. C.: 217; Borneo Co.: 189.25 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 3 Reuter LONDON, Wed.—Ten rinal acceptors were published today for the valuable Queen Elizabeth Stakes to be run over a mile and a half at Ascot on Saturday July 8. They are (with weights): Royal Drake. Lone Engle and Jai Mahal aft 9 stone four pounds, CoronationReuter - 70 words
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Article339 1950-06-29 3 H. K. YADI. reigning singles champion, and H. Kamis. his doubles partner, figured in a two hour battle in the singles quarter finals on the S.C.C. courts yesterday. However play was stopped owing to failing light. Yadi won the first set 9-7, and dropped the339 words
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324 1950-06-29 3 MALACCA, Wednesday. FOUR new records were creased at the athletic sports of the St. Francis Institution held on the r school ground. The individual champion. Sydney Fernandis. who the 100 yards and 220 yards events and was second m the broad jump. He324 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1950-06-29 3 Wimbledon... Reuter and A P. Wednesday. |]NtJSUAL spectacle in mcfUern lawn tennis Of two V players serving underhand was provided by Mr*. Maria Weiss, Argentine champion, and her French opponent, Madame Varin, in their second rounl women's singles match on the third day of theReuter and A P. - 1,520 words
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Article742 1950-06-29 3 PR BAK PLATE—CL. 3 S 3-YF\H-OIT> MAIDENS. PTES. >I R BROWN ItUOl Utl g.12 Mr. Yeo Hock Bene F \DMiK\I dale tdmiraPg Uimdi 8.07 BIG MONEY «.07 Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe THE BLESSING HOT Double V Btable Iff. Breuketeft Al Kit LA (late Garter Star) XO7 Belmont Stable742 words
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Article179 1950-06-29 4 U.P Five graduates of Raffles College have passed the B.Sc. (Honours examination of the University of Ma'aya. Two obtained first class honours and three second class honours. Miss Lam Lai Cheng, who obtained a first class diploma in science was the only girl in the list. ElevenU.P - 179 words
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Article135 1950-06-29 4 THE rubber martcet opened at 81 Lj cents this morning 2'o cents above yesterday's closing for July shipment. The market, however, eased during the morning session. Business was passing at noon at 80 cents for July shipment. Last night New York wa* down 50 points on135 words
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Article62 1950-06-29 4 U.P. TAIPEI. Today. The United states flag flew in the Formosa strait today as warships of the Seventh Fleet, neaded by the carrier. Valley Forge, and its complement of jet planes. The Valley Forge and its accompanying ships, the heavy cruiser Richmond ana six destroyers amongU.P. - 62 words
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Article100 1950-06-29 4 BUNNY GREGORY of the R.A.F.. won first place in the Bing Crosby Crooning Competition, held at the Cathay Cinema last night. Local crooner Freddie Jansen was a very close second, with Lawrence Cheah taking third place. Then came Phillip Vaz. Douglas Gomes a:,d G.100 words
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Article82 1950-06-29 4 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. General Mar* Clark, chief of the army field services, said today that the United States has 10 army divisions compared vj Russia's 175 and It would take four to six months for the United States to prepare lor an offensive combat. HeU.P. - 82 words
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Article31 1950-06-29 4 COPENHAGEN, Wed.Said by the police to have been depressed by the news from Korea, Verner Johansen, 26, of Jutland, was found dead this morning. He had swallowed potassium cyanide.31 words
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317 1950-06-29 4 PENANG, Wednesday fHEOH Ewe Thor. told yesterday, Mr. Justice Jobling in the Supreme Court, that he was forced to sell his 44-acre rubber estate at Tanjong Putus during the Japanese occupation. He alleged that he was taken to a Japanese Officer who threatened317 words
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72 1950-06-29 4 PENANG, Wed. This year's annual flower show organised by the Penang Gardening Society promises to be a great success. The show will be held at the St. George's Girls School, on Sunday July 16. Many valuable prizes are being given. Among the donors are72 words
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Article65 1950-06-29 4 PENANG, Wed.—A motorcycle bearing a Kuala Lumpur registration plate was involved in a collision with a motor-car yesterday at the junction of Dato Kramat Road ana Kampong Java Lama. The incident occurcd when the car was turning to Kampong Java Lama while the motor-cycle was proceeding65 words
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Article31 1950-06-29 4 A.P. BONN, Wed. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer renewed his plea to the Allies for a guarantee that western Europe would make the Elbe River it c first line of defence.—A.P.A.P. - 31 words
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169 1950-06-29 4 But Mr. Cook Contests His Views Reuter. .LONDON, To-day. UK. Tom Cook, Colonial Under Secretary, contested the view of Mr. Leonard Gammans, Conservative, in the House of Commons today that trade unionism made little appeal to workers in the Federation of Malaya.Reuter. - 169 words
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Article129 1950-06-29 4 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Wed.—Chinese Nationalist planes and warships were today reported in action off the Chinese coast near Hongkong despite President Trumans call upon the Nationalist Government to cease all operations against the mainland. Mr. Truman announced yesterday that the United States Seventh Fleet would prevent anyReuter-AAP. - 129 words
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Article59 1950-06-29 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A request to send a veterinary inspector to visit mukims to inoculate fowls and give advice to the villagers on their livestock, was made at a recent meeting of Penggawas in Bachok. The State Veterinary Officer has replied that the Department will give59 words
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Article48 1950-06-29 4 Reuter AAP. SYDNEY, Wed. —The first batch of 40 ground crew to service the RAAF Dakota squadron In Malaya left for Singapore tonight in a special Skymaster. Another party will leave next week. Some of the airmen are veterans of the 1939-45 war.—Reuter AAP.Reuter & AAP. - 48 words
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Article349 1950-06-29 4 GENERAL Y.W.t.A. Mr*. Lee Rwea Cheng's class in and Painting at 3UO p.m. Bib'e class ai 5.00 p.m. N BE a STEDFAST I LIB: "Hat Night" at 77 Primep Street, at 8.00 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Shorthand ila/ses 5.30 p.m. French classes at 5.30 p.m. Gymnastic Keep-fit e***se* at349 words
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Article, Illustration58 1950-06-29 4 Lighters are seen salvaging the wreckage of the A;r Franc* Skvniasltr which crash a into the Persian Gulf on June 14 as It was about to land af Baltrvin airfi. 1.1 »2! on a flight from Saigon to Paris. Of th** 52 occupants aboard neluding 13 ehUdren s 2558 words
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503 1950-06-29 4 THE greatest difficulty of the Singapore Repertory Theatre is not finding suitable plays, but finding audiences. The theatre's main enemy is the 'whisky and soda. Actor-manager Mr. John Forbes-Sempill, telling Singapore Rotary of the trials of his theatrical yen ture, said this yesterday at503 words
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Article97 1950-06-29 4 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. DEFENCE officials indicated today that General Mac Arthur at the moment has ample planes and warships at his disposal for carrying out President Truman's orders to help South Korea and prevent an attack on Formosa. The United States has about 600 combat planes inU.P. - 97 words
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Article23 1950-06-29 4 U.P. HONOLULU, Wed. —The Navy cancelled plans to send its warships to visit various Pacific ports on July 4.— U.P.U.P. - 23 words
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74 1950-06-29 4 A.P DAMASCUS, To-day. pOLICE last night fired into a crowd of communistinspired demonstrators in Beirut who were cheering reported North Korean successes. Five demonstrators were reported shot, two seriously wounded, and more than 10 were arrested. One report said that police lired when a handA.P - 74 words
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Article29 1950-06-29 4 Reuter. TOKIO, Wed. Prime Minister Shigeru YoshJda completed the formation of his fourth Cabinet today 24 hours after the resignation of the third Yoshida Cabinet yesterday. —Reuter.Reuter. - 29 words
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Article23 1950-06-29 4 A.P. PARIS, Wed. Former Premier Qucille, agreed today to make a second try at forming a new French Cabinet.— A.P.A.P. - 23 words
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Article65 1950-06-29 4 U.P LONDON. Wed. < nial Affairs Minister John Dugdale told Parliament today that Indian PrrmUr Pandit Nehru did not advocate a policy of non-violence in any broadcasts durwi his recent tour of MauyaLabourite Emery Hugnw had claimed Nehru had done so. lri Colonel A. G. Duncan mW"InU.P - 65 words
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Article17 1950-06-29 4 Reuter. ITAZUKE, Japan.—WedThe U.N. Commission J» Korea today decided to re turn to Pusan.—Reuter^Reuter. - 17 words
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Article159 1950-06-29 4 U.P The Singapore Music Circle did well to sponser the concert given by Miss Lilian Ang Kirn Lee, the soprano, at the British Council Hall. It gave Lilian the opportu* nlty to produce her first public recital, and generally speaking the public seemed to beU.P - 159 words
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MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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Title Section63 1950-06-29 1 Malaya Tribune BY TUB PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Ttfc 'Tribune* Spore m i LARGER SALES THAN ANY afternoon Paper in KiAIAYA I Phone s*ll/3 Nint Unci Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, jp 0 IniJ penang TEN PAGES SfNGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 19 50. PRICE TEK CENT* THE MALAYA TRIBUNE63 words
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128 1950-06-29 1 STOP PRESS A.P. MELBO RUB, Today. Australian forces serving in Japan may be put at the disposal of the United Nations if the position in Korea deteriorates seriously, according to the Melbourne Sun's Canberra correspondent. The correspondent said that the Commonwealth approval forA.P. - 128 words
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Article102 1950-06-29 1 A.P. LONDON, Today. The following is a comparison between U.S. F-80 fighter and Russian Yaks. F-80: gross weight 9.600 lbs, wingspan 39 feet length 34 feet 6 in. top speed 600 m.p.h. maximum range 1,200 miles, ceiling 45.000 feet, armament six 50 calibre machine guns,A.P. - 102 words
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Article220 1950-06-29 1 TOKIO, To-day. AMERICAN officers in Tokyo said yesterday that the first bag of six Yaks shot down went evenly, three each to the jet fighters and F-82 twin Mustangs. First Lieutenant Bob Wayne. 24. of Garden City, New York, said his orders were "to get220 words
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Article109 1950-06-29 1 Petty hoarders of sugar will receive a shod; this morning when Government permits go out for a total of 450 tons of sugar to be issued to retailers today. About 1.000 retailers in Singapore will each get three to seven bags of sugar. Government godown109 words
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117 1950-06-29 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Wednesday. THE United Nations today called on its 59 mem 1 bers to declare what help they are prepared to give in support of the Security Council's resolutioi. for sending aid to support Korea. After the Council's seven- to-one voteU.P. - 117 words
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Article62 1950-06-29 1 U.P, A.P. BERLIN, Today. r[E Soviet ADN news agency, quoting Seoul Radio, says that North Korean Communist troops have made a landing at Pohand on South Korea's coast, and are driving inland. ADN also reported from the North Korean capital that partisan bands had aided in the CommunistU.P, & A.P. - 62 words
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Article, Illustration1469 1950-06-29 1 Northern Advance Continues American Planes Keep Up Non-stop Attacks Reuter. A U.S. ARMY SPOKESMAN SAID IN WASHINGION LAST NIGHT THAT AMERICAN SIGNAL CORPS TROOPS WERF BEING SENT TO SOUTH KOREA TO INST AX, COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT. The Defence DepartmentReuter. - 1,469 words
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Article123 1950-06-29 1 AP. LONDON, Today. The British Government called out troops yesterday to handle deliveries of meat that are held up by a truck drivers' strike. One thousand drivers quit work at Smlthfleld Market, a central distributing point for meat, because of a wage dispute. Many LondonAP. - 123 words
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Article26 1950-06-29 1 TOKYO, Wed. The JaDMaritime Security h i reported today that an America!] ship with 600 evacuees from South Korea wa* ir. distress in heavy sea.s.26 words
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Article104 1950-06-29 1 Reuter, LONDON. Today.-— The Soviet Newspaper Pravda. commenting yesterday on President Truman'i decision to send Ameiican naval end air forces to the help of South Korea, said Mi. Truman's action "signifies that the United States Government ha.s undertaken a direct act °f aggreasion agains„ theReuter, - 104 words
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Article283 1950-06-29 1 UP. and A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Wednesday. UNITED Nations diplomats feared today that V Russia may send fighting aid to the North rean Communists and withdraw from the Unites Nations. That will be Russia s retaliation to back its charge that the United States isUP. and A.P. - 283 words
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Article165 1950-06-29 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS Wed rfO top-ranking officials of the United Nation* drove to the Russian stronghold at Glen Cove Ix>ng Island, today to consult wiih the chief Rus sian delegate to the UN, Jacob Malik. in reported elforts to mediate in thr Korean crisis. For more than anU.P. - 165 words
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Article61 1950-06-29 1 U.P. NEW DELHI, Today. Prl m c Minister Pa ndit ■tfehru called an emergency meeting of the cabinet yest -rday and informed quarUon said it may issue a statement supporting UK Jnited Nations "get tough decision in Korea. The caoinet was also peeted to send instructions to SirU.P. - 61 words
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Article, Illustration300 1950-06-29 2 T»C> the stiains of martial music provided by the military band of the First Seafoi th Highlanders, twentyone passengers of a P.O.A.S. chartered plane filed into the Airport Building at Kallang yesterday. The passenger-- were the Af*t baUh ot w tdmg-guosts from Bangkok, here300 words
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Article696 1950-06-29 2 Counsel - Says Counsel THIRTEEN-YEAR-.OLD Maria Hub erdini 1 ("Bertha") Hertogh, the little Dutch girl who has lived in a Malay kampong ■*«> was four. Ud who has been claimed by Parents in Holland, is now a woman, in the eves of Muslim law, Sin /r Appeal Court,696 words
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Article114 1950-06-29 2 Fathers Decitk Today THE King will be petitioned by Singapore Municipal Commissioners for a grant of City status to the town if a resolution is passed at a special meeting tomorrow. Mr. T.P.F. McNeice, acting Municipal President, wiil pro- pose the resolution Appeal for city status114 words
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72 1950-06-29 2 PENANG. Wed.—Mr. CP. Purcei 1, Senior Inspector of Schools, Mr. Frank Brewer, Deputy Commissioner for Labour, Mr. C. McLaren Reld, Asst. Comptroller of Customs and Mr. D.A. Mackay became Settlement Councillors when they took the oath of office on Monday at the Settlement Council72 words
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Article23 1950-06-29 2 The Governor has approved the appointment of Mr. R.H. Fifield, Assistant Controller of Telecommunications to act as Controller of Telecommunications, Singapore.23 words
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Article106 1950-06-29 2 «*R. R. F. Ilolttum, at Ihe Rotary C lub's weekl> »uncheon yesterday, appealed to all Singapore employers to consult the rewly-formed II n i v r s i t y Appointments Board before taking on nei* staff. Said Mr. Holttum, who *s shortly going to106 words
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60 1950-06-29 2 TODDY SHOPS RE OPENED IN PENANG PENANG, Wed. The Settlement Council decided to re-open its estate toddy shops at its meeting held recently. The motion was p;oposed by Mr. C. McLaren Reid and seconded by Mr. J.P. Blackledge. Mr. J.P. Blackledge pointed out that the Council in taking his step60 words
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99 1950-06-29 2 The Singaporr Deputy Coroner. Mr. Choor Singh, yesterday returned a verdict of death by misadventure on an 85-year-old Chinese woman living at the Social Welfare Department's Bushey Park Home. She died at the hospital on June 24. The woman, Wan Ah Yuen, was99 words
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Article142 1950-06-29 2 QNE thousand War Department stores personnel will meet this Saturday at the ACSU hall to form a 'Stores Personnel Group' within the ACSU. "The group." Mr. V. K. Nair. president of the A<_SC told the Tribune "will fight against the unfair distinction in treatment between142 words
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408 1950-06-29 2 A QUARREL between two partners of the Katonj? Rest House over some business shares in a coffee shop in Middle Road, led to an assault casp whuh was heard before Magistrate S. E. Teh in thr Singapore Second Police Court yesterday. Defendant in the case408 words
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Article18 1950-06-29 2 Fiiday and Satuiday will be Bank Holidays neither aie Public Holidays. Government Offices will remain open.18 words
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Article21 1950-06-29 2 The new Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe, will arrive by air at Kallang today at 11.40 a.m.21 words
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Article31 1950-06-29 2 St. John's Ambulance Brigade Cadets will hold their first Enrolment Ceremony at the Victoria School ground on Saturday at 4.30 p.m. The Governor will present vellums to the members.31 words
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152 1950-06-29 2 nr. G.V. Allen, Vice Chancellor of the Un:\ v of Malaya, yesterday announced two large new donations to the Endowment Fund. Eady Ong Siang Song bu given $7.000 to form a scholarship or pr ize in memory of her husband the .ate Sir One152 words
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Article35 1950-06-29 2 Mr. J.M. Frascr. Manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust, has been taken to hospital, suffering fiom inflammation of the kidneys. His condition i.s said to U painful, but not very serious35 words
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Article247 1950-06-29 2 THE representatives of all the Boys' Clubs in Singapore met last night with leaders of certain youth organisations and drew up a constitution for a Federation of the Boys' Clubs. The Federation, which wil! be known as the Federation of Singapore Boys* Clubs, will have eight247 words
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Article144 1950-06-29 3 *THE President of the Singa- pore Municipal Commission, Mr. T. P. p. McNeice, together with Commissioner Mr. A. P. Rajah, were conducted over the site of the proposed Army .swimming poo! in the Shackle Club along Beach Fioad yeaterdav by Major Genera' D. Dunlop. the144 words
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Article90 1950-06-29 3 The American liner President Polk docked in Singapore yesterday with a list of 98 first class passengers- sixteen of whom will disembark here. Twenty-six g'obal tourists will take advantage of a tourist agency's local excursion and be conducted through such places of interest as Raffles Museum,90 words
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Article56 1950-06-29 3 Mr. G. W. Gallego. Philippine Ambassador to Indonesia, who was Ambassador for his country in Korea last year, yesterday paid a pretty compliment to the Singapore Rotary Club at their weekly lunch. Said he: "The understanding that I s?e here today between all classes might, do56 words
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268 1950-06-29 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. A LARGE gang of heavily armed bandits attacked rt a Police station and an estate simultaneously in the Kota Tinggi area this morning. The Police engaged the enemy for nearly three hours. A preliminary report states that one Special Constable268 words
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Article228 1950-06-29 3 Mr. Denis Murphy, the Singapore lawyer, under a fine of $500 and a suspension of his driving licence for two years, in addition to an order to pay a compensation of $5,000. on a charge of driving a car while under the influence of drink as228 words
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Article37 1950-06-29 3 A variety Entertainment in aid of the University of Malaya Fund organised by the Government Tamil School, Johore Bahru, will take place at Bukit Zahrah School, Johore Bahru at 8.00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday.37 words
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86 1950-06-29 3 PENANG. Wed. The public examination of a local business man. Saw Boon Kheng, was concluded yesterday before Mr. Justice Jobling. Saw Boon Kheng attributed his insolvency to failure of business, paying of high interest rates* and bad debts. His debts amounted to about $45,000.86 words
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Article401 1950-06-29 3 -'But It Won't Be Communal' I EGISLATIVE Councillor Inche Sardon bin Haji L Jubir last night told the Tribune that the third party which he is forming would be a non-communal one. He said that the coalescing groups, who will form the party, will choose401 words
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Article128 1950-06-29 3 Traffic accidents in May increased by 40 as com- I pared with the previous month which recorded 622 j accidents. There was one i more accident fatality making the total eight for May. However only a small proportion was injured, adult pedal cyclists being highest128 words
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145 1950-06-29 3 YESTERDAY at Camden New Jersey, Mrs. Barkely. wife of the vice-president of the United Stater cracked a bottle of champagne across the bows of the President Jackson and sent the world's newest and most modern luxury liner down the slipways. On Fcbruarv 28,145 words
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Article147 1950-06-29 3 Singapore Filipinos will celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Independence of the Republic of the Philippines next Thursday. July 4. Organized by the Singapore Filippino Association, the day will start with a Thanksgiving High Mass at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd at 7:00 a.m. with147 words
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166 1950-06-29 3 Singapore Labour Party has lauccl-.cd a campaign to reenter voters for the next elections. A P ubli meetings are being arranged by the party to urge voters to register and to explain labour's stand in public affairs. Mr P. M. Williams. Secre tary'of'the party that166 words
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Article585 1950-06-29 4 ROLL back seven years. The scene is Cairo, but the subject is Korea. The representatives of Britain, the United States and China, thankful that the month is December hnd that they are not subjected to the sticky, summer heat of Egypt's capital, make a solemn pledge. The pledge585 words
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Article, Illustration945 1950-06-29 4 Inside Story Of "Operation Blue Roads After a 3-day exercise at sea about 150 miles off Sing pore, the seven warships the Indian Naval Squadron and two units of the British Fleet returned to j Singapore yesterday Allen Yeh, Tribune Staff reporter was aboard the945 words
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Article538 1950-06-29 4 JOHN KINGSLEY - By JOHN KINGSLEY A YEAR \CO business recession in U«C I TQ A was threatening to cause a dangerous setback to the postwar recovery r»f world trade and a revival of the war ravaged economies of Europe. The falling off of demand in American markets so aggravated538 words
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172 1950-06-29 4 GOOD STUFF GOOD WORK. SAYS ADMIRAL Rear Admiral G. Barnard. Commanding the Indian Naval Squadron, commenting on the exercises, sa.d the squadron had made a 'very satisfatory showing during the three-day exercises. "My genera impression is that the exercises were of extremely good value as training exetcse:-.' Pointing out that172 words
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Advertisement106 1950-06-29 2 "IN WHICH WE SERVE"—"THIS HAPPY BREED" "BLITHE SPIRIT" "BRIEF ENCOUNTER" ANB NOW THE SCREEN El/ENT OF THE YEAR! "IT'S TENSE, EXCiTING, PENETRATING AM POWERFUL" IT'S SUPERB. OPENS TODAY 3 sIiOWS 2.00 fa.3o 9.30 p.m. jTcoNOmOMßfili! fSOEL COWARD CEUA JOHNSON MARGARET Astonished Heart 9th DAY TODAY 11-1.45-4-6.30-9.30 tCOLBERT 2a "ofl| VERY106 words
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Advertisement381 1950-06-29 3 i cookies delicious I j says ELS,E m BORDEN cow fi j If your recipe calls for milk-be lj f sure you use KUM. It adds extra If taki rutl WATft, nourishment to delicious cream f[ t a»» «UM, nil soups; makes richer, smoother 1 and tou HAVfI pastries; enhances381 words
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Advertisement234 1950-06-29 3 PISTONS. P'»S p Designed and wrought by exceptional British craftsmanship, Hepollte piston components are finished with perfectionist care to meet today's need for fuel conservation. On sale at ail motor dealers. Factoni Keprtfitntative T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPfcR PENANG k° Snowene Hbw WHITE CLEANER iiri for Buckskin234 words
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Advertisement59 1950-06-29 4 CASH VOIC HERS s 500 THIS IS AN EAS\ ARRANGEMENI W FOR THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE A GIFT TO RELATIVES AND FRIENDS. You simply Buy a Voucher your friend exchanges it in Singapore or Kuala Lumpur in any of 0 ur extensive departments FOR A GIFT THEY REALLY WANT59 words
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1603 1950-06-29 IV/I DETAILS OE RECORDS Special Racing Supplement BIG MOHFY last season. Ho was third In two of his starts. At Sandown, he finished third to Ulster Frair and Bal'vturn in the Walton Selling* £287 over five furlongs, being four lengths and1,603 words
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Advertisement1225 1950-06-29 IV/I USETHE CLASSIFIED MISCELLANEOUS CONQUER Life's problems triumphantly, through Number.scope, from Birthdate. Private, or Postal readings. EFAH, 820. Clemenceau Avenue. Spore. (R. 6). •-■NOWLEDCJE of Palmistry and Physiognomy brings Happiness and Success in Life. Consult Maderne Lydia, 14A, Change Alley (orT Raff es Place) 12.30 neon C.30 P.m. (R. 6). TUITION1,225 words
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Advertisement287 1950-06-29 IV/I COIFFURE IT pays to have better perms by Maison Moderne Ladies Hnirdrcssern, 126 Orchard Road, mono *****. TM.f»7S». AWMHAMODATIOrI TO-Let large compound house furnished central mod. sanitation 2 years lease. Apply Box A 3761, Tribune. Spore. (Q. 993). TO let or for sale new three B. room. Bungalow. garage, close287 words
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Advertisement15 1950-06-29 IV/I NOW AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT SWCAPOBi» FRASER v NEAVE (CONFECTIONERY) LTD. 3 $lAX STREET S'POBE KHOHt 66T1.15 words
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9855 1950-06-29 II/III PERAK PLATE FOB 8 YEAK-OLO MAIDENS Class 3, Div. 3-5 F. BROWN BROCADE 8.12 SCRATCHED: 2». 4.60. K.L. X.06. Class 3 Dry. 4, ft/urs. Won by Slickness 9.00 (Charles) Time 1 mm. 19 1/5 sec. Dist. Nit, 3, 1. Going holding.9,855 words
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Article, Illustration249 1950-06-29 5 KOREA (best known to its own people as Chosun, "Morning Calm") has had the misfortune of being a battleground for more than ?.000 years. Being peace-loving people, the Koreans have resisted their conquerors by ignoring them, and by pursuing the motivations of their own < ulture. So, in249 words
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Article91 1950-06-29 6 Reuter-AAP. Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Tues.—The Australian triple champion Dave Sands has been offered $10.000 or 25 per cent of the takings of a return bout with Carl ("Bobo") Olsen in Honolulu. Sands' manager. Tom Maguire said he would accept the offer if the promoters were willing toReuter-AAP. - 91 words
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Article54 1950-06-29 6 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.- -Jttt speed records can be attempted from a mother plane after July 1. the Royal Aeor Club announced here today. These were among the new conditions for speed record attempts approved at the recent annual genera! meeting of the International Air FederationReuter. - 54 words
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Article19 1950-06-29 6 8.0.D.C.A. wiU meet Marig !d B.P. at badminton at the World Stadium tomorrow at 7 p.m.19 words
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567 1950-06-29 6 HO HO CUP CAME TO HELD IN SINGAPORE Tribune Staff Reporter. THE decision of the Malayan Chinese Football As--1 soeiation to hold this year's Ho Ho Cup competition in Singapore will give local soccer fans opportunity of seeing Hongkong footballers in action. The567 words
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Article145 1950-06-29 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS SINGAPORE. June 28 SENTIMENT was rather more cheerful in the local share market. The previous aay's sellers had completely disappeared with buyers taking a better interest. The following" were the price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association: RINGAPOBE, .Inn* 2H. b145 words
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123 1950-06-29 6 PRODUCE MART Copra was steadier at bighi r levels in Singapore yesterday. Buyers opened bids at RJM par picul f.o.b. Junc-Jcly with sellers at tot 1 2. Tin- paeraet laier rose to $34 1/8 buyer". 3 B sellers with little or De business peasins.123 words
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Article40 1950-06-29 6 The Government of the Colony of Singapore will invite tenders for an issue of $5 millions by Treasury Bills on July 10, subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills.40 words
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Article37 1950-06-29 6 Reuter HONG KONG, Wed.— Tin following were the quota l ions at ihe market today: 8Xf0.04 p> r UP do lar. HK315.35 p« r pound s erUn: HXs2Bti per tael t > olu.— Reuter.Reuter - 37 words
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Article53 1950-06-29 6 SINGAPORE. Juno Tl, price of tin was $304 I 1 i» Cttl ex-smelter. Up B 8. LONDON. June 27: Spot £604 1 2. Three months £60C Settlement price £605. Turnover: uO tons. SECOND SESSION Three months £«oi l/w Lp 3/4. NEW YORK. June *> June Up .50July 77.70.53 words
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Article71 1950-06-29 6 U.P. LONDON. Wed. The tin market closed easier losing a littte of the gains in prices achieved in the morning. Spot closed £603g and three months at £5045. The closing prices at the afternoon session were: c. buyers and £6034 sellers with business at £003*. Three monthsU.P. - 71 words
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Article179 1950-06-29 6 Tlit? Malayan Exchange Banks Association yesterday ai:i:<»nced the fo lowinu new rates. Free Market turrrntnr* telling Buying; T.T./O.D. T.T. O l). SdAWd*. MO London 2 4 116 2/4 ?16 2 4 7/32 2/4 »/32 2/4 516 Australia 2/11 2 11 3,8 2/11 1/2 New Zealand 2/4 1/32 2179 words
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Article, Illustration63 1950-06-29 6 I ninii Ituildfr, Hoi Wnnc <14'; Marirkerk (4? 3»; l>aiisb«ig (40 I»; .\>cap«*nor «3->-37»; Ooibeirshirr CW-9»; S. Worker <31-32»; C of t heim<»ford 17-18»; Alar (19-201; <21-J2>; Wairiniu (23-4>; Idomenrus <*****; Arnv.il tlaersk «27-8»; Moden (2$-.°>0); Brazil. Stoavac Pjirak (15-1S>; Kplau-( aYhas (1314»; Towari (lli; OrrMrs «863 words
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Article163 1950-06-29 6 Reuter LONDON. Wed. Tie Stock Exchange today receivsd euleily and caimly the news of United States ftct'oa m th*> Bast. After initial hesitancy, during which pri< c ranges wide-ied. vi lues in most sect ons improved to close with small grains in '\,e day. Main industrial (roups ir,cReuter - 163 words
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Article141 1950-06-29 6 The rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday, but with better news from the Korean fn»nt. prices eased cff nearly tlve rents during the day. Business was done at 83 I 4 «>=nis for July at noon. But in the afternoon profit takintc brought prices rapidly down141 words
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123 1950-06-29 6 A.P. HONGKONG. Wed,— Ti.e Korean war situation Mited tight the money market here, which for the past three moot ha has teen an open market rate <'l the •U.S. dollar only sightly niche? than the official rate of HX$5.7? to US$l. From HKJS.9SA.P. - 123 words
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Article142 1950-06-29 6 WASHINGTON. Wed. Indonesia took issue with the United States' contention that natural rubber producers were unwise and unfair in their determination to raise prices of that product. Indonesian commercial .counsellor Mohammed Ismail Thajcb, during a call on William Lacy, head of the State Department's Southeast Asian142 words
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Article355 1950-06-29 6 GENERAL Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Lee Sw. i Cheng's class in Gesso and Ptintlu-, vi iJ.ou p.iu. U.U c not.! 5.00 p.m. ;>l itK STEDFAST. <LI B: "Hat Night" at /7 i 1 nscp Street, at 8.00 p.m. Y..U.CA.: Shorthand classes at 5.30 p.m. French classes ai 5.30 p.m.355 words
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Advertisement664 1950-06-29 6 FOB O.K. CONTINENT. Singapore: Pt. Swet.: Penaig: ••Benarty" for Genca, Havre* London, Ham>urg 30 June/8 July In Port "Benvorlich" for Liverpool, Glasgow, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamburg 30 June/7 July 8 July 9/10 July "Bcnnyvis" for L'pool, Dublin, Antwerp, Rotterdam 10/14 July 16/ 1® July "Benmacdhui" for London, Hamburg. 7/16 July 17/18664 words
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Advertisement84 1950-06-29 6 THE SARAWAK STEAMSHIP CO.7LTD* (Incorporated in Sarawak» Weekly passengers freight service to Kuching, Renong River Ports and Bintalu (with transhipment at Kuching). Due Sn|»« Angby for Kuching In Port 1200 July 1 Bruas for Sarekel, Binatan^, Sibu June 29 1000 July 1 Belaga for Sarekel, Binatang, Sibu 1 July 484 words
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Advertisement612 1950-06-29 6 SHIPPING SAILINGS PROM SCANDINAVIA UK CONTINENT tu. "F AUSTRIA" due abt: Jul for Saigon Bangkok ji.s. "MORELIA" duo abt: j u!v lv for Bangkok. Manila, Hongkong, Kobe YoKObaraa. m.s SELANDIA" due abt: Au fi for Bangkok b m.s. "MEONIA" -due abt: Aug s for Saigon Bangkok, ms "KVERNAAS" due abt:612 words
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Article40 1950-06-29 7 A.P NEW VCRK, Wed.— Sugar Ray Robssaon wiil deli ad hi* world weltervs i-hl title for ITSSI.OO ~.;;i!r,sl Chortle Fusari on lagual 7 in a 15-roiind houi al Jersey t ity for tii, Hanum Kuayan fuiuK—A.l'.A.P - 40 words
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Article133 1950-06-29 7 MALACCA, Wed.—Winners ot Lai Tet Loke tennis cup 1940. Malacca i c will contest Selangor t Negri for honours next month. Seangor Chinese the champions last also winning in 1938 and 1941. Negri have yet to win. following fixtures for thu 1950 competition have133 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 7 A lasl miuutc goal gave Ihe Indian Recreation Club a one nil win over the Tigers Sporting Association in h S.A.F.A. Senior League match at G J Wag Btadtum -sierday. After both teams had made fruitless attempts lo score and when the game looked ike70 words
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329 1950-06-29 7 ALBERT SPENCER - MARTINI ALSO IMPRESSES By ALBERT SPENCER Affair (EUery) and Pathfinder (Woods) returned the fastest time this morning when they galloped three in 37%. The going was good and several good times were recorded. Pathfinder finished his work with plenty to spare, whiie Latin Affair329 words
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Article159 1950-06-29 7 Reuter LONDON. Wed. Today's County cricket closes are: At Bath. Somerset SSB (Bus* 82. Peter Smith, ritrhtarm slow legbreak. 6 for 133). Essex to bat. \i hirliester. Sussex 28« (C. Oake? 160, James Langridge 50, Here? rifchtarm Medium. 6 for 59). Glamorgan to bat. \t i t,«Reuter - 159 words
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Article, Illustration1427 1950-06-29 7 Wimbledon... Reuter and A P. WIMBLEDON, Wednesday. UNUSUAL spectacle in modern lawn tennis of two players serving underhand was provided by Mr*. Maria Weiss, Argentine champion, and her French opponent, Madame Varin, in their second rounl women's singles match on the third day of theReuter and A P. - 1,427 words
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Article172 1950-06-29 7 IN spite of fielding only 10 players, the Social Athletic Party beat the Haikowyu Sports Club 4-1 in a S.A.F.A. Junior B-l soccot match at the CYMA ground yesterday. Chin Yong, the S.A.P.'s centreforward was brilliant. Poor passing was the cause of the Haikowyu's defeat.172 words
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Article20 1950-06-29 7 Router. SAO PAUL. Wed.—Switzerland drew 2-2 in their World Cup match Pool against Brazil here tonight. —Reuter.Router. - 20 words
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350 1950-06-29 7 PHTNESE Athletics trounced a weak Tamil Brother hood Association XI by six goals to nil in Senior League game at Jalan Besar yesterday. The Tamils did not have the services of two of their most outstanding players —centreforward S. Chandra and left half M.350 words
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Article192 1950-06-29 7 MALACCA. Wed. Last to gee into the «,uarter finals In the singles of the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association championships was N. B. Chandrapala who accounted for P. S. M. Dew in straight sets. He meets Wharton in the bottom hall. Abdullah bin Lincha playing B. Gomes in the192 words
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348 1950-06-29 7 LORDS GROUND, London, Wednesday. ALTHOUGH England with 218 for four wickets out A of a required 601 are making a gallant bid in trie second Test here against the West Indies time H likely to foil them. Only six hours remain foi348 words
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Article37 1950-06-29 7 A.P. RIO DE JANEIRO, Wed.— The Federation of International Football Associations announced today that Germany and Japan, effective from Tuesday, may play against any soccer clubs which are members of the international Federation. A.P.A.P. - 37 words
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Article109 1950-06-29 7 Reuter. V/.M Indies Ist. Innings- 326 England Ist. Tnnines -151 West Indies md Innings —4-a for 6 declared. 0 Kae b Jenkins g StOllmeyer b Jenkins w Worrell c Doggart b Jenkins Weekes run out OJ (loddard c Evans b JenKins i £>o Walcott not out J 25 GomezReuter. - 109 words
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Article25 1950-06-29 7 Singapore Cricket Club beat Borneo Company -by 28 runs at Johore Bahru on Sunday. Scores: J. C. C.: 217; Borneo Co.: 189.25 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 7 Reuter LONDON, Wed—Ten final acceptors were published today for the valuable Queen Elizabeth Stakes to be run over a mile and a half at Ascot on Saturday July 8. They are (with weights): Royal Drake. Lone Eagle aud Jai Mahal aft 9 stone four pounds, CoronationReuter - 70 words
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323 1950-06-29 7 MALACCA, Wednesday. FOUR new records were creased at the athletic sports of the St. Francis Institution held on the school ground. The individual champion. Sydney Fernandis. who the 100 yards and 220 yards events and was second in the broad jump. He bettered323 words
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Article338 1950-06-29 7 HK YADI. reigning singles champion, and H. Kamis. his doubles partner figured in a two hour battle in the -ingles quarter finals on the S C C. courts yesterday. However play was stopped owing to failing light. Yadj won the first set 9-7. and dropped338 words
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Advertisement329 1950-06-29 7 MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION 4th Unlimited $1/- Sweep For MEMBERS only Drawing at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday, the 16th July. Tickets now available at all Branches and SubBranches of the Association. NOT ICES NOTICE OF REMOVAL We notify our Customers aru Public thai our present addrcs is 240 Bencoolen Street which329 words
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Advertisement629 1950-06-29 7 ENGAGEMENT OH-OHEW—The engagement is announced between Mr. Oh 800 Eng eldest son of Mr. Ob Wee Poh of Messrs. Harrison? Crosfield (M) Ltd., Singapore and the !ate Madam. Wee Cheng Neo (alias Nonek). Step-son of Madam. Phua Ah Soi and Miss Lucy Chew Geok Poh second daughter of Mr. Mrs.629 words
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Article497 1950-06-29 8 MR, ATTLEE'S DECISION GETS A BIG CHEER Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. DRIXAIN lias placed her naval forces in Japanese D waters at the disposal of American authorities intervening in the Korean war, Prime Minister Cle nient Attlee announced to Parliament tonight. Amid cheers he toldReuter. - 497 words
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Article114 1950-06-29 8 Because of an immediate response by detainees from the Taiping Rehabi'itation Camp to an appeal for blood donors, the Taiping Hospital was recently able to carry out a blood transfusion on a woman patient. The medical authorities had appealed for volunteers from among the detainees at114 words
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Article, Illustration98 1950-06-29 8 117 HEN 13 year old Peter Davies and his sister Patricia, 11. stepped on a Quantas 8.0.A.C. Constellation at Kalians; Airport yesterday afternoon, there was a pleasant surprise in store fir them. Their father, Mr. J. N. Davies was there with a cine camera miking a record of98 words
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233 1950-06-29 8 Acheson Reuter. WASHINGTON, Wednesday. United States Secretary of State Dean Acheson today told newspapermen to draw their own conclusions when asked whether the world had now passed from a "cold war" to a "hot war" situation. Speaking to a crowded prers conference, Mr.Reuter. - 233 words
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Article184 1950-06-29 8 Crucial Test Case A.P HANOI, Wednesday THE invasion of South Korea was viewed here on Monday as a era cial test case which would demon strate what action the Western powers would take in the event of Chinese tammunist troops intervening m Indo-China on behalf ofA.P - 184 words
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Article73 1950-06-29 8 A.P. Today.—U.S. Air Fdrce pilots will fly elgiv. C-47 transport planes to Saigon today in the firsdelivery of military aid to bolster French forces m their fight against the com-munist-led Yietminh. The twin-engined traiisports are due to be flown to Saigon from Clark FieldA.P. - 73 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 8 Reuter. HANOI, Today. IndoChinese guerillas today threw a grenade and opened rifle fire on a moior convoy carrying Mr. Roben Blum. Head of the United States Economic Co-opera-tion AdminLs'ration, bringing medical and ecofWpnc aid to Indo-China. Biur.i was not hurt. About ten Vietnamese were injured inReuter. - 70 words
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100 1950-06-29 8 BUNNY GREGORY of the R.A.F.. won first place in the Bing Crosby Crooning Competition, held at the Cathay Cinema last night. Local crooner Freddie Jansen was a very close with Lawrence Cheah taking third place. Then came Phillip Vaz, Douglas Gomes and G. Govindram.100 words
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Article138 1950-06-29 8 ELEVEN Indians yesterday were sentenced to JV) ing terms of imprisonment —one month to three months hard—in the First District Court for noting in Cecil Street on the night of April 9. The eleven men assaulted a tailor, Alludin. wnu was unconscious for two138 words
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Article14 1950-06-29 8 A.P. Smuts' -condition improved considerably today and he Is maintaining progress. A.P.A.P. - 14 words
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Article70 1950-06-29 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. Minister John Ssuraciies said yesterday that be nan instructed that the clatji for housing allowance th the employees of his ac partment at Singapore was to be dealt with as a matter of urgency. Mr. Stanley Audea-'. Labour, had asked in tne House of CommonsReuter. - 70 words
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Article28 1950-06-29 8 The Y.W.C.A. is noiamg Fun Fair on Saturday p.m. at their Hostel Cairnhill Rise. Mrs. Foulgen the newly elected Y.W.C.A. President. wUI °P ea the Fair.28 words
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Article210 1950-06-29 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— From today onwards, all firearms arid ammunition conveyed by road, railway, or aircraft within the Federation of Malaya, must be in the personal custody of the licensed purchaser. A Federation Gazette notification released today stated the object is to prevent firearms and ammunition210 words
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