Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1950

Microfilm: NL3774
Total Pages: 20
1 8 Malaya Tribune
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    16 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE roDArs NEWS TODAY mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm%mmmmm^^mmmmmWMKm^^ I PA<H» SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    REDS REACH KUM
    252 1 MORTAR YANKS A CR OSS RIVER U.P TOKIO, Today.—Front reports indicated the Communists in the Western part of the American sector had reached the Kum or at least close to it. One dispatch said heavy mortar shells were falling across the Kum in this area. The range
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    FLASH
    92 1 MacA Admits Retreat oKIO. Today.—A com--•:nque from Gen. Mac-A-ihur's in.idquarters said rum farces have fal- mltk to the Kum River. Advance of foui to sev Mia were marie by the s tii Koreans in the West *-tcr. in the hor.in area, i-1 from five to ten miles ir. the
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    Red Planes Re-Appear Over South
    230 1 KIO, Today.—North Korean air opposition for the first time in more than a week munique issued by Mac Arthur's headquarters here today. i Yak fighters fired three bursts from beal F-81 flying seven miles north of Chong ju ompleted its mission and was rebase with
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    SUNSPOT
    33 1 Reuter LONDON. Tues. Due to the appearance of a sunsoot, radio conditions are expected to suffer some deterioration over the next lew days, and in particular between July 14 and 18.— Reuter.
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    Carriers To Ferry Planes To Korea
    124 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today The U.S. Navy is starting to out two escort carriers into service for ferrying planes and other cargo to the Korean wai zone, it wai» learned last night Pa-is c under study for brlngta* seven] other ships back into service for
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    PEKING STARTS ANTI-U.S. DRIVE
    115 1 HONG KONG. Today. China is to hold a "national campaign *eek against United States aggression in Taiwan and Korea" according to Peking radio. The campaign begins on July 17 throughout China to give the Chinese people a picture of what America is doing in the Far
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    Raffles Institution Boys To Tour Fed.
    256 1 Reuter. A team of 28 boys from Raffles Institution are to tour the Federation for eight days playing cricket, football and hockey agains.. SChOOIS. Tjr inn They will clash against four schools—Kme George V School, and St. Paul's Institution. Seremban; Methodist Boys' School and
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    Food Stored To Beat Blockade
    82 2 A.P BERLIN. Tues.—The West German Republic has stored 60.000.000 marks worth of food in West Berlin just in case the Soviet Union tries another blockade. Thirty-two storehouses contain 105.000 tons of barley and wheat. 5.000 tons of canned meat, more than 5.000 tons of fats.
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    ROAD DEATHS
    30 2 A.P. RANGOON. Tues. Death rode high in Rangoon last year claiming a daily average ot 68 citizens towards a total of 22.768 for the full twelve months. A.F.
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    WORLD COURT CENSURES S.A.
    123 2 Reuter THE HAGUE Today.-The International national status. The Court that such competence rested with the Union acting with the consent of thr United Nations. South African Prime in April that its passing of Minister Daniel Malan told the Union Parliament in the South-West Alrica Affairs Amendment
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    MALLAL ON LEAVE
    25 2 I ejjislative Councillor Mr. N A. MaHal left Singapore ♦his morning for Australia, where he is to spend a few weeks' hoi'day.
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    LAVA HEAT FOR THE KITCHEN
    164 2 Reuter. LONDON. Tues Scientists here today predicted that within a few years housewives may be cooking meals with heat derived from the hot lava in the centre of the earth. The scientists, who nave come TrOm all oVer the world to discuss means ol increasing
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    Principals Objected
    63 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Because the principals and teachers of certain schools in Kuala Lumpur considered the subject •unsuitable" the debate on "should non-Malays claim Malayan citizenship," which was to have taken place at the Abraham Memorial Hall tonight, had to be cancelled. The Kuala Lumpur Tamil Youth Fellowship
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    $800,000,000 IS THERE FOR THE ASKING
    104 2 Reuter. GENEVA. Today. The Export Import Bank has an uncommitted lending authority of over £800.000,000 for aid to under-developed countries. Mr. Isador Lubin, United States representative, told today's meeting of the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations. Ml*. Lubin who was making
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    GAOL FOR WOMAN WHO KEP BROTHEL
    176 2 A CANTONESE woman. A Tong Ah Heng found guilty of having allowed her premises at Tembeling Road to be used as a brothel was yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Police Court. Two other women. Yee Kheng Koon, and Fong
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    PERAK RETAILERS CLAIM MILLION
    374 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. IPOH. Today PERAK retailers of rationed rice will get a refund of nearly $1,000,000 if they succeed in a petition they sent to Government on Monday night thi the Perak Sundry Shops Guild. They claim that their profit margin which cut at the
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    SUSPECT HELD
    19 2 JOHORE BAHRU Today. —A Chinese woman suspect has been arrested by the Police under the Emergency Regulations.
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    Shares Fall On 'Peace Offensive'
    52 2 A.P. NEW YORK. Todaj afternoon selling apparently based on rumowi of a "peace offensiv. in I Korean war sent U York Stock Market r down. At the close RMtt running to $3.00 (hare hi been wiptd out and repined by losses. The volume Was 3.000.000
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    65 Red Tanks Are Hit
    111 2 Reuter. TOKIO, Wedncsdaj NEARLY 300 Ann l i Australian plam over the Western the Korean front l in the most extensive and destructive singl< d operations since the offeiuaw began, Gen. MacAiln Q. announced. With a few exception- U* mission.- North Koieun con tion lines
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    DEFENCE COMMITTEE
    28 2 Reuter WELLINGTON Tues. special New Zfence Comnuttthe defence situation c stantly under rev and 1 consider questi operation with ("n monwealth coun announced h( I Reuter.
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    Big Last Minute Rush To Register As Voters
    114 3 tune Staff Reporter. last minute" rush has begun at ah I t litres for Singapore LegislaMunicipal Commission voters. Mr. M Ponnuduray, acting Super- Monday we have addea to the Electoral rolls. The f ral Post Office as doing nonay this centre registered
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    SHORT, SHARP SHOWER FLOODS THE CITY
    89 3 Tribune S'.iff Reporter This morning s short but sharp shower of rain flooded several sections of the city. As this coincided with the incoming tide, the Tc'.ok A.yet Market section became a lake. The shower began at 5.40 a.m. and stopped at about 7.00
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    These Three Popularise Communism
    22 3 AP UP H sa India I could HI I think, I ip your i will lIS at II
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    Reds Plotting Sabotage
    62 3 U.P. I —Spender KEY. *J a j External Miras' r Percy >r irged i xiay that Ipi st rah a ;:,< d og jovern- :r ••.•.u:st heir 'J' iims aid j little 1 übi a eonrapt v. iU be made oauni i st party ir r ernmeiit
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    UK ACCUSED
    14 3 Reuter. I II he 11 I I I" Wgjjj sol oil to
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    BANDITS SHOOT, WOUND P.C.
    50 3 One, police constaole was wounded last night when bandits attacked a police post >n .lohore. The bandits were seen flashing torch ights near the perimeter wires. Police fire drove them away. Security forces have p'okcd up the trail of the attackers, following-up operations are in .progress.
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    HIT BY CYCLONE
    30 3 A.P ROME. Tuts Thr. c people were reported dead and a s.-ore seriously injured today when a cyclone swef>t the Adriatic se resorts south ot Venice. —A.P.
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    UN FLAG
    30 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tues. The United Nations flag, which once flew over United Nations Headquarters in Palestine, is on its vav to Tokio toaay for General Douglas MacArthur. Reuter.
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    US TO BOOST ARMED FORCES
    113 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tues. Informed United States Senators said today they expect a 100.000-man increase in the armed forces —at an initial cost of $350,000.000—as the first 1 step for decisive victory in Korea. Present strength is about 1.370.000. The 100,000 was reported to have been
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    Lt. William T. Norris (right) of Lewistown, Pa. who shot down a hostile tighter plane over Southern Korea, being shown hos his F-80 Shooting Stars behavec BUM air by his wing man Ist Lt. James Harvey (left) of . Mountain Top. Pa.—A.P. Photo.
    44 3 Lt. William T. Norris (right) of Lewistown, Pa. who shot down a hostile tighter plane over Southern Korea, being shown hos his F-80 Shooting Stars behavec BUM air by his wing man Ist Lt. James Harvey (left) of Mountain Top. Pa.—A.P. Photo. -A.P. Photo.
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    'Reds Star' Yaks In Action In Korea
    191 3 U.P TOKIO. Wednesday. TWO Yak fighters whi.:h attacked a low-flying 1 American liaison plane over the Korean battlefront on Tuesday bore the Red Stars with no other markings, according to the pilot North Ko-van planes normally carry the Red Star on a white
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    Eskimos To Defend Alaska
    142 3 U.P. Home, Al.iska, Thursday. An Eskimo army of 2,000 skilled Arctic hunters is being recruited and trained today to defend the strategic Alaska coastline opposite I Siberia. Eskimo scout battalions of the Alaska National Guard are being at nearly every sizeable village along the Arctic co
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    FRANCE WILL SEND WARSHIP TO KOREA
    82 3 A P. WASHINGTON, Today. The U.S. Navy said yesterday that the French Far Eastern Fleet has been ordered to fit out one warship for service in Korean waters. A spokesman said the type and name of the -hip has not been decided but it
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    'Shasta Daylight' Passes Odell Lake
    60 4 Th?- uhotograph shows the ny dern D«H locomotive nd olJse »Tc cars'of th. "Siasta Daviighf a daily PJJ- ,Ur train operated on a 718-mile route betue-n >an Wkneisco Cat lornla. and Portland. Oregon, on rj* P»rtfe «STol the i nlted States. Ihe train is pass.ng
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    U.S. PLANS PACIFIC DEFENCE PACT
    112 4 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today. The House Foreign Affairs Committee approved a (US $1,222,500,000 programme of military aid to non-Commu-nist countries. It al?" called for the creation of B Pat" Easlern Def< no patterned after the North Atlantic Treaty. Chairman John KVtv Democrat. West Virginia, said the
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    SABOTAGE
    31 4 Reuter HONG KONG. T Chines- Nationals dergroand agents on til land are carrying out t?matic sabotage oi c >n> munication and Industrial enterprises, according t People's Daily of Peking. Reuter.
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    COMMUNIST WARNING ON A-BOMB
    68 4 LONDON. Tut s, ring to sugg( stions I tain persons to us atomb bomb to brii Korean war to a end. the Communist Daily Worker today comment 1 "That if 'he Am Were to use the atom D<»mb in Korea, it would no the Americans who
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    £ Balance Talks Begin In London
    147 4 Balance Talks Begin In London U.P LONDON. Tues. DISCUSSION'S between British and Pakistani oihcials opened here last nieht '»n the lchases to be madr from Pakistan's sterling balance during the n«-xt 12 months. Treasury ofheals said thac th* talks were preliminary. They said the full negotiation? would not begin until
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      739 4 mMT rit by Mtm< salon Orrtkr*. chinkm: !-k<»«.k yIMI s TODAY tra- '00 (lose Down. I'-»' P m T m B T BPW- «W p.m. rroEr.rn.ne S, m- Xnnet. aml Np»M nul?; 6.62 Children* aaarj M-ndan»; J 5.4», baa* BLX E HIiTWW» v f or ntiest» 7(H) Mandarin. Amoy n4
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    THE GUARDIAN ANGEL
    1415 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY FRANK FOSTER rA] Hurley?" w'fe laid n the Geor_Ay howl. that is. no you to nag peep o arc •i.. *c days no 1 much to do. It v to spare an id woman." ey'a mood already the 3rry she it "aloud "Oh.
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      78 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring > "—< AND ,WHY. 'M SH».L 7 I MATTER. <v_A V ---C- -ROM THESE l MEANWHILE, v( -5 ;=uS*£l CAMeVcASiOKA. viEvOPV LAPSES f oop by JU Gapp 1 «R > X I fsaTD HEAVENS. K l!Su£f aST j f mpvik Pf w/acs I I rscc that
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    LATEST PICTURES
    108 6 U.S. llisr Force Gives And Takes Wounded A:n:lcjn sold.erb b evacuated from Korea, on the first plane, when had landed somewhere in the front—A.P. Photo. -A.P. Photo, i 3 i ady to take off for Karc-.-A.P. Pho'o A.P. Pho'.o i > ca;* Ktlaiĕtt cĕyjuriti, ihe damage BiSf?>d by
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    THE KOREAN WAR
    152 7 Civilians Take The First Blow rbr* r ivw i 1 v 'v in ':'-»aa I s. author: ar »v-:~ 4 »v t K »ni. his mo tcfs Wise .1 v the I ViSUMf* Sbs:-u tfc* <: reiu A.P. Photo bv t years o. Ai pg—ear s rom
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    CYPRUS WANTS INDEPENDENCE FROM BRITAIN
    454 8 A.P LONDON. BRITAIN faces the prospect of defending before the world her continued claim to one >t her smallest —but most strategic—co'onial possessions. Ht r accuser, is Cyprus, tiny ifland colony in the Eastern Mediterranean. Cyprus stands like a .sentinel ht the of the Suez
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    SLEEP IN COMFORT —IN CHURCH
    87 8 Reuter—A. A.P MELBOURNE. Cat naps in comfort will soon be possible at Wesley Church, Mely trne. Seats are to be cushioned wi.h '.icues of nonsi ip sponge rubber. Kuboer r.n footrcsts will help the church's hold on its followeis. Chief cleric Dr. living Benson, who
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    American Movies Are Popular In Western Germany
    521 8 A P. FRANKFURT Mickey Mou.-e and Bing Ciosby are "wowing*' Geiman movie audiences. And She at em-up wild west pictures a:e snowing to packed houses frojn Bremen 10 Munich. Getting American films into GeiTnan movie houses is easy. Public opioio!i poiis snow that
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    Hybrid
    77 8 Mr. 9, N. K. Moneri?*!, j (left, b;K'kKToun<l), t> id-1 •rot the Malayan sprat I record discusses Lis lijbrM ran r, "Kud;n»ay," which won him th» hullmile, Mr'a van star: --print record, with Mr. I\ C P«pe. 1 The ear is heinn prepared lor the speed rriahj a. ExNTf
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    The Father Of The Axe
    133 8 A.P. KWAPTOUM The meat cleaver may be father to the axe. That is the theory of armaeologists here, Mr A.J. Arkell told a Sudan radio audience. Excavations also indicate a possibility that the axt was invented in the Sudan, he added. Arke 1 explained that
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    Truman Signs On The Dotted Line
    89 9 tan inning a new act, I hat a"ow?» I00»74l (»i-tI tVMVt »«i«> in (1, ski the White House, Washington, I>.< Looking mi (left t>> l 1 raneis E. Walter of Pennsylvania; Bepi es m aa\e Emanue» hairman ot the House of Repre- >n*al \e>
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    MOST COMMON COMPLAINT IN RED CHINA IS POVERTY
    147 9 U.P HONGKONG. THE Chinese people appear to have reached the lowest depths of poverty under Communist rule. Chinese arrivals from the mainland agree that "Cniung or poverty is now the ttu st common complaint ;<mong the people. It has become the most
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    IT'S LOVE
    53 9 Reuter AAP. SYDNEY;. Wearied by the confusion in her milk iftfi.eties a Kings Cross woman iskcd why sometimes the money would be taken and no >o:tle left; why sometimes would get the bott'e and the mone\ fhe v unan hung his hi ad nd said: "Yeah In in
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    U.S. 'Beachcombers' Embarrass Filipino Social Workers
    148 9 U.P rlvi ns vld JCO" and ii I Aarr.ed Here I fit hundred"' and that th- re might be more than 1 000 Social workers figure that it would cost a minimum of 52.50 a day for an American to have the necessiti°s of
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    FLEA CAUSES TRAFFIC JAM
    65 9 ADELAIDE An insignificant flea caused a traffic j. m in Adelaide when a small dog iumped off a motor to ten his ear. Five etati and a taxi were iii Led in a traffic jam ioe drive* swerved to void the dog. The taxi unci on
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    Gave Life To Save 50 From Gas
    110 9 Reuter. WALLASEY, Ch sh •voday.—- Abdul Ilahi... a Bd-year-old Pakistani. I gave his lit<* to s-av<* k j gang ot nipn working in trie 1C,6H0-ton British ship Chesh rt when pot- somnrs cyanide ga spread into her engine room, it was state at
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    COLONY'S TRIPLE CHAMP
    60 10 ONG Che:" Bee in action ayain* h. Kami* the vt tt ran Malay tennis player, irnom he -net on Monday in the finuh ot the Singapore championships. He uaa tak> n to three m t» by H. Kami*. Chew Bee is now Singapore's men's sinylts, men's doubles
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    VARSITIES DRAW
    33 10 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The Inter-varsity cricket match rrded at Lords today in a draw. The final scores being Cambridge 200 and 193 for seven declared, Oxford 169 121 for five. Reutei.
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    BILLY THOMPSON KEEPS TITLE
    134 10 Reuter. HANLEY, Staffordshire, Today. Ex-miner Billy Thompson retained his British lightweight championship when he defeated Tommy McGovern of London on points over 15 rouncs hertoni Thompson fought a great strategic battle in fact one of the best of his career, to make the Lonsdale belt his
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    INDIES DRAW
    58 10 NORTHAMPTON, Tues.— Despite rain during the lunch interval today which made the pitch awkward for a while, Northampton easily force a draw with the West Indies touring team here. The County batted splendidly when forced to follow on 179 runs behind ana wrien the game ended they were
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    Cheerful Lads Score 3-0 Victory
    168 10 Singapore District Si -m's tr ed hard yesterday to tiurc off a 3 0 defeat ai the hnada <>f Cheerful Lad?, but railed in their Junior f rafiir F.l. fbtture at »'hang >ang Stadium. Both teams had an I beatca record in the Junior League,
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    242 10 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Cjuuty tr kct results: At Itirminjcham. Warwi kshire beat Middlesex by ten wickets. M:ddl«-.sex 2»K) and 167 t Sharp not out 65. Pritehard. right arm fast. 4 for 48). Warw ckshire "41 and 27 far no wicket. At L.l*n<»llv, Glamor ;:m vs. Gloucestershire match drawn.
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    NEW HURDLE RECORD
    72 10 AP. HELSINKI. Tues. Dick Attlesey. of Southern California, bettered a world high hurdle record for the third time this year in an international track meet Monday night. He hopped over the 110--meter high hurdles in 13.5 seconds. 2/10 faster than the mark held by Fred Wolcott of
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    untitled Sagby on untitled ihr.-e-yuarter pae? i: bis -vorXJUt JtStcrd* He looks tip-top but caa he beat Persian Lord, Bloom, Uninsured and »2a a Hari on Saturday.
    91 10 untitled Sagby on untitled ihr.-e-yuarter pae? i: bis -vorXJUt JtStcrd* He looks tip-top but caa he beat Persian Lord, Bloom, Uninsured and 2 a a Hari on Saturday. The Commissioner-General's horse. Billy Carol seen with Lansdown astride. Th s William of Valence S*hlia| has been restricted to pace work in
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    'A QUIET MORN' AT BUKIT TIMAH
    431 11  -  By ALBERT SPENCER THJM.S v.-cri* quiet at Bukit limah this morninr;—a striking contrast to vest* rday morning s activity. Xhe licavy downpour in the earlv Hours did not affect the going as rain clouds kept clear of the course. All workouts were restricted to
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    S.R.A's Latest Classification
    149 11 E raits Racing Association's latest ClassiIssued yesterday is as follows: NEW C LASSIFICATIONS Class 2 LE FRONT (late Captain Becher». eh. nz. g. by s ng Fleche d Or. E II Mate Royal Fox>. b or br a g by Sir f a v :h< velure. bog
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    HELEN HENG WILL DEFEND TITLE
    259 11  -  By SHUTTLE APORE will be represented by ten olayers I ilayan Badminton Championships held in Ipoh during the August IKVS SINGLES: Wong On-- Poh Lim. w Hock Lens and S. iEN'S DOUBLES: m Poh Lim and Ismail WOMEN'S H ES: H len Heng 'Malayan Champion
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    WEMBLEY B.P. WIN FIVE-TWO
    18 11 I Ii 1= Sir, "y 1 "J." V. L; >f:»ii t'iivee 1"» 5. I
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    Ooi To Lead Penang Team
    74 11 I Hps to ',h H-jck Soon will appear in th Men's doubles. The other entries for the Men's doubles are: Ho Boon Ghoo and Khoo Eng Tong. Tan Kin Hong and Lee Hoo Chyv. Miss Queenie Cheah Kooi See. 1949's runner-up. Miss Lam Kit Lin
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    'GOLD DRAGONS' SCRAPE THRU
    293 11 Go den Drag* Q Badminton Party beat Black White Badndßton Party 5-4 <?»_ Sunday 'V, Government Trade flcnooi ri;-. Singauoie. Basalts: (Golden uragon p lay era mentioned 'v- t >: Leong Choo See beat Wong Ah Kow 11 13. rib. 1" Chee Tuck Kong bear Lee
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    ONG RETAINS T.-T. TITLE
    495 11 ONG Mah Soh is still Singapore's veteran Table Tennis champion. Last night he beal Mathew Basi 3—9 at the Great World. Ong did not drop a single match throughout the tournament. A Mallique, with three victories to his credit, was the runner-up. Cho Ying Yik and
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    SCFA Team Beat I.R.C. Two-Nil
    203 11 A Singapore Chinese Foctball Association eleven yesterday tnum.piied two-nil over Indian Recreation Club at St. George's Road (BODCAi ground. Chinese possessed ihe better ba anted team and monopolized play for a greater pan ol the Tsrd minutes after 'he k«k off Chinese invaded Indian tf
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    FREE NATIONS MUST MOBILIZE-HOOVER
    312 12 Only Hope For Peace 9 A.P EMPORIA, Kansas, Today.-Herbert Hoover said last night that a slowly unfolding mobiHzauon of free nations may hold the line against Soviet aggression and give the world a hope of Pe *Tne former president declared that Korean events show the "inevitable
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    Singapore Markets Today
    176 12 RUBBER STEADY THE rubber market opened steadier this morning and Bt noon was 3 cents higher :nan yesterday's closing. The -tarket opened with lot of •«nyers in evidence and Ist. osiness was done at 89 cents .»r August shipment. The market then eased ightlv with buyers at
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    Australia Backs U.S. Solidly
    54 12 U.P. COLOMBO. Today.—Australian Prime Minister. Rot *rt Menzies said yesterday thai all Australia backed tne decision to support United States troops fightIrq in Korea Menzies passed through C >lombo by air enroute to c talks in London and Washington. He said he will aiso discuss immigration,
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    NOTICE
    40 12 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Tues. The I; dtan Government has g.ven one "year's notice to end the Indo-Duteh Air T ransport Agreement of J jne 30, 1947, and suggested negotiations lor a iresh agreement, 1? was reliably learned herj today.—Reuter.
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    Huk Leader Caught After Gunfight
    118 12 A.P. MANILA, Today.—A running gunnght in the fashionaole Pasay suburb ot Manna resulted yesterday afternoon in critical wounds to a youthful Hukbalahap commander. Intelligence officers of the Manila Police Department identified the wounded man as Jose Fajardo, alias Commander Rodtlla, 20, and said he had
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    FREE MAIL
    47 12 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today.— A bill providing freed mailing privileges for members of the armed services in the Korean area was approved on Tues* day by the House Post Office Committee. Already passed by the senate, it require* house approval before going to President Truman. —A.P.
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    Symington Discusses Mobilization
    87 12 WASHINTON, Today. The new boss of homefront war planning, W. Stuart Sym ington discussed war mobilization plans yesterday with Secretary of Labour Tobin and leaders of top Jauoui unions. John L. Lewis, President of the United Mine workers, decided at the last minute to attend. Instead he
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    Big Three Ship Arms To Middle East —Just In Case
    368 12 Big Three Ship Arms To Middle East Just In Case U.P. CAIRO—The Big Three agreement tc ship arms to the Middle East is designed to prepare the forces of this area for a possible war against Russia while simultaneous y preventing them from clashing with each other, according to well
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    Possessed Illegal Liquor: Fined
    94 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Today. WOON Kit, a 46-year old woman, was fined Tl $1,200 in default four months simple imprisonment, vvhen sht* pleaded guilty to a charge of ilk-gal possession of 35£ gallons of intoxicating liquor at Harai Nagar Estate, at the 16£ mile Pontian Road, on
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    REDS CHARGED OUT OF THE FOG
    370 12  -  By TOM LAMBERT A.P. Correspondent A.P. With American Forces in Korea, Tuesday. TANK-LED North Korean infantrymen charg. ed out of an early morning fog yesterday against American forces and drove at least ont unit out of its entrenched positions. The Red thrust followed an
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    Mail Notices
    44 12 MAILS for Thailand close at G p.m. tndaj tke g.p.o. ng t. Mails for South and Eas; dia and Pakistan tomorrow. Mails for the M*** elos everyday at d« Mails are expect d Western Australia ™> and from Easu-rn tomorrow at the or**
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      56 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE Published simultaneously «j Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh ana Penang. BY THB peons FOR THE PEOPLE Tcfc Tnbunt" S port MLB THAN Am MALAYA Phone SSH/3 Nine Line EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 12, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, L £ala°alribune Office,
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      Pakistan Is First
      62 1 U.P WASHINGTON. Tues. PAKISTAN is reported to have made the first definite otler to back the acUon in Korea with ground troops. The Senate Armed Ser-s vices Committee was told during a closed door session today that Pakistan had offered toot soldiers to help the hardpressed Gl's.
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      173 1 FLASH U.P. American H.Q. ba Korea. Today Early reports today fWedaesdaj I indicated the North Korean invaders last mrht Mowed down almost to a halt. Results of Tuesday's air Wikes have not been retried here but it was suspected \meri«-in planes aittin had dealt a heavy Wow to Red tank
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      ALLIED GROUND TROOPS TO JOIN YANKS IN KOREA
      210 1 UNITED NATIONS ACCEPTS OFFERS Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. /JEN ERAL Omar Bradley. Chairman of the Chiefs of Staff, was quoted today as having said that American forces in Korea would be joined by ground troops from other members of the United Nations. Senator
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      Destroyed 2 Red Tanks By Himself
      98 1 With the American forces in South Korea. Wed.— TWO American tank crew--1 men told last night how their armoured vehicles were knocked out on Monday in battles with North Korean tanks. Two Communist tanks however, were destroyed by one American tank crewman. He jumped
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      CALL FOR 5,000
      42 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Tues. The Fourth Air Force today lamed a call fo r 5.000 air reservists, particularly technical specialists, to volunteer for active duty. Bases in eight Western states need 700 oaScem and the rest enlisted airmen. A.P.
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      AIR WING FOR KOREA
      48 1 A.P. Long Beach. California. Tues. Personnel and equipment of the First Marine Air Wing boarded Navy transport ships today, heading for the Korean conflict. The Wing is equipped with F4C Cor3air carriertype fighters. The planes will be shipped from San Diego, aboard a carrier.—A.P.
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      KOREA DISCUSSED
      28 1 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—Britain's service Chiefs and Minister* discussed the Korean situation at a meeting of the Cabinet Defence Committee called by Prime Minister Clement Attlee today.—Reuter.
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      KOREA FORCES TIN BUYING IN EUROPE
      202 1 U.P. LONDON, Today. Korea has made continental Europe to stockpile tin in a hurry, according to opinions expressed in metal circles. Since the Korean incident started 11 days ago the turnover of tin at the London Metal Exchange has reached 3,600 or more than
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      U.S. PoW Broadcasts For Reds?
      172 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Today. The first broadcast of a statement attributed to an American prisoner of war from the North Korean Communists Seoul radio, was reported yesterday by U.S. government monitors. The prisoner was idenUfied as Capt. Ambrose H. Nugent of the 52nd Artillery battalion 24th
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      Mao Has 200,000 Men On Korea Border
      140 1 HONGKONG, Tuesday.— The Chinese Peopleis Army has a strength of 2,500,000 men with a further 1.000.000 in the miUtary forces according to Chinese Nationalist intelligence reports quoted in the colony's Chinese nress m~ First Field Army under Gen. Peh Teh-huai is said to
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      18 Yanks Bound And Killed
      213 1 From An American Base Tn South Korea. Wednesday. FRONT-LINE reports indicate that 18 American soldiers have been bound and killed by their Communist North Korean captors. Allowances have been made for possible duplication In battle front cases reported. In each instance the type ot wound,
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      TIN JUMPED $8 YESTERDAY
      182 1 Tribune SVifT Reporter The tin boom is here now. The price jumped yesterday to the highest ever fetched by Malayan tin $328 per picul ex-smelter. The previous record was $325.62 on November 17 last year when the tin market was opened for the first time after
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      Yanks Still Fighting North Of Kum River
      798 1 Reuter-AAP. U.P. A.P. TOKIO, Wednesday. QEN. Mac Arthur's midnight communique said: "American forces in Korea are continuing their action to stabilise the situation by stopping the North Korean offensive, above the Kum River. "Elements of an American regimental combat team halted one enemy
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      FIRST MEETING
      21 1 LONDON. Tues.—The first meeting of the 12 North Atlantic Pact Deputies will take place on July 25. in London.
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      JAPAN CAN HELP
      41 1 A.P. TOKIO, Tues. Prime Minister Yoshida suggested today that Japan might be able to co-operate with the United Nations by assisting in transport of arms and troops to Korea. He made the suggestion at a news conference. —A.P.
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      70 AIR GROUPS
      30 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Tues. President Truman tod,iy signed a bill, authorizing a combat air force of 70 groups. Money has not yet been appropriated to finance it. A.P.
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      U.N. FLAGS
      33 1 A.P LAKE SUCCESS, Tues. Gen. Mac Arthur, Supreme Commander of United Nations Forces in Korea, has ordered 400 blue and white U.N. flags for his forces, the United Nations announced. AJ*v
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      MORE SHIPS FOR TROOP MOVES
      42 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Tues.There were reports in shipping circles today that about 15 more freighters would be taken out of surplus fleets on the West Coast shortly for movement of supplies ana troops to the Far East—A.**.
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      TENSION
      84 1 U.P. BELGRADE, Today. The Government, today, announced that spe/S il- permits will be "required for ail *r <- to the V v go s I v border areas, im followed repeated rumours of increased military activity along the frontiers of Yugoslavia's Cominfona neighbours: Bulgaria, Rumania and Hungary. The latest
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      Peace Hopes Brighter
      372 1 J r ace move in Kor ea Ami Da Vid Kell >- British Ambassador in Moscow today saw M. Gromyko DeTp U r y S V l e Forel n Minister, m Moscow and diswith him K rean SltUatlon The Foreign Office issued the following official statement:
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      27 YANKS KILLED
      95 1 Reuter AAP. TOKIO, Wednesday. TEN. Mac Arthurs HQ says that American casualties up to 8 a.m. on Monday were 27 killed in action. M wounded, and 245 missing, totalling 366. <L Enemy losses tabulated by G.H.Q. Intelligence as at noon yesterday were: Airplanes destroyed 24. probable 5,
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      TODAY'S SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      71 1 I OOK OUT for the special v late afternoon edition of The Malaya Tribune, which is out on sale EVERY DAY about 3.30 p.m. Th? edition now lias two regular features a daily short story, and a Superman comic strip, in addition to all tne latest news
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      FATHER (73) SENT CANDLES OF PEACE
      1039 2 MALACCA CASE MALACCA, Tuesday. OEVENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Tan Koh Poh father of Tan Kee Gak, told the Magistrate s Court today that to patch'up the row between Lim Kee Jin and his son he sent the former a pair of red candles. Aecordi)*'/ to ancient Chinese
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      EAST AND WEST
      80 2 AFTER he was senteneea to four months' iigorout» Imprisonment by the First District Augustm Stevens, an Indian yesteruay toid the court: "I want to app.y for European food trcause 1 am not accustomed to As'-afcio food." Mr H.E. Kington said this was a matter tor the prison
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      Power Board On UK Lines
      328 2 Mr. Thio Calls For: MR. Thio Chan Bee said yesterday that the time has now come for the Colony's Public Utility Services sTch as water and lighting to be organised on an island-wide basis. Mr. Thio will ask Government at the tive Council next week
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      I.R.C. DINNER
      36 2 Mr. A. Rahtan Khan ot the Indian Recre;;*ion Club, invite:, senior and junior BOOCCT players and officials of the I.R.C to dinner on Sunday, at his residence at No. 18 Tessensohn Road, at 7.30
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      14 TEACHERS PASS FINAL TEST
      94 2 The following teachers passed the final Examination of Johore Sultan Idris Training College. Tanjong Mallm: Grade II Certificates Abdullah b. A. Rahman. Abdul Samad b. Ahmad. Abu Bakar b. Mahat, MvI hammad b. Abdullah. Muhammad b. said. Sharif b. Lasim. Shukri b. Hj. Sulaiman. Saadun
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      DIDN'T SHOW LIST-CHARGE
      54 2 Tan Chiĕw Chuan. proprietor ol a sundry shop at No. 55G Beletax yesterday charged before the Second District Court (rtth failing, to display his snaar price "list. H claimed trial and said: -Th r< as b price list. t« «ros ulowcd bail Of surety, and the was
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      STOLE PLANKS —CHARGE
      38 2 Tan Tua Tail, a 36-year-oM Teochew cUlmed trial from the Bve-ioo* way ol Kxamat Lane on 11 He was granted, bail ol $100 in one surety »MW case was postponed to September 6 for hearing.
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      C-IN-C FOR FEDERATION
      29 2 1 fti Commander-iivChief. PlI East Lam: Forces, general Sir John Harding, left Singapore today for the Federation and will be a* ay for about on week.
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      BOOK REVIEW
      18 2 Dcnald Moore will announce this month's winning book review in Radio Malaya's Book Review competition today.
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      J.P. REVOKED
      18 2 Tho Governor has revoked the appointment as Justice of the Peace of Mr. Ronaid Thomas Coooer.
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      GAOL FOR WOMAN WHO KEPT BROTHEL
      187 2 A CANTONESE »voman. Tong Ah Heng found guilty of having allowed her Premises at Tembeling Road to be used as a brothel was yesterday sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the Fourth Police Court. Two other women. Yee Kheng Koon. and Fong Heng
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      Wife Had Child By Other Man
      189 2 A decree nisi, to be made absolute in six weeks, was granted in the High Court yesterday to Kao Kah Jen. j a bank clerk, who sued his wife Tay Song Ngor also known as Alice Tay. for a I divorce on th* ground
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      Don 't Reopen Toddy Shops, Says Union
      80 2 The South Johore Bahru Estates Staff Union opposing the reopening of estate toddy shops at present says that it will affect the good relations between the Indians and c'her nationalities on estates. The workers might get drunk and break the curfew. They may
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      Dr. VARDY'S NEW POST
      57 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— Dr. J. C. Grey. Deputy Principal Medical Officer, of Johore. will be leaving shortly for the United Kingdom on leave. He will be succeeded by Dr E. C. Vardy, formerly Medical Officer of Malacca. Dr. Vardy was Medical Superintendent and Physician at the
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      JOHORE PARTY
      47 2 The Local Indian Congress, r, hore Bahru will entertain LA. Thivy the Reprcsen- to the Government of India at a tea party on July 17 Members of the Local [nd in Congress and friends who wish to join the function shoulo contact the Hon. Secretary.
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      NEW CADET
      31 2 Yet Koon oeng has been given an honorary commlssion as a Cadet Officer with the rank (»1 Acting SubLieutenant in the Junior Technical School with effect from June 5.
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      Technical Services To Ask For More Pay
      219 2 IPOH, Monday. RELEGATES from various branches of the Union of Public Works Department Technical Services, Malaya, will meet in conference on July 22 and 23 in Kuala Lumpur. The Union may appoint a council of negotiations for securing a better salary scheme as
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      'SOURABAYA SUE' HOPES TO START PAPER
      318 3 AN echo of the Voice of Free Indonesia' resounded through the Terminal Building at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon when Miss Hint Tantri arrived f r i m Takarto by Cmi'is 8.0.A.C. Consfcilation. I She is here on a mission. 1 British-born American Miss Tantri
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      SHB Talks On Housing Allowance
      109 3 Ni ;otiaLions oa -aoasaag wance' will open today between the Singapore Harbour Board and its, Staff Association, cconprfcuns the clerical stai Mr. K. Davis, an official of the Board. sa 4 a y« si a; .iat the negotiations would >3 private and would las 1
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      MOVE TO CUT RED SUPPLY
      90 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.--All shops in the Town Board area known at the 9th mile village in the District of Ulu Langat, shall be closed c*. cept between 12 noon and 2 p.n. daily Thi a .iren has become a primary source of bandit supply, and
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      Gaol For Buyer Of Forged Document
      315 3 QNG Teck Hock, 39-year-old-salesman, was yesterday sentenced to sixteen months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. Tan Ah Tah in the Second District Court. Ong had been found guilty of having corruptly given Lieutenant P. A. Thomas, of the Royal Military Police $2,300 in cash and
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      New Rules On "I" Cards
      159 3 FEWER people will appear in the courts in future on identity card charges, because Police officers have been issued with new regulations on how prosecutions should be instituted. The new regulations lay it down clearly all people whose cards are defaced should not be prosecuted.
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      RAIDED SCHOOL BOYS MAY BE RELEASED
      84 3 -But Not Teachers pGHT students of the ™gn School, who were ma y s °on be the students have since tfmes. re eaSed at ***3 Branch ch,^° rris Special day -we f said yesterarrestort r tho teacner 40-year o.? May 13 nor th( ma
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      BOARDS MEET Mr. YOUNG
      90 3 THERE was another meet- ing yesterday between the managing boards of the two schools and the Education authorities. The meeting #as 'eid In connection with the notice served on the schools to show cause -vhv ihey should not be closed. The Acting Director of Education R.
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      Thivy Handles Seamen's Dispute
      154 3 THE fifteen Indian members of the crew who walked off the Greek ship. Persephone, in Singapore yesterday >n protest against alleged illtreatment and had food are still ashore in Singapore. They are now a.'•commodeted in ft ho-ise at 29, Lembu Roao The K*d|o Officer. Mr. N
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      TWO DRUNKS
      15 3 pmtddKL Toes. 'Two Wi Hot Loh ami drur- c and Wembley Park» yesterday.
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      13 BANDIT BODIES FOUND
      261 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. The bodies of 13 bandits were reported to have been located In the Kambau area of Johore yesterday. Acting on information, the Police searched the blukar one mile north of the Kambau Police Station and located two graves. On digging up the graves
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        633 3 NOTICES NOTICE In the Estate of EE ENG KIAT deceased, late of No. 59 Blair Road, Singapore All persons having any claims again t the estate of the abovenamed Ec Eng Kiat, deceased, are required to send particulars thereof to the undersigned Solicitors before the 30th September, 1950 after which
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        157 3 MADE SOWNTHEES THE BIGGEST LITTLF MEAL IN MALAYA SOLE AGCMTS /%a>4&YH4ce6 of the Flaky, butter-rich flavour of epcs and gold n wheat that's Luncheon j Assorted', most delicious of all unsweetened biscuits! For other times and oilier tastes buy *td&3 j 'Cocktail Assorted —tasty, teasing tit-bits in appetising varieties and
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      SPRING-CLEANING
      450 4 OPRING-CLEANING may seem a little out of seaS son but nevertheless that is Singapore's mood of the moment. There is an atmosphere of bustle; brooms arTbeing thrust into long neglected corn- \ttnttlre y hu g sy putting their house in order- so are the pharmacists. Government is casting eye
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      WE MUST ALL RESPECT HUMAN PERSONALITY
      1187 4  -  Says THE GOVERNOR, Sir Franklin Gitnson, In a speech opening "French Week" in Singapore lam glad to be present at an Exhibition organised by a Society whose chiei aim is the propagation of French culture abroad. In these days, efforts are being made whereby
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      WOLF WHISTLE COST HIM £10
      66 4 A.P. CAPETOWN. Tues.—William John Ross, 27. was fined £10 in Capetown for whistling and passing a remark at a non-white woman. Refusing a request for a nominal fine only, the magistrate said: "What would have happened hau a coloured man done this to a white
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      WHAT THE AMERICANS HAVE TO PUT UP WITH IN MOSCOW
      775 4 A.P SUPPOSE you were a second Secretary at the American Embassy in Moscow. You could tell your wife what was going on at the office only if you did one or two things 1 You could motion her into the
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      Strange As It Seems
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      THE SHORT CUT TO FAME AND FORTUNE
      591 4  -  by Hal Boyle A.P NEW YORK. DO you want to be remembered forever? You can. And you don t have to win fame by giving ***** C.000 to Gooffease College. Or by batting 61 home runs to a gj* swimming the B* o
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      Fatimah Had Her Hair Cut
      180 4 PRINCESS Fatimah of Persia who had broken a Muslim sacred law and had her hair cut to get her embroidered head-dress to nt. looked plump, gay me recently in the flowerdegcked'roomof the Persian Embassy. where the Aga Khan performed a Mtishm marriage ceremony. Sh. had
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        69 4 Singapore. <6@K> RECORD CHANGERS AND RADIOGRAM UNITS IT PAfS BETTER TO BUY THE BEST. From ail Radio Dealers or Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADiO CO. Penang, Kuala Lumpur, ATTENTION TO RA< f »t K> PRISMATIC B i;i(v>, /i;is>. villi STKOID, KU. (SPKt I U IBW IK I LEANING BIHOCVI AM)
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      PAY UP OR DIE SHOPMAN TOLD
      569 5 —Court Story Penang, Tues. THE story of how a sundry shopkeei>er, Ong Chye Choon received threatening letters between April 1 and 20 asking for $10,000 on penalty of death was described in the court of Mr. D. R. Home, Magistrate, yesterday. The anonymous letters
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      SEVEN WOMEN
      61 5 PENANG Tues.— Because they had nothing to do in the (lay-time they played "Pakau." So seven women Si Keag Chan. Khoo Sow Choo. Keow Ah Keow. Tan Ah Mooi, ('hong Ah Yau. Tan Beow Leak and Teoh Gaik Sim were lined $10 each by the Magistrate Mr D.
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      KNIFE ATTACK
      31 5 A man was arrested in an '•ating house near Chye Cheok Street at about 8 p.m. yesterday. It was alleged that in- attached another man with a neat chopper.
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      Ancient, Modern French Art On Show
      344 5 ANY lover of fine arts or excellent photography has A a treat in store at the British Council Hall where the Alliance-Francaise have put up an exhibition of posters and photographs. On entering the hall, just on the platform, there is a well selected
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      $5 A PUFF
      42 5 PENANG. Tues. For smoking when the court was in session Tan All Hock was fined $5 by the Magistrate Mr. D.R. Home. Tan 1« ted that he had never been to court before and did not know the rules
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      BOY TOLD: CRIME DOES NOT PAY
      176 5 PENANG. Tuesday. THE Sessions Court President Mr. M. R. F. Rogers to-day gaoled a Malay youth, Johari bin Itarnli to three years imprisonment. Johari iidmitted dishonestly retaining stolen property. "You have a deplorable record for a boy of your age and I shudder to
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      'DODGED DUTY' CAR SEIZED
      140 5 PENANG. Tuesday. A motor car used to evade Customs duty at Bagan Luar Road, Butterwortn on Feb. 12 this \ear was to-day ordered to be confiscated by the Sessions Court Judge Mi. M. R. F. Rogers. It was stated at a previous hearing by Chan Sam
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      Mr. TAN SEEKS JOBS FOR GRADS
      259 5 MR. C. C. TAN will ask Government at next week's m meeting of the Legislative Council for details of the number of posts on the Malayan Establishment in the various Government offices in Singapore Said Mr. Tan yesterday: "The object of th™™ questions is
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      2 ACCIDENTS
      60 5 PENANG. Tues. Two accidents occurred within four hours in Penang yesterday. The first one was when a motor-car and a cyclist collided at the Magazine Circle. The second one also between a motor car and a cyclist took place in Kinta Lane right la front of the Rex
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      APPEAL COURTS
      22 5 The Court of Appeal < Civil I and Criminal Appeal will sit 111 the Supreme Court Building. Singapore, on July 13.
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      FOGARTY BACK FROM TOUR
      67 5 A Mar,:u»i Sir Franci, i-osarty. A.0.C.. Far Fast returned to Singapore yestfrday at the end Federation tour. Lady Fosarty a rompanied him. me tommander-in-( hirf dur»n X his 11-day tour, in- I u ,pur and Butterworth and visited the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Squadron at Penang.
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      FOOD CONTROL IN TRENCCANU
      52 5 Kuala Lumpur, Tues. Night movement of food has been banned in the following areas of Trengganu. Mukims of Jerangau, Kumpal, Abang, Kuala Dungun. Sura. Pasir Raja, Jengai, Besul. Pasau. Kuala Paka, Ulu Paka. Kerteh, Kemasek. Kijal, Tebak, Bungi, Pasir Semut, Banggol, UluChakai. Binjai. Telok Kalong and
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      MAN CHARGED WITH EXTORTION
      63 5 Bail of $500 in two sureties was offered to 32-year-old, Goh Cheng Hong who claimed trial in the Fourth Police Court yesterday to a charge of having committed extortion by putting Chua Oot in fear of certain injury. He was also alleged to have dishonestly induced
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      BOX 5,000 IN TRENGGANU
      44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Theft i now a P.O. Box 5000 ar. Kuala Trengganu Members of the public In possession of any information are requested to write to P.O Box 5000, Kuala Trengganu No postage stamo is required for such tetters
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      RUBBER STEADY
      153 6 The rubber commodity niatkc. opened steady yesterday a. 1/1 cents dOOC COT Au Mist and Iftter eased to by one cent. The market firmed aKain and at IM close buyers were at 86 1 b Ai.et business passed at tins evel Ibere were more buyers in < V
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      LONDON SHARES
      58 6 LONDON. Tues. With less pessimistic view beins taken ot the mt'Tnational. situation, the London Stork BeehaAge today showed nnnness in many MCtion« British Oovamment stocks led upward movement in better Issues and closed srlta. anis ot half point. Dealers reported steady How of small investments business that found
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      Share Market Improves
      24 6 SINGAPORE Tue*. The local share market improved slightly in tins and industrials and some prices showed small sains on the day.
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      Share Quotations
      727 6 SINGAPORE, lulv 11. Buyers Sellers Ale prcl r,Ck 2.25 230 cd 2.22 i 2.:;<» oi Mla7 tea U£P g B 8.8. Petrol dlBM. Trustees 7.UU m Tin Smelt Ord/ M E. Utd. Assur. 38..a »70 Fed Dispensary 6.-5 0..a Fraser Neave ora.~. 1 on i ->r. Gammon ,vr
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      'DO NOT BUST RUBBER PRICE' USI WARNS US
      233 6 A. P. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. move by the USJto bring a n rubber £S£ SSfS. other crops and more statement expressing its concern. f*,na,l Thajeb taled information to Miow uai tl, price of nature *g>£* g not in fact increased a;; rapiuiy which
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      Along The Godowns
      57 6 Tyndareu* «44); fc A.. K b> iii); Katon K i4V t» w-i hint <38/»>; Burhnl <S<j>; Talvel tl/*»f itTOMta Prince »J«/i» j* Wall ;Fe7c*ew .1» 20 Jit. Walg| Kt-rlax- K>; lundu:. 2« \>ieu«. US/Ml j l<,nr^ h I V': SL Raton* (12): salawathi (11 >. >" rat
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      BANK'S NEW NAME
      42 6 R.i v 14 itif N'-denaa ts«-n f rom Ju > 1 ,i i„» decided to < hanse its power in Lndooesie lo the Lnwjg fetal.-* of Indonesia ol name w II not affect tne ui.m«MH "f the bank in any wa>.
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      India Allows More Cloth For Export
      114 6 CARDAR Jogindra Singh, Trade Coroner to S India in Singapore, announced Mast following representation norn tne an kets, the Government of Inf y e^ r se and medium et& a^ rt m t^ S Xctrre o Lrareas during the rest of this year. This
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      GOLD QUIET
      22 6 The gold market remained unchanged in SljWjg yesterday at $190 P»**g Wholesale for rirst quaniy rSTSSd The market was quiet.
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      Hongkong Gold Mart
      24 6 U.P on 0- 35* Kong M,.m>y »,<urk( H KS6 o:tf P*r U.S. dollar. gStlinVr pound HK5287.5 per tael (t KQ U.P.
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      TREASURY BILLS
      44 6 Tenders for Colony ot Singapore Government Tre asury BUI. were. accepted by the Financial becre tary to the extent of $3 SSe?s at the raU of .75 pefcVm per annum were allotted in «\Jj%2 bl11 Wt r e issued on July I».
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      JUTE QUOTA
      26 6 A.P. tjEW DELHI Tues.- The government has fixed a jute foci quota of 10.000 tons for Indonesia for the period May tc December. —A.P.
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      THE PRODUCE MARKET
      85 6 Popper markets in Singapore were steady yesterday with black pepper Lampong changing hands at toso per DiC*l loose a rise of $15. There were further buyers with Betters holding oft for business in white Sarawak pepper was done at $880 per^ P The copra market was rniiet
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      Tin Price Record
      67 6 SINGAFOKF,. •'"i v < I, on 'the nioul to BH P* r p,t '-ihe hiuhwt ever. LONDON July W. "segment price £631. tp if I* Turnover: 520 ton*. spot mm t p n*. s 1/4. Three months H 3 'nZ ■> Secernent price MM i-• «1 £13
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      HARRY DOESN'T WANT TO LOOSE FACE
      86 6 U.P. WASHINGTON. Today. president Truman urged Senile leaders yesterday to re «tcre the $16.900,000. reduction in the funds tor his •Point Four" programme to help the world's underdevelope'Sn told the legators «t a White House conference the cut would undermine the United States positionittj
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        323 6 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES A PROFITABLE eccountancy practice w,,h pood rotation .00 "he east coast. Owner retiring write Box AJBM. Tr.bune. Kra a L BUYER wishes to. intact wholesalers for costume Jewelry, 1. ajw accessories, artificial"ttow< *s ftj > wrapping papers, ribbons, f rtettng cards Japanese DOVeltJ SCOOS, hinawar.!. pottery. Vnn Box
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        387 6 Pains in Back. Nervous.Rheumatid wronr foods and drinks, worry. P/L 2nd fre.ic.ent colds often put ♦verworlc a.i.l neq> c tnd^Hddl! Trout"-- are the true and Acidity. Geti cause X «,,\warVs Leis Pains, Nights. BUTO»n«2**t* e swo«en An- feeling old bef ol *>™™™ U Cystax* ne N n v Ondertfietiwney-h: Icru
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        200 6 STARTLING PREDICTIONS m YOtB HOROSCOPE Voar Real Life Told Free. Wml m you Hke to know, what v indicate for you. whether the "liU be successful and happy IZ wl at la indicated for you h, low. marriage. frtnd\ JKiSfet lucky and unlucky periods. what Pitfall* "o avoid, what p
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      HELEN HENG WILL DEFEND TITLE
      242 7  -  By SHUTTLE ciTNGAPORE will be represented by ten players S m the Malayan Badminton Championships l h eh will be held in Ipoh during the August holidays. MEN'S ar siNGLES: Wong Pen g Soon. Ong Poh Lim, >M Hock Lens and b a ourai MEN'S
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      Ooi To Lead Penang Team
      127 7 PENANG, Tues.—Thomas Cupper Ooi Teik Hock has entered for the singles event in the Malayan Badminton Championships to be held in Ipoh during the August Bank Holiaays. Law Teik Hock and Chee Choon Keng have entered for the men's doubles. Entries for the singles events
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      INDIES DRAW
      59 7 NpRTHAIIPTON, Tues.— Despite rain dtH ing the luncli interval today which made the pitch awkward for a while, Northampton easily force a draw with the West Indies touring team here. The County batted splendidly when forced to follow on 179 runs behind ana wnen the game ended they
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      A QUIET MORN' AT BUKIT TIMAH
      408 7  -  By ALBERT SPENCER THl\riS v <"re ciuiet at Bukit tliis morniiif, a striKiii„ con ras to vesterdlv activity. The heavy downpour in the early hours did not affect the going, as; rain c-I»»*? cantos or" haif All workouts restricted to siow crots, strong canteib
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      Holloway Win Easily At Tanglin Club
      285 7 MOST grueling match if the evening, in the Tanglin Club tennis championships, was the tie between P. H. Bayley and E K. Hilbourne. The first set was won by Bayley rather easily, but Hilbourne came back strongly to an- nex the next at 4
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      KOK LEM RETAINS HIS TITLE
      78 7 penang. Tues. —Goon Kok Lem beat Robert Chia 0-3. "i-5 to become men's singles champion of Penang for the fourth yeai. He also became the triple champion for the fourth time, having won the triple crown in 1941, 1947 and 1948. Kok Lem played magnificientlv
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      NEW HURDLE RECORD
      76 7 A.P. HELSINKI, Tues. Dick Attlesey. of Southern California, bettered a world high hurdle record for the third time this year in an international track meet Monday ni He' hoped over the 110--meter high hurdles in 13.5 seconds: 2/10 faster than the mark held by'Fredl Wolcott of Rice
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      BLACK AND WHITE GIRL BASKETBALLERS DUE
      340 7 BLACK and White, champion girls' basketball team of Medan are arriving m Singapore today. They will be seen m action tomorrow and Friday night against a strong Singapore girls' combination. Th° Medan champions have just completed 8 successful tour oi the Federation. They beat
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      Rovers Should Thank Defence
      119 7 Rovers have to thank their-ha id work.ng defence. If t been for th«n, Bovc™ v have lost full point* l <> Ji« le ?SuS Navy at Ja an Eesar V The final tot* was ot < -a 1 was a SAFA Senior division league name. MM
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      Cheerful Lads Score 3-0 Victory
      164 7 .Singapore District Figna!s tred nard y. sterday w> rtave off a £-0 defeat at the hands of Ch< rtul Lads, ,jut failed in their Junior League b.I. fixture at Be) aag stadium. Both leases had an i nheatfn record in the Junior League, and ihf
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      SCFA Team Beat I.R.C. Two-Nil
      187 7 A Btagapore Chinese Ftatball H ~n el< yen yesterday triumphed two-nil over Indian Recreation Club at St. George's Road tBODCA) ground. «"lur.es>- possessed the better In anivd team and monopolised play tor a Peater pan of the rasse. Two minutes aft. r ihe k <
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      YMCA TENNIS RESULTS
      59 7 Bmu 11 of Issl evening's YMCA tJKS Se. Played on the *MCA Peek 8 Li Tea T& Km V o P. Len.aitre V *t X Tan Yenk •>-'• ..._7 r-4: beal Sesh i,; nird co. Robert Din MM rLa a- Handicap Singles; V Khoe 4-6. fr I
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      VARSITUS DRAW
      18 7 Reuter. being draw, mc r» |Oj for Cambridge 200 169 seven decLirtu. 122 foi five. -Keutei.
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        360 7 (Royal Packet Navigation Coy.) (Incorporated in the Netherlands) t Finlayson Green, Singapore. P.O. Box 72. Tel. 5975. Due Sails July 12 K'.tnmca" for p,. Radja, TomJahan and Rengat July Batoebahra" for Sampit July 15 ST ffSS» SSB "B*ud Surabala Hoeieleng. Mac. nw and Scrong Ju, y 1D tMT 3 -JS*"*
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        25 7 TROPHIES THAT GLORIFY ONES DEEDS OF SKILL VALOUR S. P. H. de SILVA 45, High St., Singapore. The Embankment, K. Lumpur. 43 Station Rd. Ipoh.
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        488 7 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD* I SINGAPORE fl Lloyds Agents In Singapore. fl Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways fl GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWERP ROTTES- I DAM, HAMBURG. GLENORCHY Duo July 14 GLENARTNEY Due FROM U.K. FOR BTRAITB, HONOKONO, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. BRECONSHIRE .duo Penang j u ly 13 CAKKIUKB
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      ON STRAFING MISSION
      49 8 Take off: An Australian Royal Air Force "Mustang" leaving for the first RAF strafing mission in South Korea. Tense fates were shown by Ihese Australian pilots at intelligence interrogation conducted after their return from ground strafing attack on North Korean installations.—A P. Photo. -A P. Photo.
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      'US STARTED WAR TO WARD OFF SLUMP'
      72 8 A.P. MOSCOW. Tues Trud. organ Ol trw Soviet traae unions, charged today the United States started the war in Kor->a to ward off a depression through war spending, and to try to frighten millions of "peace partisans." It said millions of Soviet citizens
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      KOREANS AIDED 'LOST' YANKS
      338 8 U.P. Advanced American Base in Korea, Tuesday. lIEUT Harold E. Dill, East Point, Maryland, led L four men to the safety of the American lines today after six days behind the North Korean lines. The men, who have been given up for lost, were rescued by
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      'REDS MASS ON HK BORDER'
      52 8 HONG KONG. TWB. Persistent Chinese reports said the Communists had massed a large army on the Hoiu Koni-cmna border, A 'clvck with the British Army headquarters here brought the reply that as far as the Army authorities can ascertain there were no unusual conditions "on
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      US To Try Red War Criminals
      151 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. Tues United States officials today promised »tf crimes trials for the Korean Communists who executed seven American prisoners. American authorities said they had plenty of legal power to prosecute the■ killers—if they can catch them. The outbreak of the atrocities in Korea
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      RUSSIANS TO HEAR WEST ON ATOM
      103 8 A.P. LONDON. Tues. Three Russian scientists have received visas to come to antatfl this week to hear topflight Western specialists tarn about development of atomic CnC nfe >- Russians, who it was understood would be led by A. Golubston. announced they will attend sessions
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      KALE APPROVED
      37 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tues President Truman was today reported to have approved the proposed sale of American Overseas Airlines to its trans Atlantic competitor Pan-American World Airways, making this the world's largest international airline even larger.—Reuter.
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      US. RACES MORE TROOPS TO KOREA
      262 8 GORDON TO CARRY 1,200 YANKS U.P. SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. THE tempo of the Korean war effort quickened 1 noticeably here today as the army suddenly commandeered space aboard an Orient-bound passenger liner for troops. In a sudden move the military Sea Transport Service took
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      U.K. Raises Defence Estimate
      70 8 U.P. LONDON Tues. Britain raised her 1951 defence estimate by £3.249.990 today •as a result >f developments in th*' sphere of international defence.'* Previously £780.820.000 has been earmarked for defence.'" War Minister Emanuel Shin well said the new estimate was necessary because of the obligations under
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      WORKERS MAY TAKE OVER MILL
      88 8 A.P. LUCKNOW. India. Tues.— Workers may take over administration of a cotton mill closed on the ground that production was uneconomic. Officials of the Indian National Trade Union Congress and of the Ramochandra cotton mills Jl an agreement which would give the workers .he responsibility
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      NEWS BRIEFS FOR KOREA?
      26 8 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. TueS.— The General W. H. Gordon sails today with 1.350 U.S. soldiers as replacements IB the Western Pacific. —A.P.
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      22 8 A.P. HONGKONG, Tues. liubonic plague has struck the South China province of Fukien according to Hongkong Government officials today.— A.P.
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      IT'S AGGRESSION
      36 8 U.P. CAIRO. Tues. Foreign Minister Sala el Din Bay said today that Egypt considers the Communist attack on South Korea as aggression despite her refusal to support the U.N. resolution for mililary intervention. —U.P.
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      31 8 A.P. NEW DELHI. Tues. An emergency session of the Parliament lasting a fortnight will be held on July 31 to discuss the Korean situation, a government spokesman said tonight.—A.P.
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      NEVER TOO LATE
      32 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Mr. C. Jeffries, aged 58, of Allostock, Cheshire, who was machinegunned at Gaza, Palestine, in the First World War, has just coughed up the bullet. —Reuter.
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      ENVOY TO INDIA
      22 8 A.P. CALCUTTA, Tues. Communist China's first representative to India. Shen Chien. arrived in Calcutta today from Hongkong by sea.—A.P.
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      STRIKE OVER
      17 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. London's unofficial strike of 5,500 food and transport workers is over. —Reuter.
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      REDS MINE URANIUM
      26 8 A.P. Brunswick. Germany. Tues. The Russians are preparing to open a new uranium mine near Halberstadt. 23 fleeing East German miners reported today.—A.P.
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      FRENCH PREMIER
      28 8 Reuter PARIS. Tues. M. Rene Pleven, 49-year-old Defence Minister in the last two French Governments, was elected Prime Minister by the French National Assembly today. Reuter.
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      RELEASED
      37 8 Reuter. RANGOON, Tues. The Burmese Supreme Court today ordered the release of Mr. Everest C. Moment, a Burmaborn British subject who had bom detained since January 1949 on charges of collaborating with the Karen insurgents. —Reuter.
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      TWO DEAD
      44 8 Reuter AAP. TOKIO. Tues. Two American war correspondents. Ray Richards of Hearst Newspapers, and Corporal Ernie IVeler of the Army newspaper Stars and Stripes, have been listed as killed in Korea. Gen. Mac Arthur s Headquarters here was informed today. Reuter AAP.
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      Soviets Tell UN—'MacA's Job Illegal'
      340 8 Reuter. MOSCOW, Tuesday.-Soviet Russia in a mhlp to the United Nations announced here lodly condemned the appointment of Gen. DougS£i MacArtmir as Uniuea Nations Commander in General Trygve Lie. ienewed Soviet denunciation of the United Nations in general and the United States in particular for
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      'RICE FOR JAPAN' WENT TO REDS
      200 8 Reuter. BANGKOK, Tuesday.—Thailand police have be?un investigating an operation whereby a syndicate of merchants have surreptitiously exported at least 60,000 tons of Thai rice to Communist, China in the past five months. The police action follows a Thai Government discovery that insufficient surplus stocks-
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      EXPORT BAN
      22 8 U.P. NEW DELHI. Tues. The Indian government today banned the export of uranium, the key ingredient of the atomic bomb.—U.P.
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      316 8 GENERAL V.M.C.A.: CtNnMnod StajTfi meetinir at 9.n0 am. Sinjfapore Chess Club 5.00 !> i". I Classes at 5.3<» p.tu. Malay clan at 5.3« p.m. Shorthand raj a< 530 p.m. Art Club Ufe rlafJl 6.00 p.m. CHINESE V.M.I A.: Join! meet ni; at 9.00 a.m. Badm.n'" at 530
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