Malaya Tribune, 22 July 1950

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    24 1 Malaya Tribune ■fjl'*a TODATS NEWS TODAY MM/nk A Ma EXTRA all A lltal BHRHafIHaSaMaMRMHaV SfELVE fAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    YONGDOK RECAPTURED: GI.s IN ACTION ALONG 115-MILE FRONT
    756 1 U.P. TOKIO Today. iRTHIR ANNOUNCED TODAY IN A OMMI NIQII THVT V\ OF YOXGDOK ON THE SOI TH KOREAN COAST HAS BEEN RF< iPTURED FROM THE COMMUNISTS. kesman said that elements ot the 25th American Division n Army participated in the attack
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    FLASH
    26 1 400 REDS KILLED At least 400 Sixth Koreans were killed by 38 rounds from a cruiser tiring; at a radio station just north of Yoneiafc.
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    Wounded Fly To The U.S.
    21 1 Reuter. TttlW L v n:tt States by air l. aboard a d torried 91 pay. < re
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    JAP TREATY
    20 1 JJSHIXGTON. Saturday. Mat. d< partment offi- UDHd active Puns for a Japanese t-but withwhether ior a treaty soon.—
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    4 EXECUTED
    17 1 A.P. JJJ El s irday—Pour CI of prowere W NaThey '"ni r police towns instrtft>
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    RED CROSS FOR KOREA
    28 1 U.P. STOCKHOLM. Sat. Doctors and nurses are queuing at the Swedish Red Cross to become members of the Swedish Field Hospital to Korea. —U.P.
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    N. Koreans Admit Russian Help
    56 1 U.P Hk i t>r> WASHINGTON, Saturday, from UKEA now admits it is getting help "The Soviet Union, our liberating us consistent assistance", a rrom the Communist-controlled Radio nl sports. is our assist. Russia was offering. The U.S. Defence Department has already confirmed that Soviet military
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    1st Cavalry Div. Awaits Strike Order
    341 1 (From J. Bennyhoflf, UP Staff Correspondent.) With First Cavalry Somewhere in Korea, Sat. JHE famed First Cavalry Division —battle wise and battle-ready—is waiting to provide the long awaited punch, which the American forces hope will halt the advancing North Korean Reds and send them
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    RUBBER HITS ONE DOLLAR
    116 1 The price of ruooer touched $1 a pound today the highest ever reached in the present boom, the biggest in 25 years. The market opened steady with very good buying in evidence. New York manufacturers have shown keen demand in the last two days. Today's Singapore
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    FALSE RUMOURS
    47 1 Reuter. HONGKONG, Today.—The Mar ne Department of the Hongkong Government in iu> quarterly report says that mere is Jittu- substance lv rumours of a large landing craft l>eing huilft Id the Colony for the Central People's Government, far use in the proposed invasion of Taiwan.—Reuter.
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    ARGENTINA HALTS MEAT TO BRITAIN
    184 2 A.P. BUENOS AIRES, Today. ARGENTINA yesterday halted meat shipments A to Britain as a result of the prolonged price dispute. For the past ten months negotiations have been unable to agree on the price Britain should pay for meat after July 1 next. Unexpectedly at
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    Under Their Very Noses
    106 2 U.P. TOKIO Saturday. \MERICAN engineers blew up a bridge and railroad tracks under the very no> s of the North Koreans as ihe 21st Regiment fought a savage delaying action today against Red armoured columns seeking to smash through to Vonudong. :>0 miles southeast of Taejon.
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    Great Nations On The Road To War
    203 2 A.P. LONDON, Today. THE magazine, Public Opinion, said yesterday 1 the great nations are very near the "point of no return*' on the road 10 world war three. It expressed the fear that Stalin, deceived by his own spies and propaganda, "may easily
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    MENZIES WILL DECIDE
    34 2 U.P. SYDNEY. Fri. Acting Prime Minister A. W. Fadden lid today that any decision on increasing the Australian forces in Korea would be made by Prime Minister R. C. Menzies. U.P
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    U.K. May Ban War Goods To China
    210 2 U.P. HONGKONG, Today DRITAIN is considering placing an embarg, D the shipments to Communist Chinj materials which conceivably could be used for war purposes, authoritative sources sai< day. The sources said that the entire question of strategic exports to China is being reexamined
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    ABDICATE IN 1952?
    30 2 A.P. CHICAGO. Fri.—The Chicago Tribune said today that King Haakon of Norway is preparing to abdicate in 1952 in favour of his only son. Crown Prince Olav.—A.P.
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    Red Youth Leader Refused Passport
    82 2 A.P. MELBOURNE. Today Immigration Minister Harold Holt ha passport to Wad i Stai Cunningham, secretai the Sydney branch of u> Eureka Youth L> permit him to g< ci ma for the coi,: i World Fecit ra mocratic Youth Holt said tl had allowed munista tp
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    16 Local Bodies In Sarawak
    117 2 ELEVEN new U rities were constituted in Sarawak durl bringing the total nun of authority > to 16. Local govt i tiated in 1927 nual report tor 1949 The major.:- Authori;. on a racial basis, but tl are signs of co opi rat; between the
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    ITALY BACKS U.S.
    21 2 Reuter. #ter. ROME, Fri 1 Cabinet toda\ 'J support for th< mctioa t*»"l by the UJB In X
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    Marshall Aid A Success In Austria
    209 2 Reuter. VIENNA. The Marshall Plan has been a gn at success in Austria so xar and there are definite indications of its final success. Successes of the first two years of its working aie shown by figures issued by the Statistical Bureau oi the
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1749 4 Fil M \i>AM iiOVARY." Cii Bma: CATHAY. Stars: JENNIFER JONES \AN HEFLIN JAMES' MAS O N. LOllS JOURDAN. CONSCIOUS that the c.ntma-going.public may not navi sard of Flaubert's •Madam Bo vary" and that ♦Jit. Johnson Office anyway would not permit a faithful interpretation of the novel. X)ireetor
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    THE HEIRESS
    1336 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY ROSEMARY ARCKDALE ■OIDE pick, i up the telet 1 hC t r been V lo n n good to get out, n a \'M don't like the ■•11 light," agreed Eloide 111 meet you M i] i hn sell as j., mit m her
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    MORRIS HAS FOUND HIS PARADISE
    534 6 HE LIVES ON A TWO-ACRE ISLAND WITH 150 OTHER RESIDENTS—AND ONLY ONE IS HUMAN A.P. NEW YORK M jrris Silver man used to live on New York's Manhattan [stead with 2,000,000 other people until it became too crowded for him. Now he lives on a
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    ITALY TO EXPAND HER ARMY
    123 6 Reuter. ROME, Today.—ltaly is to expand her army from 170,000 to 250,000 men. the limit imposed by the Peace Treaty, with the Allies. This number would include Canabinieri (Armed Police) as well as troops. This was officially announced today Today's decision is expected to enable
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    The Five Questions The Western Allies Have To Answer
    493 6 A.P. NEW YORK THE Western allies have five major preoccupations at the moment In addition to tho »<'t'»al fbrhting in Korea. Will the Chinese Communist forces go ahead with their nlans for the invasion of Formosa? Will they send reinforcements to
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    2 MORE YEARS BEFORE THEY ARE EJECTED
    86 6 U.P. HONGKONG.—F orclgn missionaries BtCI operating in Communist China believe they might have two more years of grace l»cfore being forced to leave the country Mission sources here, who are in regular contact with their colleagues living in China, said the latest Communist
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    U.K. EXPORTS SLUMP AGAIN
    59 6 A.P. LONDON. Fri. Britain's exports slumped in June, while imoorts hit a record high.. Earnings of vital dollars fell off sharp!y. The treasury said yesterday sales abroad totalled .£175.000 000. a lecrta** of £6.700.000 compared with May. Meanwnde. imports reached £235.600.0v0. up almost £10,000.000 cmpared with
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    PEACE-TISI
    8 6 A view of a section of SeoM
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    PUS SUPP IN
    5 6 Photograph snows
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    EOUL
    13 7 ■So,:* Korea. In the centre background is the Nat ional Capitol Building.
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    THE MAJOR U.S. BASE
    24 7 largest port city of the Republic of Korea and the major .supply a ise P**" Forces now fighting in Korea.
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    THE STREETS OF VICTORIA ARE PAVED WITH GOLD
    82 7 #Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE, Streets ;.t* really paved with gold io one Victorian country art a. Thousands of tons of gravel used for road construction in Creswick were taken from gold-slicing dumps. Workmen recently smelu-O" a bar weighing 13 oz. 10 cwt 7
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      661 7 of wxcerpt.s t- > the iiyfriw 'In. TAmV i.. .a ..m«1 I Traviatn"; 451 A Wfl Malayan flairs by Alex Josoy* 8.00 Spot the Favourite*; 8.3* D( m vLvinii/inir Play; 9:10 Tim* Signal A Newsj BLI L NfcIWORK JMS Sonr. Rectal:—<oprauo RMu KNt.MsH PRO .H\>j UK I Sayao; 10.0« Le+th
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    WORRELL (alone) PASSES MCC's 223
    367 10 NOTTINGHAM, Fri. CRANK Worrell and r Everton Weekes today shattered record after record on the second day of the third Test match here as r hey brought the West Indies total to 479 for "hree in reply to Engaand's first innings of 223. During the
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    MALAYAN RECORD EQUALLED
    174 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.>ne Malayan record was equalled nd three State records broken lodav. the ooeninu day of the I wo-da> SttangOf Amate\ir Ath-i-tie Association's Eleventh An ual championships held on the adant;. Mis> rfeeta Rajaratnam of th*» Pudu English Girls' School equaled the Malayan record for 100
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    Chye Koon Is Champion Again
    404 10 f'HEONG Chye Koon became champion athlete of his schoo Presbyterian Boys' Schol—yesterday, for the second year. The sports were held at Teluk Kurau. Anderson House, who won lour troph es in a row. annexed the later-House < u :i, ngt Shield. No records wen- hraku
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    REFEREE STOPS A TIRED KAN
    374 10 ABOUT MOO boxing rans MN treated to some good fights last night at the EJ n World Stadium. The boys put up good perfor nmnces. Koing for each others all the t me. wan c >• letting i ■,>. Biggest Upee: of the evenlm; was
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    Penang Trounce Pahang
    66 10 MALAYA CUP PENANC. Fri p. played fine V?V° trOUno 1 r Malaya Cup goals to on- Green. Here of the i•h v. Hock Si in- w v sible for five goals. Penang opened scoring a the six' h minui Hock i pass frora Poh ft ox. Lam
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    RAOC WIN BY ODD GCAL
    66 10 and Philips t! i RASC in a An. andra pesterd. i Starting off -ivrtj through O'Brian. Playing dci.-i wort- rew.n <i< r On the resiimpt><■■■ 1.A.v held at bay. H fence could not slop -'in eMtg ratced RACK' |..r\... i on<-eded atiotli- r 10th minute.
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    BODCA WINS TWO-NIL
    62 10 8.0.D C.A. BraCoerfaood A they met in an LMffiM BOccei Geor-rc's frrouml. A though, If! put up a v< plljmn witho il II w.i llrsi half. goal f»l the 2">ih minuii session, when Zani <t iv nu r from X One minute allll nn -rurhi Tal I)
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    MISS CHOW SETS NEW RECORD
    51 10 SEREMBA one Stat, ereri today a« of the I ni pionship M< SembUan AAA held <>•' N.S. Club Pa I m This vas Mi,s Cho« -lo ken thirl >n secend heat ol tne 100 yards. The previ" M lecond» In the m the standing c
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    House – Breakings Down; But Police Warn: 'Bolt Doors'
    246 11 House Breakings Down; But Police Warn: 'Bolt Doors' in Singapore are finding it D slip into houses and get away with imber of arrests have been made, irl Cases of house-breaking d considerably." Police spokesman yesterday, the against house-breakers is in the e-owners. If they will only be bolt their
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    Foreign Oil Confiscated
    58 11 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Saturday. PEKING Radio reports that the Shanghai Military Control Commission ordered four foreign oil companies on July 17 to surrender their stocks of petroleum products, formerly controlled by the Economic Co-cperation Administration to the Commun ist Government for emergency relief. The four companies are the
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    NEHRU SEEKS ADVICE
    28 11 U.P. NEW DELHI. *Ti.—Pandit Nehru called on a special Cabinet ccmmittee today to advise him on his negotiations with Liaquat Ali Khan over Kashmir. —U.P.
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    SPECIALIST DIES
    14 11 A.P. LONDON, Fri.—Sir Herbert Barker, noted specialist in manipulative surgery, died tonight.—A.P.
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    SIGNALS BEAT I.R.C
    31 11 I »1 .htaUe Junior Al at Ge;.lang tl score stood J "for GH Q. Royal and one lor the Recreation Club. conRoyal SigroduceJ superior i at tvonfl at
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    INDIA DECLINES
    25 11 TEHERAN. Fri. -India has declined the Persian Government's invitation to attend an economic conference of Moslem countries to be held here next October.
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    COURT TOLD OF RAID ON BROTHEL
    166 11 HE ir M 1 v icoo of sub-branch <W llu Fo «rth police l how noUee brothil in Z id or. June 2. i" f -'''i *t i giving '!l the trial of a L«u Eng n Ho Chin vi< r ing charged rihr
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    Malayan Hop, Step And Jump Record Shattered In Johore
    962 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. AUTSTANDING athlete was Chua Seng Kooi of Johore Bahru today who broke the Malayan record for the Hop, Step and Jump event with a leap of 45 ft. 9i" at the second championship meeting of the Johore AAA
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    Leopold Wins
    57 11 GENEV.V Today. KING Leopolo' 111 was formally notified tonight that he had won his relentless five-year battle against an exile and wt«s free to remount the Belgian throne. The austere 4C-year-uld monarch already haa packed his bags and it was expected that early today he would fly back
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    Today's Singapore Weddings Pavillard —Tempieton
    109 12 Dr. and Mr.s. Stanley S. Pa viElard were married today at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd, Bras Basah Road. The bride, formerly Mis.*> Irene Mavis Tempieton of Sydney, Australia, was given away by Mr. J. Payne. Australian Trade Commissioner Mrs. Frank Little acted M
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    Dr. Chong —Dr. Wong
    68 12 THE wedding to.ok place at the Singapore registery office today, oetween L»i. Elaine Chong and Dr. Wong Poh Lam. The bride, daughter of pi, and Mrs. Chong Tak Nam of Ipoh, was attended by Mrs. Rita E Han and Miss Diana Lim as Matron of Honour
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    RUBBER BOOMS
    112 12 TODAY'S MARKETS The rubber commodity Market jumped to one dollar st cr.e time this morning and closed 99J--three rents higher than yesterday's clo«iny. The market showed strength even at these peak, levels with New York manufacturer* shewing keen interest. Today's closing prices in cents per pound were No.
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    TIN RISES
    19 12 The pr'ce of tin reached $351 per pioul ex-smelter W da: —a iise ot on the picol.
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    MOTHBALL FLEET FOR KOREA
    79 12 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today.— The Maritime Commission reached into the mothball fleet on Friday for 32 ships including a dozen troops transport with combined capacity of 35,000 servicemen. Including those covered by Friday's action the Government now has assigned 64 merchant ships to military uuiy since the
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    REVOLT CALL IN EAST BERLIN
    173 12 A.P. BERLIN. Saturday. WHILE the Kremlin's Cominfonn emissary applauded. East Germ my's Communist Chancellor Urged the people ot Allied occupied West Germany last night to open resistance against the policies of the Western occupying powers. The call to revolt was made by Otto Grotewohl in
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    BULLION MART
    31 12 U.P. LONDON. Fri—The bullion market was doing active business in reiined silver. June trade returns show imports well up at 972,000 fine ounces and exports a«B 000*9061 £\jnt\m\s ounces.—UP.
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    TODAY'S RACE RESULTS
    337 12 RACK ONI Horses <LMhv_,^ 711-341 GOl 153-121 Happy Iraveller 75- 94 Prino Eußene V (4) 1 ut 89- B.) Keel <12) E. Donnelh i l7f-2#4 0m i (14) SV< 499-41'! Hector 8 hi (C) Poshnl I 161-134 Everest 7.10 (9) Ayres 337- 243 Texa> IM (13) McFhertM
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    STOP PRESS
    183 12 RETREAT IN WEST A Mac Arthur communique, burned today at 2.10 p.m. said the American* made further withdrawals southeast of Taejon. The communique sa>». During the past 24 hours American and South Korean frno'"< In the Western Sector effected a pbuined withdrawal to better lines of natural de
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      64 1 Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Spore f'l I LARGER SALES that; ANY AHERNOOM PAPER [N MALAYA Phone 5111/3 Nine {Jnm Pubkshed simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON BKPRMBMNTATTVM E. Maurice Glover,
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      25TH DIVISION IN ACTION
      405 1 YANKS RETAKE YECHON REDS CLAW INTO 24th DIV, DEFENCES THE 25th American Division which landed in South Korea early this week has gone into action on the central front. At the same time front line dispatches report that American Negroes have recaptured Yechon, 60 miles north-east
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      TODAY'S SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      85 1 TjDAV'S k:.tr afternoon the Malaya Tnoun»- will contain the results ol the first lew races n* "I 1 Buklt Ttmah, and special pictures from the racecoarte. Also all the latest news »ri»m Korea, in Singapore 'and Malay; and other parts ol the world and the we V
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      Reds Short Of Tanks?
      72 1 A.P. WILLI AM MOORE. A.P. leH port'".- on the Korean front, cubits that late on Keds had failed t xpecfced at- ng new U.S. In the hiils four ii as! of Taejon. Presumably, they "are without tanks ::ow" and are awaiting new i-.rmour. It will take
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      Return From Taejon
      94 1 Reuter-AAP. SOUTH KOREA, Sat. HUNDREDS of American troops escaped from the holocaust at Taejon. Late last night they were still straggling back In groups of from ten some afoot, others in vWiU. clei and vere being grouped. f> Many of them returned through withering sniper tire from
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      UNESCO IS BROKE
      30 1 Reuter. GENEVA. Fri.—The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural OrganisaUon will stop functioning unless it gets more money, its Directet-General. Dr. Jaime Torres Bodet. said today. Reuter.
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      U.S. MOVE TO MASSPRODUCE TANKS
      114 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. THE Army said today that it was negotiating 1 for a contract with the Cadillac Division of General Motors for "mass production of tanks". The General Motors Cadillac Division was the major producer of tanks for the Army in World War 11.
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      U.K. MAY INVEST
      30 1 A.P. LONDON, Fri.—Britain is considering putting £20,000,--000 Of public funds into a coal development scheme to obtain oil from coal in Tanganyika territory it was disclosed today.—A.P.
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      SWEET NEWS
      31 1 Reuter. LONDON, Fri.—A new international sugar agreement en world supplies and prices is now being submitted to the governments of 25 countries, the International Sugar Council announced today.— Reuter.
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      INDIA DECLINES
      24 1 TEHERAN. Fri.—lndia has declined the Persian Government's invitation to attend an economic conference of Moslem countries to be held nere next October.
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      MENZIES. WILL DECIDE
      33 1 U.P SYDNEY". Fri. Acting Prime Minister A. W. Fadden said today that any decision on increasing the Australian forces in Korea would be made by Prime Minister R. C. Menzies.—U.P
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      Foreign Oil Confiscated
      57 1 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG. Saturday. PEKING Radio reports that the Shanghai Military Contrbl Commissicn ordered four foreign oil companies on July 17 to surrender their stocks of petroleum products, formerly controlled by the Economic Co-operation Administration to the Communist Government for emergency relief. The four companies are the Texas,
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      SENATE APPROVES
      38 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Fri.—The Senate and House Armed Services Committees today approved President Truman's request for authority to extend for one year all Army, Navy and Air Force enlistments expiring between now and July 1, 1951. —U.P.
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      THAIS FOR U.N.
      26 1 A.P. BANGKOK, Fri. -Foreign Minister Vorakarn Bancha announced today that Thailand has decided to offer 4,000 for the U.N. forces in Korea. A.P.
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      U.S.A.F. VETERANS
      27 1 WASHINGTON. Fri.—The Air Force said today that it may have to ask Congress for authority to draft some of its veterans of World War 11.-
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      ITALY BACKS U.S.
      21 1 Reuter. ROME, Frl.—The Italian Cabinet today declared its support for the action taken by the U.S. in Korea.—Reuter.
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      RED ENVOY
      68 1 Shen Chien (right). Communist China s renresenUtive in India arrived in Calcutta on Jttb 11 he will ac? as Charge dAfTaires at th*' Embassy in New Delhi until Ambassador Designate General Yuan Chung Hsien arrives. August. Le\t to right: Shan Ynig Fan. Attache at the Kmbassy Ilu Ting-I,
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      'I SAW THE YANKS RETAKE YECHON'
      653 1 A.P. By Tom Lambert, A.P. Correspondent, with a U.S. Infantry Task Force in So'Ui Korea. UNITED States Negro troops yesterday drove North Korean Communists out of Yechon and occupied that rail and highway city. It was the first sizeable American ground victory in the
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      NEHRU SEEKS ADVICE
      27 1 U.P. NEW DELHI, Fri.—Pandit Nehru called on a special Cabinet committee today to advise him on his negotiations with Liaquat Ali Khan over Kashmir.—U.P.
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      CANADIAN CALL-UP
      13 1 U.P. OTTAWA. Fri.—The Armed services began an all-out recruiting drive today.—U.P.
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      Taxes Up In U.S.
      73 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Fri. fTHE American Economic Committee agreed unanimously today that federal taxes should be increased on a "pay-as-you-go" basis. The Committee discussed no figures, but the chairman. Senator Joseph O'Mahoney (Democrat. Wyoming), told that each individual's tax bill should be increased at least ten per
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      IT'S ANTI-CATHOLIC
      37 1 VATICAN CITY, Fri. The newspaper, Osservatore Romano. said today the Bucharest regime's recent adoption of a new church statute "is the epilogue of perfidious and violent action aimed at destroying the Catholic religion in Rumania."
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      SPECIALIST DIES
      14 1 A.P. LuiwuN, Fri.—Sir Herbert Barker, noted specialist in manipulative surgery, died tonight.—A.P.
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      ANOTHER 'QUAKE
      15 1 Reuter-AAP. MANILA, Fri. Another earthquake shook the southern Philippine province of Surigao today.—Reuter-AAP.
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      600,000 More Troops Wanted In A Hurry
      107 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Friday. THE armed forces indicated to Congress today that they want at least 600.000 700 000 more men in a hurry. Their did not give the flr.ures except to say that the present legal limit of 2.005.000 will be well exceeded.
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      SNEAK ATTACKS BY ATOM-SHIPS?
      66 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Fri. THE U.B. Benate today passed and sent to the House of Representatives a bill giving President Truman control over the operation of foreign ships in American waters. Senator Warren G Gagnuson, Democrat, Washing ton. said that the bills purpose is to permit the
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      Early Peace Is Unlikely Says Acheson
      269 1 A.P., U.P., Reuter. WASHINGTON, Friday. SECRETARY of State Acheson said today that 13 there was nothing in sight on th? diplomatic front that offers any hope for an early settlement of the Korean war. The chances for a negotiated peace m the near future
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      Best Bets For Today
      61 1 By A. Spencer Bright Eye* (Race 5) Pat's Fancy (Rao- 6) Ambassador (Race 7) By "Spot" Blue Print (Rac<- X) Snowy Owl II (Race 5) Pat's Fancy (Race 6) By "Lonyshut" Jack's Darling (Race 1) Hayde- (Race 6) Ltnkiihlr (Race 7) GOING: Good if weather holds.
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      Admission
      45 1 U.P. SOUTH KOREA. Sat THE North Korean Radio has tor the flrst time admitted th- effect of the allied air a<.lion. It said yesterday that Communist anti-aircralt batteries attacked the U.S. air force "which has been checking the advance ot the People's Army." —U.P.
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      BYRNE GETS WELFARE JOB, LOSES STUDY GIFT
      407 2 UR J. L. Byrne, as forecast by the Tribune yesterm day, is now the City's Assistant Secretary (Welfare). But Mr. Byrne will lose his six months scholarship to England. Mr. Byrne was awarded a British Council scholarship to study industrial welfare in the
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      Varsity Drops Interviews
      172 2 Interviewing of candidates for admission to the University of MaUya will be dispensed with this year, said Mr D. Assistant Registrar of the University. Candidates will be selected on the strength of their School Certificate*, confidential reports of heads oi Schools and the University Entrance Examination results.
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      Two Stole Petrol – Charge
      67 2 Two Stole Petrol Charge Ali bin and Ang Chin Teng pleaded not guilty in the Fourth Police Court v< sterday, when they were charged with stealing ten gallons of petrol from the tank of a military truck on July 20. at the 10 a m.s. Yeo Chu Kang Road. Both
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      LAUNCH FOR YOUTHS
      52 2 Dato C J. Paglar will formally hand over the 30-seater motor launch to the Singapore Youth Council tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Ponggoi Point. Members of the committee cf the Council will be attending the function which will be followed by an informal picnic lunch at Ayer
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      Give Us The Other Ten, Say Asians
      181 2 SHB POLICE JOBS ASIAN officers of the Harbour Board Police feel that since 40 Europeans have been selected for training as lieutenants in the new police force, the remaining ten posts should be allocated to them. There are about 40 Asian officers in
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      COLONY MAPS ON SALE
      88 2 The following maps of Singapore arc available for sale at the Chief Surveyor's Office, Fullerton Building. Map of Singapore Wand, Hind 610 Scale 1: 250,000 (11 sheets >. $16.50 per set. Map of Singapore Island, Hind 1035 Scale 1 —mile (4th sth Edition). $1.50 per Map,
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      More Trade With India In May
      141 2 (GIIS). SINGAPORE, r<ri. It via p trade with Malaya in May. i!»:»c, totalled $20,721,825 (Straits), which is $5,420,975 higher than the previous month and $10,577,399 higher than the corresponding month of 19-19. according to figures released by the office of the Indian (lovernment Trade
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      630 BABIES
      36 2 There were 630 births against 162 deaths for :he week ending July 15, according to the Municipality health statement issued yesterday. The number of deaths showed an increase of 44 over the week before.
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      GAMBLED — $15
      34 2 GAMBLED $15 Because he was found yamblng with copper coins behind a coffee shop at hangi on July 20. 26-year-old Hassan bin Haji Yousoff, was fined $15 by the Fourth i J oiice Court.
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      SPECIAL TRAIN ON ST. ANNE FEAST DAY
      98 2 Tne feast of St. Anne will be celebrated on July JO. Three low will be said on Sunday from 6 a.m to 8 am which will be lollowed by a Solemn High Mass at c am. Rev. Father J. Edmond will five a
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      NEW J.P.
      19 2 UTfi Natalie Elizabeth balnes has neon appointed a justice of the Peace for the Colony of Singapore.
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      MAAF Men Will Be Selected Next Week
      240 2 (SELECTION Board interviews for 160 volunteers Sth of them women-who have applied to join the Malayan AuxUiary Air Force will commence next about three weeks, the successful entrants will be enrolled to form the vanguard of Malays own air force, which, according to
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      AIR FORCE ADVISERS
      37 2 The following have been appointed members for the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force Committee Mr. A. Gilmour, Major Wee Kiah Kiat. Dr S. H. AU Junied, and the Senior Air Staff Officer, Air Headquartors, Malaya.
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      RADAR FOR SINGAPORE
      60 2 Britain is in a position to man radar .I.d nc sat twentyfour hours notice This was staled in I'arliaiiH n r.-ivntly by the S«n iary tor Air, Sir Arthur Henderson. The Minister also said that radar defences continue to be strengthened and mmliTn scd Further equipment of
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      BOD Men Stole Goods From Depot
      105 2 Bail Of $100 un one urety was offered to two employees of the 223 8.0.D. by the* Fourth Police Court yesterday, after they had admitted stealing goods belonging to the depot. They will appear again on July 28 for sentence. Da'an bin" Kadir. a
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      $2,843 FOR VARSITY FUND
      45 2 A sum of $2,843.95 was collected during the weekending duly 15 for the University of Malaya Endowment Kuud The bi'ggcst single contribution came from the State of Trengganu. $1,005. OnJy $100 came from Singapore. The total donations stand at s i,306,031.57.
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      DOCKERS TO FORM UNION
      40 2 PENANG, Fri.—Delegates of the waterfront who do un'oading", have decided to form a Trade Union. They have elected an interim committee to keep in touch with the Trade Union Adviser, Penang. and to draft the rules.
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      VETS TO VISIT JOHORE VILLAGE
      34 2 A team ol veterinary officers will visit Pengarang in Johore on Monday to Inoculate poultry against ranlkhet. It is estimated that there are about 100.000 birds in the village.
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      Air Ride For 34 Children
      215 2 THIRTY-FOUR children aged between eight and twelve from four Child Welfare centres in Singapore and five centre leaders were given their first free trip in a Skymaster from Tengah to Kallang Airport yesterday. They boarded the Skymaster after it had brought the Australian Army observer
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      RAIDED SCHOOLS GET NEW OFFER
      160 3 EDUCATION authorities submitted revised terms for the supervisors of the Chinese High School and Nanyang Girls High School for reconsideration yesterday. It is now up to the management committees of the schools to decide as to whether the terms are acceptable before officially throwing open
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      NEW "USES" FOR IDENTITY CARDS
      261 3 Wiltsh ne Warns Public COME people in the Colony have found a new use for their identity cards. They surrender their cards as a guarantee for a debt, for an unpaid meal or even when they fail to fulfil an obligation. "But this," say the
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      Three Broke Law Of Poison
      132 3 TW O business men were fined in thr Fourth Ponce Court yesterday for possessing poisonous drugs without a licence. They pleaded guilty. Another man was finnd in the Distric Court for a similar offence. Toh Shung Chee of South Brioge Road was fined $500 for
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      DON'T TOUCH POLITICS BOYS WARNED
      67 3 Addressing five hundred students of the Victoria School, Mr. A. P. Rajah Progressive Municipal Commissioner said. "I feel politics should not be meddled with, by schoolboys. Civics on the other hand shouia be encouraged. They arc the mecnauics of democracy." He spoke on ll»e function
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      Never In My 25 Years—Laycock
      509 3 Never In My 25 Years Laycock 3 WOMEN AND 1 HOUSE MR. John Lay cock appearing for Madam Tham in a pre-war mortgage case in the Aooeal Court yesterday said that the case now being presented was quite different from the one put forward in the lower court. A lawyer
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      WAGON OFF THE RAILS DELAYS MAIL TRAIN
      101 3 The Malayan Railway Administration yesidday announced that owing to the accideni il derailment of a wagon m a goods train, tne main railway line from Kuala Lumpur to Ipoh was blocked lor several hours today near Sereniban. in Selangor. A number of trains
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      DOCTORS' GIFT FOR VARSITY
      185 3 THE appeal made to members of the Alumni Associ--1 ation of the King Edward VII College of Medicine to contribute to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund has met with satisfactory results says the Association's secretary, Mr. T. E. Tay in his annual report. The Committee
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      Work With Govt., Say Anti-Reds
      122 3 THE Maayan Anti-Commun-ist League is busy again. The League recently issued a pamphlet urging local Chinese to co-operate with the Government. The statement said: "We asked all loca' Chinese to abide by the laws of the country and to follow their guidance. The pamphlet called
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      Man Found Tied Up In Red Camp
      270 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. SECURITY forces following a bandit trail in Perak yesterday located ;i camp in which they found Chinese who was abducted on July 17, tied to a tree. He was otherwise unharmed. A quantity of ammunition and documents were recovered. Earlier
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      COURT TOLD OF RAID ON BROTHEL
      181 3 Inspector M. C. Jacob of the anti-vice sub-branch C.LD. told the Fourth Police Court yesterday hew a police party raided a brothel in Duxton Road on June 2. The Inspector was giving evidence at the trial oi B Cantonese woman Lav Eng Thye, and
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        479 3 NOTICES THE MOTOR VEHICLES (COMMERCIAL USE) NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO AUTHORISE THE USE OF A HACKNEY CARRIAGE. I, Wong Ah Gen, No. 4. Market Stall, Segamat, Johore, hereby give Notice of intention to apply for a Hackney Carriage Permit for one Vehicle to perate from Russcl Estate.
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        241 3 ENTRUST YOUR SANITATION tb us LEARN WHILE YOU EARN, QUALITY FOR A BETTER POST. TEACHERS WANTED BY 195b Students of Std. VIII ft VII enrol now for 51 Beni< r, Subs, taught; Eng Language. Literature, Maths Hist 'I. Hygiene Bel. Knowledge, Kcon., French, Latin, Hindi ecu Malayalam, (Art Chinese Tamil
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      NOT CENSORSHIP
      616 4 4S the guardian of the people's liberties the A Press is naturally jealous of its own. At the same time, to preserve freedom it is often necessary to sacrifice a little of it, and do it with 3 d the a se c were normal times, the new
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      A WORLD WAR OR NO WORLD WAR?
      933 4 IT'S UP TO RUSSIA NOW P RESIDENT Truman's decision to rally American power against expanding Communist strength puts squarely up to Russia the decision on whethc- the world is to move toward all-out war or a new, uneasy peace. Diplomatic authorities say the
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      The Good Work At Singapore's Marine Hostel
      787 4  -  By A.J. LAVOCAH OVER forty signatures were on a recant letter of thanks to the Superintendent of the Marine Hostel in Anson Road. Singapore, from the gratet'ui Officers and seamen who were accommodated there during the brief visit of their ship to Singat>or.\
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      POSTBAG
      112 4 MR. JOHNSON LABOUR WITH reference to the Report in your paper of July 20, about a statement by me as a Vice-President of the Labour Party of Singapore to tile Party President Mr. Lim Yew Hock at an Active Council Meeting, I wish to refute that part of the
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      New Homes For Estate Labour
      182 4 RUBBER tappers and .'abourers in vie Feoeraion are getting a better now. In the June report of the ration Labour Depart nent. it was stated that 105 -states and mines submitted )lans for new labourers' ines to the various Deputy ''ornmissiomrs for Labour 'oncerned. Forty-four
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      SOVIET BULLS FOR CHINA
      85 4 U.P. HONG KONG. Livesstock in Communist Chioa are now b \ng artificially impregnated by semen irom Russian bulls, according to a Peking broadcast. Horses and sheep likewise are being mated by Russian sires. The broadcast said that Chinese peasants, "attracted by the powerful physique and pulling
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      STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
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      ABOVE THE LEVEL OF THE BEASTS
      422 4  -  By Mr. Malcolm MacDonald The Commissioner General, in a ,s/)t(ch yesterday at the Batu Pahat Art Exhibition. IT is very pleasant to escape sometimes from the hectic rush of affairs in Singapore to the more serene life of a place like Batu Pahat. And
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      RED INFLUENCE IS 'WANING'
      277 5 —Churchill A.P. LONDON, Today. WINSTON Churchill declared last night Communism is losing followers "in all the countries where free* speech is allowed and Parliamentary institutions thrive.' Ultimaiely, he said, there must be a united Europe joining together "all European peoples, including those now behind the iron
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      FORCES KILL 1,292 REDS
      81 5 ONE thousand two hundred and ninety-two bandits have been killed. 500 wounded and 676 captured up to June 1950, according to casualty statistics issued today. Four hundred and twentyseven members of the Security Forces were killed (Police 24. Specials 168. ;md Auxiliary 35). Four hundred and
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      JOSS-STICKS IN WRONG PLACES? SEE POLICE
      219 5 MR. R. C. B. WILTSHIRE, Deputy Chief of the C.1.D., yesterday appealed to the pubic to report to the Police 'at once if they see josssticks in places where they are normally not found.' This appeal followed an arson attempt on the Aik Hoe
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      U.S. U.K. TO TEST MISSLES IN BAHAMAS
      106 5 A.P. LONDON. Today, -Britain and the U.S. agreed yesterday to set up a plant proving ground for the testing of guided missiles in the Bahama Islands. ,5? a 25-year agreement initialled 1 n Washington yesterday the two nations set in motion p.:ans to
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      WEEK-END DIARY
      1042 5 GENERAL TODAY THE METHODIST CHUBCH: Welcome re' ept'Ofl fur Bishop R. L. Archer and I.is wife at Pa>a Lebar Methodist Cburcli p.m. ARMY CIVIL SERVICE UNION: Inaugural mating of members of ACSU employed at Base Vehicle Workshops. KKMi.. Tt.,n t P-i* -t 331. N'oith Bridge Road, 3 p.m.
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      COLONIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION HAS- £4,158,500 CAPITAL IN MALAYA
      278 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS Reuter. I ONLVDN, Fri.—The £50,000,000 Colonial Development Corporation today reported on the second year of its long term plan to bring new industries to the British colonial empire and add more food resources to the world supplies. The
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      TIN UP
      71 6 SINGAPORE, July 31: The price ot tin was $348 per picul ex-smelter—a rise of $5 8/4 on the picul. LONDON, July 20: Spot £677 1/2. Up £16. Three months £678. Up £10 S/4. Settlement price £677 I 2. Up £15 1/2. Turnover: 860 tons. SECOND SESSION: Spot £679.
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      LONDON TIN
      66 6 U.P. LONDON, Fri.—Spot tin was £6 firmer at the close of the morning session today at £685-4 Three months was up £5-1/2 at £685. The closing prices at the session were: Spot-£685 buyers and £685-1/2 sellers with business at £685 to £684-1/2. Three month:* £684-34 buyers and £635-1
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      Along The Godowns
      63 6 Kant an godown (45); Yunnan godown (44): K. Djrak (sheers); Tarita— godnwns (42 48); Wakde— (41); Cttjr %>f Convent ry (88 !>); Wosang (88); Benalder (SI 2); Orestes godowns (17/18); Eurybates— 19/20); Charles MeLeod— (21/22); Burhill (23 24); fieetsang (27,28); Ylorelia (29 30); H. Siiverbeam—(ls7 18); Kelau
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      Rubber Market Has Uncertain Week
      90 6 uncertain tone still prevails in the rubber market, trading has been cautious and limited awaiting further developments in the Korean situation, says the week's review issued by Lewis and Peat Ltd. last ni?ht. rjood demand for all grades continues for nearby ship ment but futures
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      EASIER AFTER STEADY
      152 6 The rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday with ndfcatlons of xood bwrtug orders. But these being tilled the market eased off plightly towards the close. But considerable buying 1 American manufacturers was reported in private tables fioni New York received yesterday. The New York commodity exchanges in
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      WEEK'S PRICES
      113 6 Highest uxnl lowest prices during the week endin,' July 2. t. IMO are:— Highest Lowest (lofting H ii.vers Neon. Nominal Spot Loose 07 3/4 !K> 1,4 M I 1 R.M.A.I RSS FOB Aug. »7 1 4 89 t7 R.M.A.2 RSS FOB Aug. ft<; 88 14 96 R.M.A.3 RSS
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      $50 Or Arrest, Merchant Told
      212 6 INSPECTOR Low Hong Hee told the Fourth Police Magistrate yesterday that Chan Wei San, a 38-year-old Cantonese, posing as a detective extorted $50 from a business man. Cnua Kirn Toh of Adam Place. Chan was stated to have gone to Chua's place and threatened him
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      SHARES: MORE SELLERS
      131 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Though sent, ment was maintained in the local share market buyers failed to respond. There were rather more sellers at the close and the market remained vulnerable to overseas news. The following were the day's price changes: .mn<;apokk. JuLy si E. Utd. A.ssur. 38.7fi :;m
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      SEA MAIL
      56 6 S.irfa'M mail is expelled in Singapore today lrom Nortt. Borneo, Labuan, Brunei, Mir.. Java, .-;n<i Kamn, Latest time* for posting surface mall today at the <;.P.O. at.- noon f.<. Medan, Keiantan (parcels OU'.y). Sibu. North i><>rn>' i. Labuan, jlrun.-i. Mlri, Kangoon, North Tnd a, Pakistan, Bouth India (letters
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      Rediffusion Workers May Strike
      144 6 A 'General Strike' notice was last night served on the management ot Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd., by the newly-formed sta tt trade Union, who are protesting against the dismissal of Mr. D. N. Booth, former electrical engineer. Union officials allege thai Mr. Booth was wrongly dismissed, after
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      EXCITEMENT
      73 6 An explosion and Are at the back-lan" ol Burmah Road created v scene yesterday, when hundreds of oeople gathered round the house to inquire into the cause of the bang. The fire m put out before the fire-engine arrived. A radio pativi car stood by. The explosion was later
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        511 6 i ii jm& < .sRyVB J&fy' tjjHlfc SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED young Cfcuam t yp st capable good HpMd. Apply iii handwriting, slating hz». experience, and salary iequir>d to Box A.3841. Tribune, Spore. (L.162). WANTED Doctor for an old established w« 11-kn >-vn it rpr paarjT. Apply .statinu teim« >c Box
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        238 6 EDUCATIONAL VIOLIN Lesions, Theory Practice given by qualified leuchei, Julian Foormun, Musical Director; Sea View Orchestra. Limited pupils accepted. Preparing pup.is tor ihe "Royal Coriese ot Mu.*ic, Ixn.don". Enquiries: 4, Meyer Mansions, North Bridge Road-coiernmi suca, ST Phone *****-*****. «3.130). PHILATELY i STAMPS: .Send f.OU or more assorted Malaya or
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      WORRELL (alone) PASSES MCC's 223
      365 7 NOTTINGHAM, Fri. PRANK Worrell and r Everton Weekes today shattered record after record on the second day of the third Test match here as they brought the West Indies total to 479 for three' in reply to England's first innings of 223. During the day
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      MALAYAN RECORD EQUALLED
      170 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fit,--One Malayan record was equalled and three State records broken toda". the opening day of the two-day Selangor Amateur Athletic Association's Eleventh Annual championships held on the padant:. Miss Neela Rajaratnam of th*» l'udu BngMsh Glr S' School equalled the Malayan record for 100 yards
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      943 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. OUTSTANDING athlete was Chua Seng Kooi of v Johore Bahru today who broke the Malayan record for the Hop, Step and Jump event with a leaD of 45 ft. 9J" at the second championship meeting of the Johore
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      REFEREE STOPS A TIRED KAN
      354 7 ABOUT 2,000 boxing fans were treated to som.- good .flg»V» last night at the HtPPy World Stadium. k a tdi The boys put up good performances, going for each oth at ill ihe fine, scano y let ing up. BggeV upse- of the evening wa?
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      MALAYA CUP Penang Trounce Pahang
      146 7 PENANG, Fri. Penang played fine soccer this evening to trounce Pahang in a Malaya Cup fixture by seven goals to one on Victoria Green. Hero of tho match was Lim Hock Siang who was responsible for live of the seven goals. Penang opened scoring in
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      Rajas Score Lucky Win
      218 7 A DRAW would bare bom better result on- the ran of play- but Kota Kaja'l -1 tin gosll est. i.jay in tin ir Senloi esj?ue i;e SgStttst R.A.r S. I. tar .11 He Jalan Bessr S* idfum, before in,' best Senior league crowd lli s .visoll.
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      SIGNALS BEAT I.R.C.
      52 7 WHEN the final whistle ended the Junior Al soccer fixture at Geylang yesterday, the score stood at three for G.H.Q. Royal Signals, and one lor the Indian Recreation Club. The game was liotty contested, but the Royal Signals produced superior P la yScore stood at two-nil at
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      THREE PERAK RECORDS GO
      106 7 ipoh. Fri.—Three State r<cordi were broken tl ihp A..A.A. Meeting which began toGoop run the 440 yard*" it, .72 i 5 sees, bettering the old record by 6>n a Peconq. I. A. feoore and W. Netcalf. win, were find and see..nd rvsut tlvelj .a the t
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      S'pore Races-LastDay
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      PAT'S FANCY(SPORE CUP) BRIGHT EYES(RACE FIVE) AMBASSADOR(RACE SEVEN)
      1369 8 PAT'S FANCY(SPORE CUP) BRIGHT EYES( R ACE FIVE) AMBASSADOR(RACE SEVEN) Spencer's Three Best For Today WY three best bets for today, last day of the Singapore Turf Club July Meet--ITI ing, are Bright Eyes ((Race 5), Pat's Fancy (Race 6) and Ambassador (Race 7). When Bright Eyes scored her stylish
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      SLOW WORK AND SHORT SPRINTS
      147 8  -  TODAY'S TRAINING By ALBERT SPENCER A few of the candidates running today were given slow work or short sprints at Bukit Timah this morning. Tlie going on the course was good—But it is threatening to rain. Golden (Jrove (Turner) sprinted down the straight. Happy Traveller
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      Chye Koon Is Champion Again
      344 8 C'HEONG Chye Koon became champion athlete of his schoo Presbyterian Boys' Schol—yesterday, for the second year. The sportH were held at Teluk Kurau. Anderson House, who won four troph es in a row. annexed the inter-House Challenge Shield. No records were broken, but MOM keen
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      Special RACE CARD
      1457 8 DELOW is a speciaUy compiled race card-com-form guide for today, final day of I X the Singapore July Meeting. It gives'weights, lastithree runs Dr o»>able iockevs. chances of runners at a glance and saddle numbers The Big Sweep V vdUbe on Race Seven and the Double Tote
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