Malaya Tribune, 25 July 1950

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    13 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE NEWS TODAY EXTRA SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    WARSHIPS BLAST REDS WITH 400 ROUNDS
    329 1 Prisoner Says it Was Hell" Bitter Yongdong Battle Still On A.P. TOKIO, Tuesday. IMB arships poured over 400 rounds of x splosives into Communist tank and jnear Yongdok yesterday Gen. Mac Arthur announced today. is directed by ground and air ground party reporting: "Fire
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    NONIS IN COURT
    45 1 SINGAPORE. Today. V- Ph Non's. -a :> ar old Eurasian, gi ipta brought before the Relief ng, when frnn 01 rnurnVr was u^? 1 a 8 him. Ed to have year-old g.rl r on June 19. s"* teach ofl Telok i lor nn-ntion.
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    ABUSED POLICEMAN, FINED
    24 1 Ho Yoke, of a ii "oo'ie Lines, th using N fined weeks' I in the this second cents he was weeks'
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    Pilot Killed In Perak Plane Crash
    120 1 A Tempest aircraft from Butterworth crashed yesterday morning while engaged on navagaflon training flight over North East Perak. The pilot was seen to bale out- Two DaSiotas and one Tempest from Butterworth and one other Dakota from Kuala Lumpur were dispatched to search the
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    KALLANG RIVER FILM SCENES SHOT TODAY
    267 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. niRECTOR Carol Reed was a happy man today as he filmed a scene for his new film "Outcast of the Island", —using the Kallang River with its background of junks. A large crowd of Chines-* boatmen were all round
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    ACQUITTED
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Today. VELLIYAPPAN, an Indian, and Goh Sei Chew, a Chinese, accused of housebreaking and stealing i 5 < H pumos worth $9,600 rrom an R.A.F. <Seletar> store, on April 22. were both acquitted by the First District Court today.
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    U.N. COMMAND
    14 1 TOKIO Todaj. The United Nations Command Headquarters was established in Tokio to3ay.
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    SEREMBAN BUSINESSMAN FINED $6,500
    97 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Today. E year old Cheong Fook, a business emban, was fined $6,500 in default in a magistrate's court today when guilty to a charge of evading Cusl's2 wrist watches. The watches were confiscated. He was arrested by Custom officers at the Causeway on Sunday.
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    Front Line
    74 3 TOKIO. Tues. TEN. Mac Arthur's release outlined th<? Korean front as follows today: From Kwangju to Namwon, 28 miles northeast 26 miles northward through Chinan—thence to points eight miles northwest of Yongdong—four miles south of Okcho—two miles north of Yeel ton —two miles south of Yon^ju—and then east
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    Uranium Smugglers Arrested
    98 3 U.P. BRUNSWICK. Germany, Today. GBMAN frontii r authori.id yesterday that IV persons were arrested 'i> Helrr: tedt on the Soviet tier on Friday for og to >muilk one r ilo oi iirsnittm fioiu Wes- b G* many. The ehiel inurt dient of iic bomb van found hthe
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    CYANIDE KILLER GETS DEATH
    88 3 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Monday. A Tokyo court today senkteed So death Sadaichi jjkmay round guilty of ■rtering 12 employees of »hank in January, 1948. In an iDegeti confession *h:ch he later repudiated, he was said to have admitted killing the bank employes lor robbery motives by fn?
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    N.Y. MAYOR WELCOMES JAPS
    106 3 A.P. JJ YORK ioaay. m WUUair, o-Dwyer 2W tv Nev York tooi th; JiS* Agates L? armament as indivinol as a group 2J»ntiiig something I ■j; ■nderstand.» fe at! u r yddress sneserWtK b in intormed United Naac T n,) In Korea, but ia »v am
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    New USI Landing On Rebel Island
    156 3 A.P. JAKARTA, Today. A second amphibious landing on the rebel island 11 of Ceram in the Moluccas has been made by Indonesian Federal troops, insurgent controlled Radio Amboina said yesterday. Following up the first landing on Friday, troops went ashore near the town of
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    BOOK FOR GROWN-UPS
    43 3 A.P. RANGOON. Mor —A special Burmese textbook will be compiled shortly for "persons too old to learn the rudiments of leading by the usual method" The governments Mass Education Council announced this without disclosing what the unusual method would be.—A.P.
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    DEV IN ROME
    38 3 RDIvIE. Tues. EAMON DE VALERA. the Irish leader, arrived in Rome yesterday on a Holy Year pilgrimage, accompanied by his two sons. They are expected to be granted an audience by Pope Pi as XII.
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    Tax Boost Talks
    84 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON Today. PRESIDENT Truman yesterday discussed with Congressional leaders the advisability of an immediate emergency tax increase on both individual incomes and business firms. House Speaker Sam Rayburn told reporters afterwards that the matter was "still in the conversation stage." But in any case a longrange
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    GOLF TIE
    64 3 A.P. ST. PAUL. Minnesota. Mon. —Sam Snead and Jim Ferrier finished the US$l,5OO St. Paul open golf tournament in a tie at 276. Snead had a seven under par 65 today. Ferrier 71. They will play off the tie in an 18-hole match tomorrow. The tie marked the
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    Guide Chief Back
    77 3 The Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides in Malaya, Mrs. A. Pin nick, ie turned by Quotas 8.0.A.C. Constellation yesterday afternoon after attending- an Empire Conference of Chief Commissioners in London. With her came her four-teen-year-old son John, who is here to spend his summer vacation. Mrs. Pinnick,
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    U.S. IS STILL OPTIMISTIC
    195 3 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today. AMERICAN and foreign sources reported yesterday that the sentiment was increasing for a possible United Nations sweep across the 38th parallel into North Korea when the tide of the battle eventually turns. This touchy issue, it was reported, is under discussion here and
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    Successes In Burma
    46 3 RANGOON, Tues. AWKAREIK, 200 miles from the Thailand-Bur-ma border, has born recaptured by Burmese Government troops from Karen rebels, it is officially an nounced A communique said that two other nearby Karenheld towns —Kyoudo and Kyain—have also fallen to the Go\ eminent troops.—
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    LATE NEWS
    3301 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY by KELM AN FROST maj lights oi Blandon illation semed to give Dei Inspector an idea. He touchjj Malcolm Kemp lightly thf arm. ■Stop at thi iront of the gmpm a moment, and I'll «ta iat* edition of a Lonw eventaf pap« r. I want
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      114 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring M SOT WERE GOES THE GUARD. NOW fefr^Hl^WAY 5 S?TM '-SST'^ b Y 111 Cqpp *-mk%mivr J now dat everybody bet on I km a 1 E y OtVT WS r-f I. EVILEYE. FLEA3LE WHAMMY. IT WILL NEIDER MELJ J I KNOCKS 'KM vM purs th'
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    The Huks Use Mao's Methods
    219 6 U.P. MAN 11 A. Huks v i have turned to peacefu' ersuasion to get sympathy nd heOp from Filipino townsfolk. The new tactics of the re llious peasant army of L.v on contrasts sharply with its irlier methods of local rule y force and fear.
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    VERY COSTLY
    46 6 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE. lt was Costing nearly twice tl much to run Australia now as at the height of the war, Taxpayt rs' Association secretary (Mr. M. J. Pettigrove) claims. He says cost of-Federal Government last year was A1152.19.4d. a minute or £A19.4.4d. a second—Reuter-AAP.
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    AUSTRALIANS MORE CONCERNED ABOUT MALAYA THAN N.Z.
    332 6 U.P. WELLINGTON. AUSTRALIANS are more concerned about Malaya I than New Zealanders Little,direct interest has been shown in intervention in Malaya although a New Zealand air transport squadron has been helping the British fight Com-munist-led terrorists long before Australia sent aid. The topic
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    TEN YEARS AGO IN LONDON
    191 6 A.F. LONDON.—- Just len years ago the air raid sirens were wailing Britain. The first bomb fell on Hoy in the Orkneys on Oct. 17 1939. The rirst civilian was killed at the Bridge of Waith, on March 16, 1940, half a year after World
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    PEACE MOVE
    36 6 Reuter. LONDON. Monday. The Communist Party newspaper Pravda stated today that the signatures for the "Stockholm peace appeal" numbered close on 250.000,000, according to a Soviet official Tass news agency message received in London.—Reuter.
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    Frenchmen Will 'Invade' Ancient Channel Port
    345 6 Reuter. RYE, Sussex. THE little English port of Rye will be "invaded" 1 next year by French "invaders", when the town holds its Festival of Britain celebration. Six hundred years ago, French raiders burned and sacked Rye. Next year, as during attacks in the
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    In Korean, Waters
    39 6 The American aircraft carrier "Valley Forgrien with dektu in the early part of the war that they had M.S Belfast. The British destroyer H.M British destroyers made available to Gen. Mac Arthur The U.S. Seventh Fleet.
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    'Mutual Aid' Society'
    186 7 Reuter. A WELL organised Nazi underground movement some 80.000 strong and composed of former party officials high ranking Wchrmacht <Armv> officers and top m« to of the' elite SS formation is at work in Germany today. Known as the Versorgunswerk (Aid Action), it claims to be a
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    MRS. SONGKRAM TO VISIT U.K. AND AMERICA
    185 7 Reuter. BANGKOK. —For the first time in the history of Thailand's Constitutional Monarchy the wife of a Prime Minister will visit England and the United States while htr husband is still in office. She is Tan Poo Ying (meaning wife of the Prime
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      668 7 TODAY gM<-l ImnntmmtL MM Mwi to 1«.« A pr,, aal «WAm S Bafck*; r,.37 short Talk Hak- l Inlrn .t i -1 "t 1 1 -fea; 5.40 C.akang -selection-.: I" BLUE NETWORK a»Ua«i Dym. J**,* 'I IIM vmm BKousa programmes 9.0» p.m. sig T nr anl mv v raxmbs K.OO
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    Radio- Active Dust Is More Humane Than The A-Bomb
    315 8 A.P. NEW YORK. A NEW kind of warfare which would ua radio-active dust is proposed in the July issue of the magazine Coronet by Lt. Col. David fc>. Parker, the expert who wrote the Manhatta; trict report on Japanese atom bombs.
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    $25 – MILLION LOAN
    48 8 $25 MILLION LOAN A.P WASHINGTON The U.S. governm-nt W port Irrport Bank aj.rHMUv ced a Ud525.000.0i»0 *?Jr Brazil's Nationa. pany to expand a JmL at Volta Redonda. yi t ra "f northwest of Rio to. The loan will i '°t 20 years and bear I ur Recent Interest.—A.P
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    Police Beat All-Blues Four-Two
    151 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Today. —Although they were out of practice for the past .Tioiith on account of the Puasa, Police XI did well to )eat the All Blues 4—2 in a League game at the Depot round yesterday. The police demonstrated .-uperiority both in attack and defer.',
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    Malaya Varsity Beaten At Hockey
    140 10 HONGKONG, Today. A strong combine Macao hockey team heat A Malaya University by three goals to nil in a fast game at Macao yesterday. Macao led by only one goal at half time. The game was played at a fast pace particularly in the first
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    Rest Win By Innings And 14 Runs
    161 10 PENANG. Mon. Europeans went down badly to the Rest in their annual cricket test match for the De Sllva Cup yesterday. The Rest won by an innings and 14 runs in a two-day match played on tinPenang S.C. ground. When stumps were drawn
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    S'PORE PERFORMANCES PUT 6 HORSES IN CLASS 1
    656 10  -  By "SPOT" THE Straits Racing Association's latest reclassi--1 fication list shows that six of the most promising Class 2 horses have been sent up to the top class after their performances at the recent Singapore July Meeting. They are Arabian Knight, Ambassador,
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    Naples Grand Prix Moss Crashes Into A Tree....
    160 10 Naples Grand Prix Moss Crashes Into A Tree A.P. xapi.es. Mon. Brf lam's ate driver, Stirling Muss, wt» injured yesterday in < ,ir ra<e when his car trashed t tree. Moss was racing a British H.W.M. in the third Grand Prix of Naples for 500 cubic eentv metre supercharged Mftpaaa
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    M.C.C. Tour Programme
    103 10 LONDON. Mon. The M.C.C. team will play 29 matches. including five Tests against Australia and two against New Zealand, on their 1950-51 tour. The Tests against Australia will be played at Bris bane beginning December 1, Melbourne beginning December 22. fydney beginning January 5. Adelaide beginning February
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    Chew Bee And Father Gave Away Too Much
    282 10 ANG Chew Bee, Singapore's trip!, tennis title! v holder, took the courts yesterday to playjj the V.M.C.A. lawn tennis championships wjg his father. The father and son rombinaty lost —"A" Class Handicap Doubles 6-2, 6-2 They played igaiMt f j Wee and
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    TED SCHROEDE BADLY BEATEN
    75 10 CHICAGO, lion. H rl m won the National Tennis < ham pi a Bfcunning (i of toB rank T Srhroeder. F am. 22-year-old sel «l'>\* n t onalist in k M lian a: 1 '•j for his lift Ii major vi.'-ryj the senior crown. Klan. br«.k-'
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    Changi Wake Up In Last Ten Minutes
    278 10 fHANGI Airmen were very lucky Indeed to left the field yesterday with full points in their Senior Division game against a weak 1 Brotherhood Association eleven at Jalan Besar. Although the Airmen had the better of exchanges, it was only in the last
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    England's Heading For Defeat
    312 11 TWO WICKETS FALL CHEAPLY NOTTINGHAM, Monday. ENGLAND with five wickets in hand and a lead of 15 runs is heading for defeat in the Test match here. This was after a brilliant start to their second innings, with arrears of 335 from the first as anyone
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    PGA Lifts Ban On Locke
    54 11 lOfl Hon Ffiii-ii k.-. will ity ;i M. •»tll Mondaj who i i orapani- i r- th« iv A. IPiot*.olft:- A.- iMon Oi h« »i a h1 fo honour rontc4c*a jj» ti th* Hi ft. he t»jn was hut l i* ke l\ h- tad-
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    21 RUNNERS ENTER FOR AWARDS CUP
    98 11 '•DON Twenty-one have be*'i Befcal r iti' MfI n ti the. ft] Goodwood W... romorrov Ti.e race. x rur oniTS. tan if 1510 BUVT. hsibta with jockeys are: DeI Bteaatey), First Oon- Bi i• Ipart m Sacrii I vV. B IT. I* >: i).
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    NETS 34,400
    45 11 MEY, Mon. Total gate Of <lx>ut £34.400 F H for the British J League tour of Aus- *m record, it was !*J fierc to-day. QHTiI Dtiroyd, busiOf the Britisn J »W, before leaving by New Zealand, that the would receive about S Sterling
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    TANGLIN CLUB TENNIS RESULTS
    113 11 Rest.its of yesterday Taag'in < lub lawn tennis ties payed a' Tanglin are as follows: MEN'S (tl'h> UOlllLKS: Paul Clerc W. A. Kcro&er beat W. H. Drooglever Mitel*! 7-5. 6-t: Lt./Cdr. F. W. Her.n Cdr, van Dapnearn b"at L>t. Coi. H. M. S Smith Lt. Cel.
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    Scoreboard
    81 11 XX.LAND Lst. Inninijs VU WKST INDIKS Ist. Inn-i. SH ENGLAND 2nd. Innings Simpson run out M Washbrook r .Worrell b Vafentine IM I'arkhouse Ibw Goddard 69 Dewes not out 35 Yardley b Ramadhin 7 Insole st. Walt-ott b Kamadhin 0 Kvtras: U Total: (for five v*kts.> Wickets fell at
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    258 11 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. Crk-'i M »lose v play scores: \t Lord* M.C.C. 127 and secondly 229- (Powe 1 ~'J. Kan tt\.for 75). Minor Counties 172 (Tltmus right-arm medium Mn lor 34) and secondly 1!) for gat At Oval. Yorkshire beat Surrey by seven wickets: Surrey
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    21 11 MALACCA. Mon. A charity soccer match between Selangor and Malacca will be played at the Malacca Stadium on Saturday.
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    TIES FOR JUNIOR SHUTTLE CSHIPS
    274 11 I i J,in or badminton L- n a, .AAI I 1 :ORA> Lr 1 i <• Ib»rr>" Goh X i k H. CI «a f 1 Te! V M »»U an Brandt; V. Gomel (Pportlitjht) Wee Thiam Br> k (Marigold); Yuso» A 'il '(Bourn* mouth)
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    JACK GARDNER HAS EARNED A CRACK AT BRUCE
    475 11  -  By ARCHIE QUICK. IT seems likely that the fight between Gardner and Williams at Leicester will fill a niche in boxing history as securely as the classic oldtime bouts between Heenan and Sayers, Johnson and Jefferies, Dempsey and Tunney and Denshaw and
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    I.R.C. WIN 3-NIL
    73 11 INDIAN RECREATION I CLUB beat the Indonesians by three goals to nil yesterday in a S.A.F.A. Senior League game at Geylang. Rough play crept into the game but soon faded out after warning from the referee. Hero of the day v.aOsman. I.R.C. left winger, whose beautiful centres
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    Linebarger, In S'pore, Says Moscow Stupid
    237 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. THE rashness and stupidity of the Moscow Politburo of waging open aggression has compelled the United States to change its Far Eastern policy", said Professor P. M. A Linebarger of the School of Advanced International Politics, Washington, D.C., this
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    REDS OR COUCHES?
    91 12 A.P. PRAGUE, Today.—Three out of four people in Czechoslovakia would rather sleep on a bed than on a couch, but the younger set generally prefers couches. The Czechoslovak Public Opinion Institute reported this after an extensive sampling of furniture preferences Other finds were: Two out of three
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    Canadian Planes For Airlift
    72 12 U.P. MONTREAL, Today. SIX Royal Canadian Air Force transports will leave tonight to take part in the trans-Pacific airlift of supplies for the United Nations force:; in Korea. Two more four-engint d "North Star" transports will follow in a week. The SQuadron Canada's second contribution to
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    WORLD INDIGNANT OVER U.S. KOREA POLICY: PRAVDA
    70 12 U.P. LONDON. Today.—Yakov Victorov writing in Pravda. said yesterday that the of the world's "profound indignation" over American policy in Korea was reflected in the "complete failure" of other United Nations members to send ground troops to Korea. He also attacked United Nations
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    U.S. TO BAR REDS FROM SHIPS
    150 12 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today. THE nation's shipowners and anti-Communist maritime unions yesterday set up voluntary machinery to keep Reds off merchant ships and maintain a flow of American defence materials abroad. More than 50 'eaders of seafaring unions including rightwing locals of Harry Bridges' International
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    EXPORTS DROP
    49 12 U.P. TOKIO, Today. The Eextile Bureau of the International Trade Ministry estimated that the total exports of cotton cloth in July would drop 50 per cent, below the June exports with only 44,--636,000 yards exported during the first half of the month. June shipments totalled 216,--949,000 yards.—U.P.
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    REVOLT IN BOLIVIA QUELLED
    64 12 Reuter. LA PAZ. Bolivia. Monday. Toops have quelled a right-wing levolt started here by an army officer :n the early hours of Saturday, a Bolivian military headquarters communique said today. Many people were detained in the capital. La Paz. President Mamerto Urriolagoitia has reaffirmed confidence in
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    ALL SET FOR WAR
    43 12 A.P. PITTSBURGH. Mon. The big Westinghous Electric Corporation can start overnight to turn its 68 plants to full military production, President William A Price said. Mr. Price said the plan was approved by the Munitions Board two years ago.—A.P.
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    U.S. EXPERTS TO STUDY PI ECONOMY
    134 12 U.P. MANILA, To-day. IJNITED States Economic U Miasi'- i. making a fiveweeks exjuninatioa of Phillippine economy, on which will be based a complete report to President Truman, now has three tmV4h -.-pot study teams in various parts of the islands. Leader and deputy chief
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    1.45 P.M. GOMMUNIQUE
    179 12 FLASH A.P. TOKIO. Tues. MACARTHUR'S 1.45 p.m. communique said Communist pressure continued on the First Cavalr> and the 24th Infantry divisions, most of which has been with small detachments attacking with tanks. This has been followed With some light artillery Are by the Communists. "In one attack
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    KALLANG BRIDGE CRASH —3 DEAD
    76 12 UP to one o'clock this afternoon three Malay police con>-<iable* have died an a re*«h of last night's multiple car accident at Kallang Bridge. The accident occurred while the Police were investigating a Communist attempt N burn down a Louis Dreyfus rubber godmvn on the
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    U.S. To Buy More Rubber
    105 12 U.P. WASHINGTON CONGRESS was assure! yesterday the natios! supply of rubber is in "to shape" Chairman VY Stu«t Symington of the Nations Security Resources Boirt made the statement in a testimony before the Seam Banking Conimitti* on administration's defence pre duction bill. He said that
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    RUBBER DOW
    117 12 TODAY'S MARKETS The rubber coniriM<dit>' M'» 0|>ened ni 106 o foi first i;rad sheet. Au** and followed up with r able fluctuations. Tin dropped to 1".; hri done. then rose to 1"< and done and dropi»<i ■> wards noon to 1031 t»fvers i,! There was heavy profit tak
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    TIN RISES
    32 12 The price of<>" 'J'" f noon today if $35# '*pisnifter a rise of Pi< xnV London p*** rtf month*" tin l»"' rj per p»*r ton a ri** the ton. w
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    GOLD STEADY
    23 12 The Kol«l niar, t jrt'+ »»'endy this niojTiuiK lt> i dav's level ,i\ r "he rtrrt quality raw ralf. ——TTL IP
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      56 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE by na S pore LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5111/3 Mint Unci Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and Penang. PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE Maurice Glover, Main** Tribune Office, US, Fleet Street, London,
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      Big Gun Duel Is Still On
      102 1 1st DIV. FRONT (By Pettf Kolischer. U.P. Correspondent!. Fir-t Cavalry Division Front. 4RTH4JERY and mortar dutllint; is still in prop\ m am this front. The Americans are holding ■ti -if -t.lv to their positions. Th-' mbltr dion of the Communist guerilla* is spreading naataaUy.
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      REDS REACH SOUTH-WEST TIP ALMOST UNOPPOSED
      868 1 South Korean Naval Base Reported Captured Reuter and With Mac Arthur's HQ in Korea, Tuesday. WORTH KOREAN forces have swept nearly unopposed into the southwest tip of the Korean Peninsula, Gen. Mac Arthur's H.Q. announced. Tank and infantry teams of the invading North ?rn
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      "The Reds Expelled: We Stay"
      141 1 25th DIV. FRONT 25th Division Front. Tuesday. BAZOOKA-PACKING Americans stopped a tankled attack by several thousand Communists northeast of Yongdong yesterday. Foot soldiers of the 25th Division destroyed three attacking tanks and halted the North Korean infantry assault. Three other enemy tanks broke through the
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      GERMAN REDS GIVE LEADERS CARTE BLANCHE
      204 1 A.P. Backed by Russian guns, the party runs Eastern Germany. The 4.000 delegates ended the five-day party convention with a resounding voice vote for the new East German Five Year Plan calculated to link the Soviet zone and its 18,000.000 peoople with the eastern
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      122 1 A.P. COCOA, Florida, Tuesday. A two-stage "Bumber" rocket, weighing many tons, thundered into the air at 09.29 Eastern Standard Time (2.49 p.m. GMT) yesterday on the first horizontal test firing expected to take in hundreds of miles out over the Atlantic Ocean. It was the first
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      Vital Issues For Labour Party Talks
      441 1 "STOP COLD WAR AND MOVE CLOSER TO RUSSIA" A.P. LONDON, Today. DANK and file resolutions called upon the ruling Labour Party yesterday to move closer to Russia, stop the cold war and outlaw atom bombs The dermnds came in 27 proposed resolutions on "foreign
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      STOP PRESS
      30 1 Two more police constables, injured in last night's car crash at Kallang Road, have died in hospital. This brings the number of dead to three (See page 8).
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      Security Council Meets Today
      349 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Monday THE United Nations today announced a firm offer from Thailand of a combat team of 4,000 officers and men to fight in Korea. The offer was received as the Russian-boycotted Security Council, which launched the United Nations lighting action against the Red
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      LINCOLNS IN ACTION
      50 1 Trit ?uie Staff Reporter THE first night bombing operation undertaken by Lincoln.heavy bombers of the 100 Squadron based in Singapore was successfully carried out over Central Perak on Sunday night. An Auster aircraft flying over tlie bombed area yesterday reported that the attack was accurate and concentrated.
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      HUNTER SHOT DEAD
      73 1 Tribune staff Reporter A MALAY hunter was said to have been mistaken for a monkey and shot dead by another Malay hunter during a wild boar hunt in the Kluang area yesterday. Police investigation disclosed that the victim was perched on a high tree top. He was
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      Attempt To Dynamite Rail Line
      77 1 Tri borne Staff Reporter BANDITS made an unsuccessful attempt to dynamite the raiway-llne in South Johore last night. A series of loud explosions were heard at 10.45 p.m. On Investigation, the police found several holes near the railway-line but there was no actual damage to
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      Nehru Tries Again
      285 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. NEHRU was reported today to have sont a secret personal appeal to the U.S. Secretary of State Acheson. in a further effort to have Communist China "seated" In the United Nations. The message has been withheld from publication at Mi. Nehru's request, the report said.
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      SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      65 1 DON'T miss the lav afternoon edition ol t'ae Malaya Tribune which is issued au.'und 3.3' i p.m every day. lt contains all ihe latest news from Korea and the rest of The woria. and reports of the day's happenings in Singapore and upcountry Today H edition will contain
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      BOUND OVER FOR TAKING POISON, DIED
      80 2 A verdict of suicide was returned by Mr. W. G. Porter yesterday. Into the dealn 0 f a iep» r. Ke Ah Lee. on July lii. On that morning. Ec was brought before the Fourth Police Magistrate, where he was bound over for six
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      Rate Payers To Protest At City Father's Allowance
      208 2 A GROUP of Colony rate payers are getting together to organise a mass meeting to protest against Municipal Commissioners' decision to pay themselves a tax-free allowance of $300 a monU. The organisers are however, awaiting the result of the decision that Commissioners'
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      15 DAYS GRACE FOR DRIVER TO PAY FINE
      124 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon A British officer told the Magistrate today that Private Murugiah (20) of the K.A.S.C, Tampoi Barracks, would not be able to pay a line of $15 immediately and asked for delayed payment. Pte. Murugiah bad pleaded guilty to a
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      SIX WIN SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDY IN INDIA
      325 2 THE Government of India has awarded cultural scholarships to six Malayans—four men and two women—to continue their studies in India. This decision, said a Government of India press release yesterday was in accordance with the Indian Government's policy to promote cultural relations between
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      HOKKIEN WOMAN, DAUGHTER MISSING
      90 2 A report made about a month and a half ago was received by the Police, yesterday. A mat: made a statement yesterday that a 35-year-old Hoklrien woman and her three-year-Jld daughter were missing, from their house at 10th Miit Stone, Changi Road. Since June 17. They
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      Kai Sung Remanded Again
      59 2 Ng Kai Sung. 44-yenr-old I Hakka. appeared again before Mi. rX A. Fyfe in the Krlief Court yesterday when a charge of murder was menI uoned against him. was remanded to July 31 foi mention. He is alleged to have murdered Mi. Yong Yit Lin at
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      R.A.F. LASH RED DENS BY NIGHT
      212 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. pOR the first time since the Emergency, R.A.F. planes attacked bandit concentrations in Perak in a series of night raids. The targets were heavily bombed and strafed. A detective was killed when bandits ambushed a Police vehicle in Perak this morning.
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      APPEAL FOR DETAINEES
      49 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Mentri Besar. Kelantan. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil bin Haji Mahmiui, has sent personal letters to Malay Government Officers in the State appealing for voluntary donations lor the reliei ol Malay detainees at Tanking Bruas Camp. The response so far has been satisfactory.
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      DOCK WORKERS ON STRIKE
      57 2 I'KNANG, Tues. Daily paid workers of the Sungei Nyok Dockyard went on strike yesterday as they did not "htair; a satisfactory reply for better conditions of service. A last-minute endevour to persuade the management to agree to certain demands h< wrever failed. It la learnt that
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      Wife Was In Other Man's Lap
      393 2 A. G. RODRIGUES. a revenue officer, told Mr. Ju3ti.ce Evans in the High Court yesterday that one afternoon in April 1946 when ne unexpectedly returned to his auarters he found his wife lyinz on the verandah with her head on the lap of another
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      PROBATIONER TEACHERS
      65 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— The following Probationer Teachers from Johore have been selected for a course of three years training at the Malay Women's Training Col lege, Malacca and will be proceeding to the College on August 3. Fatimah bt. Musa, Safiah bt. Hussein, Zaidah bt. Md. Said, Azah
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      Daching Had Bent Needle
      161 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon A Police officer showed a big daching with a bent needle point and a faulty halfpicul weight in the Magistrates' Court today. Standing in the dock was Lim Kwang Seng, a ricedealer at Scudai Village, who pleaded guilty to two charges of using
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      Silver Cord Set For SJAB Chief
      87 2 PENANG.Mob. A farewell tea party given by the members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, Penang Branch at the Piccadilly Hotel yesterday, Mr* R.B. Stanhcpe, the Divisional Lady Superintendefit was presented with a silver cord set suitably engraved, as a token of appreciation. Mr.
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      PARTY FOR LIBRARIAN
      58 2 The United States Information Service was host to over 50 guests at a tea party yesterday in honour of Miss Margaret K. Beadles, the new librarian, who recently arriV' ed In Singapore to assume duty here. The USIS Library since its inauguration on y a few months
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      Gaol Him, Says Prosecutor
      370 2 FATHER OF 2 ON C B T CHARGE PENANG. Monday. Teh Tc .i Seng, 25, a married man which two children, stood charged yesterday with ciiminal breach of trust before Mr. M.R.F. Rogers in the Sessions Court. Tell mnu charged with com mitting beach of trust
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      WHY TAKE FINES FROM PAY
      231 2 Johnson Quiz Pat Johnson (Labour-North) will quiz the Municipality on the question of deducting from labourers' wages fines that are imposed on them. He has tabled six questions on this matter which will come up before the full board of Commissioners at the ordinary meeting
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      Maintenance Cut To A Cent
      84 2 THE Chief Just,* Charles Murrav-Ayo,'! yesterday varied a ma-ntS ance order mad, aea T Thoma.c Watson, on plication of his wife aE Joan Watson. w\ ed him and had t,or n married since told the court that there 2! an order mac Thomas Watson v
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      Four Face Extortion Charge
      80 2 Four Chinese. An r. Tee. Urn Keng Leon* Lin Choon Huat, and Pi; Lea were charged Mr. P. Claque in the Fourtl Police Court yesterday, with attempting to extort $s&i from Lim Poh He< by n U < ting him in fear of div misal. The
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      sir Abu Bakar untitled Sultan Abdullah, the Sultan of Pahang tun k teen leaving his plane, a Qantas Constellation, ».U Kalian); Airport yesterday afternoon. He has been on a tour of l.nuLuid and the Continent, his third so far. Immediately behind him Ls his A.DC. Raja Shaharar. They were awa/ for four months.
      53 3 sir Abu Bakar untitled Sultan Abdullah, the Sultan of Pahang tun k teen leaving his plane, a Qantas Constellation, ».U Kalian); Airport yesterday afternoon. He has been on a tour of l.nuLuid and the Continent, his third so far. Immediately behind him Ls his A.DC. Raja Shaharar. They were awa/
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      JOBLESS HE STABBED HIMSELF
      150 3 he was unemployed for a long period, a 52--year-old carpenter. Lam Pooi o*. Jalan Bcsar Road stabbed himscii' with a knife. After sustaining four •major wounds he made a report to the Rochore Road Police Mation. nimself. Lam was stated in the Coroners Court vcstrrday to
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      INDIAN MOVE FOR FUNDS
      60 3 MALACCA. \Ln. A meeting of South Indians in Malacca will be held ar 6 p.m. this Saiuraav at the precises ol tht Malacca Tamil School at Lorong fenjang. The objtct to appoint trustees to approach the Government to ol ihe aefunct Tamils Reforoi Association, M ilacca.
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      $1,000 BAIL
      54 3 DAIi. ot vi 000 in two sur. tie was allowed to Chua Chin Hock by the Seeon>! Police m igistratc ycswh< n he pleaded not guilty ti, ;i charge of voluntarily msing hurt to Urn Klra Ho< k and extorting 110.50 from him at Sungci Rood on July
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      Tan Fell Bleeding, While He Switched Off Engine
      294 3 —V-oroner Told WHILE washing flour sacks, Ow Aik Hooi, 16, a T labourer of the Yok Hong Vermicelli Factory at 77, West Jelutong heard a scream. He rushed to the rolling machine and switched off the engine. Tan Chee Sin then fell
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      NEGLIGENT DRIVING — CHARGE
      68 3 NEGLIGENT DRIVING CHARGE JOHORE BAHKU. Mon Slnapan Anamalay, 23 years, claimed trial in the Magistrates* Court today when coarged with negligent driving at Kulai Besar Estate on June 25 As a result of the alleged negligence, the lorry driven by Sinapan knockec- down and klhed another Indian named Kannaiyan. Bail
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      SHAIK'S GIFTS TO PATIENTS
      54 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mom On the occasion of Han Raya Puasa, Mr. A. G. 6h«ik distributed cakes.o biscuits, sweets, fruits and ovaltlne. to third-class inmates of the mental, tuberculosis and leper wards in the State rWttai Kota Bharu. fhe Senior Staff of the Hospital assisted by Mrs.
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      Transfer Papers Disappeared
      106 3 THE disappearance of a conveyance before its registration, during the Japanese occupation, was revealed in the Hi?h Court yesterday. The conveyance was m respect of a house vvhich Dr. Tan Chong Van boueht from Magdaline Fernandez in Teluk Kurau, sometime the Japanese occrpation. The transaction was completed
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      MORE DUTCH EMIGRANTS SEEK NEW LIFE IN AUSTRALIA
      502 3 WORE and more Dutch men, women .and children are leaving their homeland to seek new homes in Australia. The first trickle of emigrants has gradually increased and there is now a steady stream moving out to face a brave new world in
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      2 CLAIM TRIAL ON GAMING CHARGE
      83 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday.—Salim bin Abdullah, a 33-year-old one-legged Malay, claimed trial together with Sahiman Inn Sabirin (18) and Lim Kok Wot (15» when they were jointly charged with gaming in a public place near the Broadway Cinema in the Magistrates' Court today. They were
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      BOY FELL 20 FEET UNHURT
      116 3 Twelve-year-old Chua Ah Leong fell twenty feet yestciday morning and suffered no injuries Ah Leong was scaling the side of the "*;entam' on a rope irom hi> father's haree lying alongside when he lost iiis footing. He fell back into the barge and was pieuett
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      THE GUARDS ARE LEAVING
      55 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The 2nd Battalion Colds---tream Guoids are returning to the United Kingdom »n August. This £oefl not mean a reduction in troops in the Federation, as tht Ist Battalion of the Worcestershire Regiment at present undergoing jungle training somewhere In the Federation are here
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      LOCAL TRAIN CANCELLED
      35 3 KI'aLA LUMPUR. Mon The local train from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur this morning wi 1 be cancelled. The connecting train at 12 55 p.m. from Kuala Lumpur to Gemas will however run.
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      HIAP HUAT TO PAY DAMAGES
      248 3 JUDGMENT by consent was entered by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles MurrayAynsley. in the High Court yesterday in favour of Lim Goh Tong and Lim Her Seng (trading as Chop Huat Kee) in an action which they brought against Chop Hiap Huat (sued as a
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      Shopmen Have One Week To Go
      256 3 J HOUSANDS of shop-keepers have still to submit their returns on the 'Weekly Holidays Ordinance' to the Labour Office stating the day that their shops close. There is only one week more to go. So far the Labour Department has received about 11,000 from
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      81 Societies Registered In June
      115 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. twenty-one more appiiI cations lor registration from societies were received during last month, according to the monthly report or the Acting Registrar 01 Societies. Mr. G. H. Sunimerflelri. Of these applications, winch represent a total tp -mbership of 7.2G4. 15 were for
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      DROVE CAR NEGLIGENTLY
      57 3 JOHORE QAHRU Mon Twenty-year-old Ng Si ew Sek admitted he reversed his car on 'h- road to lit* istana Besar and collided against a vlegraoh pofi when charged with negligent driving >n th* M*gis- rites' Court today. Slight damage wa.-> caused lo the telegraph po*t. Si- w
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      Marine PC Gaoled For Graft
      148 3 BASIRUN bin Baba, a Singapore Marin* Police ron stable, found guilty of havin;; corruptly accepted $40 from Chan Soo Whai. a fish agent ot Ellen borough Market, was yesterday sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second District Court. Baba was said to have
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      $103,000 MCA Aid For Squatters
      70 3 j MALACCA, Mon-Grant.s i approved and to date jby the Standing Sub- committee of the Malayan Chinese £ssociamn on the .settlement, resettlement, and recouping of sQuatteis totalled about $i 03.100 Further grants ro'aUlne about 542,500 l.aye altiu been approved bu: have < not yet been
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      BREAK IN THE CLOUDS
      438 4 IT is a bold man who looks on the bright side in this day and age. Bitter experience has taught us that optimism is a doubtful virtue, unless it is accompanied by a firm resolution that, while we may allow ourselves to hope for the best,
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      DEMOKLACY
      173 4 piVE .years ago when the American Ist Cavalry. Division rumbled into the streets of Tokio, sullen Japanese stood waiting for the worst. The men expected to be shot if they so much as blinked an eye; they feared their women would be raped and their homes pillaged. In a
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      THE WIDER IMPLICATIONS OF THE KOREAN CONFLICT
      1195 4  -  FORMOSA IS THE WORLD DANGER SPOT... By Sylvain Mangeot REUTER'S DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENT Reuter. LONDON. AS the fighting in Korea nettles into what will now cl( rly be a protracted struggle, the wider implication of the situation which lt has rr f ted are
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      Racial Discrimination Made Headline News
      854 4 LONDON. PROFESSIONAL bodies, Church leaders, journalists and, finally, the leading scientists of the world, joined in condemnation of colour or racial prejudice and made headline news in London last week. It was only after a threehour stormy session that the British Medical Association in London
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      Want A Trip To the Moon?
      111 4 A.P. The Book Now NEW YCPK. Moi, WANT Vu 1( an get youi now. ttnce one billii n lars. Ro feci h.,.. 25 ran The price muld cot*, design, testing anj C o strueiion 01 equipment Accordlrg to oil PoUt r publicat'on of tin
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      INDIA HAS A MAO
      158 4 U.P. NEW YORK. Mon IN an editorial today the New York Times urged action to Improve the lot of the Indian MINI while there is yet time to avoid Communist growth in India. It said: "Numerically. India's communist party is still avith fewer than 100.000 enrolled
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      SQUATTERS MOVE TO NEW ROADSIDE VILLAGES
      410 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. families in Perak are being moved to new village sites nearer the main road. This is in line with the steps adopted in other States and Settlements in the Federation to bring the rural population under control from the influence and
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      GUARDS DINNER
      58 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Brigade of Guards old comrades dinner will be h«?ld at the Coliseum Restaurant, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday July 29. Brig. C. t H. Dunbar. DSO, Commander oi tne 2nd Guards Brigade will be in the chair. These wishing to attend should contact the Hon.
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      3 POWER STATIONS PLANNED
      375 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. the grave shortage cl electrical puwr '.n the rederatiorj will be me*, by the bolldlng of threo big pow*-r stations—tne Connaught Bridge Power fallen. at Klan;4 and two hydro electric power stations ul CSSKTon Highlands— costing approximately $205.000,IM The Corsrtaught Brtttgi Power. Station
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      Gave $25 Tea Money To Remove Army Stores
      381 5 Court Told HXCiAM canteen cook employee of the R.A.F., Seletar, told the First District Court yesterday that he saw an Indian breaking the padlock of a military store. He gave him $25 tea money for helping three people in removing a quantity
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      KEEP COLONY FISHERMEN OUT, PENGAWAS TOLD
      108 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. AT the June meeting of Pengawas in Bachok District the Chairman, Tuan Haji Abdullah Bakty. called upon them to report any instance of Singapore fishing boats found operating in Kelantan waters. He t-aid reports should wherever possible be accompanied with a
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      AUSSIES LEAVE TODAY FOR K.L.
      34 5 General Brideford and nis group of Australian Observers are due to leave Singapore at 7 a.m. today for Kuala Lumpur and will Lie in the Federation ior some time.
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      FRENCH OFFER TO SWOP PRISONERS
      134 5 A.P. SAIGON, Monday. THE French authorities in Saigon offered today to exchange prisoners with Russian-backed Ho Chi Minh. leader of the Vietminh in Indo-China .w The offer was, made in a broadcast which said that something could be worned cut with Ho's guerillas "if the
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      Dr. Presents Report On Hawkers
      133 5 THE Singapore Hawker Inquiry Commission held a closed meeting yesterday at which Dr. You Poh Seng, lecturer in statistics at the University of Malaya presented the Hawkers' Survey Report. Dr. You. at the invitation of the Chairman of the Hawkers Commission. Professor T. H. Silcock.
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      LESS JOBLESS IN STATES
      52 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Monday. The Bureau of Employment Security of the United Labour Department announced today that between January and June there was a 30 per cent dron in the number of people drawing unemployment insurance benefits under State laws. The figures were: In January, 2.077.568: in
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      NO DAY OFF FOR US SAY WAITERS
      332 5 THE Coffee Shop Employees Union has made representations to the Commissioner of Labour on the question of the Weekly Holidays Ordinance. They have complained that four of their men who insisted on their day off weekly have Been dismissed. In a memorandum they
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      TWO YEARS TO BUY X-RAY SET
      47 5 A.P. RANGOON. Monday. Citizens at Tavoy. south coast fishing port, have bought X-ray equipment ior their hospital with oneanna pieces. One ann? is one-sixteenth of a Burmese ruoee. It took them two years m caned the Rs 20.000 the equipment cost.—A.P.
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      GEN HARDING FOR HONGKONG
      33 5 The C.-in-C, Far East Laud Forces. General Sir John Harding, left Singapore on Sunday for Hong Kong on a routine visit and will be away for about a week
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      To strengmen ties of friendship between Burma and Indonesia, General Ne Win. Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Burma, yesterday hew with a party of 11 friends to Jakarta lie stopped over in Singapore fcr one hour, whilst his plane was being refuelled. With him went I Hla Mg, Burmese Ambassador to Thailand and Indonesia, to open the Burmese Embassy at Jakarta General Ne Win, said yesterday that he is paving a visit to Indon/sia at the personal invitation of the Indonesian Charge d'Affaires in Burma. He sa»d: "This is purely a pleasure trip for me, and travelling with me aie my own personal friends."
      106 5 To strengmen ties of friendship between Burma and Indonesia, General Ne Win. Defence Minister and Deputy Prime Minister of Burma, yesterday hew with a party of 11 friends to Jakarta lie stopped over in Singapore fcr one hour, whilst his plane was being refuelled. With him went I Hla Mg,
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      SHB MEN TO CONSIDER BOARD OFFER
      89 5 The fourth annual general meeting of the Singapore Harbour Board Sta'.' Association will be held at the Union's premises on Cantonment Road on Friday at 5.30 p.m One of the items to be discussed at the meeting is the housing allowance asKed for by
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      MAN FELL ON PATCH OF ACID
      120 5 A BI(» Jar of BupipnfC acirt fci' ard broke. Forty MB-year-old Chu Cm Low slipped. And yesterday ne wa.< in Yam Oeoeral Hospital sufIcrtQg from teveTe burns. Said Chi Low: *'I whs carrying a t>ox oita n*njf the* Jar of acid whin the bottom
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      COUNCIL MEET
      20 5 The next session the Singapore Legislative council will be held at the Victoria Mrmorinl Hall on August 15.
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      14 DAYS' JAIL
      38 5 NG Kah Peow, a 44-year-old Teoehew was sentenced to 14 days' r.i. and six months' police supervision for failing to report to the police between April 4 and July 23 whi c undergoing Police supervision.
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      Hongkong Worried Over Bans
      100 6 HONGKONG, Mon—Traders in Hongkong are worried by rumours that following the ban on shipments of petrol to Red China the export of other strategic materials also may be prohibited. These materials are said to be rubber, copper, lead, gunny bags, steel tubes and plates, tin, cotton
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      LONDON SHARES
      153 6 LONDON. Mon. Nervousn SS regarding the Korean situation *»nd ministerial hints of new taxation to meet possible increase of Britain's expenditure created dullness in the London Stock Exchange today. Amon? overseas issue.-,, Japanese bonds encountered heavy selling and declined by some live points. European bonds were lower where
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      COMMODITY PRICES RISE SHARPLY
      256 6 Reuter. LONDON, Monday. U7ORLD markets returned to the heavy pattern of higher prices for goods and lower prices for securities opening today, according to reports to Comtel, the World Economic News Agency. Sentiment improved later, and extreme movements were reduced in some though not all sections.
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      Gold, U.S. $
      33 6 Gold, U.S. A.P.& U.P. The following were the official quotations ftt the Hong Kong money exchange today HK56.185 per U.S. dollar. HKslf» r>o per pound storing. HK5306.5 per tael of gold.— A.P. U.P.
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      TIN UP IN LONDON
      99 6 U.P. The price ol tin yesterday was $352 1/2 per picul exsmelter —a drop of si 3 A on the picul. I,ONf>ON. Mon.- Tm was hrm ik,iiii today and pot regained a further tll-l S ta ne d early lasf. week at 1199 7 Thref. munths
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      LONDON TIN LATEST
      62 6 LONDON. Mon. The priCe of spot tin rose anc ther £716-3/4 per ton. onjy £8 below the peak price established on July 14 aad £127-5 8 above the price ruling immediately prior lo the Korean war. Thr< months gained a furttu-i £18-3 4 at £718-1 2. The
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      THE REPERTORY THIS WEEK
      554 6 Streaming, tropical "Rain", the slightly sordid, slightly sacrilegious. but whollyabsorbing play based on a short story by Somerset Maugham, is the choice of the Singapore Repertory Theatre company this week Set in the humid atmosphere of the South Seas, the first curtain of the play rises
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      U.S. CALL TO CUT TRADE WITH REDS
      155 6 U.P. WASHINGTON, Monday I ANTHONY MARCUS, President of the Institute J of Foreign Trade, called on the United States yesterday to sever trade relations with Russia and [t?2u» keep goods produced by slave labour out of this country. m M n He also
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      Rubber Jumps To 105 Cents
      103 6 »pHE Rubber commodity market opened very fi yesterday above the dollar mark thoupl- th were no advices from London or New Yor- The market jumped by five cents with'nrivat. cables indicating good buying by New York man facturers over the weekened. The market -vas <S
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      Reds Refund Taxes On Exports
      100 6 Reuter AAP. HONGKONG, Mon. The Chinese authorities in Shanghai have ordered commodity tax paid on a numher of export goods to be refunded lo the payers, according to Chinese reports reaching here. The items on which tax payments are to be refunded or reduced include:
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      TIN ORE OUTPUT FIGURES
      43 6 Figures lor the pr.xjuction oi tin ore concentrtu in Federation i> r w are as follows: 1 "hi; Tons Pera* 4 no? Sclangor 2 079 Negri Sembilan Pahang 201 Johore jjs Trengganu 47 Kedah I P»rli.s Malaeert Total Mi
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      STRONG DEMAND FOR PEPPER
      77 6 U.P. NEW YORK. Mon. Fantastic rises in the pnee of pepper, of 30 to SS cents m all positions were noted Ust week. There la sign of the demand slackening. For many weeks the trading has been mostly to im\ ers, but the Korean altaattai is
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      INDIA HAS FAVOURABLE TRADE
      156 6 (GIIS.) NEW DELHI, Mon. FGURES now available show that India has malrftained a favourable balance of trade with the dollar area' countries since November 1949. In five months —NovemDcr 1949 to March 1950 —she had a total surplus cf Rs. 242.2 million in her trade with
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      England's Heading For Defeat
      292 7 TWO WICKETS FALL CHEAPLY NOTTINGHAM, Monday. ENGLAND with five wickets in hand and a lead ot 15 runs is heading for defeat in the Test a here. This was after a brilliant start to their econd innings, with arrears of 335 from the as anyone could
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      Scoreboard
      81 7 KNGLANB Ist. laekMjl tt3 «1-1 IMtlr SI Inn..- VVS r.V.I WI) .'nd. Innings wtfmtn mi «>oi m K»*hbi....k i Worrell b fafaSMßa MS rarkkesM Ibw t.oddurri «H 9tWVi not out .Vi >ardlr\ b Ituiuudbin lim.l, st. Ual«,,tt b Raniadhhi 0 Extras. l»tjl -lor ft\e wkt*.) 35U H'i.kHs lell at
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      Rest Win By Innings And 14 Runs
      147 7 PENANG, Mop Europwent down badly to the R< st in their annual cricket test match ior the De Silva Cup yesterday. Th.- Rest won by an innings and it runs in a two-day match played on the S C. ground, n stumps wrre
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      267 7 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Cricket close of play scores: At l ord s 127 an.l *econdJj 229 (l'u*H 7». Earl live ior To). M nor Counties 17-' (litmus right-ami medium yen tor 34) and 3«e0«41\ 1» for U Oval. Yorkshire heat S'urr. In yen xii k.
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      21 RUNNERS ENTER FOR STEWARDS CUP
      137 7 Reuter. LONT>ON. Mon. Twenty-one crack sprinters have been Hci iared probables for the Stewards Cup, to be t■ n ai tie opening stage of the Qoodwood i.t. etitii; tomorrow. Ti.e rate. Whicli is run over six far ontrs, is timed to -tart af 1510
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      NETS £34,400
      52 7 SYDNEY. Mon.- -Total gate receipts of about £34.400 Sterling for the BriUsh Rugby League tour of Australia was a record, it was stated here to-day. Mi. Gecrge Duroyd, business manager of the British team, said, before leaving by air for New Zealand, that the tourists would receive about
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      Changi Wake Up In Last Ten Minutes
      322 7 fHANGI Airmen were very lucky indeed to have fe left the field yesterday with full points in their Senior Division game against a weak Tamil Brotherhood Association eleven at Jalan Besar. Although the Airmen had the better of exchanges, it was only in
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      I.R.C. WIN 3-NIL
      74 7 INDIAN RECREATION CLUB boat the Indonesians by three goals to nil yesterday in a S.A.F.A. Senior League game at Gcylang. Rough play crept into the game but soon faded out after warnings from the referee. Hero of the day v.ns Osman, I.R.C. :eft winger, whose beautiful centres
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      JACK GARDNER HAS EARNED A CRACK AT BRUCE
      469 7 JT seems likely that the fight between Gardner and Williams at Leicester will rill a niche in boxing history as securely as the classic oldtime bouts between Heenan and Sayers, Johnson and Jefferies, Dempsey and Tunney and Denshaw and Boon. It was
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      UNBEATEN RAJAS FACE SEVERE TEST TODAY
      146 7 v Tribune Soccer Reporter. tfOTA Raja—last year's Singapore Cup winners and th3 only undefeated team in the SAFA Senior League today—who head the table with 23 points from 12 games face their toughest hurdle —the Chinese Atheltes 1949 League champions—in a key game at
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      M.C.C. Tour Programme
      104 7 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. Tlie M.C.C. team will play 29 matches. including five Tests against Australia and two against New Zealand, on their 1950-51 tour. The Tests against Australia will be played at Bris bane beginning December 1, Melbourne beginning December 22. Sydney beginning January 5. Adelaide beginning
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      MALACCA SOCCER
      21 7 MALACCA. Mon. A charity soccer b<tween Selangor and Malacca Will De piHjreU at, UIC mmW lacca Stadium on Saturday.
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      Naples Grand Prix Moss Crashes Into A Tree....
      169 7 A.P. NAIM.ES. Mon. Hm.-n', ■M driver, Stirling: M.,-,-. Nva.« injured ye sierda> in car r a when Ota ear rai bed a'an. 't i. tree. Mo?.x wit.-, racing; a Bni.-h H.W.M in the thir.l C: md Prix <>l Napl. for 500 cubic
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      TANGUN CLUB TENNIS RESULTS
      129 7 Results of yesterday's Tanu'm club lawn tennis lie-- payed at 'L'anitiin are as loll»ws: SUCN'S OIM.N |j)OI KLES: Paul Clare \v. a. iCcrmer beat W. H. DrooKiewi si .Mi'.hei 7-5, 0-4; I,t. Cdr. F. W. He*;n ft. Cdr. van Dapoearn l>*at Lt. Co*. H. M. B.
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      6 HORSES SENT UP TO CLASS 1
      201 7 <JIX horses—Ambassador, Gold Meridian, Vasco da Gama, River Moon, Steel Age and Arabian Knight have been promoted to Class one, states a Straits Racing Association release received this morning. C ass Two horses to be t-ert down to Class three are: Lucky Ace.
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      PGA Lifts Ban On Locke
      142 7 A.P. LONDON, Mon. Brai-h Open Golf champion from Sjuth Africa. Bobby Locke, wnl fly to Chicago a week from Monday lor his lirst American appeal er.je -nice he was barred a yaor ago Locke, who will be accompanied by Ossie Pickworfh of Australia, will pay
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      Chew Bee And Father GaveAway TooMuch
      318 7 QNG Chew Bee. Singapore's triple tennis title holder, took the courts yesterday to play in the V.M.C.A. lawn tennis championships with his father. The father and son combination lost—"A" Class Handicap Doubles- -6-2, 6-2. They played against Y. P. Wee and Dr. F. Y.
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      TIES FOR JUNIOR SHUTTLE C'SHIPS
      377 7 THE following ties in il.e Singapore jutror badminton championships wi l be played oft this weekend: SATI UDAY. AT 'I.M P.M. Tan Cuan Hunt; and Ma'; Kirn Hon; (Mayflower- v. Wong v<-.i Yeofc and Poh Kirn Van <AAl': Neo Sen« Kee and Tan Chin J.n
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      ONE KILLED, TEN HURT IN SMASH-UP AFTER GODOWN BLAZE
      618 8 Tribune Staff Reporter. f THREE Chinese, one of them armed, set Are U>>ie rubber gocßwn oi 1 Louis Dreyfus in Kallang Road at about 10 o'clock last alfUt, a j tn.eutc :me two jagas at pistol point. A few minutes later,
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      TAX BOOST URGED
      37 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. TodayRepublican Senator Robert Taft yesterday forecast a federal budget of 150,000.000,--000 to $55,000,000,000 per year for perhaps 10 years. He called for an Immediate tax increase to cover the new coats. —U.P.
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      THREE CAUSES
      34 8 Reuter. LONDON, Today.—British atomic experts back from a visit to Japan estimate that deaths then* from atomio bombing were due to three causes—heat flash, injuries and burns caused by blast and radio-activity.—Reuter.
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
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      CINEMA
      119 8 CATHAY: 'Madame Bovary' at 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.16. t>4s and 9.30 p.m ALHAMBBX: "Prince of F«x es" at 1.45. 4.15. 645 and 9 p.m. PAVILION: "Snake Fit" at 2 4.16 6.30 and SUM p.ns. CAPITOL: •Counterblast" a. 11 a.m.. 1.15. 4, 6/M and 9.30 p.m. BEX: "Dewi Murni" at
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      SPORT
      21 8 SOLTEK: Snr. l ire: Cl>'n*-se Athletes v. Kota Raja at Jalan Be»nr stadium. TENNIS: YMCA and Tallin Club tournament (cont. >
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      A BLAZE OF ORATORY
      81 8 U.P. BERLIN. Today. The East German Communist Party c ided its mammoth fifth c»ingress with a blaze of anti-American oratory last night after approving a five->;ar plan for a 100 per cen: increase in the Soviet zone's* industrial might. Thousands of oarty faithful brought the biggest
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      Old Bomb Interrupts Cold War
      139 8 A.P. BERLIN. Today. AN old bomb interrupted the cold war in Berlin yesterday. The bomb is so hot it may go off any minute. Germans found it Russians are standing around trusting that the thing will stay dead for a while. The British are trying
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      MYSTERY SUBS
      45 8 U.P. HAMILTON. BERMUDA. Today.—E. K. Thompson, chief engineer of the freighter W R. Arbutus, said today that the ship sighted two unidentified submarines durtng her trip from Jacksonwille to Bermuda. He added: "They did not h>ok like anything we have seen before." —U.P-
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      SAFER FLYING
      40 8 Reuter. LONDON, Today. Radar search beams, projected ahead of the aircraft and capable of detecting storm clouds as far as 40 miles away, will soon be making flying safer for travelling with the BrUisn Overseas Airways Corporation. —Reuter.
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      CHILDREN SIGNED PEACE PETITION?
      128 8 Reuter. LONDON. Today. BRITAIN'S Education Minister, Mr. George Tomlin»un. today began investigationsinto reports that 300 London schoo'children signed the "Stockholm peace petition. A Ministry of Education official said that reports had been submitted to the Minister and he was studying t "Jt' is too ea'Jy for
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      NORWAY OFFERS SHIPS FOR KOREA
      110 8 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today NORWAY officially notified the United States yesterday that she is ready to place Norwegian shipping at the disposal of United Nations forces in Korea. Ambassador Munthe oe Morgenstierne informed US. Assistant Secretary of State George Perkins of his government's decision during
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      TIGHTER SECURITY
      26 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Today. President Truman yesterday ordered the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) tc tighten its enforcement programme against "espionage, sabotage and subversive activities."—A.P.
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      HARBOUR BLAST WAS SABOTAGE: ATTLEE
      205 8 A.P. LONDON, Today. DRIME Minister Clement Attlee yesterday r branded as sabotage the explosion in Portsmouth harbour ten days ago of nine ammunition barges loading high explosives reportedly for Korea. A Are in one of the barges set off a blast which injured 19 persons,
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      11,500 YANKS IN BRITAIN
      49 8 LONDON, Today. PRIME Minister Clement Attlee said yesterday that about 10,000 American airmen and 1.500 sailors are on duty In Britain. He tod a questioner in Parliament that American medium bomber groups numbered about 18C planes but ref jsed to say what type? were represented.—
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      Bali's most famous untitled Polok. Wife of a Be "mi artist, Lo Mayeur, ha" oo'tJ .or thousands of Pnoto graphers. Her. snf. is Pittured before a backdrop of sketches l»> her hush mil —* P Photo
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      U.K. Plans A-Defence
      116 8 LONDON. Today. THE Labour Government made public yesterday plans to step up sharply its organisation for civil defence against atomic bomo- GeofTery de Freitas. Un-der-Secretary for the Home Office, told the House oi Commons that these moves are under way: ti The Government will publish on Wednesday
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      TO CONSULT TRUMAN
      37 8 Reuter. CANBERRA, Today—External Affairs Minister Percy Spender said h?*re today he would short y be consulting President Truman and Secietary of State Dean Acheson, before taking any decision on more help in Korea. —Reuter-
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      Anti-Leopold Forces Told: 'Go Ahead'
      241 8 A.P. BRUSSELS, Today. DELGIAN anti-Leopold forces received the goD ahead signal yesterday for active resistance against the King. The nine-man National Action Committee, grouping Socialist MP's, trade union and cooperative leaders, held a long meeting in Brussels, after which they announced that they had decided
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      CHIANG MAY DEFY US. TO REINFORCE IS.
      147 8 U.P. TAIPEH. Today SCOUT planes o. the Unitea States v. run Fleet patrolled the Fo Straits today as Nationalist China prepared to send help to two sentinel islands m defiance of President Trump's "c"as"fire" or The .Jands ol QaatMf and Litlle Quemoy. ;.ust
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      MINISTER SAFE
      56 8 LONDON. Today-Capta n Vyvyan Holt. British Minister in Seoul captured when North Korean forces entered the city earlier this month, is safe. The Foreign Office touay announced it hrd receives a cable from him reporting that he and two members oi his staff were safe Bad were now
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