Malaya Tribune, 28 July 1950

Microfilm: NL3775
Total Pages: 20
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    16 1 MALAYA Tribune NEWS TODAY liXllli EXTRA TWENTY PAGE SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    YANKS LAUNCH BIGGEST COUNTER-ATTACK
    366 1 TROOPS SMASH HEAD-ON INTO REDS' TANK-PUSH A.P. &Reuter-AAP With First Cavalry in Korea, Friday. IK UNITED STATES FIRST CAVALRY COUNTER ATTACKED \(.AINST THE NORTH KOREANS TODAY WITH THE LARGEST K»R( F YET THROWN AGAINST THE REDS IN THE KOREAN WAR— •1 REGIMENT SUPPORTED BY A BATTALION.
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    MARIA HERTOGH TO STAY
    214 1 Appeal Court Decides... (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore. Today THIRTEEN-year old Maria Hertogh is to so back to her. foster-mother, Che Aminah. Che Aminah was then the custody of the Dutch girl by the Full Court of Appeal this morning. The Court, consisting of Mr. Justice Evans,
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    Dead Resemble Japs
    31 1 Reuter-AAP Hll| > U» Xt Can try iMvishn Today. P r Hobart tiding Siat- a. North r< 11 v 1 1 !id of I n< ver un- n the
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    $100,000 DAMAGE
    22 1 A.P KONG, reviiv. ta" v l" purt of KOn? ypstcr.-i .V HKMonS caus I'.u anrt swim -A.p Iam; Dn re-
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    SEARCH STILL ON
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    Shot Man Says: "I Can Identify"
    747 1 Tribune Staff Reporters ABOUT 9. a.m. this morn- ins, 55-year-old Mr. Li Chi Wa, Inspector of Chinese Schools, was shot at by a young: Chinese man who had asked him "Are you Mr Li Chi Wa?" Mr. Li was then sitting in a trolley
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    TODAY'S MALAY DEMONSTRATION
    16 1 Picture taken of the big Malay demoasti Uion in Jorore (See Page 2.)
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    "I WILL CONSIDER RETURN TO UMNO" SAYS DATO ONN
    564 2  -  By HARRY FANG JOHORE BAHRU, Today. ftATO Onn bin Jaafar told a mammoth meeting at his house here today: "I will consider the possibility of my returning to UMNO." He gave this promise after representatives of various Malay organisations had staged
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    50 th BIRTHDAY
    19 2 A.P COPENHAGEN, r.nurs.— Prince Knud. Danish heir apparent, is 50 today. He is a Naval captain.—A.P.
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    TRADE BALANCE
    35 2 MANILA. Thurs.—Philippine Secretary of Commerce and Industry Cornelio Balmaceda announced today that the Philippine trade balance had shown a marked improvement the first six months this year over the same period in 1949,—
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    Israel Is Accused Of Aggression
    108 2 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Thurs. EGYPT today charged that Israel sent an armed force across the Egyptian frontier on Juno 30 in an act of r re meditated aggression." The Foreign Minister Mchamed Salleh Eddin Bey, in a note to Mr. Trygve Lie asked him to
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    MEET IN SECRET
    63 2 A.P LONDON. Thurs. The committees, apparently charged with writing out details of the Atlantic Defence Plans, met with unusual secrecy this morning. Spokesman at the U.S. Embassy and in the offices, of the American delegates to the Atlantic Council Deputies session, acknowledged that committee meetings were belug
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    U.S. LUMBER NEEDS
    38 2 A.P WASHINGTON. Thurs The UJS. Defence Department said today that its lumber requirements are substantially greater "because of the developing situation"' but that there is no programme for big-scale buying lo build up a stock-pile.-A.F.
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    KILLED KENYA OFFICIAL WITH ARROW
    99 2 A.P NAIROBI. Thurs. AN African assassir killed a Colonial official- -Philip Richmond. 38 with bow and arrow as he left his hotel at Nakuru in the Kenya highlands for an afterdinner stroll. As the unidentified killer glided away, bow in hand. Richmond chased him. but
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    U. S. WILL DEFEND BONN
    155 2 U.P WASHINGTON Thvvs. THE United Slates today reiterated its determination to defend Western Germany against a possible attack from the East." The United States determination aas expressed by the State Depaument in response to questions about mounting East German and Soviet propaganda imploring the West
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    AMNESTY FOR WAR CRIMINALS URGED
    160 2 Reuter. i LONDON, Thursday. Hankey, a member of Britain's War Cabinet in 1939-40, today called for an immediate amnesty for. German and Japanese war criminals. This was the first stap towards a reconciliation with Britain's ex-enemies which he advocated to defeat Communism. Speaking at a
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    Jap. Bid For World Textile Market
    140 2 Reuter and AAP TOKIO, Thursday.- Japan may become th. world's biggest exporter of cotton 'manufacti? according to the Kyodo news aj Statistics have shown that her export traded during the first half of the present ye ending June 30 amounted to 960.000.000 yards m
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    Red Writer Backs Nehn Proposals
    206 2 A.U. Reuter-AAP Reuter LONDON. Than Mf? IlyaEhrenburu.ai* known Russian tear and jottrn. I pr» conferenct here thai I proposals made oy Pane Jawaharial Nehru, thf Ir dian Prime Minister toot hostilities In Korea "excellent. He regretted thai American Governm< ill M replied to these in
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    This Picture Was Taken Five Miles Away
    39 3 Trihim,' cameraman Ta Yew Khuan took the above picture of yesterday's big- fire at P»ya la-\yht from Clifford Tier—about five miles away. He also took the picture below, almost on the spot.
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    STRIKES PARALYSE BELGIUM
    192 3 U.P. BRUSSELS, Thursday. |{lOTING anti-Leopold Socialists invaded King Leopold Ill's Laeken Palace grounds tonight, but were driven out by the police who slugged at least 50 with gun butts. Socialist demonstrators, led by former Premier Paul Henri Spaak, converged on the palace to protest Leopold's return. Earlier
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    VATICAN CHARGE
    35 3 VATICAN CITY, Thurs.— More than 13,000 Catholic priests had been killed or out in concentration camps by the Communist regimes of Russian satellites during the past five years, the Vatican Radio said today.
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    RELEASED
    19 3 Reuter. HONGKONG. Thurs The Panarjian-registered vessel "Shapur" returned to the Colony last evening after 24 hours' detention.— Reuter.
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    U.S. CALL-UP
    24 3 A.P. WASHINGTON. Thuv S The U.S. Defence Department, today issued a call for 100.000 draftees into the Army during September and October.—A.P.
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    TRUMAN SIGNS ORDER
    23 3 A.P. WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Truman today signed an executive order extending for 12 months all enlistments in th« armed services.—A.P.
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    WEST 'PLOTTING'
    21 3 A.P. MOSCOW Thursday.— Soviet press article today stated that t he United States Government is preparing for new aggression.—A.P.
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    Give Joe A Line—And A Warning
    117 3 A.P. LONDON, Thurs. A Labour member of Parliament said today the West should draw a line on the map —and atom bomb Russia if the line is crossed. A. T. Paset, MP from Northampton, told the House of Commons, Josef Stalin would never in
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    DAILY WORKER SAYS: 'SORRY'
    123 3 A.P. LONDON. Thursday. THE Communist Daily Worker apologised to-day for implying that a Russian atom soy who deserted to the West was an imposer trying to make propagand > against the Soviet Union. The Daily Worker apologised in court in settlement of the Russian libel action
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    Niehru More Realistic Than Acheson
    212 3 Reuter. NEW YORK, Thursday. MAX Lerner, promiru*r.t American columnist, wrote n the New York Post ye.'.ter day that Indian Premier, p andit Jawaharlal Nehru was "more of a realist" than the United States Secretary if State, Mr. Dean Acheson. He ;.dded that the Kremlir may
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    HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN
    607 4 A NEW FEATURE BRITAIN i; out to captute the world markets for heavy industrial tractors, an. a production rate of 500 a yeai planned by January. 1952. The 'ractors will be built If the Elswick ant' Scotswood works i Vickers-Armstrongs. Rolls-Royce 180 h.p. Dizsel will
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    Johnson Urged To Ask For More Money
    183 4 A.P WASHINGTON, Today. SENATORS were reported yesterday to have pressed Secretary of Delence Louis Johnson for a soeed up in rearmament beyond the U5510,500.000,000 -increase asked by President Truman. Senator Milton R. Young. North Dakota Republican, told reporters that it was the attitude
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    Fathia Is Not Back Yet
    144 4 Reuter CA17.0 Thurs. King Fa ran'''a C3-day ••ultimatum" to h'*» mother ta 1 sister I.i I to Fdhia who defied by milrying ;in Egyptian commonet in the Uniteo States, expires on July 31. but there is no sign of either obeying his order to retain
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    LEOPOLD RETURNS
    41 4 Kirw 1 o f Oi*» (cntre). waves to I people outside iht Foval I*a"r«e af L»ek«n oa M*te*m six xears exile on Inly 11. With him are his sonBau'douin. 19 (hit* and the Ifc-year-old Prince ÜbertA.P. Photo. A.P. Pholo
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    CHINESE EXODUS FROM HONGKONG
    238 4 A.P. HONGKONG. T< THE British are building a wire fence a| 1 the infiltration of illegal Chinese immr. tmi they find those returning to Comn Cnina outnumber the incoming Chinese. The emigration is attributed to war scare resulting from the Korean fighting and the rug cost
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    ATTLEE'S THEME
    29 4 LONDON. Thurs. Prime Minister Ckment Attlee is expected to warn Britons ol a further perod of austerity when he broadcasts to 4he nation on oonday night. Uteij
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    Shipping Controls May Be Resumed
    84 4 A.P. LONDON. Thu. Tiie Korean war may see the resumption of controls over shipping wi:ich have been only recently abandoned, according to Sir Andrew Common, addressing the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. Common said, "Although it will no doubt Increase the demand for tonnage and maM
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    It's A Pity Nehru Failed —Iraq
    103 4 Reuter EAGHDAD. Tfcun SAIYD Taufik Bant* Prime Minister ol C told Press Trusi Indh today thai it is a India's mediate the Korean war had He was {lad, however that Pandit Nehru had noi despaired and was ccnl r-u ing his efforts. No one
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    BRITISH FIRM STOPS SHIPS TO SHANGHAI
    67 4 A.P. HONGKONG rnui big British firm of Jardini Ma^Jjand Compan: cd all sailings to Si This follows o. sinking of tl snip. San Ant nw. mine in the Yangt» e» off Shanghai »-;i The firs' s! Jardin< Ma' will be the M tons, wine):
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    A GIRAFFE AND TWO PALMS
    917 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY JOSEPH KALMER I v r. 2,v ove > f hooks i DULLER got his Bchotf becks given him: Fuller was. a scholar-ship boy: he wore threadbare trousers and a jacket patched at the elbows. He never brought anything to cat during
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    PLANS TO 'HITCH' AFRICA TO WESTERN WORLD
    76 5 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG.—Leading powars in Africa are making plans to girdle the continent with a series of strategic roads and rail routes. Their object is to "hitch' Africa in defence and economy to the Western world, according to officials working on the .cii 'mc
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    NEGROES STEM ATTACK
    25 5 A.P. TOKIO. Thurs. -The 24th field Regime nt. a Negro Unit., beat oil a Communist attack about 15 miles of Yongdong loday.—A.P.
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    Coming Events
    162 6 Tribune Youth Forum GENERAL JULY 29: Chinese Scouts RaMy St. Andrew v Scno"i grounds 3 p.m <Jeylang Methodist Girls School Concert at 8 p.m. In school hall. Old Students Beeting of Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus —3 p.m. St. Andrew's 0.8.A. Annual General Meeting ,LV 30th. C.V.M.A.
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    Students Should Help Boys' Clubs
    518 6  -  by P.S. DEMPSEY Injector Of Schools f:\l a recent talk to a conference oi yoang people, Mr. G. G. Thomson, Public Relations Secretary, Singapore, spoke of "the mounting responsibility of the youth of Asia in the struggle to bring peace and happiness to itself." This
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    PERCUS
    84 6 Members of the Geylan,; Methodist Girh School Percussion Band. They will be performing at tneir Nchooi KitiMing Fund concert tonirht and tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at their school hall. Highlight of the evening's entertainment will be an one-act play entitled "I Shall Cc Wait ing" the dramatic story
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    MEETING OF ST. ANDREWS' O.B.A.
    66 6 THE Annua G* ral ii ri :n«j of th«- old boys <«I Si Andrews' School wdi b ii -id at St. Andrew's Set. ol H»fl Woodsvlllc tomorrow al 3 p.m Tea will be served aiter the Meeting. The Annual 'Past vs Present Football Match for
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    Craft Will Youth
    366 7 -j off I* ran, pulling his T-shirt off wet his head as he enB lend Mi nbii Jl Who knows where this un!T timed period of discovery mav 1 ad this lively boy If j. it dVwlops nothing more than 0 i deep appreciation for the' hf
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    Student Magazines Lack Local Touch
    345 7 S.R.D. IF the standard produced in the recent issues of "Youth." and th s B Group Bulletin of the Singapore Teachers Trainm? College is any criteria ol what the coming generation is capable of then the future does not hold mach promise. Frivolity seems to
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    Evan Wong Shield
    137 7 THE Following are requested to play for the St. Andrew's Old Boys Cricket XI against the Anglo Chinese Old Boys for the EVAN WONG SHIELD on Saturday 29th July at 2.00 pjn. sharp, on the S.C.R.C. grcund (Hong Lim Green): Jimmy Anchant: N. B. Singh: Hussein Shah:
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    M.G.S. SPRINTERS DISAPPOINTED
    212 7 THE young sprinters of the Methodist Girls School ar« d sap pointed There will be no sprint events at their annual school sports which will be held on August 3 at their school grounds. These girls, under the coaching of Mrs. Strickland and Mr. Goh Teck Puan.
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    WHATS ON TODAY
    180 7 GENERAL GEYLANG METHODIST SCHOOL: Concert at 8 Singapore yoith CM n CIL, general council mee»ng. Brit sh Council Hall. 5.1? P£> STRAITS CHINESE BRITISH ASSOX lATION. annual Mteung. Garden Cub. 5.15 p.m. S H it. STAFF ASSOMATION. annual meeting. Clubhouse. Cm tonment Road. 5.3* pjm._ CEYLON TAMILS'
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      138 7 jp§0r"^ >W- Breathe in Comfort Clear NasaJ V fr*j\ Congestion the Modern Way Fed you f H y ,A can hardly breathe Nose stuffy Worried -»-tr« S K Ar persistent Catarrh or Head Colds You can wrar W 1 jf \jr 4vtf 1 J your nose ui a few fronds
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      683 7 —mm Lh.. Ihio on Records A preTODAY gramme of dance musk in the »< swing A Latin American S!\los; 11.30 dim* »«wn. BLUE NETWORK %LAY i'koorammks^ li.oo pm. Programme Summary; 12 05 Folk Son**; 12.45 ENGLISH PROGRAMME News; 100 Close Down. 10.00 am. News from S.n;ja- 700 p.m. Programme Bam"
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    Lian Graziers Declare War On Sheep Rustlers
    632 8 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE. I'STRALIAN graziers have A declared war on gangs of swift silent night rustlers who spirit their sheep flocks away in motor lorries. The number of sheep stolen will never be known. Graziers themselves are not sure how many they lose. All
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    Soekarno In Bali
    39 8 Ind media's prey.U' :it Soebarno, \\hos> me* her is Katlm-s.", u.-s re?entl.\ uniU-ri uilh her relative* on tin* island «»1 Bp i. He is shown hi re with members oi I mother* (ainih —AP A.P. yiwtu.
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    CLOTHES (Unwrinkled) MAKE THE MAN
    538 8 A.P. NEW YORK. ITK WRINKLED clothes V make the wcll-dr.ssed man. That, briefly, is the concensus of a dozen or so of the well-dressed Americans in the publl eye: -Hollywood movie actors and Washington Congressmen. Some of them dress loudly, some quietly. Some like matching
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    TWO BOYS FIND 83 GOLD SOVEREIGNS
    91 8 Reuter-AAP. MELBOri NX 1 of a KUmore bank. 3 north of Melbourne, crop of gold un.artt: two small bo>> who W* tientiy await legal deten* nation nrhethei tnt King own it The bov> aged "K 1 seven, found B3 behind a loose brick in
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    JOE IS WORRIED BY U.S. BUGS
    173 8 U.P 4 UVPtp a xi BERLIN. m lr i c n authority s here, flatlj d< nvine Pu< many, said mat if things ;nor 0 dro ped lh< *y than Co,orado "The Russan charge Ii ridiculous to even comment on.' mid colonel j E.
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    VALMBERG HOPES TO SET UP NEW RECORDS
    640 9 SINGAPORE AAA REVIEW Itibune Sports Reporter, ■n VALBERG Singapore's lone representa- 1948 World Olympics, is ccnndent nr jump events—the high jump, Jmp and long jump-plus the 120 a hurdles at the Singapore AAA meet!fo a set up new hop, step and iiiteh hurdles
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    THE CARD
    29 9 I ramii.-- II AAA 1 CLw>« i» as -I P" 4M; rhree i Loan •>'•»•»!» r'f 4W lh.t'll-s J lI J >l I I 1« RV- Hop ■'■<' I
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    2,000 SEE CHINESE ART SHOW
    71 9 Lthan "MO people have titi Hi c ;ns»po rV China E t. i Itton, and bsw so far reached mtm repi oductlona out? on show j I and lh< eived order* I J c untry. i en sent by Rut d Stab s Information ■win!
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    More Deaths In Penang
    55 9 P rhurs. T';e L ll of IP 248 as r May C uth ]75 I In ;uu s. 25 'ft 'MC S. b> r -'V' !V Oorn n liie r 1 1 J s'ie (»i which 468 ir and X vhrh k 'a ft oy And
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    FLUSH FOR CAFES
    120 9 r L Ci.tnms.ssi.mtakin'- l»rm toi view. ."JU i sh,,u^ r wcrs, 1 available. JKth iSlOtVTS Foo- chow Coffee suggesting ofthls decision. Thuyas ci C< mmissioners to make tinlandlords of the l*em*eB and not trie licencees of tne business. responsible I", compliance with his regulation. Commissioners original decision
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    Speed Traps For Johore
    167 9 SPEED traps are to be used in Johore Bahru Early next week, Mr: W. Cound. Johores Traffic Officer, will visit Singapore to observe how the Singapore Traffic Police obtain evidence that will bring con victions against speedsters. Mr. Cound said that he knew the instruments required
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    8 CHILDREN DIE OF T.B.
    60 9 Five hundivd and f*»V4 mys«ven babies were born in Singapore during 'he weekending July 22. Two hundred and two persons died in this period. The chief causes ot mortality were tuberculosa 43; pneumonia 23; and enterU--8 Deaths from iuornculjsis included eight children under th° age
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    UNIONS SEEK C-G'S AID ON HOUSE RENT
    191 9 The General Council of th Singapore Federation of Services Unions prop©*** U seek the personal intervention ©f the. Commissioner- General, >lr. Malcolm MarDonald, for a satisfactory settlHnctat of their claim for Housing Allowance which is described as "legitimate awl luodLeratie." Protest meetings, and
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    Husband Lost Me My Job Says Wife
    248 9 PENANG, Thursday. KE Soon Peng who was alleged to have as f n ul ft ted by her husband Lim Eng Joo, told thP Magistrate Mr D. R. Home that she d voix-. She said that while she was -Great World" band went
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    $2,864 FOR VARSITY
    36 9 Collections for the weekending July 22 for the I In! vt rpity of Malaya Endowment Fund amounted to $2,864. <9. Singapore's contribution was $800. Total donations *o r r 1 „tand at $3,308,896.36.
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      108 9 ANOTHER Biro Service covers the Eastern hem I- y sphere. But It does more than that—lt covers /**f every writing need; as witness the new Biro y^- 1 MINOR with its easily fitted refill Inserts, its protector cap which enables It to be carried In pocket or handbag, and Its
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    M.C.C. NAMES 12 FOR AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. TOUR
    320 10 F.R. BROWNTO LEAD THEM Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. TWELVE players have been invited to play for England during their 1 cricket tour of Australia and New Zealand. Northamptonshire's F. R Brown will lead the MCC team. j m The selection of the players
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    138 10 LOH HING CHEW, of the Chinese Sports Association deft) who will meet Poon Weng Hoe, of the Siong 800 A.A. (right) tomorrow night at the Great World for the Junior TabU Tennis Singles title of 1950. Loh Hing Chew is tippea the favourite, since he eliminated veteran Lim Kok Wing
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    NON-BENDERS
    59 10 The following have l>een invited to play cricket for the Non Benders Cricket Club vs. Johore Cricket Club at Johore Bahru on Sunday at 11 am.: T. J. Leijssius (Captain). A. G Iniour, H. Ward. Evan Wontr. H. Noon. E. E. Turner, A Baker, N. Bradbury, V. E. Gascoigne.
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    MACAO TO COME
    45 10 A P. HONGKONG, Tues. The Macao Hockey Club hopes to send a team to Malaya to revive the annual interport hockey game with Singapore, abandoned since 1938. If plans are finalised the Macao team will leave for Singapore in November. —A P.
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    West Indies Try Nine Bowlers vs. Durham
    100 10 SUNDERLAND, Thursday. WEST Indies were held to a draw in their twoday match with Durham Country here. The Tourists tried out nine bowlers against the County batsmen, but they went on to score 203 for 4 wickets. They had to make 427 for
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    SCOREBOARD
    205 10 Reuter WKST INDIES Ut. IttMv—JU Dl KHAM—lst. laoiaga. Clark c Goddard h Pierre Keeler r Gomez b Marshall "0 Coverdale C Trestrail b loMf 5; Carey c Wah-ott b Pierre l Jii.kson l>w Ramadhm 5; Proud b Pierre 27; Ransom »1 Walc.iu b Marshall 12: Hall b Stollmever 5:
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    Holloway, Sullivan Win Doubles
    155 10 G. T. HOLLOWAY and F F. Sullivan, as expo-ted. bar a— Tang in Club tennis doubles champions yesterday, w.ten they defeated Paul Clen- iud W. A. Banner la straight leia. Detailed results of t »s played last evening .ite as folluvvs:— MKN S 0 r M
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    WEMBLEY WINS
    21 10 Reuter LONDON. Thurs.—Wembley defeated Bristol by 54 points to 29 in a National League Speedway match at Wemhley tonight.—Ret**er
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    OOL AND LAW CLASH SUNDAY
    187 10 PENAN v. Thin THE question as to who will be the master the shuttle game in Penang will bo ai this Sunday, when the two Teik Hocks-b and Ooi—clash for the title at the nil Ling High School Hall. m Ooi is dead serious and
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    VAL DRAKE WINS AT GOODWOOD
    92 10 i Voltei i day. The Fren i wu pec ted by tin i in victorx I favourite, who the Ascot i proved last. .Wit. twn British w; rtted ti and tk dawdh <I to tht Gordon Richards, on Mi.»« Da thy Pasrat's Aldtn-P ..sa ly
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    YMCA TENNIS RESULTS
    95 10 R. suits i>f >-M'-r U> V.M I t. inn. tournanx nt No\ ires Op«-n Iloubb* K. Tay and Dr. Tan Ah <n brat Hi 6-1, 6-1; l>r. Un Hon Ken I» at A. M. No* rou and V Henry Oh and i b.i.t |.l. and Khoo P<
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    RUNNERS FOR CHESTERFIELD
    25 10 al Good which is run o\< r J' timed to Probabh-s. w:t)i Couri< i E b ißarlow. K«l feurnt GraVolami S W
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    R.E.M.E. GET BETTER OF S.C.C. BY ODD GOAL
    121 10 R E M E scored a I*o to one victory over ftmraitot* Cricket Club n .1 FATA .Senior League tie plavcd yefteiday on the S.C.C. pm/Uag. Tbe teams were evenly mat m i REME's were more in (lie Picture early in the
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    But The Puasa Layoff Has Robbed Them Of Sting
    605 11  -  S'PORE WINS 'CUP REHEARSAL' 4-1 By GROUNDER STOKE CIVILIANS 4 ARMY/NAVY 1- < Singapore defeated Army/Navy by four r ;oals to one yesj A v in Malaya Cup Final rehearsal" at the Jalan Besar, the finalists in the Southern section of
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    TIGER SWIMMERS HOLD DANCE
    53 11 "There will be a "Clubwarming. Dinner ami Dance Party" on Saturday (sth August) at 7.30 p.m. sharp at the Premises of the Tiger Swimming Club. "Members who ore interested are kindly requested to contact the Hon. Treasurer, where lull details will be given, on or before
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    KAMPONG BAHRU S.C.
    50 11 The following players are •.ei ted to play football for tli Kainpom: Bahru Sports Club a-ainst the Malayan Breweries Sports Cub today at the Alexandra Road ground: Ali; Ah Biau, Hamid; Hans, Hassan. Dollab: Vaithy. Sulong. George Phlio, P»*n« Y. w, Abu Bakar. Hamff. Yunos. Jabri. Doll.
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    UK. CONCERNED OVER FORMOSA
    179 11 LONDON, To-day. becoming a growing cause of I c British Government as Taipei Communist assault on the Id of the Chinese Nationalists may it be v much longer. communist pi rations j pit ted for 'he M c" ol the war oiiicials poin.ed COi'l(bnounced > 1:
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    Assistant Analyst For City?
    10 11 I in am in n lira-
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    C.Y.M.A. CRICKET
    29 11 Reuter i' 11 repreeeai j "ii in a 1 Tourney> •>n Sunday Sv<i.».» ):«t nil lax tephen •V ~i > •>». Wllliaai I Jg DERBY V A,li run on
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    Joe Starts Training
    75 11 CHICAGO, Thurs. Joe Louis, retired heavweight boxing champion, was reported today to be heading for an Indian training camp to prepare for title bout with champion Rssard charges. The 36-year-old Brown Bomber, ;ing of the heavyweights for 11 years—longest reign in the heavyweight history— was said to
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    176 11 LONDQN, TJturs, County eriekel closes: at i.oitns, Oentleancn 33S and 31 for no wicket. Players 308 for nin« declared (Dollery 125. Alee Bedaei 5i»».« A I M tlltsTOM:. 8594 a 315, Kent 533 «Am»-s 130, M -urn 112. law son 137, Ray Smith alternate rigrnt
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    CHESS AND DUM MATCH RESULTS
    103 11 In a friend y game al Chess and Dura nutrhan between the Ch nesc Swimming Club and the Manaflea Sports Club, the fom. i beai the latter by point > 21 points (CSC players IHrt). chkss Lee Cb'aa Qvuin boat Tan Siew Kirn: Teo Rah
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    COLONIALS C.C.
    65 11 The Co lowing have UOOJI invil ed io play for the Colonials Ciickel Club against RAF ."elefir. n the Senior Tournanie.n, or Sunday al St. Joseph's ground: F. Chopard (Capt.l. W. Katnavake. J Martens, '5. Wo©»l- id. K. "Kruseman, !>. Miller, G. N. Woodhull, D. Kc..\ JJ. Shah,
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    CONTROL PRICES -U.S. TOLD
    245 11 A.P. DFRMARn v WASHINGTON. Today. JJERNARD Baruch called on Congress vesteraay to put a ceiling on everything" in fulle H of the economy for a struggle in which America "can only lose once The veteran adviser to presidents at the same time urged higher taxes "I
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    Denmark Starts As Underdog
    143 11 A.P BASTAD. SWEDEN Thurs. —Denmark's young tennis team will be an underdog again tomorrow vhen it meets Sweden's In the finals of the European zont Davis Cup play. Experts rate Sweden's tournament tested combination of Torsten Johansson and Lennart Bergelin as a one to five favourite
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    NEW RED THREAT IN SOUTH
    273 12 U.P. TOKIO, Today. A lightning thrust by Communist troops along A the South coast of Korea drove American forces back 25 miles to within 50 miles of the port of Pusan today. Four North Korean divisions estimated at 40 000 or more men had been
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    LEOPOLD WARNED
    28 12 UP BRUSSELS. Thurs.—AntiLeoooid Socialist leader Paul Henri Spaak warned the Belgian Government oday to compromise on *he return of King Leopold or face "revolui ion".—TJ P
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    NEW CASUALTY LIST
    26 12 LONDON. Thurs. WinsThe Defence Department issued a now casualty iist today identifying eijht killed, one wounded and 24 missing in action ,n Korea
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    CHURCHILL FLAYS GOVT.
    29 12 UP WASHINGTON. Thur S ton Churchill criticised the British Government ioday for selling jet aircraft ,o Argentina and Egypt at the expense of Of R.A.*..—TJ P
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    This Morning's Swimming
    50 12 Pictured above arc Ml bers of the relay team o! Blackmore House whkl easily took the 30 metre* i 4 relay event at this nwr ning's Methodist (iirb School Swimming meet »t Mount Emily. Left to riebt: Sylvia Yin. Whily Chiu. Lin Swan Lan and Ivy Yin
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    ONE DIVISION ?
    26 12 ONE DIVISION A.P. SYDNEY. Thurs.-\ustra-lia's contribution to United Nations ground forces in Korea probably will total a division, Army and Navy Minister Josiah Francis said today.—A.P.
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    U.N. OFFICIAL SHOT
    40 12 MANILA, Thursday. Dr Fernado 8. Francisco, Prominent Manila physician and an official of the United fvations International Children's Emergency Fund was shot and seriously wounded today hy a disgruntled UNICEF worker who had been asked tire sign.
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    Today's Markets
    175 12 RUBBER EASIER I The rubber commodity i I was easier th morniw: lE^ action to the very hgn Jg»* of the last two days. Buy*" J started bid.* at 111 < X first busim I 114 cents for August Tl I ket then rose to 117 rid* later
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      56 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THB PBOPLS FOR THE PEOPLE Ttk 'Tnbgne* S pore. Pubhahed simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, tpoh ana Penang. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALA Y\ Phone 5811/3 Mint Lino EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE Malawi Tribune Office,
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      RUSSIA SAYS: WE'LL ATTEND SECURITY COUNCIL
      297 1 MALIK TELLS LIE "I WILL PRESIDE" Reuter A.P LAKE SUCCESS, Thursday. RUSSIA says she will attend the Security Coun- ell next, month. The Chief Soviet delegate to the United Natcob A. Malik today notified the SecreL ry .General Trygve Lie that he will assume
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      NO CONTROL OF MANPOWER SAYS TRUMAN
      55 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. PRESIDENT TRUMAN said today taht he sees no necessity now for wage price, or manpower control. He told a news conference that if they come they will come together as part of all out mobilisation. He hopes the United States wi'i not
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      No Atom Bomb Too?
      57 1 Reuter. U.P. A.P. President Truman also said he is not considering the use of the atom bomb In the Korea war. He had been reminded by a reporter that he once said he would not hesitate to use the atom bomb again if it became necessary
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      69 GROUPS OF USAF
      28 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Thurs. Chairman Carl Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee announced today that the Air Force will be expanded to 69 groups.—U.P.
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      Soviet Warships Off Sweden
      132 1 STOCKHOLM. Friday. FOUR Soviet warships are erui.sinc the ftsmdisj' coast in the Gulf of Bothina, vie ttYirrtsMi navai atitttOriue* told the A.P. The ships were sighted last n ght by the Swedish lignt.ship "Svenska Bjoern" in the Sea of Aaland. and on Thur? day morning they
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      SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      78 1 DON'T miss today's late afternoon edition of the Malaya Tribune for all the latest Malayan and world news and pictures. It also carries two exclusive features, a daily short story and the Superman comic strip. The edition today will also begin a new feature particularly for United Kingdom
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      MacARTHUR LINE DECIDED UPON?
      171 1 A.P. TOKIO, Today. AFTER a flying visit by Gen. MaeArthur to th 3 n front yesterday, there was speculation in Tokio that he had reached new decisions with his top field commanders on how to hold what is left of South Korea until United Nations forces
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      FRANKS-ACHESON TALK
      31 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Thurs. The British Ambassador Sir Oliver Franks talked for 25 minutes today with Mr. Dean Acheson about Britain's "fighting contribution" to the U.N. forces in Korea.—A J*.
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      MAY INCREASE OFFER
      29 1 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Lebanon Minister Charles Malik said today his government may increase its offer ot US$5O,OOO to help care for U.N. forces wounded iv Korea.
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      COLOMBO AGAIN
      24 1 Reuter LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Attlee told today that the Commonwealth Consultative Committee which met in Sydney would meet in Colombo next month.—Rev-
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      THIS MORNINGS FIRE-SCENE
      31 1 Picture tanen tnis morning at the scene 01 the Paya Leber fire showing victims of (he blaze squatting in iront of one of their huts which hadneen damaged.
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      Big U.K. Job For Foulger
      151 1 Tribune Staff Reporter MR. R. E. Foulger. Singapore's Co nmjjKteßer ior Police, will lt lye tnv Colony it +ho n« this ye 'o by Deputy Inspector General of Colonial Police in London. xvir. Foulger *'ho returned with the Britis'i forces in 1945. is mainly responsible
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      U.S. Cancels Army Leave In Germany
      144 1 HEIDELBERG, Germany, Friday. THE U.S. Army H.Q., European Command, has announced that it has frozen all enlisted and officer personnel in Europe for six months, beginning Aug. 31. This means that all heme leaves are cancelled after Aug. 31. The Army announcement said: "Normal
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      N.Z. CONTRIBUTION
      30 1 A.P. SYDNEY, Thurs. A message from New Zealand said the Dominion's contribution to the Korean campaign is understood to be one field regiment with supporting signals detachment.- A.P.
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      MINIMUM STRENGTH
      33 1 A.P. PARIS, Thurs. Western Europe needs 75 divisions before the end of 1952, with corresponding air strength, to si and up against a Russian invasion, General Pierre Bil» lotte said today.—A.P.
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      AID FOR THE WEST
      31 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Truman and Mr. Avreli Harriman are working on proposals for increasing military aid to the Western Allies betore Congress takes its summer recess.—A.P.
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      9 Korea Newsmen Killed Or Missing
      147 1 Reuter AAP. KO: EA H Q.. Fri. THE four Diess correspondents missing in an American iirlitary courier plane crash n the Jaoanese Sea yesterday brought the total of journalists Killed and missing since Korean hostilities began to nine. So far onl, one survivor has
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      TODAY'S BIG ATTACK
      272 1 STOP PRESS U.P. TOKIO. Fri. NORTH KOREAN assault troops rushed the American defenders in the middle of the Allied line today in the first stage oi a grandscale Communist drive to break open the defences of South Korea. Waves of troops hurled themselves against the U S.
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      We're Taking No Chances, Says Shinwell
      534 1 LONDON, Thursday. REPLYING tonight in the House of Commons on th 3 two-day defence debate, Mr. Em- manual Shinwell, British Defence Minister, said Mr. Churchill had said he did not believe war was imminent. "But lam not prepared to take any chance,' Mr. Shinwell
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      Aik Hoe Fire Still Smoulders
      153 1 POOL DRIES UP, ANOTHER ALMOST Tribune Staff Reporter NEARLY 24 hours !t began, 'lie fir a* th° Aik Hoe Rubber Factory at Paya Lebar was late this morning sliii smocld *rin<z. and tongue.; of flame wore still to be seen here And there. The fire
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      Woman Found Strangled
      85 2 KUALA LUMPLiv. i^ur;. THE body of a Malay woman was found aboul 100 yards from her-horn" in Pc-rak. She had br < n strt-.n-glea. Seven Chinese vtcrc d< rained, in a screening peration in Province WeileKcy Airstrikes wer<- carried out on selected tarj-i.s 'ii Perak Selangor. and
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      Damages Claimed From Lorryman
      237 2 TWO taxi owners, whose vehicles were alleged to have been damaged as the result of B lorry colliding into them, were plaintiffs in a civil suit for damages which came for hearing in the High Court, before Mr. Justice Evans, yesterday. The taxis were parked on
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      JUDGE RULES ON SECRET PAPER
      434 2 Court Cannot Compel Crown To Show Them It HEN the case against three police constables T and a Chinese charged with graft in the Pasir Panjang opium case came up again for hearing in the Second District Court yesterday, Judge Tan Ah Tah ruled that
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      Concert In Memory Of Johann Bach
      83 2 Exactly -00 years ago, John nil Sebastian Bach died in Loiptig, Germany. In honour ot this anniversary. Radio Malaya will be broadcasting today a special programn: of music illustrating ihe hi ol this greatest of all composers of sacred music. It will be heard
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      Lincolns Lash Reds
      55 2 A medium force ol Lincoln heavy bombers early yesterday morning launclied the second night bombing attack that Tengah based 100 th Squadron has made this week. Once again it was bandit positions in Peruk. Sunday night's operation was the first night bombing s©rtie to be mane by
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      UNIONS SEEK C-G'S AID ON HOUSE RENT
      195 2 The (ieuera 1 Couiv.-ll of tl Singapore Federal ion of Bet view oaioM propose* r» the personal inierv. nlion of the Commisslone,Genera', Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, for a satisfactory ■tittilimrtlt of their claim for Housing Allowance which Is described as "legitimate ami moderate." Protest
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      2,000 SEE CHINESE ART SHOW
      141 2 More than 2,000 people have «iaited the Singapore China Society's Art Exhibition, and sales have so far reached a tota' of $7.000 1 Brochures of reproduction* .if the paintings on show have been selling well and th» society has received orders from all over the
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      More Deaths In Penang
      89 2 PENANG. Thurs. Trie death-roll tor the month of June leaped up to 248 as compared to 239 for May 1950. Ot th i4B death Vio were Chinese 37 Indiana, 25 Malays and other ~acs. 640 babies Wi re born In She month Ol June of which
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      Husband Lost Me My Job Says Wife
      245 2 PENANG, Thursday. I{E Soon Peng who was alleged to have been asaaulted by her husband Lim Eng Joo, told the Magistrate Mr. D. R. Home that she wanted a divorce. She said that while she was working in the "Great World" park her
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      Assistant Analyst For City?
      86 2 IF Government agrees Municipal Commissioners will from the beginning el next year create a post of Assistant Municipal Analyst in Class 111 of the senic officers salary scheme, starting at $440 a month. The successful eandtda'.e i.s to be trained in th« Municipal Laboratory an later
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      FLUSH FOR CAFES
      161 2 MUNICTPAL Comim.-uSHn- crs are taking a firm stand In their effort to introduce modern sanitation to most parts of the city. Witli this object ni view they have decided that ail < xisting coffee shops shou' l be connected to sewers, wherever available. Recently Commi#Monera received rt>(>re»eni
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      Mistress Refused To Return To Lover
      469 2 Court Told IOT H I, a streetJ walker, appeared in the Relief Court yesterday to give evidence in the continued hearing of the case in which a twenty-two-year-old Indian, Ratnam, was tentatively charged with the murder of Raju, and the attempted murder two women
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      101 st BANDIT HANGED
      97 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.;. THE 101 st bandit execute d under the Emergency Regulations ,vas hanged at the Penang Gaol this morning. He wao Wu Ah Kong, who was convicted and sentenced to death by the High Court. Penang. on a charge of murder on June 13.
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      8 CHILDREN DIE OF T.B.
      61 2 Five hundred and jevcrnyseven babies were born in Singapore during the weekending July 22. Two hundred and two persons died in this period. The chief causes of mortality were tuberculosis. 43. pneumonia 23; and entertis 8. Deaths from tuoercul >- sis Included eight children under
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      COUNCIL MEET
      15 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Negri oembllan Council of flute will meet >JU August
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      Fathers Consider Squatters' Poser
      400 2 THE removal of squatters from land required 1 by the Municipality for some of their own building projects is causing some concern to Municipal Commissioners. Recently Commissioners discussed tha question of removing squatters from the Henderson Road area, the site required for the construction of the
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      $ 2,864 FOR VARSITY
      32 2 2,864 FOR VARSITY < Collections for the weekLiiding July 22 for the tJM versity of Malaya Endowment Fund amounted to $2,86 7:'. Singapore's contribution #sa $800. Total .donations «o rar stand at $3,308,896.36.
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      Speed Traps For Johore
      146 2 CPEED traps an in Johore Bahru Earh next week. Mr W coin? Johores Ti SggJ i will visit Sinuap observe how the SineaimS i Traffic Police obt denne that will brire con victlons again- gpPl Mr. Cound said ti knew the insti quired as well as
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      ART SOCIETY TO HOLD SHOW IN OCTOBER
      89 2 The Singapore Art Socktv vn' 1 hold an exhibition of Un work of local artist- and *h teachers at the Bi Itish <:•-.; cil Hall from October 21 to 29 The organiser &r< ;>r U Gibson-Hill, lira D Mexuder. Mrs. DC Horton. Lv
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      RESEARCH TALK
      26 2 Mr. F. Pel: i Research Snvinecr in the Department o: Dra and Irrigate. th< I ration will c d!sci 'Hydraulic Research Radio Mala; c!
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      FEDERAL ACCEPTS
      27 3 The remain> of Iho \lala\a» Livestock Company's sheep tens. The sheep were herded into fields in the bmkiroand wh there as a mail coconut tyrove
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      PILOT SHEEP LED REST TO SAFETY
      345 3  -  By ALLAN YEH COME 2,500 Australian sheep owe their lives fen ••pilot" sheep who calmly led them i] blazing attap huts at the Malayan Livestock Company. The Company is situated about half a mile from the Aik Hoe Rubber Factory but sparks from the
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      It Was The Small Man Who Suffered
      282 3 THE Are at the Aik Hop Rubber Factory hit Lhe little man harder, much, harder, than it hit the big man. Millions of dollars oi rubber were going up in flames, but the main tragedy was in the little people, fighting to keep
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      Salvation Men Do Their Bit
      86 3 THE Salvation Army deserve credit for their work at the A'; Hoe Rubber Factory .fire. Army workers were out iced drinks to the per sniring firemen light up to the "front line" of the fir< A.though the firemen were downing bottle after bottle, of soda
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      ...But The Foreman's House Was Saved
      191 3 F ND and families of man Tail c har Boh. foreman the Aik Hoe Rubber °pf did everything pos' to ward oft the threads fire which raged less ian thirty yards away from "tr home. Some removed the furniand household contents *hile others splasned
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      TH EFF
      149 4 MATTERS OF ORGANISATION The subjects reviewed at the request of the senior officers responsible, included the following: '1> Registration of per- 1 sons. I (2) The establishment of > duplicating pools to provide an improved duplicating service with a reduction in the number of staff and machines. <3)
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      THE BIG FIRE
      448 4 1 sent millions of dollarsiworu ptlK SK3S deeply concerne, TMs'was the third attempt «tta^lta. Withi tw the y t^ory waf in danger came as warnmg that c lice ann ounced the rpluTora^ei-Sr^ for two weeks of terror. on that day, Thp terror was due to oeg»" fft
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      414 4 nents, the facts recorded renain to be analysed, the relommendations tested and eports issued. During the period under eview, surveys were comnenced but not completed for he following Federal Departments Public Works Department, Medical and Health Department, Education Department, Agricultural Department. Customs and Excise Department. These surveys were suspended
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      THE COMMISSIONERS AND WANCE
      614 4 THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG ment Printei. The training can be given by the Organisation and Methods Adviser who should be informed by the officer responsible for forms design and control whenever it is known that tortuous clerical piccedures determine the design v nd use of a form.
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      The Bombing Of Pyongyang
      528 4  -  By Charles Moore U.P. War Correspondent. Aboard A B-29 Over Korja, Tnursdav ]WO trains will cross the Taedong river from V 1 Red Korean capital of Pyongyang tonight I have just watched two B-29's of the Far Eastern Bomber Command explode 70 bombs more than 500
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      FEDERAL COUNCIL ACCEPTS PLAN
      786 5 Go Ahead —Dont Wait For Loan From UK Gurney KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE F deral Legislative Council unanimously ac cepted "in principle" I' the Six-Year Draft Development plan. "tl^. early 25 members spoke on the motion wmch was deoated foi three hours yesterday and for about
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      Sir Henry Praises Mr. Edwards
      196 5 Sir Henry Gurney paid tribute to the services rendered by the Director 01 the Public Works Department. Mr. G. Edwards, vho is retiring shortly. Sir Henry said: This is the last meeting *o, be at tended by Mr. EdwardJ. Director of Public Worte. We shall
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      New Law For Nursing Homes
      272 5 MUNICIPAL Commissioners are to ask Govern--111 merit to introduce special legislation to control maternity and nursing homes in Singapore If Government agrees to this proposal a suggestion has been made that a special committee consisting of the Director of Medical Services, the Municipal Health Officer,
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      Holidays For Shop Helps
      403 5 THE report of the Select Committee appointed 1 to examine and report to the council on the Bill for the Weekly Holidays Ordinance 1950 was adopted. The motion however was passed with the delection of item 'E' in the schedule of the bill in respect of
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      ICFTU MEN
      28 5 Th advance party ot I.C.F.T.U. delegation which will include Mr. F. W. Daiiey, of the British T.U.C.. is expected to arrive at Kallang today 6.15 p.m.
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      Did Not Break Poison Law
      202 5 I EUNG YUN CHEE, a ma-| nufactur.?." of "Axel Brand Universe Oil" was! acquitted by H. E. Kingdom in the First District Court yesterday on a charge of manufacturing pharmaceutical producer, in a medical store on Norm Bridge Road on March 16 without the aid
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      "QUAKES IN 2 P.I. TOWNS
      51 5 MANILA. Thurs. Miniearthquakes were felt m Samar and Leyte towns ol Wednesday efterncon. act cording to 'he Philippini Weather bureau. were no casualties or darw a?e. i The tremors hit the tow* of Catbalo~an, SaraJ Island, and lacloban. Levi Island, at approximate! <0935 GMT) on
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      GEN. CARPENTIER
      37 5 Reuter PARIS, Thurs. -Gen. Ca* pontic;, French Forces Con! mandei -in-Chiet in Far East will act as High CcmmissionoJ in Iniio-China in the absenc<| .ot M. Pignon who ij spending his holidays in; b ranee.—Reuter
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      NEXT ASSIZE
      20 5 A session of Assize will oe held at the Supreme Court. Singapore en August 3 10 30 a.m
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      AUSTRALIA TO BUILD STOCKPILES
      84 6 SYDNEY, Thursday. AUSTRALIAN Minister of Supply. Mr O H. A Beale inaugurated th* Defence Supply Planning committee in Melbourne today and told memberTthat their job would.be to stockpUe materials in short supply, and plan the immediate mobilisation of key industries and Strat £ne cSffiee will get
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      Selective Buying In Rubbers
      146 6 U.P SINGAPORE, Thurs. The local share marked igain showed little Interest in the. industrial and t'n section. Sx Rubber shares had small selective buying. Th* loliowing were the day'* price changes: B SINGAI'OKK. July 27. ItuyrrN sellers Gammon 2.10 2 8' pore Cold Storage 4.40 4..10
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      Tin Stocks And Output Down
      82 6 Stocks of tin ore and metal in Malavn at the end of Jure totalled '15.250 tons a fall pt 2,370 tons as compared with stocks at the end ~f iiay. At the same time production of ore fell by 437 tents, from 5,176 tons in
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      GOLD QUIET
      22 6 oliiet and steady tins morn.ng at Jst n -tit's level $196 per lael 0 I first quality raw gold wh«:e-
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      No Ceilings If Taxes Are Up
      176 6 Truman A.P. WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT Truman said on Wednesday rationr ing and price ceiling may be avoided if taxes are increased and he is given limited powers to control production and credit. *g» But he said that if it becomes necessary he will "without
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      £ ABROAD
      48 6 ABROAD A.P. PARIS, Thurs.- The British pound sterliog is to be quoted on an '.fficial French Government irrency market from August one. It was not knoWii to wha. the pound would be allowed tc fluctuate. The official raX is 980 francs. Black market rate s 925 franc's.- A.P.
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      GOLD QUIET
      23 6 Tho gold market in Sin±,a nore yesterday was quiet but steady at $196 per tae'i of first quality raw gold wholesale.
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      Crisis Trends In World Markets
      272 6 Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. PRISIS trends were still evident in world mar- kets this morning, according to reports to Jomtel, the World Economic News Agency. Goods and gold were still boorrung. btock xchanges were again cautious, though with ocasional improvements in both war and peace ssues.
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      Tin Price Still Rising
      86 6 SINGAPORE. Jsjh 81: Hie price of tin was $357 :"8 per picul i.x-smelter a rise of g 3/8 on the pirui. LONDON, .luly 26: Spot £729 1/2. Vp m. Three months £72». Up til 12. Settlement price C 729 1 Turno\er: 404) torn.. SECOND SESSION: Spot
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      LONDON TIN
      86 6 U.P. LONDON. Thurs. The tin market was quieter during th* afternoon with a turnover o f only 770 tons. Spot closet! £738-1 8 p«r ton and £1-1 8 below the morning price. Forward lost 10s. per tor at £732-1 1. The cloning prices at the after? noon session
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      MORE CREDITS
      60 6 WASHINGTON, Thur.—A high United States official said today that two credits for Indonesia are likely to be announced by the Export Import Bank within the next fortnight. He said a substantial credit is likely to be granted for buying transportation equipment, chiefly trucks, buses and automobiles and another
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      BANK TO CLOSECANTON BRANCH
      79 6 Reuter AAP. HONGKONG, Thur.—The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank's Canton branch has applied to the Chinese au!horities to close down. The notification, publish--1 by Canton's Bureau of ciustry and Commerce, re'i nests concerns or persons 'Hi having some unfinished business with the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank to
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      Rubber Hits 125 Cent Mark
      204 6 THERE were wild flucti tions agiin in the rubber commodity market yesterday with the price reaching 125 cents per pound for August at one time. The market opened with first business done it HO cents for August and rose to 116. Then with the new?
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      Produce Markets
      94 6 Copra opened linn in the Singapore produce markets yesterday on good advices from Europe. Buyers rose to $44 per picul f.o.b Ju'y-Au-gu-t at the close with sellers holding off :or $44. Little or no business was reported during 'he da}. Small business in coconut oil was done yesterday
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      OUR TRADE BALANCE ON RIGHT SIDE
      258 6 MALAYA'S foreign trade during the ITi months of this year totalled $2."iM 4 !lio ns according to figures released last nk; trading result for the period Is a rebalance of nearly $95 million. June alone had able balanc ol The high rao oi been
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      Germ War Soviet Plea To U.S. Scientists
      145 6 MOSCOW. Thursday. SOVIET scientists have addressed a letter to the Inited State microbiologicasking them to define thei position on the use of life's work for warlike purposes. The lettci is addiessed to Rene Dubois, researcher in the field of anti-biotics, Ed ward Francis,
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        234 6 VEHICLES FOR SALE MG TT, TC tt37 and Powerbikc I taxed 1N49 both newly taxed Insured 51.200 Wagner SVC Hat Beach Road. 5—7. (lUttl, jf 1!)49 Renault 8 taxed ineuved Austin 8 reg. 1948 taxed insured i reasonable price. Apply JA PenaS Road. Spore. U*>lV»FOR SALE: Ladies Hmuber Bicycle, new
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      M.C.C. NAMES 12 FOR AUSTRALIAN AND N.Z. TOUR
      283 7 F. R. BROWN TO LEAD THEM LONDON, Thursday TWELVE players have been invited to play for England during their cricket tour of Australia and New Zealand. Northamptonshire's F. X Brown will lead the MCC team. The selection of the players provides Jew
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      144 7 LOH HINO CHEW, of the Chinese Sports Association (left) who will meet Poon Weng ilot, of the JSiony 800 A.A. (right) toynorrtnr night at the Grvvt World for the Junior TabU. Tennis Singles title of 1950. Loh Hiny Chew is trppai tht favourite, since he el.minat'd veterun Lim Kok Wing
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      OOI AND LAW CLASH SUNDAY
      190 7 PENANG. Thursday. THE question as to who will be the master of 1 the shuttle game in Penang will be answered Sunday, when the two great Teik Hocks and Ooi—clash for the title at the Chung High School Hall. Ooi is dead serious and means
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      Joe Starts Training
      76 7 CHICAGO, Thurs. Joe Louis, retired heavweight boxing champion, was reported today to bo heading for an Indiat. training camp to prepare for a title bout with champion Ezzard Char es. The 36-year-old Brown Bomber, ting of the heavyweights for 11 years—longest reign in the heavyweight history— was
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      COUNTY CRICKEI AT A GLANCE
      166 7 LONDON, Thurs.- County cric-ki-i elsssa: 11 lords, Gentlemen :i25 and 31 for n>> wicket, Ptsyers 308 for declared (Dollery 125. Alec Bed 1 St). r >t tiDKTONB. Bases :U2. 1 Ames 130. Meani 112. H Ray Smith alternatrm t. 1 medium and Spin ti tor
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      COLONIALS C.C.
      41 7 lowing have been iir.it ac Colonials die ••u..:i RAF relet sr. Tournament, 01 Josephs ground 1 I'ard (CapO. W. liulMane,,.,. Wood Kru eman. •>. Miller. D. Ke;.?. H. 1 Shah, g. Fernanda, J E. \f (>. Wo f. Mr. Kerre, Scorer:
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      S'PORE WINS 'CUP REHEARSAL' 4-1 But, The Pausa Layoff Has Robbed Them Of Sting
      600 7  -  By GROUNDER S PORE CIVILIANS 4 ARMY/NAVY 1 ALTHOUGH Singapore defeated Army/Navy by four goals to one yesterday in a "Malaya Cup Final rehearsal at the Jalan Besar, the Colony sid° (finalists in the Southern section
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      West Indies Try Nine Bowlers vs. Durham
      310 7 Reuter. SUNDERLAND, Thursday. WEST Indies were held to a draw in their twoday match with Durham Country here. The Tourists tried out nine bowlers against the County batsmen, but they went on to score 203 for 4 wickets They had to make 427
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      RUNNERS FOR CHESTERFIELD
      83 7 Reuter. London Thurs.- Ten hordes have been declared probables f«>t tii Chesterfield Cup, the srnln event oi the Anal day's racing ,t Goodwood tomotow, The*raee, which Is run over 10 furlongs, is timed to start al 1610 BBT. Probables, with jockeys arc: Krakatao Cordon Richard*. Courier Edear
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      VAL DRAKE WINS AT GOODWOOD
      163 7 OOODWOOD, SUSSEX Thurs. France won vet another major British race whe-i Madame Suzy Volterras i > ear Md Vai Drake raced to a two lengths win In thhistoric Goodwood Cup here today. The French tricolour was ixp°cted by most to be carried to victory by
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      NON-BENDERS
      61 7 The following have been invited to play crick el for tie N m Bender* Cricket Club vs. Johore Cricket Club at Johore Bahru on Sunday at 11 am.: T. J. Leijssius (Captain). A. Gilmour, H. Ward. Bvan H. Noon. E. E. Turner. A Bak er. N. Bradbury. V. E.
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      MACAO TO COME
      44 7 A P. HONGKONG, Tues. The Macao Hockey Club hopes to send a team to Malaya to revive the annual interport hockey game with Singapore, abandoned since 1938. If plans arc finalised the Macao team will leave for Singapore in November.—A P.
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      1951 DERBY
      18 7 Reuter. LONDON, Thurs. Next year's Derby will be run on Wednesday, May 30, as originally arranged.—Reuter.
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      R.E.M.E. GET BETTER OF S.C.C. BY ODD GOAL
      149 7 R.K.M.Iv -cored a i wu 'JOJ to one victory over Pinfauore Cricket (Muh n .1 RATA S.nior League tie played >• day on the S.C.C, padang. The learn.- were evenly matched KF:ME'« were more in the picture early in the a im<-.
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      VALBERG HOPES TO SET UP NEW RECORDS
      668 7 SINGAPORE AAA REVIEW. Tribune Sports Reporter. I LOYD VALBERG. Singapore's lone representa- tive to the 1948 World Olympics, is cenndent of winning all three jump events —the high jump, hop, step and jump and long jump—plus the 120 yards high hurdles at the
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      YMCA TENNIS RESULTS
      199 7 Result I of yesterday's V.M.C.A tenms tournament ties wcr«: Navlees *»prn Ooiibles: l>r, 1. X Taj and Dr. Tmii Ah Chua beat Richard U»h and Jack Low 6-1 6-1 Dr. Ong Swee Law and Un Hon Kun beat A. M Nougarou and P. Lemaitre 6-3. 9-2; Henry
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      CHESS AND DUM MATCH RESULTS
      110 7 in a friend y same of Chess and Dum matches between the CI Bene Swimming Club and the Manslie d Sports Club, the foiu, p..,, tl,- latter by «1 points to 2i points (CSC players fli.M. HKSS: Lee Ch m yuan beat Tan Si. w
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      WEMBLEY WINS
      23 7 Reuter LONDON. Thurs.—Wembley defeated Bristol by 54 points to 29 m a National League Sp' edway match at Wembley touieht.— Renter
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      THE CARD
      127 7 The fu 1 programme for ihe Singapore a.a.a. and tomorrow is a.- al.iv/.': TODAY: 100 \ards he-jvs. p.m Pole Vault 4.1 d; Thr« Miles (finals) 4.20: I >r (heats) 1.30; 440 yarda Hurdle (finals) 4 40. Throwine the Java Un tfina s) 4.E0; 2:>o >i tl (heats) 5.00;
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      Holloway, Sullivan Win Doubles
      151 7 G. T. HOLLOWAY and F F. Sullivan, as expected, became Tang in Club tennis double J champions vestcrday. waen they defeated Paul Clerc and W. >. Karxner in straigiu «t« Detailed results i>f < played last evening .ne fob Vf.vs or R m doi bum FINALS:
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        36 7 BTI SEE BURMISTER IG T IGHT! m FAREWELL FIGHT! H»PPY WORLD SAT. 29th JULY X TO DECIDE THE CHAMPION OF THE YEAR— sam king BIJRMISI ER versus KONG KWS 4 EXCELLENT tWTS— «OOKIHGS AT WIHSTOH S
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      CHURCHILL-'ARM BONN'
      426 8 'Europe Isn't Prepared' U.P.. Reuter and A.P LONDON, Thursday. WINSTON Churchill today that he feared *hat Europe was nof, as well prepared to defend itself as South Korea and called for the rearming of Western Germany to meet the threat of Communist aggression. In an eloquent and broad
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      ANGLO-PAK AGREEMENT
      17 8 Reuter LONDON, Thurs. A new one-year Anglo-Pakistan sterling'balances release agreement was signed in London today.—Reuter.
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      REPRESENTS U.S.
      25 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr. Hooker A. Doolitt'e. of N\w York was appointed U.S. representative on the ITN.l T N. Commission tor Indonesia Reuter.
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      ELEVEN HURT BY BANDIT BOMB
      98 8 IPOH, Thurs. E ELEVEN p *Op four 1 British soldiers five women and two children —were in hin d when a terrorist threw a hand-grenade at a crowd outside the children's plaveround at Anderson Roa< 1 at 8.50 p.m. today. The victims were ru-hed to
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      Yanks Dig In As Planes Blast Reds
      394 8 MACARTHUR'S H.Q. FOR KOREA Friday AMERICAN troops dug in along the DaiueA battered central from below Yongdong today in expectation of a new onslaught by two or three of North Korea's toughest divisions. The latest MaeArthur communique spok3 ot a "relatively tranquil" 24
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      U.S. ARMS FOR SIAM
      83 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. Thurs THE State Department disclosed 'oday that the United States plans to send arms to Siam. It said that the United Slates and Siam soon will start negotiations on how the arms >viil be used. The arms 'vould be paid lor from the $75,000,000
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      321 8 NMOAPOM YOU TO < MJM ciL, aoupii loeetlng. Brit sh Coumil Halt. 5.L> P-m s'TBAITS CHINESE itltlTKll \»M>< I\TION. annual 1.1. .1 in:-'. Liarden c üb. 5J5 pjn. n|{ 11. STAFF ASSOFIM lON, annual meeting. Clubhouse, Cantonment Road. 5.30 p.m. CEYLON TAMILS' \<s»K 1\TioN Mr. P K.
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      REDS DRIVEN OFF
      33 8 Reuter-AAP. TAIPEH, Formosa. Thurs. I Chinese Nationalist troc m holding out on the small is--1 land of Taitan, opposite Formosa, today drove off ton Communist junks attempting to land troop?.—Reuter-AAP.
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      EDUCATION DEBATE ADJOURNED
      367 8 Malays Attack Plan Tribune Staff Reporter. THE Federal Legislative Council yesterday a rj 1 journed debate on the first report of the Central Advisory Committee on Education after a lively two-hour debate during which m any Malay members criticised the plan. The motion for adjournment was moved
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        225 8 NOTICES NOTICE All the past pupils of the Convent c. c the Holy Infant Jesus are cordially invited to the annual meeting on Saturday, sth August, at three o'clock. No other invitation will be sent. IN THE ESTATE OF SIR AHMAD TAJUDIN, K.8.E., C.M.G., SULTAN OF BRUNEI (deceased) NOTICE is
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        461 8 TREASURY BILLS The Government of th* Colony of Singapore Invite tenders for a of $5 millions by Trt Bills on August 10 robler to the general nooaiti *v governing the Issue and r,. payment of Colony of Pin. gapore Treasury Bills. leaders will bo accepted up to 4th August. 1950
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        45 8 ALLEY OOP T by V. T. Hamlin y«T.^^^^^^ LI'L ABNER by Al Capp -.TV! 'r< HAD THE GUTS TO TWV rJO YAh iS TmC- GOC3 EYE. VOISUS TmE. S DOUBLE WHAMMV &efore- A eve:-but good.i*' whut I V Zm'licxth-eJI 4 Eva EVE..r which will win?
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