Malaya Tribune, 2 August 1950

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    18 1 MALAYA Tribune I TODAY'S I NEWS I TODAY PACE SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1950 rami PRICE TEN CENTS,
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    3 p.m. REPORT BATTLE STILL RAGING
    389 1 Gen. Church Juead ing Yank Counter-attack U.P. r. Frank Tremaine, U.P. Staff Correspondent. TOKIO, Wednesday, r >rces with the support of tanks 1 counterattacked today east of Chinju on the the port of Pusan. rican attack was hurled against Communist forces seeking to push
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    5 TOWNS LOST
    65 1 Reuter-AAP. KOREAN FRONT, Today. AN Bth United States Army in Korea communique today admitted the loss of the towns of Chinju. Sangju, Hamchang Yechon and Andong, but said the front was again '•generally quiet." Determined Communist pressure forced a «?roup of the 24th Division to withdraw north
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    9 Die In Arctic Crash
    94 1 ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Tues. COL. Charles Joseph Hubbard, 48 year old Arctic explorer and eight Canadians were killed when their plane crashed in the Canadian Arctic, the Weather Bureau reported today. Hubbard was on an ice reconnaissance flight when the crash occurred near Alert Anillesmere Island,
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    12th ANNIVERSARY
    20 1 HONGXONO, V'vii. The S TiK raa Jih l J <so. a Chinese language had its 12lh anniversary yesterday.
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    NEW UNITS STREAMING ASHORE DAY & NIGHT
    264 1 NEW UNITS STREAMING ASHORE DAY NIGHT A.P. {From Don Whitehead, A.P. Correspondent) Korea Front, Wednesday. TpHE tip of the Red spearhead force is 15 miles west of Masan, the South Korean port, rail and highway hub which is only 25 miles by air west of Pusan. At a South Roman
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    Battlefield Promotion For Kum River Hero
    206 1 U.P. TOKIO, THE Army announced to- day that Master Sergeant Quinton J. Mixon of Atlantic, Georgia, received battlefield promotion to Second Lieutenant for heroic action during the Kum River battle. During the Kum River fighting, Mixon's company commander was killed, and Mixon took charge
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    Fined $100 For Not Paying $11.40 Duty
    111 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Today DORTY YEAR OLD Loo r Yee Cliee, a Singapore businessman, was fined $100 in default one month simple imprisonment in the Magistrate's Court today when he pleaded guilty to possession of five new watches without having paid duty on '.hem.
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    COMMISSION SPLIT ON NEW GUINEA
    126 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Today. The Dutch Indonesian Commission has disagreed completely en the future of New fJuinca and has drawn up two separate reports, a usually reliable source said here today. The three Dutch members were understood to have declared New Guinea must remain with
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    BENELUX NATIONS TO RE-ARM
    217 2 U.P. THE HAGUE, Today. DIVE Western Union Foreign Ministers yester- day approved a "substantial" increase m reannament P and coordination of W«*rn Union defence plans with those of the Atlantic Pact. A communique said that in the light of. the situation resulting from recent events in
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    PLANT CLOSED
    28 2 U.P. NEW YORK. Today. The World Telegram and $un closed its plant pending a settlement cf the 7 week old New>.papti.s Guild strike against tne paper—U.P.
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    ASSASSINATED
    19 2 Reuter. DAMASCUS. Tur>. Unknown persons last night shot dead Col. Moharnmod Nasser. Commander of Syria's Air Force. Rcutei.
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    Another Arson Attempt?
    170 2 SINGAPORE. Today FIREDUGS were active again yesterday. They tried to burn down the boiler rcom of the Whay Hin Pineapple Factory at Mountbatten Road in the early hours of the morning. A spokesman of the factory said that he believed that the fire put out before the
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    MARCH IS OFF
    14 2 r.IUJSSELS. Tues. AntiLeopold leaders today called oft their maieh on Brussels.
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    Westerling: High Court Hearing
    125 2 SINGAPORE. Today. THE application for a writ of prohibition to stop Mr. H. E. Kingdon. First I District Judge, from continuing the hearing of the extradition proceedings against "Turko" WesterKng was taken up for hearing I before Mr. justice Evans in the High Court today f
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    $l3½ MILLION INCOME
    31 2 Renter. WASHINGTON. Today. The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development yesterday rt Dort ci a net income fcr thr fiscal year ended Jun SO. 1950 of 513.698.398. Tt>w
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    STILL REJECTED
    20 2 A.P. TAIPEI. Tues. General Mac Arthur today Rejected Chiang Kai-shek's offer to nd J3.000 Chinese Nationalist to Korea.--A.P.
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    U.S. GALLS MORL GUARD DIVISIONS
    180 2 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today. POUR National Guard divisions 28th 1 sylvania, 40th of California. 45th of Oklahoma and the 43rd of Rhode Island. and Connecticut--were called to active yesterday. It was also disek.eri thai iwo guard regimeni.il combat teams called an are the 196 th of
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    MORE QUAKES
    38 2 A.P. SAN DIEGO. California. Today. More earthquakes shook the Imperia! Valley early yesterday. Loose oricks were haken from already d.imag<'d structures in the valley town of Calipatria. Th< damaged side of a rrocery store collapsed.- A.x\
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    5th Errand—For Marines
    159 2 U.P. WASHINGTON. Today THIS is the fifth time in 80 1 years that the UnUed States marines have gon< to Korea. Noting this yesterday the Defence Department said each visit was "for protection of American interest. "In only one of the lour previous instances did the marines
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    Retained Stolen Fowl Gaoled
    64 2 JOHORi: BAHRU W TWENTY TWO TBI OLD Osman was today four months rigoi j prlsonmeat and jflj Pokce supervision was cony i> t< d v lor i fowls. who Osman nad two pffi convictions /or thai I t< nee. Indian I ed by a del In
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    Govt Troop Retake Tow
    11 2 B it was officii !lj trenched them***
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    QUEEN'S ASSETS IN CUSTA
    22 2 A.P. Egypt hay, Meen P j custody nd removed *2 Princes* Fathw by of feTF* Ro tod'e} A.F\
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    23,000 WANTED TO HEAR U.N. DEBATE
    362 4 U.P. Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Tu?sday. MORE than 23.000 people, clamouring tor admission to the Security Council to hear the "Kremlin plan" for peace in Korea, were turned away by United Nations officials today. Tickets fo'. the meeting were at a premium, as most of
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    3 Indians Jailed After Fight
    75 4 A fight it the labduierV ouarters of the Harbour Board on March 3 last ha? landed three Indians in jail. The Indians. Palam so Paratnesi. Ganeson so Lakshumanan. and Ituttaosamy so Kalimuthu had pleaded guilty in the Third Police Court yesterday vhen charged *'ith voluntarily
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    Hotel Keeper Fined
    46 4 FOI'ND guilty of to register a couple in a room ;tt Km Kw aag Hotel. C h.' ngi Ro id, on May 25, ut 0.15 p.m.. a hotel-keeper. Wong Ken.; Ton was fined »150 by lir. r. ciapuo. the FourM M;.i..i rtrato. yesterdn>.
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    TRADE FAIR OPENING
    36 4 Mr. Georire Lee, proprietor of the Happy World, speaking at last night s opening of the Tradĕ Fair. Seated is Mr. G. G. Thomson. Singapore Public Relations Secretary, who declared the Fair open.
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    South African Press Attacks Govt's Bill On Mixed Marriages
    294 4 U.P. DURBAN, South Africa. ANE of the few editorial comments in South v Africa attacking: the Government's bills to outlaw communism and mixed marriages, was printed recently in the Suburban Record, published in Pin'town, Natal. \V( no brief for ntbftd marriages,
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    EX-MAGISTRATE BACK FROM STUDY TOUR
    79 4 Ex-Singapore Magistrate Mr. Kenneth Byrne and Mrs. Byrne arrived yesterday by the Willem Ruys. after com pleting two years study in England on a Government scholar* strip. At the docks to welcome tnem were Dr. and Mrs. V Byrne and their three children. Mr Mrs.
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    BANDITS RAID ESTATE
    69 4 JOHORE HR UT THIRTY I V, i 1 bandit s by securii) r tral Johorv v were all v hoa* a cards. Six more Cmne* >nv> were round*..! up a scret ning >p rat; same area A party ol I mdii. a .small Johor» last r. <Ja
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    Socialists Celebrate Victory
    115 4 A.P. BRUSSELS 1 -tiav DEL( cialisi aorement Bo* rd with it* victory King Leopold prostraU b< Igl m tack normality last num. Thousa.j workers thu tion headquaiv rs to r news that Kins; I< poM would na.id over hi£ em to nis son. Crown Pita Baudouin. Capitulation
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    Battalion Deserts
    46 4 JAKARTA r« AXE cntSn bati FiTerai.'rr at In SewCentral Java, last van fected to a Mohamc-c*" extremist combat titni known as AnJ Ummat Islam." mow sources said terda Federal 'roops w!.. military action Ri, ™LS deserters, who turr. ultima* r. yesterday their qua;* I
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    US 'Begged P.I. Tanks
    58 4 U.P. SAN rRANCISCO^ rE tanks prese:.'.v u»d in 3«um K«; were "IxtiSt-d v Philippine cause the United Stt not have enough o. 4 tc send, John Fob.- says. rcTitO'-'' Addressing the C-nm wealth Cluo. the -^g0 foreign policy s?> u5 r urged immediate mobilization to co,
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    MacA BACK IN TOKIO
    16 4 Reuter. TOKIQ. Turs Gt-r MncArthur returned his flying virft to mow?».- Itoulei.
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    UNOFFICIAL FIGHT
    745 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY W.A. CLARKE Lonthol-.l He P. hi. back four it, fDOUgi: to win." had told him. Slrf down to what L r safetj n»-fon sWl* guwiid that h*d Ix ia tokl "Vj,- the sam»-. E_Tt look up until the Re rooad, for fear ■affclf wuuul
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    Buddy Is Going To Have His Hands Full
    197 5 A.P. ROME MOM needed a half dozen super sized, extra-ferocious oulls for the Christian martydom scence of its him "Quo Vadis It was a problem, getting them; but now ifs proving an even tougher problem keeping them until the Roman circus scene
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    ONLY FIVE HOTELS IN CANBERRA
    113 5 Reuter-AAP. CANBERRA. For its whole population of nearly 20.000, Australia's capital. Canberra, has only five hotels. In keeping with the liquor laws generally observed throughout Australia, trading cuds at 6 p.m. (frequently much earlier becatise cf beer shortage.^). Licens.xl grocers Ciinnot sell fewer than six:
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    PILING UP
    28 5 A.P. TOKIO, Tues. Enemy dead were leported piling up in front of American positions all along the 160-mile land perimetre of the box-like front today.- A.P.
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    POLIO EPIDEMIC
    23 5 U.P. MUNICH. Tues. -Thirteen persona have died in a mounting outbreak of infantile paralysis in southern Germany, health authorities reported today.—U.P.
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      139 5 VPERMAN by Wayne Boring T -coking po&a [great Tlorna-look]silverT-a fortume, us downl [uh-uw.' MTU A SILVER PLATE IN SCOTT.' fcoiNS.' THOUSANDS OP TO )TO OUR LAST TIME.' I -jJEAD. MV DETECTOR <<~ WHY-THEY COLLECTOR*/CAN OF BEANS.s FORGOT.' I SILVER DOWN J_EL MUST BE WORTM- )TWEV»RE PINE IT'S FROM ONLY MOPE
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    N.Z. Scient ists Studying Geysers
    773 6  -  BY R.A. KENNER Reuter. AUCKLAND, New Zea.-nd. EXPERIMENTS to discover whether the subterranean aower whico has set ge>sers spouting, mud poo:s boiling md volcanoes sometime: laming can be harnessed for odustry, are being speeded ip here. The new Minister of WorkT3, Mr. William Goosman '.opes
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    146 6 Gram ii, VM( %J SY- f>-.cie titaad F&<sff 3" -1- sob 390 p.m. Basketball 5.90 p.m. m odhist i man It* Tuan «etebration. lfj-A. karma r.iMic. 7 p.m. Mr. Lim Uuan hTM wll speak. AM MM AHMM IATIOBi "•itho'o' meeting. General Hospital, 8 p.m. C t'.M <\A.
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    THE YANKS VE IN KOREA
    13 6 Scene at Pohang, Ka I Lflj Division landed.
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    THE MARINES THESE TANKS
    23 6 The photograph shows tanks of the United S I I a recent review at a Marine Base in West-
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    LANDING -GRAFT FOR IN
    56 6 These six large support landing craft ar. b naval base dry dock at Brem rton. fuWW wn the mutual defence assistance prograrun.. The craft, which have bow ramps for landim. r tion to a crew of five officersand 65 n c vn4 ,rt» They are used
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    Scots Plan 'Road To The Isles'
    505 7 Reuter. GLASGOW. WESTERN Scotsmen, ac<us. Inacd to sing sentiment. I ktl of their "Road to the Un, trc DO wengaged In Wirt it irtnl discussion about Hi future. The Islands of Isi Jura, «rheic the ancient Ix>rus of the Isles were intil the Fifteenth
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    Reds Should Not Be Allowed To Teach In U.S. Universities
    666 7 EISENHOWER A.P. NEW YORK. COMMUNISTS should not be allowed to teach in American universities, says Dwight D. Eisenhower President of Columbia University. "Before appointing a man to our faculty," the youthful looking, vigorous general of the army said in an
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      720 7 Dr.-the TODAY BLl T E NETWORK ENGLISH PROGRAM men ti.UO p.m Programme Miinma- 6.02 Children's Protrammt; CM The Radio Un Ni-sira play forty m nutes of popular light mil*.!including "The Bartered Bride by Smetana; 7.0© Time Signal. >ew* ft Singapore Share W.ukit Report Interlude; 7 30 Bftjrttoa Parade—A w cekh
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    India Is In Poor Shape, Communism In The South Is No Joke
    528 8 U.P. NEW YORK AN American writer who spent six months v u'king and hitch-hiking through India reported today that the newly independent country is in pretty poor shape. He predicted that "with India, as with the rest of
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    JOLSON TO SING AGAIN
    22 8 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Tue.-. A! Jolson is waiting for permission tw« perform teforc GT's in Japan and Korej:. A.P.
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    RED ARMY DAY
    15 8 A.P. HONG KONG. Tues.- Communist Chin;* celebrated Red Army Day today. —A.P.
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    Celyonese Own more Rubber Lands
    152 8 U.P. COLOMBO—Ceyioi.cse own 58 per cent of I'ey on s rubbei land, Europeans 39 per cent and other nationals the remaining 3 per cent. This was the distribution of ownership in 194R revealed by the Rubber Controller, Mr. S. Ca sinathun, in his administration report
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    Ceylon Army Will Recruit Village Lads
    125 8 Reuter. COLOMBO Ceylon Army authorities are concentrating on recruiting village lads for the army in future, a. Defence Minis'ry spokesman stated here. So far recruitment has beer confined mainly to Ensjlis* edueatsd youths, but in future greater attention will be paid to the village
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    MARRIED WHILE ON THE AIR'
    109 8 A.P. HOLLYWOOD oA c u P le from Zurich. Switzeripnd. were married In Hollywood recently on the -Bnde and O-room" radio programme which Is broadcast over a national network. D,^£ c o sweethearts. Ruth Schultheis. 2G-years-old, and Kurt Giger, 23 found romance in Dayton Ohio,
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    BEGUM IN N. Y.
    59 8 Din 'ig her **ay u» New York Cltv, the Begti Uaqu&t AJ iiiian addressed a gathering m the Timn flail on thi Mibjeet "The Women of Pakistan". Picture show*. Georg»- Denny Sr., moderator of Town Hat.l. showing Hepuni Uaoaai Mi Khan a scrapboofv of newspaper clipping*,
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    Giant Spotlight Will Probe Mysteries Of Lower Atmosphere
    310 8 A.P. BAf TIMOR! A GIANT search light once used for advertisine by a local used car dealer is going to shine for science. The car dealer bought the 850.000.000 candle power job as war surplus and used it to attract customers. Johns
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    WANTS ACTION TAKEN
    31 8 A.P. LAX ESUCCESS Tne*. Syria has asked th* Security Council t t tf< action to prevent what it called new attacks OB AT countries by Israel A P
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    War Loss Claims Probed
    80 9 rly lived i bll an now In ■todaiid who are claimM nr damage eomDensa- Chattel POM sun having their ■wßirta-rrvci to the Social Department for B L Dunsford, he id r.v»n.s balsa told tin Tribune yes- ction was •*mi cp. eking up P«cu which thesi- people
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    TROOPS UNLESS...
    20 9 jujnii T tUl P*nc (Xpedi- > J I** COU W or would x 'wKnrea -unless the S. footed the
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    STRAITS DOLLARS NOT ACCEPTED
    87 9 U.P. 1 lank foM* r 3t ,ICC pting P ociea for 3C? JMi ../-••-n dollars. V 1 Btraita dol- lars. Upon the request ol emmts, the Bank of China will atU mpt to convert these curreaolea abroad however, along with British pounds and Swiss franco. The
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    HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN
    77 9 REPAIRED after being damaged by blast from a dying bomb, a 50,000 piece rained glass window at St. Gil< Church. Chamberwe'l, designed by John Ruskin. has been unveiled. A special prize awarded at Tilney St. Lawrence (Norfolk) whist drive to Mr. A. Whitear, who, as
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    TOOK 10 WICKETS IN AN INNING AT LORDS
    101 9 THE hcadmas;,. X Harrow scltOOi, Dr. n. W. Moore, ha* accepted an .offer from John Wladcn and Company to present an annual prize to the t>oy with the best bowling analysis for the season. Tlie prize, a bat and a bail, is
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    FURNITURE FOR THE MODERN HOME
    120 9 i IN order to stimulate the 1 enation of furniture dc- signs specially suited to the I modern home and the modern wav of life, the British Furi niture Manufacturers Federated Associations are, to organise a national furniture design competition open to all manufacturers All
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    THOSE T. V. AERIALS
    188 9 LOCAL- Property Owners Associations are regarding those television aerial* which sprout from the house tops up and down the country as something more than meteiy utilitarian and ornamental. The national federation has been inquiring into the responsibilities of tenants who buy a television set. A printed
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    WHY GOVT. SERVANTS ARE IN DEBT
    108 9 Reuter. C OLOMPJO-Every cigth state employee of this count ry is financially embarrassed, according to the report of the Ccmmittee appointed to inquire into indebtedness among public servant"? The report reveals that of H total of 134.900 Government employees. 17,186 ore in debt to
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    AUSTRALIAN UMPIRES HAVE A GROUSE
    91 9 Reuter-AAP. MIsLPOURNE.- The aye rage cost of venting one feeling* on the umpire ha--risen sharply in this city. George Wmchcombe, of" South Melbourne, was fined £AlO for having assaulted Australian Rules umpire Ra> Hughes. Two others were *cnt to jail without the option for the
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    BALLERINA JOINS MGM
    62 9 A.P. HOLLYWOOD Leslie Caron, 18-year-old ballerina from Paris, has been given aiong contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. The young dancer was chosen by Gene Kelly as his co-star in the film "An American in Pnris." Miss Caron's salary will range from 500 to 2250 dollars per week over
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    PENANG T-T CHAMPIONS IN S'PORE
    73 10 The table tennis champions of Penang the King Wan Association will arrive in Singapore today for two matches with the champions and runn r *s-up of the Singapore Senior InterClub Table Tennis Championships held recently. The seven-man team will play against the runners-up. Chinese Sports
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    187 10 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—County cricket resu ta: At tin-ton. Sussex beat E by ten wickets. Sussex 345 for 8 declared and 11 for no wicket. End 134 and 219 (Bailey 72, C. < >akes, r ghlami inbreak, 7 for 41). At rrwne, Somerset beat Northamptonshire by
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    BRIGHT STAR S.C.
    40 10 The Hon. Sports Secretary of the Bright Siar Sjorts Club. 7«tr. G.J. Lourdes. wishes to inform all members of the club that the proposed sport' meeting for the Indian Independant Day 01 Autr. 19 has been cancelled.
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    OOPS....
    29 10 Great Atom tends amateur rider Mr. W. Barrow out of the saddle at the last fence in the Victorian Hunt Club's Cup at Moonee Valley, Melbourne. A.P. A.P.
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    C.A. Knock Sappers Out Of Running
    203 10 CHINESE Athletic cleared their first hurdle when they easily accounted for Royal Engineers in yesterday's Singapore Cup tie at Jalan Besar by four goals to nil. In the beginning however, C.A. appeared to be completely off form. They warmed up after ten minut2s and
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    Brimm To Fight Sands In Sydney
    123 10 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Tues. American negro boxer Henry Brimm arrived here to fight Empire middleweight champion, Dave Sands. Brimm aged 27, is not rated among worM niddleweights in the latest issue of the American "Ring" magazine, but his record is gooti. in $2 fights he
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    Y M C A TENNIS RESULTS
    42 10 ALLOWING are the r,su ts of the Chee and Robert* Lim Sgg beat Henry oh and Chl.i Joo I>r. Foo Chwee. Guan Chan v l"enry 01. a„o and Robert Lim i 5 2, Ttm En vs
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    CASH PRIZES FOR GRAND PRIX WINNERS
    571 10 Twelve 'Specials' Entered For Sunday's Big Even* ziAorx Tribune Sports Reporter fASH prizes will be awarded winners i* J P r and Prix to be held on first time m the history of motor rar, Malaya that cash prizes will he eive?S said Mr.
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    LOCKE TO PLAY HERE
    75 10 BOBBY Locke present ho der of the British Ooen Golf Championshp i» e::pe.-ted t" arrive in Singapore next September on his way to Manila and Australia. The Royal Singapore anl the Island Golf Club Committers are now negot'atlng with Mr. Lock>in the hope of arranging nn
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    FULL LIST OF ENTRIES
    412 10 EVENT NO. I Cars 15<*» ex. and umW idj c.c. and under 1.100 c.. !> ged No. 18 FA. Rioim V c.c No. 30 W. J. 1.250 CC! No. 2' r lr JoaSsSgS < Ip<.h WQTC c.c; No. 8 P.O. L«>ih MGTC UN Kum If oh
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    KAILASAPATHY CAN'T PLAY
    67 10 Kx-S.r»eapor.- Mala/xa, will not TZ 00* out for South cr*k»t t-st a*:" this Shnnapor- I wilt tak. vU; v South t-ain Singh (enpl »f\ U«* Cheong Thian: yj J ton. Kh«H, v W. Ratna>ak' gal C and H. W North fid' r y All (OtpCL J- AIM"
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    slow Work AT Penang
    102 11  -  By ALBERT SPENCER. ioaay. DC no fast gallops at this morning's ais d horses were given half pace V third grass track. A good number 0,: v ere worked on the sand track. »rk were 1 Donnelly» Gra ?b n] B;rci II ißid- Glorify Ken wice
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    HOLLOWAY WINS TANGLIN TENNIS TITLE
    107 11 Gt BOLL >WAI ie,-.i«ti»- lan- l m< a*a i insto nip on vfesteraai' G. K. SI (Ul «5 j M in the i lub courts. ■1 laved hi* -.--ul SStd nt play lin it backhand s rothmai S»« bcWo tin»i r. Hoi- 1 it <;
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    DETAINED
    61 11 KWOF.E BAHRU Wed. W -4-year-old sue ol a Sfcrtre Polio.• Unstable g *>•• (j< laintd by the JBee following a light oe- fore Ke *i boys bmpong r.-oiau last ■tbt Two ol the boys, sons of tonstabl. were Wd i have beer, stabby the di tainee They found with
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    HARI RAYA ROAD CRASH, DRIVER CLAIMS TRIAL
    105 11 IoKORE BAHRIV Tues. TWENTY THREE YEAR old Ng, Hoe Chwee was eh .rged in the Miigintrateg' Court to-day with causing the death of Police Constable bin .Uimad by a rash and negligent act not amounting to homicide. He claimed trial mil wa.-, offered
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    Welfare Aid Far Aik Hoe Men
    123 11 Social Welfare Depart ment officials today will be- gin their investigation ot the .SB. Aik Htw workers who hAce applied lor assistance and relief, I The Aik Hoe rubber facl tory was burned down by Communists arsonists last I week. Head of the Public
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    MENTRI BESAR ON VARSITY
    57 11 KI'ALA LTjMPI'R Tues. The Mentri Besar of Selango:, Raja Una run Raja Muhammad, CBE. will be broadcasting frcm Kuala Lumpur at 7.15 p.m. on Friday night, in English on the. Malayan University and on the Fun Fair to be lie 4 on Saturday at the Victoria
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    Singa pore Wedding
    86 11 fhj wedding oi Mr. Abubaiir l>Ui VlKluUah Of Mr Edward* «f liurmah Shell, to Sibi fointe Abuhakar (18) of Mo.ir, was cc ebrated recently at the bnd .room's INM, 12 Bourn, inotith iMi Tim eoliple v.ert- both dre>sed n fractional Malay tumr, with gem studded head drii—ei.
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    Lee Gives Seletar Two-Goal Win
    145 11 I) ar Ail tin B*» 1- >'•..)! BM '1 ins ai te yes- LesapM ;-:a:.'<e L »«ue al »dium, R.A.F. "*ls to nil. •I lluitvft, ami I. don*n»taa dent] rs want hout, and) dia H p 'he •■•ore down. i »jJk.; r. .-Lowed a 9*ir
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    FAST LEG THEORY CRIPPLES YORKS
    299 11 SHEFFIELD. Tuesday. YORKSHIRE, joint holders of the county championship, lost their chance here today of becoming the only county to beat tlie West Indies so far this season, because they had no answer to the fast ley; theory bo\vl:n_ of their opponents. Tne West. Indies
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    ALOR GAJAH SHOW DRAWS LARGE CROWD
    98 11 KUALA UJMPUR. Tues. l LARBB crowd turned up f\ at the Di.strict Show on July 29, held at the Alor Gajah parte n:,. The Resident Commissionei.- Mi. G. E. Wisdom in his speech I H that tin people's i equipments would l>c put forward
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    Scoreboard
    111 11 Reuter. West Indie* Ist. Inning*.—*!**>• Yori*t>hire Ist. tuning*— ,'IJ. 1.-. :i danjkrndfc). HEcaS Indie* "md. Inning*—'?SS. Vwrkshire :>ul. Inning*: Hut tun 11 WllliklSa b I'ierre 'i, Lowmi* r Wulro.; b -l«ine«i Ml, Brennan c Weekew h Martial! 24. Halliday b Worrell St; Lester r Waleott b Sann Lfc Wlloan
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    S'pore Needs Engineer Teachers
    117 11 MR. D.I. Greer. Secretary of the Association of Engineer, said ye.-terday ttic Government technical classes held in the evening could be extended to provide instruction for courses of five to six years if more qualified rpcn come forward and offer their ser vices'.. "There are many
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    CHIEF CLERK
    24 11 MALACCA. Tues. Mi. It H. Dias. chief clerk. Distric Office. Tarn pin. has taken leave prior to retirement iftei 37 years' service.
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    WEST UPSET OVER INDIA'S STAND
    413 12 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today. THE Western delegations were somewhat pre--1 occupied yesterday with India's manner of attempting mediation of the Korean conflict. Some thought the Indian attitude at least indirectly is helping the Soviet anti-United States propaganda campaign in Asia. The Western delegates were upset
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    RUBBER AT 128 CENTS
    148 12 TODAY'S MARKETS The rubber commodity market opened steady this mom.njr a' 127 uer j>our.d of first crcde sheet August. «nd rose o 12S. The market for a brief spell eased to 127 and then was up again to around nooi. The trend was still upward at
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    TIN FIRM
    37 12 The price of tin dec'ared at noon today was $368 i 8 pe- •>,. ,i\ ex-sme!ter—a r of S5 1/2. Tile price of three months» *iu in London last nir-ht was £729 tie»ton—a rise of £16.
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    GOLD STEADY
    26 12 Gold was steady but quiet m Singapore this morn ng **ith price at noon at $202 i*r fuel wholesale for first quality ihv. Sold.
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    SHARE MARKET
    57 12 In the oeaJ fliare market this morning there was ft ill moderate mqu ry for rubbers. Any cheap offerings of inJmtrals seemed to be absorbed while tin shares were quietly «teily. Market men felt* little in tht way of petue hopes .-ould bo enter i a ned from
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    VOLUNTEER FOR KOREA
    33 12 U.P. BANGKOK. Today.-Nine hundred and eighteen volunteers for the Unlt?d Nations ground in Korea reported at Bangkok's city recruiting stations in the first two days it was officially Announced yesterday.—U.P
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    COURTESY CALL
    32 12 U.P. NEW YORK, Toiay. Govardan L. Mapara, General Secretary of 'he Indian National Railway dian National Railway Workers Federation, paid a courtesy call on Ne<v York William O'Dwyer yesterday afternoon.—U.P
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    YANKS GAIN 4 MILES
    146 12 STOP PRESS Reuter-AAP. SOMKWHERK KOREA. Today. Counter-attacking Gl's newly landed from the United States today drove b.\ 'k to within fou»- miles p Chiiju. south coast town 60 road miles from Pusan, according to a senior li.S. officer who flew over the area this morning. Both
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    MERRY WIDOW
    43 12 Paris designer AJbouy goes back to the turn of the century for inspiration for this merry widowLsh dinner beret in black velvet trimmed with an undulating ostrich feather. A diamond feather by Boucheron breaks the dead black curves.—A.P. Photo. -A.P. Photo.
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    Malik On Nehru's Peace Efforts
    332 12 Reuter. Lake Success, Wednesday. IN the course of his speech in the Security Council debate tonight, the President, M. Malik of Russia, referred In the efforts of Pandit Nehru, the Indian Premier, to bring out a Korean peace. M. Malik termed these efforts "a noble
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    Leaves Big Estate
    43 12 A.P. LONDON. Today. man whose signature mwm famous on millions or tain's first Treasury notes left «'i sUte £39,890. He was BafOfl Br Joint Permanent •"jg of the Treasury from w 1919. He died last the age of 77 —A.P
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      56 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THB PEOPLE FOR THE LARGER SALES TH\N ANY AFTERNOON PAPER £V Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines Published rimuifaneouft/y a/ Swicjapore, Kuala Lumpur, fpo» ona Penang. EIGHT SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1950 PKICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LOXDOX REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, M'llaiia Tribune Office, Fhtt Street, London,
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      RUSSIA THREATENS VETO ON KOREA AFTER 8-3 DEFEAT ON RED CHINA
      2740 1 Dramatic Hours In Security Council India, Yugoslavia Support Malik Reuter, U.P. Reuter,U.P. A.P. riRL WORKS HIGHLIGHTED THE MEETING OF THE SECURITY I (Ol NCIL AT LAKE SUCCESS LAST NIGHT. Russia lost her motion to oust Nationalist China in favour
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      Battalion Deserts
      60 1 JA'CAin A. foi ay. Ant: entire oat tai ion of Indonesia' Pederal fenny at Kebum i. in SouthCentral Java last weeK ilea Mohammedan extremist torn bat organisation known aa "Angkatan umnuM Islam." Indonesian tourcea said yesterdAy. I Pderal troops will take military anion against th. deserters, who turned
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      BANDITS RAID ESTATE
      78 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Today. THIRTY -TWO Chinese bandit suspects were held by security lorces during a screening operation in Central Johore yesterday. They were all without identity cards. Six more Cninese suspects were rounded up in another screening operation in the same area. A party of bandits raided
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      US 'Begged' P.I. Tanks
      63 1 U.P. SAN FRANCISCO Tues. THE tanks presents* being used in South Korea were "begged" /rom the Philippine Government because the United States did not have enough of its own tc send, John Foster Dulles says. Addressing the Commonwealth Club, the Republican foreign policy spokesman urged immediate
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      MacA BACK IN TOKIO
      19 1 Reuter. TOKIO. Tues.—Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur returned tonight after his flying visit to Formosa. Reutei.
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      MARINES AND OTHER TROOPS REACH KOREA Allies Make Slight Withdrawal
      287 1 Reuter, A.P. U.P. THE U.S. Defence Department said yesterday 1 that "elements" of the Second Infantry Division, the First Marine Division and the 50 Regimental Combat Team have arrived in Korea Briefing officers, who made tfie announcement, emphasised that the
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      SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      59 1 TODAY'S late afternoon 1 edition of the Malaya Tribune will carry the latest news about the dramatic Security Council meeting at Lake Success, in addition to all the other world and Malayan news It has also three exclusive features: a dally short story, the Superman comic ttrip. and
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      WANTS ACTION TAKEN
      30 1 A.P. LAX ESUCCESS. Tues. Syria has asked the U.N. Security Council to take action to prevent what it called new attacks on Arab countries by Israel. A.P.
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      VYSHINSKY IS BACK
      27 1 U.P. MOSCOW, Tues Foreign Minister Andrei Vyshinsky who recently returned from a vacation in Czechoslovakia, has resumed his post, it was revealed today.- U.P.
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      DOOLITTLE IN MANILA
      31 1 A.P. MANILA. Tues. Lt.Gener d James H. Doolittle. leader of the first air assault against Tokio in World War It. arrived here today for a brief visit. A.P.
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      NO REDS WANTED
      23 1 Reuter. TOKIO, Tues. Provincial newspapers today followed the footsteps of the nation's leading journals in dismissing Communists from their payroll.—Reutei.
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      STOP PRESS
      130 1 A.P. YANKS LAUNCH COUNTER-ATTACK KOREA I RONT. Wed. AMERICAN troops (odav launched a counter attack with armour in iii elTort to retake high ground north-east of Chinju. 55 miles west of the main suppi) port of Pusan. The high Around was lost to the North Korean Com munists
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      RED CROSS READY
      27 1 The International Red Cross is ready to send men into North Korea to report on the treatment of American and South Korean frar prisoner*.
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      JOLSON TO SING AGAIN
      23 1 A.P. HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Al Jolson 1.« waiting for permission to perform oefore GI s in Japan and Korea. A.P.
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      RED ARMY DAY
      15 1 A.P. HONG KONG, Tuefl. Communist China celebrated Red Army Day today. A.P.
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      THE VOTING
      90 1 THE voting on M. Malik's resolution to r cognise in China as the legal Gothe Communist Govwinment vernment there, was as follows:— I OR Russia India Yugoslavia AGAINST United States Britain France Norway Egypt Cuba Ecuador Nationalist China M. Malik, the Russian President, said he did not recognise
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      EXTRA SIX MONTHS
      24 1 U.P. LONDON, Tues. The British army today asked drafted soldiers to volunteer fcr alx extra service during the present crisis.- U.P.
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      PILING UP
      25 1 A.P. TOKIO. Tues. Enemy dead were leported piling up in front of American positions along \X&Jmwmmf£m*m nerimelre oi the box-like front today.—-A Y.
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      POLIO EPIDEMIC
      24 1 U.P. MUNICH. Tues. Thirteen persons have died in a mounting outbreak of infantile paralysis in southern Germany, health authorities reported today.- CP.
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      Shouted Thief, Saw Boy Run
      170 2 BECAUSE there had been two previous thefts recently, Mohamed whs on the look-out for thieves, he h< the planks and the shutters? of hi shop being removed. He told Sharift, a friend who was in the shop at that umc to go to the front
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      RECRUITING IN SEREMBAN
      62 2 MALACCA. Tues. Recruitment of Chinese for Negri Bembilao and Malacca contingents in the Federation oi Mdaya Police Force will lake place on &Og. 21. at the Ccntr. 1 Police Station Berembaa. All ippli. itions should be fei wanted to the C.P.0.. Malacca. Suitable candidates v dl tlien
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      EUROPEANS ON THEFT CHARGE
      49 2 PENANG Tues.. Two European* C. P. Perksaa and N. Pearson ol the Marines, were uharged with theft of $80 b« longing to Khor Kirn Ben| beiure Magistrate D. K. ?lorn« yesterday. Bail of |26€ each waa allowed and the CIUM a-aa postponed to August 4.
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      CAN SICK MAN BE CALLED TO COURT?
      521 2 THE question of whe- ther a Police officer, now on sick leave in the Federation can dl* called to give evidence at the continued trial oi three constables and a Chinese, who are bein y, charged on a series of corruption offences was
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      Towkay, Son Killed In Road Ambush
      171 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday rh,n«r towkav and his son were killed by A S ts in a road ambush in Perak yesterday. The bandits attacked the car in winh they were travelling. The driver of the car was sligm lV V Thre d e Cd
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      PENANG CREW FOR FIGHTER SQUADRON
      87 2 p*ENANG, Tues. EIGHT out of the 12 canel.dates who took off f< r Changi recently for their second medical test for Air Crew form the Penang; Figruer Squadron of the Malayan Auxiliary Air Force, us understood to have passed the test. The candidates among whom
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      AAA FINALS
      39 2 On August 5. Radio Malaya will bo interrupting their normal programmes in thy afternoon to broadcast eye-witness accounts of the finals of the various events in the A.A.A. Championship, being held at thy University of Malay., grounds.
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      MALAY HERO SAVES CHILD
      223 2  -  By LUKE ANG Fact of heroism by a young Malay, Ahmad bin Daud. a linesman attached to the Singapore District, G.H.Q. Signals saved the life of one-and-a-half -year-old Indian boy Chandra Morgan at Serangoon Road yesterday. Ahmad, who was sitting beside the driver of a 3-ton
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      FOUND DRUNK
      50 2 Found drunk and incapable of looking after himself, on the afternoon of July 31, in front of Harboui Board Godown No. .">. ar Indian. Subramaniarn Valaythan. pleaded guilty te tne charge before Magistrate C. H. r. Blake m tin Third Police Court yesb r day. He was lined
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      LIGHTED PETROL CAN IN POLICE HUT —CHARGE
      89 2 A Chinese. Teng Tan Chwe" alias Teag An Choon. was charged in the Relief Jourt '< .stcrday with committing uiischu by fire c n June 27, at the junction of Aljuni.u Koad and Sims Avenue, by 'lighting a jerry-can o:' peuol I placed
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      GEN DUNLOP
      37 2 Major-General D. Dunlop, left Singapore on duly 31 for Ser.mban. As previously announced General Dunlop is assuming temporary command of the newly-constituted South Malaya District. He will probably be away from Singapore until the autumn.
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      Singapore Wedding
      83 2 The wedding of >Ir. Abubu\ar lan Abdullah (SO) son of Mr. Edwards of Burmah SheM, to Miss Sibi binte Abuhakar (IH) ot Me.ar, was celebrated recently at the bridegroom's house, 12 Bournemouth Road. The couple w ere both dressed n traditional Malay costume, with gem studded head-dresses. Many
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      NONIS CASE FIXED FOR AUG. 28
      67 2 MICHAEu Josepn Nonis appeared again before Mr. D. A. Fyfe in the Relief Court yeoterday f»tvn the charge of murder of lu-ycnr-old Winnie Spencer was. again mentioned. Nonis cheerfully walked into the Courtrov>m with police escort. "Inef Inspector K. R. j Krishnan told the
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      SERVICE HEADS MAY BE TOLD TO SAVE WATER
      310 2 THE Heads of tlie Army Services are to be asked 1 to do *vhat they can to help save water. This decision has resulted from an inquiry instituted by Progressive Commissioner, Mr. Duncan Robertson. Mr. Robertson maintains that in view 01 tne
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      BAIL FOR MOTHER
      73 2 Chief Inspector K. R. Krishnan asked the Court j that Tan Meng Jiaw be aij lowed bail In view of the fact that she has an infant in her arms. Tan faced a charge A having in her possession materials which could be used for purpose of
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      MALAY FACES FRAUD CHARGE
      67 2 A 36-year-old Malay. Hasbullal bin Haji Idris claimed trial in the Third Police Court yesterday when he was charged with dishonestly inducing Yakman, another Malay on July 27, to give him $20 on the pretext that he would get a job for him at Tanglin Barracks.
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      TWO GAMBLED ON THE ROAD
      57 2 For gambling in a public place. Nelson Road, on the night of July 31. two Chinese, ChcoK Ah Sun aged 31. find Cheah Hiong Cheong aged 44 were convicted in th> Third Police Court yesterday. Cheok wa.s sent to the House of Detention and Chc;di
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      Commandos Trap Stalking Reds
      158 2 KUAI A LUMPUR, Tues. DOYAL Marine Commur. •I dos ope ratine against bandits for the first time in Perak are proving to b< lough and excellent jungle lighters. During a recent action, a patrol from 42 Commando became aware that they were being stalked by ban-
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      JCSA To Ask For New Posts
      146 2 PENANG. Tuesday. THE .Junior Civil Service Association, Penang Province Wellesley la calling an extraordinary general meeting at Ihe A'-'Ociatioo premises I wworrow, This meeting la called i& ask the Settlement Government to accord the same treatment t< Gt-ur ml Clerk aj Service Cierkl as
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      CHINESE HELD FOR ROBBERY
      46 2 PENANG. Tues. A Chin- has been arrested by the police in connection with an armed robbery recently in IVk Soon Street. The proprietor ot a liquor shop on Tek Soon Street w.i held up by the gunman who made away with $1,000.
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      LEE FELL ASLEEP TO HIS DEATH
      101 2 tpr? r-eigi r Seng Moh died sleep overcm. ;i< from tnr parapet ot Urn j andah of his room on Vh j -econd floor of Victoria Street Leo in a statei. lt Z Pa«c- hefon h, d 1 that ,t about day morning ho
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      HELPED TO MAKE DUD COINS CHARGE
      72 2 Pang Huay Huen. a year-old Hainancse »a brought belore Magi* rv !D. A. Fyfc in v Relfc< Court yesterday and cnarged with helping a cot foiling two 5 1 c< nl piect Chief In&pecior X Krishnan as v d th< M Irate that Hang
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      SINGAPORE CHAMBER TO FORM PROTECTION' BODY
      143 3 THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce at an extraordinary general meeting yesterday unanimously resolved to ask for the formation of a corps of guards for the protection of property in the Colony. The corps will be under the direction of the Police Forc^. The meeting
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      Miss Kwa fieok f hoo who • •11 <or England in 1917 as a Queen's aejashir hind'd in Singapore yesterday by the Wil-T<+jn Raya. Shi- has tak-n the Rachc'ol of Irta degree froaa Caml:r'dg. . f»b? hrs been er" .1 to -he Bar Mr. K\\:i Siew lee. hey father, who hp< at the wharf could not see her lor a few minutes. Mr. Kwa rushed dMm the gangway on l>eing total thai his daughter hatl ju>* left the boat, but then she was coming down from another par; of the sl. .p. Mr. Kwa mci his daughter, jusi in iront of the godowno. and there was a touching reunion between ia;her and daughter.
      111 3 Miss Kwa fieok f hoo who •11 &lt;or England in 1917 as a Queen's aejashir hind'd in Singapore yesterday by the WilT&lt;+jn Raya. Shi- has tak-n the Rachc'ol of Irta degree froaa Caml:r'dg. f»b? hrs been er" .1 to -he Bar Mr. K\\:i Siew lee. hey father, who hp&lt; at
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      HARI RAYA ROAD CRASH, DRIVER CLAIMS TRIAL
      104 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues TWENTY THREE YEAR old Ng Hoe Chwee Was Charged la the Magistrates' Court to-day with causing the death ot Police Constable bin Ahmed by i rash and negligent net not amounting tc homicide He claimed trial and was Offered $500
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      BOYS FREED
      47 3 Two -schooiboys, Teo Boor; Chua. aged 18. and Lim Kin Lai aged 17, were cautioned and discharged by Magistrate S. E. Teh in the Second Police Court yesterday when they were charged with gambling in public at 330 a.m .at Jalan Bcsar on August 1.
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      Mr. G. HAWKINS TO HELP IN ELECTIONS
      86 3 MALACCA. Tues. The City Fathers at their monthly meeting to-day discussed th dangers arising out of atrial] children cyclists using the main thoroughfares. A Commissioner suggested that parents be warned through the medium of the press. A committee was asked to look into
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      EX-MAGISTRATE BACK FROM STUDY TOUR
      78 3 Ex Singapore Magistrate Mr. Kenneth Byrne ajid Mr.\ Byrne arrived yesterday by the Willem Ruys, after completing two years study in England on a Government scholarship. At the docks to welcome tMem were Dr. and Mrs. V. Byrne and their theee children. Mr. Mrs. J.
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      Gurkha Wives Arrive To Join Husbands
      223 3 £LAD in colourful sarees. and smiling happily, 119 Gurkha soldiers' wives, accompanied by 124 of their children and 66 Gurkha husbands, arrived yesterday from Hongkong by the Szechuan. The women, Whose husbands are serving in the Federation were whisked away by waiting army lorries
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      FIRE AT SAWMILLS
      56 3 A small lire which broke out at the Chye Hin sawmills at Beach Road yeater day morning was put out by employees bei ore the arrival of the Fire Brigade. The tire which broke out in a bath room is believed to have been caused by a
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      MEDALS FOR VOLUNTEERS READY NOW
      112 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue-.-Campaign stars and medal, for issue to members- of the following Volunteer Forces and Local Defence Corps are now available at the Centra! Records Office. Malayan Volunteer Forces. Kuala Lumpur:Straits Settlements Volunteer Forces (3rd. 4th Bns.). Federated Malay States Volunteer Force. Kedah Volunteer
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      MIDDLE-AGED CHINESE FACES MURDER CHARGE
      88 3 A middle-aged Chines", Tan Joon Long, charged m the Assize Court yesterday with the murder ol one Wai Kirn Hua, ml i Mr. Justice Thorogooi I didn't krow what I was doing." Tan made thai otate ment in reply the charge. Tan was charged wit-i
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      CHIEF CLERK
      23 3 MALACCA. Tues. Mi. R. fx. Dias, chief clerk, District Ofhc, Tampin. has taken lepvc prior to retirement, alter 37 years' service.
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      Had Revolver And Ammo — Gets Two Years
      187 3 Had Revolver And Ammo Gets Two Years JJEAH KIM BOCK, who was found with 14 rounds ol .38 revolver ammunition in his Rouse at Lorong Thye Senc on May 15 last, left the Assize Court yesterday to serve a period ol two years in prison. Scan was on trial before
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      TEEN-AGER DETAINED
      65 3 JOHORE BAHRU Wed. THE 14-year-oid sor. or a 1 Marire Police Constable has beer, detained by the Police following a light oetween three teen-aged boys at Kampong Tobiau lan night. Two oi the boys, sons of Police Constables, were alleged tj have been stabbed by the detainee They
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      Mr. Mohamad Razif. the Deputy High Commissioner-designate to the Netherlands, arrived hens yesterday by the Wlllem Ruys on his way to Holland, with his wife and four children. They were met on board by the Indonesian Reijireseiitatlve in Singapore Dr. ZaJn. Mrs. ftnrif said that this is her first visit to Singapore, and looked forward to doing the oity.
      59 3 Mr. Mohamad Razif. the Deputy High Commissioner-designate to the Netherlands, arrived hens yesterday by the Wlllem Ruys on his way to Holland, with his wife and four children. They were met on board by the Indonesian Reijireseiitatlve in Singapore Dr. ZaJn. Mrs. ftnrif said that this is her first visit
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        701 3 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE la hereby given that Tec Boon Kec of No. 12. Ander. 808 Road, Singapore, Married Woman, is ap/dying to the Governor for naturalisation, and that any person who knows any reason why naturalisation hould not be granted should &lt;nd a written and sign- cd statement of the
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      MALIK'S MISCHIEF
      640 4 ryONT say you were not warned. Russia has behaved true to form, and shown that she has no interest in peace or in co-ODeration with the rest of the world. When Malik, chief Soviet delegate, announced that he would end his 29-week boycott of the Security Council, and
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      The Landlord's Case For Higher Rents
      1567 4 SINGAPORE Municipal Commissioner and landlord S. I. q Alsagoff pleaded in the Commissioners 9 meeting this week for support io approach Government for an increase in renu on premises built before 1939. He received little support fco* -ever, and his motion was defeated by
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      PICNICKERS, BEWARE
      209 4 POSTBAG I WOULD recommend, tnat Singaporeans who no not wish their afternoon's entertainment ruined maKe sure that the beach upon which they decide to picnic is not in front of the house of any of the wealthy Scrooges Last Sunday, a group of tired office workers, of wnich
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      FULL ACCORD
      36 4 TAIPEI. Tuesday GENERALISSIMO Chiang Kai-shek, in a statement •«»r!v today. confirmed General Mac Arthur's earlier declaration ot complete agreement and full accord on problems discussed during the United Nations armed forces duel's to Taipei.
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      There Will Be A New World Language
      666 4  -  By JOSEF STALIN Premier Of Russia A.P. and U.P. MOSCOW, Tues. DREMIER Stalin has reaffirmed his prewar view that as long l as capitalism encircles it, the Soviet state must grow stronger instead of weaker or it will be destroyed." Stalin's pronouncement was
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        75 4 Singapore. RECORD CHANGERS AND RADIOGRAM UNITS IT PAYS BETTER TO BUY THE BEST. From all Rndio Dealers or Sole Agents KEE HI'AT RADIO CO. Penang, Kuala Lumpur, PRISMATIC BIN()( 'LARS OF VARIOUS XMOMFTrWTTOVP BY ALL LEAD OVa MAKKRS ROSS. /MSS, ii AX H A VI KOI 1». It. (Spet tj
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      ARE TENANTS TO REPAIR WIRING?
      359 5 ponsible for the 11 defective elceH house? Ifi of the house or pal Comnussionred this pro- not arrived at .i.rision. The &gt;f the Com also consulti stated that of the cost of reetrical wiring i matter between the the tenant. h aa undertak- repairs, he
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      War Loss Claims Probed
      77 5 formerly lived bui are now in i ho are claimigo eompensathe Chattel having their I to the Social irtment for scrutiny unsford, head persons buTribane yesil his section was th checking up which these people r chums. V; Danafofd: "It's But it means a bull-work irp
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      NO TROOPS UNLESS...
      25 5 MANILA, Tues President Blpidio Quirino made it clear no Filipino expedicouM or would tB Korea —unless the i.S footed the Ml A.I
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      Surveyors Praise Labour Loyalty
      255 5 PENANG, Tuesday. IN certain areas, terrorism and banditry interfered with field work, but it was possible in most branch3s to move survey parties to safer areas as circumstances dictated. When essential surveys were required in these "unsafe" areas, they were carried out under armed escort," stated
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      S'pore Needs Engineer Teachers
      115 5 MR. D.I. Greer, Secretary of the Association of Engineer, sari yesterday the Government technical classes held in the evening could be extended to provide instruction for courses of five to six years v more qualified men come forward and offer their ser vices. '"There are many
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      ALOR GAJAH SHOW DRAWS LARGE CROWD
      97 5 X U ALA LUMPUR, .Tues. A LARGE crowd turned up at the District Show on July 29. held it the Alor Gajah padang. The Resident Commissionei. Mi. Q. E. C. Wisdom in his speech said that tin people's requirements would be put forward to
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      Penang Farewell To SJ AB Chief
      144 5 PENANG, Tuesday. MRS. R. B. STANHOPE, the Divisiona' Lady Superintendent of the St. John Ambulance Brgade, accompanied by Dr. Stanhope left for the United Kingdom by the Langkoeas, yesterday. "I am very sorry to leave Penang, which is suclv-a lovely place," she said before
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      ONE KILLED 3 HURT IN 2 ACCIDENTS
      112 5 JOHO- E BAHHU, Wed. ONi-J person was Killed and tnree other persons injured in the two road mishap here yesterda). The fatal casualty wis a Chinese lorry attendant who was thrown off a timl&gt;er lorry at about 3.30 p.m. at the Ith mile
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      IMPERSONATED STC MAN-CHARGE
      64 5 Charge with alleged impersonation of an S.T.C employee, and with boarding a bus at the junction of Atai. Streei and North Bridge Road, on July 31. a 19 yearold Chinese, Tay Keng Chuan claimed trial in the Second Police Court yesterday. He Wna re.eased on a bail
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      MENTRI BESAR ON VARSITY
      57 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Mentri Besar of Selangoi, Raja I Ida bin Raja Muhammad. CBE, will be broadcasting from Kuala Lumpur at 7.15 p.m. on Friday night, ir. English on the Malayan University and on the Fun Fair to be he d on Saturday at the
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      Thomson Opens Trade Fair
      258 5 MR. G. G. THOMSON. Public Relations Secretary, formally cpsned the Trade Fair at the Happy World yesterday evening. Mr. Thomson in his speech looked "forward to th* day when commerce is not only on static parade as it is tonight, but in mobile and richly decorated
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      Daughter Refused To Help Mother
      144 5 A Chinese woman told the Coroner's Court yes--21 terday, that when she went once to stay with her daughter, her son-in-law accused her of I being a big eater. The woman. Koh Siew Hong wa.s giving evidence at the inau s* into her only daughter
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      PRINCESS THANKS COMMISSIONERS
      86 5 A communication has just been received from the Secretary of State Mr. James Gw :ths stating that Princess' Elizabeth has been graciously ple.tsed to accept the souvenir brochure presented by the Municipal Commissioners and the Singapore improvement Trust and has asked that an expression of her thanks
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      Welfare Aid For Aik Hoe Men
      115 5 Social Welfare Depart- j mcnt officials today will begin their investigation oi the 53 Aik Hoe workers who hace applied ior assistance and reliei. The Aik Hoe rubber factory was burned down by Communists arsonists last week. Head of the Public Assistance section Mr.
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      The Fight Against Ranniket
      92 5 A vaccination team from the Veterinary Department is to visit the Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee to inoculate poultry against rannikct diseases The Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee has asked poultry breeders in the locality to bring their birds for treatment. As on'y one team is
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      SOH STOLE WATER PIPES
      60 5 A IT-year-o'd Hokkien. Sob Yit was* yesterday senteneeo to one months' rigorous imprison mem in tn«' Fourt:; Police Court to l&gt;c followed by a year under Police supervision Soli was found guilty of a tempted theft of a watet piping at Air Ministry Direc torate General
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        151 5 LIT ABNEB by AlCapp PARDON ~Y ]f •1■ LL PU f' CNT WORRY. X WISE GUV? IT -BUT WMY CO yOU TvAS.SUH. AMI I THEN, DON'T TEASE. ■v- r-,,. -Wy rH FRUIT dACK.7 J/-! AM HAIN'T ENOUGH i HAFTA RUB :r r&gt; GOT A HEART 1/fcflT TT% CRuEL.^/pROMiSES. ■»&gt;/Aw rI
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      SYNTHETIC BOOST DEPENDS ON BENZENE
      461 6 THE Government s decision to open the throttle 1 on synthetic rubber production is going to mean scarcity of a basic industrial chemical— benzene, a recent article in the Wall Street Journal said. How comoanics fare in p free-for-all scramble for this fluid will determine
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      Rubbers In Small Demand
      185 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. Bane rubber shares continued in small demand while tin shares were inclined t« be quiet, but tairly steady. Industrials showed mmo tosses only. Ihe days changes were B. B. Petrol I w &lt;» Qammon tAffi Iff C. 'town Dtop. 1.70 1.90x4 M Co Is.
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      Leaves Court Dazed —But Happy Man
      789 6 JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. Tiam, aged 48, of Kluang left the High Court this evening a dazed but happy man when the Prosecution dropped the arms charge against him. With tears streaming from his eves, his hands and feet trembling, he hurried out to be
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      LONDON TIN LATEST
      70 6 U.P. LONDON. Tues —Tin cor.tinued its recovery during tne morning session today and at the ckse spot was Up £12 per ton at £726 i and three month, The tuiTiover was 85 tons. The esoiinf jirices .v« r. spot £72G buyers £727 sellers with buslhesc at L
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      Rubber Market Nervous
      121 6 Inspit«&gt; &lt;&lt;f rises in London and New Ycvk. the local rubber ecmmod ty market was nervou.- with the uncertainty as to the outcome of various legislations under way in New v ork. The local market was much below the New York pari'.v Teaterday's closmu prices in cents
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      Exchange Markets
      35 6 U.P. HONG KONG. Tues The follow.ng were to-day s official euotations on tlie Hong Kong Mone*' Exchange: HK.*0.29 per U.S. dollar. HK?i5.6O pel pound sterling. i A K*32O per tael cf gold U.I.
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      WAR JIT TERS IN H'KONG
      84 6 U.P. HONGKONG. Tue s AL r chants were taking precautions today against all eventualities. Their war jitter-, were best evidenced by large scale removal of goods* irom Mficial warehouses into private and small warehouses and also from Hongkong to Macao. The lesson they learned from
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      Big World Bank Loan For Siam
      88 6 Reuter, AAP. BANGKOK 1 THAILAND has been granted a loan ol 1 900,000 from the International Bank r rT construction and Development (World, Banki it was stated today by Premier Phibim kram. The Premier added that two additional instalments are expected from the World
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      Tin Prices
      71 6 SINOAPORL. 1: Th price of tin was S3G2i pe.picul cx-Mi:cltcr —a rise of $71 an the picul. LONDON. July 31: Spol £71«. Up Three months till. Up till. Settlement prire V.713. I i&gt; V.13. lurnover: 80 tons. Second session: Spot &lt;:714. Lp Ell*. Tnrce months Up £I*l*. Settlement
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      PRODUCE MARKET
      38 6 The copra marki 1(n n g»?PW Pi Bids jraat day till biiv, ftfl Ml Ru&gt;. Tom and loconut oil 165 per pica! f.o.b. and the market Pepper p: La in po n r white Munt atari.
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      DEATH OF MR. V. M. DOMINGO
      34 6 mer BaneKedah Police Band dS yesterday in Singapore ihe age o: 51. The funeral place this afternoon a' 4.30, the cortege avin for Bidadri from ll 13 Road.
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      JAP IMPORTS
      37 6 GIIS NEW DELH! India will license for aports lrom Japan iUly-Decemb r I trial machinery parts of heavy equipmer.r. nor.. rr&lt; tals. dyes, camphor, r. v silk, woollen yarn. artiflcW silk yarn and sta &lt;G11S».
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      NEXT WEEK?
      23 6 A.P. LONDON. TUCfI circles .speculated Princess Elizabeth' child may be born about tat end of next week probablj around August 12.
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        216 6 MEDICAL GOOD news for th&lt; Pnm Kern; Ngok Spi ralfsl ture and SatrterWatiOfi (m &gt;&lt;M Chinese art of I real ins without usiti: Medic'ne). Y:..r ments for all ailmenl at No. 5-1.",, Serangoon i Phone 43i«6. WE offer fat I Physician start private tied: i oraetice. Suil pensic ed Dl
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      Slow Work At Penang
      227 7  -  By ALBERT SPENCER. PENANG, Today. o/ere no fast gallops at this morning's 1 training and horses were given half pace Jic on the third grass track. A good number s were worked on the sand track. n a t work wert: j Donnelly I W S
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      BRIGHT STAR S.C.
      43 7 The Hon. Sport j Secretary of tin- Brtgt.l Star Sports Club. Mi. U.J, Lourdes. wishes to inform all members of the clul» that the I proponed sport.* meeting for the mdian Independent Day &lt; i I Autr. lft turn been cancelled.
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      CASH PRIZES FOR GRAND PRIX WINNERS
      593 7 Twelve 'Specials' Entered For Sunday's Big Even* Tribune Sports Reporter CASH prizes will be awarded winners at Johore's Grand Prix to be held on Sunday. This is the ilrst time in the history of motor racing in Malaya that cash prizes will be given
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      FULL LIST OF ENTRIES
      507 7 EVL.sT NO. 1. Cats 1500 i .c. and under 1 10m c.c. and under 1.100 c.c. Sujn h barbed No. IX FA. Stone L&O Ni ?&lt;• W. J. i'utre M'.;ti: 1.2 m) i.e.: No. 21 Capt. C. O. Jenninga &lt;li&gt;oii) MGrc 1.2 c.c.: No. 22 P.O.
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      PENANG T-T CHAMPIONS IN S'PORE
      75 7 lie table tennis chamoions of Penang Uic Kin"; Wan tESaclation will arrive tn Singapore today for two J matches with the champions and runners-up of the i Singapore Senior Inter- Club Table Tennis Championships held recently. The seven-man team will play against the runners-up. Chinese
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      KAILASAPATHY CAN'T PLAY
      116 7 Ex-Singapore cricketer, M. C. K.t lasapathy. now repreaenxlag Malacca, vmi not be &lt;bie to turn OOt for South in .heir annual 11. k. t feat aatfttnel North at ipoh this weekend. Singapon i B. K. sundraia will tak. hla pace. S.i ith team Ifl a- rollows: LtM
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      LOCKE TO PLAY HERE
      76 7 BOBBY Loeke present ho der of the British Ooen Golf Championshp is expected tr arrive in SniKapore aext Septenihei i.n his way to idanila and Australia. Th. K..N it Singapore an I the Maud Goit (lub ('OW n.'" Mr- .1 a'&lt;n,- -m'U Mr. Lock' in the
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      OOPS....
      29 7 Great Atom sends amateur rider Mr. W. Barrow out of the saddle at the last fence in the Victorian Hunt Club's Cup at Moonee Valley, Melbourne. A.P. A.P.
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      FAST LEG THEORY CRIPPLES YORKS
      300 7 Reuter. SHEFFIELD, Tuesday. YORKSHIRE, joint holders of the county chain 1 pionship, lost their chance here today ol becoming the only county to beat the West Indies so far this season, because they had no answer to the fast leg theory bowling of their opponents.
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      192 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. —County cricket resti ts: At Ctaeta*, Sussex beat Eases by ten wickets. Sussex 315 lor 8 declared and 11 lor .10 Wicket. Essex 134 and 219 (Bailoy 72. C. uakes. r ghtarm legbreak, 7 for U). At Frame. Somerset oeat Northamptonshire by
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      Y M C A TENNIS RESULTS
      133 7 FOLLOWING are Uu &gt;su f 1 VMC A. lenn s t .ur.iam nt ties played off yestar la Doubles Handicap: Po Uuan Chaa anal Robert Una beat Henry Oh and Clma Jo Kirn (ser) 6 3 b- 1: &gt;»\ Doubles: Dr. Foo Chwee i.van
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      Scoreboard
      103 7 Reuter. v.ect lad** lbt Inning*—it*. Yorkshire Ui. Inninga—Bll. (for D declared.). Want Indie- tad. lawnga—M». Yorkshire lud. IniiiiiK--: Hutt,. v WUliama »&gt; Pierre Leweeei Wab-ott b .fours «0, Brenaaa c Waatea b Mar .ball Hallida.v b W4.rrcll 39. Lester c Waleott b .1 .jm ;j. Wilson c Williams b
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      Brimm To Fight Sands In Sydney
      123 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY. Tues. American negro boxer Henry Brimm arrived here to fight Empire midd. .weight champion, Dave Sands. Brimm aged 27. ts not rated among word m ddlewcights in the latent biaue of the American "Rihg' magazine, but his record gooti. In H2 fights
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      C.A. Knock Sappers Out Of Running
      211 7 CHINESE Athletic cleared their first hurdle when they easily accounted for Royal Engineers in yesterday's Singapore Cup tie at Jalan Besar by four goals to nil. In the beginning however, C.A. appeared to be completely off form. They warmed up after ten minutes and
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      HOLLOWAY WINS TANGLIN TENNIS TITLE
      196 7 G. T. HOLLOWAY became Tanglin Club's men's singles tennis champ on yeatcnao when be beat G. K. Bteft] G 2. B—o un the club courts. Holloway played hi- it ual pu liabed ami his nel play oft«n left Stein etanding. ,-i. could find no effective
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      Lee Gives Seletar Two-Goal Win
      198 7 Dixie lee. letaajv Kirn**'* a pp) i^ht-uut-td.. phOTmed in two uoala for bis si tee,- rdas in v Senior Leaflrue a.against the Indonesian L«a«U« the Geylang stadium, k.a.j-. S. .tar won bs two oal- to nil. Lee wi i f and j Hu i; c,
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      AUSTRALIA, N. Z. OFFER TROOPS
      170 8 A.P. U.P. and Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tuesday. AUSTRALIA and New Zealand have offered troops for Korea. Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies of Australia said today his country will send a small but first class combat force to Korea "'within as few weeks as possible." Air Commodre,
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      'JANE RUSSETS CALSE ROAD ACCIDENTS
      77 8 CHELMSFOrU) Essex. Posters of scanty-clad women, often cnticised here on moral grounds, are now assailed is a potent cause of road death*. Members of „h Eastern Accident Prevention Association recorded he i r strong dis-inr .'ova! ot 'jane Russell type poster.i mi hoardings i n
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      Socialists Celebrate Victory
      135 8 A.P. BPU3SEL:-: loday. BELGIUM'S militcc Socialist movement flushed with itvictory over King Leopold 111 *eti nearprostrate Belgium fc ick to normality last night. Thousands of Socialist workers thioughou; 'he nation gathered at party headquarters to cheer the news that King Leopold would hand over his now rs
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      DEATH
      25 8 rJOMINOO VM 1 ,r nast' Kedah Police r'i» c' 1st '*11 n.!950 Fi'TT-ral from 11 &gt; i 'load 4 30 p?:&gt; lor Bitl.idai O?oplv regretted.
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      U.S. Moves More Bombers To Britain
      99 8 U.P. LONDON. Tues. THE United SLurs lias tripled Ita timber strength in Erilatn since the Korean war Marked, authorities disclosed today. The build-uo ol 3 "pocket air force" in the last three weeks was one of blfeest mass movements of military planes since the
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      Govt. Urged —Conscript Malayans
      360 8 IPOH, Tue.sday MR. Leon? Yew Koh, Perak s anU-terrorisi yer Councillor, today urged conscription t n bolster Malaya's defences against Communistinspired terrorism. H? told the State Council: "I can as Government that conscription his the port of all thinking and responsible peoph "ountry." Voluntary military service
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      ROBBED
      34 8 Three CWneie, or* wtth a revolvt r. hi in Chinese tax; drtv, r _J roobed him of $12.50 -.t 1 milestone. rW last night. H&lt; matter to th. p aya rl\ Police BUtion
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