Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
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    17 1 Malaya Tribune fODAITS NEWS TODAY LATE EXTRA HELVE PAGES SINGAPORE MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1950 PRICE TEX CENTS.
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    NORTH PUSH WITHIN 4 MILES OF WAEGWAN
    158 1  -  Reds Ordered ToTakeTaegu By Tomorrow Bv LIONEL HUDSON With the South Korean Forces on the Northeast Front, Today 10RTH Korean tanks spearheading a major Communist drive 011 Taegu had pushed to within four miles north of Waegwan this mornhg. Reconnaissance pilots counted five
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    Badly Cut Up
    68 1 Reuter. The the vi? lnKed ten n»w^" V rut u P Comh>rlrfl r "which rai I ta: m told own reduced ***** OTn 000u to »iSs r n t Jer a n aCk n th£ A comnon. J/. E% > r! (v >nmunists Korean li tri e
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    BRIGADIER KING
    14 1 ff 1 Sector r- 5 > ar 1 the P th* "Jl, Corps
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    BANDITS FLEE AFTER GUN BATTLE
    94 1 /THE Police and a party of 1 bandits had a 15-minutes gun battle in a vi'lage in Johore at 8 o'clock utft night. It began when a Chinese detective was attacked by a gang of bandits. The detective drew out his revolver to engage bandits.
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    POSTED RED BILLS, JAILED
    196 1 THE Singapore First 1 *T***t Judge. Mr. H. E Kingdon. this morning sentenced a 20-year-old Chinese Communist to four years' rigorous imprisonment. The Communist Chng Pia Kwane, a Teochew was found guilty on two charges involving Communist .slogans. He was sentenced to three years' imprisonment for
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    "Head" Told Students: No Politics"
    248 1 Today's Reopening Of High School Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. roUR HUNDRED students of the Singapore r Chinese High School, who registered this morning, for the new term were told by the Principal of the school, Mr. Cheng An Lan: "Do not take part in
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    "BELFAST" HERE FROM KOREAN OPS
    280 1 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Today. fTMS Belfast anchored toll day in the peaceful waters of Singapore. To the grey, emballled cruiser and her crew it is a change after duty in the troubled Korean waters. It has only been 10 days ago since the Belfast
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    NEW LUXURY HOME FOR RADIO MALAYA
    335 2 THE new K*dio MalaYa Hnubled up m Cathay Build- eafly fettfoundation stow on- mm I iteatures of the exrecords. Auditorium The public will be able to attend concerts and other ?„iSions that may be held trie auditorium. The extension will also include seven complete
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    1,000-Mile Flight To Save Malay
    254 2 A HELICOPTER of R.AJF. Far East Command's Casualty Evacuation Flight landed at Kuala Lumpur late yesterday on the last lap of a thousand mile mercy flight undertaken to aid a Malay soldier dangerously wounded by bandit snipers. Shot through the side and hack, the soldier
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    BROGA TO PAY 2½ PER CENT
    77 2 BROGA RL'BBER ESTATES LIMITED showed a pioht for the year ended March Jl. 1950 $36,660 3.6', and a first post-war dividend of 2'j''( is recommended. Net liquid assets at March 31, 1950 were $136,334, but repayment of Rehabilitation Loan of $35,000 since the year
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    CHINESE GIRL MISSING
    62 2 Twenty-one-year-old Chan ■Kwan Moy. a Cantonese giri. was reported missing from her home at No. 63 Cantonment Road since 6 a.m on August 11. Mis* Chan was last seen wearing a white Chinese dress —blouse and trousers— with blue flowers. She is four feet i> inches tall.
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    TAMIL EDITOR
    55 2 PENANG. Sun. Happy to go to England on a C o 1 on i a 1 Development Scholarship to take a course in journalism was Mr. Athi Nahappen. editor of Tamil Nesan of Kuala Lumpur who passed through Penang by the "Corfu". Mr. A. Nahappen expects to stay
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    Ipoh Man Completes London Course
    183 2 AMONG sixty-eight men and women from all over th? United Kingdom and from overseas who have just competed a course at Westfleld College. London University on school libraries. Is Mr. A. F. Hunter, the head of an English school of l !?no Malay. Chines? and
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    Suspect Shot Deap
    36 2 A special Constables patrol encountered Chinese bundit suspect in North Johore. yesterday evening, and shot him dtad after ne had failed to stop on the challenge. The dead man naci no identity cards.
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    TALKS ON PALESTINE
    34 2 A.P. AMMAN. Mon.—The United Nations Palestine Conciliation Committee met here yesterday with the Jordan Foreign Ministei. Mohammed Pasha Shuraiki and discussed with him all points of view on the Palestine problem.—A.P.
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    Balwant Singh wins Stand-Pipe Battle
    89 2 Balwant Singh wins Stand -Pipe Battle The Land Office is proposing to erect two stand-pipes for the five hundred people who live at the 15th mile Bukit Sembawang just outside the Naval Base. Thi* move is the result of Legislative Councillor Balwant Singh's fighting speech at the July meeting of
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    Robinsons Aid Six Sailors
    150 2 SINGAPORE r-.„ I have come fonS I f flft ol seamen wicked just g jefmassln River ofi X Borneo last week The men. who mm «cued by the Chine*i Ton? San, under c*B C. H. Turner and H5 ing with Mr. M a. ki* president of
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    SHB Staff Association Officials
    59 2 Ti ed curr- the fourtr. annual :<-'- Harbour Boara Su* Aa» ciation recently. PTcj»iaVr.' N.: sidents' Mtssr* \r~- tel n>'-r]ccs-c- M A' pan. X A Ra am. Assistant Mr C~w Oim: hon Tr Tan He's; S<«a ed». Assistant M I Singh. Bt Sinnathainby. t. ia Cora-.-
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    STABBED
    7 2 I Saturday alfnt taken to ho-pital.
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    MacARTHUR IN KOREA
    17 3 I m Vac Vrthur. Kor**a Supremo, mm iig his recent one-day visit to Korea.
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    Ward May Act For UcNeice
    6 3 M.C.S
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    SCRAP ORDER DELAYED BY FREIGHT RATES
    26 3 A.P. I R BRITISH MBLA Shipment fl'Sn.OOC a rth ol BrV ore to S< att i' Tokio, it was announced
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    TANJONG TIN MAKES £9,594
    6 3 T ANJONG TIN MAKES £9,594 pi
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    INDO NESIAN DANCE
    52 3 A long-limbed youth strikes a pose from Ball's most spectacular dance, the Katchak. The Katchak—or monkey dance—is performed by a team of 200 men chanting and dancing wildly but with perfect precision. The dance reenacts an ancient epic of a struggle between sacred monkeys and demons.--A.P. Photo.
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    U.S. RUBBER POSITION SAFE
    190 3 U.P. AKRON, Ohio, Today. AN industrialist said yesterday the United States is presently in a far safer position in regard to rub- ber supplies than it was in 1940 despite the rise in r annual consumption over the decade from 650,000 to 1,000,000 tons. John F.
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    More Men Are Needed In The Battleline
    562 3 T&is is n short letter from Hal tioyle. A.P. Columnist, who is somewhere in Koreu, to any G.I. who went through the secottd world war and wants to know ivhat things are Uk. thtre. DEAIt Joe This is the way it is: The
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    TO AID SPAIN
    31 3 LONDON. Mon.—A committee to urge the establishment of full diplomatic relations with Spain was set up yesterday. Sir Alexander Roger. Vice-Presiient of the Federation of British Industries., announced.
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    TRUMAN SIGNS AID BILL
    60 4 yj& President lruman signing a >3.~ iJ0- million (Singapore currency) military aid bill to provide help for America's allies around the world. Standing leit to right' Senator Millard Tvdings, Secretary of State Dean Acheson. William Foster. Deputy E.C.A. Administrator: E. J. Dickinson. Assistant to the Joint
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    CEYLON WILL HAVE AN AIR ACADEMY
    114 4 Reuter. COLOMBO Ceylon wtl soon have r Air Academy to rain puot> ground engineers and radio engineers. The Academy will be adn_' nLstered'toi a Commandant ajwi qualibed training instructor recruited frcn abroad, iv addition to othei personnel which will Ix" 1 obtair.ed loca!l> Two
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    RAQ QUEEN WELL
    31 4 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. Queen Aliyah o! Iraq, who recent y wiiii-rwent an abdominal operation in a London -tursiru home, was stated today tc be a little better —Reuter.
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    THIS ROOSTER LAYS EGGS
    57 4 Reuter AAP. MEi HOI RN£ A Ballarat poultry farmei operated on one of hi* Rhode Island red roosters. Two months later it developed hen like attributes. It c!nck.- instead of c r o»o, and overcoming inlti tl sel. conscious <s new sponsors a brood oi eight
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    High Commissioner For Refugees
    191 4 Reuter. GENEVA, Sunday. THE Social Committee of the United Nations Economic and Social Council today adopted ft draft resolution providing for election by the General Assembly of a High Commissioner for refugees, who would hold office for three years from January 1. 19- ri n.- quarters
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    APPEAL TO HO
    34 4 Reuter. SAIGON. Mon. France's Acting nigh Commissioner In 1 noacbina, General Marcel Carpentier. today again appealed to the Vietminh Government for an exchange of military md civil prisoners of war Router.
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    Truman Greets Indo-China
    159 4 NEW YORK. Sun. pi\.£*3lDENT Trama:-; today sent personal greetings to the peoples of the associated states of indoChina during the ftxat "Voice of America broadcast in the Vietnamese language. The message pre-recorded in the Presidents own voice said the United States economic asj.slance programme for Indochina "Is
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    Dr. MEHTA RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS
    59 4 PENANG. !*an Dr. B. D. Mehta of V t armaria a left by the Corfu for India after 40 years in Malaya. "I have been in Malaya for more than 40 years, ana now I am going back horn to Bombay to spend the
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    No Rights For Turkish Reds
    71 4 Reuter. LONDON, mmm ALL Turkish Communis; will be deprive of their'nti ?enship, Ank tra R g iiorroon ex* to»i.;\ The i. r: o said a sta'am tc this mm mm* j the Mining ot Ju-tice Halil I Qzuiuk. who iddci thai commuision was worki*- t«
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    Forgive To Aver: War, Says Padre
    20 4 I perish evcstii .aiy. with "ihw bCfe iov rJedgecu -t a forgive ot 1
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    SECRET ARMS HOARD IN FIAT WORKS
    62 4 Tl ARMED c Uruav urn Utl j** arms hoard raid on the F it Aircraft works 1 The raid foi owed plosion at thr worlu tan*. I been due to y brewing up of h titv. Three v J killed end ia**" ,n AJnong
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    Bandits Raid Estate
    12 4 A n ;Tkl ,lt :'l nous Th*/ identity carts.
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    ARRESTED REDS
    7 4 Reuter. WASHIN Coniniuni.-: States, it
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    TO CHANGE CAREER
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    The Last Days Of Lemuel Davies
    2419 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY -BY- REGINALD MOORE IVIES Iv- s in the I f 1 live up in irs from the |cn< w her awl spend his last st as soon I t need drums j tp out valley I y rlinua the post- Rih
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      133 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring .£5. H=Rr K-=\T5 WORRY. I 4 V GUtTy 0~ A >S=rj iCL ,7 ROM NEVER M 155. A"ER -^^^./t^nß AN3 I Slfv'PLY W 1 THE LEFT. TAKE THIS, THERE WON'T EVT ALLEY by V. T. Hamlin ~a\£ u£ Cant] CVS T X 3UTHE KNCWf I I
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    The Island of Charming Murderers
    1305 6  -  With beautiful women and hot-tempered men. a glance can sel spears flashing on Adonara... By Harry Wilcox THEY say That Adonara has the highest »nuTd> r rate in the world. My guess is that the claim is a little out of dat:. During the six
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    SUGAR, JAKE ASK TOO MUCH
    67 6 A.P. NEW YCRK. Sun. The International Boxing Club hail given up its efforts to stage a Jake Lamotta-Sugnr Hay Robinson middleweight title fight because both boxers want too much money. Lamotta. the champion, Is demanding 45 per cent of th* gate and Robinson, worh'. welterweight
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      335 6 7 j > ty AIR Today ni l i 1 Hen I I MM \V rftOGEAUa BED m; i work IV-- I- «Vv H liinduMae. lid T|» jjj] I me > -.k. I tin. I •>.<!" p.n. Sig Tun mo O/n- I iir; .till 5.1il >ji!.i,i,| I !..>.. air: v»>
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    UNDER CONSTRICTION IN S. KOREA
    98 7 r q mlin Gang Hydroelectric Power Project This dam was h*»- have h er 'od to "continue its building. When completed •'storaue l > enable the plant to produce all the year round. I and double the present production. I- revision cai vinz full action
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    HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN PIGEON "WAR HEROINE"
    137 7 CAREER of "Mary'" a wartime carrier-pigeon, just died in her loft at Exeter aged 10 years, reads like an old solJier'j record sheet. She joined the Pigeon Setviee in* 1940. had part of a wing shot away, had threepellets removed from her
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    THEY NOW SEE LIVE RABBITS
    102 7 SEVENTY thousand children from Glasgow schools will be in holiday camps this summer. It is hoped that the number will increase every year. Kith. *to. according to (jlasgow s Director of Education. Dr. H. Stewart Macintosh, there were children in Glasgow who had not seen
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    £20,000 HOME FOR AGED CLERGY
    159 7 Chelmsford Essex, Diocesan board of Finance is spending £20,00C to restore al block of ancient -mshouse» nt Audley End near SaffroOf Waldo a so that it can b« used as homes for aged priests and their wives. It is intended to provide U a sell
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    MALIK HAS SHOWN NO WEAKNESS
    221 7 A.P. L \KTZ SUCCESS. Sunday. THE United Nations' Security CooneUTfl oratorical contest i remnei tomorrow (Monday) without any sign that ItsJJJ s-un President, Jacob MaiiK. «aa weakened in** blockade Of nion on Korean war ouestion<. Veteran observer*--, who have watched tbe Russians here since the
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    Two Films 'Shot' In Europe Among Best Of 1950
    356 8 A.P. HOLLY vor n ABOUT this time every year HoUywood tx think about the annual academj stars hegin to wonder what their chances v f capturing the coveted Oscar, and report make their predictions. Studios usually save their best pictafe b
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    THUNDERSTORM CENSUS WILL BE TAKEN
    89 8 LONDON Br. ,;n- mt speci..cul-trl> ii.unei b-^ an tc wives and of the "ouatr ioi in; nutm to he p its job. The Thu>' sib n I I about tana «tn afa and !imsh. how much K£tah| la r<-an 01 h-il. or both. AppeU is
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    WOOL CAN BE MADE FROM PETROLEUM
    80 8 Reuter AAP. Pi oft SSOT professor of cbemii j neerißg at Sydnej t said .tustr.dia's W« I imu rious.ly Oaeal latest (ievelopnv it I eh ni.tn Mr. Do commented that tl trot uie -'otv bit ttr j SSfcS cUiottmg three 1 Uke thtesl live
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    U.S. DESIGNS SUPER-SONIC ROCKET FOR AERIAL COMBAT
    334 9 Reuter. ■IS Ling a m v„, :visor\ H nauTJC* -e&rcn Mr. !ity of not be he had Russian v ith two sets *of missil< must develop 'tc tun tight ci W&cally as the cruciform from one airplane at -.v.thout and technicians already have
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    SEX MURDERS IN AUSTRIA
    107 9 A.P. VIENNA. TodS AN epidemic ol murders in Austria claimed a new victim yesterday in this city of East- .Vest intrigue. The limbless torso oi 35-yeur-oH woman and la i severed legs were ioiii*d Ul two separate pillow casw Cli rh° banks of a stream 3cw
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    FORMOSA INVASION IN SEPT. ?
    115 9 FORMOSA INVASION IN SEPT. A.P. TAIPEI. Sat. CHINA S Red armies missed the best peiiod for an invasion of Formosa the ninths of May and June— and if they don't try an assault around the end of September, they will almost certainly have to wait until next spring. As September
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    RIGHTISTS ARRESTED
    53 9 Reuter. papis. Sunday. POLICE day arrested 12 member* of the extrenn UUhr i..g French National Party including the Secretary General Georges VillaTh a Rl—t lollowed a raici un the offices of the Corn- munist weekly. Action, last week by a group o: young >nen /ho destroyed equipment and
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    Chewing Betel Nut Causes Cancer
    179 9 ».tiu Dr. Ch-tHes S. Cameron, rjteal and j-cientinc directo; of the American Cancer So t iety. in M'inming up the Con--0 Chewmg betel nut causes mouth cancer in Malaya, Dutch Bast Indies, and some parts of the Philippines. Too little iodine in water nd food
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    Caltex To Abandon China Market
    223 9 Reuter, AAP. HONGKONG. FOREIGNERS unemployed in Shanghai have increased by more than 100 when Cal*?x cut Ita foreign personnel preparatory to abandoning the local market, affording to arrivals from vie North. All the ietrenched stall members so far have been locally encased foreigners who were
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    TIMBER RESEARCH
    49 9 in i talk on "Timber Re■MßOil in Malaya" to-morrow At 7.1?. pm. over the Blue Network of Radio Malaya Mr. A. V. Thomas will talk about the structure, properties, mm uses for Malayan timber, and the research work which is being done to further promote the industry.
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    FALCON YOUTHS WIN C'SHIP CUP FROM EVERBRIGHT
    164 10 FALCON" YOUTHS defeated Ever-bright Youths to win th« Championship Cup at the con elusion of a two-day badminton i-onteat between four teams—Far eon Youths. Everbright Youths. Exculbur Youtha and Magpie B p Mrs. Snell wife of Major J. V,. T. Sn=ll of the
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    SARU PICK OFFICIALS
    176 10 TaS Singapore Asiatic Rugby Union held their annua: geuerai meeting at the S.C.F, C. ground last Thursday and ill ,f .ed the following officebearers: PATRON'S: Dr. G. V. Al'en. Dr. C. J. Paglar. Messrs E. H. Wilson.- S. K. Tsai. Tan Hi«on Bi U Kee Choc. PRESIDENT:
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    REFEREES MEETING
    31 10 AN extra-ordinary meeting of all Civilian Association Football Referees will be held at 52, Kampong Java Road on Friday. Aug. 18. at 7.15 p.m. Mr. J. Ferguson will preside.
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    SAAA Team For Saturday
    241 10 The following athletes have been selected to represent the Singapore A A.A. in the Singapore Representative Athletics Team Championshp to be held at R AF. Seletar on Saturday. Transport Sffll be provided and all athletes are to assemble at S.R.C at 1.33 p.m. sharp: 4 x
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    DROPS TITLE
    36 10 A.P. CAIRO, Sat.—King Farouk of Egypt is travelling under the pseudonym Fouad Pasha, the Egyptian", on his current yacht cruise of the Mediterranean. Since the trip is not official this conforms to Royal tradition.—A.P.
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    V.I Trounce Raffles 4—0 At Soccer
    294 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sundav.-Pkyfoa m drizzle Selangor's Victoria Institution comnS i' 4 outplayed Singapore's Raffles Institution tan feat them four-nil in a friendly mter sri r!i soccer match on the V.I. ground this evening Though the slippery ball and ground mm perhaps account for the
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    KG. BAHRU S.C.
    61 10 The foiiowin-; were elected to bold om< t- in the Kampong Bahru Sports Club for the current veai 1950-1951: PRESIDENT: R. Ramanathan VICE-PRESIDENT: John Chua; HON. SECRETARY: Haniff bin Has Pirn HON. TREASURER: D. Stevens: HON. SPORTS SECRETARY: Sulontf bin Omar: HON. SPORTS v'APT.: Abu b:n Hanni.
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    ABBY KAY WINS
    46 10 mm *W Abby Kay (No. 8, Charles) winning the fourth race at Peaaag I B J" rmmmto Royal Flush (No. 6, Mawi) was He«ond a length away, with Kee! Kos I Si third and Prince Eugene (No. 5, Tulloh) fourth on the out-
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    Time Saves Raffles
    159 10 KUALA LUMPUR SunThe cricket match betweei Victoria Institution m Raffles Institution of Sinn r>ore played on m 5 padang today ended in a dra* after the Kuala Lumpui sehooiboys had knocked u» 183 runs for tin i-c. <o runs ior tne loss of four wickets. The Singapore
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    PARTY FOR FOOTBALLER
    43 10 PENANG. Sun. Mr G O. Singh, the presideir o: the Ptnang Indian Footba. Association and the present of the Indian Recreation Club Penang. «HI entertained to a tea-pan? by the Indian Comir.untf Penang. Leith Street, at» p.m. on August io.
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    DROBNY WINS
    32 10 A.P. HAMBURG, Sun. Jaw- I slav Diobn. today detoW I Germany's Gottfried > Cr im:u to win the inten tional Germ in tennis cn I pionship h re. 6-3. 6-4. t>-<
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    MORRIS BEATS LIM ONG HUAT
    407 11 -/as recorded over the. week-end Vminton fixtures when Lim Ong surprisingly went dow** to J. B r a 7f o in three sets. The two r the singles title. Andrew Tan h nd Goh Tian Chye (Useful), are now r*e quarter finals. >2* me tnumDh
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    LOCAL CHEMIST DIED IN CEYLON
    49 11 y feupr irr. icy-im. N .-_--.n-l,w of Dr. P. T. passed »way recently none in YMdukoddai, Iv late Suprima*ai one of the oldest t, Ta i"il residents of at I w Chemist v in the Colony. mm responsible for n g many ornhans. He
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    DEAD Untitle
    32 11 H. 'ia UR Dorothy v y e; 'f-old C difornian, c wo:ner .-ingles I of th,- tcterltn"'- tournament y T Sunday, by dei? r s< !1 H< idtni inn. of
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    67 11 VMlA: Mr. TliutnHjn un "T1«h Wnv Mfli»',* u Aifnd At t [< O sr. johss vwt l\sc HRWJLP*:: r-« A a riftM. tvr»». Stunifofd ftowdi HIfflSHV. VMCA -*lo Rohd. ft (iff iWPtl n<. 9 t»a»k*|bal'. 5 p"»,. badii.ii»\v'ii p.in. MKUArOV AftT «WttTt, life fta.-s. Br u«h CY»u®fll
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    CINEMA
    131 11 CAttAV: "Cindrella" t\i 11 а.m., 1.45, *.13. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. I.fi.VYKM V "Menanri Kasih" at 1.45. 4.15. «.45. and ».30 p.m. PAYI LION: "My Foolish" at 2. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. ©AF1TO*: "Chain Lighting" at 11 a.m.. t.45, 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. JfcKX: "Oh, You Beautiful Doll"
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    SPORT
    39 11 SGCCE*: jnr. Gup-tie: <NS> v. Star Socceritesr at BOD ground Bank v. O.T.E.C. at Geylang: Straits Time? v Cable Wireless atCYMA. TKNNtft: YMCA and Tangl n Club tournament (conr. >. CRirKKT, St. Jowl's Inst, v. McNair Juniors at SJI
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    Surprise Defeat For MCFA Team
    504 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Selangor Authentics sprang a surprise ro--1 day when they defeated a Malayan Chinese Football Association Eleven by one goal to nil in a friendly match played on the Malaya District ground. The goal was, however, scored ofT a penalty midway in
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    'Yank' The 13-year-Old Eagle Has Earned One Million Marks
    348 11 A.P. FRANKFURT COME people keep dogs, some keep cats, but 13 Frank Wedde keeps an eagle. "Such an easrle is the most wonderful thing in the world." the 61-year-old professional tamer says. The eagle is not as fond of Frank as
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    U.S. To Buy More Scrap
    95 11 NEW YORK. Sun.- RoUrt W Wolcott. American m* and Steel Institute official, said the industry hud m creased purchase of high quality foreign scrap to between 400.000 and 500.000 tons. This scrap is to be deliverod over the remainder of the year at prices somewhat
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    YUSOFF SAVES 'PHONE MEN
    233 11 ORIENT v. Telephone Electric Comp*n> rallying in the last few minutes yesterday Utrned -ertain defeat into a served draw in a B soccer Tie against Sports Club at the Gey!*.-, Siadium. The score was two ah. Bdtfobroke. Borneo a «S£»r win- was a great worry in
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    AUSSIES DISPOSE OF SWEDEN
    109 11 RYE NEW YORK. Sun. Australia beat HwiKlen by three matches to two in th« interzonal final ol the Davis Cup here to With the score standing at two matches each Frank Sedcnian played his best tennis to heat Torsttn Johaossen in th.- Jin*' m.-ueh by b-4.
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    U.K. BEATS U.S.
    61 11 Reuter. LONDON Sun-— Britain won the international triangular athletic contest during the Sritisn tames at the While City s:.\uam. London, yesterday. They scored 76 points to 74 by the United 3ta:es and 40 by Benelux— mat* up from Dutch anJ I.axo.nbourg athletes. In another match wnicn was
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    TRUMAN ACCUSED OF HIDING FACTS
    185 12 U.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday DcPI'BLICAN Senator George Aiken, who often R votes the administration, accused President Truman today of hiding economic facts of ?he X™ war from the public for "political reaS who said the President apparently was makfng decisions with an eye to the Novemons,
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    KELANTAN SCOUTS HERE
    115 12 TWENTY-SIX scouts belonging to the Ist. and Bth troops of the Ismail English School. Kota Bahru. Kelantan. are having their first glimpse of Singapore. During the last week the boys had a busy programme. They visited the Malayan Breweries, the Glass Factory. Fraser and Neave. Kallang Airport.
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    FURUHASHI SETS NEW RECORD
    52 12 Reuter. TOKIO. Sun.—"Flying fish of Fujiyama" Hironoshin Furuhashi tonight redeemed himself by beating American high school star Ford Konno in the 500-yard freestyle event at Osaka. F\iruhaahi set a new world's record for the event in the 50-yard pool with the time of five minutes 18.8
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    A-BOMB SMELTERS
    36 12 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Sun. It Is not difficult to design atom bomb shelters which would save life directly below an air burst bomb, a report published by the U.N. Atomic Energy Committee said today. —Reuter.
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    IF IRAN IS INVADED ...
    32 12 IF IRAN IS INVADED A.P. Springfield. Ohio. Sun. Former U.S.. ambassador to Iran. Dr. Wallace Murray, said yesterday "if the Soviet Union moves into Iran It certainly will mean world wr»r three.''—A.P.
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    FRONT LINE LIAISON
    31 12 A ted S»atp> Marin* Marin,- forward cnimwi post mar th- Korean tr.tnt. Th, aircrait is used ts'i liaison unit Mu-*- n Marine W\ siun P. PM«, r\ ivi.
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    DRIVER SMELT A RAT, BUT DIDN'T ESCAPE
    276 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Today. I Singapore taxi-driver who had crossed tne II Singapore/Johore border line at the Causeway with passengers but without public sen toe vehicle permit and licence, turned round and headed for the Woodlands on suspecting a Police trap. I Appearing in
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    SCOUTS APPEAL FOR FUNDS
    153 12 AN appeal has be on launched by the Singapore Boys Scouts Association for $30,000 to renovate their headquarters at Armenian Street. On Saturday letters, signed by Mr. F. C. Sands, vicePresideiit of the Association and Chairman of the Appeal Board, were sent to hundreds of prominent
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    TANKER BRINGING INJURED SEAMAN
    36 12 An injured seaman vi be brought to Acnpa for medical attention by the UJS. naval tanks Tamalpais. expects x shortly Ifc unker is on her tray to th> Persian Gulf from Jipan
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    P.I. Leftists Oppose Aid To Korea
    206 12 A.P. MANILA. Monday THE Leftist Philippines Congress of Labour organizations last night unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the sending of Philippines troops to fight with the United Nations forces in Korea. One hundred and sixty delegates representing 78 unions voted in favour of a
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    TODAY'S MARKETS JAP ORDERS FOR RUBBER
    57 12 tv. -r conanoJity opened this nH>™»« aVun.i for hiphr- than Saturday£ ~'y Tht market vat f but prices noon on Japanese Noon prices- m «nt? pe- J* w re: K-v,rf No. 1 RSS f.o.l>. No. 2 R?i? I- 0 (g** 'J No. 3 RSi?
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    TIN RISING
    36 12 Tin continued to rue pore today. thwir-- ncf or and New York tht- week are not >H j t(r The price ,„rjl day was S*o l V g the 1 smelter -a n*e r>u»ll
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    SHARES QUIET
    40 12 SHARES QUIE T v rr Th* rl r j «perwd t; *<£ ml5 I rather aw>. Th w rrK»r- »nu«i*:- --..nr* f.*" r-h.»-«!- -a th V' Ae^ k ,r/'r^ t I" 1 Tin share- a v*rt booymfl n®* Ther* l )ttlf
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    GOLD AT $200
    19 12 I w- unehnnfid Ul <ri c!U»» J I J JlW per tnel for i raw gold.
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      Masthead
      61 1 Malaya Tribune VTafc "T LAAGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER [N MALAYA Phone 5811/J Nine Lines Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lumf+w, ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AU GUST 14, 1950 PKICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IEPRMBkV I VTIV M Maunre Glover, ,a 1 rUtmme <_//fUK. t
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      24TH DIV OPENS ALL-OUT ATTACK
      439 1  -  Today's Assault On 10,000 Reds "To Drive Reds Over The Naktong Or Destroy Them" (By Jack Macbeth A.P. Staff Correspondent) With The U.S. 24th Div. in Korea, Monday. THF 24TH DIVISION OPENED A MAJOR COUNTER-ATTACK THIS 1 (MONDAY) iMORNING AGAINST THE NORTH KOREANS N\KTONG RIVER
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      UNITED STATES OF AFRICA URGED
      155 1 Reuter. STRASBOURG. Sunday. ESTABLISHMENT of a United States of Africa •od tatting up of an African j CooPtituoni Assembly have j been proposed in motion j tabled in the European Con- I sultative Assembly here. it was disclo?< d today. Signatories were Mr. Ronald Mack
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      TANKER BRINGING INJURED SEAMAN
      37 1 An injured seaman will be brought to 3it.gapv.re for medical attention by the U.S. naval tanker Tamalpais. expected in Singapore shortly. The tanker is on her way to tile Persian Guif from Japan.
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      1,000Reds Killed In Two Days
      149 1 U.P. ON THE NAKTONG RIVER FRONT. Monday THE F'rst Cavalry Division claimed that a two-day artillery and infantry campaign against North Korean infiltrators on the Naktong line had killed 1.000 Rods, broke up new enemy attempts to establish a bridgehead 14 miles southwest of Taegu.
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      FILE IN BOILER
      29 1 A.P. LONDON. Sun —The admiralty disclosed yesterday that a hie had been found jammed in one of the boilers of the aircraft carrier H.M.S. Illustrious. A.P.
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      FELLOW TRAVELLER
      25 1 A.P. TAIPEI, Sun. The Chinese Nationalist Premier. Chen Cheng, today urged full conndence in American leaders la Washington and in General MacArthu.. -A.P.
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      MINERS' APPEAL TO JOE
      27 1 DURHAM, ENGLAND. Sun. A hundred thousand British coal miners sent a cable to Stalin today asking him to stop the fighting in Korea.—
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      CABINET CRISIS IN BELGIUM
      260 1 U.P. BRUSSELS, Monday. ACTING Premier Jean Duvieusart has thrice refused a request by Prince Repent, Baudonin to continue in office with his all-Social Christian cabinet to avert a prolonged government crisis authoritative sources said today. The 19-year-old newly sworn-in chief of state has insisted that Duvieusart
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      Demand For Earlier Parliament
      170 1 Reuter. LONDON. Mondnv. MR. Winston Churchill Conservative Opposition leader, and Mr. Clement Davies. Libers 1 leader, have aski d Prime Minister Attlee to recall Parliament for urgent defence discussion '"In a week or ten days", it was announced today (Monday t. Mr. Attlee, who had already
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      S'pore Pilot Train Derailed
      53 1 S'nfT Reporter THE pilot train preceding the south-bound Kuala Lumpur Singapore night mail train was derailed shortly alter midright last night in Negri Semotlan There were no injuries Passengers on the sou:h and north-bound night trains are beinc *.a:.sshloped by bus. The track is expected to
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      MENZIES IN TOKIO
      25 1 Reuter. TOKIO Son—Mr Rr***«i G. Menzles. Australian Prime Minister, arnvea Kaneda aiiport here today and was met by General Mac Arthur. Reuter.
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      CALTEX II FOUND
      32 1 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sun. Tbe British cargo ship Joan Moller today radioed Honixon2 that she had locatea the tanker Caltex 11. yesterday reported overdue, in the Gulf of Siam. Reuter
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      800,000 SINO-REDS READY
      25 1 A.P. TAIPEH. Sun. The ofhc.al Nationalist News Agency said today that 800.000 Chinese Communis*, troops are massed on the SikinsTibet border.- A.P.
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      U.K. LEGATION IN SAIGON
      25 1 Reuter. SAIGON, Sun. Britain has decided to raise her Saigon Consulate General to Legation status, usually reliable sources here today. Reuter.
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      French Seek War Fund For Europe
      99 1 A.P. PARIS. Today. THE French Government will propose next week the establishment of an Atlantic Pact loan fund to help pay for arming Europe against a possible Communist invasion, a spokesman said on Saturday. The spokesman said the idea is that the fund would
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      ZAMAN RESIGNS
      18 1 A.P. KARACHI, Sun. Chowdhry Khaliauz Zaman. President of the All-Pakistan Moslem Leaeue. resigned from office today.—A.P
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      Sleeping Sickness Kills 25
      20 1 Reuter. TOKIO. Sun. Japanese encephalities (sleeping sickness) has taken a toll of 25 lives this year.—Reuter.
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      ELIZABETH VISITS PARENTS: KING OFF TO SCOTLAND
      472 1 A.P. LONDON, Sunday. crowd, estimated at more than 10,000 milled about today in the vicinity of Clarence House, Princess Elizabeth s residence, awaiting the bath of her second child. Shortly before noon, they saw gynecologist Sir William Galliatt and Sir John Weit. Royal
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      Combined Air Night Ops
      48 1 T-ib'«r» Staff Reporter IN their first combined operations by night, Lincolns of the R.A.F. and R.A.A.F. attacked bandit positions in west Negri Semhilan yesterda>. The operations, which later reports established to be mos* effective, were in support of security forces operating in that area.
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      A-BOMB SHELTERS
      36 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON Sun. It is not difficult to design atom bomb shelters which would save Life directly befow an air burst "bomb, a reptrt published by the C.N. Atomic Energy Committee said today. —Reuter.
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      H-BOMB 'MAY WEAKEN U.S.'
      187 1 WASHINGTON, Sunday. THE existence of the hydrogen bomb would rasult in military weakness rather than strength for the United States Professor Hans Bp the. Professor of Physics at Cornell University, stated in a report published today by tne Foreign Policy Association. The Association is an influential
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      G.B.S. AND THE POSTMAN
      23 1 A.P. AYOT ST. LAWRENCE, England. George betui Snaw today ascribed his fam- 1 to the services of n..s postman.—A.P.
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      NEW GUINEA: INVASION WILL BE RESISTED, SAYS GOVERNOR
      191 1 Tribune Staff Reporter THER i<s no question of Dutch New Guinea being taken over by fop:e by any country. Any Mt tempt at invasion will be resisted "we will fight It." This was stated by the Oovernoi of Dutch N* w Guinea,
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      NORWAY GIVES SHIP
      29 1 U.P. OSIO Sun The Foreign Office here announced today that Norway has placed a 10.000 ton ship at the disposal of the U.N. command in Korea.—UP.
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      FAROUK MAY CALL IT OFF
      36 1 U.P. LONDON. Sun. Frassure of public opinion may iorce King Farouk of Egypt to call ofl nis plans to marry 16 year old Narriman Sadek. the London Star said today -UP.
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      IF IRAN IS INVADED ...
      33 1 IF IRAN IS INVADED A.P. Springfield. Ohio. Sun. Former U.S.. ambassador to Iran, Dr. Wallace Murray, saia yesterday "if the Soviet Union moves into Iran it certainly will mean world w. r three."—A.l-.
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      Morrison, A Friend Of Malaya
      154 2 SIR Franklin fiimson. Gbv- ernor of Singapore, yesfcer- I day pcid tribute to the late ran Morrison, well known British journalist who had neen in Singapore for many yeaYa and who was killed I while on active service as a war correspondent in Kofea a
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      2 NURSES LEAVE FOR U.K. ON U.N. STUDY GIFT
      87 2 PENANG. Sun Two nursing sisters of Malacca and Ipoh. who left by the Corfu to England on a United Nations Grand Sister Tutors' Scholarship were given a hearty send off by members of the General Hospital. Penang and their friends. They
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      SQUATTERS ASK FOR EXTENSION
      165 2 QWNERS of squatter-huts, which Government has decided to pull down, in Havelock Road yesterday decided to ask for an extension on the quit notice served on them. Governm-n wants their, to move out by ihe end 01 next month. Altogether 215 families are affected bA Geerrnni-nt'>
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      Bandits Hack Two With Parangs
      241 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. 1 gang of bandits, tied th« hands of two labourers A and hacked them to death with parangs during a raid on a sawmill in Selangor yesterday. They then destroyed a sawmill engine and left. The driver and a passenger of a
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      FLAG CEREMONY AT INDIA HOUSE
      52 2 India's third Independence Day that falls tomorrow will be celebrated with a simple flag hoisting ceremony at India House Grange Road. It is understood that the reason for the. simplicity of Indian Independent Day this year is the uncertainty surrounding the departure of Mr. Thivy
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      PENANG WEDDING
      35 2 PENANG. Sun. The wedding of the Trade Union Officer. Mr. Samuel A. Abishegam and Miss Kanvalambal will take place at the Wesley Methodic. Church < Fitzgerald Memorial > Penang. at 4 p.m. on August 26.
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      POLICE DIDN'T GIVE TIME TO PRODUCE CARD
      114 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Magistrate Che Kadir today said it was ridiculous to charge a person with failing to produce an identity card on demand by a Police Officer without giving him some time to produce it as provided in th* Emergency Regulations. He
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      LIGHTER MAN FOUND FLOATING
      59 2 PENANG. Sun. An open verdict was returned by the Coroner. Mr. D. R. Home at the continued inquiry held into the death of a lighterman Low Bor Seng whose body was found floating in the sea at Noordin Street Ghaut on May 21. The man died
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      TAMIL EDITOR
      53 2 PENANG. Sun. Happy to go to England on a C o 1 onial Development Scholarship to take a course in Journalism was Ml Athi Nahappen editor ■>+ Ta' ,,n Nei&n Kuala 1 umpttr W»5 y-assed ♦nfough Pealns by tree •Corfu Mr. A. Nahappen expects jto stay in England
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      At The Stadium Yesterday
      65 2 ABOVE: Mr. Itaaklr A. Mailal. Prr*ld«-nt liaf .>>«*r»e<i* rnkirlani bMMpM. npn|M.r. j.ddrrv*e> Paki*t.ini* it itu la'an Bi-aar MadJiuu BKl.OVN Irelo- N»r»|. >- < 14nji .lulilr .uldr»**** th' ma»-. rally ol thf .«atan BcaSSl StS dimu i.*terday on Th<- n* en*lon of the third anidver*ar> of thi
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      Body Found At Junction
      90 2 The highly decompose body of a Chines ffW discovered at the jtmcte i of Lorong 24 and Padanj Guillemard Road yest r day mornln- and remove to the mortuary. The .nan's iv nu > card had a Geylang Road address oh it. The occupants o. vac.
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      COURT OFFICIALS ATTEND FUNERAL
      54 2 JOHORE LiAHRU. Sun. The officer.; and staff cl the Magistrates'. Sessions and High Courts m among th large crowd whj paid ir last respects at the uncral of t.i* late Mr. Ec Yue Pen?. 3D Interpreter .Kiached to the local Magis-.-a'es' Coll.. A'h r > died
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      Pakistanis Keep National Day
      335 2 MORE than 1.000 people attended the mass rally held at the Jalan Besar Stadium to celebrate the third anniversary of the establishment of Pakistan yesterday morning. The* rally was sponaoned by the Overseas Pakistani Le.igue. CfOTrda begiin to tiock lute the stadium long before the rail)
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      Transport Official On Graft Charge
      117 2 JOHORE BAHRU. BUJ ANTI-CORRUPTION Ofß cert of the local C.I 13 yesterday arrested S. R Leo. a Road Transpc: 1 Officer. He appeared hi the Magistrates Court today and claimed trial to a bribery charge. He was alleged to have accepted a $50 bribe from
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      TWO SNAGS IN LAW FOR YOUNG PERSONS
      357 2 Thio Chan Bee I EGISLATIVE Councillor Mi*. Thio Chan Bee yes- terday said that there were two snags in the Young Persons Law which came into force in the Colony on August 1. The snags were: Had Government the schools to absorb the
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      Robinsons Aid Six Sailors
      158 2 SINGAPORE Hofcinaojis have come forward with a gift of clothes for the six Indonesian seamen sh.pwrecked just outside Banjermassin River oil West Borneo last, week. The men. who Were rescued by the Chinese ship, Tong San. under Captain C. H. Turner and brought to Singapore are
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      Balwant Singh Wins Stand – Pipe Battle
      155 2 Balwant Singh Wins Stand Pipe Battle The Land Office is proposing to erect two stand-pipes for the five hundred people who live at the 15th mile Bukit Sembawang just outside the Naval Base. This move is the result of Legislative Councillor Balwant Singh's fighting speech at the July meeting of
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      VICE-PRESIDENT
      10 2 Inche Maa*oor Adahi, has bren elected VkJE Waftan Edatattai
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      Adabi Heads Drive To Teach Workers
      254 2 INCHE MANSOGR ADABI, was elected 1 President of the Workers' Education A tion yesterday. The meeting of the New Association was held at the premises of the Government and Municipal ll bour Union, at Race Course Lane. Present at the mtemg mm Acting Vice-chancellor
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      MAJID'S CASE PUT OFF
      166 2 The case hied oy tbe Land Office against Ml. Majid. president, or tine Indo-Malay Pakistani Seamen's Union has been postponed for a fortnight. The case which was due to come up last Saturday, is in connection with the recent order which Mr. Majid received to evacuate
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      A schoolboy-girl romance mance that started in Chip Bee School. Amoy many \cars ago. eulrainated in the Capitol Ballroom yeste r d ■ > when Mr. Low Kiat Bin from Burma, married Miss Ng Lay Hm of Singapore. More than :i5O gupsis •\itnes>ed the ceremony ♦hat joined two wellknown hualoeas bouses in Sou t:i-East Asia. The <room is the son of Mr. Low Gaw Tong Managing Director of the Chip Hua Shipping and Trading Co.. of Rangoon and Mrs. Low. wii>le the bride is the daughter of Mr. Ng Ken< Soon. wellknown Singapore businessman and Mrs, Ng. The toast to the newly-weds was proposed by Mr. Low Chow V\oon. an untie of the groom, to which the 'jroom suitably replied Bestman w»as Mr. Tan Hui Lip and the bridesmaid was Mjs:- Ng Tuan Cheng. Master Ng Ah Teek etl pageboy. while *Tisv ian 1., v Har was mtrain bearer. Mr. Danny Danlotd and his band provided musk* tor the occasion. –
      157 3 A schoolboy-girl romance mance that started in Chip Bee School. Amoy many \cars ago. eulrainated in the Capitol Ballroom yeste r d &gt; when Mr. Low Kiat Bin from Burma, married Miss Ng Lay Hm of Singapore. More than :i5O gupsis •\itnes&gt;ed the ceremony ♦hat joined two wellknown hualoeas bouses
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      Malay Handicrafts Impress Expert
      199 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fI|ALAY handicrafts have impressed the American marketing expert of the Economic Commission ft ~»r Asia and the Far East. Mr. William A wad, who kft today by air for Burma. He had discussions with jae Committee of tne Ma**J Handicrafts Society on Jne
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      NEW HOME FOR TAMIL SCHOOL
      107 3 MALACCA. Sun. The Tamils of Malacca at recent meeting held in th/ Tamil school r&gt; solved «c empower th? school to recover the assets oi fjne former Tamil Reforms Association now with Official Assignee, to erect a new building for the school. They have set
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      Have You Seen Them?
      122 3 Missing since 5 pm. on August 9, is 14 yeai- &gt;id L,ee Soo Hai of Joo Chia Road He has a fair complexion and a thin build. At the time of his disappearance, he was stated to have been bare-footed He wore a white shirt with
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      SHOP LOOTED
      37 3 A large quantity &lt;j! cigarettes and a iew ins of milk worth $283 were stolen from a sundry shop at West Hill Road, all 13J miles Sem'oawang Road, in the early hours oi Friday morning.
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      COMMANDOS BAG 10 REDS
      183 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. OPERATING against bandit* in Perak and Kedah since their arrival in Maaya from Hongkong a short while ago, th" Royal Marino Comxoan dct- bare opened up el! with ten bandits to their credit— eight "killed, one wounded and one captured. The thre* Commandos
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      Weighing Wrong, Says Lorry Driver
      107 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. iUM Meng Chor. a lony L driver, today tela the Magistrates' Court chat .he method jmpioyed oy tne Traffic Police to weigh overweight loiries was ta- '1 had a umllar case last year and I %'ot on quite easily. I have ed
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      DUTCH FORCES IN KOREA
      77 3 The Netherlands Government has put at the MJSi posal of th&gt; United v tions one company ot marines and on- comparo .1 land forces foi duty in Korea, according to an offlcnil !of the Nci.KTlands consulate. i The H.N M.S. Evertsen. 9 1 700-ton destroyer, is
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      1,000-Mile Flight To Save Malay
      254 3 D.F.C. A HELICOPTER of R.A.F. Far East Command's A Casualty Evacuation Flight landed at Kuala Lumpur late yesterday on the last lap of a thousand mile mercy flight undertaken to aid a Malay soldier dangerously wounded by bandit snipers. D J *&gt; Shot I urolith
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      LOCAL CHEMIST DIED IN CEYLON
      67 3 Mr. V. Supramanyam. father-in-law of Dr. P. T. Nathan, passed away recently ut Ids home in Vaddukoddai, Ceylon. The late Supramanyam was one of the oldest Ceylon Tamil residents of Singapore. He was 75 at the time of death. A well-known Chemist and druggist in
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      NEWLUXURY HOME FOR RADIO MALAYA
      431 3 THE new headquarters for Radio Malaya to be built at Thomson Road will be as "versatile and technically perfect as any of the big radio stations in the world," said Mr. E. Credgington, Engineer-in-Charge. Radio Malaya. Radio Malaya, now doubled up in Cathay Building, is
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      SHB Staff Association Officials
      129 3 The following were el cted office-bearers for the current year 1950 1951 at the fourth annual gtneral meeting of the Sinirapor. Harbour Board Stall Association recently. President: Mr. Tong TM*V Won re-olecbed &gt;: vie -pr esidents: Messrs Ahmad Patel &lt; re-elected». M. Athyappan. X A. Rahman:
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      KOK MIN MEET
      26 3 Th Ko\ Mm Lnuted Pr.»£t&lt; 1 ye Society c«*M rated v .k lOOftb anniversary at their Ciub house in Tt j* Sticvt yesterday.
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      Ipoh Man Completes London Course
      193 3 AMONG sixty-eight men and women from all over the United Kingdom and from overseas who have just competed a cours. at Westneld College. London University-" on school librarit .v is Mr. A F. Hunter, the head ol an English I school of 1.200 Malay. Ch
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        132 3 J1950 ANNUAL SALE Is OnW For A Few More Days* i They are ALL j '|f| kk RUSHING I i b. h. t. DOULATRAM CO. I 48-50 High Street, Singapore. J HERE ARE 11 FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS:- I PLAIN UNEN reduced from So.OO to $1.90 Men's white coloured
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      THE SLOW OX
      634 4 jr was only the other day that this column cited the absence of psychological attack in the Briggs Plan. We pointed out that in concentrating on the purely military aspects of the campaign against the bandits, the assault on the minds of the enemy had been overlooked.
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      THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF MALAYA
      2003 4 The second of a series of talks on the Draft s Development Plan for the Federation of M, llay t| the Acting Deputy Economic Secretary, Mr. J.a.e, Morley. In this talk he deals with the economic aspect of the Plan. THOSE of you who heard
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      WHAT IS THE ICFTU?
      649 4 THE DELEGATION OF THE INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION OF FREE TRADE ONIONS VISITING THE FAR EAST IS NOW IN SIN6APORE. THIS ARTICLE EXPLAINS WHAT IT STANDS FOR. THE International Confederation Of Free Trade I'nions waa founded in December 1949 at a Congress in London, which brought together over
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      THIS DEVICE STOPS SHIPS FROM ROLLING
      326 4 AN ingenious contrivance for stopping ships from rollin fr w one of several British inventions which helped to win -n. war. It kept warships ste idy in rough seas, and that improved the accuracy of gunfire. More than one hundred British ships were fitte«'
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        70 4 BULGIN Made in England HIGH QUALITY PARKING LAMPS Honsumes neligible current arv adds beauty to your car. Scle Agents K££ HUAT RADIO CO., Singapore Penang, Kuala Lumpur. LUBRICATING SERVICE '•:&lt;,;„ atiAH .-IOTOR COMPANY, 107, Lavendei St.. -Singapore PHONE: *****. THK (.1!) AT EASTKBH OPTICAL CO 27."i. South "ririifi* Koul. "el.:
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        165 4 WHICHhY eAILMENTS DO YOU SUFFER? Your doctor will tell you that often thesigns of MINERAL VITAMIN DEFICIENCY jrni not getting enough Minerals and Vitamins which Natu to have. The cooked-out foods you eat aren't giving &lt; your needs ore srrious Heed these warnings and you prevent paintui. n coSt lf
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      UMNO Youth Leader Walks Out
      90 5 i UMPUR. Sun. lv Khalicl l.'in i m UMNO Youth i 0•• Ulu Lane.it the usor Youth .h&lt; re today tins iiad re i io delete a ii ated "Youth i which ar" ol political eligible to the Selangor n to bar youth which «W
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      Serendah AreaBombed
      43 5 Bfia mi medium bombers I Spitfire fighter-bombers Rm il Air Force Far today (Sunn ide a eoncenck upon a small of jungle and scrub in SEIREINDAH area of r honiblng attack r-i oraben dived to rgel area witn i inne-gun fin-.
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      TAN IN SHANGHAI
      32 5 HONGKONG. Sun. Mr. Ka Kee, well-known is Chinese leader in arrived in Shan- day from Ningpo tathe coursiJ of a Chinaaccording to a s &gt; rt. Reutt r md AAP.
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      Jan Hallingskag (left). President-elect of the Norwegian students, at the World Assembly for Moral Re-armament at Caux, Switzerland, recently. Among the 44 nations represented at the Assembly is Captain Parsi Knekawati (centre) who fought in the resistance movement for his country (Indonesia) against the Japanese. His father the President of East Indonesia. At right is John untitled bram, born in Prague. Czechoslovakia,, who lost a ter figthting for his country's Ir eedom. — A.P. Photo.
      76 5 Jan Hallingskag (left). President-elect of the Norwegian students, at the World Assembly for Moral Re-armament at Caux, Switzerland, recently. Among the 44 nations represented at the Assembly is Captain Parsi Knekawati (centre) who fought in the resistance movement for his country (Indonesia) against the Japanese. His father the President of
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      Colony Boys Clubs Form Federation
      287 5 A FEDERATION of Boys' Clubs was formed at the week-end to draw up the programmes for the six boys clubs in the Colony, says a statement issued by the Social Welfare Department. The report says that the six clubs. the vjueen Street Boys Club. Prince
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      LOVER STABS GIRL, GETS 4 MONTHS' JAIL
      114 5 PENANG. Sunday.—:\me-teen-year-oid Ratnam was told by Sessions Judge Rogers that a knife attack la always aertOUC, and an attack on a young woman makes it more so. He said: You must serve a sentence of four months imprisonment and you are fortunate that
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      British Newsmen Buried With Military Honours
      210 5 SOMEWHERE IN KOREA Today TWO British war correspondents Mr. Lan Morrison representative in South East nsia of Ine Times'of London, and Christopher Buckley, of the Daily Telegraph, were burried with military honours beneath ceder trees in the Presbyterian mission compound yesterday. The body of
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      MENZIES: 'KOREA HAS AWAKENED FREE NATIONS'
      231 5 Reuter. OTTAWA. Sunday. UTSTORY may record that the Korean war 11 served to awaken the free nations of the world from "dreams of ease", Prim: Minister Robert Menzies of Australia said tonight in an address over the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation. Mr. Menzies recorded the
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      CARRIED MORE MEN TO HELP LABOURERS
      73 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Ec Tong Sen;-, a bus driv« r, was fined $15 in the Magistrates' Court today for carrying an excess ot inpassengers Ul his bus outside the Knial Police Station on July 12. Tong Sen 0 who bad pleaded guihv said that
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      U.N. CHIEF SEES AGAIN
      124 5 Reuter. KARACHI. Sun. SIR OWEN DIXON. United Nations mediator in «h( Kashmir dispute, who lust night saw Llaquat Ali Knan for what weil-miormed circles described as a "decis.ve me°tin«&lt;". had another tali; with the Pakistani Prime Minister today. The talks on Kashmir demilitarisation did not appear
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      "Blue Baby" Woman Is Doing Well
      119 5 Reuter- AAP. AUCKLAND. Sunday. A 37-year-old woman "Biue Baby" has boon successfully operated on by two local surgeons am: an assistant at Greenlane Hospital hero. She Ifl among the o dest known patients to have undergone operation to deal with the narrowing of the
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      Ward May Act For McNeice
      81 5 A senior M. C. S. Officer Mr. Norman Ward of Kuala Lumpur may act as Municipal President when Mr. T. P. F. McNeice goes away on leave early next year. Singapore Municipal Commissioners select* d Mr. Ward and If Govcrnmc nt to -ois proposal he
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      BRICKS KILL MAN
      31 5 fmHSAJHJ, Saturday. A Chinese, who was one of the workers t'emolishing St. Francis Xavier's Church at Penang Road, was killed when a load of bricks fell on him.
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      Macassar: Dutch May Recall Destroyer
      396 5 THE Netherlands Government will "seriously consider the request of the United States of Indonesia to recall the Dutch destroyer Kortenaer from Macassar, an official of the Netherlands Consulate told the Tribune yesterday. The uestrover was sent t&lt; Macassar toi owing clashc between guerillas and men
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      INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE
      133 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Senior Inspector Harun today withdrew proceedings* against two Railways labourers on theft charge In the Sessions Court. Twenty-two-year old Abdul Reqib and 20-year-010 Lim Yin Hee claimed trial when they were charged with theft of a parol of clothing at Bcudai on June 30. Sr.
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        104 5 j MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION SI UNLIMITED CASH SWEEt For MEMBERS only (ring i\ Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, SEPTEMBER. now obtainable from all Branches and Sub-Branches of thl Association. Ms! ICLEANSING I TISSUES I Fo? use as hand* I y tales soft skin. for removing make- 1 A: for nundred I
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        347 5 EIGHT GLANDS CONTROL YOUR DE STENT G&a&d ciicrctior. U «o*w vrithLi yon? power Do you suffer from premature ageing, ioss of energy and Vitality, weakness, tuednesa, sleeplessness. poor appetite, bodily aches and pains, failing eyesight, falling hair, nerves, neurasthenia, brain-fag, nervous digestive disorders, partial or total loss of virile tone?
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        34 5 -li«tJ PiECE O JP— RE SLAVES" C W^^Kj ALLEY OOP by v T Hamlin TutT \7att&gt; wtfw" JSoUtI WHAT HW'S THE&gt;/*3UT w5 CANT) f/\\V,HE CV4 T N 3UT HE: KNJ\\3 \3\L&gt;N=v' VU E\=K BR
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      TINS WERE THE MAIN INTEREST
      832 6 LAST WEEK IN SHAKES TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS By A Market Correspondent ffHE volume of trad- ing on Malayan markets in the four business days after the August Bank Holiday must be regarded as satisfactory and on balance all sections, j save loans, show improvement.
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      Business Done
      143 6 INDUSTRlAi-S: Fraser Naave $2.87 4. Hong Kong Bunk (Colonial $620, William Jacits $2.00, Oversr as Bank $62. Robinson Second Pref. $0.90 Singapore Cold Storage $4.40. Straits Trading $12.50 to Unite?:* Ord. $8.45 and $8.4 o. Henry Waugl» $1.82*2 to $1.85. Wearne $2.42 TINS Hong Fatt 79 cents, Kes*n«?
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      Crowd Give Cup Victors Big Hand
      384 6 Tribune Staff Reporter. Enthusiastic supporters yesterday gave the victorious Singapore Malaya Cup team a rousing welcome when players and officials alighted from their chartered plane at Kallang Airport. Skipper Harith, holding the coveted trophy was the first out amidst applause. Soon, memoers ol aie
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      KINTA PAID 40 PER CENT FOR YEAR
      49 6 Kin A TIN M 1 LIMIT¥-D mide most of it. 1949 profit oi '£71,534 (E9.e-;,o from hydraulic mining and paid 40 r against 45 r r in 1948. Net liquid assets in balance Rhect, €196.140, were cqUivaleut to 8/2 d. per share,
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      RUBBER MARKET
      145 6 The rubber commodity market opened on Saturday at 120 cents a pound tor first grade sheet September—3 cents lower than the previous day The market dropped to 115 during the day but steadied up to 117 buyers towards toDuring the last lev j minutes before close seller., tended
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      Tin Market
      36 6 The price of tin in Singapore on Saturday was 5404» —a rise of S4i. The price of tJUree mouths Un in London the previous night was £802 per ton a rise af £27 mm
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      BUKIT KATIL TO PAY FIVE PER CENT
      64 6 BUKIT KATIL RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED made 550.114 (li*) in year ended April 30. 1950 and a dividend of v' is recommended. Nothing was paid last year and on y 3, in 1948Net hqiud assets at $1«7.--386 are equivalent to 47.8 cents per share.
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      HONGKONG EXCHANCE
      23 6 U.P. HONG KONG. Sun.—yesterday's quotations were $HK 6.48 per SUS 1 $HK 15.70 per £1 sterling $HK3IB per gold tacl. —U.P.
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        741 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Carriers' .option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo. Failings for LIVERPOOL, GIJVSGOW CONTINENTAL PORTS. "Medon" sails for Liverpool Holland, Aug. 16 "Patroclus" sails for Marseilles, Liverpool a Glasgow Au 16 "Rhexenor" sails for Holland, London and Hamburg
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        1130 6 ROYAL LLOTD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam Amsterdam. Spore P. Sham P KODJOKERTO 14//15 Ang. WELTEVREDEN 3 &lt;ERTOSONO 23/25 Sept. 26 Sept. n 5* Agents: ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. M I LTD. Shir r&gt; nf Tel: 507 T. Ext. 19. 1 ept JAVA NEW YORK SAILINGS Royal KettenUm Lloyd HalU*#-Ameil»-» &gt;&gt;wlerla«a Rotterdam
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        126 6 11l &n riew students w1 V* Foo.mans Music *tud j by Prof, and Mrs, Otto X Otvl-rd Buad and l» Jg raeiD nd. T.-in^' ACCOMMODATION FURNISHED Pl;ti to let NV-.'ton Circus. Wnte BwAg Tribune S&gt;un WB ,pwßa TO LET «JJgg; newj&gt; built •v.itli ..pacjou s&lt;"V- Tribune. dutrkt..APl'l&gt; ttSll. fSB tat
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      DEATH
      35 7 12. 1950. Ian E M. OP Aug G loved husband of i father of Nikolas killed in action in &gt;-d pc iSe serving as ttic Lon-SrtK-ial CorrespondJOO Tl thJ United Nationg ,&gt;Bt tn fcfCC?
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      Two Players Ordered Off
      136 7 Rough play marred yesterday's S.A.F.A. Business House "A" fixture between Shell Sports Club and Borneo Motor Sports Cfub at Geyteam had won." Both team;- ios t two players —Ahmad Johari (Borneo) and Chin Wah (Shell)—who were ordered off the Held by Yeferec Derbyshire in the second
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      MANNING, TULLOH COME OUT BEST AT PENANG
      405 7  -  By SPOT THE conclusion of the Penang August Bank Holiday Meeting saw Penang traineT J. W. Manning most successful with four wins, three seconds and a third He won for Mr. Yeap Hock Hoe, who was also leading owner, $7,400 in stake money
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      TITANS BEAT SUPERFLIGHT
      139 7 Showmi ,'ood for-TJ the Titan Badminton Party lefeated U*. Superlhtfhi B.F. by aeven PM*** to one in a keenly-mntested badminton encounter at th&lt;* S.H.B. Fire Brigade Hall. Th- results were fcfl followa (Titan mentioned first&gt; SINGUBB: Tan Kok Ann beat Chan Soo (Juan 17-1«. 15-6. 15-6: Harry
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      Sanderson Bags Seven Wickets For 46 Runs, But SRC Lose
      1168 7 Tribune Cricket Reporter. THE Singapore Recreation Club, leaders of the Singapore Cricket Association's Senior league tournament suffered a first innings defeat at the hands of the Ceylon Sports Club on the CSC ground yesterday. The Ceylonese have to thank the
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      Junior Tourney Results
      882 7 YMCA v BOD V.M.C.A. defeated 800 l by t: re« rnn» on the first V..M.C.A. Hooper b Rudh 19: Hi Chuan b Balat&lt; 18: Fung Wn. vera b Gupta 17: Delilkan c Kell&gt; b Petersen 27' Rosa 1&gt; Peterx C. Suratta &lt; Kelly b Rudh SinKh 2t&gt;.
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      YUSOFF SAVES 'PHONE MEN
      233 7 ORIENTAL. Telephone Electric Company rallying in the last few minutes yesterday turned certain defeat into a well deserved draw in a Business Houso B soccer tie Borneo Bports Club *j' the Geylar-g fctadium. The kioj* wes&gt; tao ali. Bcfintrckc Bcmeo 2 ?ig\veritff v a wcrry ta
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        523 7 TUITION Beginners. r 15th August 5.30 n v'il.r A "A* Orchard INSTITUTION jmX* n*re tutu' v.ub r M your rfhortlwnd and j: or take tuurse ol /udi'', adjusted to Milt and nvj open 4 n utl'v 4Ut&gt;!«il't ouH»- VACANT gye time Assistant Medical *!r S TA. Clinic. Apply £Scr 250.
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        595 7 SITS. VAGhrVNT MUNICIPAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT: Required an Assistant Lady Medical Officer for the permanent staff, the appointment in the first instance being on a three years' agreement. The appointment is in Class II of the Salary Scheme for Senior Officers &lt;£500 x As3o—ss9o x $40—5630 x As3o—s7so/BAR/$A4O— $950 x $50—$1,000).
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        648 7 RE-OPENING OF MANEK URAI STATION. With effect from 15th August, 1950, the Station at Manek Ural Kelantan) will be re-opened for the handling of Goods and Parcelf traffic with all Stations of the Malayan Railway. Until further notice, the issue of Passenger tickets will be limited to Stations within Kelantan,
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        302 7 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG. GLENEARN Due Aug. 23 BRECONSHIRE due x\Ug. 28 FROM U.K. FOR STRAITS, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, AND JAPAN. RADNORSHIRE due Penang Aug. 13 CARRIERS OPTION TO PROCEED VIA OTHER PORTS
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      INDO CHINA: RED AID MAY TURN THE TIDE
      231 8 A.P. SAIGON, Today. THE French army in Indo-China was faced today, for the first time, with a real danger that the Communist-led Vietminh forces, reinforced by large-scale military aid from Red China, will soon be able to take the offensive. Th--» entire
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      U.S. WARSHIPS RACE TO KOREA
      49 8 A United States Naval Squadron of five teasels headed by the heavy cruiser Worcester through th c Singapore Straits yesterday afternoon enroute to Korea The warships are from the Mediterranean. The four destroy) *s of the squadron are the berry. Keppler. Norris and MeCaffery.
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      Strange and exotix blooms from all over the world were despatch! d to the ”Evenlas News” Flower Show held at Olympia. London, recently To preserve their fragrance aan presnness they were sent by air — many of them being carried thousands of miies in less than a day — and arrived at the show in excellent condition. B.O.A.C. Receptionist Carmen Buckley of Plymouth, tound specimens of Vanda Marguerite Maron and Aranda Nancy among the exhibits sent by the Superintendent of the Singapore Botanical Gardens and by the Gem Nursery of Singapore.
      89 8 Strange and exotix blooms from all over the world were despatch! d to the ”Evenlas News” Flower Show held at Olympia. London, recently To preserve their fragrance aan presnness they were sent by air many of them being carried thousands of miies in less than a day and arrived at
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      88 8 »l&lt; Mr. 1 Tn nn i'Ih Vi m&gt;' M'»i« AU'ml #it &lt;■ p IV', sT .|0||V* \&gt;1HI 1 AM I. nivl'iAI&gt;L &lt;•: A »4 C'A j.in .-urni-fl RqxIrufsr.sK Mt &gt;■ j; i ,.n rui •'Otia. 'J %n&gt; &gt;•».•!». tim! |i I», v littl&gt;i &lt;h 1 ton I
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      CINEMA
      135 8 CATHW: "Cindrella" at 11 а.m.. I.t5. 4 1 KJj and 0.30 p.m. \I.HAMRR ".\Jenanti Kasih" hi 1 15. 4.15. 6.45. and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "My Fooli«h" at 2. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. C'VITOLr "Chain Lightinp" at 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4, 6.30 and 9.30 l^tU. REX: "Oh. You Beautiful Poll"
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      SPORT
      49 8 SOCCER: Jnr. Cup-t e: R A PC (NS) v. Star Hoverite&gt; at BOD «round Bank, v O T.E.C. at GeyI lang: Straits Time? v Cable J Wifeless at CYMA. T1NNIS: VMC'A ami Tansl n Club Joiirmmrnt teont.). CWH RET: St. Josei.h's Inst, i v. MrNair Juniors at SJJ.
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      60,000 Reds Massing For Taegu Attack
      486 8 A.P. TOKIO. Monday. pORRESPONDENTS' front-line reporis say that American defenders of L the Naktong river line have fought off six powerful thrusts by North Korean forces in what may be the opening phase of the biggest Communist offensi\e of the Korean war. The great
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      Another Title For Ooi Teik Hock
      287 8 PENANG. Sun. 001 Teik Hock. Penang champion and Malayan runner-up. captmed another title in the Fona.g Badminton Open Cnampionships today when he successfully defended his mixed doubles title- wit it Miss Cheah Kooi See. He recently took the men's singles crow,i ft m Law
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      'ADMITS RAPEKILLING'
      60 8 A.P. CHICAGO. Today. POLICE authorities si.id here yesterday that a zbyt ar-old punch press machine operator ol admitted in a signed star ment the rape-kill* ag of Roberta Rinearson, a ten-year-old parochial schoolgirl. Roberta was brutally killed on December 12. 1948, In a vicious attack during which she
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      Surprise Defeat For M C A Team
      525 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Selangor Authentics sprang a surprise 00--day whan they defeated a Malayan Chinese Football Association Eleven by one goal to nil in a friendly match played on the Malaya District ground. The goal was, however, scored off a penalty midway
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      Democrats Encouraged Aggression
      230 8 REPUBLICANS ALLEGE Reuter. WASHINGTON. Suiida POUR Republican members of the Senab r eign R--ations Committee alleged lodav that the Democratic administration's policy had n vited Russia "to grab whatever it could in China" Korea and Formosa." ia The Senators demanded that the t&gt; States should take immediate
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      The Bright Idea Didn't Work
      92 8 A.P. HONGKONG. Sunday. SOME gold speculators hit on a bright idea o: smuggling gold from Macao into Hongkong inside living chickens. But the idea did not workout too well. The chickens died, the gold was conns cated and so were the bodies of the chickens.
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      23 DIE IN RAIL CRASH
      144 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Sun AT least 23 pa.,&gt;ongers A died and 200 Wf n jured early today atia Calcutta-New Delhi crashed into a .stationary goods train, bettered io nave been derailed Lj sabotage, about 4f) spJta fasl of Benares. A high official suid tonight it
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      158 8 Reuter. NEW YORK Sunday. THE boom in imports by the United States. spurr aH &gt;&gt;v tho Korean crisis and mobilisation here, continue to Rain headway. Vat N York Times reported nil A rise of at least SUM--000.000 to import WBJJJ this year. as compared on
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