Morning Tribune, 18 July 1947

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    RENT CONTROL BILL FIRST READING OF LAW TO FIX INCREASES, TENANCIES
    313 1 RENT CONTROL BILL FIRST READING OF LAW TO FIX INCREASES, TENANCIES ladd.-d to th<> Ri'iit Control Bill, which Uvisory Council yesterday, the ,!fhrge us 20 per cent dard rent. The Bill, when it becomes law. will enable a landlord to increase rent by 5 P*r cent on premises used for
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    Stone Child" Born To Jao Woman
    34 1 Kyoco News v 39 year old doctors by oe child' tr beng pregnant almost believed t Qd m child was j dead the baby I and The 3
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    ARMED BAND OPERATING IN ALJUNIED RD.
    22 1 3 Hauls In 5 Days H b- 1 I d to t| I I to $381
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    Tin And Rubber From Malaya
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    NO ACTION IN MALACCA YET AGAINST API
    43 1 NO ACTION IN MALACCA YET AGAINST API (Ollf Own Reporter.) July 17. bott, the 1 Ann api m i V will bo c I OUt. iry api 1 par n will bi- am I." ''I held i^rc««s ]<> w hen w mcmberi, wi n
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    "SECRET SOCIETIES" MENACE HUNDREDS
    281 1 "SECRET SOCIETIES" MENACE HUNDREDS "PROTECTION MONEY" RACKET IN SINCAPORE Reluctance Of Victims To Report Hampers Police (Tribune Staff Reporter) Hundreds of Singapore's stall-keepers, hawkers, and even some of the "white-collar" workers and dance hostesses m the city are paying a total amounting to thousands of dollars every month m protection
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    "PUSH-BUTTON" WAR: MONTY DISAGREES
    87 1 "PUSH-BUTTON" WAR: MONTY DISAGREES Wellington, New Zealand, July 17. —Viscount Montgomery. Chief ot the Imperial General Staff, speaking at Wellington said he did not agree that tht next war would lk? fought by push'ng buttons. A strong national character was must essential, he added. No doubt jnany people were anxious
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    Tension Again In Indonesia
    95 1 Batavia, July 17. Tension has m anted today m the Indonesian crisis following another vain attempt to clarify the Republican Government's attitude m rejecting the Dutch proposals for a joiiji ccnstabulury and the demand for immediate cessation of Republican hostilities. A message from Tho Hague said
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    $1,500,000 For Gratuities To Members Of P.D.S.
    387 1 $1, 500,000 For Gratuities To Members Of P.D.S. la v. tnrmula superseding the Wnriey Report recommend ituity to non-interned members of the Passive Deis approved by thr A, ncil yesterday--I:nant will now receive a minimum of $30 and a .?~'oo. The cost to the Govenment will be $1,500,000 I ton
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    Royal Assent To India Bill
    66 1 LONDON. July 17— The Royal Assent to the India Independence Bill tomorrow is the last formality required to pass the B»J1 into law after it had oasseci through' all its stages In 'rte H •se of Lords yesterday. ihe Bill 'was gr?e-.ed with ti*.« warm
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    22 1 LIVERPOOL, July 17. —The reconverted 20,000-ton Canadian Pacific liner. Empn Cara ca. i< di-2 to sail today. Thurstici first post-v/ar voyCanada.— Reuter
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    MEDICAL DEPT. ASKS $780,000
    233 1 Treatment For Lepers (Tribune Staff Reporter) A reserve sum of $780,000 for expenditure towards the welfare and treatment of lepers m the Colony has been entered m the 1948 estimates (subject Co approval) by the Medical Depart ment, it was revealed at the Rural Board meeting
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      24 1 YOUR HOME (Pest-war rrodel) !fid here a^e the Furnishing Fabrics for it "ROCKFAST" Cottoa Silk Laces CRETONNES SILK BROCADES their BAJAJ TEXTILES 31. RAI
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    Negro Wins Auto, But Told: "It's For White Folks Only"
    189 2 Negro Wins Auto, But Told: "It's For White Folks Only" Action Of Club Becomes A National Issue I Tii! r. ult Direct) ol minti v Oil <h m ol orotei from Alv Yuik i d to a w.i ii i i» lint.s 1 1 twii i. ft v. bot h
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    Million-Dollar Trade Fair
    80 2 ibune 11 .1 mire Ti r which will o] 'li at tin' ;l Wi isemenl k on i and con tinue for a week. I eading Singap 'Ai :in flrmfi who hav< will display engine s, piunps, outb( ard motors and a mul titude Khibits. \..1l be
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    Korean To Die This Morning
    79 2 HAK 'Kl!\||;s Kjn »v n it) I'.iu ma Si. mi liailwajf POW a: the 'MAO i')T Korean guard HAYA vi Eishun, v/iij be hanged [his n i i nlng at Chanel taol. hayashi was sentenced lotth iiy tbe Australian Crimes Court m S'por< ifknu', a
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    GURKHA RIFLES LEAVE JAPAN
    55 2 GURKHA RIFLES LEAVE JAPAN Tokyo. July 17: The Si hillmen of ►n ol the R rkha Rifles c troopat Kure th flrsi thdrawal of ln( m c< ntJn^ent of 1ll(1 unonwealth pupation Fori from !1 I re accompanied >> battalion ed the I R "'iv t m J; t p
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    S'pore Social Welfare Scholarships
    179 2 S'pore Social Welfare Scholarships The following have been awarded Scholarships for a period of 2 years m the London School of Economics and will leave for England shortly:— Mr. Un Hon Kun, Ag. Asst. Commissioner for Labour; Mr. J. L. Byrne, Asst. Municipal Welfare Offirer; Mrs. K. C. Lim, Supervisor
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    Death Of Bro. James: Governor's Message
    92 2 Death Of Bro. James: Governor 's Message The followlnß latter ha H Ma on Si, Ed nitua V Christian Broth< Penanjr, •n the death ird to the ol Rev( rend Brol Brother J itiontnMal known thi >u«hout the COUI II m where he did I his w< BroOf his best
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    GIRLS PATHETIC PLEA MOVES COURT & BENCH
    112 2 GIRLS PATHETIC PLEA MOVES COURT BENCH •.r I on r» j 'de. court "I rail accia I came to m five-foot Ms vxn b ri ctea perat know what to d to dn i PI excuse tru> ftrd help me l o nn ai-ci Bt>:?h ly moved at the sight
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    Lotteries To Aid Flood Victims
    77 2 Lotteries To Aid Flood Victims inghai, July 17 The Com mlttee of the Kwangtung-Kw-angsi Fli d Relief has decided to lotteries to raise the total di $50 billion Chinese dollars to aid mlllioii S ol Hood victims. According t< t: present plan, each issue win be- $io millii n worth
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    Anti-Blackmarket Film: 4th Show
    105 2 Owing to the unprecedented popularity of the showings of "Hue and Cry", the anti-Biackmarkct film, to schoolchildren for three mornings at the Cathay Cinema, a fourth showing has been arranged at 8.30 a.m. m the Cathay Cinema tomorrow (Saturday). It will be accompanied by a film
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    HOPES OF SAGO STRIKE ENDING
    128 2 HOPES OF SAGO STRIKE ENDING (T>ibwie Staff Re. Th,. week- old stnk 400 workers m Sta&ap factorltt Is expert cither today or tomorr Double pay for work r. Sun ci usual daily pay f« i Bun Jay without work. recognitior of medic >l ates from workers" i doctors or "sersays
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    Registration Of Business Names
    120 2 A Press release yesterda> I that all business firms thai I m existence before March 1 I and those that came into I cnce between March 1. 1947 I I 30. 1947, are rcqui I register before the end I gust, 1947. Firms that con I
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    WITNESS FAINTS: TRIAL ADJOURNED
    40 2 While giving evident the Assize Court yesterdaj a young Chinese witrn the prosecution had removed from the wil box wh' n he coll fainting fli n patched to hospital bj bulanc< The trial had to journed.
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    SHANGHAI IS S'HAI-BOUND
    28 2 ai. July 17 I m Mi ■I will tak. off C( Th* s IntlU wlf( n «»r the nent tn formation I X ToHg. UP
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      94 2 NOTK I Coniiuinerfl ol gas are advi -,i m v. badges, round m sh ip ith "...M c'■ above a picture mk! '(iAS DEP ii I clow havi been issued to »i" ol ti M Municipal eni who have l>remi#cj m the coin..:. Li i thai old ba A ma
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      A Children's Charter
      284 4 J m- Chi] t. .1 ,i i I la Enactment My passed by the Malayan Union Advls Council, while an advance on the legislation 11 replaced, is nevertheless far below the standards preval ing In many civilized communities. Kor modern governments have become increasingly aware of the
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      Two Worlds
      68 4 thai the Russians are DreDarina ;n; n n>i,n io, own ;bloc" to parallel thi <l! r Plan, which the 16 p,^:, d '\n\ nature of the "Molotov Damon tl iovlei form of eco I-,,', economic division ol i "i lH dominate Inter- )il ni the relationship ?ui WPen
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      Aid lor Asia?
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    BENGAL LANCERS IN MALAYA
    617 4  -  C.L. Proudfoot jßy In l .airy !i, Indian Army— th Lan cers, once th< al Bengal Lancers. Hut no longei do thrill the milling throngs it gathi i a! Durban •h theii prancing h SQUe costumes and gleami 1 pennanted lances, for the machi] have made
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    Arms For Latin America
    155 4 Sale of arms to Latin a used to be a protrade particularly m an area where "revolutions" and "counter-revolutions' needed little provocation. Today instead of private traders, governments are touting arms for sale m the American Republics. Since the end of the war Latin America has
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    BRITISH MOTOR INDUSTRY
    200 4 The .British motor Indus striving to react) and surpa Piv war output. "In the before the war Britain's pr tion of cars was 4J0.000 a Her present plan js to iii this to 500.000 a year by 1949, half ot which are earmark export. Last year out
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    The FARMER'S DAUGHTER
    501 5  -  Alfred E. F. Stern lorninU Tribune IK KS STORY SO FAH> tyfroa the farm to qualify m m. B v her and she found herself engaged in- .-nn Moilc> Hen B ik'unand a last friend of Clam.', the B -thtr trick when it a romance found to
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    MILLION AIRE PLAYBOY 5 TIMES BIGAMIST?
    403 5 MILLION AIRE PLAYBOY 5 TIMES BIGAMIST? Ill With ih<- Sunday riotori.il, Air MaiD-New York epori that Tommy millionaire playboy i s five sdgdsfgsdfg applied for oahip m Washwas told that ci'iuld not be framed beher husband's divorjnv.e Taylor, wire N> J, legally recognised, as «.ned m Yucatat s sending out
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    WHO'S WHO IN THE CAST
    283 5 Katrin Holstrom LORETTA YOUNO Glenn Morley /OSEFII COITEN Mrs. Morley ETHEL BARRYMORE Clancy CHARLES EICKFORL. Virginia Rwoi hOBAnI Adolph KH\S WILLIAMS Dr. Mathew butven HARRY DA7I*«FOR7 Nordick TOM IUWEKd Ward Hughts WILLIAM HARRIGAN Sven K£ITH ANDES the election, objectea. "A fellow comes m with a
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    Rubber: "Ask America," Says Sir Stafford Cripps
    614 6  - Rubber: "Ask America," Says Sir Stafford Cripps H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDON LETTER y [>y net, July 'i '.oniii Reid, i übour windon, tpoke the rubbei Ind i i ihi House <<l Comi th< Presldeni >n\ o? Tl v\ representations you making to the Ooi n\ < i the Ited the
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    KILLING ORGY IN PERAK
    444 6 J ran Our Own Keporter) i;. —Seldom, it ever, m tl. police thew been so man} kidnapping, extortion, drowi s reported to the authority few weeks, particularly m the 1 t which may well be described as the Perak is concerned. ident iting tra^lUng In the
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    Rodeo Thrills By 2 Freisian Bullocks
    144 6 Rodeo Thrills By 2 Freisian Bullocks Aliord. Lanes, July 16.- ithrills were provided by tw. bullocks when they esc on the way to the slaughter: at Salford yesterday. D their six miles adventure, the an mals leaped walls, held up a p:^ c sengei train and charged uers. motorists and
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    $153,000 FOR SCRUB TYPHUS RESEARCH
    27 6 $153,000 FOR SCRUB TYPHUS RESEARCH I From Our Own Ri KUALA LUMPUR Jul to the ■il> lyphu h m thin countrj Oth( m il) for «o I
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      61 6 1 NOTHING LIKE H!M~~" HAS EV.-R HIT THIS TOVVN'r |l •ACtIOH" OP ,K. HOODS CO»ISksED I^ONE! 1 COLUMBIA'S Ifl oAMANI lIGMIIKOI (Ml GRtINWOCO HT3 v l chows- 'Ell BOM) I1 U: 'Til II VSIHNG l> lil I l. Ml LOOSK IN SIIEKWOOD l( I OLD CLOTHES. M IDE M v:
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    U.S. TO ABANDON TREATY MAKING MACHINERY
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    MALAYANS TO TRAIN IN U.K.
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    SIKH APPEALS, BUT SENTENCE IS DOUBLED
    196 7 SIKH APPEALS, BUT SENTENCE IS DOUBLED ►wn Rep Ipoh. July 17. "I can on!. II appt.il l| n tune than reading th< There ia ku hat new," vtid th Hon Mr Jtfsileji Cox BvatU «.hC eoi. ::i.s li ID Punjabi. Ai }an Singn win nine months' r 1 was d
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    DETECTION OF CANCER IN ITS EARLY STAGES
    147 7 DETECTION OF CANCER IN ITS EARLY STAGES OKAYAMA. July 17 Tli d tod -iv Ul Bura La. a i r at Okayoroa Mescal has perfected a new method for ancer n its early stages through a serum reaction Tlie pancr -ha dn ouroed his method at a of Shi!:oku Dlstrct
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    Not Fighting Greek Guerrillas
    42 7 LONDON. July 17 A B For-. ivd today thai ps of any kind rlllas m Oivcm Askrd wheth< r it r hat British o I Ol Bn m mi lintaining II known. Ilr i com* sh on Reuter
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    SOVIET OBJECTIONS ON JAF TREATY CONFERENCE
    176 7 V\ I, July 17. The U.S. State Depart 1 the Brlilih Coinm.uiwealth explaii that Aug. 19, the date announced for the Japan. treaty conference, wa i\cj nlent United States is expected to agree to a 'jo^ l ponement of the negotiations until sometinu In
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    2 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR INDIANS
    84 7 c.on, July 17- -The Nawab Mir Nawaz Jung. Agent-General In London for Hyderabad State, has btvn elevated a Fellow of the It yal Society ol Arts, it was announced today. Two research scholarships m physic's at British universities have been awarded to Indians by the Hoyal
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    MEMBERSHIP IN ECAFE
    111 7 Lake Success, July 17.— Opi ing British and IndiUn views tt the method of admission ol sell governing territor; >~ ciate membership of the Efc# mic Commission for Asia a.ad Far East were debated by Commission sitting as a c<mvrsvtI tee on Wednesday night. 4 Britain proposed
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    Marriage Age In Japan
    80 7 Marriage Age In Japan Tokio. July 17. A n may mari-y with the upproval < f her lather cr mother uu the new civil law wliiejl will fe i preserved to the D'et Daso.i the spirit" of the rcw co tion stipulating equal rights I n ard women. Pre^o the
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      53 7 Year vN infe»no of battle two [A XX IN TARAWA Mil: I 111 MKY IHE fASK FORCE HAD BROKEN I PO\ IN (ii steei i >u:\: A iSuiJSRH WITH FIRE Mrs "E<SPBAWf*D! nl.s^ X YOURSELF: ""S GHASTLY BUSINESS AGAIN? rAI REDUCTION BLOUSI <In lt 50 each KIM RRlbot Rfi\n lU>
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      113 7 Try This AMERICAN %NHWER Crossword razzle F r |;ux i -?d r wt'D FT' NTHT JJB I r^u N r; 5 nii-iie E S G EBc ?I^' o:d Tg, I nTcTHaIIjFJ 12 Ir i r=*Y V nflniA C^THI Pr. 'o t_,L,E PM^A.S! JHISCjJ died |OS A^ML '^LT red -A%_^ tAtiJ-
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      90 8 LOOM. LLAI I I IM.I lIS AMI 111 M. HOOKS Many Sizes Now Available For I inmediatc Delivery f*Y OM p"Q ")i, ROBINSON ROAD, I \L— SINGAPORE. d In I JUST ARRIVED of Bold with [)iMi**tt** OILBATH GEAKC/iSES }!«>•••«• ly iirißTj M*DI Ay Chan Lee Chia 6- Company: 313. North
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      35 9 n JE B3K' t 'Am 3f "^k Jt /ir^> 'JlatntcNy 1/aAe tt/i STOCKS AVMUBLE AT ALL FIRST CIASS DEALERS. Ajenu m MoJomu THI FEDtR/.L DISPENSARY. LTD IS HERE "NESPRAY" is Nestles Full Cream Powdered Milk.
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    MALAYA'S NEW RADIO STATIONS
    164 10 MALAYA'S NEW RADIO STATIONS Kuala un 1 I -tat ions at X I $130 M moan a bettor I rice to tot ki p.S An official I I Ol the many j I In an extern I broadcasting m M I Tiit' Radio n fl winch at prest 1 mge
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    LATE BAWA SAHIB
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    Lords Rush Through India Bill
    46 10 It tv "irrerovrrubl. two de£< 'drifted ovi d«« i by I emplewood, who 138 Oov !i Tl proval t 0 tho bill Hir wh<)l< Con with 1Ilfl! two vni urnc I the future of I i) Brltal he l A Reuter
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    Empire Preferences
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      164 10 w __i __t j i,*-i:*rln«iv« lo lln- Morning Inbinuj A I I /WELL. TUISiSA WIIMOOTTHC VvOUfc ?*9 ■.OWMVWAY. J v T "JjL /"'■'.cue jOPNON. /I MONO* T^-*(Ufijfiß rTTWTAMAN "BELINDA" TMI* t5 WMEkft L»K"uti7si7«rrrnH__l W-T-i '-tl'C /WELL.PQLLVi ;N i I J^"^^^ S JVIT^I I nT WELL WELL. BOTW MV YOUR TUTOR.
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    31 11 I [weight w j :cre ed r I I $106: No. 2 I 1 SB5-SB7. I No. 1 I I 580. I I I I I I I I
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    Indonesia's Rice Offer To India
    100 11 Indonesia's Rice Offer To India BATAVIA. July 16— In dor. c- sia'* 750.000-ton nee offer to India would have to be revKwe when Indonesia's federal Interim govenmert was established, an official N.E.I. Oovemment source scud today. Wht ther furttier shipments would be made, would piobably deov Republican ability to deliver
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    Lots To Be Drawn For 32 Jap Ships
    21 11 Lots To Be Drawn For 32 Jap Ships A. July 17. Irdone--id Ch.n »hipg t<. be dividI n for month m
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    NEW GOVT. LINE-UP
    172 11 British! rnmefit reshuffle rendt-red y by I; ult m the appointment ol UnderSea 'ndia. Arthur Hellto tik post Of Mini I new lino up nmonwealth reUiti p< rtfoltot, according to lnformcd London quarU; ;ht. Tl tJoii, such QUftr think, will be as follOWl Pint, Common with Relations
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    BRITISH TRADE TALKS IN MOSCOW
    73 11 Moscow. July 16.— A party of about eight mrmbtrs of th 1 Bi'it^h trade dclegatior. who huvo been discussing Arglo-So-v et trace arrar.p -mer.ts m M.i> cow left hero by plane today. their work completed. Well-mformed circles personally It touch with the British (Violation thought
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    MU Asst. Registrar Visits Taiping
    56 11 MU Asst. Registrar Visits Taiping IpOh, July 15. Mi. F. A. Bru I Senior int Registrar. Mali Union, visited TaJptaf Tui He paid an m i the District Court m the i rown Hall. During hii t«.m pectloQ he md the old irt House now vacated by the md which
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    DEADLINE FOR STERLING
    41 11 July 18.— Ther( why sterlii countries std v v night. the new deadline of Sept< which Washington hag now granted, and m the next fey tain mini or m cases w> I Introduce frt^ib his nr j will
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    Quirino To Go To Nanking
    117 11 Quirino To Go To Nanking Manila, July 17. -i^picuo Quir tno who has just returned after a globe-circling goodwill mission told newsmen yesterday he would pr. babiy go to Nanking after the return ol the Chinese Minister Ito the Philippines Chen Chih Pit Quirino. who is concurrently the Minister of
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    CHAP JI KI ARRESTS
    49 11 OTieers of the Gambling Sup<>n Branch arrested four Chinese en Wed. m com ction with the Chan Ji Xi rack LONDON. July 16. Lewis Dougip^ United BtatM Ambassador, is I Britain by cycle. The British cycle Industry presented him with a touring model.- Reuter sgdsfgdfsg
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      57 11 I K Attt fr r Tomorrow Xl phone 6909 <47l Midnight! Ho Took Love Danger With A Laugh On His Lips! A PIONEER PRODUCTION -U.S. A. A WDOfft^HAW MiniCAi fXTRAVAGAN7A 3wwnoij|^^ -W" UCHHICQLOU jP RENEGADE SWASHBUCKLER! Bui rm n-in d;irr:l (rst his sItI no woman lived hut 1" hei heart
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      30 11 LpiNG INTELLIGENCE I H I I B LRF I WHARF w ■IPS LN HARHC X rina. H tons. X 4055 ions. m B H I m 4876 H New V
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      88 11 ian 'Dutch* 363 tons, Poiitianak. on. an (British' 309 tons. trom Por.tianak habrcator (American) 4551 mm Saigon. Kaxnertftrg Ornes (Dutch' 430U tot s. trom Batavia. Rawang (Britigh) 69 from Tj 11 mi. Rajule <B> it i.^hi 4702 tons. 1 (British) f342 IP SomenrU Bentong. Emp. Nairn. Emp. Jamaica. Emp. Trooper.
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      320 11 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY] (Raaio Malupa-Singapore) BLUE NETWORK \IW ENGLISH PROGRAMMI 12 00-2 oo p.n tr«a m band 6.77 px cycles per second m the 44 m< ba i d 6.00—11.00 p.m. 485 nutrcs ;n the medium wave baud 6c 4 82 j per second m the (ii metre bund,
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      130 11 6 p in Ming Am.uunceni In ndarib; 6.02 An ii.3o "All M> n Ai m Amoy; 6.45 Talk un I Kncrvledg*; 7 p.m. lions: 7.15 ol The Thrt. Kingdoms" In 7.:i0 k*anda Si ngs: 7.45 Tine Signal News m Mandarin; 8 p.m LisMail Box In Cantonese I antones« Pi*i>sjramme; B.3ii
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    MOVE TO END NEWSPAPE MONOPOLIES IN U.K.
    213 12 I slact Hi lengthy nit i 1 i\e all el I professional men WQ J that the industry 1 f the commun I directed and m I ia iht public int< I of the opinion ?:oM tion of n» v 1 rned by
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    Strikes Tie-up French Rubber Industry
    130 12 Strikes Tie-up French Rubber Industry 16. Al: ed up todaj an I Lndustrj two new stl A utbreak flicts, which ki nt I 1 I m <"r Paul Ramadier's gi ment May 'J4. came as Ramadier prepared to go before the Nation tight with his til ment >. civil servants-
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    BRITISH WIVES MAY RETURN TO PALESTINE
    92 12 JERUSALEM. July 17— The Palestine Government is con^dering bringing back to Palestine a "limited number" of the mor c than i.too British women and children who were evacuaJ( '(i under last February after Britons had been napped. Only children under will accompany those mothers
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    Initiative For Colonial Powers
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    Incitement Charge Against Chinese
    209 13 Incitement Charge Against Chinese Dublin Estate Riot Echo I .Iron Our Own Keport. na. is -A graphic afs.'nption :11 Soon, allegedly incited labourers April 28 to resist the police by mistl lawan." when he was arrested after having refused to leave lbv Mr. p. A. Gouldsbury, DUtrie^ Judge, Tu«n Sye<i
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    American Woman Gets OBE
    14 13 American Woman Gets OBE I H. I ar i I I H H I
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    TENSION MOUNTS IN JAVA
    202 13 TENSION MOUNTS IN JA VA BATAVIA, July 16.—Teni sion mounted m the seven-weeks-old Indonesian crisis tonight when the Republican cabinet at Jogjakarta rejected the latest Dutch proposals tor settlement on the last main pro Jlem delaying the formaAon of an all-Indonesian federal interim government to implement the Linggadjati agreement. The
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    Juveniles Insist On Guilt Plea
    63 13 i charge r w'. c Juvenile Court, yeslay. The A. P ey uncii tiio charge. They all red Once ai Mr. Jack said. "You don't have to plead guilty »v think you hav e done noth. wrong." But the juveniles insisted on their plea of
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    Princess Buys Two Colts
    39 13 July io. -Her H s Begum Aga X led to p. the Brisending two Hairy \V: )hangii-La, a by Signal Light, and I t by Th t two colts wero laj on her be- Reuter
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    Soviet Repat Ship To Sail
    32 13 Shai July *it Chines* authorities have de< n One Chinese rep had instructed Shanghai auth orltie rmlt the ship's do parture afti itioning tho Chinese res UP
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    STALIN SEES GEN. HOXHA
    15 13 July 10 R €l cow reported today that i 1 U.P.
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    RUSSIA WANTS WORLD ATOMIC QUOTA TREATY
    217 13 Lt4f July 16. Ru.sia proposed today a world I inic quota treaty n> regulate the nuning and d nation I uranium ore deposits. Qrotnyko laid the proposal bere the AtQmic Commission's i'tical Committee at a closed eting, sayu.g, the adoption of the idea would
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    U.K. Exports In June Highest This Year
    78 13 U.K. Exports In June Highest This Year London. July 16. Britain's allproduction for export, desthe dropping coal output In June, reached the highest monthly r— £93.100,000. Bu: it was still 40 per c^nt. be- h totalled r i3. 800. 000. Britain's planning chief Herbert M n announc ::g provisional trade
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    40 DIE IN TRAIN ATTACK
    60 13 SAIGON, July 16.— Forty people, including a French army officer. Captain Saint Remy. were killed, and othcirs injured 1 when a troop train was attacked by an armed gang at Binh Hoa, 30 miles east of Saigon, two daya ago. The gangsters dispersed after a
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    Rough Seas On PI-S'pore Trip Put Boxers Off Colour
    379 14 Sunday's Programme Postponed /or A Week I H na and Ennlio i I rid Baby fl K-iw Kmi! Lin win the wha I«B81 k in which to r'Tiiji <■'•• ever* «»r; /ere ui.^bic ■v training. Meanwhile 1 ■m J <.nx Iki
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    RUBBER: NET GAIN OF TWO CENTS
    127 14 RUBBER: NET GAIN OF TWO CENTS (Tribune Market Corr.) j The Singapore market again th< lead >■• Btcnl n i nlng The rise m N( w V rk and London brought those »markei line with Wednesday' closo but buyo'.s opened iomj.ng m Singapore at 32 cents for N<>. i R.S.S.
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    MORE OPTIMISM EVIDENT IN SHARE MARKET
    87 14 citrune Financial Cor.., I rUe m the rubb more interegt wa, being displayed mi n all 8 ot ■J rkel and the I k( 01 Fhowed more optimism, restrict' ri .^ral<\ lUI section r ut asking $1.50. >" was m a *****11 [not llf
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    431 14 IM' ij J. 30 rUs 3.4U 3.55 i. to. IV. t>.*o z.vO Com. Tin Smelters 31 3 22.3 Do. P; I 17/f 11. 00 43.00 I A rust 5.30 W. 62' F N Pief. 9.00 1 0.00 c t j.95 0.03 Uitdt Easu-ru Lire 56.00 60.00 |W.
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    DAY'S S.A.A.A. MEET HEATS AT JALAN 3ESAR
    302 15 \.A m. m will conclude u»ItM Stadium will be $2 irge tod 1939 bai b*-en geriOUftly ior this pvrnt and it will b. ■.rating to see whether he VUI ir 'o better toil own record (Onv b \hmad who m l'H'-' Oavan record
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    I.N.D.Y.L. GENERAL MEETING
    65 15 The Indian New Democratlc Youtn League, Kampong Bahru area, will hold general meeting on Sun- July 20, at 4.30 p.m. on ground m front of Pahang Flat Mr. G. J. Lourdes, Sports Secretary of the 1.N.D.Y.L.. #111 be the chairman of the meeting. Presidents and members of
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    St. Patrick's Sports
    38 15 St. Patrick's School. SiffUp, will hold their tenth athletic sportmeeting on Wednesday. July 23. on their own prcund. There Will be a halfHßflc vac? for the p; #t pupils which is timed for 5.30 p.m.
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    INDIAN ATHLETES SOCCER
    71 15 The [ollowi&c have b*.-en invited to play soccer for the Indian Athletes against the S.N.S.O. Naval Base at the Naval Basv Ground. On S.tturr en are kindly requested to s«-mble at Hrn Flarrer Tark Bandr;,no by 3.30 p.m. for transport.): O. *n;in Angullia. A. Rnhim. Kri^hnasamjr, P.
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    Kismets Win Comfortably
    60 15 Kismets Win Comfortably met soccer Xi ceic.i*>D by four uoals to nil 11 v ay on the BOD scored Quick success^ «Ij Brst half aid, soor. after: n. Gov:nda made a 'Hit for Chandra uho the l» i aci to three-ni], Id. Yourpj a id Melli3 oach lr turn tried
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    S'PORE TABLE TENNIS ASSN.
    20 15 S'PORE TABLE TENNIS ASSN. Table I 31 b. heM on >.m, will hr t 0 eh v match lon (m
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    SUNDAY CRICKET
    75 15 S UNDAY CRICKET Tho following will play ciicket for the Ir.dian Association lst XI apainst the S.R.C. Ist XI on the P;.dans; on i Sunday, July 20. at 11 a.m.: iP. Part hasa fa thy (Capt), Wazir Singh. Kuldip Singh, Hnrcharan Singh. S. Ratnam, Selakap. Singh. 1 Choor Singh. M.
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    Simple Investiture In Kuala Lumpur
    254 15 (From Oar Own Reporter.) KUALA LUMPUR. July 16.— A simple ceremony at the King's H v this evening, which was attended Ly Th» I the Rule ia of the Malay Sta Excellency Sir Edward Gent. rerhor cf the Malayan Union. invested the following with Decorations
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    ARMY'S COMFORTABLE LEAGUE WIN AGAINST S.C.F.A.(1)
    200 15 3; <\F.A. (1) 0. bi een the Army ami s.C.F.A. (l). played at the Jalan Uv-di Stadium jay evening, resulted In i comfortable win for mer by 3 0. Although play was not up bo ox\n xchanfc. and exciting. In the first hall play
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    New Laws Far Next Cricket Tests
    113 15 ADELAIDE, July 17 The Austuallac Cricket Board of Control has approved the us.' ol the new draft cricket laws during the Australian tour Ol Britain next year. In arnourcine: thia toGay. W. Jeai es. the Board Secretary stated the. new rules embrace two importint
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    CHILDREN'S ART EXHIBITION
    113 15 CHILDREN'S ART EX HIBITION From Monday Aug. 11 10 Saturuay i Atu:. 16th the Singapore Chu j Chamber of Commerce m Hill Street will be filled with tne pictures and other artistic work, of Singapore school children, m the Sixth Interj School Art Exhibition. Entries will include, oil, water colour,
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    C. Y. M. A. SOCCER
    55 15 In |fflWf) of friend soccer played at the CYMA grou:.d yesterday, the CYMA (Otir Lady ol Lourdes> drew with the Serangooc Church, each side scorillK twice. lii their previous encountc/.. the Berangoon Churt-h beat the QYMA by a mai.-riu of riv«> goals when their opponent.-
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    STTA JUNIOR LEAGUE RESULTS
    46 15 Th«: results ol the Singapore Table Tennis Association Juruoi u.ter-club League played Oil W€dresday n ight at the Great World hail are: Chin Woo A.Abtat Printing Worker-, Union 5-0; Bendemeer A.C. beat YMCA Tiojar* 3-2; New Democratic Y.I beat Amateur P.P. 3-2.
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    JOLLILADS MEET TOMORROW
    29 15 Th.- Jollilad.3 Athletic Union third Quarterly mooting will b<« held tomorrow at 4 p.m. »it th* i sidence of Mr. M. P. Sumy. ,'>2l-2 Ktii.ipontf Rood
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    BENDEMEER WIN AT SOCCER
    36 15 In a g:\m- d ax tdium, the h- ii i.onuon. Juiv Mi news n exhibition d t( > [ndifl la f <> open m on m nrr.rmb'Y Will article In liberal Wws C Reuter
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    Singapore Sports Council Discuss Draft Rules
    94 16 Singapore Sports Council Discuss Draft Rules (Tribune staff 'i' P Bn on, th. Acting Colonl I CA, Orch ird Road im( id ol MTr I. C. 11 had pr«--i"'i pro-tern over the J II h, awn; «i leave hortly, ■mi i g i»jn ad peqt ■'in,' riili 1 ;l f
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    88 16 P. i I r. n I. PC olvei or lain." Mr V of tjir rio*. was t] Lol Mr. Lli Ei-.n m his «übn the had fa prove 'b i poiiro were ftrrctlou Daclti tttroiiKhoul tho proceed- ard i f was 7 n i th*
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    Pleasure Boat Tragedy
    63 16 Pleasure Boat Tragedy ►ME, Julj 18. Porty-two rchoolchildrei eu three teachwere drowned today when a pleasure boat struck .soine German anti-submarine strnc ures oil Savona. a Oei patch I i the Mi »R«ero reported. An- 'her m children and ore Uacher were saved Tll<l bo repoited to have Hi k
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    HM Government To Make Early Announcement
    142 16 New Constitution I mm Our Cw» Reporter, MPUR, J nited X n acluduring tui i! cotnmUniqiK here this evening. The communique was the only inform »jlable here of the iwoday talk:, between the Oov« General and the Governor of the an Union, the Rulers
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    KL BUS STRIKE AVERTED
    97 16 rT'rom Our Own Correspondents KUALA LUMPUR. July 16.— With n out of the 13 demands submitted by the G.T.C. bus-dr;vers, conductors and taxi-driver?, having i accepted by the management, there is little tear of Kuala Lumpur's main bus service be'ng interrupted. The majority of the Company's
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    Estate Workers Want Chettur
    57 16 (Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, July 17: The P a n -Malayan Estate Workers' Council Sft}* representa about 250,000 estate, workers m Malaya, cabled today to M m' i ia N°. hni to retain Mr S K .Chettur as Agent "t the Government of India m
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    SPECIAL TREATMENT FOR PENANG
    85 16 In vit-w of the fact that Penany suilered fc-vere niombing and that PDS personnel there continued working tor some days, and had don« a cons. durable amount of woik mag- niflcently after the Japanese had occupied the Island, it was decided that Penanp should be treated
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    WORLEY REPORT
    31 16 In the Worley Report it was suggested that full-time PDS personnel be accorded the same treatment as temporary Government servants and that part-time workers should be i awarded nothing.
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    COST TO GOVT
    22 16 Introducing the motion, Mr. H. P. Bryson. Act ng Colon aJ B6cretar>*, saia that the cost to the Govern-
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    28 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter, An unconfirmed report that Killearn, Special Commissioner m South East Asia, has been the Govern I Pakistan, brought the no comment," from < Kit
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      98 16 HASTINGS. BUtfeX. JW i he Bi.ush Fort "J taiy, Mr. Ernest Bevin, M emphatically dot i< tiving to diviie I part of the world." I Speaking at the a 1 ference here of the urd General Work 1 the world's la Mr. Bevln said he
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