Morning Tribune, 26 July 1947

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    10 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Series) 10 CENTS I V 26. 1947. I
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    Indonesians Advance In Violent Clashes
    436 1 Indonesians Advance In Violent Clashes ■all out call to arms I DJAKARTA, July 25.— The Indonesian Republi net local defence councils and ibute all available arms to the civira, the Indonesain news agency The latest Republican cominlQUe from the Jogjakarta radio says that the Republican forces last night infiltrated into
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    Rice Offer: Will Malaya get A Share?
    19 1 Rice Offer: Will Malaya get A Share? B: :ior, I Braz iwal I EmIB I I B bids Reuter
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    EQUEST FOR UBLICATION
    189 1 Report: ended Version 'quest public lumtr. T yourE me o Lid le crecy" said lues- mostly ba i;n half-truths. "Theie have beer i hat the recdmm Municipal Commissioners I not ixi conformity opinion, and that sofliethirr and underhanc $*as led." h? said. 'W« have already di and
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    Malaya's New Constitution
    6 1 Malaya's New Constitution '■■■IP II I
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    DUTCH NAVY SEIZE CHINESE MOTOR SHIP
    324 1 ALLECED FORCIBLE REMOVAL OF $45,000 CARGO Taikong's Protest Against "High-Handed Action" (From Our Own Reporter) rh^i CCA J i Uly 25 The story of the first seizure of a Chinese coastal vessel since the outbreak of hostilities m Indonesia was related by the Taikong
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    Aussie Students Protest Against Dutch Policy
    67 1 Aussie Students Protest Against Dutch Policy Sydney, July 25—Hundreds were involved m a riot today when Australian university students and dockers marched to the Dutch Consulate to protest against Dutch policy m Indonesia. Police snatched banners and pamphlets from the demonstrators and fights started m which several men were knocked
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    ANTI-TB SOCIETY NEEDS FUNDS FOR ITS WORK
    437 1 ANTI-TB SOCIETY NEEDS FUNDS FOR ITS WORK ■\nti tK meeting of the Council of the Singapore 7'^Tuberculosis Association on Tuesday of this week vu l e ""mediate steps to be taken to combat cad ol consumption m the Colony. wU, th^T A f A ciatlon ls w »rkin- m close
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    'All The Nice Girls Low A Sailor'
    47 1 'All The Nice Girls Low A Sailor' ARRAN. July 25 Wh< n the ted tta of Arran. tho u>li-.■-maker th "All Nh c A i and I Mountbfttti the ci irii of girl puiri< I i tho Qu^on and I >ok hai «?uide fashion with the oftic
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    CHINESE KOTAK SINKS: MASTER REPORTED LOST
    100 1 CHINESE KOTAK SINKS: MASTER REPORTED LOST (Tribune Staff Reporter; A Chinese -owned 'kotak' on its way to Singapore with a car- pigs ana riiDOer is reported to have sunk after one day s journey from Penan gkat. Two survivors were picked up by the Shell OH Co. tanker. Sirusa. on
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    AN APPEAL TO MRS. MALCOLM MacDONALD
    142 1 AN APPEAL TO MRS. MALCOLM MacDONALD JOGJAKARTA, July 25— Head of Indonesian Red Cross tonight appealed by radio to Mrs. Malcolm MacDorald. wife of Malaga's Governor- General, and to the women of Sa .^apor^ and Malaya to send "Medical and Red Cross supplies immediately by air to Indonesia" Speaking m
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    SUIT AGAINST SINGAPORE LAWYER
    142 1 SUIT AGAINST SINGAPORE LAWYER An originating motion on behalf of Mr. H. E. Kingdon, Chairman, Rent Conciliation Board, for leave to issue a writ for attachment against Mr. S. C. Goho, a member of the Singapore Bar, for alleged contempt, came up for mention m the Supreme Court yesterday before
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    Abduction Of Rival Members
    358 1 Abduction Of Rival Members Underworld "Wars" In Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) Abduction of rival members by secret societies when they declare "war" on each other is becoming frequent m Singapore. The victims are usually set upon by a strong force from the opposing camp and bundled into waiting vehicles at
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    Robbery Victim Tells Of Alleged Money Demand
    119 2 Robbery Victim Tells Of Alleged Money Demand .1 ol m I hi :i r boi 'I Ion- t In lek, ai d th< e|ed to h.u< f! $650 i1 on foi hi ri. t<-: Police m i All li- 1 1 and h< Ml' 1 lII'. china i H.. wa;
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    300,000 Yds. Cloth For Release
    34 2 300,000 Yds. Cloth For Release nb\.,ic Staff ReporU In Singapore U I till Ml. 30 by tl (111. 5 me! cotton m i- i j i v deplgns and piox'mal Ibth 1 1 j«ard
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    MALAY ON HURT CHARGE
    31 2 1■! i.. I. pteadi ii ii irth Ma I to a chai to M I I HiKiii alleged M: i ii- hal it "i .<■. Ice It. II
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    House Collapse No One Hurt
    72 2 House Collapse No One Hurt No "i!, was Injured when portion of I phouse m pi lla iterday n i floor had warning before j mpending c< md eva cuated. The showed rot. The chiel tenant said thai had been given I the inmates of the use beca ol the
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    BOAC FLYINGBOAT SERVICES
    53 2 The British Airways Corp tion flying boal service which a: U«av< &fingapor< Bangkok and Hong Kong ev< ry The whlcii for the United Wednesdaj m< 1 eav< ror th< v R nun id The day ol operation threi flyiru-, b Australia and t'i n .iiiri vice vi
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    Swedes To Tour India Soon
    7 2 Swedes To Tour India Soon the I
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    $10-Million Needed For Road Repair In S'pore
    386 2 Armed Foices Should Contribute Municipal Commissioners III) n licit thi Armed Foi c< ntrltnitidns at regulai i speiring d t. and tovrardi bne road*, notion presented i ts Lggested that fins litnculty ol raising funds v public servii Inti the motion witli n
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    ARMED MEN ROB CHINESE WOMEN
    12 2 ARMED MEN ROB CHINESE WOMEN eldPrly I I M M them 1h
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    Chinese To Stand Trial For Alleged Dual Murder
    460 3 —The curtain Went up again dual murder of a Chine; Raya m April when H> witnesses booting and the stabbing of vwr. i -k swaelin ty fuig hearing wa. heard by Mr.AH.W. s cuun who, at the poncluslon r. 111 nitfced Our
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    "HAND-MADE" BOMBS FLUNG INTO CAMP
    60 3 "HAND-MADE" BOMBS FLUNG INTO CAMP Two •+iand-inaclo" incendiary bomtxs w^re reported to have teen thrown by unideniitted persons into one of the Indouevsian workers' barracks at Willuimina Camp, Tanjong. Katong R'xid, In the early hours of Thursday. One of the bombs exploded and set lire tc oae oi tile huts.
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    Driver Gets Jail For Cyclist's Death
    35 3 Driver Gets Jail For Cyclist's Death [pah. July rtfng ad the ict Jud G. Adu:r,s. b Maiotor car ,:i^d nbinHussi] mouths id disqualified him from used idid by Mr. K. McDutT, H b'. ttnsel I-
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    FISH DEALER SLAIN BY PIRATES OFF KEDAH
    91 3 (From Our Ciwn Correspondent) > MiF.l PATAM, July 24— SubsiMiiiont <o a roptft 1,, h iKh s ea murder »"d robb«T> at Uibok Fusing, 4 M's from ranjoiiß Uewai. Kcdah, the Police have irr t r 4 r ward of sl(>0() for information
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    Training School For Probationary Nurses
    236 3 KUAJLA LUMPUR. July 25. To raise the standard of the nursing profession, the Medical Department m Kuala Lumpur, will m a few weeks' time, start its first Probationer Nurses' Training School m the General Hospital, where candidates can also be trained as child welfare specialists.
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    S.V.C. COMMANDANT
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    NEED FOR STATE LOTTERIES TO FIGHT TB SCOURGE
    276 3 The need for starUn itery I to li^iv course ol tuberculosis In Singapore witli the dispatch xhv issue deserved was on< when Mr. D. Robertson drew the ruion ol thl Municipal Commissioners yesterday tv the high :ncidence ol T.B. According t o
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    AUSTRALIA WILL HAVE DISPLAY AT MAHA
    94 3 AUSTRALIA WILL HAVE DISPLAY AT MAHA With exports to Malaya for the 11 months ended May 1947 standing at over A £17 millions. Malaya continues, to be Austria lia's third best customer la 'post war markets. A comprehensive Australian <**dfr>toj w'll be pre-senfced at th MAHA exhibition m Kuala lAim
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      112 3 UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY CLASSES. The object is to prepare students for Senior London Matriculation inter Arts, Law, Economics, Commercial subjects and Languages. Business Training or Profession is the Weapon for Economic Independence and Security. Do not waste time. Compressed knowledge and rapid courses for those who arc ambitious to proceed for
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      A Case For Mediation
      276 4 The dramatic escape from Java of Shahrir who i to visit, various countries to enlist htlp to "stop the bloodshed*' m [ndonesia, and the reports that Britain, America, India and other countries are actively Interesting themselves m the Indonesian problem are factors for hope. These foreign
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      Root Causes
      176 4 it is acknowledged that Malaya's financial po ition is such thai she cannot embark upon all the schemes that aiv considered essential for the welfare of tins country. A limited purse, therefore calls for the find of planning by winch one's resources are uti '»sed i attain maximum
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    Here... There... And Everywhere...
    874 4  - Here... There... And Everywhere... PETER PRY By W pub; being what i!rd and misled by c breath 1 nnot end Black Market and fUrt more thai he has t>>und it q urn. Black Market As wh<.m our 8 iry's reinnotbut ue with him on this sub ject, despite his being
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    Australia Ami Trad With Siam
    189 4 Australia Ami Trad With Siam Shipping difficulties are the greatest handicap to reciprocal trade between Siam and Australia- If these could be overcomethere should be scope for Siamese importation of agriculural machinery from Australia m return for timber, rice, tin, and rubber This was stated by Mr. S. Kashemsri. of
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    CALL TO THE PITS
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      42 4 |M IK. HI TO IHK Ml THE ioviiv AMERICAN I Ml n| M lUI \I KIMIISS (,M T b«-autv with m cut R /le a ned aiian.iit "r a breakage. EVERBRICHT I OPTICAL CO. QUAIJFIED OPTICIANS 19, CHULIA BTREET, Telephone 4435. Singapore.
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      15 4 Malayan Airwa DAILY Singapore K. Lump T. nanjt SUNDAYS 1 Kotm Bharu (Vlalavan AITWI Wansfl
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    MOVIE WEDDINGS COME BACK TO HOLLYWOOD
    607 5 MOVIE WEDDINGS COME BACK TO HOLLYWOOD I »fc. Tribune Hollywood Correspondent Reports That— 1; Raines ßebels Against MTlie New Trend EIOL I i M days I K r; vood i I X ..the one m- m i had. which Go B ■d'.z: P* aCC noer H .sand .terla ■r k
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    Coach in Action
    44 5 Joan Bennett and Robert Ryan are coached carefully by Director Jean Renoir (center) before shooting a dramatic scene m RKO Kadio'a "Woman on the Beach." Miss Bennett and Ryan co-star with Charle* Bickford m th« unusual lo^« itory. w k^^^* *~^^^> Ana%
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    New Motoring Records
    193 5 OSTEND, July 24.— Four new world motoring records were broken on the JubbeKe-Aeltre outostradc near hero today. Two of them wer*» by Lieutenant Colonel A. T. Gardner of Britain, and the other two by Count Lurani of Italy. Colonel Gardner driving an M.G. set up new figures
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    Christian Delegates Discuss Colour Bar
    238 5 OSLO, July 24. Representatives of the peoples of India and other Asiatic countries and of African answered questions of both Christian and political matters at a press conference m connection with the Christian conference which is being held here. The colour bar proved a big
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    ALL CHARGES WITHDRAWN
    117 5 Singapore, Saturday. Two Engiiba speajting Chinese, Steven fe:m and Josepn Choy, charged on two counts of extortion and alternatively acting as an agent for receiving money for Sgt. Marriot, some time last year, were yesterday acquitted at the First District Court on all charges. A.S.P. Mr. M.
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      42 5 111 r/* Coming at the Pavilion Theatre BE STYLISH BE THE FIRST ONE TO USE Most Fashionable SQ^ WATCHES Of Today A I omoiniu STOCKISTS OF THE LEADING OPTICAL HOUSE NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., (WATCH DEPARTMENT) 71, High Strfet, 'I 2580), SINGAPORE.
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    Britain Loses Hundred Million Dollars Yearly
    613 6  -  H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDON LETTER r b y lull Mm 01 their i < >;>; r (Lab., In thej Mi; l.st.f would statemeni Indicating th«; extent to wtiich uninl ;in i hardship USi 'I m Mala r ugh !)<■ embargo Ich the l T
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    KILLED ON LONE EXPEDITION
    51 6 KILLED ON LON E EXPEDITION LAUSANNE. Jul 1 s Cherries Stcvc-or-M s formerly i Gov«rrinent of Ben& I on a lore mouni petition a.bovc Idontreux Sir Charles v/as 81. S^r Charles, who L j rierccd Alp-ri^. speadixiß tbree mot,ths sanr.e and during thi undertaken a nuxnl Lulu climbs r." lC
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    SPORE RATEPAYERS INSIST ON METERS FOR TAXIS
    151 6 eld un tin S( LowiCk lettei to the Muni tailing meters i>n taxi The 1( should assist taxi y metei P° )l Let mi i i pu On cia Lng thai ad !<«uud iv too iction m the Presidei I added that the
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    France To Give Refuge To Jew
    47 6 Par Idi tHa ihe i 1 ml i n< Raraudler, Frt ter, -i dlcfeted I d "Tin' n tie m IVance i i they wish untl fugc. he said eluded tht-y miyi mr.n. ntly ii. FraiK quest v ;uid ff Ui
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    Nurse Who Devoted Life To Chinese, Found Dead
    228 6 LONDON. July 24.— 1t is stated that an ir quest at East Ham on Ivy Lib Morgan, 42. state re und nurse vi Devoi port Qar ders, Ilford.that .sh^ was tatom<d by th« Japarsae m Hongkong during the war. Because oi her
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    Java War Hits Local Chinese Merchants
    247 7 Tribune BtoH Ktporttr) therlandi East Indiei tv country, and China told th< Tribune yesterday it is quite ipl v that th< Chinese here will j Sino-Dutch relati. Thej rather think that the i.-turn. st thc Chinese community are basid more on their particularly war
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    Sharier: War For Years
    45 7 Sharier: War For Years i the v ded i •;< r of Icted that i h succeed m ::,'ipal terlllo righting Id even if <>rg. I nee <'*>H world struggle )i would by .is mt-di-ira on a act Bumatra t€ unable to r and h He
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    Pensions Increase In Malaya
    8 7 SSt^ H Commona thfi
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    MALAYANS CLAIM $250-MILLION
    89 7 MALAYANS CLAIM $250-MILLION From Our Ow n Reix>ri«r) been r,, l Uums tur war indemnity, have Smon r °S lou»Strtea m ih e Mahu iUU n ountino to slightly .v,r With i is the ring il, to incr< Ult: ally bis tin and n.bb< ai due iy. at oi $15
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    Crash Landing On Carrier
    13 7 Crash Landing On Carrier neet rrival D.W. d by Ol«,t klllPrf a«rf AAP
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    5 Face Charges Of Housebreaking And Theft
    80 7 5 Face Charges Of Housebreaking And Theft Tin- fell wt 1 taken place bet i J^'i 23. iiu live accused i breaking and I n inn: Jul\ l lui.'.i *'icl tii iid an ium M. X n. tw i .imuunU'd to $1 6 ''USrd witli by night. on Ju >
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    ALLEGED RETENTION AND POSSESSION
    79 7 Twq Clnu-e. Lira Mong Khon;ind lim Seng Kow, v. yesterday charged at the Sec Police Court, with receiving stolen property radios worth $^'90 -on July 23 a: Selegie Road. They pleaded :ut BUilty arxi the case was p .-da w 11. Aiiothor Chinese, Phua 8 m
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    FOOD PRODUCTION COST IN MALAYA
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    More Singapore Firms Seek Trading Rights With Japs
    304 7 (iribuiu Stall HeiMjrter) Many Ci i ioil .o with Japan pijte the K<-'"^'i«- I if .0 controj by the Security Council ol Allied Powera will con tlnue to huve a h individual nterprise, it is learned today. focusing shortage In Japan apparently
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    Danger Of Making Use Of Discarded Tin Foods
    240 7 Danger Of Making Use Of Discarded Tin Foods i Seven juveniles pleaded guilty to a. charge of lojjeriiifc near a Military incinerator wlt^ intent to commit theft Of li>> carded tin-foods. At the outset, the C:mn Ins; Doctor stated that although th.tins were discarded t\w\ still belonged to the Military
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    AROUNt THE TOWN
    1169 8 AROUNt THE TOWN Lady Cent Visits Kanipar 'Horn -WITH Vi BlViv^t»"^ ii M i th< arrival by I run. v ci i i>] surprise -:i> b I child- from hxv monl (m nt distributed the eh ldren. In the day, m the course of Irs official visit to the district.
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      157 8 \>ii:iur\\ S BLISHED IS 72 Malaya's I euding Jewellers Diamond and (iem Merchants H.l*. tl«' Silva. Ltd.. (incorporated m Ceylon) Singapore, 19 21, ll^h Bt. Pe^iang. 1, Bishop St. _do)ti^) qedae^) Ine lunie /onop America's finest washing frocks from the House of NELLY DON Just try one on HjaTTleo holel
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    Bogus Tex Collectors
    82 10 I Chiai and I H nn< I I I with n. I -übsi-iip- vxaM I main ing 53.2 Th i I funds tor Cnm™ Jelutong W!i n J Le to ym to. The tirs: Hock, pleaded I ing th I ler and h-ad a I support. Gim
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    39 10 )< From Oui j IPOH. J th* dance >ios twl Cabaret ;on Wednesda: ai J disputo over toe] rfcht planned n :lv. re J from both to have fcK Kwangftung t'louoi »is r:i 4 I Thy form l iii,
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      219 10 viOKNIMi KIM-NI r J^c^SkV puts m wgl.su uas been) NAMES NOW^^ X Twt SASSEMACU^ f 1 f '•'BFLIMDA"' I CtC'-iTHOUCMT^gfiffl L GU6OS I'M LOST!-MA76ETHg| i's „,|)pi L S^PLAVINg' /C& rV /OILPA V/AS GONNA Vfi| R IF I GOT A LIFT TO THE < >A^t^* T urw^i?FV I U, •Mif ML
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    50 11 I m X m m X No. I $50; No I I I I I m v: mm I ■^u K .r. r [ualitj m I B I E:ti> old v |No. 1 $35; p II 1 I II no r^ aualit* $180. I v- I ■I l|^''
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    X-INSPECTOR OF MSS ACQ UITTED
    236 11 X-INSPECTO R OF MSS ACQ UITTED (From Our Own Kfiioi'-r) Kuala Lumpur, July 24. Isirail bin Haii Osman, a i [n pector of Che M i Security Service, was this momirt^ acquitted and discharged by tiu district Judge, Mi B. O Smith, on a rharßt- of cheating by imttion the
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    CID HOLD 20 MEN
    46 11 CID HOLD 20 MEN Singapore, Fra CID pulled m 2u m*n I whom were aloneerned with the ab- her Chinese fol j ud. lucted men had ed, but tment wl .i t< r their body \en held by D are I >arged with i an unlawful]
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    Malay Woman Bound Over
    162 11 From Our Own Report KUALA LUMPUR. July :M Malay woman, Rok<a binti Mat Arif. employed a i servant the complainant, a European named M. Pettit. this rhornnvlcted by Raja Ayoub m *h* First Magistrates Coirt and bound over m Hi* sum of $100 for a period
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    178 11 Sriips alongside the SlngaDor wharves: ♦VEST WHARF Godown 12 Dan-el- Rhu. Godown 4 5 Ravnaas. Godown 6 7 Emp. Nairn. Godown 8 9 Japara. Godown 10 11 Ben re vis. Gcdown 15 16 Rondo. COAL PLANT San Rafael (1). EMPIRE DOCK Godown 23 24 Lor. Victory Go£own 25
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    CALL TO LOCAL INDONESIANS
    117 11 (From Our Own Reporter) I KUALA LUMPUiI, Ju- 7A. Trie Indonesians are fighting a holy war and v:>Il nVet strength With strength to defer H their freecom acd liberty, the H.Q--j Free Indonesia Organization. Malaya, declared m an official statement. Ir.doresiars are coniident m the ability
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    Buddhist skyscraper-Pagoda Planned In N.Y.
    179 12 Buddhist skyscraper-Pagoda Planned In N.Y. Goal Of Italian Bhikku Now Touring Malaya (Tribune sun Reporter) Jin- vtM Lokanatha, an Italian and rounder of the rid Buddhist Mission, who is on a world Missionary pedition is expected m Singapore on July 30. He While m Singapore, he will have his headquarters
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    Britisher Held For Burma Killings
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    REVISION OF REGULATIONS REQUESTED
    59 12 REVISION OF REGULATIONS REQUESTED HONGKONG. July 25.— 1t was today that the Ch. mber of Commprcc is pealing to th.« Executive Yuan •r tfte revision ol "prohibitive" import regula* been ham/ from Hon 1 II V 1 i on I inability to n n.ds for inufactu He merly imp •I)
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    Colour Hal In UNO Ram Feared
    116 12 Colour Hal In UNO Ram Feared r^e Success, Jul\ 1.000 employ*- of thij Nations Orgam/.i-. >n Seen demanded U ted at a ma r.j Secretary ti Dr. Lie, cancel ih. ment with tw nsurana paniea b threi racial dUcrimination. Ihe r«sol chtvrs from 1.-.;5 gathered en the law United Nations
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    Speal For Saving Sngapore's Food Bank From Bankruptey
    300 13 B P B B fl B B>,i l B B IB I I I B B B fl B I I' the use made cf the blood doproeedure is simple, painless. ill effects. All preside taken to ensure that blood donors are
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    87 13 YOUTH ON MURDER CHARGE IS "THIR D TIME LUCKY" Dazed, He Staggered Out Of Court I. was -third 'Uthful Chai who tried twie< rday, ap- time before the vans Mr. it 'I O, Th<> charge involved th< I kiiiiniT ol another Chinit Malim Nawar during the transition Deriod. Mr Neal
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    243 13 WASHINGTON, July 24.— The War and Navy Departments announced jointly today the hitherto top secret military operations the training of their armed forces m the use and development of atomic weapons. They broke the year's silence to disclose that Major-Gei •ml Leslie R. Groves
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    Jail, Rotan For "Most Serious" Crime
    165 13 Jail, Rotan For "Most Serious" Crime convincing a nuddle-agt a iiong iiiung lai, at int com i >tsit'ru*iy to seven rigorous imprisonment < a»:j 12 suuii.es of tue rotan lor attempted extortion, Mr. Justice JoDnng told the accused that considering "the prevalence oi this crime and the effect it has
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    $300 Bail For Young Malay
    75 13 Saying that he had bought the three allegedly stolen rubber seats, of which he was accused of assisting m concealing, Store bin Abas, a 19-year-old Malay, was allowed bail of $300 at the Fourth Police Court yesterday. Store claimed trial to a chargr of assisting
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    H. & C. SPORTS CLUB
    91 13 H. C. SPORTS CLUB At a rrueting of the Harrison Crossneld Sports Club the following vllia -bearers were 1 elected: President— Beng £aik Lwl: Vice President— Mr. Yong Cho: Young; Hon. Secretary Mr. George Thio Gek c'wee. Hon. J Tivasurer Mr. Ching Koh Guan: Hon. Auditor— Mr. Loh 1 Chum
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    Rubber Men Label U.S. Control Bill 'Bureaucratic'
    467 14 Rubber Men Label U.S. Control Bill 'Bureaucratic' I WwrtP lime for Such Long-Term Legislation B.\mm\(.|m\ inly i rhc Rubber industry ritkise* the Rubber Control BUI vvlmh 'h and Ntvj Munitions Board i«as drafted i»r Con»n.ii consideration nexl Jiniury. m Hill provide*, ftritly, compulsory miniramt nptlon of synthetic rubber to mtlntain
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    19 14 (Tribune Market Corr.) I daj iiul Art. "I up id i)u v ruled I 4 tats
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    Tin Claims Of £3 Million
    131 14 cording to the Sydnej ISI >ck Exc ;.1 least 000.000 may by paid m compensation claims to Au Han and British -Australian tin dredging comparers for piotx, nore than 20,000 tons ol 72 per cvnt. tin oxide extracted during enemy occupation •Si;.n and Malaya. Ttiic
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    47 14 r. Financial Corrj arket vest; rdas dull and quiel wit r tend ncy m all i Ctii m the in-: D j n II .Mil Henry Waughs rs. 1 vithii; i n the m share section. t>ber shares were a neg ■cl mark-
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    And Now HK WHI Soon Have Women Jurors
    93 14 HONGKONG, July 25.— Thr uomen ol Hongkont may soon ii.«v to forego morning coffee, dates and »>ridm- and ncAhJong iwea m the afternfion Kill h;is hiM-n introduvi-d info th«- l.«'cisl.itiv« Council, and when this is finally passed women will thetf plm bttOe
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    423 14 lay all INDI MXI \1 8 Buyer Brller Ckfe 3 4U Cons. Tlii Smelters 21 3 23 3 27/9 41 00 43.00 fcs'ate Truit 5.10 5.30 3 60 3 70 :«.00 10.00*4. 90 GOO Gi :a iIO.OO 41.01) 42.00 19.76 20.25 H'kooiK fir bittl Bunk $1045.00 x
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    I DIES IN COAL MINE BLOW UP
    53 14 I DIES IN COAL MINE BLOW UP WEST PRANKBURT July i >n«- man was killed when •'ii < xpl< locked the the 01,1 Ben coal mino. ir other men w. 1. inji ported trapped wit Th« 500-fooi I'-v.i about two and v back when the "xp!(» inirl.-d th<* »m much
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    353 15 ■j\> ]onmientsFor First m v 7WA7^ Man it the Hans") ing is expected to ov r the Penang Turf Club's i.-iis here today at 2.15 p.m. n ili«' card and seme exen 2 be held on Racei 4 and and m.
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    151 15 Mr. Aw Kow has presented a Championship Cup for the Singapore Table Tennis Association Men's Singles tOUitiailfent which will begin as soon as the Junior Championships are ov»t The pre-war "Aw Bivn Par Trophy*' was lost during th< cupation. Tho Jui:ior Inter Club League
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    68 15 I he following has bi-f'n <'d to represent the Eclipse B.P inst the Lck Hwn B.P Kumlp Lumpur m a badmir:; match ot 4 Singles and 3 Doubles t( be played on Sunday Aue. 3. m. m the Pudu English Hall. Kuala Lumpur: Chin Soon.
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    53 15 Army Expected To Set The Pace current the Army, will will make the points and move farther ahead In the m Indiai tit 1 rally tl on n« no an il m th( i win the points but up the In tl A'-my i II 14 14 1(1 10 8
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    77 15 At a Committee meeting held the Singapore Cricket Club following wen d t< r present the South ("i Mi am. tu meet the North at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 2. 3 Mid 4: R. Leggett (S'.C.C-Cain.) J. Bates (S.CC' E. Harding tS.C.O C. Schub-ert <S.R.C.» C. Marsh
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    24 15 1 British Transit Camp rrar. r nr nine Inring 29, Vdlin >'i.'d with 7amu md McKcnzic lour for 13.
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