Morning Tribune, 26 June 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I^^ -sT V' w Ben tl 10 CENTB RDAT, JUNK 20. 1948.
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    "Habitual Criminal" Depoted
    43 1 "Habitual Criminal" Deported na-born Hokkien. I k n Sic (described as *2 bit ual criminar with V •> rvious convictions last himi was one of the > who weredeoortJ Colony on June the Orders ot -an *as Thian X ,-ho wai convicted ion of arms.
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    104 BANISHED
    72 1 i -JO banuh'Hv fiom itioa of Bimtoya left oat. Up to Jutn [04 bar4i.-h.-0s from v havo been dera are awaiting 1 1 „r are serving vanc.f imprtioonient rUtion, UU of 103 banish- were issued m the L'nion 159 with conn court and 34 others. ims up to
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    MANAGER SHOT AT
    57 1 European mine manager nhilf rtturninß from Kuala Lumpur yesterday was shot at b\ an unknown Chinese armed with a pun- A frw shots H.re tir^d. The European who ua* ilceptag at the bark of the car etcspfd without Injury. Ih-- in< id. Nt occurred at a lone|j
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    WIND BLOWS TEAR GAS INTO SPECTATORS' EYES
    284 1 \i The Police Passins-Out Parade High nnktag police tOko* Kr RE. Foulgwr, and Kuesia i vA PO ck Rt do were compelled to leave tho- hv a when tear gas. was b own m then duecuon tiansc of wind nod at the Police
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    MANAGER SLAIN AS WIFE, JAGA, LOOK ON
    630 1 MANAGER SLAIN AS WIFE, JAGA, LOOK ON JQHORE GUNMEN STRIKi \(,\l\ (TribatM Stan* ReMrterl JOHORK HAHRU: After a Hve-dav lull. .lohor, -nmen struck a^a.n yesterday tfternooc when they bruttUy murdered 33 year, -old, Kn^li.sh-sp,akin X Chineae Tay Loh Sang, manager of the Geow San Private bus Company, m Rini Estate,
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    P.P. ENDORSES GOVT. ACTION
    172 1 s/'if. n• nt ittm <l t>> tkt I im MUM ttU '""'■'i )K>r fn i ai'.ii"/ I i,f M t>f h Party f m//jw Mlorr< s v "i fkM (Jot *l "i n/on tii> '■> a i gmlsMoM <m <» l>n i nuttnmirii mcanti i >
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    ARMED MEN SEEK ASST.-MANAGER
    69 1 (Trilmw Staff Reporter) liUec ClllMM aimed With fun and a Tamil armed with a paian^ r visited the bun^aiow of the assistant manager of Mengkibil Estate. sth mile, Ktoang-Rengan Road, and enquired for his whereabout! from the Tamil kerbun. They irere told he was wen going
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    Security Guards To Safeguard Estates
    165 1 Tribunr Staff Rt porter > This mt-thoil of accordinr protection to estate? by employ 1 ing iecurtty piwr* lUrtea oniv recently as an experiment when a ur.it fiom the Security and lav«*ttg»ttOM Bureau was, lispatchod to a certain estate m Johore. This has proved so
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    More Arrests By Johore Police
    49 1 More Arrests By Johore Police JOHORE BAHRU. J»«»; johore poU«e have m.» <i connecUoo with u» a 1 d ,w« c p- i: v r t arre ted 2 oC SSSw? SSm; under BUSI^ llce yestcrstances by lice day at P l^,;, tl arms were )UIKI m p fiseision
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    GUERILLAS REPORTED ON MOVE
    137 1 GUERILLAS REPORTED ON MOVE 1 Tiihnn< St't' i K> porti r .'OHOItr: RAHi* In the early h«»ur> of \oit-r--day morning a ptri\ of about 50 armed Chinese IPtrc report ed to l»< travelling m Tiong Kiat Estate, I'iilnh. which is a short dintance from Mmi llahru. They were heavily armed
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    NEW DRILL SHIP FOR M.R.N.V.R.
    26 1 I* Malayan W N^ old .lapam-s.- m a \^^.it,,, mont of «i«apt>feplace H.M.b. i^\ th M.R.N.V.R- posses (I 't^ l war.
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    Chinatown Explosion
    56 1 An explosion m v c i. I of Singapore CbO*™^ the small hou^^f >«« J^ mOrnl g of t'e' Wnic&l Fire engines ot>.eM £Ccnf i Brigade rusnin The destination v explosion d 0 y acld with nden n a C Th^ was no nrc carbld Tx hurt nor
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    TROOPS MOVE INTO POSITION, RELIEVE POLICE OF DUTIES
    111 1 m .1 determined effort to] combat and destroy the prevent wave of terrorism m Mai<;. a. General Headquarters, Far East Land Forces have reinforced the troops at' the disposal of the QOG Malaya District These troops, fully equipped I and mobile, are
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    HEAVY ESCORT FOR DETAINEES
    112 1 'Trit'unt staii Reporter) JOUORE BAHRV, Junr U. A party «j $1 ('him -si and one Malay weft vrOMOkt Johor* Biihru bf fn/i/i ON Vxinr.sdufi under heavy mcorf, r/c i' i an st>d bit tin Seftmui I'oncr under th> Emergency Regulation* <md art at prr-wt confnud m
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    S'PORE C.I.D. DETAINS MAN
    54 1 Another irwtt BBdti the Emergency Regulatloni wu effected by the Singapore c.id. yesterday when they detained a Chinese employed In the Singapore Traction Company. Th Chinese who was picked up at Mackenzie Rotd at about 3.2S p.m. yesterday, was alleged to br a number ol the
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    BERLIN'SERIOUS', WARMS BEVIN
    35 1 BERLIN 'SERIOUS', WARNS BEVIN UONDOS, tnmt 15, T/ir Irililt horn tin 8 g ere tar Mr. Vmetl //,<,, mhm dekcate state o/ nf/airt" m BerUm." viewing tht Umspori >m<i power poeiiion, he taid thi situation "</■, N
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    S'pore TB Death Rate For 1947, Not The Highest -Blythe
    347 2 S'pore TB Death Rate For 1 947, Not The Highest -Blythe Tthatwfcwtf tastti Rajfta* ft (470 f;)i last yeat were refer or th. MuDleipaJ Oonunlaaaaqei I ity {Resident, to sli n- tMt S the lushest death tate fix»ni t Mi. Blythe was co vc.. ig .i report m the loci'
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    Tyre Imports From Canada
    124 2 Th*» Registrar of Imports Exports Singapore, m a letter to the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday, declared that applications from importers m the Federation of Malaya an-! Singapore for the import of tyres and tubes from Canada will now be considered. The letter said that
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    CHENG'S FRIENDLY BP
    69 2 The following: have been selected to represent the above party on Sunday, m a friendly match against the Swing BP. at the latter's court m Lorong 41. at 3 p.m.: Peh Teng Slew. Billy Quek. Willie Tan. Andrew Lim, Sect Cheng Hua. Lim Kee Tim, Frederick Yeo,
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    ELECTION POSTERS
    39 2 No licence fee will bo payable m future for posters exhibited m connection with a Government or local Government (Municipal or Rural) election. The Municipal Commissioners yesterday amended the Municipal Advertisement Bye-laws to make provision for this.
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    KING THANKS SINGAPORE
    89 2 In reply to the greeting* sent to H.M. the King on hi* birthday H.E. the Governor of Singapore Sir Franklin Gimson. on tiehalf of the people of Singapore, the following message has neen received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies "Your telegram has been laid
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    SERGEANT BOUND OVER FOR UNAUTHORISED JOYRIDE
    183 2 A Sergeant attached to the Seaforth Highlanders. William Grant, who. after taking the ignition key of a car from the owner (Mr. Straton Bryce > and drove away, eventually coming into collision with another vehicle, was bound over for six months m the sum
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    Ordinance To Supersede Transport Proclamation
    126 2 The re-introduction of Part 13motor transport regulations of the Municipal Ordinance, which will supersede the Road Transport Proclamation issued during the BMA period and still m operation, is receiving Government's immediate examination. This was reported to the general meeting of the Municipal Commissioners yesterday by
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    IN SINGAPORE YESTERDAY
    63 2 Lt.-Generai Berryman, Australian army officer, who is making arrangements for the forthcoming Royal tour to Australia by the King and Queen next year, passed through Singapore yesterday by air o n his way to London. Senator J. Armstrong. Minister m charge of the Royal tour is alro
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    Chifley To Visit UK For Economic Talks
    198 2 Canberra, June 25. A definite date for the departure of the Prime Minister, Mr. Chifley, for London will be known after the Federal Cabinet meets on Monday. The Cabinet will then discuss the Prime Minister's itinerary and the latest arrangements being made by
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    Defective Generator Cause Of Recent Blackout
    53 2 Defective Generator-Cause Of R ecent Blackouts The l»i(.!vinwn of a 10 oO# kilowatt gittratoi at St lames 1 Powrr Station nocrssitl ltod more enforcement of recently. Mr W I B'ythe. Deputy President told the Commissioners/ nuvtinir Nvsterdav. »»d-han,i .J led la*, M the oi, ■tat b id to r Mi.
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    FELL FROM TOP OF BUILDING
    71 2 A Chinese painter engaged tn renovating the Raffie^ Museum fell irom the top oj th* building while at wok at about 10.45 a.m. yesterda.\ The injured man was rushed to the hospital m a Municipal street ambulance At about 5.30 p.m. yesterday a Chines? boy
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    Woman's Fatal Fail In Bus
    127 2 A Mag ol letth by i tdvcnture w Coronet. Mr. r-, -g touiay at an Inquin the death of I j t x pedant Chin- mother Goh Bong Geo. Kvidence dead woman w i on hei way to reftatei herself at the Clink the 14th
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    Grave Charge Made Against Policemen
    293 2 Cpl. Adul Malik bin Rahman »27 1 an English-speaking Malay, of Wayang Satu Police station. Police Constable Mohamed YasMm L»in Jaiz (26> of Orchard Road police station. and Hang LUn Kong <34) of No. 178. Quoen Street, were committed for trial at the next Assizes
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    Impersonation Alleged
    66 2 A 27-year-old In- bin Ismail. J^^VKJertrial toth-coohar.;-^ sonation before .ne L Police Court Magistral C. Goh. m The Indian, it wlth duccM two womei lllv money by lapewon lie servant. T Ononeocc;-. tion claimed. I«n) u o a C.I.D. official, a--man Rohan, bint Noor, for $15. ims etf
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    Council Member Champions Democracy In Radio Talk
    381 3 Council Member Champions Democracy In Radio Talk v .is apuinst t, 'IttaHaatent irmi Mm, ■v the Hon. Mr C C Tm M TT bra** talk jvei r^k, Mal SnK.*pore to eveinse Uwll right to v is the only can combine oiMpi st pt-ertous thm,; -....l,>m-. SaM Mr. tt l| text
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    SHE LOVES GIVING MONEY AWAY
    57 3 nytnou.s woman b ft ir th £450 <n notfs .»n. AUttnuan A at Cleethorp+s v Uir tht fovn's loriai hull fund and xth time she hrui 'h >• tsh mtrctii ited £1.000 m «H „:n who luuvtchi BK slid hut cannot attsdssfl »< tins to
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    45-Yr.-Old Has On Two Charges
    51 3 45-Yr.-Old Man On Two Charges '"--rig. a 45-yeai- w v produced 5 nd Poflec Owrt cc two chare?- tel Chap M Xi and "i the custody. to lie evid^nco. he ted ;:t ."^l4 Victonu lune 22. the same tlay he m•r*:n [X>iice custody. (aimed trial anil the postponed to July
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    ADMISSION TO BAR
    57 3 \t the Singapore High Court yesterday Mr. Justice Joblin*: panted the application of Mr. John Me-chan Macauslan to practice m thii« Colony as an advocate and solicitor. In admitting him to the Bar, Mr. Justice Jobling wished Mr. i.-lan all success m his career. Ml P. O.
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    WATER DEPT. TO STOP "FREE SERVICE" ON JULY 1
    164 3 Tribune B f aff Reporter t Water Department will n .e free s^'^'ico NP raring taps from July 1 'cry ur.Mis are lrquitcd to i 4. mm t»ioir respective water id»'T standing hai arisen the term '%v*e sen*"*" r er Department
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    TOOK DRINKS, DINNERS, $2,000—IT WAS TRAP
    283 3 TOOK DRINKS, DINNERS, $2,000— IT WAS TRAP Tv.v Chinese, Tay Choon '<:>n\ and Tay Blew Reong, barged with corruption at the Gtefcond District Oourt yerterlay. v t-\r Covad guilty and sentalced to nine months' and six months' rigorous Imprisonment gpecUvery. John Klyne, a Eurasian who vat stated to be a
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    17-Foot Fall Kills Boy
    72 3 A vt'!''ic'c of death by nrsadventure was returned bj Connor CiMMN Sinffh yesterday after ir. inquiry into the death of a tiv«'-ye.ar-old Chinese bojr Koh Thiani Hw. The boy. it was revealed, accidentally fell on June 19 out a winuow at his house, at 2i<3 <-■
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    CHAP JI KEE CASE
    74 3 Mr. doll Nan Soup; of Malayan Motors Ltd.. baa asked m to w tat«- he is not the C.oh N'ani Seng recently produced m the Fir. 4 Magistrate 1 Court for accepting Illegal gratlflcatiw In connection with CI»P J« Xi( which waa reported In the Malaya
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    High Court Order On 48-Yr.-Old Deed
    176 3 v Brown <i.ii\. r.-i '■IT m th. Bln^aporr Hiuli tourt yr«ter(U> r< carding t:..--eoMtroctlon oi ii .f .•tti< neat dsted April tvw. m wiiich :<■ tru.^t jilop. rtv vv.is pun h.ied with PM» piuvulrd t-y Sul Mn Aln led, form, r Sultan of Pahaof,
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    Died During Jungle Exercise
    144 3 Major John X How «>f th«I loyal Artillery died luring v tlfttfi attack about wven o'docli last Saturday ni^ht. while h« and a party »f nun from tin lnl«'lli^**nrf> Ttainlnp Win,; I MN on a "jungle eMTCfcK" m 1 Johore. Tkc i i i Major How
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    War Widows Get Advice, Aid
    195 3 ;i,.( i>, udvicc uud aid vf! i)..' tin 800l i! v. i taicni t'> <i lervtag c j lie illustrated by these v-< both co c<'ini w:n widows r 'i-y occurred In lan! Alay. One w v an apJHcation by .> '.iint ;i widow f'»i
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    'Mean Robbers' To Serve Jail Terms
    253 3 Th« trial of a yojng Muluv <nrt h voting Indian on dMurgi of whAt m ioMffbtd >y me iv,>uty PriMk Piwmu Uji hs i jiarti^ulHily niran type jtf toiiNrty. Hrroinpamrri with hn ;>t of io!rnr«', roiiclurt* <\ (•"»tf»TTfHV (it th« Slflpi;>Ot»' A:<- i/.. Court.
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    SLAUGHTER HOUSE BYE-LAW AMENDED
    61 3 Th«» MOfllcipltl Slaughter HoOMfl Isn»-luw w.m amended t ...i oitiiiisiy uiei Mil," of the luntclpal Conuntartonera v«-*--t<rday. i in* n»-w Kotnoe unaci smendment for «UugbteritiL' aniiualH for dOUHJ^Ie, Wit mortal or .i.r.iid.ii P«rp°** „ny ptete othei n» 4# > i-,HI a'hatl/)ir, will »vi- ,mm.s that payftt*
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    W.C.C.E. TALKS
    46 3 tury Workl luwoil i Bdnrntton, with head lt(1 m Bhan>fh«i. w.il on A Splrii lal Re«ui v -p"] i" •V• i r rivag (>(1 rllinM at w- H*M H i on JlllJ i v v. 9M H H|e YM<'A ;it i.viM 1 Uiroogn fi
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    Johore Sultan Calls For Co-operation
    27 3 MALACCA 11 ii tht 9Hltan I l>r S£sss rfca m thi "I fit declared < operation >»">" uus nation nWv rtmtribuU J« 1,., II ■'<■■■■
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    "BIG 4" AGREEMENT ON GERMANY DEMAND
    187 4 London. June 25. Moscow Radio said today the eight nation conference of Eastern European countries meeting m Warsaw demanded a provisional government by Big Four agreement m all Germany. The broadcast said that the conference Firstly, considers it necessary to find a four power
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    MILLION YARDS OF CLOTH FROM JAPAN FOR U.S.
    84 4 LONDON, June 25.— The Board of Trade yesterday sanctioned imports of 100.000,000 yards of grey cloth from Japan for re-export after finishing to Pakistan, southern Rhodesia and Burma. Private traders are now negotiating with the Japanese Board of Trade, and th SCAP
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    EMERGENCY TELEPHONES
    135 4 I Dtp*] tmcafl i I tom mtmlcmtloa'fl eomimifitpji .'d yesterday BB inin^ v' Kuai:i Lampm itatca that lemponury mi vice, ma-v tt•ential by the ptfJtal itiitc of emergency, will be provided to the greatest possible extent by the Telecommunications Department. Such service will be restricted to the emergency
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    SOCIAL WELFARE AT M. A. H. A.
    139 4 Various aspects of social welfare work m the Federation will be featured by the Department of Social Welfare at the 19th M.A.H.A. Exhibition to be held at the Coronation Park from July 31 to August 2. Plans are beiig prepared to give a
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    Full Court Upsets 'Jap-Times' Decision
    224 4 A judgment upsetting lecUrtOß of the late JtMtkc Kaja lusa during the Japanese occupation m a civil matter involving a sum of $25,000. was delivered by the Pull Court of Appeal hvre yesterday. Mr. Justice Brown read oi;: the judgment of the court which consisted
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    EAST GERMAN GOVERNMENT
    79 4 WARSAW. June 24.—Marshal Vasiily Sokolovsky. Ru:sian commander-in-chief m Germany, arrived here today to take part m the signing oi a declaration about the forma: on of an Eastern German Government, it was reported here tonight. The declaration is expected to be published tomorrow aiternoon. It wa s
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    Police Detain Dead Giri's Husband
    276 4 Police Detain Dead Giri's Husband An Iruiian I ibo irer O f fr Singapore Harboui Board busband of the young Indian who was st. death ia her room yesterday morninjj was detained by the police Tn connection with the murder. The man. Maniandi. however is lying m a nitieal condition
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    Old Alleynian Reunion Dinner
    146 4 An Old Alleynian Re-unl n Dinner was held at the Singapore Swimming Club on June 19 when the Governor Singapore, Sir Franklin G^ son. was the Guest ol Honour Air Vice Marshal A. C, derson (Air Officer Commanaing Malaya, was m the cnau and proposed the
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    74 4 Mr. and Mrs. Leong Yee Khoan icho urre married at the Ipoh Registry last iceek-end. The bnde. formerly Miss Lav Yoke Ying trore a lovely dress of satin taffeta with a 4-yard embroidered tulle veil which xcas held m place by a coronet of orange blossoms. She wore a magnificent
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    66 4 The badminton teams of the Fraser and Keave Sports Club and the Sime Darby Sports Club who participated m a friendly game at Ipoh last Sunday. The game resulted m a win by the F. and S. team by 6 matches to S Mr. P.W.D. Fairbarns, assistant manage" of the
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      364 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY ■k rasa, is-sttfj-* PBOORUIMES RO> NErw0I1K From t p.ra. to S p.m Batll- CHINESE INPIAN ated on 483 metre* in the medi- PIIOnRAMMFS ated on 486 metres In the medi- i 12 oo noon Signature Tune um wave band and 7200 kc/iec [opening Announcen;cnt Pro- In
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    around The Town
    781 5  -  VERA ARDMORE 1 WITH Fan ell 1 Mrs P. C. James tolh their 3 children ivlng Singapore fur the -Oregon Mail oe at the end of the md Will n °t b e reTlielr large circle of here will sorely and H this little family. aes has
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      125 5 Make a clever use of Lovely Accessories wilh your simple frocks. RAFFLES HOTEL TIFFIN- TIME ORCHESTRAL CONCER T TODAY Iron. !•>.:«» p.m. .»<l at <> |>.m. I OltM \l. DANCE NEW CABABET PROOBAMME RICARDO PEREZ PATRICK FORBES k HIS ORCHESTRA Admission It Noiidiiicrs $1.46 EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL I OK DANCING
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1948. Radical Conservatives
    306 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE 26, 1948. Radical Conservatives Lofuion Aoi-ntu- Messrs. Colin Tmrmw., Ltd. Tatbot Uoust. 96. St. Martin* Lane W.C. V That an Asia, traditionally conservative ana pacific, snouia increasingly become a prey to revolutionary" politics is a paradox thai calis for some comment. Having regam cO vie
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    Republican Old Guard Is Alive
    607 6  -  William Hardcastle Amcriid) political parti > are rcallx coalitions WASHINGTON. Th mddea Mp^utsf of isolationism which resulted m ih- M per cent, cut m European Recovery PiofTMBBM 'E.R.iV by the House of Representatives haj served to focus attention her on the tme nature of America's
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    Japan Will Rise Again
    527 6 HONGKONG The view that Japan*! industry was too small it r:^ c ent to" have an '•appreciab fffect" on China and Hongkong was express*»d by ihe Her.. Eric Himsworth Superintend^ of the Import and Expoit rej ailment of the Hongkonsr Mr. X ii.-n-orth. who has just
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    "ARE YOU A COMMUNIST?"
    300 6 PRAGI-K. Faculty Ac- tion OtvnmiitceJ at the Charles Tniversitv h.-e are conducting 1 political Qiuz among the students. They interrogate each student personally an«l send h 11; a questionnaire, accompanici' i y the forms nex?essaiy for m .nng the rcn>munist Pw y. The ftrJ«rts are aware.
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    U.S. SPARS WITH ARGENTINA
    252 6 U.S. SPARS WITH ARGENTINA B1 i n ti wi State s M her e M OUMI woil.i counts tabl,- The sir (1 iy brought ties whs.. '**viAHjMllm', The t\\M tM factor nniiintL c!ose 'y oth^r „,,:-> £«J m twptcUUuu ipparemhTnf! quick int< W-: 6enoi Mi-,H Hmnda fa sident of Ihc
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    Coal Expert
    35 6 SYDNEY Ml Brawn, tfngli** MM anivel In Austra come prircipa! re* m the ftidi SnmcU Soientifi Lrlal Revwch. Mr. B-own I to take clia jf ol micaJ an I rny*iau Di Ausu.il an
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      37 6 BACK IN A DAY RAIN OR SHINE Complete laundry service for the bom* hotels, restaurants, boarding hou^ hospitals, ships and other institutions All done by Ute Xi^* 00 American Ismu yTf^tl/(yOJ Machinent-. //^£CTRO-STEAMLAUHDRr 103 N6IL ROAD SINOAPC
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      LIT CIGAR WITH DOLLAR BILLS -THEN HIS TROUBLES BEGAN
      134 7 LIT CIGAR WITH DOLLAR BILLS -THEN HIS TROUBLES BEGAN CHICAGO Jun< M Utherg wii ceieatatau bj i niKM dub la* November h" E*? tloii;1! Wl tip m tho -ho gtrl. He gave another to the caahiei and anuthei to th»> Hurtcndei Tlu-n as be sat at hit table no took
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      JAPAN EXPECTS MORE IMPORTS
      61 7 Tokio jyac 2. r The Chief of tii' Jipiaen Ckwrernwenta Bomrd of Trade, KoUro Nasal bold tin Lowei House yevterdaj ne mpected 40 pei oeat m en mc m ore and law material U this Vr.!! Food, (ertilkei and nodleliii imports will probably remain it the
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      Dutch Detain Indonesian Journalist
      128 7 Mr, Umui Ismail, the 1 r i< 1* ;i .>.;".n poet journalist who vai i o :i 1 1 y incited by the Dutch police for supposedly conducting "subversive sctivl ties' In Djakarta vai la<t reported detained at Fjipinan prison The mdonei an Journalist'i A ociation,
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      Jap Coal Output
      31 7 .uk June iapan« coal outpul di s the H"i 10 I totalled S6H 000 R9.5 per cenl t l to th«" ',i i mo pro Reuter t. AAP
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      DAGGERS AS GIFT FOR SOEKARNO
      69 7 I>KXMDENT BOEKAK- X, VO a.' prtsent on ci T lOWltfl tour of all S rnatra. left Pakan i i,i m for Dtambi hist T«tt*i<iy. Before his <if- a tun. President Sot- fcftmo wa* presented with y fOHf Atrfh a)MffPi as a luk< n of high
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      PAKISTAN'S NEW EMBASSY
      120 7 WASHINGTON. Jun e 24. tan Ambassador Co t:> j BMttSi Mr. M. A H anum, is seiieJuk'ci t« aye nexe on Juiy 5 ioi visit to Karachi for coi> liatiooi waii bis n>*ertiHe expetM to rettm to i^i^ I :n t:ie United SUtes bj ftrst wee^ m
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      ANOTHER JAP EXECUTED
      70 7 Shanghai, June 25. X Oba. .Japanese gendarmeiie oflictt Lationed In Ningpo. about lOt) illea south of ibUgtuU. Wii:; executed here yesuMclay aftor>n by tiring squad lor wartime atrocities. According to the prosecution. >ba was tccj^ed of being »n--:rumentol m the burning oi < than 40 Ciine.se civilians
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      INDIANS ARRIVE WITH BASKETS
      31 7 LONDON. June 24. Car!} ng their belongings m lar vicker shopping ba**eti icmbers of the Indian Olympic team flew into London t ay m a XL.M. Skymaster.
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      WANDERER IS JAILED: WIFE WAITS AGAIN
      319 7 So his Scots wift staits waiting again. Always for her, waiting. Always fo: him. wandering. For m ten yea is WeJflgaftea ha* been deported four times. Each time he told her: "I'll always come back." And conn 1 back, he did. He w.i-- lulled
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      Less Luxury Goods For Philippines
      14 7 Manila. c ntr 'n>Stew? Sara sg~ Sat' local production.
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      11th DAY OF PORT STRIKE IN LONDON
      186 7 1 1th DAY OF PORT STRIKE IN LONDON London. J"n< 2:. Prime Minister Clenv nt Attlee Indicated to the House of Commooa tonight that there would be no negotiation* on the gricvknots or" the 20.000 docker: who have paralysed the port of Loodou by an 11-day strike until the) returned
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      A Bishop On A Bike
      70 7 Parishioncra assembled In i North Shropshire village ball recently to welcome th, Bl hop of Uchfleld during his walking pilgrimage were a low; I- <• c•' !!ee him riding a l^'s eye le with his pastoral start under hia arm iml hls cjuwoch tuck«d undw
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      SHOT MAN'S SKULL IS SHOWN AT TRIAL
      50 7 SHOT MAN'S SKULL IS SHOWN AT TRIAL Johwncsburg Sup,vni, Co«rt recentl) SS» v ;:::v: SSJ.SUS3 grounds. statement ft a 1 I suggested 111 ho u!drid .r with hint „H ib the the rood." th. heard nd raid. Then ad." Nlouwoudl < r anil walliod ttioul ii 1 il, hi 21
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      "I LIKE ZIS AND I LIKE ZAT...."
      164 7 "I LIKE ZIS AND I LIKE ZAT. J. MISS MAKIA ±r i AKM<> \Y\ <M'\'! I A known Ihi oughout ihe y civiiis- i world ;i^ Cai i men Miranda, th* Bomb .;ii«'!l from BruZll I" IB > liac In :i chail it 'If bavo) i lotel, l/ii lon, 1
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      ARABS WANT SOVEREIGNTY
      75 7 CAIRO, June 24 Xm 1 Mxlulli i al I rani 1 "rtlan, al te onfi rring with Kini Fa rouk -I Egypt, told ;i pn m oafeience mat the Arabs #ouli i 'Jeci any proponal I r Holy Land settlement that uih i o thi m overeli
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    R. A. M. C. DIMOND JUBILEE WEEK
    132 8 The KAMA celc b.ated its Diamonl jubilee Week *ast Monday. PtctßfC dt rifhl Siio\\s members of vie K.A. i.C and TZA BOD. C ritket XI \\i\o met at the B.M.H. sport i round. The matth opened the Diamond Jubilee Week and was played
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    TUTION
    34 8 TUITION Mercantile Institution Queen Street, Phone 237 /tudy m your spare time: Sho-thand: (Pitman and Tiregg) Book-Ke*piiig: tie mentary and Advance. Prac lical English: Elementary Intermediate and Advance Mathematics: eoathes for any public exam.
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    ARABS DISSATISFIED WITH 4 WEEK TRUCE
    288 8 DAMASCUS. June 24— Abcinl Rahman A?zam Pasha. Arab League Secretary General, declared Here today the Arabs wen? cissausneu w m m* observance of the four weeks' Palestine true- and would mver agree to its extension We a:e not satisfied witn the way the truce
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    HONESTY IS HIS DUTY
    77 8 S MAS I LA, June 25. A Philippitu Airlines employee. Clcmente Basimllo. found a port- i J folio containing 30.000 pe^os m the trash room i of Makati airport and i returned same to the J owner Datu Rtidiamuda t Cota of Lanao, l/»n- danao. The
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    HIGHER-TRAINING FOR INDIAN NURSES
    51 8 NEW DELHI. June 25. The Government of India have decided, it is learnt, to continue the scheme for I training post-graduate nurses in the United Kingdom during the year 1948. Twenty-four nurses. 8 central and 16 proj vincial, will be sent to the U.K. for such
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    Wounded Soldiers Clash With Police
    95 8 TIENTSIN, June 25. Th police and military cordoned off a large area of the former German concession bordering the British area yesterday, as Chinese wounded soldiers receiving treatment, a: the Tientsin miliary hospital attempted to attacl: the branch police station. The trouble arose from .1
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      Australia s Plans for Fruit Export
      161 9 Australia' s Plans for Fruit Export LtfEY June 25.— Mr. S. K. Sykes, export of th Wales Department of Agriculture, L hist r* mrned from an extended visit to X Statei and Canada, has reported on L eze industry. t jvkes saya that the establishment of th^ Australia would do
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      NEW WOMEN'S RECORD
      56 9 NEW WOMEN'S RECORD OXFORD. Jim Maureen Gardner. IS-year-oli ballet teacher, and one of Eritain's Olympic hi pes. broke the world record for the 80 metres hurdles by returning a time of 11.2 lecondj when competing against Reading University Women here tonight, her time was one tenth of a 'second inside
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      191 9 ■AI. Juim -1 Covtr. >vi:inp: on out to pet manoeuvre of the tern ru of Comlj'tured. ■n ncial capi* ports in- govern•.o ad:.i Cheng* m Hsu- tial ra;l- nt wingo Ycilow ard tho nstead of thi city i sistance although have rethc pari y been ■un^ti inside and vicinity
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      AIR COMMAND ATHLETIC MEET
      98 9 pHo'o■i 'i nit i pftoJojpttpft) i photoffrapn). yL •'>< -1" Commmtd*a F'n^ /.■/.<• A hi' tic Champion r sl,,ir w n h>hl at R A K. S> h hi! kUt <t- i Hi v</<« etur* not* nkf*U Hi' ('hom/i ii am i lfi/4 M'.in u Tribune
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      JAVANESE DANCERS TO VISIT U.S.
      75 9 JAVANESE DANCERS TO VISIT U.S. .m:» i m Jogja tha; ,i m i: 1 ir b Ing mad >: i rvii'y Javanese era I i visit America Thes <!; icers w.n demon tratp the highly stylised .Jav;!n<■••n dondng In America. i t v.ii be recalled that much smaller troupe visited
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      SHIP SAILS MINUS TWO OFFICERS
      106 9 Shanghai, June 24. rn< French liner Andre Lebon iail< for Europe early this afternooi with 177 passengers aboan after having been held up hen foi more than two wi be ol an alleged BmugKlinj Involving: foui o< hei en w The Ifeangerie Maritime yesM!i left
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      US CONSCRIPTION BILL
      48 9 uhington, June "J> Pre I Idcnl T. uman toda^ \gm <\ '\c bill providing t«.r the con- I iplion men igi >! i!» to L".. i -i tnoi i l' ■.]'< ctwl Hi it tween 200,000 and 22&.000 men will DC C tiled v > h t'le
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      HE SPENT HONEYMOON NIGHTS SMOKING CIGARS
      61 9 HE SPENT HONEYMOON NIGHTS SMOKING CIGARS i-S minkmatr-' i >■■ SSptamed m third husband. »CT<I moon "or. i! w n l on, nnokins >■'* .^"VirW h» :,;;t ..."'^Miii >■«• h: *T' U Utour. when trnv< Pc tbc j.roi'n^ [t support h r! HER S< Utoui declare! ha i i,. ion
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      39 9 THE PEN will £h ALL^THE GOOD //Jf POINTS lijm free/ 1 /on bui 1 M mmt lullf quaronind. JT '^X leouMuf tolled jf |^V Gold Chp crjd j^P mm >er,Mu n'. '»•< H mm *> i°t Jf #n jKi -7 -'reKr^
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    39 10 ROME June 24 Chamber oi D«P ut approved ii r l crime rt The law extends J siona. decree l» u^ ruary to back up PJ inns round-up. would have explrw i« It is now extenoea U.P jreMj
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      271 10 oinirs: Exc*lii»iv4 k <o Ilic >lornini; Tribune; "RUCCLES" 7m m oor M w^v uttu} 7oo«*r cva'rgb hhT] \Ti happen to wwl j 7» u*u>*]o Vwell he *k WV /V p THSTIME *XRVGGIES- IHE SHAD MTHER AN AMNItBLE SALOON I STRONG ENOUGH '70 ">'- RI'SSLES HG\AV£ T BB^ t* 9l#£ HE
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    Hooded Men Menace Two Girls
    118 11 Hooded Men Menace Two Girls fr itted m recently mvesttgate tiu BMB who orckitd Guide leader* to ima camp foi or stand the conIng beaten." i> that a band of men burst into 1 told them to pack ings 'and get out te us by shining m our faces." Kat-
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    AIRLINES WANT INCREASED FARES
    79 11 gHA vAI. June 25. Chlntn i have pet tioneii the i ommunications for increase m fares s of higher prices cost of living in- g and foreign exchanj;*' nt< i point eil out they temporary relief an til t'jel prices through the govern bank loan, but
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    INDIAN FLIERS GET TROPHIES
    46 11 NE\ I CLHI, June 25. -T\vo JB the Royal Indian Air were sent to the F yinj School of the i Forec m the l T nited 1 r the All Purposes i motors" Course havi 2. inks and have led trophies.
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    DEWEY TO MEET TRUMAN IN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
    455 11 FORMER CHOIR SINGER WAS NOMINATION GOVERNOR THOMAS DEWEY. of New V the H, V ubH,;nVV nomination on the third b unlay on a toll-call vot, without a dissenting voice The man who Republican haiuei agaii -t t 'ate Prejld«, Fl lkl Roosevelt m
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    33 11 London. Jun» 'ii Wimtied LfggC aged six. of PUmtoll .load. Flnsbury I'aiK hdd hei ,i;jht leg srwMi-ly pcarred A'iu*n she was knocked dowti by a London transport bus on Nov. f» last year.
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    "SPLENDID," SAYS MacARTHUR
    51 11 To** Imm M Omotl ia ufiitu \iiuartkur, „t-- -I: TkomoH DetceuM m re»utt ntial rm»4i4mU todm s »<m a t^.( „<h I performmme* hi th, i, it tilllil s hV Eepublii it mmld MMamnum mut "»•!'>!, net „,,i „I UI, to freedm-tuvitg i» >i'i>- th> world" Reuter
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    GUARDS UNLOAD IRISH EGGS
    104 11 LONDON. JtaM LM Orwhwmlrtrt and ■Jirtccn (\>iii.strrnin (luHuia today weal t«» <i\i«Wharf m L>n<lon docki t<» un load !H)00 eMM of Irish fj^a from t!i»> shijks i>v the docknilt Sixty other ipldiwi completed th< unloadlag they began yea terday of twaitom at Wejl In<(in I >«x*k
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    Foochow Flood Toll
    64 11 shanciiai. June M. a i Mrini-uMK ial lt|(.il I'oin Ko<> c;i(»w, quoting the Fuklen I'ki vinciftl Government, h-'<i tii.it i3o persona wtn ilrowiwd <»r icilletl by crumbling bouftea tnd 70 mjured m the ifcrrit flood m uhieii more tii.in 10,000 homei coilmpoed, rendering nl least 193,000 peraoni
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    Malays- "Example Of Political Quiet," Says Lord Killearn
    185 11 Malays- "Exa mp le Of Political Quiet," Says Lord Killearn LONDON, June 24- Dsspite the recent trouhies iiilaya was haven ol resl In a troi declared lord KM-am. former rnmmtss'oner In il -T-: w Asia, when 1 JS the RoyS impire^ Society hers yesterday. Australian Uld the I States Interest
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    If You Don't Like Sums -Don't Do'Em!
    273 11 If You Don't Like Sums -Don't Do 'Em! X" r the aecondary Bchoolboy and schoolgirl Certificate <"v--i amhiationj will be a mattei of choice m the future. No longer will they be given < a list of compulsory subjects. Instead, the boy pooi at ntathemaUca and floored by the simplest
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      50 11 ROXV Uaily: 6. 9.19 PJI. KOMAACE Liruin.- l> W m "TYCOO.\" '<-» «>t L«»\«' and i. .:<>»;i OSW lie and it. «il In 1 1 -hnuoiur it* at MU-Nlte I'OWER lIKNm ONUA ii JAMES" ':at;v(»kld >Ma Bamtr I W WOKLI) :trth" (lechnicolor) Mfv- 8.10 dun Kunos) liiams m "Fiesta" hni«wl..r
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      21 11 ALLURING MARLENE... I.INhKI) KKiKTHIJ! S^B^^i MIIWND P^ I M 71 Ft E N E jjj DIETRICH J 1 >> TO WCHT M'KlTi:!
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    A Cure For Hemophilia
    157 12 CHICAQO, June r»r. Louis P:;im«>n«i. of BoglOß. Wd tiviay that mtdleal Ktanci b*9 MOB h^ve a MM hemophilia. iliWWl whu-h piovent^ Mood from clotting and sometime! causes the victims to bleed to death alter a slight cut or a nosebleed. DiMßOad told a session of the
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    EDALY WINS 1,000 GNS. GOLF MEET
    120 12 DALY WINS 1,000 GNS. GOLF MEET Perth, (Scotland), June 24.--i Daly. tiu> Brittata open and nfatchplay goll champioa, gained coofldence and loapira--1 f.er. tor the defence of his title at Muiriiekt Scotland. next week when ho won the Tenfold 1.000 gulߣM professional tournament on the Kind's course at Gleneagles. Perthshire,
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    N. Y. Stock Exchange
    99 12 NEW YORK. June 24. Reports of very good progress m :he soft coal negotiations and sonic further pleasing railroad earnings and dividend prospects encouraged operators and well distributed gains up to $1 or so were noted afternoon. Swift international after gaining nearly $2. met pronttaking a::d
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    MOLOTOV RETURNING TO MOSCOW
    50 12 WARSAW. June 24. So- viet Foreign Minist:?r V. M. I Ifolotov will 'cave the Eight Power conference and return ito MOSCOW tomorrow, well- informed sources said today Airfield officials conlirmed i i from western diplomats that I M. Ifolotov would depait at 1 10 o'clock Friday.
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      116 12 "On* Of The Most Notal*« h Chaplin's MaMrr, ar BROIGHT BACK BY i X NOW ON AT THE {jQgj^k4t Four Sho»vs 4.15 6.:w r-111, k MMlTniKj^i 'MONSIEUR VERDOIK' Special Vomtaf shou- Tomorrox Cnrm*n Miratuii fH "THE QIRLB HI 1 1n Tfchtiu I THRILLS Cr Si -77T" I AS THEY ROAR
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    869 13 Ire share quotation/ ■i fhrea by tho Maii.rulu is 1 Association >llows: INDUSTRIALS Bujer s. r 13.00 14.00 V v i rick 1.60 1.70 3.00 3.15 go pi tiol 42 9 43/9 I M iiusteo 9.40 9.80 ir I'm ten (O) 24/- 24/6 (P) 26/- 27/Ea m
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      MARKET NOTES & JOTTINGS
      135 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS •i that of April !>£ d,; w a. P^r cent. the n-sprctivr 1..>8.>.441. In iVrak the aena-e [tapped was 145,739 01 BWIS cent., and m Johoro. where C ■-'■strat.on of estates is not complete, 402,r,04 act,, o > 8 "c pei- cent. t,, T1 (> S"u ipps
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      GAMMONS BOUGHT
      27 13 The share market remained quiet yesterday with little price fluctuation. Gammons were a feature m the industrial section on the announcement of their bonus issue.
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      RUBBER FOR RUSSIA
      31 13 The Oluf Maer.sk, is due m Singapore tomorrow to load rubber for Russia. She is expected to take a load o; 7,500 tons to the port of Odessa.
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      No Monopoly For P. I. Oil
      159 13 MANILA, June 25. "No monopoly to any one" is one of the five salient recommendations of the Philippine Oil Commission to President Quirino, the chief executive himself has just revealed. The commission was cheated last year by the late President Roxas to look into
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      SHE GAVE WOMAN 1s. 4½d. IN COPPER-STOPPED BUSES
      165 13 SHE G AVE WOMAN 1s. 4½d. IN COP PER-STOPPED BUSES Three hundred drivers and conductors at Uw Eastern Counties bus depot at Peterborough, Northan's. staged a liehtning strike because conductoress Pat Caswell had been suspended after a complaint by a passenger that sho gave ber is 4 id. worth of
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      141 13 '""> o« the market ll;tV( f ihi ..i by th. 'toppage ol produce from parti lumatra wiu.h. unUI the closure of DjamU on June II wan mostly riilppcd from that poit. The following were yest.r •lay quotations KICK No. 1 OOMI qualities |49 |58 OLUTINOUI RICE: |4t
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      RUBBER: COVERING OPERATIONS
      317 13 With the drop m prices m New York, the local rubber Market opened easier yesterday and continued unchanged throughout the day with littU- business passing. Closing prices were: Buyers. Sellers. i No. 1 July U.S.S. 4.Vh 4.VS* |No. 2 July R.S.S. 44', 44'^ I No. 3 July
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      64 13 V SS(I Oodownfl ■faruda l( Atnus 12 :i Newchwaag »> Masulu H Mentakab •{»> (IlcnstrHc |j/| Silvcroak -j'l/2 Stniat Mulakk.-i 17 1M Kola It/10 KatoQg 2 J I^tkr Manitou 4 (Pns. HanKaf) 25/6 Hir Hukciii) 29/30 QteurtMy lft/n; IJcnvrackir IS/14 IManciu.s 1 1 2 ClrriKylo /10 City of
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      PETROL RATIONING OF MOTOR CRAFT
      102 13 with the exception of registered memben of the United Motiij- ,sampan.\ Association. 170. (Yen street, Singapore, ai! ownen of commerical potn i propelled tampans, boat and launch* are required to apjjiy at the Petrol Rationing Office <»n the First Floor ot the Registrar of Vehicles
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      Oil Survey In Queensland
      180 13 Sydney, ./uru- 2f> a 10,000 square mile an-.i In tin- Rom i district will winreyed ierl ally Boon by ;i K«»y.»i Australian All Pore* photographic iurv< unit, In the quest 9m <<il n Queensland The urv< v nrlll begin lmnn diately the RAAF unit com pi,
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    AIR PORT & OREGON BEST FOR TODAY'S RACES AT K.L.
    1123 14  - AIR PORT OREGON BEST FOR TODAY'S RACES AT K.L. Allan Lewis Biv Fields In Card Of Nine Events J (By L»rpe entries for their June July meeting have nrvle M ueoes.s»rv for the Committee of MHaßger Turf CJab to make a nine-event proprnnime for their opening day today. B*g fields
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    122 14 <#y ALLAN I.FWIS) Race 1 PEGGY S CHOICE Warrior Queen XorfeM Rac 2 TMF MAGIC LAMP Kat»er{ne Kmc. R-t Rare LI7BAN MAID Fine Lo.ly Dale V«\en R«ce 4 MT BACHELOR Fairlyn Lady Kalang Ra.f 5. PRATTLE ON Scarlet Tiger II Ra* c 8 COLBAY JRae* 7 AIR PORT i
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    795 14 Thefol!o\M-n;Kthe r ,r < liri i held at Kiial* Lumpur M|, f t«fc Moiv.» s cia«H 4 Wv. 2. 5| PWI 0 4 I Lon.io I-ivi poo 0 3 0 XorfH.l N 01 0 Gracious La* J" r 0S I Flying Caprxorn 810 r 1 0 4
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      55 14 THE HO H6HG SJS. CO. (1932) LTD. ■ne<>rifct<rat»« In Singapore T<- HONGKONG. SWATOW, AMOY. PE7VAVG RANGOON, PALEMRANG DJ AMP.I. "Hani; Si»r»K' mUM tm Ilon^kim^, Su-Htou A AflMf J«ly li) "Vp^hcl" Sails Tor I'alfinhant; PlaclJ«>f Jim*' '49 •IJiMH Tat" Sails For DjAmhl .Inne 80 "lwp«»n^" Sails For Kangonn July 2 ••K*.i;tinlnjr"
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    "Tired, But Fit" Olympians Back In Singapore
    393 15 lioys are tlre.J but fit", said D, n P v „f the China Olymp.c^m lean, shortly Singapore last evening. ,-hna Olympic MM team r+WWi 1.,,, H v 4.45 p.m. by plane from Batavja uhit he thought of harces against Tur•»n thry meet m
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