The Singapore Free Press, 10 July 1950

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    19 1 The Singapore Free Press LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA v, ruts* SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1950. PRICE TEN (KMS,
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    AMERICAN TANKS JOIN BATTLE
    399 1 AMERICAN TANKS JOIN BATTLE Reds are getting a thrashing now QENERAL Mac Arthur today threw American tanks into the battle for Korea lev the first time, according to latest reports from the battlefront. These reports added that American armour was not yet m battle m any great strength. Before this
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    23 1 picture. "Men of the Aircraft Repair Canter, H..M.S. Unicorn, enjoying refreshment, while they prepare for departure from Singapore for Japanese waters. Free Press
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    'Black debris blew skyward'
    222 1  -  ROY McCARTNEY r*a Correjoondent •mi i TROOPS AT THE FRONT, Monday. iISTRUJAN >lu>tang fighters yesterday led planci m a terrific rocket and machinej attack upon North Korean tanks and iis southward. .ldstand seat Tor the attack m an overlooking the plastered area, rather for air operations.
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    Rule by army
    74 1 Rule by army MARTIAL law was pro- claimed m South Korea yesterday by order of Major General Chun;' II Kwun, Chief of Staff and Commanding General of the South Korean armed forces. The order forbids disturbing the country's economic life by hoarding goods or by abandoning jobs without adequate reasons
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    SYNTHETIC: SINGAPORE REACTION
    141 1 Free Press Staff Reporter THE opening of three more synthetic plants by the U S Government means little io Malaya until it is known how the Americans propose to use their synthetic rubber, said Mr. Lee Kong Chian. a prominent Singapore Chinese rubber dealer to the Free
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    21 die in crash
    30 1 Twenty-one people died early yesterday m the flaming crash of a French passenger plane near Casablanca airport. Nine passengers were injured, eight of them seriously. A.P.
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    HOLD UP
    31 1 Three Europeans are reported to have held up a Chinese m Coleman Street at 9 15 last night and robbed him of a wrist watch and $55 m cash.
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    PAPER TO STRIKE
    31 1 Over 12 Baghdad newspapers will start a three-day i strike today ta prcrtest against a new bid of press and •public tion put to DarllaIment for approval.- A.P.
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    Police plan objection
    17 1 VON. Mo.: us 1 for urged by force 5 a id the nsidered A.P.
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    OFFER TO FIGHT
    26 1 The National Federation of Philippine! Scouts have offer 1 the services of its member i to the U.S. for combat anywhere anytime A.P.
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    EGYPT WAVERS OVER CHINA RECOGNITION
    108 1 ALEXANDRIA. Mon. THE Egyptian Premier. Mustapha et Nahas Pasna, yesterday submitted to the cabinet a renewed proposal from the Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Pandit Nehru, that Egypt recognises Communist China, well-inform-ed sources said. These sources said that a similar request from Mr. Nehru last week
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    21 1 picture. Xwo youngsters try their hand at the noble art of archery a scene at the Naval Base yesterday. Free Press
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    NEW RED BLAST AT LIE
    132 1 MOSCOW, Monday. "THE Moscow Literary Gazette has blasted the I'nited Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Trygve Lie. as "an abettor of American aggression". Assailing Mr. Lie for the recent Security Council call for aid to South Korea, the paper said: "After he donned the mask of an
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    CHARGE RENEWED
    26 1 Russia has a^ain charged Britain, the United Stales and France with tailing to fulfil Ita.ian peace clauses on the free territory of Trieste- Reuter
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    EX-P.M. DIES
    21 1 Ismail Seriki Pasha, former Egyptian Prime Minister, died m an American hospital near Paris yesterday. He was 75- U.P.
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    CAR HITS BUS, TWO DIE
    50 1 J^WO were killed and possibly 40 injured yesterday m Greenville, Illinois, m a collision between a car and a bus. The collision caused the bus to topple over, shearing off its roof and hurling all but one of the 40 passengers into a field. A.P.
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    Milk for the lions
    83 1 FOURTEEN beasts m the /oo here at Junagadh, West India, are pacing their ages and cursing their luck at having to make do with milk when they want meat. Their plaintive growls, protesting that they are not milk sops, are upsetting the keepers who are m
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    RED INFANTRY OUTFOUGHT
    190 1 AMERICAN HEADQI ARTERS IN KOREA. Monday. OERIOIS though American reverses m the early small-scale combat with North Korean troops have been, they have raised tne morale of the South Korean army, American military sources said yesterday. The South Koreans are outfighting their Northern brothers now m every
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    Reds re-open S'hai port
    63 1 Reds re-open S'hai port HONG KONG. Mon. •"FHE Chinese Communist authorities have re-open-ed Shanghai to foreign shipping. The British shipping firm of Jardine Matheson and Co has received a permit to send a ship to that Red-held port. The Communist*: do^ed Shanghai to al' shipping last month afier tvo freighter*
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    Russians speed up E. Europe re-arming
    186 1 LONDON. MOUu RUSSIA was yesterday* reported to be hast -j enins the streamlining', of her satellite armies ink F tern Europe as thei West's attention M fOCTSKd on the Far East! Report! reachlnf dtp tic qaarteri m Loncvir >ii«^ that 35 or more ri:
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    'Economy gone mad
    83 1 WASHINGTON. M THE C.1.0 Ame mtrnJO mm) union orgamsaUoo, yo;--terd?y branded! a recoma ed cut m aid to bark aa it countries a> "economy gone which WOttM fuir.'.sLi 'indnect aid to tne Ki-n.-lin Tli" Congress of Ind tona sent to the &fii<' c Appropriate am Cmmmade these
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 The last is. battali mi MM ('hona-ii today fit il» way back to the naia I riean force ASDFASDF ASDFASDF ASDFSDAF A.P
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    Journey Across Europe
    872 2  - Journey Across Europe ERIC BOURNE By •THERE is always a sense of relief when you slip over the border from post-war Germany into Switzerland. It is "good-bye" to the sinister reminders still evident on all hands of Germany's w&r and the aftermath of defeat; "good-bye" to the atmosphere of occupation:
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    Hara-Kiri Dramas
    169 2 lIARA-KIRI con- tinuea to be prevalent vi Japan despite a facade of Western culture and ideas. No matter what cu- nils religious origin is attributed to this passim for suicide, almost every example has a certain histrionic element. One such reported by R.cnard Hughes cODeemi bullet -headed schoolmaster
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    ICE-CREAM 'TESTERS'
    201 2 pLOODS of appli cations poured m to a lending icecream manufactory m Sydney, Australia, recently when tlic company advertised for tasters l<> try <»ut ;i new product. Aspirants for this novf 1 career had to be between the ages ot eight and eighteen— but they were promised ali
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    Shrunken Heads Are In Demand
    256 2  - Shrunken Heads Are In Demand SAUL PETT ADSFASADASDFSDAFSDFASDF NEW YORK: i\emand is running ahead of supply m the shrunken heads market. Fakes are available, but the real thing the orange size d, long-haired human head from the Jivaro Indians m Ecuador scarce. This grim economic note comes from Julius Carlebach,
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      131 2 ffwW IM^PiT"<r JjrWTOvVL'iiftCTa?^"' -^r^y^^ "•Wyjj^ Sv^flfipft?'^*!*''^ ■*^^^^W^*^*^" SINGAPORE Emererencv news from K.L. J at 10 a.m 484 and 41.7 metres (BLUE NETWORK! TODAY 9.35 a.m. Lor the Schools; 10 Emergency NV.vs from Kuala Lumpur: 10.50 Prof. Shrimpwhis-kri-s adventures; II Programmes m Malay: l pm. Monday Matinee —The George Barnes Ocette
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      291 2 4.47 '"From the London Editorials i BBC i. 4.55. Interlude; 5 "Ring t'p the Curtain"- Music from the Theatre; 5.45 "The Debate Continues" »BBO: 6 Indonesian: News and Programmes iBBCt; 30 News m Cantonese 'bBC>: 6.45 "IfUSiC In Miniature"; 7 IS NeWI In French < BBC > 7.30 English Half-Hour
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      435 2 This is where *»r_ tm y^- "The craftsman of today just behaviour of the modem gen"With the barbarians pressing han't the stamina to gothrough, tration When Imm on the Empire's frontiers, the it h a big iob to the end.'*' m m whole future of Western civil- > oMn ,rl
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    SHE CALLED MAID 'BAD GIRL'
    394 3 SHE CALLED MAID 'BAD GIRL' To pay £750 for slander DUBLIN, Monday. jtfRS. Van der Elst, campaigner against capital 11 punishment, was ordered m the High Court, Dublin, to pay £750 damages for slandering her former maid. Mrs. Rosaleen Doyle, of Kiltieran, Co. Dublin, complained that Mrs. Van der Elst
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    31 3 An autor ik running on a tl fni tier, peat and developed (.<. Ti.ui engineer Hans fiMliritl ol I tenfoehring, B^ Jr Here he is eat (hunks of the for hii motor.
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    English inns install rifle ranges
    59 3 English inns install rifle ranges are gradumd ciubs i o rerifle darker of around the is ftrinf :s done al tube. to instal a Bateson it Devizes, :s of home can put ie bar coun- >t pace> uls "down fcl_ competlth ugh not Of the bar vo other vm— \nd
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    EX-NAZIS SAY 'NEVER AGAIN'
    32 3 of HitWehrmacht iz nn said v take m a army or the force. ol Fi'.-mei said In :he old Id never be i mm German -iinst East- U.P.
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    China sends j commissars to Tibet
    136 3 China sends j commissars to Tibet LONDON. Mon. COMMUNIST radio reports indicated that Red I China had secured a foothold m "Shangri La." land ol Tibet, by installing commis- sars m Buddhist monasteries i near the Tibetan capital. The Red radio reported the abbots of the Sakya Lamasery, near Tibet's
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    42 3 •Just what you'd expect,' says Cornel van Reosburg right). 'Women are never on time, Cornel's twin sister, Doris, arrived seven days after he was born, a source of some pride to the parents of Johannesburg, South Africa. Both babies are perfectly normal.
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    BAN ON A-BOMB
    38 3 The International Red Cross Committee has disclosed that the U.S.. Britain and Canada were among the 27 nations which had replied to the committee's world wide appeal to governments ro outlaw atomic weapons. j A.P.
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    CALL FOR TALKS
    34 3 The Indonesian government has invited the Dutch government to call a special conference on minister level to discuss whether West New Guinea will remain Dutch or be annexed by Indonesia.— A.P.
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    GREECE CUT OFF
    27 3 Greece was cut off from 'he rest of the world by cable and telephone for the second day y,isterday by a communication strike. U.P.
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    U.S. CONSIDERS CHIANG PLEA
    234 3 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE United States is considering the Chinese Nationalist appeal for a modification of President Truman's order that Chian* Kai Shek's forces cease all operations against the ommunist held mainland of China. In ordering the 7th Fleet to block any Communist attempt to invade Fonru._a.
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    TOURISTS CAUSE HIRE CAR BOOM
    164 3 LONDON, Mon. TONDON car -hire firms aie booked up months ahead and the boom is caused b/ the biggest rush from tourists ever experienced. One firm which runs 500 drive-yourself and chaufteurdriven cars, said that most oi their clients were American.* Most visitors prefer to
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    MILKMAN WAS 'IN LOVE'
    54 3 WEARIED by the confusion m her milk deliveries a, King's Cross woman m Sydney asked why sometimes the money wo.'ld be taken and no bottle left; why sometimes she would get the bottle and the money. The milkman hun^ his head and said: 'Yeah —I' n
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    SEAMEN'S STAND
    24 3 The Communist-controlled Federal Executive of the Australian Seamen's Union has decided that Australian merchant seamen will not transport war materials to Korea.
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    EDUCATION TALKS
    23 3 Delegates from 48 countries were present at the opening session of the 13th International Conference on Public Education m Geneva Reuter
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    NEW NAVAL FORCE
    28 3 Sir Edward Winging Twining, Governor of Tanganyka, and Mr. J. D. Rankine, Acting Governor of Kenya, inaugurated the East African Naval Force at Mombasa. A.P.
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    BEITEH THAN EVER
    25 3 BE I TEH THAN EVER The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission has informed the Senate that production of atomic weapons is better now than ever. A.P.
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    Ex-servicemen build their own homes
    160 3 BIRMINGHAM. Mon. ENCOURAGED by the sue- i cess achieved by the Brighton ex Servicemen's Housing Society Ltd., ex- j servicemen In Birmingham have formed a similar organi- j satlon— the Birmingham Ad- j vance (ex-Servicemen's) Housing Society. A group of Post Office workers at Dollis
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    Jap imilations
    61 3 LONDON. Mon. gRITAIN has made representations to Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur. Supreme Commander m Japan, about Japanese imitations of British textile designs, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, secretary for Overseas Trade, has said m the of House of Commons. Mr. Bottomley said: "Where the complaint has been found to be
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    Bridge Hands
    309 3 1 Both sides vulnerable North dealer,, rpHIS was a deal that caused excitement m a home team-of-four match. You may prei fei some other way of react-in- the slam- -or perhaps you shouldn't reach it at all. However, it isn't a bad contract, and the fact is both
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    Cottage products for America
    41 3 A COMMITTEE has been appointed by the government to develop the export of Indian cottage Industry products and handicrafts to the United States. The committee will be alloted 50.000 rupees iUSSIO.--000) to buy goods m India A.P
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    Cathedral lost its diamonds
    242 3 LONDON, Monday. OEVKRAL hours after it had been reported missing, the great diamond-studded silver cross from the high altar of Exeter Cathedral was found m a meadow on the London -Exeter road minus the diamonds. Thieves broke into the Cathedral, orove off with the cross, and
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    Extra $ notes for Formosa
    214 3 Extra notes for Formosa TAIPEH, Monday. /CHINESE Nationalists have decided to increase Formosa's note issue, but emphasized this was m no sense an inflationary move The present note issue has been kept below the 200,000,000 Formosan dollars, for which there is full sold backing. Under the decision, the issue will
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    Stray dogs for meat factory
    108 3 Stray dogs for meat factory BANGKOK. MOO. COR the past month residents of Bangkok, as veil as the City Fathers, have been engaged m a con'ioversy involving a newlyopened dog meat factory and one of ihe city's oldest ;.nd greatest problems— the disposal of the innumerable stray dogs which roam
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    AUTHOR, WIFE FOUND SHOT
    67 3 JOHN Guy Gilpatrick. 54. author of the well-known Glenconnon stories and his wife. Maude Bouise. 52. haw their home at Santa Barbara been .found fatally shot m Calilornia. The Coroner listed the case as murder and suicide commit t?d by the author. Mrs. Gilpitrick's body was
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    MILDER BIOS ON RUSSIAN ADVISERS
    139 3 MILDER BIOS ON RUSSIAN ADVISERS HONG KONG, Mom A FREQUENT attempts om the lives of Soviet ad- visers m Canton were reported by Chinese messages from the Kwangtung provincial capital. The latest attempt mm made, recently, according 'o a report, by an unidentified Chinese who fired s^ver t shots at
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    New designs for Indian coins
    120 3 New designs for Indian coins BOMBAY. MEW Indian coins, comn' ly novel m 4e*tp_ 1 t< js-vrd on Au^. r>. the th Anniversary of Indian Ind.prn.de nee. Millions of these new •■oins of various denominations now beins turn°d out at Bombay mint. All the new rail rupee down to i
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    DEFEAT FOR SOCIALISTS
    58 3 THE first resulls ot > day'* Slate etocUotU Bchieswig-Hoatdu, West G» many's northernmost and poorest State, foreshad the downfall of the Social Democratic Government Eanv roir.ts shoved rev siderabie gains for the moderate right-ving parties ot the Bonn coalition, i... new Refugee Party, formed by destitute refugeei
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    REGENT ACCEPT
    24 3 Toe Rt-gent of liuq. Abdul Llah. na^ accep ed ihe Invitation of Lbe Gov» General of Pakistan X waja Nazimuddin. Pakistan. Reuter
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    24 3 The British Medial A- elation yesterday called ft r t crusade against tttOrrculosK which it described v B-i--tains No. 1 rriblie health problem Reuter
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  • The Singapore Free Press MONDAY, July 10. 1950.
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      A vital week
      238 4 frHIS coming week may v ell be among the si vital m modern history. For it will proI ably be a decisive one In the battle for Korea id world peace. TOdajl American reinforcements and heavy equipment arf poised ready to throw their weight into the battle
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      MR. HEALY
      260 4 1171 Malayans are well aware of the shortcomings of our film censor. Mr. Jack Evans The fact that be was nearly instrumental m denying us the right to see l tc i a splendid film as "All The King s Men" does little to endear him to vs—m
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    Korea Is A Warning To Malaya
    1534 4  - Korea Is A Warning To Malaya HALL ROMNEY -LONDON LETTER By THE sun shone brightly on the morning of Sunday, June 25, and Mr. Tehi Chav Van, his wife and four children, m their home at 49 Bi vanston Square, wore looking forward to their first day together m the
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    44 4 Worla heavyweight _*OJ I Lee Savoid fectly at ease m this picture as he trial he 9 a m Rotten Row, Hyde Park, London. His companions are Cal McC the 8.8.C. programme 'Riders of the Range: and Terry, re strel. whose home is Dublin.
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    'WARE THE 'BLUE ARMY'
    310 4  -  LAN COLVIN Says EHFTY more deserters recently fled to the West from the blue-clad army of German military police, known as the "People's Police" of Extern Germany. This corps hitherto regarded as the weakest ink m the whole Soviet military system and a vital target m
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    FINANCIAL RUIN IN JAVA
    374 4  - FINANCIAL RUIN IN JAVA Marc T. Greene i By JAKARTA, Java: THE condition of 30.000,000 peasants and workers m Java and some millions more m Sumatra, and The Celcoes is probably worse today than it has been for 100 years. This is the result, mainly, of the halving of the
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    There will be no world war Yet
    429 4  -  HAL BOYLE says NEW YORK: IS this the start of a Uiird world war 9 That is the question that touches most American hearts today as new..* pours m of the fighting m far Korea, the Ireland of the Orient*. I believe the
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    24 5 picture. -BORNE receiving the M.Se. degree from Chased r Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. at the first ne University of Malaya on Saturday. Free Press
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    Radio phones to fight smugglers
    66 5 Radio phones to fight sm ugglers Free Pr t «>- Mart Reporter LLPHONE apparatus is to be used m I <..ir on smuzslers. Seven sets are exthc Inited Kingdom at the end of this ill be ed m the launches of the 1 ment. I at Mr C I T"
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    VRT CLASS
    11 5 T A Class Alliance F ta to be held
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    S.I.T. ASKED TO RELAX RULES
    409 5 'Let relatives of tenants stay 9 Free Press Staff Reporter JHE Singapore Improvement Trust Evictions Board has recommended to the Trustees that intimate relatives who have been given accommodation by tenants of Trust premises should be allowed to stay wherever possible. The Evictions Board is
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    30 5 picture. STORES bein? loaded H. M.v Cn.corn m Singapore _5 T V aircraft repair carrier, due to stay here for another »«ks. his been ordered to Japanese waters. Free Press
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    BOYS' CLUB' LIKE HAUNTED HOUSE'
    213 5 BOYS' CLUB LIKE HAUNTED HOUSE' rree Press Mart Reporter THE km of the Jalan Eunos Boys' Club premises by the Social Welfare Department as a feeding centre m the mornings has brought about a serious iecrease m the daily attendance of club members. The clubhouse is m a ible state.
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    DRIXEKS FINED
    30 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun.—Two lorry drivers. Khoo Choo Moh and Tan Siew Seng, were each fined $100 m the Bagan Seral Court for carry.: l loads on th^ir lorries
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    Air traffic boom in Singapore
    280 5 Free Press Staff Reporter SEVENTY -TWO thousand and two hundred people from all over the world arrived, departed from or passed through Kalian? and Tengah airports last year. Singapore civil aviation authorities told the Free Press yesterday. Mail handled by these two airports totalled 1.763.557
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    REP.'S RECORD-BREAKING COMEDY
    316 5 REP.'S RECORD- BREAKING COMEDY NOT M bad.' comments Elvot Chase on the view across the bay In Noel Coward's 'Private Lives' now being made public by the S ngapore Repertory Company •n the Victoria Memorial Hal] But John I'orbesSempill might well have been commenting .on the attendance at the first
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    38 5 picture. SSR. H. N. Truscott. new secretary to the Australian Commissioner m Malaya, who has arrived m Singapore on Saturday on the liner Maetsuckyer from Australia, with Mrs. Truscott and their two children, Marilyn and Janice Free Press
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    SAILING CONTEST
    32 5 picture. SNIPE Class dinghies just about to start the second race on Saturday between the Royal Singapore Yacht Club and the Royal Sailing Club of Tanjong Priok. Jakarta. Free Press
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    LEFT BAR FOR PLLPIT
    136 5 Free Press Staff Reporter A FORMER Penang E who has *urned c. man because he fe- "the Almighty cai more use of me than I can of myself," fa I In Singapore to join taff Of St. Andrew's Cathedral. He is 32-year-old Rev P El nephew
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    Scouting: anti-red bulwark
    97 5 Free Pre>^ MafT Reporter KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. ONE cf the best fht Communism is by at training— the culcation of habits of o'o dience self-rest-lianee and a wards true mar.'.: former Scour Commissioner for Malaya. Mr In an ancle cf "Scou" of m. bibes ter citizen and
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    Ice-cream control
    13 5 Ice-cream control FE MUNICH c I r r L Cr. H R H
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      41 5 MAILS Suriace mail is expecred Ifl Smzapore today from the Federation. Latest times for postin? surf.-cc mail at t'.ie G.PO. today are noon for Fonttmnak, Java. Christmas Island. Western Australia. Eastern Australia and NewZealand 'letters onlyi; 4.45 p.m. lor the Federation.
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    VARSITY TOUR TEAM LEAVES TODAY
    877 6  - VARSITY TOUR TEAM LEAVES TODAY TAN TOCK SAIK We're confident of winning at cricket' By ITNIVERSITY of Malaya's contingent of 25, comprising its cricket, hockey, tennis and badminton teams, leave Singapore by the Sirdhana today for Hong Kong highly hopeful regarding the outcome of their series of games m that
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    U.K. cricket scores
    85 6 U.K. cricket scores Close of play scorn In Saturday's English count] racket ebampionship matcnes \l Worthing. Sussex 416 for A 241, Cox 97) v CSI At Manchester. Derbyshire 181 ton 4 for 27 hire 100 lot 4 < Washbrooii At Oval. Kent 259 I Clark 58 5 for 77> .7
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    RAF Seletar move up two places
    282 6 RAF Seletar move up two places ONLY live matches were played during the past week m the S.A.F.A. Senior League Results were: R.A.F. Seletar bt. REME. one-nil; Casuals bt. Tamil Brotherhood Association five-nil; IRC. bt. S.R.C. s—l; R.A.F. Changi bt. Rovers one-nil; Royal Naw bt. SC.C. nine-nil. r'A.F. Seletar's victory
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    MRS. HARRISON RETIRES
    94 6 MRS Betty Hilton Harrison. Britain's leading woman tennis player, announced her retirement on Saturday from big-time tenShe said to reporters: "I have had my day. and m any case I do not think that marriage and tennis mix. I am settling down to a quiet domestic life.
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    ITALY WANTS WHITTAKER
    82 6 r\l WHITTAKER. manager of Arsenal, the Football Association Cupholder. said m London on his return irom R'.o de Janeiro yesterday that he expected shortly to receive an offer from Italy, who want him to look after their national :.am. "I know that the Italian Football Association have
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    PRACTICE SWIM
    39 6 VyiLLY van Rijsel. the 33--year-old Dutch swimmer, swam from Dungeness to Hythe. a distance of 13 miles, m seven hours yesterday as part of her training for her attempt next month to swim the B_tfl___ CttS-tDd. A.P.
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    Promoters should not lose heart
    596 6 By Free Press Boxing Reporter vyiTHIN a month we have seen the best boxing talent Singapore and the Federation can offer to the prize ring. The promoters made commendable this they suffered heavy financial loss. There is no doubt that Malayan boxers fail to draw
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    4 horses likely to be promoted
    251 6  -  TRESP ASSER By By PENNYWORTH and Congo, who on Saturday completed doubles at the Perak Turf Club July meeting:, will probably be sent up to Class 2. Both again won convincingly and look too good for their present class. Pennyworth. former CLISS 1 horse,
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    Brazil beat Sweden in World Cup
    91 6 ORAZII. pionship. Ed Sweden bj ane m Rio cipal Stacr In anotl match In 8a and Urugu; With two m the six-m: are lea;:., from Spa.:. each ol whom >.. Sweden, wh point Thursday Municipal E Brazil and 5 decide ttu Cup. If full
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    Italian wins car race
    30 6 Italian wins car race >"INO FAP S I di sna' terday Bari road I Fang: ar.: Br ta of TV 0." also i! hed 3-"> close;-.- foil Humb^r Reuter A.P.
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    ANOTHER EASY WIN FOR C.S.C.
    40 6 defeated ma t«.li tl G This s M success m tw I i the Nav\ I :r. ai CM goals Arrrv had led 3-0 a' and I Army fou^: I sne again IO Bin h
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    German Derby
    27 6 •yHE l vMI oy I naidt. the Charles 81l Liebesorhar. Kfcrtk v th- tolo rs Eri mile course a k to win s purw A.P.
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    TWELFTH OF AUGUST NOW READY
    452 7  - TWELFTH OF AUGUST NOW READY ALLAN LEWIS New horses impressive By ALTHOUGH the second and third tracks were opened at Bukit Timah this morning, things were quiet. The majority of outstation teams have arrived m Singapore and were seen doing slow work. Twelfth of August (J. Donnelly) again strode over
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    33 7 picture. .Mother and daughters shoot at the Naval Base Bowmen archery contest yesterday: From left to right: Miss D. R. Huijer, Mrs. Hartley Malayan women's champion) and Miss R. N Huijer. Free Press
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    Durai fails after good start
    181 7  -  VETERAN By Poh I m. and Cheung Hock Leng, by virtue their victoria last nigh, m the elimination have qualified for the Malayan badminton ships- m the men's singles event. Poh 1 mg Pan Tap and Hock Keng defeated > Durai Both matt lies ended
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    Australian Davis Cup team picked
    307 7  -  BEN PHLEGAR From II ARK V Hopman. non-playing captain of the reshuffled Australian Davis Cup tennis team, said yesterday that he ras ver> pleased with his boys' showing m the vTimMedon tournament, ihe Australians are on their wav to Canada for their first match m
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    YMCA tennis fixtures
    203 7 Fixtures for this week m thf vm c a (Stagap :t lamia .-.ment arc TUESDAY kMS X" Handicap singles: A Nairn I 3i v d. a. Weatherson (—30): Y. P. v. MJ) v Dr. F. Y. Khoo (—15.3.; II X San 30 3 v L. C. Oofa
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    S.C.F.A. TO HOLD TRYOUT
    96 7 Chinese Football A MM .ation selectors will choose tiie team to meet Sembilan Chinee m the M C F A Cup match at Jalan B» r Stadium on July 16 af'er their friendly gpme acain«;t Indian \>- cre?tion Club tomorrow on Urn BO D. p round.
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    A. Spencer making comeback
    141 7 A. Spencer making comeback \LBERT SPENCER, one of Malaya's best known jockeys until six months ago when he announced his retirement from the saddle, is to make a comeback. He is applying to the S R.A. for a renewal of his Jockefl licence. If his application is successful he w;li
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    3 TITLES FOR MISS BROUGH
    108 7 MISS Louise Brough 'Umtul States) won (three ti In the Wimbledon ten championships, which on Saturday. Results ol the remaining finals were: Wmmb'i sinslfs Miss Brough bt Mr* Margaret Dupont tU.S.) 6-1. 3-6. 6-1 Mrn\ doubles: J<hn Bromu let) and Adrian Quist (Aust.l bt Geoff
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    Mexico lead
    42 7 Mexico won the first two liie'r DttTi C tennii na un Sa e deteated the fifth and decidir. •e match suspended on Frid.r.ouing to rain S-7, 7-5 1-6. 6-1. 7-5 OocstaTa Palafox defeated Jcsr Acuer-. :-6 fi-J 6-1 *-3 A.P.
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S HORSE DIES
    30 7 MR. Winston Churchill's horse Canyon. which won his- first race and finished second in the only oth»-r race he ever ran. died .suddenly on Saturday. U.P.
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    34 7 piiiure. Henry Chan, 17-year-old boy of St. Andrew's School, Singapore, winning the Schools first three- mile cross-country run held at Alkaff Avenue last Thursday. His time was 18 mins. 15 sees. K. P. Low
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    INDIAN TEST PLAYERS DO WELL
    238 7 FOR his double feat of scoring 56 runs and taking five wickets for 65 L. Amarnaih. Indian Test player and Radcliffe. professional, was rewarded by the crowd w'th a £9 collection at the Lancashire League match against Middleton. Middloton. batting first. s^c-ed 202. Radcliffe had
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    57 7 !>'<-• lire. Firefly Class dinghies jockeying for positions hefoie the start of the fir c t race on Saturday between i^e Royal <:m gapore Yacht Cub and the Re a! Sailing Club cf Tanjong Friok. Jakarta R S.'iT.C scored a total ot '32.5 points .Ka.nst 82.1 hv the LHit^h tea»t.
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    WEIGHTS FOR SATURDAY
    469 7 WEIGHTS for Saturday, first day of the Singapore Turf Club July meeting: are: <l'-s 1. l;\ i, 6 I urs a ds Persian Lord 9 04 Tovdon <» no Bright Eyes 8.13 Graaiag x l! P»r«.stan 8 12 (irev Bloom X M Richmond 8.05 Bmoii 8.05 Glorify
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    Ratnayake's 9 for 52 did not stop S.R.C.
    582 7 5.C.A. TOURNAMENT IN* spite of some excellent bowling by the Colony medium pace buwler, W. Katnayake, who took nine S.R.C. wickets for 52 runs for the Colonials. S.K.C. beat Colonials by 10 wickets to take full points m their Senior Tournament tie
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    70-year-cld rower breaks record
    51 7 GEORGES Adam, 70-ye.tr-oid Frenchman of Boun. I ro'.ved across tiie Channel from Boulogne to Fo.k.harbour In a light rui I skiff yesterday m 6 h i M mins. Adam beat his own rious record for the c of 7 h..s 45 mins he accomplished m 1905.
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    Basketball star dies in Manila
    78 7 ELEUTERIO Go. Phiupi Clunese ba>kelba:i who died m an accident no Wednesday, was buried terday at the Clunese Ct tery following inip.es funeral rites. Thirty-year-ohi Go known as Go Kong K. J played for the Shanghai Tjl Kung-pao team which uured Malaya, Indonesia and the
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    TIGER S.S. WIN TABLE TENNIS
    94 7 TIGER Sporting Association. beat Chinese Sports Association 'Red' team 5—4 m I the Singapore senior Intel I club table tennis final at the j Great World on Saturday Results (Tiger S. A p.. mentioned first': Chua X m I Heain bt Chan Poh Til <
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    EASTERN ZONE IN DAVIS CUP
    53 7 A NEW as the ti stei n Z< been created for the Ural I m the Davis Cup competition. 7". J Chinna D <»f the Zo: I mi -he Davis Cup pied m« London last "Thurs Chinna Durai. PV J Secretary All-in i T\ this
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    PENANG CHINESE GIVEN HARD FIGHT
    47 7 PENANG CHINESE GIVEN HARD FIGHT PENANG C\)i:. s< b Chinese d th. ir Malayan Chinee* Association Cup Penang fest4 Perak gave a display, making th< str Penang side fight hard victory Perak opened u.h CL' minute Pen throu > Poh Aun a Mtmite before Hock EN goal resump!.'
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    Crossed Channel in kayak
    54 7 Crossed Channel in kayak IjiDERL Rolf I 25 of J Paris paddl kayak s t heChannel rs. Eear who Mid bg has served 11 ;n the Fren.h merchant navy, the trip near Le Ha He plans U back from Dover tv L •:i go on to BUM t where he
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      63 7 Today s sporf SOCCEB: Snr. he: R.F.M F. v lamil B.A. at Jalan Besar: Jnr. A2: S.H.B. Aux. Police v S.C.E.A. al Gevlang: Jnr. Al: BODCA A y R. Keppel Board at ROD. ATHLETICS: A.A.A. Triangular meet on padang 5 p.m.: Fairjield Girl's School Sports, Nell Road, 8 a.m. LAWN
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    BIRTH
    23 8 UNU Un T.jO at Onenl k to Dinnie mcc Rozells) of Robert Ong. 6 Parkstcne 1 d i >on Gerard. Both well
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    99 8 THE ENGAGEMENT Is ant act d between Mr. Lav Kienj 1.D.5.. eldest son of Mr. Lav Koon Soo, and Miss Chia Ah Kirn, younger da -Mhtrr cf Mr*. Chia Eng Say ur:d the \Me Mr Chia Eng Say. THE ENGAGEMENT is announced on 6th Ju!v between Mr. Iv na
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    DEATHS
    40 8 IN SOON TECK family who sent wreaths !ls tte. A attested the funeral red fattier who died i X I a P. r t\ Gfa I hv band of Eve J of Malacca and ri Scuba] r of Perak
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    SENATOR FLAYS U.S. FAILURES
    365 8 SENATOR FLAYS U.S. FAILURES 'Always left to Uncle Sam 9 WASHINGTON, Monday. A MERICAN action m Korea has been a series of atrocious failures and a monument or tombstone to ineptness and bungling", suid Senator Alexander Wiley, Republican, Wisconsin, m Washington m a blistering attack on the Government's handling of
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    49 8 BLOOD (iIFT In the shadow of the giant guns of the I.S. Battleship Missouri, an American Red Cross "bloodmobile" unit takes blood donations from the vessel's 1.800 officers and men m New York. A midshipman relaxes on a stretcher after g iving his quota, while a nurse attends another.
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    BARONETTOLD TO CLOSE CLUB
    258 8 BARONET TOLD TO CLOSE CLUB 2IR Alexander Hay Seton, ae,td 45, tenth baronet 'of Abercorn. and his 18-year-old wife, Lady Flavia Seton. sat m the small, 335.-a-\veek bedsitting room which has become their new home. They moved m after bei.i^ ordered to leave i nearby Carr Hill Hotel. Kirkham. Lanes,
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    6 DEAD IN JAMAICA
    40 8 A wounded crewman has died, bringing the total number of dead on the British cruiser Jamaica to six. Five men were killed and three wounded when a North Korea shell hit the cruiser on Saturday. U.P
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    'HEAR SCIENCE FIRST'—HAHIN
    59 8 'HEAR SCIENCE FIRST'— HAHIN DR. Otto Hahn. German atomic* physicist, nested yesterday thai sell be heard before vita] Int national po itlcal decisl are made. Dr. Harm, whf sp.ke at \h> opening of the intern itioruil hibinon of chemical apparatus Frankfurt. s.mi mtch iev^lopii :.■> atomic bomb had h: ..'i'-.i!
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    CZECHS CHANGE POET'S POLITICS
    374 8 CYPRUS, Monday. ANDREAS (iavris. '^5-year-old ('vyrus poet and journalist, and his wife Aspasia (iavris, have just returned to Cyprus after 1»» months' "nightmare stay" behind the Iron Curtain. Before he left Cyprus for Czechoslovakia m January 1949, Gavris was the editor of the leftwing newspaper Anexartitos
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    11 8 Ye should n^ver throw lighted cigjrettes run door an' nip it!
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    U.K. troops ready to man lorries
    173 8 U.K. troops ready to man lorries LONDON. Mon. THOUSANDS of Midlers and airmen were dratted tc London yesterday ready to man essential transport services if 30.000 lorry drivess sLop work m a tinea.' strike. The stoppage, called by unofficial leaders m rapport Of higher pay demands, is aimed at all
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    ACTING PREMIER
    42 8 Un me ere of his departure for Europe. Egypt's Premier Mustafa El Nahas Pasha, yes terday appointed a senior CaDihcT^nc 7 mhei'. OsmarnMo^ harram Pasha. Minister of Public Works, to be Acting Prime Minister during his six weeks' absence.- Reuter
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    'CLASSIFIED' INFORMATION
    45 8 THE United States Army has clamped down on 4n4o««uUon^aJkuj4-4h£-^^ status of factories which might quickly be converted Io production of military materials. Such information, it was stated yesterday, was now 'classified," meaning it was I m one of several categories of secrecy, Reuter
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    NATS.' DREAM OF RETURN TO NANKING
    178 8 TAIPEH, Monday J^AIPEH is likely to play the same role m a new global conflict as Chungking did m World War II Once again the hopes of the Nationalist Government for a return to Nan Kin? depend lartrelv on the success of Western arms
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    U.S. HAS NEW ANTI-TANK WEAPON
    119 8 U.S. HAS NEW ANTI-TANK WEAPON NEW YORK, Mdll. DR. V. Busii. a KteoUft said yesterday tul new land v which could make ihoj I ol heavily armoined Ruttter tanks could be In productior m six months. 'How fast it will be» put into production depends upon how much pressure is
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    No let-up by China
    66 8 No let-up by China THE Chinese Nationalist Foreign Minister, G Yeii. yesterday stresse I I Uonalist Qhina's detenni tion to fight intern; 'i I Communism to the bitter end slid upiioid C .o reignty m Formosa. In a broadca c t to O Chinese be called Pre-idt n; Truman's Maemer.t
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    STRIKE THREAT
    37 8 The Israel Medical Association announced yesterday that doctors employed by the government m all institutions run by the Ministry of Health would strike on July 20 unless their demands for higher salaries are granted A.P.
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