Malaya Tribune, 2 July 1948

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    60 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya tH"""'» Sinniltnneoushf '"LW Ipoh d Peyton g Telegram*: "Tribune kVfHWe." Telephone 5811 (9 line.'). W*&t^\*\U\S SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd.. Talbot House,
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    "CONCENTRATION CAMPS" FOR MALAYAN REDS URGED
    1238 1 GOVT. ACCUSED of DILA TORINESS Lords Discuss Federation Terrorism LONDON, July I.— The House of Lord,, discussed the security position Malaya late tonight. ird Aihvyn, Conservative, asked if the state of emergency was not late lly declared there. There had been murders a year
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    IMPORTANT ARREST
    38 1 Acting on information last light, the C.I.D. arrested a Chinese named Ng Kam Liok .vho is believed to be connected with a recent robbery in Paya Lebar in which cash and iroDcrty worth $6,000 were stolen.
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    Pilot Shot Dead In Mid-Air
    60 1 U.P. ISTANDUL, July I.—Bulgarian anti-Communist passengers today seized control of a twin-engined plane and shot dead the resisting pdot in a mid-air gun battle, and then forced the surviving members of the crew to fly them on to Turkey, it was disclosed today. Three of
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    Gang Raids Town
    102 1 (Tribune Staff Reports.) .Johore Bahru, Today. A large party of gangster?, stated to be Chinese, armed with tommy guns, sten guns, rides and revolvers, raided the lown of Kulai, 21 miles from Johore Bahru. this morning at about 6 o'clock. The party attacked the police -station and
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    8 DIE IN BLAZING ITALIAN PLANE
    51 1 Reuter. BRUSSELS. July 1 Eight >eoplc including four passcn (ers. were killed when ar italian plane crashed and burs', nto flames at Koerbergen neai lere today. Four survivors were unhurt The plane was divert'-d because of bad visibility. and •vcishot the small landing ;trip.
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    INDIA TO EMPLOY JAP TECHNICIANS
    53 1 U.P. TOKIO. July I. India hopes to get the services ol at least 200 Japanese technicians for her industries within the next year under a special arrangement witn SCAP in the absence of a peace treaty for Japan. D. G Mulherkar, the Indian Government's rTradd
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    POLICE FIRE ON SWEEPERS
    51 1 Reuter. BOMBAY, July 1: Police ired on a crowd of 1.000 sweepers including women who lemonstrated here this aftcrloon demanding the release of -ome sweepers in police custody. The demonstrators threw atones at the police when they vcrc pushed back and this led to the filing.
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    LARGEST AIRFIELD
    25 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. July 1— Hi* world's largest airfield, th-' 1.900-acre New York International Airport at lulewild. was opened officially today.—; ftenf c
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    "Artificial Heart" Claim Ridiculed
    60 1 U.P. MOSCOW. July 1. The Communist Party mayazine. Culture and Life, today knocked down recent claims that Soviet scientists have perfected the artifical heart. The publication characterized as 'Vulgar and sensational" the article wherein a Soviet doctor, Vladimir Denvkhov, was credited with keeping a dog alwe
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    2 SHOT IN THIS CAR
    44 1 The bullet-riddled ear occupied by four members of the Johore Police which wmt attacked by gangsters on We*inesday. One bullet penetrated the front door of the ear and hit the driver on the thigh Another policeman was also wnnided.
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    GENT: "DIFFERENCES" WITH SERVICE CHIEFS
    220 1 U.P. LONDON. Jul it I. WcU informed Whitehall sources today state that Sir Edward Gent, High Commissioner for Malaya, had decided to resign because of differences with Service chiefs on steps against trouble-makers in Milaua. Sir Edward is expected In London tomororr. when he reports
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    35 HELD IN GAMING RAID
    44 1 A raid conducted by the Gambling Suppression Department of the C.I D. last nigh' on a house in Pagoda Street resulted in the arrest of 35 Chinese. This number is believed to be a record for a single day.
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    When Churchill 'Exploded'
    105 1 Reuter. NEW YORK. July I.— Tolay's instalment in Colliers Magazine of the memoirs of rlaryy Hopkins, personal as istant to President Rooseveli. illeged that the British i Chiefs of Staff suspected I 'Roosevelt trick to shift th.- responsibility," when General 1 3ir Archibald Waveli was appointed Allied
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    INDIA SOVIET TRADE TALKS
    43 1 NEW DELHI. July 1 -The r.dian Government will begin rade talks soon with Russia. Jugoslavia and Switzerland, t was learned here today. The lovernment is also understood o be examining draft commercial treaties with the Jnited States and China.
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    PROTEST REJECTED
    56 1 Reuter. SAN FRANCISCO, Juiy 1 The credentials committee of the International Labour Or- ganisation today unanimously j rejected objections to the 1 workers delegates of India. Greece and the Argentine. The protest was lodged by Ithe All-Indian Trade Union Congress, the Indian Federa- tion of Labour and by
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    ESTATE OWNER KILLED
    125 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Johore Bahru. Today. A Chinese was shot by five armed Chinese who carried three rifles and two revolvers at Bekok. Labis district, at 8.45 last night. They demanded money from him, and when he refused, he was shot. When he fell j Lwo more
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    2 WOMEN ON HURT CHARGE
    77 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. July I.—Two women were remanded in custody hero today on charges of! causing in-jury to Miss Heathei j Turner, aged 29. of Aldeburgh Suffolk, secretary of St, Step-j hen's Hospital, Delhi, who was admitted to her own hospital with head injuries earlier
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    FINNS GO TO THE POLLS
    43 1 HELSINKI. July 1- OlDdais estimated tonigiu that aj recora number 01 Finns voted today in the first day of the two-day Finnish general elections. The elections today were also one of the quiete.;* ar.d freest in Finland's Mflcry.—
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    TITO 'INSULTED'
    30 1 U.P. LONDON, July 1. The Yugoslav news agency tonight accused Albania of "insults" to Yuyislavia because Albanian authorities ordered pictures of Marshall Tito to be taken down —U.P.
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    ELEANOR SAYS 'NO'
    26 1 U.P. New York, July 1. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt said today that she "has no intention whatsoever of running for any public office." U.P.
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    SIR EDWARD'S SUCCESSOR
    95 1 Virtual confirmation of the reports that Sir ttiaV j ward Gent will not re- j turn to Malaya have given point to specula- J tions as to who is to j succeed him. Unofficial reports hai I the Federation men lion j the name of Sir A.
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    QUAKE WIPES OUT TOWN
    91 1 U.P. ATHENS. July I. EartV. quake and tidal wave on Wednesday destroyed mast of the 2.600-year-old town of on the island of the same name off the west coast of Greece. They wiped out S nearby village and badly damaged three other towns. Messages from the
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    NO CONSULTATION WITH REPUBLICANS
    77 1 Reuter. ALB AN, New York. J ly 1 Governor Thomas E lXv.ey Republican Presidential can didate. scid today the biparti san foreign policy he found MT in I<*44 has apphed m tnmain, only to United Nation: affairs in othei fields of fo. eign affairs. There had
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    FIVE-YEAR PLAN FOR YUGOSLAVIA
    41 1 Reuter. BELGRADE, July 1 j Yu £oslav today launched a 1 500 000.000 dinar (£17.500 OOv, loan for its five year plan >ait of which was cuticiset is "too hasty" by the Comin form this week. Reuter.
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    NO ROBBERIES
    12 1 There were no reports of robberies in Singapore last night
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    Distress In Malaya "Not Prevalent"
    152 1 Reuter. LONDON, July I, Mr. David Roes William*, Under Secretary for the Colonies, said in Parliament today that it was misleading to suggest that distress was prevalent in Malaya though there is of course room for improvement of conditions there as everywhere else." 1 am
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    Arabs Reject Peace Plan
    173 1 Reuter. CAIRO. July I.—The Arabs today rejected the peace proposals of United Nations mediator Count Folke Bernadotte "because they cannot accept the existence of a Jewish state." the Transjordan Premier. Tewnk Abulhuda Pasha, explained. The Arab League reply will "leave the door open" for further contacts
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    HOME MINISTER'S WIFE DIES
    26 1 U.P. LONDON, July i. Mrs. Lilian Ede, wife of Home Secretary Mr. Chuter Ede. died at her home in Surrey loday. U.P.
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    2 Held In Grenade Incident
    155 1 (Tribune Staff Reports > Two of four persons arrested by the Singapore Criminal Investigation Department under the Emergency Regulations last night are alleged to have been concerned in the th t owing of a hand grenade in Delhi i Street off Anson Road, on I
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      25 1 TODAY'S WEATHER Rather cloudy, gradually becoming fair. Risk ol showers tomorrow morning Temperatures In past 24 hours: Max. 90.8 deg Mm. 72 deg. Rainfall: 0.5"
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    ROAD CHECKS IN SINGAPORE
    59 2 For a .second time this week Singapore Police carried out seai°hep on roads throughout the city. Last night, on the highways, passing traffic was subjected to Police checks. The search was part of the Singapore campaign to maintain the secuiity of the Colony in the face
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    2 Bodies, Loot Found In Bandits' Camp
    426 2 In the Jerantut operation, a recently occupied open-air camp in the jungle four miles from Jerantut has been discovered, states a police communique. Most of the loot taken from Jerantut and the dead bodies o* the two kidnapped Chinese were found. The police
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    S.H.B. POLICE OFFICER DIES IN CRASH
    120 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. C. E. Lloyd, an auxiliary police officer, attached to the Singapore Harbour Board Police was killed in a bad smash-up collision between his motor bicycle and a STC bus that occurred at the i junction of Stamford Road and Hill
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    Charity Pageant Success
    149 2 J.S.L. The opening night of the I Charity Pageant of Beauty and Fasnion at Raffles Hotel yesI terday was a stupendous sueI cess. David Lyttle made a I super-compere and interspersed his facts with a knowledge of the period represented by the I beauties of fashion. In
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    NEW PARCEL POST RATES
    40 2 The Postmaster General, Malaya, announces that revised Parcel Post rates to a number of oversea countries will be introduced with effect from July 12. Details of the revised rates may be obtained from any Post Office.
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    40-YEAR-OLD CHINESE BATTERED TO DEATH
    266 2 BANDITS ADOPT NEW METHOD [Tribune Staff Reporter] JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday night: Johore bandits employed a new method of killing when, instead of shooting the victim, four Chinese torced their way into a hut at the 25th mile Pontian Road, abducted a 40-year-old Chinese, a night-soil
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    Surrender Of Illegal Ration Cards
    242 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A NEW FOOD CONTROL LEGISLATION WILL BE PUBLISHED TODAY MAKING IT COMPULSORY TO SURRENDER ALL ILLEGAL RATION CARDS WITHIN FORTNIGHT. Anyone leaving the -Colony for the Federation for more than seven days, and failing to notify the Food Control Department, will also
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    MALAY RULERS ENTERTAINED
    51 2 Five Malay Rulers the Sultans of Kelantan, Trengganu. Pahang, Kedah and Perak were guests at a dinner and dance party given in their honour by Mr. Phang Cheng Yean, Director of the United Company Bank and the Batu Pahat Bank, a t No. 1, Balmoral Road, last
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    Social Welfare Nothing New
    635 2 "It is not only in Singapore but in the world generally that the use of the words 'social welfare' is an innovation to cover ideas and practices which have prevailed for centuries, but basically the idea of social welfare, namely, the organisation of effort in order
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    KATHI FOR XMAS IS.
    17 2 Musa bin Dikin hast be.mi appointed to be a Kathi for Chhristmas Island.
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    SALARY SCHEME REVISION UNSATISFACTORY-GCSU
    311 3 T! government Clerical Sei vices Union decided yesterday to lodge a vigorous protest with the Government against salary scheme revision proposed for the conrral Clerical Servicc. S*V-r or r--1 ,la resolution to nt to reconsider ',i evision of salary percentage in- minimum and r 1 alaries
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    AGED CHINESE SENT TO JAIL
    184 3 A 65-year-old elderly woman, Lee Kooi, and a 20-year-old youth, Ben Pee Tow. were produced before the Second District Court Judge, Mr. A. D. Farrell, yesterday on charges of illegaL possession of opium. Evidence revealed that Lee ICooi was arrested on June 30 Iq a
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    Singapore Is HQ. For Pacific Fleet
    237 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) formally become, ihh shore HQ of the British with th< arrival in t/;c Colony yesterday morn- <!,, a.and* i-in-Chief. Admiral Sir Denis Boyd, <>\ Sir VewJU is at Admiralty House ,n o,m+ nti rom the Royal i Regiment and All Force
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    Two On Armed Robbery Charge
    122 3 Two young Chinese, who wfT«' am sted lecently, appeared on tentative armed robbery charges before Seventh Magistral.- A. G. Shears, yesterday. The first Lim Eog (19) of [ar Road, was alleged to robhed a compatriot a.. the point of a knife of $99 er Meatier
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    Sapper For Trial At Assizes
    154 3 Pte. Chew Yew Ghee (20) of the Engineers' Training Centre, Kluang, was committed for trial at the next Assizes or an armed robbery charge at the conclusion of a preliminary inquiry held before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, yester- day. Chew, who was defended by
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    Katong Music Circle Concerts
    313 3 (Tribune Woman Reporter) That Singapore people can appreciate good music was dearly proved by the large ■tteadaace at the Juda bio;piano and violin concert Tefsday Bight at the Memorial Hail !lu com t it, it will pa reneaibered, was sponsored >y Katong Music Ciicle in with
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    Mechanisation For Canning Industry
    373 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malaya fruit canning Industry will progress a.furth step torward with the arrival In the Federation shortly of machinery for the mechanical manufacture or cans, Mr. C. t Courtenay. adviser lo the Federation Government on th p appie industry, the yesterday Mr. Courtenay, who
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    Singapore Printers' Union Elections
    99 3 The following are the new office bearers of the Singapore Printers* Union for the ensuing year: Trustees: Mr. O. Sarangapany, Mr. T. K. Gann and Mr. Khoo Teng Soon; President: Mr. G. Retnamani; Vice Presisident: Mr. G. Suppiah; Gen. Secretary: Mr. A. Jayaram; Asst. Secretary: Mr.
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    BOR's INJURED
    35 3 Two British soldiers were badly Injured In a collision between two military lorries at Yeo Chu Kong Road at eight last night. The injured men were removed to hospital by an Army ambulance.
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    SINGAPORE'S TRFFIC TOLL FOR JUNE
    143 3 Tlie Traffic Police reported a total o# 580 traffic accidents in Singapore in June, of which 11 proved fatal. The total number of people injured in the accidents was 157 of which f>8 were cases of serious injury and 99 were minor cases. The largest
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    EMERALD HILL ROBBERY CASE
    179 3 The trial of Tan Soh lieng <31> on two charge-s of urmed robbery at tho house of a fThlnrnr woman in Emerald MM Road, was continued a I the Singapore Assize Court Yesterday l>cro'e Mr. Justice GordonSmith ami a common jury. Tan, it was alleged, entered
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    29 3 The usual committee meeting of tiie Marigold Badminton Patty will be held on Sunday, at 9.30 a.m. at the residence of Mr. Chung Cheng Hock, 556 Serangoon Road, Singapore.
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    MAGISTRATE AGAINST DELAYED INQUIRIES
    315 3 "The Public Prosecutor must choose whom he prefers to remain in prison for an additional three or four months without a trial,'' remarked Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, yesterday, when an application on behalf of the Deputy Public Prosecutor was made by Court Prosecutor. A.S.P. L.
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    Cost Of Living
    796 4 From our correspondence columns it will have been seen that many readers who are in the Government service do not consider the revised basic salary recommendations, plus the revised cost of living ?Jlowances, adequate. The Government has not yet committed itself to any expression of opinion as
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    BLUE DREAM PAID OFF
    93 4 A.I.S. A Syde.n- man recently did well when his wife had a vivid dream the: "something named blue' was gcing to win a Randwick on May 8. She was so persistent that her husband promised to do what he could about it. He found that there
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    FINNISH ELECTIONS
    54 4 U.P. HELSINKI, July 1. Finland's two-day general election of a new Parliament which is expected to reflect any change in Communist strength, began today with fine weather and queues waiting when the polls opened. Communist claims that the election results would effect Finnish relations with Russia manifestly failed
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    REVISED SALARY SCHEMES
    613 4 Sir, It was reported in the Dress immediately after the Legislative Council meeting on i May 31, 1948 that Government had decided, as a measure of relief, to make an immediate payment to Government servants of an advance amounting to one month's salary against arrears of C.L.A.
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    U.K. Politics
    526 4 Sir, —In your leader today headed "Malaya and U.K. Politics" you make the following remarkable statement: "It was once said that Conservative governments were more liberal in their outlook than their political opponents and it is a fact on the record for any one to read that practically
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    Angels Weep In S'pore
    329 4 SIR, —I hasten to support I Mr. Wong Teck Foh's suggestion that the City Fathers and others who have "might" in their hands might give a little of their attention to this perennial question of what to do with the hawkers in our 1 I streets.
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    Cost Of Living Allowance
    487 4 Sir, You are no doubt aware that Government has now revised its rate of cost of living allowance to 60 per cent, on basic pay retrospective from 1st August, 1947. The following extracts from the Benham Report are quoted hereunder together with our comments: "Many public
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    Tana Rata Show
    272 4 Sir, Towards the end of May 1948 it was decided by th° authorities concerned to hold a District Agri-Horticultural Show at Tanah Rata on June 29 and 30. Among the various classes for competition set out in the notice, tea being the most important industry in Cameron
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    S.I.T. "Criminals"
    111 4 Sir. -A few days ago I r- called up by the Singapo- piovemoiu Trust to signal tenancy SgreemuM, but to rv i surpiiae in addition to Z signatun- 1 have to p* thumb print. This is nb ous! Are wo to infer j all residents at the TiongBatr.
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    "Set Austria Free"
    129 4 VIENNA. "Set Austrj free again. Give us haU independence". This was the cry 11 i President of the *>* 'Trade Union Cong: Austrian Member o: ment. Boehin. at the do* session of this year's 0* ress. And it echoed a demat: which is being made iM creasing
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    Britain Needs New Capital
    1141 5 Experts Probe Fate Of Industries Reuter. (i; ROBERT LLOYD, Reuters Correspondent) LONDON —The amount and distribution of Qtv capital which can be made available :o infor investment in the next few years will est single factor in determining the if Britain's export drive and of her
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    47 5 About eighty acres of lallang in the Kuantan Airstrip were burnt out on Thursday. The Kuantan Fire Brigade, fought the fire for nearly six hours. The brigade was not equipped for fighting a lallang fire as it carried only foam tanks for emergency use on the airstrip.
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    PUNCH & TINY!
    43 5 PUNCH TINY! Believe it or not, they're both real horses. Punch, giant Percheron, weight one ton two civts.: his hooves arc 12 inches in diameter. Between thetn is a fourteen dau old Shetland Pony. Both live on a farm at London Colony, Herts.
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    4 New Callows For Jap War Criminals
    228 5 U.P. TOKIO. Four now gallOWi have been built at Sugamo Prison, where former Premier Hideki Tojo and 24 co-defend-ants await the Judgment and sentences of the International Military Tribunal. Verdicts are expected early in August. The new gallows are on a long raised
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    64 5 The Social Welfare Officer, Perak, Mr. J. Wilkinson, ac- j companied by Mr. H. R Hertslet, Assistant Social Welfare Officer, Perak. and the Chinese j Officer of the Labour Department, Mr. Yip Thye Loy visited Lenggong on Saturday to j inquire into the reported distress among the people of Lenggong.
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    Dock Boycott Urged
    87 5 Reuter—AAP. Batavia, July 1. The thiid congress of the Indonesian Railway Workers' Union meeting at Solo decided to urge Sobsi, the Indonesian Central Federation of Trade Unions, to send a delegation to the International Workers' Congress at I Warsaw, recording to Antara, the Republican news agency. Tiie
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    28 5 U.P. Nice, July 1. The United States aircraft carrier Coral Sea, the battleship Missouri and other American naval vessels anchored yesterday off French Riviera ports on courtesy calls.—U.P.
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    Mass Immigration Of Indonesians Favoured
    361 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malay nationalist circlesLeft and Right —are understood to be in favour of mass immigration of Indonesians into Malaya as recently suggested by "Majlis", the Kuala Lumpur Malay daily. A prominent Singapore Malay leader said that if the Indonesians could be encouraged to
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    Joint Meetings Plan S’pore & Fedn. Import & Export Policy
    440 5 Joint Meetings Plan S’pore Fedn. Import Export Policy (Tribune {Staff Reporter) Frequent joint meetings of officials of the Import and Export Office, Singapore and those of the Federation are now being held to discuss mutual problems and to effect complete co-ordina-tion on all issues, Mr. A. D. Stutchbury, Registrar of
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    A party of diners at the Cathay Restaurant on the untitled on of Mr. Lim Tian Lye's dinner parti) in honour of the vkritmg Chinese Olympic team. Tribune photo §how» (Uft to right) Mrs. Forhis, Dr. W v Pa<ik-Shin(). Dr. C. C. Yong. the host, and Ml— Nancy ' Choo.
    49 5 A party of diners at the Cathay Restaurant on the untitled on of Mr. Lim Tian Lye's dinner parti) in honour of the vkritmg Chinese Olympic team. Tribune photo §how» (Uft to right) Mrs. Forhis, Dr. W v Pa&lt;ik-Shin(). Dr. C. C. Yong. the host, and Ml— Nancy Choo.
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    MALAYAN NEWS BRIEFS
    607 5 The Malay Welfare Associates, Penang, is to launch a campaign for the collection of funds to establish a scholarship for Malay students from the Settlement to pursue higher studies in England or the U.S.A. Miss Oon Chlew Seng of Penang and a student of the King Edward
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    BABY IS HANGED IN HOSPITAL
    135 5 Patricia Haihnay. seventeen months old, has boon found hanged from a window cord in thf children's ward at Queen's Park Hospital, Blackburn, where June Ann Devaney was murdered on May 15. Scotland Yaid nun hunting for June's kil'er went to the i hospital and Chief-Inspector
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    Yugoslav Reds Reject Charges
    219 6 Reuter U.P. BELGRADE, July 1. —Communist meetings all over Yugoslavia have rejected the Cominfprm's unfounded accusations" against Marshal Tito and their other leaders, Tanjug, the Yugoslav news agency, reported today. Party organisations reaffirmed their faith in their CentralCommittee, denounced by the Cominform in expelling the Yugoslavs
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    Failed To Report, Sentenced
    111 6 A young Malay, Mohamad AH bin Marzuki, who failed to report to the police station as a police supervisee, was convicted yesterday in the ThiM Police Court, and sentenced to two months' ugorous imprison-* meat. He was ordered also to complete the previous order for police
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    44 6 Mrs. Douglas Loh (Diana Chan Oek Kim) tenders her heartfelt thanks to those friends relatives who had kindly attended her husband's funeral also to those who had seat wreaths, loaned their cars *nd buses and sent letters of condolence during her recent bereavement.
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    Ration Buying Period Extended
    164 6 According to the Food Control Ration Documents &lt; Directions), two-week and three-week periods for the rest of the year, are .specified enabling the public to buy their rations at any time during that period. Any individual can buy I rations at one time for the two-
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    VODO TO DISCUSS PETROL CUTS
    83 6 Tlic Joint Committee of the Vehicle Owners' and Drivers' Organisation have announced a meeting for Sunday to consider a reply from the Municipality to their petition seeking revision of road transport regulations. The meeting will discuss the Municipality's letter and consider the position in regard
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    INQUIRY INTO WORKMEN'S DEATH
    92 6 Sago seed being hauled aboard the s.s. Straat Malaka from Singapore Harbour Board Godown No. 17 on June 25. crushed a 60-year-old Chinese labourer to death when the rope suspending the bags snapped. The man Lim Ah Kow, was loading bags of sago seed into the
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    TOO NOISY!
    48 6 U.P. STOCKHOLM, July 1 —Two men in the north Swedish town of Umeaa were arrested for an attempted burglary which the police described as "foolish". The men used a dynamite charge to blast off the iron door to a cellar. The cellar was full of dynamite—U.P.
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    FLOOD RELIEF
    45 6 All Fukien guilds and associations in Singapore will meet tonight to formulate plans for the remittance of relief funds to flood victims in Foochow. Recent floods in Foochow ire reported to have destroyed large areas of padi-fields and inundated more than 40 villages.
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    U.S. Flying Ace Killed
    44 6 U.P. FREDERICKSBURG, (Virginia), July 1. Allen W. (Snuffy) Smith, ace navy aviator who was the hero of many uigagements against the Jap anese, was killed with four other Naval reservists yesterday when their plane crashed in the woods near here.—U.P.
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    Jap Currency Rumours
    38 6 Reuter.—AAP. TOKIO, July I:—According to widely spread rumours, American occupation authorities will soon either devalue the Jopanese currency or replace it by American military scrip for general circulation as a measure to stop inflat ion.—Reuter.—AAP.
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    NO NEWS
    41 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON. July L M. Alexander Panyushkin the Soviet Ambassador here, called on Mr. Robert Lovett. Under :.3.TCtary of State, at th« tiate Department today. There wa i no immediate news a.s to tde purpose of his visit. —Reuter.
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    INCREASES IN MALAYA INSURANCE RATES
    323 6 The Marine Insurance Association „f Ub all-round increases in rate* f„ r insurant Kn, riots and civil commotion risks on goods and Mr. J. A. Worswick manager of the „i&lt;, n in of Canton and chairman of the Marin,. i n ra,,(f told the Tribune
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    SANDIWARA AT HAPPY WORLD
    85 6 Under the auspices of the I Indonesian Association, Shigaj pore and with the co-operation lof the "Rayuan Kenchana," a I Sandiwara was .staged last i night at the Happy World in aid lof the newly-formed Ladies' Section of the Association. The Sandiwara had a good I
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    TRIED TO STRIKE PLAYER, JAILED
    89 6 unru in*** t M ;occ„ match W tl,M r °'ympic w aw I Combined Service I lalan Besai on .lur, :;0 ai U sequel in the Fourth fL\ Court yesterday. Low ruck dwafcauL, arm behaving in mmSi manner by oghtiag is Mr. Dak, AH p
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    SHEET GLASS QUOTA
    59 6 Singapore quota tor t* j» port of sheet glass from mV gium and the U.S.A. in fmm\ of the third quart-r will now be released farJaat Applications aaoaal be my jorted when' [timgafc by evidence of 1947 imports. All applications should h submitted to the Registrar 1
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      644 6 IN MEMORIAM In Ever Loving Memory of Mary MaUanyk, died 4th March, 1948,— may she rest in peace. A Requiem High Mass will be held at Catholic Church, Katong, at 6 a.m. on Monday, sth July, 1948. Friends and relatives are requested to attend. SITUATIONS VACANT Experienced ledger clerk, knowledge
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      608 6 NOTICE Municipal Commissioner« of the Town of Singapore Assessment for die year 194$ 1 Rates and Surcharge of 25% on Municipal Rates due for the 2nd half-year 1948. Owners of property are reminded that rates and surcharge of 36 on Municipal Rates for the 2nd half-year 1944 are due and
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    JOHORE MAY PROVIDE R.A.F. WITH EARLY SHOCKS
    286 7 Talking Soccer.... By SPECTATOR er or not the R.A.F.. the Malaya Cup sv ur decided today li. r Bahru, whore the meet Johore in before their ali- match againsl tv t win at alt hop* to he in the i of a point
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    NON-BENDERS TO MEET S.R.C.
    69 7 iwing have been incited play cricket for th N D-Benders Cricket Club Singapore Recrea Club on Sunday, at 11 un on the S.R.C. padang: A Giimour «Capti, T. Leijssius. H E. Noun. Evan Wong, A R Bromley Davenport. A. Biker, a W. Nicholson. H. N. Balhatchet,
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    GRIFFINS BEGIN TRAINING
    187 7 Thifl morning.; rain delayed j '.raining in Singapore until i 6.45 a.m. Several horses were I taken out or. the sand track. iid late; some of Lt. Col. Fox's chaiges were sent round the Jiird track for slow pacing. The griffins, Grand Day. Comet. Pilgrim's Way. \7.ad
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    C.Y.M.A. CRICKET
    57 7 The following have been selected to represent the C.V.M.A. Singapore against the V.M.C.A. on Saturday on the St. Georges' Ground at 2 p.m. sharp G. Woodford; R. Perry; M. Leong, J. de Almeida, j Martin. J. de Souza. D, Miller. A. Lim, S. Ferrer, S. V. Dass, W.
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    Malay Pair Win Doubles Title
    209 7 After being fully extended ;in the first set by C. K. Pang land Ong Choon Bee in the I aien's doubles finals on the S.C.C. courts yesterday, Yadi and Kamis went on to annex i i the next set and title easily in I i
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    AIR SIGNALS BEATEN
    42 7 The Malay Football Association defeated the 19th Formation Signals by 4 goals to 2 in the Division 2 league scoear match yesterday at Gcylang. Manab scored all four goals for the Malays. Goodwin and Horue were he Signals' scorers.
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    I.A WEEKEND FIXTURES
    115 7 The following will play cricket fo r the Indian Association against R.O.V. tomorrow at 2.15 p.m. on the Khalsa Association ground, St George's Road:—M. U. Patel (Capt), Selakan Singh. Kuldip Singh, Amarchand Kothary. R. S. Nadarajp.h, Mohamed Shah. Mansoor Khan, p. Gupta, Ram Piara, R. V. Singam.
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    An incident in the game between the Chinese Veterans nnil ih 8*rvic?*' Veltrnnn. Yonn Ltttuff heart* in //«>• di tf»> C'btnKne VrUrniw' ynaln.
    22 7 An incident in the game between the Chinese Veterans nnil ih 8*rvic?*' Veltrnnn. Yonn Ltttuff heart* in //«&gt;• di tf»&gt; C'btnKne VrUrniw' ynaln.
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    Surrey Avert Innings Defeat
    226 7 Reut er. LONDON, July I.—-Surrey averted an Innings defeat by the Australians today but were only five runs ahead with four wickets to fall in reply to Australia's first innings total of 389. The tourists' total was fea-1 tured hy centuries by Bradman and Hassett, both
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    S.C.C. TEAM TODAY
    58 7 The following have been selected to represent Singapore Cricket Club Ist XI vs the Tiger Sports Club in a Ist Division League fixture today at Jalan Besar Stadium: V. Margreave; D. Hamilton. V. Burton; W. Bainbridge. C. McCulloch. F. Hutchinson; B. Clifton, R. Fletcher. F. B. McCulloch.
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    Shell Sports Club Athletic Meet
    28 7 The Snvil Sports Club Will be holding Its first postwar Athletic Meeting on Saturday at the Jalan Besar Stadium, commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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    DRAWN GAME
    50 7 The BOD XI drew with the Roverfl in Second Division League soccor yesterday at th«&gt; BOD ground, Alexandra Bar- j racks. Each side scored once. Edward scored for the BOD I in the second half. Samad ecmalised 10 mmutes before close of play. Capt. Hooper refereed the match
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    Keen Play In STTA Championships
    277 7  -  (By CELLULOID Exciting table tennis was witnessed at the Great World table tennis arena last night when the Schools and Junior Clubs' teams vied for honours in Bie opening rounds of the All Singapore table tenuis championships of 1948. organised by the Singapoie Table Tennis
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    2 New Records At Henley
    237 7 Reuter. HENLEY-ON-THAMES, July h —Two new course records were set up otday when the Royal Regatta was continued under much more favourable conditions', the Belgian pair. Collet and Plessens, clipping 11 seconds oft the previous best In the double sculls, and Bedford School improving their
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    INDIANS LOSE 4—0
    104 7 The Haikowyu easily beat the Indians 4-0 in a Third Division SAFA League match yesterday on the McNair Road ground. I Three goals were scored in the first half. Barry Algoo. I centre-forward. scored the j first two and Zamzam. inside left, converted a penalty award for
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    HAIKOWYU S.C.
    32 7 The annual general meeting of the Haikowyu Sports Club trill be held on Sunday at the residence of Mr. Chandra No 408. Pace Course Road, Singapoie. at 10.00 a.m. sharp.
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    O.R.A. BADMINTON
    31 7 AH old boys of Raffles Institution who are interested :n badminton are requested to communicate wltii Gan Hock Huat c o V. R. Vlck Co.. Ltd Phone No. *****.
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    Malay School Sports And Concert
    32 7 The annual Parents' Day Snorts and Concert of Telok. Saga Malay School will be held at Pulau Branl on Sunday from 9.30. a.m. to 11 p m
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    Middlesex Win In Two Days
    473 7 Reuter. LONDON, July I.—Middlesex, after their shaky start to the season, are rapidly coming: back to form and a victory In two days against Nottinghamshire has enabled them to close the gap between their total and that of the. championship leaders, Glamorganshire, who have been
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    KOTA RAJA BEAT I.A.
    87 7 In spite of the persistent downpour yesterday which hampered the whole of the second half, the Kota Raja XI managed to secure two goals to notcho a 2 goal win over the Indian Association. The game was an SAFA Div. II League fixture played at the
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    Zale To Defend Title
    38 7 U.P. NEW YORK. July I. Tony Zale's manager announced today tha t Zale will defend his newly-acquired middleweight boxing title against Ray "Sugar" Robinson or Frances Mat eel Cerdan in New York next September.—U.P.
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    Record Round By Cotton
    286 8 Reute r. Edinburgh, July I.—British golf came right into its own in the open golf championship at Murfield today when Henry Cotton, by breaking the course record with a brilliant round of 66 for an Aggregate of 1?.7, led the field by four strokes with two
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    US ADVISORY GROUP FOR CANTON
    60 8 U.P. NANKING. July 1. The American Advisory Groupi announced today jt is setting up a Canton Advisory Group un- j der Colonel Holmes G. Paullin to aid the Chinese in training three divisions along the lines of the Taiwan programme. American personnel will not participate
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    It Took 5 Squads Of Cops To Overpower Him
    128 8 U.P. CHICAGO. July t. Dennis A Ahem. i'J. fighting Irishman from County Mayo, was placed in a straight jacket today afifr fighting off squads of police for almost half-nn-hour. Ahem, an Irish immiyrant. stopped here last night en route to relatives
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    INDONESIAN DEADLOCK: STRONG ACTION URGED
    629 8 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, July I.—The Security Coui cil was told today that unless it takes strong action to give Its Indonesian Committee a free hand, the P res»nl deadlock in ths Dutch-Indonesian dispute will never be broken. Mr. L. N. Pirlar, Indonesian representative, issued this
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    Cheers for Isaacs
    142 8 Reuter. London. July 1. Government supporters in UM House of Com mons today cheered Laboui Minister Isaacs when nc reappeared in the chamber for tlu first time since his hurried re turn from the International Labour Office conference at Sar Francisco. Mr. Tsaacs faced a scries of
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    US WARSHIPS FOR MEDITERRANEAN
    35 8 Reuter. WASHINGTON. 1: Three United States Nay mips including a small carrie will visit Mediterranean an Persian Gulf ports betwte July 18 and Sept. 1"&gt;. the Nay. Department announced today Reuter.
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    Tomorrow's Race Weights For K. L.
    407 8 Below are the weights for tomorrow's races, the final day of the Selangor Turf Club Summer meeting: Horses. CI. 2. Div. 1. 5\ Furs. Air Port 9.00 Ouranos 8.12 Hambrion 8.05 Show Girl 8.05 Little Beau 8.00 Victory March 8.02 Radio Beam 8.02 Desert
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    China Olympic Basketballers To Play Here
    61 8 U.P. SHANGHAI. July 2 The' Chinese Olympic Basketball' Team accompanied by ofli-1 cials enplaned for Hongkong j this morning enroute to London via Singapore. They will ple.y two games In Hongkong—on Saturday I stars and on Sunday against j against the Hongkong Allthe Hongkong
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    FRIENDLY GAME
    40 8 In a friendly soccer match olaycd at the Gov't. Printing Office ground, the F. N. Sports Club Soccer XI beat the 3'pore Cold Storage Soccer XI by 4-0. Talib (2). Kassim (1) md Asip (1) were the scorers.
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    NO WORRIES FOR MR. WILSON,- Shortage of clothing coupons is usually a strong compl.unt with film studios, but when Mr. Harold Wils<m. President oi the Board of Trade visited Pinewood Studios with Mr. Rank, he met Jean Simmons and her new leading man Donald Houston on the set of "The Blue Lagoon." Jeantold him that their combined wardrobe for the picture could be packed in a brief case.
    68 8 NO WORRIES FOR MR. WILSON,- Shortage of clothing coupons is usually a strong compl.unt with film studios, but when Mr. Harold Wils&lt;m. President oi the Board of Trade visited Pinewood Studios with Mr. Rank, he met Jean Simmons and her new leading man Donald Houston on the set of "The
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    HELP FOR MALAY BOYS IN NANKING
    115 8 The "Lempemas" iAll-Ma-laya Malay Students' Aid Organisation) Singapore. Is acting Ust in answering the ap- ai for help from two Malay jtudent* Abdul Majid and Raja Noßf Chile —at Nankin; jniversity. now reportedly in oave financial distress. The Secretary. Inche Harun yfohd. Amin. said
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    SOVIET "VETO" WARNING
    74 8 Reuter. L\KE SUCCESS. Juh' I. The Soviet Union indicated oday that if Ceylon's application for membership in the Jnited Nations com v before he Security Counci: It may &gt;c vetoed. The Soviet repre*av.t:ti»ve nade it clear mat he was net satisfied that Cc lon waa Mther 'independent
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    USEFUL B. P.
    118 8 Playing at the Clerical Union Hall on Thursday evening, the Tseful Badminton Party scored i 5 1 victory over the Eclipse BP. Results were (UaefttTa play?r« mentioned hrsti: MEN'S SINGLES: Ismail &gt;in Marian beat Cheong Hock Leng. 13—11. 15-10. George Chen beat Ahmad Mattai. 12 15. 14
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    "Lai Put Match To Gandhi Bomb"
    172 8 Reuter. NEW DELHI, July I. —Sulochana Dcvi, an Indian taxi-driver's wife, told the court here today she saw the abortive bomb attempt on Mahatma Gandhi from about "15 paces distance She was giving evidence at i the trial of nine Indians, one of whom
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    NEW YORK RUBBER
    81 8 U.P. NEW YORK. July I. Rubber closed eight to 25 higher on higher cables from the primary markets, with sales of 45 contracts. Spot was 23 Closing prices: July 22 03 bid. August 22.10 nominal. September 22.23 traded. October 22 22 nominal. November k.2.21 nominal. Deccmbei 22.20
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    CYMA WIN
    83 8 The C. V M. A. defeated the A. M. D. G. W. Sports Club ay the odd goal in five in a Div 111 League game at the former's grounds, St. Georges Road, yesterday. C Y. M. A. led in the first half on a goal by Scow
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    Badminton Assn. "At Home"
    43 8 The Singapore Badminton Association will be "At Home this afternoon at 5.15 at the Clerical Union Hall. Rangoon Road. In honour of the apj pointment of its President. j Mr. Lim Chuan Geok. as a Justice of the Peace.
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    Louise Brough And Doris Hart In Final
    552 8 WIMBLEDON, Surrey, My j —Mins bMVtoe Brough md NAM Doris Itort will meet in the all-American final for the Wimbledon women's singles title on Saturday, with the defeat today in the semi-Una* of the holder, Mrs. Margaret Osborne Dv Tont by Miss Hart
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    VIGOROUS PROTEST
    58 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. July 1— Th e United States. British and France were reported today to be preparing a vogorous protest to Moscow against the Soviet blockade ot Berlin. Authoritative sources said &lt;uch action was a "definite possibility" now that Russia appears bent on continuing the effort to force
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