Malaya Tribune, 25 August 1948

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    62 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any Afternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh d Penan ft Telegram*: 'Tribune S pore." Telephone: 5811 (9 lines) EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner
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    POLICE STAGE BIG MANOEUVRES
    142 1 Traffic Stopped At All Keypoints SINGAPORE nol ice early this morning staged one of their biggest manoeuvres since the emergency. Armed policemen threw up barricades at all key junctions and temporarily stopped traffic in most streets. The exercises ended at about 7.30. •'Operation Barricade", according to
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    Moscow: new hope
    295 1 Reuter and UP. I ONJDON, Turs. Diplomatic quarters in the three Western I rapitala were tonight optlmi- -.lie about the progress of the Krem!in talk*. They considered that the Western envoys had made substantial progress. Diplomatic circles in Paris s;ii<l the talks may be re- .r<to<i as
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    DETAINED JAP BROUGHT HERE
    51 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A Japanese is at present un ler detention at Singapore under the Emergency Regulations. He was brought down from Johoro yesterday. Other arrests under the Em?rogency Regulations include four Chinese, two Indians, and two Malays. The total number at present under detention is
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    WOTS the WORD?
    53 1 U.P. ORPINGTON, Kent. England, Tues. No password no cigarettes was the rule here today. A local tobacconist off for a vacation in this tobaccohungry land gave his replacement and his regular customers a secret password Ito make sure regulars did not get cut off while he was
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    STILL ALIVE
    41 1 U.P. VERONA. Tues. Maria Alfonsina Ghini, who had attracted thousands of pilgrims to her native village of Raldon all last week after- she had predicted net own death during the night of Aug. 15, was still alive today. —U.P.
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    HOUSE FALLS
    44 1 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Children were at first thought to have been buried when a bomb damaged house collapsed at Goldsmiths Avenue, but police inquiries later disclosed that they had previously left the house. Ambulances and firemen were called when the house collapsed.—Reuter.
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    DUTCH FARMERS FOR CANADA
    26 1 U.P. Edmonton, Canada, Tues. The Canadian Government may bring 20,000 Dutch farmers to the Dominion next year, it was reported today. U.P.
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    Firemen Fight Kampong Fire
    88 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A fire raged on the roof of a Malay dwelling in the midst of a kampong in Lorong Engku Aman early this morning. It threatened to spread further and actually caught the roof of a houre next door. A fire engine from Geylan?
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    U.S. TO TRAIN KOREAN TROOPS
    29 1 U.P. SBOUU Tues. The U.S. i iovernment agreed today to continue training Korean armed forces as long as American troopt remain in Korea. U.P.
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    RECEIVED BY POPE
    30 1 Reuter. ROME. Tues. Mr. J. H. Huttonjee, C.8.E.. a prominent personality in the Indian community in Hongkong, was reelved in special audience by the Pope today. Reuter.
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    EDITOR MURDERED
    27 1 (G.I.I.S.) NEW DELHI, Tuesday.—Mr. Sheobullah Khan. editor of •Imroze". a Hyderabad proIndian Urdu newspaper. was murdered on August 21 by a oand of armed men.—(G.I.I.S.)
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    FLARE-UP IN GREECE AGAIN
    179 1 U.P. ATHENS, Tues. -The worst guerilla fighting this year flared up today throughout Greece md in one incident an American flag was torn to shreds. Striking back viciously in re- I tribution for their overwhelming defeat in Grammo mountain campaign, guerillas shelled the provincial capitals and
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    NIZAM ANSWERS A KING'S PLEA
    44 1 U.P. HYDERABAD. Tues. The Nizam today ordered a million rupees about US$3lO,OOO —be sent to Transjordan for relief of Arab refugees from Palestine. The world's wealthiest rulci gave the money in response to a cabled appeal from King Abdullah.—U.P.
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    CHINA TO ISSUE NEW BONDS
    49 1 Reuter. NANKING. Tues. New bonds based on the gold yuan ire to be issued by the Chinese Government beginning in September, a Finance Ministry conference is reported to have decided today. The details are to be considered at tomorrow's meeting of the Executive Yuan.—Reuter.
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    PEASANTS FLEE FROM 'QUAKE
    53 1 Reuter. BARI. Tues. -Panicjrtricken peasants were toniglt still fleeing from Italy's earthquake belt around Foggia, rocked by a series of shocks in the past five days. Crowds are fighting desperately to get aboard trains leaving the area. Red Cross supplies are being rushed up. Several hundred
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    PROHIBITION IN MADRAS
    35 1 (G.I.I.S.) NEW DELHI. Tuesday. The Madras Congress Legislative Party at its meeting yesterday supported a move to introduce prohibition in the remaining nine districts of the province from October 2. 1948. (G.1.1.5.j
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    NO PROGRESS
    36 1 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Tues. A Government of India military spokesman said today that after 10 months war in Kashmir raiders were still "just as far from their objective." the State capital of Srinagar. Reuter.
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    CAN'T DRIVE FOR 25 YEARS
    70 1 U.P. DAYTON. Ohio. Tues. A !ot of changes in automobile design probably will take place before Truman Wright. 25, can egally drive in Ohio again. Municipal Court Chief Justice Sherer revoked Wright* driving licence for 25 yeaii,. fined him $50 and gave hint a suspended
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS
    66 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter > Shortly after noon yesterday an 8-year-old Chinese girl was taken to hospital with a fractured leg. the result of being knocked down by a motor cat at the junction of Whitley Road and Mt. Rosie Road. At 2 p.m. a 5-year-old Chinese boy was
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    ARAB, IRAQ ARMIES MERGE
    61 1 U.P. TEL AVIV. Tuesday. -An Israeli military spokesman today charged that new wai preparations were being made in Transjordan as the Arab Legion and the Iraqi army announced their merger under a single command. In Stockholm, reliable sources said Count Folke Bernadotte will ask the United
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    BAO DAI SEES BOLLAERT
    35 1 PARIS. Tues. Bao Dai. exEmperor of Annam, arrived in Paris today from Cannes, and this afternoon talked with M. Emile Bollaert, French Commissioner in Indochina, who is in France on leave.
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    NO INFORMATION
    39 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Tues. Jcw- ish, Syrian and Lobanese officials told Reuter today they had no information about talks reported here to have been held recently between Israeli and Arab leaders on a Palestine peace settlement. —Reuter.
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    6 CID ARRESTS
    28 1 Six Chinese were arrested by the OLD. yesterday on the allegation of being members of unlawful societies. One man was arrested under a banishment warrant.
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    ACT AGAINST TRADE SHARKS'—CALL
    105 1 Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE, Tues. -Mr W. M arm ah on Ball, leader of the recent Australian goodwill mission to Malaya and Southeast Asia, said here to-night that Australia should severely discipline economic adventurers who were giving the country a bad name in Southeast Asia. These adventurers
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    Window goes on fast.
    109 1 Forty-year-old Bai Prabhakunver Gandhi an Indian widow living in Teluk Koran Road, ngapore has started a one month fast. A vegetarian from birth, Bai Prabhakunver undertook the fast as a means of purification according to the Jain religion. During her one-month fast she will only drink
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    Malaya Holds Up 'Demob'
    199 1 U.P. MALAYA'S war on terrorists is holding up the progress of British demobilisation, reports United Press. The report states that the British Cabinet met yesterday to discuss the demobilisation policy, and, it is believed, de- j cided to slow down the rate the releases in view
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    2 STREET ROBBERIES
    15 1 Two street robberies occurred in Singapore last night. No arms were used.
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    RUSSIA TOLD A DAY LATER
    70 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Tues. Diplomats disclosed here today that every Latin-American Government knew 24 hours bej fore the Russians themselves j that the United States was demanding the recall of the Soviet j Consul-General in New York. Mr. Jacob Lomakin, over the i Russian schoolteachers case.
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    ATTEMPT ON BISHOP'S LIFE
    70 1 U.P. CAGLIARI, Tues. The Bishop of Sardenia Antonio Tesde and three priests narrowly escaped death last night •when a barbed wire strung across the road caused their car to overturn near here. Police said investigation revealed the wire was strung across the road and tied to
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    DIFFERENCE OVER HOLES
    57 1 U.P. BIRMINGHAM. Tues. An lrgument over how many holes one man should drill with a new machine in the Austin Motor Company here was settled today, and Britain's biggest auto exporting plant will go back to work tonight. The strike lasted three and j a half days
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    13 Killed In 2 Mid-Air Accidents
    192 1 Reuter and U.P. TWO cases of collisions in mid-air were rejwrted from Berlin and Newton; New Jersey, this morning. Two Dakotas collided in njidair yesterday 20 miles eastfof Frankfurt in the third fatal crash since the airlift began eight weeks ago. Four crew members
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    PLANE DIVES INTO STREET
    56 1 VALKENBURG. via Amsterdam. Tuesday.—A Dutch military Firefly plane crashed today and fell in the centre of this tourist town. where wo: Id championships road race cycling were held. The crew of two were killed and at least four other people in the streets of Valkcnburg were
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    YAKS FLY OVER U.S. ZONE
    47 1 U.P. Berlin, Tuesday. Two lo:r.iation s of Soviet YaK fighters flew over Berlin's United States sector this afternoon. US Air Safety nflicers said there were three lighters in each formation. The planes flew at between two and three thousand, feet altitude. —U.P.
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    A FAMILY GOES TO PRISON
    63 1 U.P. MILAN, Tuts. San Vittors Prison today offered its hospitality to the Maspes family. Papa Enrico Maspes, Mama Anna Polari, son Giovanni and daughter Gisppina spent their life-time perfecting their family teamwork, police said. They said the family hired out as servants and stole, clothing,
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    Russia To C lose l .S. Consulates
    37 1 STOP PRESS U.P. LONDON, Tuesday. —The Soviet News Agency announced tonight that the Russian Government has decided to close immediately both the Soviet Consulates in New York and San Francisco.—U.P.
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    TO BE CHARGED IN HOSPITAL
    48 1 Mr. R. i. C. Walt, Magistrate of the Seventh Police Court, will go to General Hospital this afternoon to charge middle-aged Chinese in connection with sensational shooting in Robinson Road yesterday of Mr. J. N. Becker. The man now under observation in Hospital.
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    OIL EXPERTS FOR PERSIA
    33 1 TEHERAN. Tues. The Persian Government is to appoint three European oil experts to advise on Persian rights concerning the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company and on judicial, technical and economic problems.
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    U.S. Authorises Arms Shipments To Malaya
    154 2 tk MERICA has agreed to authorise arms shipto Malaya to help crush the Communists. The arms, including automatics, will be sent to American estate owners, and, it is understood, they will also be shipped to Malayan authorities. I Ikl. j i In this connection,
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    PROMOTIONS IN M.R.N.V.R.
    83 2 Surgeon Lieutenant John Groscort Reed. M.8.E., Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve has been promoted to the ra/ik of Surgeon Lieutenant Commander. Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. A Commission as Lieutenant (E). Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, to Gwyn Williams has been approved A Commission as Lieutenant (Electrical),
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    Mr.J.N. Becker Shot Dead Near Office
    315 2 Mr. J N. Becker, 47 year-old former British Intelligence officer and director of Watts Co.. Ltd.. merchants, died from a bullet wound after a struggle with a Chinese, believed to be amok, two floors up from his office in Robinson Roa l yesterday. Becker
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    TRIED TO END LIFE 3 TIMES
    137 2 Aug Pong Chuan attempted to end his life three times while in a prison hospital. He was under a charge of extoition at that time. Yesterday. Peng Chuan pleaded guilty to 3 charges of attempted suicide. Peng Chuan gave three leasons for his actions.
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    SHUNTER FELL ON TRACK, RUNOVER
    125 2 An Indian shunter was run over by a locomo'Jve when he fell on the track while doing hit work. This was rated in the Singapore Coroners Court yesti rday during an inquiry held into the death of Rajamani, 35-year-old Indian shunter, employed in the Singapore
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    She Pawned Gems She Borrowed
    53 2 Gold bangles nnr» locket loaned to her for a wedding were pawned by Esah binte Ahmad, a pretty Boyanese waitress. She was charged before Eighth Court Magistrate. Mr. S. G. Burlock. yesterday for cheating a fellow waiti ess of these articles. She pleaded guilty and
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    SIX ACCIDENTS IN THE CITY
    54 2 (Tribune StnfF Reporter) The Singapore Municipal Ar.i- bulance experienced a busy d*<v receiving -six calls in the last 24 hours. The cases mvolved an attempted suicid?, a shooting, taxi and motorcycle casua'ty i and a collapse. The Singapore Fire Bngade l' had two free days
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    "QUIT AUSTRALIA" WIVES IN S'PORE
    273 2 I The first two Australian I wives of Malay seamen wh had received deportation orders to quit Australia, arrived n Singapore yesterday with their husbands on the Marella. The couples were Mr. ami Mis. Ahmat bin Osman with their children—Kassim. two years, and Alemah, six
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    P.W.D. WORKERS TO FORM UNION
    87 2 SEREMBAN. Tuesday: The PWD workers of Negii Sembilan have decided to form a trade union to be called N.S. P.W.D. Workers' Union. A committe has been formed t> draft iiilcs and regulations which will be placed before the Inaugural meeting of the union expected to
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    12-Day Ordeal In Sinking Sampan
    251 2 ADRIFT for 12 days in the high seas in a sinking sampan five Annamite fishermen, rescued in the Gulf of Siam by a passing Japanese oil tanker the Yamamaizu Maru aie now In Singapore. The five Annanutes. left Tia Vinh. Cochin China, on August 8
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    "PETROL COUPONS" CASE FOR ASSIZES
    36 2 Ong Kirn Yong and Wan Poi were committed to the next Assizes by the Ninth Police magistrate, Mr. E. v. A. Peers, yesterday, on charge ot possession of counterfeit petrol coupons.
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      401 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY MALAY ENGLISH l Mows Summary Close Down, i Opening Announcement PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES IN MALAY Prog. Summary in Tamil with From 12 neon to 3 n m Riuli- 12 00 P m Programme Sum- Signature Tune, 1.17 Tamil ated on 483 metres In the mwii. ma, T-
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    ESTATE MANAGER IN GUN DUEL WITH TERRORISTS
    343 3 >, t. "lay's news round-up Malays'! lighting front follows: LAI. A party of three men two women terrorists ived a set-back when they j ed the manager of Ke 'an j and some Special Conin I on MonA terrorist was shot fmi his
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    MORE PAY FOR S.H.B. STAFF
    124 3 Singapore Hat hour Board staff! will know their new ilaties in a week, and one tig item on the new scheme i i titty per cent increase in iitting basic pay, the TrJhune undei stands. SHB stating salaries ate tl be r.ealed up from $42
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    Theatre Rent Jumped $16,000, Says Assessor
    311 3 Mr. J. G. Aspinall, the Municipal Assessor, was one of the two witnesses to give cv dence at the continued hearine at the Rent Conciliation Ho: rd yesterday of the application by the Malayan Theatres Ltd., present tenant of the Theatre Royal, for a
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    DEATH OF S'PORE CEYLONESE
    87 3 The death occurred at th? General Hospital, Singapore, yesterday morning of Mr. C. Nallathamby, of the Borneo Co. The late Mr. Nallathamby had been ailing for more than a fortnight and his condition had been considered serious for sometime. The burial took place at the Hindu
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    ASSAUL TED SPECIAL PC WORE EVENING DRESS
    333 3 The special constable who was kicked and punched by a European doctor outside a Singapore Restau rant was dressed in evening clothes, it was stated in the First District Court yesterday. The defence counsel, Mr. F. G. Livingstone wa.s asking leniency on behalf
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    11 Charges Against Alleged Gunmen
    213 3 Seven men. armed with pistols, abducted three labourers and beat them up with pistol butts and barr els. They did not fire a single shot and theirmotives are unknown, it was stated in the Seventh Police Court yesterday. In the dock were Ang Che: Kiang
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    "CHAP JI KEE" OPERATOR GOES TO JAIL
    161 3 Lying in wait in a deserted streeL of a notorious gambling atca in Singapore's Chinatown in the small hours of the morning, a police officer and a special constable caught a "rhap ki" lottery operate! co nplctcly by surprise and arrested him. S
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    POLICE CHIEF VISITS IPOH
    46 3 Jh2 new (<-mm!s ioner oi P< i i id- l 1« "-on of MaHrjrn, CcHontH (In v. yesterday prim rrfs (lrs| -wi vhi to I poll He had talks with senior Police Officials there and later drove to th e Kuala Kangsatiistrict.
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    Chinese Importers Want Ban Relaxed
    75 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter/ Chinese importers of psrishabiu foodstuffs, who say they are suffering 'heavy losses' due to stagnation of stocks, hay. yesterday petitioned the Government to relax the existing ban on the re-export of their stocks to territories like French Indo-China, Siam, N.E.1., Hongkong and
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    35 3 A talk on "UNO Informa:ion" will be given by Dr I. Malelkar at the next meeting of the East-West Society la be held at the YMCA. Or ?hard Road, at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow?
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    PROTECTED PLACES
    54 3 KEDAH. Tuesday. Three places in Kedah have been declared Protected Places by the Chief Police Officer Kedah/Perlis. under the Emergency Regulations. 1948. The Latex Plant, Dublin Estate. Kedah, ana the immediate surroundings. The Latex Plant, llarvaid Estate. Kidah. and the immediate surroundings. The Factory. Kuala Ketil Estate. Kedah.
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    616 HOMELESS ASSISTED
    62 3 The Department of Social Welfare, has to date, assisted 616 persons rendered homeless by bandit action by assistance in kind and cash to the value of $3.228.53 cents and. in cooperation with Government officials and kampong dwellers, has rehoused them. Fifty dollars assistance in kind have been
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    BORNEO'S GIVE DINNER PARTY
    74 3 The Borneo Co., Ltd.. ana Messrs Johnson and Johnson Ltd.. gave a dinner last night at the Happy World Restaurant to over a hundred dealers of the Johnson pioducws. During dinner. Mr. R. T. Down. Far East Rr presentative of Johnson and Johnson, announced that the
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    MR. WONG OF SINGAPORE
    591 4 THIS is a big and booming city. Prices are high and every day they are going higher. That is why we introduce you to Mr. Wong and his wife of Singapore. We introduce you to Mr. Wong not because he is an important person, but because
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    CHURCHES STRIPPED OF GOLD TO PAY for MACHINES
    1214 4 BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN—No. 5 IGOR GOUZENKO, former Sovie' Embassy clerk, who exposed the Russian spy ring in Canada continues his behind-the-scenes story of Communism at work At y pc of workti about whom you hear little outside Soviet Russia is the
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    Nobody Prays For A Poor Man
    301 4 Writes a Tribune Reader CLASS snobbery is creep ing into our churches It is causing the Church to lose its effectiveness and grip on the people. So often it is the well-to-do who gets the recognition and honour. He is mentioned for his "generosity"
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    Started Tooting Early
    42 4 HOLLYWOOD.—CharIie Barnet, one of the jazz greats in Samuel Goldwyn's RKO Radio release, "A Song Is Born," starring Danny Kaye and Virginia Mayo, had completed seven Atlantic crossings at the age of 17 as band leader on luxury liners.
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    FRENCH BID TO BREAK FROM US APRON STRINGS
    538 5 F RENCH BID TO BREAK FROM US APRON STRINGS REYNAUD PLANS TO DO WITHO UT AMERICAN AID F AR,S Fran ce's dynamic Finance Minister, M. Paul Reynaud, who at OJ feels—and looks—younger than many men of 50, has undertaken the gigantic task of re directing French industry on to the
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    MORE SUICIDES AT JAP RESORT
    108 5 Reuter—AAP. 11 > The city of Atami, best known hot springs d resort, has appealed I ipplcmentary budget to Of double suicides, budget for the disposa/ of double suicides ll 1 ■en but this sum had found entirely inadequate, the sentimental autumn yet to come
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    GOODWILL MISSION
    35 5 Reuter. KW DELHI. Mon. -Ad..i. lard L. Conelly, C.-in-C, States Naval Forces in tern Atlantic and the Mediu in. arrived here today til fioni Karachi on a good- ill mission to India. Rente:.
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    ADO GOES ON LEAVE
    35 5 Raja Haji Sharshah, Assistant District Officer, Taiping. is shortly proceeding on leave. A keen polo player, he will be missed in polo circles. Che Abdullah from Kroh is taking his place.
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    JAPS SAY 'TA' TO AUSSIES
    42 5 TOKIO, Tuesday. Shinzo Hamai, Mayor of Hiroshima, in a letter to Lieut-General H. C. H. Robertson expressed "sineerest appreciation for Your Excellency's most benevolent assistance and co-opcratlcn extended to us on the occasion of our peace ceremony."
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    Kallang Has A Rival
    130 5 (Tribune Slaff Reporter) SINGAPORE and Batavia are to compete as to which has better landing facilities fo« the Skymaster aircraft of the Trans-ocean Air Lines, an American concern. Mr. Charles W. Smith, the Fore ign Sales Managei, flew to Batavia yesterday after viewing Kallang Airport. Trans-ocean
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    CO-OP MAN LEAVES FOR UK
    126 5 '(Tribune Staff Reporter) One of the prime-movers of the co-operative movements in Malaya, Mr. T. oiv.pragasam of the Co-operative Societies Department, Kuala Lumpur, leaves for the United Kingdom under a British Council Visitoi ship this morning. Mr. Sivapragasam is to study the system there. He
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    YW VARIETY SHOW Sept. 6
    184 5 (Tribune Woman Reporter). THE Y.W.C.A. arc putting on a variety show at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 6 at 8.30 p.m. In the first half of the programme there will be musical items from the Y.W.C.A. male chorus, and from Mr. Hcng Chin Hock, a
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    Siam's Youngest Industry
    333 5 Reuter. BANGKOK. -Siam's shellac manufacturers and exporters have formed an association foi co-operative efforts in developing and safeguarding the md istry—the youngest but fastgrowing industry in this country. The Association, named the Lac Industry Development Association of Siam, has a large membership composed of Siamese, British, Indian,
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    New Post For Hodge
    132 5 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Tuesday. Licut.-Gcn. John R. Hodge, i Commander of the United States Army Forces in Korea, has been recalled to the United States to take up a permanent and as yet undisclosed assignment, the Department of the Army announced yesterday. Lieut.-Gen. Hodge, who harled the
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    SCIENCE IN JOHORE SCHOOLS
    100 5 An extension of science tcachng to two more Eng'ish schools in .lohoic has been planned for 194!). These will be the Government English School, Muar, and the Government Engiish School. Batu Pahat. which wuh the English College, Johorc Bahru will then make three schools in all
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    MALAYAN NEWS BRIEFS
    696 5 Speaking at the adjournment of the Kedah State Council, the Hon. Haji Ahmad of Baling charged Government of official tardiness and enumerated a number of instances. He said that if this unsatisfactory state Jf affairs were to go on public jonftdence in Government would wane. The Hon.
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    Chinese Bible Scholar Is Not Satisfied
    248 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Every person has a right to see the truth of the Bible through his own eyes. No one can compel another to see or accept his views. This is the attitude adopted by a famous Chinese Bible scholar who is passing
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    INDIAN FILMS FOR JOGJA
    68 5 Indian films will get their first screening in Jogja this week, after which they will be shown in other Republican territories. This will be the first result of the film exchange agreement between the Republic of Indonesia and India. The Republic has sent to India a
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    NORMAL CLASS EXAMS
    67 5 At the iccent Normal Class examinations for English school teacheis. held at Muar. Batu Pahat, Johoic Bahru. Kluang and Segamat, 30 teachers the Ist Year Examinations. 32 the 2nd Year Examinations, and 7 the Thhd Year Examinations. Teachers who pass tne Third Year Examinations qualify as fully
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    Post-Mortem
    142 7 on yesterday's soccer THERE was no element of lurk in th* i>„ They deserved the •«^Rg madt so mam, hlunders, RAFs would hare been more than a goal in arrears. more 0f courat the inclusion of Boon Leonr, made a orld of a fif!"****. He strengthened the team ana
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    SCRC TO TURN OUT for RUGGER
    109 7 At a meeting held at the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club yesterday, officebearers tor the approaching rugger season weie elected. K. T. Ooi (coach). Ong Tong Bee leapt.). Ma (Juan (vice capt), Chia Chin Joo (convener). Players: Ong Keng Whatt. Chung Thiam Slew, Lou Kee
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    'CINDERELLA' TEAM WINS COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
    420 7 First Success After 21 Years Reuter. LONDON, Tuesd ay.*—Excitement reigns throughout Wales tonight for Glamorgan, the only Welsh county playing first class cricket are county cricket champions, ahead of all their famous English rivals, for the first time in their career. For !l years they
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    News From The Mews
    171 7  -  'BY ALLAN LEWIS The Photo Finish Camera will shortly be in operation at Singapore and Ipoh racecourses. The required equi ment has already been or eied from Photo Chart in Australia. Singapore hay. started work on their rooir t. house the camera. It is to be
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    CERDAN IN NEW YORK TODAY
    90 7 U.P. NEW YORK. Tuesday. French middleweight der Marcel Cerda<: is expected to arrive in New York at 2.30 p.m. New York tim? today. Midillewciigt champion Tcny Zale ariived. here on Tuesday from Chicago to sign the official cootr-lCt on Wednesday. Zai.; was aeonpanieo by his
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    'Support S.C.F.A.'
    261 7 SOCCER FAN Reader's Call Re the. MCFA-SCFA controversy,' I feel in fairness ,to all, the following facts should be noted. The' main object of the M.C.F.A. rule 3 (d) of the i M.C.F.A. is "to act as the j co-ordinating body for Associations controlling Association Football among Chinese
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    'FIELDING DID IT...'
    61 7 Reuter. LONDON, Tues.—Wilfred WooUer, Glamorgan's captain, said tonight: Our success wa* brought about by brilliant fieidhig and excellent team spirit. There were better bowling and batting teams in the championship bnt no superior fielding side." WooUer said he had received many Utters from Welsh people abroad in
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    WATSON SCORES 6
    33 7 GHQ Signals were trounced 6-1 by the Navy yesterday at the Naval Base in a Div. 1 League g&me a Wato n scored all the six goals for the Sailors
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    SAFA Div. 1 League Table
    145 7 First Division S.A.F.A. League positions to date:— DIVISION I P W D L F A Pts Rovers Sports Club 21 16 1 43 22 i 3 Tigers Sports Club 20 13 3 4 54 31 2U Royal Air Force (Changi) 21 12 2 7 62
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    MALAYA CUP
    36 7 The Malaya Cup linal between Negri Sembilan and Selangor will not be played this Saturday. The new date and venue will be decided at a meeting of the I.A.M. to he held on Saturday.
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    Royal S'pore Golf Club
    119 7 In the final of the Captain'l 1 Price Competition for 194S played on Saturday last, G.O. Cruickshank beat RE. Cruikshank 5 3. DUFFERS' CUP. The results of the first round of the Duffers' Cup Competition played during the weekend were as follows D. J. Vane Percy
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    S.C.C. vs C.A. LEAGUE MATCH
    58 7 The following have been selected to represent the SCC vs Chinese Athletics in a First Division League game today at Jalan Besar Stadium: J. Aitken; D. Hamilton and V. Burton; W. Bainbridge, C McCulloch and A. Mitchell; B. Ten Duis. B. Clifton. F. B. McCulloch,
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    JUBILANT WELSH CROWD CHEERS THE CHAMPIONS
    576 7 Reuter. LONDOX, Tues.—A jubilant crowd singing Welsh airs gathered outside the pavilion at Bournemouth today when Glamorgan scored a great innings victory over Hampshire, a victory which with the failure of Yorkshire to win their match against Somerset, gave the county championship to the
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    SOCCER WIN FOR YOUNGSTERS
    94 7 Hospiial Youngsters beat the Serangoon Association by two goals to one on the Serangoon English School ground on Sunday Moktar scored both goals for the Youngsters. The Your.-jsters' 2nd team drew with the Serangoon Association's 2nd team one-ail. The following will represen t the Youngsters at
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    S.C.F.A. MEETING
    23 7 A Council Meeting of the SCFA will be held at tht Garden Club premise. China Building, on Thursday at 5.15 p.m.
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    DRAW FOR M.Y.F. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    118 7 i The draw for badminton and I table tennis M.Y.F. inter- fellowship championships for .oday at the Straits Chinese Jhurch courts are as follows Table Tennis: (Ladies Singles) Molly Lee vs. Ling Hoon liong. (Junior Singles): Beng Giap Vs. Lav Buong Peck; (Open Doubles): Gob K«-o
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    Serangoon Assn.
    71 7 Members oi the Serangoon Association will start hockey tfWttice soon. Those who »re interest.)! are requested to mfoiin the hockey convener, Mr. Aug Kirn Toon. Picnickers intending to go to Lam Soon bungalow on Sept r > should contact Mr. Lim Soo Sam. Ladies in the Upper Serangoon
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    HANDICAPS FOR K. L. RACES
    531 7 following are the weights tor the first day of the Selan gor Turf Club August-Sep-tember meeting Horses. Class 9 Furs Mardi Gias 9 01 9.4 I Fortune's Favounte 9 0! Spear Mirth 4.0 Distinction 8.0t: Bclita 8.05 Hcoden 8 OS I Merriel 8 02 Blank
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    S.H.B. Police "Shuttle" Win
    131 7 1 Playing at the S.V.C. Drill Hall on Sunday the SHB. i Auxiliary Police scored a 4-1 1 badminton victory against the Chartered Bank Sports Club. I Results (SHB Police players mentioned first i: Singles R. boat lam Nu Beng 15-6. 15 S; D. Boaario heat
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    BOWLER TAKES 5 WKTS. FOR 2
    85 7 Central Johote bowlers were in deadly form in the inteidistiict indo-Ceylonese cricket matcii played in Kluang last W<H'k. Hatting first. Central Johorc knocked up 161, of which Kandasamy scored 35. In reply, North Johorc were skittled out for- 40 and 27 runs. Jeyasundram did
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    MCFA TOURNEY
    68 7 The SCFA team to compel in the MCFA Inter-State competition will be selected from HIC following players who have been r6>QU< Ited to train. Pag Tong. Wai If tin, Boon San. Yuen M< ng, John Hon. Bong Slew, I.im Swung, Glm Ban, Kirn fieang. Hoi Ifeng, Boon Lcong.
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    HYDERABAD SEEKS U.N. AID
    372 8 "Our Very Existence Is Threa ten ed" Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS, Tues.—Hyderabad, in a letter published here tonav, iormally asked the United Nations Security Council to intervene in us year-old dispute with India over demands that it accede to the domi nion. lr a letter to the
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    22 8 An incident in yesterday's L"U&lt;!h, Mvct'rr Mutch in which Ihi Ritri tb hetit Ih hiititji /iii i&gt;if fj f,y if/nil* tTrihum Ph'&lt;tour&gt;t,
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    To-day's Sport
    31 8 Soccer: Div 1.; fj A. Vs. S.C.C.. Jalan Besar Stadium: Div. in, C.V.M A. vs C. A.. C.V.M.A. ground: Haikowyu Sports Club vs. Mental* Hospital Football Club. Geylang Stadium
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    THREE NEW CLASS 1 HORSES
    137 8 i'i.vo.. p..\v horses hay* been placed in Class 1 by the Straits caemg Aaaocia i »n. 'i'ncj Taj-Ga. Cabaret (late* King i i» a.id Fairtolt Other horses In the new :lassifications ar Tbboyg in (late Sevcn-and-Six). SpearMght. Bourke and Ee.gle lied (Class 2) and Furioso
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    R.A.F. Association (S'pore Branch)
    83 8 The next meeting or the j Singapore Branch of the R A F. Association will be held at ihe S.V.C. Mess. Beach Road. Singapore, on September 6. at 8 p.m. Th t Committee has arrang ed a competitive "Quiz" between two teams, one representing those serving
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    COAL: £ AND lb. RECORDS
    85 8 COAL: AND lb. RECORDS Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Britain's -oal exports during the 32 ;vceks up to Aug. 14 exceeded those of any complete year since 1940 and were valued at about seven times as much as those for the whole of 1947 it was announced tonight Over 5.100.000 tons, exclusive
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    FRENCH POSTS OVERWHELMED
    80 8 Reuter. SAIGON. Tuesday.-Fighting between French troops and Viet Minh. the Indo-Chinese autonomy movement, has increased to the pitch of a full-scale war Jays vSJ M Ur L n f the Past few nfahl Gt t M,nh forces w ere tocem t *h7? rted t0 COntrol a exProvince.
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    PAKISTAN USES POWERFUL WEAPONS
    62 8 (G.I.I.S.) NEW DELHI. Tuesday.—Reports from Kashmir front indicate that the enemy is now using powerful 5.5-inch gun with a range of nearly 10', miles. This is the latest wea pon brought by Pakistan in Its •ntensified warfare on Jammu and Kashmir front. Pakistan troops are also
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    INDIA'S CHECK ON INFLATION
    52 8 (G.I.I.S.) NEW DELHI, Tuesday -Recommendations calculated to check inflationary tendencies in the country are understood to have been made in a report submitted yesterday to the Government of India by nine prominent economists who were invited to tender advice in connection with the present economic situation.
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    A Smoke After Rescue
    58 8 Sixty-three gear old Nguyen Van Chinh, a coxswain of t; ie ili-fat&lt;d Annamue fit,'mnprnn which sank hi the 'Quit of Siam, dees in thought wit* the help of a cigarette. He is wondering hen he and his four companion* will In able to get paeeagt back
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    TU Chiefs Reject Joint Board Plan
    206 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues.—Trade Union chiefs have rejected the suggestion that Britain's nationalised industries should b n controlled by joint boards represented equally by trade unions and m°n- agement. rhe main reason fear tba; their independence would be v danger Is explained in the annual
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    LEAGUE SOCCER RESULTS
    27 8 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Follewing are today's League results: Second Division: Grimsby IWn I, Nottingham Forest 2 Third Division (Northern Rochdale 3. Gateshead 0 Reuter.
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    PRAISE FOR NANKING
    97 8 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Tues. Mr. Roger D. Lapham. Chiel of the JCA China Mission today comnended the Chinese Governnent for instituting the new InanciaJ measures. He pledged full eo-operntion &gt;n the part of EC A with the lurrency reform programme. "The Chinese Government houid be praised for the
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    "MY LOVE" TIP TO PRINCE
    63 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tucj. -Frank Butters, who trains the Aga Khan s .101 ses. has spoken on the telephone u&gt; Prince Aly Khan about ■fy Love. the Aga Khan's French-trained favourite foi the St. Legcr. P;ric( Aly said that he CJCpectĕ M,i Love to uin t'f
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    HAPPY TO BE HERE
    45 8 •If.-, on,l |f] i r Togee full f land m Singapore them from d 2* yestord,,,. ;•&lt; the Mf,l r J l,th :&lt; had ordi t vhll His wife tr*V SH i**** Henderson i s 1,; me to wta* Z p*m§ Bugu {ton,
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    Govt. Scores Against Burma Rebels
    249 8 Reuter. RANGOON, Tues.—Government successes in Central r jrma against the rebels and the surrender of a number of des?rter s of the Burma Army were reported In tonight's communique. Two townlcts which hail been in insurgent hands for some days were recaptured by the Government
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    MRS. KOSENKINA BECOMES A 'STAR'
    72 8 Reuter. NEW YORK. Tuesday.—Arrangements made today for Now York journalists to inter view Mrs. Oksana Kosenkina. the "woman in the Soviet Consulate." were cancelled when the Russian teacher became exhausted by newsreel and television preparations to "cover" the event. Mrs Kosenkina is recovering in the
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    BURMESE DRAW WITH INDIANS
    43 8 Reuter. CALCUTTA, Tues. The Burmese football team visiting I Calcutta in their first exhibi- tion match today drew l-l with IB Indian Football Association XX Pilgaiey, lor the Burmese, md Mukherjee, for the Indians. 1 were the scorers. Reuter.-
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    SUNDAY DEBATE
    68 8 A debate on "Science Is a Blessing to Mankind" under I the auspices of the Army Civil Service Union will b&lt; held on Sunday, at 10 a m. at 331. North Bridge Road. Sin- gapore. under the Chairman .ship of Mr. Lim Yew Hock. The speakers will be:
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    TEN NATIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL FAIR
    46 8 U.P. TRIESTE. Tuesday. Ten foreign nations will participate in the second international fairopening here on September 15. United States, Britain and Italy j will have the 'argest represeni tations. Yugoslavia Czechoslovakia. Hungary. Portugal. Austria. Switzerland and Israel will also participate. -*U.P.
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    LARGEST YUGOSLAV CARGO SHIP
    31 8 Reuter. BELGRADE. Tues. I'he 7.700-ton s.s. Bosna. largest Yugoslav cargo-ship, has left lon the opening trip of a newly established shipping line be■■—oon Yugoslavia and India. Reuter.
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    SOCCER WIN FOR SOCIAL A.P.
    33 8 The Social Athletic Party defeated the M.F.A. 3. by three goals to nil yesterday at the C.V.M.A. ground in 3rd division league match. Mr. Yeow Cheng Hoc refereed.
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