Malaya Tribune, 3 June 1949

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    64 1 Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE POB THE PEOPLE Tel: "Tribune" Spur* Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper In VI a laya Phone: 5811/1 Nu.-J.ine». Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipol, ami Penang. .TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTAT IVE: E.
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    VICTOR'S SMILE
    121 1 I i LONDON, Thurs.—Bruce Woodcock knocked out Freddie Mills in the Uth round lat White City last night before a crowd of 40.000 fans who paid a gross irate of £7>.000. U end, el. uhou as defending his British, Empire and European heavyweight hereby retained his titles and
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    SARAWAK BISHOP NAMED
    61 1 LONDON, Thurs. The Canterbury has appointed the Rev. Nige'l Ednrand Cornwall, headmaster of St Joseph b College, Chidya. Masasi, Tanganyika, as Bishop 1 Übu in and Sarawak. f ill, who was orford in 192«, was Domestic chaplain to the Bi.diur. of Colombo, Ceylon, J 1938. He succeeds
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    MALAYA MAY BENEFIT
    204 1 A.P. i NEW YORK. Thursday. I Malaya, the world's greatest producer of tin. stands to benefit if strikes continue to J block production in riot-to* a mining areas in Bolivia. Tin circles said U»at if the strikes continue in Bolivia. winch produces between 1"» and .10 peicent
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    GOOD PROGRESS
    48 1 Reuter. LONDON Thura. Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jone.--f said in a parliamentary replj today that he underj*ood goov prcgress had been made in restoring the Malayan railway at an estimated cost of $105.600.--000. More than one half this mm had so far been spent. R uter.
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    NEW HOPE FOR BERLIN TALKS
    290 1 Reuter. PARIS, Thursday.—Kussi.i today agreed to discuss a United States plan, backed by Britain and France, to restore lour power control of Ljiiin at a secret session oi the Council oi Foreign Ministers tomorrow. Today's meeting ol the Council was adjourned ailer only 96 minutes
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    UNFEDERATED STATES ARE "PROTECTED"
    64 1 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs—British Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech Jones said in Parliament today that Johore. Kedah, Perlis, Kelantan, Trengganu and Brunei are "protected states." Their rulers are styled "Sultan" except for the rule! of Perlis who has the title vi Raja, he added. Mr. Geoffrey Cooper, a
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    BOLIVIA RIOTS SLASH WOULD TIN SUPPLY
    368 1 Work Stoppages Still Spreading A.P. A drastic drop in world tin production through the Bolivian mine strikes which would boost the demand for Malayan tin was predicted by New York experts today as strikes spread in the riot-torn South American Republic. Although disorders haw
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    More Pay For Army Civilians
    60 1 Revised monthly scales of pay for non-industrial grades of se> vice civilian employees hay now been approved by the thre Service Ministries in London, i was officially announced today The new rates take effer. from Ist August, 1947. A decision on the propOS»'s for revised
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    'NO BLACK RIDE'
    34 1 U.P. MANILA, Thurs. President Quirino said the Philippines would not be a to any international bulcKmarketing ot rice although he wouid welcome a legitimate opportunity to buy rioc at reasonable prices.—U.P.
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    FLYER EROKE
    33 1 A.P. BL'FFALO. NEW YORK. Thurs.—Mrs. Kicharda Mor-row-Tair, the British Hying housewife, arrived in Buit::!o, by train yesterday to raise funds for the home stretch of her round the world flight.— A.P.
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    "Abandon Hongkong" Demand
    127 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Konni Zilliacus. foreign policy "rebel' expelled from the British Labour (Governmenti Paif\ said tonight that "the only wa to defend Hong Kong was i come to terms with the new. mostly Communist, Government of China." Declaring that the world wa. witnessing the last days
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    MR. MacDONALD GIVES A PARTY
    240 1 Reuter. LONDON. Thursday.—Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, Commissioner General in South-East Asia, who has been reporting to the British Government on the progress of the campaign against Communist terrorists, said today he was delighted that a centre for Malayan students in Britain was to be opened
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    DUKE'S ADVICE
    36 1 A.P. EDINBURGH, Thurs.—The I Duke of Gloucester appc lied to the people of Scotland yen 1 terday to open their purse- a I little wider when it comes to 1 paying their ministers —A.P. <
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    RECOG NITION FOR REDS?
    214 1 Reuter. By The Diplomatic Correspondent LONDON. Thurs. The future diplomatic status of the warring parties in China Is likely to be reviewed in Paris during the next few days, diplomatic observers >n London believe. The arrival in Paris from China of two key personalities, Dr. T.
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    Mr. Lee Promises A New Deal
    299 1 'BAD RUBBER' (Tribune Staff Reporter). Mr. Lee Kong Chian. the Malayan rubber merchant now visiting the United States, has perm anted Ametican buyers organisations to hold off drastic action against the Malayan rubber trade for shipping had rubber. But manufacturers still threaten action unless
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    LESS UNEMPLOYMENT IN JOHORE
    178 2 Bui workers are fussy JOHORE BHARU, Thursday. The number of Johore unemployed is on the downgrade. There are plenty of jobs going, especially for labourers. But those who want the jobs are fussy about the type of work and place of employment. They want 1 iobs
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    HE RECEIVED 6 DOZENS STOUT —CHARGE
    58 2 JOH< >RE BAHRIT, Thui Periathamby 38, an Indi claimed trial today when arged with retaining 2A cq of stolen soap ami six dozen "Tiger" stout. Another Indian, lil-ycai Kasinatlian was charged, foi helping to conceal the sh property. He also chill icd trial I'iie
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    He took pen, cigarettes
    65 2 Ng Wing Thuni. 2<t. who said ho was a detltist, admitted breaking into a Chinese Schoo' and stealing a fountain pen and two tins of cigaiettc.-, when in lppeared in the First Disttict Couit Yesterday. Ng said that fo: the last two months he was out
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    THREE TRIED TO BRIBE POLICE
    38 2 For trying to bribe pollci men. three Chinese were gaole<l for two weeks each The Magistral c warned them that though their bribe? were small, they were Hal Ie to 18 months imprisonment
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    ALTERED CARD
    41 2 Because he wanted a job. id year-old Abdul ft amid bil Abdul Razak. altered his ag. Ito 18 on his identity eatd. j Charged in the First Districl I Court yesterday, Razak plead ed guilty. He was fined $2,
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    STOLE $34
    30 2 Ifhatei Shah, ik, got three months gaol for stealing $34 belonging to Abdul Rahim at Chang] Road on January 20 He pleaded guilty. He had thn previous convictions.
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    CLAIM DISMISSED
    44 2 A claim for brought by Pte. P. A. Ran iBinghe, 21. of the Ceylon Royal Pioneer Coips, for injuries suffered in a lorry accident, was dismissed by the Chief Justice in the High court yesterday. H e was ordered to pay costs.
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    FOUND DEAD
    25 2 A hiKldlc-aged Indian Mil lira seaman was found dead yesterday morning at the Immigration depot. The man was said to have committed suicide.
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    HE THINKS HE IS GUILTY
    75 2 Drivers In Trouble— jOrH >RE BAftBU, Thurs Ohcw Kce Sung, 30 a lorry driver of I'onlain, did not know how to plead when chai red in the Magistrates' Court today for a breach of conditions attached to the haulage permit of his lorry. He said:
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    He Was Fined $20
    51 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thur. tol .1 fine of $20 was Impost !on Ismail bin Tuaoff when he was convicted In tlx Magistrates CotJft today for "inconsiderate driving on a main road*/ and driving with out licence. [amail told the court that he hud renewed his licence this
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    HE MADE FOUR MISTAKES
    62 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Kinew Ifook Sang, 40, a lorry driver from Seremhan, pleaded guilty to four charges in the Magistrates' Court today of driving a lorry without (n> a Road Licence; lb) a Haulage Permit; (c) a Goods Vehicle Licence, and (d) using illegal petrol. The
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    Pennsylvania Bride
    125 2 Yesterday'a prate* teas Miss Mary Patiicia English, travel vriicr for American magazines, xrlii/ came down from Hongkong a fortnight ago to marry Mr. James Arthur A'< Igon, Singapore Manager of th-c American Express Company. Theii WOrt married yester* da>> moanka§ at the Registru Office. Mary, who comes from
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    Expert Testifies In 'Penhas' Claim
    124 2 Expert evidence on Chinese lnw and customs n inting to Chinese marriage was given by Mr V I. Tsan, a Chinese schohr and solicitor, in the Singapore High Court yesterday. Mr. Tsnn was called by Madam Tan Soo Eng. i nothc: or i.wo children, whu
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    Stole. Ice
    43 2 MALACCA. Wed. LWCC ESng Watt. 21 clerk In Heap Hoe Lee Ice Factory at Bukit Gedong, Malacca, admitted to the Sessions Court president today that he stole 23 blocks of ice belonging to his employers and sold them to ice-cream hawkns.
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    DOUBLE RAP
    26 2 Teo Rode Kok. 29, was fined ISO for having a chandu smoking apparatus and Jailed foi three weeks for having 19 packets of chandu.
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    Cried Wolf —2 Months
    67 2 Cried Wolf 2 Months JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. I —Special Constable Raja Ali, j a corporal attached to Sutlgt i Kong Kong Estate, was gaoL ed for two months today for raising false alarm of attack. On the estate on February 1" Ali ordered another Special Constable to light a fire
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    A.S.P. WILL HELP HIM GET A CARD
    66 2 I JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs I —After charging Bengal*] 1 for not producing his identity I card for inspection by a < Police ofliccr at Kulai '''own, the Prosecuting Officer. A.S.P. Osman, told the President of the Sessions Court today tha* he would help
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    TRISHAW CENTRES RAIDED
    185 3 Nine Men Caught In Ipoh Surprise Sweep IPOH, Thursday. Police carried out light rung raids on all trishaw centres here at dawnV da\. Two hundred and twenty-three trishaw pedal lers were screened. Nine were identified as bandit messengers and arrested A patrol ot Ist 2nd Gurkha Rifles
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    FOUR MEN ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    68 3 Four Chinese weie charged with aimed robbeiy in the Second Police Court yesterday. They were Fok Kum Choon. Chow Tong. Lee Yong Chua and Cheong Kwee. They were alleged to have robbed Tan Hock Kirn of three chandu pipes valued at $80. one gold ring
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    ACTING SUPERVISOR
    18 3 Mr. Lee Siow Mon.- S.S.C.S. has been appointed to act as Supri visor of Elections. Singapore.
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    More Indians Go Home
    88 3 v fon Indians arc returning to] notherland. Last year. Sow Indians loft Singapore I Malaya for India There; only 28.817 arrivals Thr Chinese also are thinking i home There were 61.0211 Zm women and children who Vfr.r China hy deck passage; Syear. ins this there !L%«
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    MATRIC EXAM
    82 3 Th. London Matriculation Examination will be held in r Federation of Malaya in 1950 in Kuala Lumpyj Entries fiom candidates offering a special language lotaet than Chinese. Sanskrit oi Tamil) must icach ,„•1 education offices not than July l. 1040. from candidates offering Biology or Botany reach local
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    INDIANS MEET ON SUNDAY
    76 3 There will be a meet'rig undei the auspices of the Nets! Memorial Library at 6.30 pm. this Sunday at X 0.6 Raoi Course Lane. Prof: Ananaanarayanan will preside and Mrs. S. D Kalclkar and Miss Leela Menon will speak on "India and her National Language" and
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    Signals Players Will Tour S'pore
    159 3 The Signals Players, amateur theatrical team from the GHQ Signal Regiment are faced with busy days 'barnstorming' all over Singapore with their version of Phillip King's play, "See How They Pain." Last night, they put the play on at Tyersall Camp. They plan to travel
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    JUMBLE SALE
    62 3 w Singapore Girls' Sports •uh is holding a Jumble Sale Md Pun Fair tomorrow at Victoria Memorial Hall. The Jumble sale starts at am. continues until 2 !>Jn At 3 p.m.. the Fun Fair MWimences. Miss Doiothy '•"I" Mr. D. K. Daniels and l: H Kiat wul act
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    PRIMARY ROLLS OPEN JUNE 15
    59 3 Old Boys ot the AngloChinese School are informed that enrolment for First Year Primary 1950 will open on Wednesday June 15. and close ion Thursday June 30. 1949. i Application Forms may be j obtained from the headmistrees. lof the Anglo-Chinese Primnrv 'School. Coleman Street.
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    He Said He Could Get F & N
    138 3 He Said He Could Get F N Wee Kirn Lye an ex-emplo- vee of the Fraser Neave 1 told Tan Tin Kw, a shopkeeper at Kampong Chin Herig that he couki get him aerated water and beer from the Ftasei Neave. Tan gave him $30.50 for the aerated water and
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    30 ARRESTED
    25 3 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. There have been 30 arrests in the Federation in the past 24 hours- 18 in Perak and 12 in Selangor.
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    Unions To Meet To Form Council
    141 3 Mr. Lim Yew Hock. Trade Union Representative on the Singapore Legislative Council, said yesterday that he is calling up a meeting of representatives of trade unions "sometime this month" to discuss the formation of a Council of Trade Union for Singapore. The primary object
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    You Can Register As Voter
    64 3 A six-week peiiod of Revision in the Registration of voters for the 1951 Legislative Council and for the December flection of Municipal OommiSsioncis. began on Wednesday. During this period which ends on July 1"» cmnhfied citizens of the Colony aie j requested to register if
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    PAY FOR IT
    48 3 I Members of public who in- < future wish to employ police other-wise than on a particular month-to-month agreement to j guard personal property, for I attendance at private entertainments, or for any othei private purpose, will be I quired to pay for .-ueh seri vices.
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    GARDEN PARTY
    40 3 MALACCA. Thuis. Invitations to a garden party at j the Residency. Malacca, on f June 9in honour of the King's Brithday nave been issued by the Resident Commissioner, Malacca, the Hon. Mr. W. C. Taylor, and Mrs. Taylor.
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    CUP DINNER
    36 3 The Malayan Thomas Cup winners and their wives will be the guests of the American Association at a luncheon to be held at the American Club in the Cathay Building today at 12.45 p.m.
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    READING ROOM
    41 3 The Jasin Reading Room was formally re-opened by I Mis. J. Harmer. wile of the I District Officei. Jasin. yes- teiday. A large gathering of j Government Officer.s. Deman- gs. Penhulus arid leaders of I vaiious communities were present.
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    RENOVATION
    29 3 MALACCA. Thurs. Approval has been given for an expenditure of $1,200 for tin renovation of the Malacca I Indian Association building jat a iecent extraordinary I general meeting.
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    AIRWAYS TAKE OVER
    34 3 The Royal Air Foice Borneo I Courier Service which started on April 18, 1916. closed I down on Wednesday and the I service is now operated by the (Malayan Airways i
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    She makes you look prettier
    96 3 A few hours after she had landed in a Constellation aircraft from Darwin, freshlookinii. Miss Jeanne Nash, cosmetic demonstrator said that she had come to change the faces oj Singapore worn* n xcith a new techni(fue touring her thrte-month stnu here. The Technique consists of
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    Alexander Here On Sunday
    92 3 The Rt. Hon. A. V. Alexander, Britain's Minister of cf Defence is coming to Singapore this Sunday. He wiLl stay at Government House as the guest of H. E. Officer Administering the Goverment. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron C. M. G. for the evening. He will
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    TWO MEN WIN DEATH APPEALS
    53 3 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. Abdul Aziz bin Jaafar ?aid to have been a police informer won his appeal here today against the death sentence imposed on him at the Trengganu Assizes. Mob Ohoon. a Chinese sentenced to death for having six rounds of ammunition also had
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    FINED $2O
    35 3 MALACCA, Thurs. Mah Xgam Sang, a photographer doing business at Riverside. Malacca, pleaded guilty today in the Circuit Magistrate's Court to having overcharged two customers foi identity card photographs. Mah was fined $20.
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    RUBBER PROBLEMS
    591 4 IF a layman were asked his definition of bad rub- ber, he would probably answer, "Rubber that won't bounce." There has been some bad rubber going out of Malaya, but the trouble is that it has been bouncing too hard. It has been bouncing back, and damaging our
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    IRISH BLOOD IS BOILING AGAIN
    1012 4  -  The Cry: One Ireland And That Free By CHARLES E. WHITING A.P. THE hot blood of the Irish is boiling once again little more than a month after their joyous Easter Monday proclamation of independence. And as usual their ire la directed across the Irish
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    Malaya Beware! U.S. Bid To Displace Natural Rubber
    769 4 A.P. TUEBT tube wizards in Ame- ricas rubber capital of Akron, Ohio, are talking of a whole family of synthetic rubber materials wnich wili present natural rubber with its greatest thieat ever. At the same time, says the Wail street Journal, rubber
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    One-Man 'Flying Squad'
    418 4 Reuter. DOCTOR Philip Caryl Jessup. the tall, soft-spoken diplomat who represented America in the negotiations which led to the lifting of the Berlin blockade, is a sort of one-man "flying-squad" for his Government. As Ambassadoi-at-Large. he is ready constantly to answer a call by President TMiman or
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    £ 200,000 DRUG HAUL IN ONE WEEK END
    548 4 200,000 DRUG HAUL IN ONE WEEK END A.P. MIDDLE East drug gan received a smashing blow durin- a recent weekend we "the Egyptian poUce Szed about £200,000 worth n f their illegal wares. 0f (mc sclsurc alone, following a Kun-batUe, accounted for more than half that amour* !Sd was the
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    COW'S LUNG AND YOUR MILK BOTT.
    213 4 A.P. A COWs lunch canij bad taste m your J You do not have uTJ her feed, or evsn be J where near her. Tht J sirable flavour of feed-1 for example can t.r| in your bottle of milk. J pie with a keen
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    SHE DOESN'T SING IN THE BATHTUB
    548 6 TALKING FILMS... SPOTLICHT ON JUDY A.P. BOH most ol her life, people have been telling Judy Garland she will lose her voice it she does nol .top singing so loudly. Today she is still going strong--and as loud us ever. lit one of her
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    BUT FOR DANNY
    155 6 pLAUDETTE C OL* \j BERT, who hi an enthisiasiic advocate of i tin- current .h«.rt hair styles for women, would S wear her half mach i shorter it it Were not for J I Danny ka> < J Before < laudette st- arted her co-starring role with
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    FAN-PIX
    267 6 PHOSPHORESCENT fan i* photographs (they glow in the dark) are Hollywood's latest. And the first star to have her picture thua Illuminated la raven-tressed Linda Darnell. One of the actress" fans, Jack Biyant of Marion. Indiana, who jis albo a camera enthusiast, I initiated the unique fad He! j
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    RUMANIAN STAR FOR PARIS-SHOT FILM
    318 6 I CURL Who was interned in a Bucharest concentration rnmp I* threaghool the German occupation and who escaped to Paris alter being "liberated" by ti>»' Russians, has been eh?>s< i. \lo play the leading feminine role opposite Erie Portman and Gay Rolfe in the Setton-Baring
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      297 6 Gkr WAS PAID OFF- AW FlfcLD AGA!W TODAY. ]|T BETTER. READ IT \NYWAV, I V [V^^^-^| SHOCI V. MIS BINGE'LL LAST FOt DAYS'.> I GUESS. MAYBE IT'S SOMETHINT *r\\ T\ 1* 1 .J L jtok m™Nf a servicf mc.^^j^ CATHY, EH? MUST BE TH' &ABE H f IMAGINE! NO WONDERSfrtT*i
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    A FEW MOSQUITO BITES WILL MAKE YOU DO MORE WORK
    463 7 Reuter. MOJITOES Hi moderate «I number, cause men to work more eilicirntly during summer in the cana.l an north, according to a study made by Dr D r Stmt T 5 2fy of the University of Manitoba. Dr. Wiliams 1
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    CURE FOR TROPICAL SCOURGE
    51 7 -viR centuries, iropicai l have suffered ''<'■"■ Foot (hlariasis) acre tignatkni courges of the tr °u t today they may have arch workJhave discovered a new which has tsan and which, it will eveni th p< spies <>t Samoa, Malaya, i British Guiana, •Bioih i countricsfree
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    Carrots Fed With Cocoanut Milk Grow 80 Times Bigger
    271 7 A.P. red to Jittlr i carrot root. to SO times in three nething now in i much more growth from any otlifr nutrient eras described of Rochester Botany, where it F X?. Steward Di S M. Caplin, They lai to lean
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    New Blood Factor
    151 7 WB discovery of a new fa* Moodth.t° r subs tance. |r -food that may aid in deter, mimng paternfty cases reported recently Pjoneer in the if havo <*tablished that lack of the RH factor i n tome women often causes spr!n«s m OT ana mic Dr. Levine
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    RAIN – REPELLENT WILL AID PILOT'S VISIBILITY
    353 7 RAIN REPELLENT WILL AID PILOT'S VISIBILITY A.P. A 49-ycar-okl Canadian scu-ntist has invented what la believed to be one of the best rain-repellents In the world, but he will not ge* rich. He is Dr. D. F. Stedman, •National Research Council chemist who has been doinj eoi <tant research on
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    LOURDES HAS GROWN INTO ANIMPORTANT CITY
    629 8  -  By A Special Correspondent NEA. HUNDREDS of thousands of p'lgrims- irom the four corners of the world, flock to Lourdes evei> year They come to sec and pray at the shrine where. 90 cars ago, the Virgin Mary appeared to Bernadette, a humble Httle
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    'WISDOM MEN HAVE NOT'
    1259 8  -  By YUMEI LIM in l aris. I picked up \j a;i ashtray bearing a X „eh inscription. Whicn When translated means. Tne mere I know of men the more 1 adore animals. rnif ashtray lui s since become my possossiop. Then the other day, came ,c
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    Chinese As Spoken In Malaya
    576 8  -  By A.S. LEE CHINESE as spoken in Maiaya La a combination of impuic Chinese, Malay and English. Unless he knows and speaks Mandarin, a Chini esc usually uses an imported version of his native dialect like the drawling sing-song patois of Penang Hokicns. plus a
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      211 8 JA< X AKMSTKOIVG by Bob Scboeukt* II I OUGHT A SWITCH j 3 T*ONG FUEL-METERING MAUK/ THF BOMS »5 STILL THE ROCKETS ON, JeT WENT ON THE FRITZ HE HGOKEP UP' IT'LL GO OFF ANY TOO....THEN s MUST HAVE CUT THE JET ANP 3ECONP' WE'P REALLY GET SWiTCHEP ON THE
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    FROM PRISON TO WITNESS JAPAN'S ABASEMENT
    3050 9  -  The end came unexpectedly. American B-29 raids culminating in the Atom-bomb reduced Japan within a few months from overlord of Asia to a beaten suppliant. WAR m MALAYA By Lieut. Gen. A.E. PERCIVAL G.O.C MALAYA 1911-2 r n a y of Peliverancc I 0'
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    RISE IN WORLD OUTPUT OF TIN in CONCENTRATES
    130 10 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Thursday. World production of. tin in concentrates increased from 11,000 long tons in February to 13,300 in March, according to the May issue of the International Tin bulletin. This brings mine production back to where it was in September/October
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    DROP IN EXPORTS
    76 10 There was a big drop in Malayan exports of tin metal in May as compared with April. A total of 1.777 long tons was I exported in May as against 3.681 tons in April. The cumulative export up to May this year was 23.140 against 20,165 for
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    PRODUCE MART
    40 10 Black pepper was steady but quiet market in Singapore yesterday. Sellers wanted $2io per picul loose. But no business was done. The New York black pepper market was firm on Wednesday j spot at 89 cents nominal. I
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    Small Buyers
    20 10 Singapore, Thursday. Tin shares at lower levels found only small i *j buyers and industrials were quiet. 31
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    ABOVE TARGET
    66 10 Reuter. TOKIO. Thurs. -For the second consecutive month, the Yawata Iron Works of the Japan Steel Manufacturing Company in May surpassed the target production for the month. Company officials revealed at Moji today. May pig-iron production at the S'awata, the largest steel plant in Japan, topped the April
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    Malaya, Britain's big buyer
    214 10 DEMAND from overseas for British machinery shows no sign of diminishing. Although Industry is working at high pressure the waiting list of eager buyers has not yet been wholly eliminated. Yet East Asian markets have been amongst those which have obtained deliveries during' the first quarter
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    WORLD-WIDE BAD CROPS
    122 10 Reuter. GUELPH. Ontario. TOUTS. Unfavourable crop conditions in marry parts of the world were reported today to the International Federation of Agriculture Producers meeting here by delegates of 23 country I. Germany reported a steady decline in agricultural production during the last four years; Denmark's trade with
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    Along The Godowns
    46 10 Landbris (44); Empire Hamble (Sheers Wharf); Napoli (42 43) Charon (40 41); FrancisviUe (38 39); Kelantan (36); Star Betelgeuse (17/18); Silvervvalnut (19 20); Tjipondok (25 26); Soudan (15 16); Dorsetshire (10 II); Shirala (8 9); Katong (7); Llandaaf (Coal Plant); Adrastus (4 5).
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    Air Mail Schedule
    138 10 Air maiis are expected today from the United Kingj dom, Aden. Africa, Arabia, Canada. Eutopc. India, Iran. Iraq, Pakistan. Palestine, Bur- ma, China. <except Shanghai). Hongkong, Macao. Japan. Philippine Islands. Batavia, Pa- lenabang, Sourabia, and Parang. Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to the above places
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    Rubber Drops 1½ Cent
    93 10 THE rubber commodity market suffered another set-back yesterday with prices dropping 1 cents following a fall of half a gold cent in the New York price. Closing prices were Buyers Sellers No. 1 June RSS 30 31% No. 2 June RSS 29 29 1 No. 3
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    Synthetic Rubber Getting Better
    429 10 A.P. NEW YORK. Thurs.-TV.-t tube wizards in Americas rubber capital of Akron. Ohio, ar* 1 talk ing of whole family of rynthe rubber materials which will present natural rubber with its greatest threat ever. At the same time, says the W. Btreel Journal, rubber experts here
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    863 10 Buyers. Sellers, 1 Atlas Ice 15.50 16.50 AJex. Brink Pref. 2.80 2.90 Ords. 2.20 2.27 8.8. Petrol 38/ 39/- cd B. M. Trustee 7XO 8.50 Cong. Tla Ord. 14/3 15 I do. (P) 22/3 23/I 15. Utd. Awir. 40.76 41.75 j Estate A Trust 7.00 8.00 1
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    WOODCOCK KNOCKS OUT MILLS IN 14TH ROUND
    775 11 One Sided Fight Ended With A. Right Reuter. LONDON, Thursday. DRUCE Woodcock retained his British, Empire and European heavyweight titles tonight, when he knocked out world lightheavy weight champion Freddie Mills in the 14th. round oi their 15 rounds contest at the White
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    Navy Trounce Tigers
    284 11 m £RS Bp I Club met I I when Royal I icm a I— 1 in an S A.F.A. Senior League match at Ja- Bcsai Stadium, y estirTigers opened up promisingly, but as the game prothey retreated to defensive plsy. The Navy lad the whip-hand for the
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    Somerset out for 191
    195 11 TAUNTON. Thursday. Three batsmen. Gimbiett. Angel 1 and Rogers, scored all but 49 of the Somoi set first innings total of 11*1 against the New Zealandcrs here I today. By close of play the tourists had passed thcii I opponents' total, being IM for the loss
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    Yadi Retains Singles Title
    599 11  -  By SMASH D. K. VADI, retained his title in the men's singles of tho Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships, yesterday when he defeated Ong Chew Bee in three hiHerlv congested sets of 8-6. 1-6. 6-2. Finding himself up against one who not only equalled in the variety
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    All The Champions
    58 11 This year's tennis champions are: MEN S SINGLES: H. R. 'mM. MENS DO I KLES: Ong Cfceu Bee and A.0.8. I»«k?r. MIXED DOUBLES: Mr*. M. I. GreenhHi and Oflg Chtw Dee. LADIES singles: Mrs. M. Burnett. LADIES' DOUBLES. Mlm L. a'ker- Tn\ lor and Miss L L.
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    KRAMER EXTENDED
    44 11 LONDON. Thurs. JacK Kramer, 1947 Wimbledon champion, had one of the toughest matches of his career tonight when he was taken to nve sets by Pancho Segura. the little Ecuadorean, in the professional championships semi-linals before winning 3-6. 6-3. 6-3. 3-6. 6-3.
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    Langridge Completes 1,000 runs
    340 11 Reuter. LONDON, Thursd »v. lOHN Laagridfce, 98•yaw-old Sussex opening baternaa, today became tho first player in Eajcffch iirst class erieket this season to complete 1.000 runs. He achieved this feat when he carried his overnight core of four to 221 ap;;> Derbyshire. He went on to
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    SADDLER STOPS KEERY
    108 11 A.P. LONDON. Thurs —Sandy Saddler, of New York, 121 nounds, knocked out Jim kcery, 134. of Ireland in the fourth of a ten-round bout, in the mam supporting event at White City Stadium tonight. Saddler, former featherweight champion of the I world, had tlie Irish boy down
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    R.S.G.C. MATCH PLAY COMPETITION
    293 11 The following is tho draw fol 1 the Roya! Singapore Coif Club match play Competition, die firs> round to be completed not lator than June 19. J E. Semmes. bye: R. M. Yoiinir bye: J. C. MacLeod, bye. C R Wardle, bye; G. O. Crulckshanic. bye:
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    NO HITCH IN U.K.-INDIES TRADE
    224 12 Foreign Currency I Worries I Indonesia A.P. LONDON, Thursday. DKITAIN'S trade with Indonesia is running at the level agreed on for 1949 in tirule to Iks with the Netherlands Government early this year, a Board of Trade official said today. He was commenting on the
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    Lovink Takes Over
    80 12 A.P. B ATAX lA, Tiun::. H.J. i»vmk tool; over duties of High Rcpregentathre of the Dutch Crown in Indonesia in a brief ceremony today at an extraordinary session of the Federal Provisional (lovernment. Lovink. former secretarygeneral Of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, replaces nr. j J. M.
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    Hatta Flys to Sumatra Conference
    49 12 LONDON, Thurs. Premier Mohanud Hatta of the Indonesian Republican Government is fiytng in a C nlted Naiions Plane on Saturday to Camlet with the Run rgwacy Government in suuuitra on the Koem- an Royen agreement, the Indonesian Offiew in Singapore ujinouiu d last night.
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    YEN CALLS ON HIS EX-BOSS
    109 12 U.P. CANTON, Thursday. ACTING President Li Tsung-jen today nominated Shansi warlord Yen Hsi-shan for premiership succeeding Ho Ying-chin. Yen accepted the nomination and immediately departed for Formosa to confer with Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek on the formation of a i.vw cabinet. The appointment will be voted
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    LONDON SHARE MARKET
    167 12 LONDON, Thurk -Wall Street again gave a lead to the Loadon Siock toxchnnge. A steadier tendaacy prevailed lor the (creator part of tiif ecaiion today. Some boar cohering wa prompted b>tho approach of the weefc end. tii»- Stock Rxcnenge will be ritra ed t"i noiiday oa Mondaj
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    BUTTER PACT
    23 12 A.P. LONDON. Thurs.- A Danish delegation has reached Loudor for negotiation; for a longterm butter contract betweer Denmark and Britain. —A.P.
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    Burmese To Step-Up Rice Production
    135 12 Reuter. RANGOON, Thursday. JHE Burmese Government announced tonight a rice production drive in Government-held "areas of the Irraw.iidy Delta southwest of Rangoon. Preparations were going on satisfactorily, it said. Loans were being granted to cultivators. On the fighting fronts its communique reported "no important developments."
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    DR. CHAPMAN DIES
    29 12 LONDON. Thurs. Dr Thomas Alfred Chapman who was Suffragan Bishop of Colchester irom 1022 to 1933. died on Tuesday at his home at Prating;, aged 81.—
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    RED TROUBLE
    32 12 A.P. MADRAS, Thurs.—An Indian Government spokesman said! today "major Communist trou-1 V is reported in the southern Tantore district" causing it to! be paced UK**r a state ot > emergency.—A. IV
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    'We Mean Business'
    127 12 Alexander's H.K. Visit LONDON, Thursday. The London Daily Telegrapn. independent Consen stive said in a leading article today that the Government's decision to send the Defence Ministei Mr. A. V. Alexander to Hongkong was "a useful and construed gestu«e." Ali. Alexander.-; visit will certainly be a guarantee
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    DISNEY FINDS ALICE'S VOICE
    56 12 U.P. N&W YORK, Thurs—The Walt Disney office announced here today that Margaret O'Brien, a 12-year-old screen star, had signed a contract to do the voice of Alice m the cartoon feature of "Alice in the Wonderland." Disney officials said Mis: O'Brien s signature ended a two
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    CORONATION CUP PROBABLES
    59 12 Reuter. LONDON. Thurs. There are only four probable run--1 nera for the Coronation Cup. Ito be run over tho Derby course of a mile and a half lat 1515 GMT at Epsom tomorrow. They are iwith jockeys): Beau Babreur, .W Cook; Sicavo. E. C. Eliiott; Royal Drake.
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    AMERICA SAYS NO TO RUSSIA
    264 12 Reuter. BERLIN, Thursday. THE United States today flatly turned down a Russian demand that West sector police be withdrawn from West Berlin railway stations— taken over to end fist and gun fights between striking railwaymen and Soviet zone police and Communists. A letter from Lt.
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    U.K WANTS VOLUNTEERS
    153 12 Reuter. London. Thurs. —Britain is to call lor volunteers— men Bad women—to create a national civil defence corps trained to cope with the effects of modern weapons including the atom bomb, it was announced tonight. Particulars were given in draft regulations presented to Parliament under the Civil
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    ALY'S HORSE TAILS
    42 12 U.P. lAjsiLKJTi, Thura, prince My Khun and Princess Rita Hayworth flew here from Par's today and went to races at Epsom Downs to watch Ah s bone Susan V finish a poor 15th In a tiohi of 17 horses.—U.P.
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    Trade With Japan Snags Discussed
    86 12 EL R. Lineman, Eeono--1" mie Adviaoi to the United Kingdom Liaison Mission in Japan who arrived in Singapoie yesterday had talks with officials the Economic AfYaiis Secretariat on the problems of the JapanMa I. iva trade. Mi. I .Inge man met members of the Colony's
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    25 Shanghai Nuns Arrive Here
    174 12 rpWEXTY-FIVK Q 1 1 vitiates of cr s of the Poor of arrived in Sin~an or the last two ships. n :»5 Evacuees from cv they left the Pity a month aeo and 't Hongkong until sage in the Dar Hienrich J< n DotCh ship,
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    SHANGHAI TRADE
    25 12 Reuter. HONGKONG, V British Company, and Swire, today they Intended resuming trafcafl Shanghai with V,*B the steamer Bheogking on turday with carf gers.—Reuter.
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    EISLER WELCOMED
    41 12 A.P. BERLIN, Thurs. -CommuJ fugitive Gorhait Eider ret-end a hero's welcome todag viet occupied Leipzig, the m sian. licensed news agency AM said. The agt-ncy said he greeted by Major' Max Opi&r a rally in the old Marks Square.—A.P.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY General
    114 12 rJt° BAND: the rii- r! 10n °l Mr J C will play at I-arrer Park 5.30 p m. b.30 p.m. KOYAL ARMY SKRVICF OKI'S AKSCN: ground reunion ana sot ial dinner at HQ No. 4 Supply Reserve Depot, Pa«=ir Panjanp, 7.30 p.m. r>\*' .V Doreen Pin'.«
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    Cinema
    172 12 The Blue Latroon" with Jean Simmons. 11 y ni. 1.4a. 4.IS. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. lAPITOL: "The Snak* 3 Pit wuh Olivia de Havilland Celeste Holm. 11 a.m.. 1.45 1 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. REX: "Unafraid" with Joan Fontaine Burt Lancaster. 11 1.45 4.00, b.30 and 9.30. p.m r.\VlLION:
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    57 12 LEAG1E SOCCER: Snr. r i *8. R.A.F. Chang l. J .dan Bet' Stadium. J nr. B. Grp. 1. CL<.b~ Hurricanes vs. C.Y.M.A.. C.T.1U «■round. J nr. B. Grp. 1. So* Ath. Party vs. Born*-» M S.C.—Gevlar.?. FRIENDLY SOW KB: T Bahru Rangers vs. G nhrio —Farrer Park: S.C.C. vs.
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