Malaya Tribune, 4 June 1949

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    67 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPLE FOB THE PEOPLE j TW: "Tribune" S'pora < j Larger Salet Than Any j Afternoon Paper in Malaya i Phone: 5811/1 Nin« Unea. Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh, and Penang. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE
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    TODAY'S DERBY RUNNERS
    154 1 Reuter. I? There a' l 33 mooa.jie run■era for the premier classic If ci toe Uritisfl ian, me ueioy, to he lun over one and a 5 hat miles tA downs at I 1100 hours GMT today. iney are,: AiaOut *Jrn:;e i i\v Johnstone). Raines Faik I
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    Bolivia Strikes Fade
    79 1 A.P. i A/C. P"ri.—a Govern«al said today Bo- i-i ,ft r 8 *i*-4*y walkout 2 bloody riots in 1 merlcao engin- «*s were killed Estrada, prefect department, ssio oftSj?L ed for withdrawal J JJfron, tiK- mining reTV i Payment of Bent f lows of miners J w
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    "Jobbery" In Island Colony Says Gammans
    430 1 Reuter. LONDON. Frula.y.~AUeg.tions of "shocking political jobbery" in the British Eesl Africa* eolonv of Seychelles were made by Mr LeoiMrd Gun „,,„>. Conservative who si>ecialises in colonial affairs, in "the House or a ?roup of 92 islands, is in the in off the East
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    Reds Seek Foreign Exchange
    117 1 U.P. i Shanghai, Fri.—The o nmuni>t Military Con- j trol Commissiim iod:i\ i i ordered all Chinese and foreigners alike pff ci sing foreign eurrene.v i cheques, bonds or stocks J j to sell them to or depo- J sit them in the oflic a! i
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    Thailand Ambassador Recalled
    80 1 A.P. BANGKOK, Fri. —The Thai Government has recalled its am'assador to China. Phya i Aphibarn Rajmaitri. from Nanking, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs revealed here today. A Foreign Office spokes- i man said the Govornmer* wants a personal report from its envoy on Chinese Communist treatment of
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    WOMEN ENVOYS
    28 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Fii. President Tinman said today that several women are under consideration as United States Ambassadors. He howev-r, declined to go into details. A. P.
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    URANIUM
    30 1 U.P. MEXICO CITY. Fri. It was reported that extensive deposits of uranium had been found In Oaxaca state and American and Mexican geologists now are studying samples here. —U.P.
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    Malaya Is Vital To S.-E. Asia
    82 1 Reuter.-AAP. MELBOURNE. Fri. Tengku Temcnggong. formei Deputy Prime Mnust o* Johore, whr> is ho'idayioK here with his wile and daughter, said in an interview 'bat "because of its strategic pO» 1 siticn and resources. Malays is vital to Bouthca t Asia, but iLs reconstruction
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    GOING VERY HEAVY TODAY
    26 1 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Today. i he gntng i«»r today's r:1 utii be vsrj heavj due i»> Uiis morning's ram. lielita will nol
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    BIG FOUR QUIT QUARRELLING
    236 1 Reuter. PAR'S. Friday. Sifting in secret for the first time, the Big lour foreign Ministers today made "some progress" in two and a half hours discussion of Soviet and Tinted States pbns to restore four-power government in Berlin. Mr, Robert Murphy, political advisor to the .American
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    REDS ENTERING TSING TAO
    115 1 SHANGHAI. Friday A reliable source said today Chinese Communists had occupied Tsingtao, the North China port which until recently was the anchorage for the U.S. Western Pacific Fleet. The informant said the Chinese Nationalist Navy also had withdrawn and the Communists took over the city and
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    TOVARICH!
    28 1 MOSCOW. Fri. A Bovlel whaling expedition returned from the Antarctic brought with it a family of red-headed penguins. They now are on display in the Moscow zoo.
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    RICHEST EVER GOLD-STRIKE SHAKES WORLD MARKETS
    435 1 Reef Of Solid Gold Reported Reuter.-A.P. JOHANNESBURG, Friday. FABULOUSLY rich gold strike reported to be the richest ever in the South African goldtields today set the Johannesburg and London stock markets in a turmoil and made fortunes in a few minutes for skilful buyers.
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    British Ships Shanghai Bound
    65 1 U.P. SHANGHAI. Fu. The Rn j tish shipping firm, r.utterfieh *nd Swire, snneucced tod<\ 1 that several British ships are scheduled to arrive in Shangha* within a few days. The Sheng King is due or j June 6 and another British ship 1 is expected en
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    N.E.I. TALKS MAKE PROGRESS
    83 1 Reuter. I BATAVIA, Fri. Informal discussions between the Dutch and Indonesian Republic delegations an "continuing amicably", the United Nations Commission for Indonesia reported today. The Commission added that it had been making suggestions to both the parties for expediting the work of the sub committee concerned
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    CHINA REDS FLAY RELIGION
    312 1 Chinese communists appear to have changed their policy and want "foreigners" to stay in the territory they have captured, but they have no use for teachers of religion. This was the view expressed by a* recent European evacuee who called at Singapore on his way to
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    MEDAL FOR PLANTER
    73 1 The 50-year-old manager of a PahnitC rubber estate. Mr. LesHe Weldon, lu<s been awarded the Colonial police medal for gallantry for fighting off a bandit ambush at the Ttm>a!ing Rubber estate near Jc,rantut in April. Also awarded tne medal is Abdul Majid bin Jabar> 21--vcar-o'd police constable,
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    Opium To Be Dumped
    149 1 1 Quarter of a million dollars t\ worth of iaw o.ium, seizby Revenue officers in the S.S. Promise on her arrival fiom Spore at tii2 end of last month was confiscated IJ C. 1. oy M\. o'Almada in Hongkong on May 20. The application for confiscation
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    Yingkow Is Open Port
    74 1 THE Communist Xortb-East Government has opened the Manchurian port of Yingkow to domestic and foieign shipping. Pciping Radio announced. Linked by a big railway network, with all pa its of Manchuria. Yingkow formerly handled much of Manchuria's import and export trade. Radio said that before the
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    Medals For Bravery In Ambush
    75 2 MJi. Leslie VWhion Litkie, 50, manager of the Mentakah Estate, Mentakah, md police constable Abdul Majid bin Haji Din, 22 have been awarded the Colonial Police tyedal for gallantly lor thodbrave conduct in action dvi ing a bandit ambush in Pahang on April 11. The
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    CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    25 2 A charge against Noel Montgomery of driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of liquor, was withdrawn by the Public, Picsccutoi yesterday.
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    KALLANG WILL BE MODERNIZED
    476 2 S'pore Airports To Be Further Improved Govt. Promises ALTHOUGH the Government of Singapore will embark on "a large project" A a< Tengph aerodrome, it will not neglect Kallang Airport. This was said yesterday by Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, the Officer Administering th c Government of
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    S'PORE GETS 635 BABIES IN ONE WEEK
    51 2 SIX hundred and thirty-five babies were added to the population of Singapore last week, according to \estcrday's H >alth statement. Two hundred and five death.s were reported the same week. Tuberculosis led the mortality cau with 38 deaths. Pneumonia wa.- next with 27
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    ANTHONIANS TO HOLD DINNER
    54 2 THE Annual Reunion Dinner of St. Anthony's Boys School will ho held at the sqhool on Sunday, Tune 12, at "< p.m. Ail gui AnthoniafLe wishing to participate may send theii names to Mr. Ho Fook Seng, G 0 St. Anthony's Boys (Phone *****. The charge
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    BUTCHER FINED
    29 2 An Indian butcher. X Luchumauen, 27,* wraa fined! a total of $125 m the pond i District Court yestcfthry on two charges of overcharging for mutton. t
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    Off To The Games
    48 2 I J One of the nine ponies of the Singapore Polo Club !hnt was R£. tf '5 i»»rstla> after nr>on .or KuMM tumour The (h.hs A' and "IV teams W ili journey this weekly to com,>ete in the Seiangor Cluh Tournament at Kuala fam.p.ir
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    FUN FAIR TODAY
    140 2 JHREB thousand people are expected to pack Victoria Memorial Hall today when the attractive handwork of the Girls' Sports Club, started three months ago, will be displayed for sale lhe lumble sale and fun fair will be in the hands of giMs from the Club. Various useful
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    Penghulus— They Are Not The Same In Malacca
    295 2 Penghulus They Are Not The Same In Malacca MALACCA. Friday. difference between Malacca penghulus and those in other states of the Federation was explained to the press yesterday by the Resident Commissioner, Mr. W. C. Taylor." Malacca Penghulus are elected, the others are not. The forme: have very small ureas
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    ACQUITTED
    32 2 MALACCA, Fri. Mewa Singh, he'd by the Police on a tentative charge of possessing ammunition, was acquitted and discharged by Lhc Circuit Court Magistrate yesterday. No evidence wa:- giveh against him.
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    US$200 MILLION LAST YEAR
    628 3 hi AJ I I MPI !v Friday. The Federation of Walnya and Singapore H r sf ve,r e,r.»ej! more !Ss m o<H,,ooo irmfniy rf tl rubber and tjr, about h»M pi what fhey earned. The other half was spent by •n :md other members of the
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    Indian Appeals To Privy Council
    50 3 Kun'a «uuipur, Fri, J; J ifg v:;.» todaj noil- i g. <i fcdon to peti- lion i" r aperla 1 'cay* t;> r i the PrlvJ Foun- m ii i :'."i iist (he sentence J ttt death passed oh htm Ike Emergency I J Rfgv'atloaa.
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    Five Years For Armed Robbery
    65 3 I i TE< iCHBW, Lv Poey Wah. A up a Chinese ex at the po'.nt of a pistol at North Bridge Road teratx r 21 last and retwo gold rings trom sentenced to five rous imprisonment lust cc Taylor in the irt yesterday. Anothei ieochew.
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    BANKRUPT GOT TEA MONEY FOR PREMISES
    141 3 YOUNG Indian aim distributor. K. P. S. Iyer, told the Chief Justice in the S ngapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday that he sold the tenancy of his business pre- mises to the incoming tenant 1 $2.250 tea money. Iyer, who was examined in relation to
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    Pomp And Colour At Investiture
    144 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. Pomp and colour Ith retaliation ceremonies of His Highness f Trengganu which began in Trengganu After the proclamation of i the commencement of the cerenranics His Signaesjs con- ftrred till He tjaqn went to he Ma-sixd Abidin foi the Fiuiav players. Today
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    PLANS FOR SPECIALS
    99 3 Ka r, da f H C vcrnment today cor* j H plans foi dcmobjli- H Special Constables Mi-! Mr. W. N. Gray, FederaH tion Commissioner of Police H preas comerence B c time comes the.-c H will be put into hand. H will be a number of
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    T. S. ELIOT FEATURE
    36 3 Rapto m.:i i.i: •<-> wjll broad* caft o piogirinruc <>n one of the greatest living English poets. T. S-. Eliot, tomorrow .nt 10.30 p.m.. written sad lvii rated bjf Profe <; i ham Hough.
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    New Girl Guides
    33 3 Mrs. A.' W. Plnniek. Chief Commissioner of Girl Guides. Malaya and Singapore, recently visiter Malacca where sh< enro'fed the Second Cadet Com pin j at the Mahu Women's Training; College.
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    BANDIT HANGED
    36 3 4 BANDIT. Hiew Sow Then, sentenced to death for possession of arms, was I cd at Pudu Gaol, Kuala L pur, yesterday mormag. Hiew was the t>sih bandit to be executed since the Emergency.
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    TWO S. P. KILLED
    61 3 MALACCA. Fii. TWO Special Policemen wc»c killed and two weie j wounded in the Enn I gency in Malacca, it was officially l evealed. No legulai police ncr j auxiliaiy police were casual- tie.. The numbei of civhan? nn 1 bandits killed and wounded was not
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    HE PRESENTED FORGED LETTER —CHARGE
    75 3 THOMAS John DavieS 9SS yesterday charged with attempting *to cheat $1,000 from the Hongkong Shanghai Banning Corporation 1 y presenting the manager with a forged letter. Ho was alleged to have presented a letter from the Managing Directoi of I United Engineers Ltd. authorising htm
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    FAMILY STABBED TO DEATH
    53 3 A Chinese bullock-cart driver lied from his home in the night of June 3 when he heard a shot fired near his house in the Muar area of Johore. When he returned the next morning he found that Ma father, mother and two brothers had been
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    Bandits Driven Deeper Into Jungle
    254 3 gUALA LUMPUR. Friday. Bandits in Malaya driven deeper into the jungle are finding it difficult to keep up their supplies. Mr. W. N. Gray Federation Commissioner of Police, toid this to the press here yesterday and added: "The bandits are short of food, medicine, clothing
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    Squatters Must Do Their Bit
    150 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. SQT'ATTF.RS who help and protect and assist bandits will ho repatriated. M<arwhile the harrying end putsuing of bandits goo:> on and will be stepped up an police reinforcements come iorward. .Sir Alec Newbomt, the Chief Secretary of the Fede- rafrpUfj Government this
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    REDS MAY TRY TO CONTROL UNIONS AGAIN
    78 3 Kuala Lumpui, Friday: Sii Alec Newboult. Fcdeiation Chief Secretary, warned at today's pi ess conference that Communists will make fiesh j attempts to dominate Ma- I layan trade unions. But said Sir Alec "This will net be so easy a task as it
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    ELEVEN UNDER DEATH SENTENCE
    55 3 Kuala Lumpui. Fuday: Eleven people in the Federation of Malaya aie now undei a of death said I Sir Alee Xcwbcult. Federation Chief Secieiaiy at today's pi ess conference heie. Out of the *J4 sentenced to death i Since the Emergency 15 have had theii sentences
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    BANDITS FLEE NORTH
    61 3 ivuala Lumpui. Fi i. liandits I aic moving noith. said Mi. j N. Giay. Fedeiation Commisioner of Police at today's I preai eonterencc heie. j Added Mr. Gray: An at- 1 tempt to escape acioss the 1 Thailand border would be one oi the natuial ieeuits, or
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    DETAINEES
    46 3 Kuala Lumpur, Friday: I Mr. W. JN. Gray, Federation I Cbmmieloner 01 Police ie- J veiled today .">(> men. M women and til children wet* detained in-the Pulal opet- aticn. At Merapoh i)o men, til 64 women ar.ct lu 1 chtdreh I I tfave been detained.
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    Contractor Loses 4 Railway Claims
    123 3 From Our Own Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. POUR of the five claims made by Mr. A. Chel'itpnah k former labour contractor against the Ma la van Railway Administration, were dismissed by Mr. Justice Spencer Wilkinson at the Supreme Court today. The five claims, which totalled
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    23 WOMEN FINED
    47 3 Twenty-three women out of had each to pay a fine of £10 foi gambling in a common gaming house 3t Beach Road. Fourth Police Magistrate Mi. M. H. MacDougal anquitted two because they said they did not gamble while the rest adrr they did.
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    27 ARRESTED
    26 3 Thcrtf hdW"Been 27 arrests I in the Federation in the last 24 j hours 13 in Perak. 11 tn j Pahang and thiee in'Sclangor;
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    Hostess Charges Her Boss
    201 3 A CHARGE of using criminal force was proved yestcr- day in a case against Chew 1 Kay Hong, managing proprietor of the Happy Woihl Cabaret. but the Fourth l J lice Magistrate Mr. H. M. MacDotlgal did not record a conviction because of tin; "tiivial nature
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    SATURDAY ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE PAVILION
    299 4  -  This Is A Good Week For Films r B y —t OSWALD HENRY BATING: FILM: -The Small Back Room." STARS: David Farrar, Kathleen Byron, Michael Gough, Leflie Bunks, Jack Hawkins his enemies. Manuel King a and Cyril Cusaek. AN outstanding British picture from the Korda studios
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    372 4 RATING: FILM: "The Snake Pit." STXRS: Olivia de Havilland, Mark Stevens, Leo Germ. Ootalte Holm and Lora Lee Michel a UDIENCE reaction to films A in this city is unpredictable. Her e we have a piece of heavy drama touching that delicate subject— insanity, and, for the mo«t part
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    REX
    330 4 RATING: FILM: "The I nafraid." STARS: Joan Fontaine, Burt Lancaster and Robert Newton. FILM stars, turning producers, are meeting with some measure of success. Fate has been particularly kind in this respect to Burt Lancaster whose first offering under his own banner la rather a remarkable one. He has
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    SHOW ROUND UP
    104 4 RATING: Fair; Good; Very Good Excellent. i formation, with, perhaps a chance to build their lives anew. j Joan Fontaine, an artiste for fine performances, tackles an unglamorous and unsavoury j role as Jane, giving it that j same air of suspense as in "Letter To An
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    CATHAY
    184 4 RATING: FILM: "The Blue Lagoon" (in teehnicolour). 1 STARS: Jean Simmons, Donald Houston, Noel Purcell, James Hayter, Cyril Cusack, Susan Strauks and Peter Jones. I FOR once, a sensible story of the South Seas, minus hip-swinging Hula-girls and mysterious, incense-filled vilI lages. This is a faithful transi lation of
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    ALHAMBRA
    202 4 BATING: FILM: "King nl ST,Mi: Clyd King. Elaine S eien PrivaL Anot-ro-belun i* r captive jungle from an untimely en heroic exploits of worWowned wild a- ma! *s Clyde Beatty and I- t edition —Manual X For thrills and film is incompaia serial has its quota, particular one pit*
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      377 4 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK RED NETWORK ENGLISH PBOGBAMMKS INDIAN PROGRAMMES 10 a.m. News from Kuala L« 12 noon Time Signal. Opening par; 10.5 (approx.) (lose Down; Announcement and Programme 1 p.m. Programme snmmar> Summary with Signature Tune; 1.02 Dance music by Lawrenc- 12.02 Tamil fihn hits; 12.15 HinWclk
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    untitled t v ~, .: b .'"ami. the world'.- ull, man (« ight teet eight a pro! lem patient whin ho reported to the Masacbusetts Eye and Ear Inmarj in Iloston with an ear ache. But nurse Genevieve Pcasen makes a close-up examination by scaling table.
    42 5 untitled t v b .'"ami. the world'.ull, man ight teet eight a pro! lem patient whin ho reported to the Masacbusetts Eye and Ear Inmarj in Iloston with an ear ache. But nurse Genevieve Pcasen makes a close-up examination by scaling table.
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    EQUALITY
    103 5 Reuter. BOMBAY. Fri. If worv.oi I are to be burdened with due) responsibilities of domesti*. i as well as civil and social life, I is it not necessary that men I are taught domestic science and shared the responsibilities Of domestic life with women I This question was posed
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    Reds Have Captured 330.000 Nationalists
    168 5 A.P. SHANGHAI, Friday. fHEN VI General Commander of the Communists tl Id army which captured Shanghai and r of this city, asserted that only 20.000 Nationalist troops escaped during the recent fightin?. He told Siiangk.. industrall, commercial and financial leaders at a meeting sponsored by
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    Shanghai Portuguese Escaped
    101 5 PHANGHAI, Thurs. The U c vacuatior scheme has been abandoned comprt hen -.ye lit plan involving j the whole community is now j boms dratted, according to 1 'he North China Daily Xev. j quoting an official of the Poi tti'-u. R ridents Association. This official claimed
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    'MALAYANISE' CHINESE -MILVERTON
    471 5 /^it/l" Reuter. »..lu ,i... l»ll,<x '>,..,:.>:<llj..in3" (llil.o. ><.„.,.l„„'l> (url">r:.<:<,,!. >vent >« »l tl,< «t t»,o vonr »<. i,.v. v ...'.i.z: VVriiin.3 in Ike d <<l,!lii<>n t:iill> in 111.» i .!i. v tno 5»ll7»<l^. l'Nt' t.i-ust nn.z ..<' <,,ll!llz..,>i, do cnptur<.6 '».,t sor on. in,»,. l^, (Un \D!ii
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    FLOODS KILL 100
    58 5 Reuter. PvlO DE JANEIRO, Fri. More than 100 people were today reared dead m one oi tne worst floods ever to hit Uie Sa'> Francisco area of nor-Ui-ea.st Brazil. Communications were cut and many towns and villages isolated. The 5,000-ton suaaxer Campos Sailea left Rio today with
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    TAKE IT EASY
    39 5 Reuter. PARIS. Fri. Hie French, National Assembly tod v adojpt- <<' unanimotj:;l;. a Socialist motion Inviting the govenan\ent l 0 pbscrvc a truce m Indochina for the safeguard oj lianas there during the rainy Reason (MaySeptember). Reutci.
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    CLEAN SWEEP
    17 5 Dressed in Dutch cort-l-tea, th.'se irirk milkh < 11 vi«itof» caaJn nervy In j. wreck-long Mlekration.
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    INDIA WON'T HEAR OF IT
    117 5 xn-,v. > V, >! l willing to nave neutral 1 v< rs ovei leer the forthccnting referendums in the provided firstly, they am appointed by the United Nations; secondly, they are acceptable to both France and India; thirdly, their runt tions and powers are clean
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    Fresh Unrest Forecast In Cyrenaica
    358 5 A.P. ROME, Friday. bid for independence drew forecasts yesterday of fresh unrest in the Moslem world. The independent Rome newspaper Messagerc predicted "immediate repercussions in all North Africa." The Secretary General of the Arab League declared that Arab nations insist on complete freedom for all
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    SUPERMAN
    556 6 WO disrespect to Mr. A. V. Alexander, Britain's Minister of Defence, but it is hard to see what he hopes to accomplish by his there-and back jaunt to Hongkong. It is even harder to share the enthusiasm of the London Daily Telegraph which has this to say of his
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    AUSTRALIA IS NOT PURE LILY-WHITE
    965 6  -  By GORDON TAIT A.P. THERE'S a dark spotlight today on this country's Y/r-ir- I'fitrA'ifl noHr-v. Are the Australian people behind it? Is it racial or economic? Need it be enforced 100 per cent.? Or is today's strict policing of it the wi'l of one man.
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    India's Constitution To Be Ready In August
    384 6 Reuter INDIA'S now Constitution is taking shape •peetSliy. Twenty-five articles in three cays was the record set ip by the Constituent Assembly this week. The Indian Constituent Assembly, now in its final B ssion, hopes to complete tne draft constitution of 315 nitie'es.
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    -And Her Foreign Service Makes Considerable Headway
    432 6 Reuter. WITH diplomatic and consular missions in 44 countries, Free India's foreign service Ims made considerable headway in the last two years. Treaties of Friendship ar< under negotiation with several countries, while the Indian Government concluded trade agreements with ten countries in the
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    PENICILLIN PLANT FOR P.I.
    139 6 Reuter. THE Philippines will soon have its own ponieillin and streptomycin manufacturing plant, if the offer made recently to the Nation al Development Company b> the American Industrial Bx- port Corporation is finally j accepted. The American concern, one of the biggest in the United States,
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    The Growing Need For Uranium
    574 6 Reuter. THE growing need for uranium and other radio-active substances is expected to open up vast stores ot unexplored mineral wealth m variou parts of the world. A United Nations study on the economic development of the non-self governing territories of the wond emphasises that
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    BATTLE OVER BUT NOT WAR
    294 6 Reuter. WHILE events dunng the I past year hav e tended v shake Arab unity, then feeling in some of the Middle East Moslem States, and es. j pecial'y in Egypt, that (air j a battle, but not the 4 r I ended in Palestine.
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    PHOTOS BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    237 7 it. a idank.d and a belt comprise the equipr R': -t Sa<au. 42-year-old Minister of the Adventis? Church from the Island of Veßa I lla in the Solomons, as he sits barefooted on a rail of th r White Star liner Mauretania f(i' o\ving the ITork
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      238 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LIMITED THRiCt WEEKLY KUANTAN SBO.KOTA BHAk'J SliO.MANAGERS: MANSFIELD A CO, LTD. OCEAN BUILDING BINGAPORUi. ZZZZZZZZZZ 1:) TOMORROW IN THE PALM COURT FOR THE FIRST TIME THE BAND OF THE Ist. EN. DEVONSHIRE (By kind permission of Lt.Col. R. G. Pine-Coffin, D.S.O. M.C. Officers.) Conducted by bandmaster V. St
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      171 7 i!X ABXER by Al €a PP rr THE iMTFR- XIF ONLY HELD SHOW TI HE MUST CHOOSE A ER- N I t"-A WILD YOUNG THING brr vnuVE HAD SOME INTEREST /T- WIFE,WHILE WE'RE < I KNOW FROM THE. SOUTHERN -PINGTONDEAR 1 OUST A SMu-E-EVEN ALIVE/I'-THE PROUD )ITS AFTER I HIULS/T-SOMETHING
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    "Silent Splash" Winches
    321 8 LAUNCHED on May 12 by Swan, Hunter at Wallsend-on-Tyne the 10,000-ton Chindwara, tor the British India Steam Navigation Company, will be the second of a series of nine vessels of similar appearance whim arc being placed in service during the next two yea is. They embody improvements
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    Along The Godowns
    56 8 j i Empiie Hamblc (Sheers vVhaif;; Napoli (42/43); Jhaion (40 41): Franclsyttk Jenvenue (38 39); Kelantan (36); Katong «35»: Star Betetgeilse (17 18); Sitseni (21 22»; Benledi i27/2S);| Seroei (29 30); Soudan (15/I6i:j Cyclops (13/14); Dorsctshhe (11); Shirala (8/9); Breconshire 6 7); Llandaaf (Ccal Plant >: Adiastus
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    FROM TROOPS TO TRIPPERS
    45 8 .he luxury liner Queen of Bermuda sails inio New «rk liarnour after being completely renovated from bow to stern at a cost of > l t.s.nou. Used to transporting (iis during th,- war, she is now making weekly pleasure cruises to Bermuda.
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    SHANGHAI CALL-THE BIG?
    420 8 U.P. Tribune Shipping Editor THE Singapore agents for th. P O. Messrs Islay Kerr isc Co.. Ltd.. Collyer Quay, are still awaiting a signal i«> send their new 9.000-ton freighter Soudan up to Shanghai. The Soudan i< loading in Singapore docks at present, and is scheduled to'sail
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    CALCUTTA-HONGKONG
    14 8 tnuia will inaugurate a new Air Service between Calcutta and Hongkong via Bangkok
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    The large single funnel of the P & O luxury liner Himalaya being lowered in place during the building oi the ship in the tidied Kingdom. The Himalaya v.PI ply between England and India.
    33 8 The large single funnel of the P O luxury liner Himalaya being lowered in place during the building oi the ship in the tidied Kingdom. The Himalaya v.PI ply between England and India.
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    Waterfront Flocks To Auction
    206 8 AN auction of motor vessels ranging in size from 25 to 1 985 tons attracted a large j crowd of waterfront dealers to Lammert Bros.' Salesrooms, Hongkong. The largest vessel, the Ngor I Wei. put up for sale by the Kwangtung Industrial Cor poration. Canton, was
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    PIRATES RELEASE CAPTIVE
    108 8 THE Kwong Sun Hong Co.. j charterers of the ss Kong fat which was pirated about three weeks ago while on her I a io Hongkong f:om Kcng- j snootl. have revealed that one ot the six men kidnapped by the bandits has been released 1 and
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    MISSIONARIES IN SHIRALA
    77 8 The Shirala (British India brought 326 passengers foi Singapore from Hongkong yesterday. Among these thoic are several missionaries and their families who evacuated North China a few mouths ago and have been awaiting passage in Hongkong. The missionaries a.nd their families wili tranship from the Shiiala and
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    CHARON BRINGS MUTTON, FRUIT
    51 8 I The Blue Funnel Line's Charon brought 72 passengers to Singapore from Fremantle yesterday. Th vctsel carried n cargo of 2.63'J .he sp and a total of i.BOl 1 ton; r»i Australian t rait; vagctaI I frozen meal. Hour, onions, potatc c;, confectionery nn d honey.
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    THE MARKET YESTERDAY
    118 9 nHTH a sharp rally in the New York rubber price by C cent (US), there was a much better feeling in the local rubber commodity market yesterday. With good buying interest the price recovered 1 1/3 cents from Thursday. The market closed with a good undertone. Closing
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    LOWER PRICES BRING IN NEW ENQUIRY
    189 9 WEEK'S RUBBER REPORT THE week has been rather a gloomy one for Malaya which has been unable to stand up to the hammering which the New York market has received resulting in nervousness in all other markets, says the week's rubber report issued by
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    WEEK'S PRICES
    96 9 Highest and Lowest prices during the week ending June 3 were: s Highest Lowest losing Buy en Nana Spot Loose ??*5',2 "il «1,1 R.M.A. I R.S.S. F. 0.8. June 32.5 8 31 32.1 8 R.M.A. 2 R.S.S. F. 0.8. 30.7 B 29.3 8 30.3 J R.M.A. 2 R.S.S.
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    Big Threat From Cold Rubber
    167 9 BATON ROUGE. Thurs.— "Cold rubber" was feted here by its sponsors who claim 'it will: Make tyres wear 30 per cent, longer. Permanently outclass natural I rubber. Make the United States independent of any outside rubber source. Be made as cheaply as the natural rubber.
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    Air Mail Schedule
    77 9 Air Mails are expected to arrive today from the Nnited Kingdom, Aden, Africa, Arabia. Canada, Europe, India, Iran. Iraq, Pakistan, Palestine, Australia and Nov Zealand. Ceylon. Burma, nnd Medan. Latest time of posting at the G. P. O. to the above places is 6.00 p.m. Surface and
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    BLOW TO JAP SILK TRADE
    65 9 Reuter. TOKIO, Thurs. American I buyers have cancelled orders for 17*000,000 yards of silk clotn known as Habutee up to today, Japanese newspaper said. The cancellation amount to one-third of the total contracts for 45.000,000 yards ordered by I American buyers and roughly ,25 per
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    MORE BUYING FROM BRITAIN
    47 9 A.P. KARACHI. Fri During March. Pakistan imported from the United Kingdom goods worth almost twice as much as those she exported to that country. Figures released by the U.K. High Commissioner here show imports from Britain of £3,600,--000 and exports of £1,948.000. A.P.
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    POOR RISK
    49 9 Washington. Fri. President Truman said on Friday he is opposed to a U.S. government loan to Spain. Spain has informally bid for a multi-million dollar loan from the UJ3. government's Export and Import Bank. The bank is said to have turned it down as a poor risk.
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    Back To Business
    34 9 Reuter. Hongkong, Fri. The British company, Buttertie Id and Swire, announced yesterday they intended resuming trade in Shanghai with the despatch of the steamer Shengking on Saturday with cargo and passengers.—Reuter.
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    PRODUCE MART
    104 9 Copra, coconut oil and sago I flour continued their easing I tendency in the Singapore proI duce markets yesterday. Black and white pepper were very steady. Some business in black pepper was transacted yesterday at $236 per picul j loose. London prices for black pepper 'ose on Thursday
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    INDIA'S II BILATERAL PACTS
    338 9 A.P. j \TEW DELHI, Fri.—lndia is j n finding a solution to two I very tough problems—her dollar i shortage and her adverse trade j balance- in a series of inter-' national trade agreements negotiated by her Commerce Minis- try. I Bilateral agreements have j been
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    Selling Pressure Less
    36 9 Singapore Fri. i There was little change 1 in industrials but in the tins section there was y slightly less selling pres- sure at lower levels. Small London interest was also maintained. J
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    838 9 Buyers Sellers. Atlas Ice 15.50 16.50 4Jex. Br.** I Pref. 2.80 2.90 i Ords. 2.20 2.27 8.8. Petrol 37 3 38 hCd ii. M. %JtA Tl» Ord. 14/- 14 U do. (P) 22/3 23/S. Utd. iMur. 40.76 41.73 j Estate Trust 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary 7.00 7.25
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      271 9 LEGAL, NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that the business of "PUNIAR RESTAURANT BAR" carried on by MR. SHARANJIT i SINGH at No. 175, Albert Street, Singapore, will cease to exist as from the 15th day of i June, 1949, and that all claims j against the said Punjab Res-
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      237 9 The Truth in Your Horoscope Your Real Life Told Free Woulrl you UU to know without an? cast what ihe Stars indicate for you. some of your past experiences, your strong and weak points, etc' Here Is your c"n: nee to test Free the skill of Pundit t Indian most
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    TODAY'S FORM GUIDE
    5131 10 First Day Of Selangor Turf Club's June Meeting Haw One CI 3 Div. 5 6 Furs. Si AN DV KID 0-0 I FIFTH 2-4-49 K.F.. 8.04 I Furs. (Glennon) DiV. 8, Won by Lord Frederick 1 mis. IS 2 b I sees. Going Heavy. sixth 25-5-4« Penang
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    799 11 Sweep: Race Eight. Double Totes: Races Two and Four. I sj v imi Fight. RACE ON E 2.30 P.M. HORSES < L\s* 3 DIV. ."> p) {s I h Kid uU Phersonl 9 un Mrs. j. Martin Martin pm Hwne <"i" 1 Ls -ur>. s. is. reap Do.i-.
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    I.A. CRICKET
    82 11 The loUowing will play cm k< i for Indir I Association against R. A. F. Changi tomorrow at 2.00 p.m. on the I. A. ground. (Play, rs are kindly requested to meet* at the ground at p.m.): N. Abbaßbhoy (Captain). M K. Motiwalla. M. Bhatri. B. Dalit i
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    S.H.B. TRAFFIC XI
    57 11 The ft. Mowing are requested to turn up tor S: U, B, Traffic x[ at aoccer against Singapore Maime police at Rae.burn Park today: Thurc Ai> Mun, Sabg. Aii Biau. Chee Oai Sa»«l. H'.n.n'. P6h Sent', Esa. Peng Yew, Lata 100, Mokhtar. and reserve are Sani. Geoh
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    3 GOOD BETS FOR TODAY
    1577 11  -  jFirsf of K.L. Races From AIXAN LEW IS KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IE June Meeting of the Selangor Turf Club opens tomorrow with a programme of eight events for Class 1 and Class HI horses run over six and seven furlongs. \s usual, winners are not
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    72 11 RACK ONE ORONATION LAIN Flying Cosoejr Duke San N RAC E TWO POLISH BRIDE Shining Wjlkm Itright Mengseng RACE THREE CADGER Chastity Sir Keith RACE FOUR DALCROSS Ahhy Kay Lord Frederick Outsider: Firemaster RAC E FTVB S ADVANTAGE i S|M-arllghl Poti Star h ACE s|\ j
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    MALAYA CUP TRIALS ON JUNE 8 AND 12
    143 11 TUVO trial matches foi the A Ma'aya Cup competition will bo hold by the Singapore Civilians on Juno 8 and 12. The "Probable?-" will play the "Possibles" at 5.15 p.m. an Cacti day The following players have been invited to turn up
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    Woodcock A Step, nearer to the 'Crown'
    320 11 U.P. LONDON, Friday. DRI CE WOODCOCK of England has established himself as European candidate for the vacant world heavyweight crown by knocking out Freddie Mills, his countrymen, in the 14th round before 4(J,000 fans at the White City Stadium. Woodcock kept his European
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    SCC WEEK-END FIXTURES
    140 11 The following will repre ent S. C. C. v. R. A. F. S. leti i B\ cricket on 11 o' dock at Seletar. (Players are ask'd to me.", a' S. C. C. talO p.ni.i S. J. Me* I tera, r. j. HarnTey, J. C. Smith, K. Gould,
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    Negri Play Army-Navy Today
    140 12 1 njEftltl SSafBILAN, last j S n year's cannM/TiaiS-. i meet the Arm.,-N v at t Jalan liesar Stadium toJ day in one ol the most Important Wtrh-H in th»--i OMltlniffl /.<>t>;- ol M:<l r.a J Cvi- oo npett' bra* ihc NcrffJ X nni win 1
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    HURRICANES SWEEP C.Y.M.A.
    62 12 THE Chinese Hurricanes XI defeated the C.V.M.A. 2-1 in a Junior B. Group 2 league match at St. George's Road. Hurricines tasted the first goal when Lou Fong Seng kicked into his own erai Andrew Lim, however, equal ised for C.V.M.A. In the second half Chng Keng
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    SWEDEN WINS
    25 12 STOCKHOLM. fours. Sweden beat Eire by three goals to one in a world soccer cup match here tonight after leading 2-1 at halt-time.
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    CREECH JONES FORECASTS END OF TERROR
    492 12 Reuter. LONDON, Friday.—Colonial Secretary Arthur Creech-lones fo'd <he House of Commons today that security forces had ma le "extraordinary progress" in the last few months in stamping out Communist terrorism in Malaya. No estimate could be given now of how long the rebels would
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    Woodcock v. Savold On Sept. 6
    138 12 A.P. LONDON, Fri.—Pro- motor 'aek Boionionn to- day e.rranged f<»r Brace L Woodcock and Amwirnn Lee Savold to fifrh* for the British version of the v.i.-si i« wor d >ea< v weight championship in London on September G. i BolomocM declined to say where
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    JOLLILADS BEAT S.C.C.
    45 12 The JolUlads Athletic Union played tine soccer to register a 5-2 victory over the ihngapore CricKct. Club on the Padang, yesterday. For the JolUlads. Htisat n scored three and centrelorward Salahudin scored two while Clitton and Mat hot netted for the Club.
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    England Team v. N. Zealand Chosen
    192 12 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM, Friday.—The England foftJß to play against New Zealand in the first Test match at Leeds beginning on June 11 has been selected as follows: F. G. Mann of Middlesex i captain», W. J. Edrich of Middlesex, T. E. Bailey of Essex, L.
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    KRAMER, RIGGS WIN DOUBLES FINAL
    146 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Jack I Kramer and Bobby RiggS of the United States, two former Wimbledon champions, survived a disastuus start to win the world piofessiooal indoor lawn tenm, doubles title at WembU y tonight They beat Pancho Scgura of Ecuador and the Bngllah-born Australian
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    S.A.S.A. MEETING POSTPONED
    69 12 This year's Singapore Amateur Swimming Association championship to be held In October will take on a new significance for from Its' results will be chosen the aquatic team to represent tinColony in the 1950 Empire Li antes at New Zealand. A committee meeting of the Association scheduled
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    C.A. Taste First Defeat This Season
    524 12 THE Chinese Athletics tasted their firs* defct, yesterday, when they were beaten by R.A.F. Ch* ngi, to 'he tune of four goals to tno in an S.A.F.A. Senior Prague match at Ja! »n Stadium. The airmen, who are trailing for down in the League
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    The Derby Today —33 Will Start
    461 12 Reuter. LONDON, Friday. (From VERNON MORGAN) JUIKTV-XHKEf of the best three-year-old colts in Britain ?»nd France will go to the post on Epsom's historic downs tomorrow afternoon for the 169 th. running of Britain's premier classic, tho Derby. The race has a bigger international
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    COUNTY MATCHES ABANDONED
    234 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.- Widespread rain caused the abandonment of a! fiist class cricket matches due for completion today. Not a ball could be bowled between Oxford University and the Ai my at Oxford, and the other games affected were at Birmingham (Test trial), Taunton (New Zealanderst. Ilkeston,
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    DELMINE K.O.ed
    28 12 A.P. LIVERPOOL, Thurs. Jimmy Molloy, Liverpool welterweight knocked out Emile Delmine of Belgium in the ninth ot a 10-round fight in Liverpool Stadium on tonight.—A P.
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    General WHAT'S ON TODAY
    87 12 M.Y.T. S'l'OKE 1HST.: 1st Dept. Sub-committee Meeting, Chinese Methodist Church Hall, 3 KamI»ong Kapor, 2.30 p.m. STORK GIRLS SPORTS CLI 1$: Jumble Sale 10 a.m. Fun Fair 3—6.30 p.m. Victoria Memorial Hall. «..U.I..».: Badminton, Tennis, Volley-ball 1.30 p.m. Singapoie Chess Club 5 p.m. Movie Cirele b
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    Cinema
    197 12 CATHAY: "The Blue Layoon" with Jean Simmon»*. 11 a.m. 1.46, 4.1u. 6.40 and 9.30 p.m. Midnight: "Firmer .Squadron" CAI'lKtl.: "The Snake Pit" with Olivia de Havinaitd ami Celeste Holm. 11 a.m.. 1.15, 1, 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. Midnight: "The Street with No Name. KhX: "Unafraid" with Joan Fomaine Burt
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    Sport
    45 12 SOCCKB: Malaya Cup. Negri Sembilan vs. Army-Navy Jalan Besar. FHIKNDLY SOCCER: Hotspurs vs. Quantas Fairer Park. C'KICKET: Europeans vs. Ros> (Clarke Cup)—S.C.C.: S.R.C. vs. K.I.—S.R.C.; Police v?. C.S.C. Thomson Rd.: S.C.C. vs. Cold tstorau» 1 Farror Park: I.A. vs. S.A.O.B.A.—I.A.; St. Andrew's vs. Rocklites—Woodsville.
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    The Clarke Cup
    52 12 CI \RKE CSUP— the record. 1924 Drawn. 1925 i)rau n 192G Drawn. 1927 Drawn, Drawn, 1929 European*, ifjaj The Rest, 1931 Drawn, 1932 Drawn, 1983 European-., Europeans, US The Rest. 1930 The Re?;t, 193"; Drawn, 1* Europeans, 1939 The Rest. 1910 Europeans, 1911 In, fa*, 1947 Europeans,
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    Europeans v. Rest Today
    661 12 THE 21st Annual Clarke Cup Cricket match will begin this afternoon on the Singapore (ricket Club padang at 2.15 p.m. and will be continued tomorrow and on Monday. The Trophy was presented by the lai Conrad Clarke and the first game was played in 192:. Since
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    GREENHOUSE B.P.
    60 12 "The following will represent Green House B. p. against Berangoon Ranger* B. P. at, badminton on June 6, at 6 p.m. at ♦he Clerical Union Hall: Heni: 1 Boon Guan. Heng Hwang Hock. Loo Geok Chuan. Chou Kheng I King. Heng Boon Chuan, Hi n Boon Lee, Heng
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    LONDON SHARE MARKET
    138 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Bonn sci ambled for Soutr African shaies today. Th< ■iti ike by the Free Stat Aieas Company assaying 56.1(6 nch pennyweights set th cion ablaze and the pnccoftfus share gained 20 shillings at iround 345. Other Kaffiis we« rei f firm. The rest of
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    PELANDOKS BEATEN
    21 12 KaclaJae, Watson Sp< defeated the Pelandok R P i four games t/> three a' bada* j ton last we«k.
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