Malaya Tribune, 17 June 1949

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    68 1 MALAYA Tribune I BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE i Tel: "Tribune" Spore Larger Sales Than Any Afternoon Paper in Mahay a Phone 5811 3 .Nine Lines. Published sintultanecu*t;i it-sinya[)or€, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. fcIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1949 i>IUCE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATD7M:
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    COULD RICE COST LESS?
    217 1 yp x,n Chin Tuan, Council) r t'i. Singapot* I Qfeest Chamber of Commerce I it the next meeting of Legislative Council whether 1 price of rationed I I g ats p t katti, was the lowest [t couI(1 h:nv been reduced. OMldßOt a lowei price havcj
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    WELCOME TO MALAYA SAYS MILVERTON
    46 1 'By JIMMY GLOVER). >rd M:i- r Assoc!* tfalaya* told c r and their guests, might Arthur Creech-Jones, Sec: taiy. would reki if h< visited of bandits, ■nanism and ma'aria." th !t, ch-Jones who was tr" p h°noui. renewed assurance. not with-
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    JOBLESS MOUNT
    22 1 U.P. rl> partment of v ilthiest Tfost Populous of the states lan cord numI r unemvere regist-, w»t Week. -U.P.
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    BIG FOUR HAVE AGREED—A LITTLE
    334 1 "Liw And Lave" Plan For Berlin Reuter. PARIS, Wednesday. fUE Big Four Foreign ministers will tomorrow hold what is expected to be the final meeting of the present session of th? Foreign Minister*' Council, which according to authoritative circles here has achieved some measure of
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    He Won't Speak
    64 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. THE President of the Sessions Court today ordered an Indian, Sandrow. sent to hospital for mental observation after he had refused to answer but simply nodded when charged with failing to produce his identity card on demand by a Police officer and being out
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    Berlin Trains May Start
    126 1 Reuter. BERLIN. Wed The antiCommunist trade union organiI Batten t U.G.0.) today decided i :to ask the West Berlin admin- istration to orcier an emergency I J railway seivice in West Berlin for handling inter-zonal trains. No inter-zonal trains have run from the Western zones to
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    BOMBS GREET BAO DAI
    108 1 A.P. SAIGOX. Wed. Six bandgrenades were thiown in Saigon last night. One person WSJ 1 wounded. Meanwhile EmpeTOi Bao L'ai liberated about 1000 political prisoners Interned at Phulan Camp, a few rallea from Saigon. This "mercy measure was taken to commemorate the ex- j change of
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    THREE POLICE DIE IN CRASH
    64 1 LABIS Today.—Three constables were killed and four other policemen and two passengers of a po ice truck were injured when the truck and a civilian lorry collided near the ninth mile. Labis-Cha'ah Rd. yesterday. The po'ice truck over tur ned and all its occupants were
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    AMY GETS THERE
    34 1 M ss Amy Laycock has been elected a member or the Hospitals Board for 1949 by the Unofficial Members of the Legislative Council. She replaces Mrs. L.C. Goh who has resigned.
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    BUSMAN'S HOLIDAY
    44 1 Reuter. RANGOON. Wed. Mi. R< laid J. Liuwker. British Ambassador tc Burma, l< ft iiere today by air fOJ London. j Tde British Embassy said that during a holiday in London Mr. Bowker would void discussion a with the British Government .leuter.
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    SOVIET ATOM PLAN QUASHED
    99 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Wed. Che United Nations Atomic Energy Working Committee V voted to kill a Soviet plan which culled for the mime- diate destruction of all atomic weapons. Tne committee voted seven to I two with two abstentions to report to the United Nations VI
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    TWENTY HURT
    22 1 NEW YORK. Wed. Police reported that 20 persons were huit When a budding in Madis»n Avenue 77tli street collapsed tcday.
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    HARD TRIER
    36 1 This young competitor took the balancing relay race at the Ratlin Ms English School sports yesterday with the utmost seriousness, while jm oppoB nent looks on with a somewhat disgruntled air. (See Page Light)
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    France Crippled By C.S. Strike
    154 1 Reuter. PARIS, Wednesday. No letters or telegram:were sent or delivered in France today, telephone services were sporadic, and air services partially suspended owing to a 24-hour strike of civil servants which hit all public services to some degree. All overseas air flights from Orly airport,
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    ADVICE TO MALAYS
    94 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. i "There is no merit nor purpose in political power rf its possessor is economically weak" the Malaya High Commissioner, Sit Henry Gurney, said when pro- j posing a toast at the Malaya Officers' Association First Post War Reunion dinner at the Hotel Majestic
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    TWO MILLION MORE STRIKE IN ITALY
    133 1 ROME, Wed. Tension rose i in Italy's lal>our war today when, ■anther 2,000,000 workers struck work fot 24 hours and ,the Communist-led Genera' Lab- our Confederation, claiming a 6.000,000 membership, threatened a general strike. Workers in country districts, stopped for the day to support
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    DENIAL
    28 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. Tom ;iark. United States AttorheyJeneral today dismissed as "riliculous" a report that JEdgar Hoover, Chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation ha.-, resigned. -A.P.
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    Italian Woman Senator For Trial
    135 1 A.P. ROME. Wed.—Laura Dias. J 29-yenr-old beautiful black- haired Communist Senator. will be tried soon on charges of offending the Pope's honour in a political speech last year. Her Parliamentary immun- ity as a Senator was lifted when a Chamber of Deputies Sub-Commission authorised the
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    HUNGARY REDS EXPEL LEADER
    234 1 Dog Eats Dog In East Europe A.P. BUDAPEST, Wednesdav.—Laszlo Rajk, former Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs has been thrown out of the Communist party and branded as "a spy of a foreign imperialist power and TrotSkyist agent." an ollicial com- muniuuc said tonight. The communique issued
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    CHINESE MUSLIMS ATTACK REDS
    115 1 U.P. CANTON', Wed. —It v. as reported today that Nationalist troops under Mohammedan General Ma Chih-hun were counter-attacking Sian, important Communist base in northwest China, whose recapture was imminent. iue troops already have reached the outskirts of the city after capturing a number bi strategic nearby
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    STRIKE CLASH
    33 1 U.P. TOKIO. Wed. Seven policemen and 36 workers wcte injured during a fight when police tried to evict 2.000 strikers from a Japanese steel manu,facturtag company plant at Khoshime. -U P.
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    'REMARKABLE' WORK IN MALAYA
    747 2 Govt. Gives High Praise Reuter. LONDON. Wednesday.— TRIBUTE to th<: men whose ingenuity has 1 helped since Uie war to rebuild the shattered economies and social services of the Far Fast was Laid in a Colonial Office report issued The documtnt, 'British Dependencies In Tho Far
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    MABEY NAMED
    25 2 Mi. H.H. Mabey, O.B.E.has been appointed by the Governor a member of the Education Finance Board to succeed Mi. C.L. Edwaids who resigned.
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    JAPS HONOUR MISSIONARY
    64 2 These elderly Japanese Cath olie women are pictured at a recent celebration in Nagasaki, marking the fourth centenary of the landing in Japan of the Catholic missionary, St. Francis Xavier. Some 8,000 Catholics attended Mass at the site of Vrugami Cathedral, which was the largest church in
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    Ceylonese Troops Leave But Some Plan To Return
    157 2 WHEN the Lancashire leaves Singapore this fT morning with the last 66 members of the j Ceylon Corps of Military Police, at least two Malays among them plan to return, r% a. -i....... O One is Serjeant Tuan S. Zain, whose ancestors
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    Boatman Convinces Court
    66 2 Ax elderly Chinese bnnUnan. Tan Twa Gong, who denied ownership of a revolvqi clainung it had X ••planted", was acquitted and discharged by Hi. Justice Gordon Smith in the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. In discharging Tan. followin- the jury's unanimous verdict of not guilty. Mi. Gordon-Smith said
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      472 2 I On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK RED NETWORK ENGLISH PROGRAMMES INDIAN PROGRAMMES 10 a.m. News from Uuai.i 12.00 p.m. Time Signal. OprnLumpur; lt.tS (approx). Close ing Annet. Programme SumDown; 10.,".,, For the Schools. Mary with Sig. Tune; 12.02 Sis a Stories 1. Singing- Together linga Sakshi; 12.15 Ameerhat; Literature,
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    DID BANKS BREAK LAW?
    518 3 In Court aport banks, incorporated in the f Kingdom, were stated yesterday to be j£ ting illegally and liable to fines up to &*S r K. Walters defending counsel, said trict Court that the three banks :e from the Governor in Council as ha lirer j
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    UNIVERSITY FUND
    15 3 The UhiverslQ o,' Malaya Kndownment Fund I cached $29.638.81 up to last weekend.
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    SERVING BROTHER
    25 3 The Rev. S. S. Adams has been appointed a Serving Brothei to the Venerable Order 01 the Hospital of St. [ohn of Jerusalem.
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    Cinema Cuts Price
    97 3 is v experiment the Al- wbn Cinema in Beach j Will i educe the price of lts from tomorrow. rc lo seats, formerly g, be reduced to 52.00. Lnbte in advance, and S2 00. rmer $2 stall seats re tuced to 51.50. The si f i stalls
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    CHANDU CHARGE
    61 3 .JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. r\\V\ Cheo Lim pleaded I guilty in the Sessions Court today to a charge of possession of two packets of Senior Inspector Mahbob. prosecuting, asked for sentence to be deferred pending arrival of exhibits and a re- j port from the Government h mist at
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    Paid $13,400 Interest On $25,000
    74 3 MALACCA Wed. A Malacca man, A. G. DustiPJ trading under the name of A Q. Dostagir and Co.. in his public examination in bankruptcy yesterday, said that i ■i uf the causes of his insol- was Ida paying a sum of do too a« interest
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    THREE MEN CHARGED WITH STEALING $5.05
    54 3 JOHORK BAHRU, Wed. T'UiUv Malays, Hassan bin Hashini, Hassan bin Said "ni Khami bin Ali. claimed j"*' in the Sessions Court 011 charge of stealing from ;i house on Kclan Kulal area. 8 kU of $300 for each person granted and the case was
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    SOCIETY VISITS RUINS AND A GRAVE
    122 3 Malacca. Wed. Committee members of the Malacca Hrstoucal Society visited the luins at Tampoi and the grave of Dol Syed at Nailing among othei places ot histcTical interest in Malacca, according to the Society's report for last year just published. Mi. J. Falconet way
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    Malay Seamen Will Fight On Their Own
    179 3 V.— J THE Singapore Malay Seamen's Union is not 1 ready lo join with the Indo-Malay Pakistani Seamen s Union in working out a wage-arid-employment-conditions agreement with shipowners employing Malay seamen. "We are preparing our own proposals for better Wages and better working
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    POLICE CORPORAL CAUTIONED
    170 3 POUCB Corporal llohamed Dun bin KUng was cautioned and discharged in the j Second Police Court yesterday after he. was found guilty ot" assaulting Ne Kirn Leong. a bicycie shop assistant. Ng told the court that on May 8 at 1 aon. Mohamed -nd a constable came
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    DOG-SHOOTER
    22 3 The dog-shooter who accidentally shot a Chinese girl at the ih% milestone. Jurong Ftoad. Tuesday. Li not :i muni,- ipnl omplnj <■
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    They Will Compound Offences
    52 3 I STVB officers have been 1 ttithcaiand by the Colonial Secretary to compound Offences under Rule 2 of tne Read. Traffic Rules They aic A. S. P.s N. V. B Wttanahurat, D. E. Klckles, G. D. Huntei-Giay. P. J. de U. Wilmot. and A. J. B.
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    NEW PAY SCALES SHOCK ACSU
    178 3 MEMBERS Qt the Singapore Army Civil Service Union were .shocked yesterday when they cead certain bf the recommendations for revised salary scales for the Army civilian workers in Singapore, recently approved by the War Office. Not only were the wageincreases "very low but there was
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    Reunion Dinner
    21 3 Members of the St. Anthony's Old Boys' Association wh- held their second Annual Reunion Dinner at the School recent'y.
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    Mr. Loke Loans A Paul Nash
    185 3 1171 TH an original Paul Nash T? loaned from Mi. Loke Wan Tho. Mr. C. R. Salisbury hopes to an all British and European art exhibition at the British Council Centre, Stamford Road. Singapore, at the beginning of September. People in Singapore have had
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    NEW U.S. POLICY
    626 4 THERE is increasing concern in many countries particularly in Asia and Australia, over the changed attitude of America towards conquered Japan. The significance of the new U.S. policy would have been more keenly appreciated but for the fact that its importance has been overshadowed by the increasing
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    BEVIN NEVER FORGETS
    1210 4  -  Imagination, harnessed to a broad and generous concern for the underprivileged, is the chief characteristic of Bevin's policy. A massive man, he thinks along massive lines. BY RICHARD SCOTT fiAD Mr. Ernest Bevin, who H recently celebrated his GBth birthday, retired at the end of Wo. Id
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    Egypt's anti-Communist campaign
    674 4  -  By G. SEDBON Reuter. CAIRO HAVING dealt heavy blows at the outlawed Moslem Brotherhood by many arrests and seizure ot arsenals, the Egyptian Government is now concentrating its attention on combatting what is officially described here as tire growing menace of communism. Many arrests of communist supporters
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    SOVIET PATRIOTISM
    300 4 A.P. MOSCOW THE Eolshevik Party is playing the leading role in developing and fostering "Soviet patriotism", throuph.-'Ut the USSR. The magazine "Holshevik" in a recent issue discussed the job at length. "AM the forms and mran.s of ideological work," said a 12-page article, "the press, radio, cinema, literature,
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    Europe's Largest Dam In Operation
    227 4 A.P. LISBON THE Salazar Dam, said to be the greatest construction of its kind in Europe, is now in operation. The dam has been built in the valley of the River Sado, where two huge artificial lakes have been made for irrigation purposes, one at
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      14 4 Good Taste In Sweets! DI A S DIAMOND ROBINSONS RAFFLES PLACE a SPORE j
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    THE GRANDEUR THAT WAS MALACCA'S
    2606 5  -  Fifteenth century Malacca had emulated not only the commerce but also ■he imperialism of Sri Vijaya and Majapahit. It had grown into a crowded port and capital of an emperor whose court was thronged with foreign missionaries and merchants. #by Sir Richard Winstedt By 1365
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    STATES OF THE UNION
    326 5 Reuter. rIE Indian Government has announced its decision to assume full control over the finances of the Indian Statesand States Unions. This plan, which will come into operation in April next year, will be enforced in gradual stages and the complete financial integration of the States
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    RUBBER PRICE QUANDARY—THE REASONS
    510 6 RUBBER PRICE QUANDAR Y—THE REASONS (By Tribune staff Reporter) WITH a slight recovery in the price of rubber and a steadvine; influence In evidence, mar ket circles In Singapore are most actively probinc the causes of the recent decline in price. The following are the views of one .school 01
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    SPAIN-FRANCE TRADE PACT
    45 6 Reuter. MADRID. Wed A trade agreement between Spain and Fiance was signed by Spanish Forign Ministei Martin Artajo and the French Government representative in Spam Bernard Haidion, here today. It provides for an exchange of goods totalling more than :>:>,ooo,000.0O0 francs,- Reiner.
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    Slightly Firm
    32 6 Although the volume of business in the share market was Ninall ihere was slightly better inquiry for certain industrials and tins with selective buying and slightly tinning up oi prices.
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    THE MARKET YESTERDAY
    92 6 THERE was little doing in the rubber commodity market yest< rday But prices were weii maintained anfl ruled steadily thitntghout the day. Closing prices were: Buy< i s bell: No I June BBS 81* No 2 June RSS 30 30' No. 3 June RSS 28 On registered
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    Air Mail Schedule
    98 6 Air Matta are effected to arrive In Singapore today from u> United fcnftdom, Ad.-n. Afru i Arabia. Canada. Europe. India. Iran. Iraq. Pakiatan. Pa'wUne. N tf ..ad. Austral.a *♦•>'••••• Thailand Sourabaya and Padang. Latest posting time to the aoove pu£S at the G.P.O. is 8.00 p.m. A.r
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    CONVERSION AND The
    119 6 U.P. QUEBEC CITY Wed British delegate Sir Jeremy j Raisman told the International Chamber of Commerce that Britain would be able to convert sterling and dollars freely if there m i no resultant drain on hei gold holding-. He told delegates from 29 countries that such a
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    Pepper Prices Soar
    83 6 THERE were few price changes In the produce markets yesterday Pepper continued to be steady, uSlttnone black loose moving up tn»2Tspcr pictil. white pepper Munlok ex-go-own to 1400. nn d white Sarawak to 6899 sellers Stocks Of black pepper in the NEI are estima'. d bO DC
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    ALONG THE GODOWNS
    66 6 II ira in ill; Kiiip"«' Salable «-.he«-i«, Waarf); Chapra «I! 43»; Gargaa I'M U>! CnaaaU i s»>; Eurypylus (3.V:ifi>; A.-nqp* iS3/34); Saaaatra >:!i ».*fakaj» »17 It): Malember* (IS !<>>; BeaWnaad (23 24)j Iterant («6 tk) Hi ntoiiK 121 SB) U uiald >| (29/SS); il> of Yokohama (15
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    866 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Buyers. Seller* Atlas ice 15-50 16.50 Vlex. Brtftk Pref. 2.80 2.90 Ords. 2.20 2.27% 8.8. Petrol 35 6 36/6 xd j. M. Trust** &60 'tons. Tut Ord 13/3 14/3 do. (P)2l/- 22 fi. Utd. Ass»v. 40.76 #1.76 Estate A Truat 7.00 8.00 federal Dispensary 7.00
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    PEP WINS
    40 7 prrTSFIEI D Massachu2 I L W'( Id featherSl tons Willie Pep of rctiCUt Krrikht rounds and then bar,age last AY nimoua ten S decision c. er At Pen--143 0 f BrooKlvn. New 3,000 open air b:V i »rk.
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    TOURISTS SCORE 102 WITHOUT LOSS
    284 7 SOI 1 HAMPTON, Wednesday. FTEK travelling overnight from Leeds, where the first Test match was drawn, the New accompanied a good performance against Hampshire here today. They dismissed the county side for 129 on a hard pitch and then scored 102 without loss when play
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    Scoreboard
    125 7 Reuter. HAMPSHIRE IST. INNIJNGS Mr( 0i1..11 !bw ressuell It; Rogers «t Keid b CtessweJl I; i.iiard t Kabone b Hates G; Itailev c Rabone b Cress weM 4; Ka;ar b liurtt IS; Arnold c Hayes b Cresswell i*>: Shaekletes b Barks It; Walker b Hayes Hill r Reid b
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    S.R.D. GO DOWN ONE-NIL
    72 7 Jollilads beat Srpply Reserve Depot by 1-0 in a friendly seccer match played at the Raeburn Park ground "yesterday. The Jollilads' goal came off Tobing's head, following a flag kick just before half time. Jcllilads soccer team v/dl meet the RAF Scictar at Seletar on Sunday
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    Rig Fight Postponed
    35 7 MARCEL CERDAN DETROIT, Wed. The world middleweight title light between Marcel tvrdan and Jake La Motta, which was to ha\<- been held here tonight, has been postponed 21 hours because of rain.
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    24 Men Have A Very Important Date
    235 7 TWENTY-FOUR men leavj Singapore by train tomorrow morning on an important mission Their destination is Seremban, and their business football. Nineteen of these men will have their football boots with them, while the live others arc official;; of the Singapore Amateur Football Association.
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    CHINESE HIGH SCHOOL STILL CHAMPIONS
    83 7 The Chinese High School "A" team successfully retained the Singapore interschool table tennis championships for the second year, when they trounced their "ii" team at the Great World on Tuesday eight. The final of the Juvenile singles will be contested between Don Jit Chye and
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    45 7 In yesterday's issue it was stated that the Royal N ivy equaled the record ten-goal t-cor« •el up by REME against Pulau Brani United. It should have read; Navy equals Pulau Brani re, ord. tor the Uniteds defeated R.E.M.E. ten-ail In Senior division game recently.
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    Rovers Were Lucky To Get One Point
    399 7 ROVERS >. R.E. SINGAPORE >. IT was a close shave for the Rovers Sports Club when they forced a two-all draw against the Royal Engineers. Singapore, in a S.A.F.A Senior League match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Towards the end of the game,
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    DIEHARD B.P. OFFICIALS
    167 7 The Sixth Annual Gene mi Meeting of the Diehard Badminton Party \va» held at No. Changi Road, on Sunday. The b>ik»wing were elected office-bearers President: Mr C. Mission vßeelected): Vtee^Fresldents: Mr. L. M Pennefather I Re-elected); and Mr. Patrick Wee ijuatl Hen.;. Hon. S<v. and Trea.: Mr.
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    ATHLETES SCORE 3-2 VICTORY
    98 7 (1HINESE Athletes-defeated J tile Pulau Brani United "A" by the odd goal in five at Gcylang Stadium yesterday. Chinese Athletes netted two goals in the first ha-f. They were s'ammed in from close quarters l>y Quintan Chan and Ah Leong. In the sccond half. Chonn Kum.
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    UPSETS IN JOHORE BAHRU SHUT TLE C'SHIPS
    524 7 r,V SHUTTLE THREE upsets were registered in the Johore Bahru District Badminton Cnampionships yesterday when tro i rites for the Junior singles and doubles titles were eliminated. The first upset was the deft of AH Haji Abdullah, this year's Singapore Malays Junior Singles
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    Yorkshire Batsmen Fight Rack
    235 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. THE Worcestershire and Yorkshire match, which may have a vital bearing on the destination of the championship this season, provided the main interest in today's county cricket programme which consisted of only two matches. Worcestershire, the present leaders, made a mat start against
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    TEST GATE
    35 8 LONDON. Wed. Total receipts for the first Test match between England and New Zea- j land at Leeds were announced I today as £13.127. Aeeregate attendances for I the three day*, vara 67.000.
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    U.S. OFFERS WOODCOCK BIG PURSE
    139 8 LONDON. Wed. In spile ot an attractive American offer and the dangling bait of a $200,000 gate, it does not a em likely that the world heavyweight title bout between Ltuce Woodcock, British champion, and Lee Savold. the American, will take place anywhere but in
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    Crowd Yells 'Hats Off'
    383 8  -  KING'S FILLY WINS STAKES From VERNON MORGAN Reuter. ASCOT, Berkshire. Wednesday. ASCOT was made truly royal this afternoon by the victory of the King's fiilly Avila in the Coronation Stakes for three-year-old fillies run over one mile. The King and Queen and members of the Royal
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    GOING HOME
    29 8 U.P. LONDON, Wed. Perman cnt head of the British Foreigr Office, Sir Wi'.liam Strang, wi! return this weekend from B three week tour of the middle east.—U.P.
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    GEM HOAHING SURPRISES
    78 8 A.P. LONDON, Wed. W. C. j Choy bowed 6 2; 6 1 to American Gardnar Mulkn i yesterday in the Queens Club tennis tournament. I Felisimo Ampon, the Philip pine Davis Cupper, advancer to the third round with a I 6 -1; 6 3 victory over JacI
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    S.A.B.S. SPORTS
    142 8 The 26ih Annual athletic Sports of the St. Anthony's Boys' School will held at 2.:;<> p.m. on June 25th at St. Joseph's Institution ground. There will be two events "or the Old Boys 220 yds. and SSO yds. Heats for the 220 yds. will be run off at
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    ASCOT GOLD CUP FIELD
    74 8 Reuter. LONDON. Wed. There are ei| lit probable runners tor *he bitr event of Ascot's fuur-day meeting, the Ascot Gold Cup to be run over two and a half Hides at 1545 hOUrf BST 'mnorrow. '.'bey are (with jockeys): Woodburn. \V. Rickabv Vie Day, Gordon Richards:
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    Over 1,200 Bandits Finished
    159 8 [From Our Staff Correspondent) j KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Security forces inflicted 1,372 isuaJties on bandits fiom the beginning of the Emergency till May 31. Of these 610 bandit re killed. 70 wounded am captured. 353 captured un- .i and 200 wounded anu escaped. Of those killed
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    Radin Mas Sports Results
    260 8 AT the 14th Annual Athletic Sports of Radin Mas English School he'd at the school ground yestciday, Lee Wens; Kec won the individual championship with a total of 20 points. He was fiist in the 190 yards, 220 yards, high jump and hm dies. Tan Leong
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    BURMA REBELS UP OWN GOVT.
    345 8 New Attacks #On Karens Begin Reuter. RANGOON, Wednesday.—Government land and air forces today struck M MumwSSkl who last night announced formation of their own "insurgent c abinet pt in re volt against the Government was Announced by the Karen radio, according to Burmese newsbearded 38-year-old
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    NOTE FOR CHANGI
    39 8 The registration centie at 'eng Ghee School. 6 v milt, Road, has been movct to Cnangi Village with effect Tom July 15. 1919. The centre at Changi Village will be located at the Government Welfare Clinic.
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    FIRST AID CLASSES
    44 8 Fitst Aid Classes under tw lUSpices ot the St. John Am balance Association will by ield foi men and women be,inning Wednesda;.. June 22 1.949. at 5.30 p.m. and aftci hat every Wednesday at Uu >t. Petet s Chuich, Stamford toad.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY General
    65 8 EVST WEST SOCIETY: Mr. Bernard Hickley of the Daily Telegraph will speak on the "Situation in Hong Kong." at the British Council Hall, 5 p.m. Y.W.C.A.: Art Design Class at 3 V) p.m. Mrs. H. B. Ainstut*'." talk on "Building Personality Series" *it 5.10 p.m.—5, I*tnfilcs
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    Cinema
    178 8 CATHAY: "The Lucky Stiff" with Dorothy Lamour, Brian Donlevy and Claire Trevor. 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.15. 6 45 and 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "The Return ol October" with Terry Moori and Glenn Ford. 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. HEX: "Spy Smasher with Knvne Richmond 11 a.m., 3.
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    29 8 LEAGUE MATCH: Jnr. A Or]'. 2: Post and Telegraph vs. H. M. Dockyard- Geylang; Jnr. A. Grp. 2 rteiriniental Pay Office vs. Police Sports Association—Police Depot, Thompson Road.
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    LONDON SHARE MARKET
    133 8 LONDON. Wed. See (old mining «h.\ J a iv .he London stock J!? .oday. Free Stah > Q u*** ost 15 shillinos ai news of (1,!: lole E. R. Fiv< mch pennywi Kaffirs weie slightij eaaw^ Other section. 01 the experienced a v > Business wasi an
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