Malaya Tribune, 4 July 1949

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    71 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tet tribune" Spore ll WARGER SALES k Jhan ANY i AFTERNOON 7 V PAPER IN MALA YA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines i Published simultaneously at Sin gapore, Kuala Lumjfur, Ipoh an d Penang EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE. MONDAY, JULY 4, 1949 PRICE TEN
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    ATTLEE FLAYS BED "HYPOCRISY"
    437 1 Dock Strike May Cut Food, Jobs Reuter. MANCHESTER, Sunday. pRIVE Minister Clement Attlee, attacking Communists who put their own in terest«. above those of their country, today pointed to the freedom achieved b-irvlndin, Pakistan, Burma and Ceylon as an example of British attitude towards freedom. Referring
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    MACDONALD VISITS BORNEO
    52 1 Mr. Malcolm Macdonald. South East Asia Commissioner General, left hy air thi~ morning on a visit to North Borneo where he will spend a r »ur. H. M. Cruiser London will bo m waters during Mr. Macdonald's visit and will take him from Jesselton to Sandakan and
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    FINED $30
    25 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Nineteen year old Darjoe of Masai was fined $30 in the Magistrates' Court for driving a car without a licence.
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    'I Will Not Give In' —Chifley
    137 1 U.P. SYPNKY. Sun. Prime Mm- istcr Joseph ChtJlejj raid today thst he would rather return to j private life than "bend my kne..'" to the 23.000 striking coal miners. Speaking at Katoomba. in the New South Wales centre of the seven-day-old stoppage. Chifley termed
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    Chinese Paintings On View
    96 1 Dr. G. V. Allen. Vice Chance Hor of the University of Malaya, yesterday opened the exhibition of paintings by the Chinese arti-;t Feng-Tzu-kar at the Chinese Y. M. r -t. m 0 mm of most popular contemporary Chinese arts. His work although it has a very
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    SQUARE-RIGGER
    38 1 This 181S ton saiMng ship is the United states Coastguard training vcaael "Eagle", formerly the German 'Hurst WesseU" which was taken over alter the war. *he is seen here in Shadwell Basin during a \isit to London.
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    MOSCOW PAYS TRIBUTE TO DIMITROV
    119 1 U.P MOJQCOW Sun.—The body of B«ifcuuan Premier Geoigi Dmttrcv. who died nere on Saturday wa> taken this morning from tfie Trade Union <'Ul-Srtte:e it lay m state* tc the Byelorussian station and put > uooarv a special tram fo: l Hudkreds of thousands of citizen*
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    CHURCH BBINGO PROSECUTED
    75 1 U.P. ford, ua-ixoia, MB—An "open war" on bingo in churches was declared today by official? here as they prepared to prosecute a Roman Catholic priest whose church was raided for gambling this week. Illinois iaw defines bingo as gambling on par with poker and horse race betting.
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    SULTAN PLANS STATE WELCOME AT JOGJA
    195 1 Reuter. BATAVIA, Sunday. The Sultan of Jogjakarta, who last Thursday took over administration of Jogjakarta for the Republican Government, today asked diplomatic corps representatives and the United Nations Commission for Indonesia to attend the return of President Dr. I. K. Soekarno and Prime Minister
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    PRO-FRENCH PROTEST
    36 1 Reuter PONDICHERIi )C, Sun. Demonstrators shouted antiindian slogans in this French possession tn South-East India today and tried to pull down the Indian national tricolour from the premises of the "National Liberation Front."— Reuter.
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    JAP TEXTILE IMPORTS CUT
    84 1 Reuter LONDON. Sun.—The British Board of Trad* 1 has decided not to issue any more import licences for Japanese grey cotton and rayon cloth until *.he dollar situation has been clarified by a new sterling areaJapan arrangement with the Allied authorities in Japan. Since the introduction
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    Shanghai Has Three Air Raids
    98 1 Reuter. SHANGHAI. Sun. Chi 1 nese Nationalist bomber J struck three times at Shang- hai today in a determined bid to isolate the city from outside world by wiping out the Chenju wireless station la a northwest suburb. They failed to put the staI tion
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    NEW COMET PHOTOGRAPHED
    131 1 U.P. HARVARD, Massachusetts. Sun. The discovery of a new comet by three members of the Havard College Observatory staff was announced today by Dr. Harlow Shapley, Observatory director. Shapley said the comet was found on a photographic plate exposed through a telescope student Saturday night. Located in
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    BURMESE DRIVE OFF REBELS
    79 1 Reuter RANGOON. Sun.- Rebels tost j ril killed aad several wounded in an unsuccessful attack on government positions in the rail town of Tadau. 15 miles •south of Mandalay. tonight's Burmese Government commu- niquc claimed. In another battle in tne area 17 insurgents were kiiled fcr
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    BITER BIT
    30 1 U.P PALERMO. Sun Sicilian outlaws today ambushed a police ca: searching for bandit 3alvatore Giuhano. killed four of its seven occupants and seriously wounded the other three —U.P
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    17 ARRESTED
    32 1 KL'ALA U'MPCR. Sun.— There have been 17 arrests in the Federation daring the last 24 hours: one in Selangor. 8 in Perak. one in Trengganu and 7 in Negri Sembilan.
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    Dockers To Answer 'Red Dupes' Charge
    266 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. —Leader* of the London dock strke, wh on the men ca.l! an emp'o; em* iocn out at a mass meeting tomorrow will answer charges by tne dockland M rr.r Parliament, Mr. Bol> M lash, tha;. the walkout is "an attempt to
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    'THERE WILL BE NO ATOMIC BLITZ'
    362 2 A.P WASHINGTON, Sunday. IT would take as many as 6.500 atomic bombs to destroy the cities of a major military power, an authority on strategic air war said yesterday. The estimate came from Dr. Stefan T. Possony, a specialist on bomb target selection for
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    YUGOSLAVS FIRM
    40 2 U.P. BELGRADE. Sun. In a blistering attack on Russia's policy of "dictates" a member of the Yugoslav Pol it burr yesterday told the Yugoslav people that they were sufticently armed to meet any attack by the Com inform
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    INSECT INVASION
    37 2 Reuter. RENO, Nevada, Sun A recoid-breaking horde of migratory grass hoppers covering about 3.000 gqttan miles is eating its way into Oregon and California. band of insects was 75 mile-; long and 40 miles deep.
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    Britain Hit By Driest Weather
    151 2 A.P. BR aJtt™; by thG dri6St Weather for 3 years is in f i t0 cons€r ve its water sunnlies In London, 19 days without tri'n fV>_ \i > I.x ■•mi, vie Metropolitan Water Hoard yesterday cut down the use of hoses to sprinkle gar.
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    HOMEWARD BOUND
    33 2 A .P PORTLAND, OREGON, Sun. The bones of 559 Chinese, many of them dead for 50 years, were started back Friday for. burial in the land of their ancesters. A D
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    Senators Want Aid For China
    109 2 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Sun A HI PARTISAN group of United States Senators planned yesterday to challenge the State Department s China policy by presenting a multi-million dollar programme of military and economic aid for the Chinese Nationalist forces. Senator William Knowland (Republican, California! told a reporter
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    NEW U.S. BOSS IN GERMANY
    94 2 BERLIN. Sun. John Mc- Cloy, new boss of the Amen--1 can zone ot Germaiy. dew tb iierlin ye«terda\ w/fih a pro- mfse to continue the policies of his predecessor. Gen. i Lucius D. Clay Over 300 white and negro guardsmen, a company of j military
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    TO PAY UP?
    26 2 A.P CANTON. Sun. The Chinese Nationalist cabiru was reported ready to compensate the British Blue Funnel Line for damage to the freighter Anchises.—A.P.
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    SILVER FOR CHINA
    28 2 A.P SAN FRANCISCO Sun Nearly U511.000.000 in siMer is being sent to Nationalist China in "mystery shipments" the San Francisco Ca!< Bulletin said yesteiday. A.P.
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    Combined Exercises 'Show The World'
    170 2 A.P JHE top Commander of the Combined Western Eurojiean naval manoeuvres said yesterday that the joint western Europe's naval practice, now in its second day, was ordered to show the world that the Western nations "are willing and able to work together in case of
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    Too Noisy For Him
    41 2 Though his- tarn uniform meets a" Navy requirements, Nigel Mallinson, four, did not like the noise of a naval celebration at Southsea, England. He did what lie ■•mild to eliminate it but it did r help much.
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    What Made Judy Spy For Russia?
    316 2 U.P. WASHINGTON Sunday. WHAT made Judith Coplon become a spy for Russia? Even experienced elderly Judge Albert Reeves who on Friday sentenced her to from 40 months to 10 years' imprisonment, admitted he wa;; mystified. Seme who have pat explaI nation.; taik cf "inferiority
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      19 2 New Happy Theatre LAST TWO SHOWS 7.30 and 9.30 P.M. Rod Cameron in "DOWN ARGENTINE WAY" OPENING TOMORROW "SMITHY"
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      288 2 BLUE NETWORK KNOIISH PROORAMMKS «^«^c2SS 10 iim. R«ri frow Kuala l.ur- MALAY CKOCiKAMM K» Tune; "og nJJTjL-i" l,h NiK pur; 10.65 <approx.> < l„*e Down. W.« ror «h* .School*: Hururv „*2- n Pr «*ramme Sum man (HINKsK rlOOtimb. Rhyme*. i; o w Thing* I Win M j «M» >ariety aongs;
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    S'GOR R.I.C. PASSES NEW RULES
    295 3 IJUALA Lumpur, Sunday. The Selangor Regional Indian Congress Committee today approved the new draft constitution of the Malayan Indian Congress by thirteen votes to nil. The representatives from the Tanjong Malim Congress abstained from voting. The draft constitution was approved at a meeting held at
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    SPECIAL AREAS DECLARED
    86 3 HITALA Lumpur. Sunday— The Chief Police Officer, j Selangor, Mr. H. G. Bever.ey j has declared parts of Selar.2ol I and Negri Semhilan to the J j south of Kuala Lumpur, as I special areas with effect from j to-morrow. The areas include the towns of Cheras,
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    I Saw Him Cut Her Head Off
    213 3 JOHORE BHARU, Sunday.—Ahatijah binte Ahen.. a middle-aged widow described in the High Court today, the murder of her 15-year-old daughter, Zabi dah, at Parit Sekun on November 19. She was giving evidence at the trial of Ekil bin Ebon, 32, a rub ber
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    Filipinos Celebrate
    61 3 The Singapore Filipino Community celebrated the tcurth anniversary of their freedom yesterday at the he use of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Anciano in Kirk Tettace. Aftet a cocktail paity, the Filipinos held a jive sessicn tc their national music. Consular i eprcsentati\ t and those who attended
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    OFFERED BRIBE
    44 3 JOHORE BAHRj, son. A 19-jcar-o'd Chinese woman, Liew Ah Hien. wa. lined $40 in the Magistrates' Court today for offering a .52 bribe to a Police Constable. She was also fined $5 for causing obstruction in a fivefoot way with household furniture.
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    AIR MAIL SCHEDULE
    84 3 Air mail is expected here today from Japan, Philippine Islands, Thailand, Batavia, Dabo Singkep, Sourabaya and the Federation of Malaya. Latest time of posting air mail at the G. P. O. to the Philippine Islands Batavia. I Palembang. and Sourabaya is I ti p.m. and to Dabo
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    MYF Week ends with broadcast service
    152 3 "JESUS' Way, Our Way" was the subject of last night's United Methodist Youth Service broad- cast from Wesley Church. The service marked the 1 end of Methodist Youth Fellowship Week in Singa- pore. The Rev. Waldo S. Reinhoel. pastor of Wesley Chui- eh. stressed
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      245 3 Re ALOYSIUS de MELLO deceased, Advocate Solicitor, lately practising: at No. 7 Bonham Building, I Singapore. The Public Trustee holds a quantity of papers ana documents belonging to former! Clients of the abovonamed Ce- ceased. Clients wishing to re-' cover their papers etc. mould send written applications (subject to payment
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      401 3 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) In the High Court of the Colony of Singapore Island of Singapore. In Bankruptcy. Wage Earner's Administration Order No. 42 of 1937. He WEE SIAN THOE. of No. 1333 A, Upper Serangoon Road Singapore; Cleric Notice is hereby given that a First and Final dividend
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      374 3 i'Hf MOTOR VEHICLES (COMMERCIAL USE) REGULATIONS' Notice of Application for Variation of a Haulage Permit Take Notice that I. R A Coles, Manager of Central Perak Rubber Co. Ltd., Top. Hing Estate, Masai, by .you pation Rubber Estate Produoe./ Owner, the holder of Haul:ig< Permit No. 82 IC. under which
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    LOOK AHEAD
    562 4 J|APPY is the country which has no history or what amounts to the same thing, has no politics! Pre-war Malaya, it is said, was such a Paradise. The number of people who gather at the graveside of the old Malaya the good old Malaya and shed their nostalgic
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    TODAY AMERICA CELEBRATES JULY 4
    1117 4 USIS AMERICA'S greatest patriotic holiday is the Fourth ot July. On this day Americans celebrate the anniversary of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence by the Continental Congress. This historic event totyk n'aee in the Pennsylvania State House in Philadelphia. July 4, 1776 John
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    MAO IS NO COMMIBUT
    554 4 A.P. FIISAN, KOKF. V CiOMMUNIST China shines as an apparently willing satellite of Russia. There is no sign of coercion or compulsion in the relationship. There is every sign that the Chinese Communists are in fact eager to follow the I dictates of Moscow. I As
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    SON OF KRAKATOA
    976 4 A.P. KRAKATOA an Island volcano that b.ew itself out of the water in 1883 and killed 36.000 persons, left more behind than a fearful memory. A new volcano island j:, rising from the same spot in the Java soa between Suniutrs and Java. Th<:; monster offspring is
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      119 4 Getting Up Nights Makes Men Old Gettinp up nigh's. burning sensation of organs, whitish discharge, dull ache nt-':>ase of spine, groin and leg pnlney m rvousness, weakness and lo3s of manly vigcur are cause by a dis> ase of the I'rostate ('•land (a mat Important sex gland in men, To
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    FARMER BERT IS ONE-MAN COUNCIL
    208 5 London, Sun. Farmer Bert Lcveslcy the other day became the Parish Council of Great Ashficld (population 300), Suttolk. Already chairman and eleik. he was appointed the "members" too by the county council under a special section of the Local Government Act. Ho has power to
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    Biscuits Backfire
    64 5 U.P. CEDAR RAPIDS. lowa. Sun. For a lively moment Mrs. Lowell Long wondced what she had put into those biscuits in tho oven. Then she remembered that when the family went on vacation recently, two revolvers were hidden in the stove. A volley of shots, which began as
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    MOUNTAIN OUT OF A MOLEHILL
    53 5 U.P. MOLEHILL, WEST VIRGINIA. Sun.—This town's 93 residents made a mountain out of a molehill today. They dragged down a sign from in front of the post office that read Molshill. West T ir 7inia. for the last 92 years and nailed Mountain. West irginia,
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    JAP GIRL TO MARRY BRITON
    45 5 Reuter SOUTHAMPTON. Sun. A Japanese girl. 23-year-old Kyochie Shimizu. has arrived here from Yokohama by flytttg boat to marry an Oxford University undergraduate. Her fiance. Mr. Llewellcn Watts, wa.s in 1947 a British Intelligence Coips lieutenant I in Japan. —Reuter.
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    THE WIDOW WINS SPECIAL PENSION
    316 5 Her Police Husband Worked Too Hard LONDON, Sunday. Policemen on duty in a Stafford court shook hands with a widow as she left the building. Some patted her on the back, gratefully. For Mrs. Sarah Annie Hewitt, of Friary-avenue. Lichfield, had won her point that
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    £15,000 FOR 'CAT' CLINIC
    86 5 MISS CONSTANCE ASTON, of Colvorex, Shanklin. Isle of Wight, in her £51.904 will, published recently leaves £15.000 to the Cats' Protection League, for the endowment and upkeep of a clinic for cats in the 1.0. W. Mr. A. A. Stewart, organising secretary of the League, said
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    LEGLESS GIRL GOES ON MERCY TRIP
    129 5 U.P. rfno, Nevada, Sun. Norma Carothers, 14, is en i f, ut,. here today fiom Long Beach, California, for a heart-to-heart talk with Imogene Wlttche, 13. to convince her that she can live a happy nonaiil life although her legs have been amputated. Norma
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    HIS BARGAIN CYCLE
    52 5 Among "sundries" sold oy auction at Otley. Yorkshire, was a bicycle for 255. But it belonged to the policeman on duty and had been included in the sale by mistake. The buyer was stopped fend his money refunded. "A pity," he said. "I think the bicycle was
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    HIT HER WITH CAT
    27 5 A woman at Bridgeport, Connecticut, won a divorce on cruelty grounds because her husband "hit me in the face ivith the family cat."
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    Churches Attack Gambling Habit
    286 5 LONDON, Sunday. The gambling habit, "now commercialised on a vast scale," is fiercely attacked in the annual report of the Churches' Ccmmittee on Gambling. The report says: "It is now a major national problem, and must be recognised as such even by those who may have
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    New Bank's Special Roneo Equipment
    752 5 UONEO LTD., both in Singapore and near London, worked hand In hand to supply all the office equipment installed in the Orchard Road branch of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank which opened for business this morning. Roneo'a representative spent a great deal of time in
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      148 5 THEY CALLED IN RONEO RoNr o unit AND DID THE JOB L,,,^ DESKS 1 11 9 HTmJITJ i U W. *r DIFFERENT DESIGNS PROPERLY I The steel office equipment furniture j i I including lhe bronze grills in the j f^J^) j U VAere^ o need for V| Banking Hall
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    Some Shares Worth Less Than Liquid Assets
    1058 6 (From A Market Correspondent) SINGAPORE, Saturday. TO-DAY the Hong Kong Shanghai Banking Cor- poration enters into occupation of its magnificent new branch premises in Orchard Road, the first considerable building completed in Singapore since the war. This progressive step expresses the view of
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    Produce Market
    143 6 of about 800 bags of Siak sago flour were reported on Saturday. The market in sago flour was dull as throughout the week. Only sonbusiness was reported on Saturday. Pepper was a quiet market'with prices unchanged at last mid-week levels. New York pepper ruled quiet on Friday, price?
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    Teluk Anson Pay Five Per Cent
    309 6 TELl T K Anson Rubber Estate Ltd. announce a pre 1 fit of $24,023 for the year ending December j 1948. The directors recommend a dividend of 5 per cent, less tax. The working profit for the year together with invest I ment income
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    CLOTH PRICE CONTROLLED
    75 6 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Government of India have decided to extend price contiol over the export of cotton piecegoods to all destinations. At present price control on the export of piccegoods applies only in case of Austialia. Sudan and British East Africa. The Government have also decided
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    Dividends At A Glance
    66 6 The following were the 1 dhiih-nds announced last j week: Ampat Tin—s per cent less tax payable July 30. Consolidated Tin Ord. —7 per cent less tax payable on July 30. Malayan Tin—lo per cent less tax, paid on June 29. .Selangor Coconuts—s per cent less
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    RUBBER MARKET
    95 6 THE rubber commodity market opened quiet on Saturday a quarter cent easier than Friday's closing. With little interest taken the market re- 1 mained quiet and closed at the' opening level. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers No. 1 July RSS 32 33 No. 2 July RSS 31 31'„
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    BIG RISE IN NEI EXPORTS
    268 6 USIS MEW YORK, Sun. Indonesian exports expanded sharply in the first four months of the year with the gross weight of the export volume totalling 2,121,067 metric tons, as compared with 1,344,511 metric tons in the same period of last year. These figures were quoted
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    Japan Drawn Into £ Economy
    333 6 Japan Drawn Into Economy A.P. TOKYO. Sun. Although the United States is the only country financing Japan's recovery. there is a growing realisation that the force of international circumstances are drawing Japan mote and more back into the sterling area, according to a dispatch from Washington last month. Mr. Joseph
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    BATS, BOWLERS SHINE IN TOURNEY GAMES
    1548 7 Clarke Hits 2nd Century (JOOD bowling and batting were the main features in yesterday's Singapore Cricket Association Tournament games. The three Tournament leaders, Singapore Recreation Club, Singapore Cricket Club and Ceylon Sports Club all came through with colours flying from their fixtures, scoring first
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    Schubert Bags His 100th Wkt.
    74 7 S Carl Schubert, tbe Sin- S gapore Recreation Club, j Combined Colleges and j j State cricketer, bagged J his hundred wicket of i the season, »vneu he gut his second wicket in yes- 1 terday's game between i the S.K.C. and the Colon- i
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    SGT. JACKSON WAS THE HAPPIEST MAN
    429 7 NAVAL BASE REGATTA fßy KENNETH DENIS) ONE of the proudest cup winners at yesterday's I Naval Base Regatta held at 1 the Naval Base, Seletar. was j Sergeant J. Jackson of R.A F. j Seletar Yacht Club. I Five minutes before he was presented
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    Decisions Reached...
    104 7 J For the jhst time, at 1 1 yesterday's Naval Base I Reyatta held at Royal i Naiml Base Seletar, a charyc of $2 was madf: t for lunch. A fee of $1 j I teas also char ye A for i 'teh boat in each race, i
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    Oxford's Fielding Lets Them Down
    516 7 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. CAMBRIDGE helped by the generosity of Oxford. who failed to approach their usual fielding standard, scored 339 for eight wickets in the University match at Lords todya. Oxford, the only team to beat the New Z<alanders so far and favourites to win,
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    2ND GURKHA RIFLES BEATEN IN CUP SOCCER
    105 7 KLUANG, Sun—First 10 Gurkha Rifles beat the First 2nd Gurkha Rifles by twoone in the first round of the Nepal Cup soccer match at Kluang yesterdty. Eight-minuses after the start a long pass from Lieut. Smith enabled Hastabahadur to nip in and score
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    ORIENTAL B.P.
    63 7 The following are aaked I±> turn up for Playfair B.P. against the Oriental B.P. at badminton at the Happy World covered stadium on July 6 at 7 p.m.: Messrs. Robert Lee. Low Hunt; Kee, Seah Ke Kwang. Low Siak Liang, Pang Heng Guan. Cbftn Swee Lam, Lim Boon
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    NZ Score 73 For 2
    229 7 Reuter BRISTOL. Sunday. After losing half their wickets for only 95 tuns, Gloucestershire put together a total of 232 against the New Zealanders on th" opening day of their threeday match here and when stumps were drawn the touring team had sco'ed 73 for two
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    HOTSPURS LOSE
    47 7 In a return game of soccer at the Farrar Park on Saturday. Tiong Bahru Rangers defeated Hotspurs XI by five goals to one. Scorers for the xtangers were Yoon Cheong Chew < 2). Kai Seng, Ah Chong and Piang Se. Salleh scored tor j the Hotspurs.
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    DRAWN GAME
    44 7 I KUALA LUMPUR, SunIn a colourless game the Selangor Chinese and the Perak Chinese drew o—o in the MCFA competition on the TPCA ground this evening. Although ten minutes extra time was allowed to decide the match the result remained the same.
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    U.S. AGAIN SHOW THEY ARE CHAMPIONS
    487 8  -  Crowd Behaves At Wimbledon From VEKNON MORGAN Reuter. WIMBLEDON, Sunday. THE press outcry against the lack of tennis knowledge of t he Wimbledon crowd which resulted in foolish outbursts ol booing during the ojH'iiiiig week evidently had its effect. The second week during which
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    M.C.F.A. Cup Final Date
    54 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. At the Executive Committee Meeting of the MCFA held at the SCRC this afternoon it was decided the final of the MCFA Competition be played one week after the Malaya Cup Ffftal but not later than August 27. The venue of the final
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY General
    139 8 V.W.C.A.: International Fortnightly Club. Mrs, Oetevo will soc-ak on "Indonesia Today." 10.30 a.m.. 5, Raffles Qua\. ..INGAPORE FILIPINO ASSOCIATION: 3rd Anniversary, Mawi at Cathedral of Good Shepherd and Cinema show at C.V.M.A. Catholic Centre. Bra? Basah Road; Luncheon at Prm< 1 p.m. Dance at Adelphi Hotel
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    Cinema
    169 8 CATI!At: "A Connecticut Yankee" with Blag Crosby. Rhonda Fleming. William Bendix and Sir Odric Hardv.uke. 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.15. 6.15 an<i 1.30 pa. CAPITOL: "Rone" with James Stewart and Joan Chaadler, 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4.00, aJG and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: 'The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp." with Anion.
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    Sports:
    25 8 SOCCER: Community Leapue, Eurasians VS. Nary, Jalan BCM' Stadium: Jnr. B. Grp. I Social A.P. vs. Jollilads. 8.0.D. ground: c.y.M.a. vs. Borneo Motors, Qoyiant*.
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    L. Brough Retains Her Title
    151 8 IN the most exciting women's singles final seen at Wimbledon in post-war years Miss Louise Brough of Beverley Hills, California, today retained the title beating: her friend and doubles partner, Mrs. Margaret Osborne Dupent of Wilmington. Delaware. 10-8, 1-6. 10-8. Early in the deciding set
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    Jack Kelly Wins Diamond Sculls.
    334 8 HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Sunday. under a blazing sun record crowds lined the banks of the River Thames here today to the finals of Henley's world famous Royal Regatta, three of the tentitles in which went overseas, two to the United States and one to Denmark. Jack Koilv
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    ASSAULT WINS
    23 8 A.P. MEW YORK. Sun. Assault IMS three year-old champion, the H8S6a>700 Brooklyn 'tandncap Saturday ke furious retch drrve at Aqueduct. A.r.
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    The New Champion
    37 8 lVd Schroeder of La Crescenla, California, n.w'y < rowned Wimbledon singles chumpion. r.waled on Saturday tha* an exhibition match he \\:'s seh. d tiled to play in Prague had been cancelled mysteriously —I.P. -l i*
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    C.A. MAKE SURE WITH 1-0 WIN
    319 8 THE Chinese Athletics by scoring a solitary gotl 1 in their match against R.E.. Singapore at thr* Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, are now virtually assured of being the champions of the Senior Division League. Hoi Meng scored the goal a few minutes after the
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    Fine Driving At K.L. Speed Trial
    391 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. Very good times were made in most of the events in the first open omi mile standing start speed trial held at Lornie Road today Th trial, which was well organised by the Selangor and Pahang branch of the Automob? c
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    M.C.F.A. NEED $10,000
    95 8 Hongkong Tour KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. in the second Council Meeting cf the MCFA held on the B.C.RJI this morning it decided to set up a General Finance Committee to lind ways and means to rsdne funds to s< nd the Malayan Chinese football team to Hongkong in
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    NEW RECORD
    38 8 Reuter. STOCKHOLM. Sun. The Swedish athletic club. Gevle Idrotts Forenmg. today beat hen own wot Id record for the <J0OO metres relay-~4 x l.aou netrea -when the distance was 90vered in 10 mins 30.2 seconds. Reuter.
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    HURRICANES BEATEN 5-0
    69 8 Having with three men short the Chinese Hurricanr were defeated by free go to nil when they met I>oin.<> Motors S.C. in a Jnr. B, Grp 1 soccer match at the Geylang Stadium yesterday. In the first half Borneo Motors wore only able to get two goals,
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    2nd Day's Weights For S'pore Races
    391 8 Dl- mm »re the »ci E hts for all eight race* on W .-.IB nesdav second day of the Sinßapore Turl ti«h .I„ly meeti'nran" «>ree ra< Sah,rdav the day: el. 1, Div 1—AM 6 f llright Eyes Gold Medallist ®-®J Everest 8.05 I a
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      14 8 Tide niliU WATER: 1.19 a.m. <Bft. 6 las.) and 5.15 p.m. (Sft. 1 in.).
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