Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1949

Microfilm: NL3768
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    62 1 MALAYA Tribune by rm PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE TeL "Tribune" Spore LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON .PAPER IN Jj^MALAYA m* Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS f THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover c/o Newspaper
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    "Reds Will Win Asia" —Chiang’s Bodyguard
    159 1 A.P. FRANKFURT, Fri.—Walter Stennes, Hitlers former storm troop leader in Berlin and «me time chief of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek's bodyguard, today reached Frankfurt from Shanghai, via ltal>. One day before the Coranuuiisls to»>k Shanghai, stenn-s was evacuated to FonMM by a I S Army
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    16 ARRESTED IN JOHORE
    68 1 JOKORE BAHRU, Today. Police have arrested persons —14 Chinese and 2 Malays, for being bandit sUBr pects, messuugen, subscription collectors, and for giving aid to the bandits in Johcr A patrol of 1/10 Gurka led by a police guide encountered an armed bandit him dead. A
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    RACE RIOTS
    39 1 A .nountcd Washington D.C. policeman turns to see what has bee >me ol white girl Joan Sexton whoi:. he bowled over with his horse during police action against a threatened race riot at Anacostia Pnri* Swintming Pool.
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    Striking Miners Issue Ultimatum
    218 1 Reuter-A.A.P. SYDNEY, Friday. Australian miners' President Idris Williams declared tonight there would be no settlement of the fortnight-old strike of 23,000 pitmen unless men imprisoned for contempt of court were freed and fines imposed were waived. Clashes between police and strike sympathisers including dockers broke out
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    CHINESE THREAT
    61 1 HONGKONG, Fri.—Adml- ral Kwei Ying-ching, Com- i mander-in-Chief of the Nationalist Navy, said the Nationalist Navy would "take effective action" against any foreign warship trying to enter Chinese territorial waters in the Shanghai area. He said this in an interview with Government s official Central News Agency on
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    GOING VERY HEAVY
    101 1 By ALLAN LEWIS MX. I). BROWN, asstslant Secretary and C lerk of the course, told vie this morning that the course had plenty of rain last night and the going for this afternoon will be \l.kl\ HEAVY. Natural is a very doubtful starter in the Singapore Cup.
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    STATEMENT
    28 1 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Fri.—The Dutch Government wil! make a statement on the Indonesian situation next Wednesday, at a secret session of Parliament, it was announced today.— Reuter.
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    'STOP ALL DOLLAR BUYING’ CRIPPS TELLS COLONIES
    398 1 U.P.—A.P. LONDON, FRIDAY. Britain has asked its colonies to suspend temporarily all dollar purchases, it was announced loday as American-British-Canadian officials struggled to find a solution to the current financial crisis. This was the first direct follow-up of Chancellor of the Exchequer Sir
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    CRIPPS IS ASKING...
    18 1 "Buy more raw mntrruils sucking rubber and tm fPf stockpiling to boo.v| Biitmin's dwindling dottars."
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    SNYDER IS ASKING...
    48 1 "Make sterling futtu convertible for dollars as anticipated under the Anato Ameri ran Loan Agreement. Tear dtnen existing carriers to trade with the. dollar urea, Prepare for a dtscusMon of currentu rei'oluation at the Monetary Fund Meeting nnßf September. Boost British Production and cut prices."
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    Volcano Erupts
    60 1 SANTA CRUZ. CANARY ISLANDS, Fri. The volcano lon Lapalma Island in the I Canary group erupted with terrific explosions today spillj ing tens of molten lava I towards the sea. I By early afternoon the lava I flow had advanced two miles I and was progressing at a
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    FRIENDLY INVITATION
    55 1 Reuter. BERLIN. Fri —General Jean Janeval, French Commandant I" i Berlin, has invited the Bri- ish, American and Russian I Commandants to meet him on ,'ucsday to consider ways "for cimalisation of life in Berlin" I l accordance with the Paiis greement of the Foreign .vlinisters, a French
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    Thirsty Politics
    107 1 A.P. PRAGUE, Fri. —Tipplers in th > C zcoh State of Slovakia received dry news from the Communist rulers tonight—Marxism instead of beer. The official news agency announced that a campaign was under wa> to close superflous taverns in Slovakia "especially those whose owners have impoverished the Slovak
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    Britain Asks Reds
    43 1 A.P. LONDON, Fri. Dollarshort Britain has secretly agreed to buy pearly 1,000,000 tons of coarse' grains from Russia in the next year, official sources disclosed tonight. They added that the grain agreement v»as initialled in private in Moscow -A.F. V
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    BRITAIN SEEKS RELEASE FROM U.S. LOAN TERMS
    168 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. Diplomatic authorities said today that Britain has suggested informally that the United States release her from the t»mis of h*»r U553.750,000,000 loan agreement of 1946, which provided for non-discrimination against United States goods in world trade. The informants said the
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    K.L.M. SUSPENDS CANTON SERVICE
    48 1 U.P. THE HAGUE. Fri. The Royal Dutch Airlines KLM today that it was suspending its air se-vice to China "in view of the uncertain Chinese situation." Effective July 15 the Canton terti'nal of the weekly Batavia-Canton schedule will be shifted to Bang, kok temporarily.—U.P.
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    He covers a very wide territory
    161 2 Mr. T. C. Hayes-Palmer, Eastern Representative for Peter Jackson (Overseas), Ltd., the proprietors of Dv Maurier Filter Tipped and Peter Jackson cigarettes, is a man with a wide territory to cover One week, he may ";ro native" with the cream of Arabian Society in
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    RURAL BOARD
    21 2 The Rural Board will meet in the Council ChamSer, Colonial Secretary's Office, on Thursday, July 21, at 10 a.m.
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    CLOVE SCENTED WAR VETERAN IS HERE
    354 2 A CLOVE-scented ship, the 6343-ton Royal InterA ocean Line's Tjipanas is in port. This is the first time the Tjipanas. a war veteran, has come here. After she returns from Hongkong she wiH be a regular caller for she is being put on the
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    Sugar Off The Ration
    74 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Sugar comes off the ration on July 11. The Governments of the* Federation and Singapore have decided that the stock position of sugar permits the removal of sugar from the list of rationed item Ration card holders may purchase any amount of sugar
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    HE BROKE FINANCE RULES
    103 2 Goh Han Kcng was yesterday charged in the Fourth Magistrate's Court with violating the Finance Emergency Regulations on two counts. He was alleged to have dishonestly used as genuine a forged document to the Controller of Foreign Exchange on or about Dec. 18. He was also
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    42 ARRESTED
    35 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— There have been 42 arrests in the Federation in the last 24 hours 6 m Selangor. 8 in Negri Stmbilan, 11 in Perak, 16 in Johore and 1 in Malacca.
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    Was Hit By Torpedo
    17 2 The Tjipanas. which say actisiii in VVorltl War II now in Singapore harhour.
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    BERRYMAN GOES ON LEAVE
    95 2 Mi. John J. Beriyraan, acting manager of the American President Line's "?n<raporc Office who b&s been in the Colony for the rm-t B!i years leaves Singapore today ior a short holiday in America. He will retwn to the East in a month to take up his
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    BANDIT SHOT
    45 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A police jungle squad yesterday shot dead one bandit in the Kuantan area in Pahang. Another bandit was wounded. The squad found two houses from which four bandits ran out. Thirty seven rounds of ammunition were recovered from the houses.
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    AMOK KILLS GIRL
    27 2 MALACC A. Fri.—A Chinese amok attacked and killed a 1» year old girl with an axe in Java lnne yesterday. The amok was arrested.
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    Indian Paintings
    43 2 These two tempera colour heads by Mehroo l>av»«r diMihtv w styles. Mehroo Daver. 24, of Bombay", India, is htZln* e SSTi7 hair Language Club, Croydon, London, England. She is ll"omlnJ ~lb,tl" n at International painter. She Is no. st«ay,„ K MJhe
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    Sutcliffe Acquitted Of One Charge, Faces Two More
    376 2 CAPTAIN Derek otuart Sutcliffe, described by his commanding officer as a man of "irroiiroarhanle character" and "thougbt highly of by his brother officers." was acquitted by the First District Judge yesterday of a charge of intimidating a. dance hostess with a Gurkha's
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    TWO ACQUITTED
    50 2 MALACCA, Fri.— Without retiring, h special iurv torfav returnid a verdict of not guilty against two Chinese. Chai Nam Shean and Chai Koh Fong. tried in the High I Court .->n a charge of carrying a sten-gun nt Bukit Hantu in the Alor Gajah district. Botli were discharged.
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    'MARRIAGE WAS NO PARTNERSHIP'
    173 2 Mi Dorothy A. M. MartinButcher. who is suing her husband for divorce on the ground of cruelty, told Mr. Justice Gordon-Smith in the High Court yesteiday that her husband nevci thought of rnai nage as a partnership. She said hri hu-iband considered marriage as a soit
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    WORK BEGINS ON RATION PACKS
    63 2 Kua!a Lumpur, Fri. Production started yesterday on 10.000 23-hour army ration packs for the Malayan Police on anti-bandit operation by the R.A.S.C. at their canning factory at the main supply depot at Kuala Lvmpur. Each pack contains Malayan dishes and weights 3'bs 2 ozs. Further
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    CAUSED HURT
    40 2 A satai man. Ascomb bin Yahya who pleaded guity of a charge of causing hurt to a customer an Eu-asian George Fernando at the Third Magistrate Court v **#rday was acquitted by the Magistrate Mr. C. H. Wait
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    SIX ARRESTED
    19 2 IbLUK ANSON. Fri.—Six people were arrested when 1200 people were screened at the Teluk Anson market yesterday.
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    3,000 put their names down
    130 2 Electoral Roll MORE than 3000 pcopl. put their names do* voters for the next L< tive and Municipal elections since the electoral rolls were opened on June 1. But, said Mr, Lei Mong. Singapore supervisoi ot elections yesterday: "This is not very satisfactory. But w
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    Don't buy orchids from a stranger
    91 2 Orchid keepers are s :o hang their plants in ilacodurin-; the night •/ent them being stolen Three Chinese recently cut through wire netting at M Lim Hong Hee*s nui Moulmein Road at d night and sxouped up a bob ber of cattleyas (big Howei
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    Exhibition Extended
    66 2 The exhibition of pa by Mr. Feng Tzu-kai at th Chinese YMCA on 8 Road has been extender a day and will remain open until 4 pan. today. There has been a hrg tendance daily since the exhibition opened last B mday Among those who pictures were Mr.
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    Air Day Set For August 20
    85 3 SINGAPORE'S Second. Air Day will be held on SaturAugust 20. full programme has been limed. It will include partiipation by airline operating laifTin 1 ifet Royal Aii Fee, the Royal Sircrapore :vinc; Club, and aircraft rom other flying club? in Malaya, Air Day will
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    DEDMAN TO PASS THROUGH
    113 3 I Dedman, Austi \imister f or Defence and Post-Wai Reconstruction, is xpected to arrive in Singapore by air this afternoon on way to London to attend nferenae of Common!i finance ministers. Mi Dedman is leading a g ltion in place of Mr. Prime Minister, who unable
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    They met in UK, married in Malaya
    115 3 romance which began at King's College, England, ended at Wesley Church on Wcdrsday whm Mr. Robert Ho, aphy lecturer at Raffles College, married Miss Lesa C'roucher, a teacher at the Dean School. Dr. H. H. Peterson, principal of the Anglo- < :hincse School,
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    Charon Lands 44 Passengers
    123 3 Canon R.K.S. Adams, who* headed the Malayan scout contingent to the Jamboree in Australia seven month ago, it-turned to Singapore with Mrs. Adams in the Charon yesterday. Among those who turned up at the -wharf to welcome tin nt were the scouts of St. Andrew's School.
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    SUFFOLKS REMEMBER
    76 3 A Memorial Ceremony will l)e hold at Kranji Military ry on Thuisday at 5.30 p.m., when the Ist Battalion. The Suffolk Regiment, now in Singapore, will pay tribute t) theii comrades who fought and died hcte during th< Was. In IMS the F.egiment was rgely composed of men
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    WELFARE WEEK.
    48 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri '■'"e'fare Week in Negri Sembdan this year will be held separately in each district and wil}- be run by each District Welfare Committee. There will be 5» sale of flags, a charity soccer match, a mahjong party, a variety concert and n dance.
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    'DUTCH GOT OUT TOO SOON'
    567 3 j Knickerbocker JJfIR. H. R. Knickerbocker, famous U. S. radio reporter, last night blamed "hysterical public opinion" in the United States and the United Nations for forcing the Dutch to get out of Indonesia too soon. Mr. Knickerbocker, one of America's foremost political commentators, said
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    TALKS WILL EXPLAIN GOVERNMENT
    103 3 A series of lectures ?n "The Machinery of Government is being organized by YMCA 4n co-operation witn Mr L C. Gob. Acting Sccre'tarv of Tublic Relations. Heads of various government departments will speak on their respective work. The first lecture. to oe held at the YMCA
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    Varsity Gets Big Donations
    72 3 MMM. Tfian Singh Co.. Mr. Lee Choon Seng and an anonymous Chinese merchant have each promised $10,000 i to the UntversKy of Malaya I Fund, Sit Han Hoo Kirn, chairman of the Singapore 1 Fund Appall Committee, said yestetda>. Messrs. Malaya-Siam Tinding Co., have nrcmLcd vti.uOO.
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    371 DETAINED
    38 3 Malacca. Fu. The number of peop-e detained >jV Malacca police since the Emergency began ate Chinese 353. Malays, etc., 13, In bans 8. Total 374. One indir.n and three Chinese hav e hren released on bond.
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    She Wailed For Him At The Dorks
    92 3 M:ss lA'r Reynolds of Perth, Australia, and Mr. Frank Ashtoa o! Kuala Lumpur Hcri- re-united at the Singapore docfcs yesterday. A bride-to-be Miss Reynolds arrived nt the Hlue Funnel ship Charon. When the Charon docked, her tiauce was not there to greet her
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1658 3 By OSWALD HENRY PAVILION RATING: FILM: "Le Diablo Am (trj»s" STARS: Miebeline thrwVt, Gerard Philipc, Rtjllfir Grey and dean Debucourt. THERE is wide appeal in this French him. The technique used in the fcsttdI ling of the lovo theme is interesting in that it contrasts shanty with
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    'GIVE US POWER TO SACK BISHOP'
    307 4 Church Assembly Adopts Measure LONDON, Friday. A measure which will give the Church of England powers to make a bishop retire was passed through its first stage at the Church Assembly in London recently. And Dr. Edward Selwyn, Dean of Winchester, said the measure
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    MONKEY WAY
    33 4 A pet monkey rescued from a burning house at Flint. Michigan, dashed back to fetch its favourite toy. a black cloth lamb, ard then slid down bannisters with it to safety.
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    HOOPOE SEEN
    20 4 A hoopoe, a rare l tasted bird visitor from th<- Continent, has been spott »d in south-west Norfolk.
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    Dance-Mad Woman Sells Her Frocks
    140 4 LONDON, Friday. A 34-year-old woman cashier bought dance frocks by the dozen, dancing shoes by the score, and lipsticks and other beauty aids by the hundred, with money embezzled from her employers, it was said at Glasgow recently. The aherifl was toid that Marion Martin
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    PROFITABLE DOMES
    86 4 At an Air Ministry surplus stores sale at a West Country airfield. Cedric Cook, of Coalpit, Heath, near Bristol, saw rich grass growing under some old R. A. F. astral domes for which nobody would bid. For £9 he bought the lot, enough to equip 20 squadrons of
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    RAIN BLAMED
    31 4 A Sainte-Fortunade Southwest France, dairy farmer, summoned for watering his milk told the magistrates "The day the inspector called it had been raining, so my cows ate wet grass,"
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    SHINE, SIR?
    51 4 While getting ready for hi* day off from the London. England, Zoo, L. G. Smith get* a shoeshiue. -\bena» n livr-year-old chimpanzee, wanted to return a few favour*, ho he gavt* Smith th* -tun.-. Smith 1« Abena'* keeper and the little monkey wants him to enjoy his day
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    SHE LEFT FRIEND £500, GRIEF SENT HIM TO DEATH
    231 4 LONDON. Friday.— Five hundred pounds and her car, willed by Mrs. Hannah Matilda Bicknell Beckenham (Kent) cafe proprietress, to her "manager and good friend," Mr. Herbert C. Garwood, will never reach him. Grief at har death last November led Mr. Gar
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    TO KIND 'LITTLE ALBERT' – £ 20
    62 4 TO KIND 'LITTLE ALBERT' 20 Every week for neany 50 years Miss Minnie Froom, of Woodslde-avenue, Highgatc. ordered her meat In a shop in Victoria-parade, N. 10, where Albert Tansley, now over 70, of Muswell-hill, N., always served her. Recently he learned that Miss Froom had left £9,396. of which
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    Catholic Priest Has His Say
    124 4 LONDON, Fri. The philosophy of Dr. Haines, itishop of Birmingham, on birth control was called "insane and un-Chrls-tian" by i>r. John Heenan, of the Catholic Mission Society. Preaching in Birmingham, he quoted Dr. Marnes an Haying: "The teaching of the Roman Catholic Church and the
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    TAKING THE OPEN ROAD HOME
    160 4 LONDON, Fri. 4* man owning a tractor found himself 134 mdes from home, fined £18 following its illegal use on roads, and disquahheo from driving for a year. Hi- driver was also disqualified. They wanted to get back to Birmingham. But the magistrates at Alton,
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    HARRY PEDALS 142 MILES
    71 4 Seventy eight year ohl Harry G. Jantzen, Leigh. Lanes, pushed open his front door, wheeled his cycle into tlie house, and said: "I've done it once more." Thai meant he had cycled 142 miles in 17 hours. Seventy yeais ago Harry was a delicate boy. His
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    NOW HE KNOWS
    15 4 Man who picked a Winnipeg reporter's pocket got an article on pickpockets.
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    ROSIN A IS AFRAID TO ASK DAD
    173 4 Rosina Dickson. the twentyfour year old Maryhlll. J Glasgow, clerk who wrote to I Carolina's CJovernor saying she wanted an American husj band, has had fifty replies. But on receiving the i replies she was in I tears. Why? Because she I had
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    Artist Sits For Exam In Bed'
    175 4 Artist Sits For Exam In Bed LONDON. Fri. -For four hours 21-year-old Leonard Burgess wrote answers for his final art teachers' examination—in a hospital bed. He sat writing on his lap. He wrote lying down. He knelt and wrote on his bedside locker. Sheets and blankets concer-tina-ed. Pillows fell of
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    A Promise Gets Her Out Of Jail
    169 4 LONDON. Fi i. Twenty-eight-year-oid Mrs. Jessie Ryan arrived nack at Hut 3, Kestral-grove, Harrow Weald, after nine days in Holloway Jail. She was committed to prison for failing to obey a court order to leave the former Aimy hut where she has lived
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    TWINS 3 TIMES IN 3 YEARS
    321 4 LONDON, Friday. Thirty-four -year-old Mrs Kathleen langley, of Wellingborough. Northants, who had twins in 1947 and again last year, is mother of twins for the third time. So she has six babies under the age of three Each time it has been a boy
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    GOLD FROM SEA
    36 4 Collecting shells on the beach at Hook of Holland a girl found a closed one of unusual weight which rattled. Breaking it open she found an 18-carat gold ring set with a diamond.
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    DAMNABLE, RUGBY'S NEW HEAD TOLD
    133 4 SIR ARTHUR FORDE, headmaster of Rugby School, said at his first speech day that when he told his unale he was becoming a schoolmaster, his uncle said: "Don't be sillt." He had replied: "It is serious. 1 am going to be headmaster of Rugby School."
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    LEMONS FILLED WITH OPIUM —£5 A SLICE
    84 4 LONDON. Fri -Men ot the Customs Narcotics Squad have broken up a gang in London who have been smuggling in lemons full of opium. When detectives and Customs men raided a j.ousc where opium smoking was suspected, they found rings of discoloured lemon
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    MOUSE TRAP
    25 4 A mouse cnteted a plant pot at Heather. Lciceste:.-hit >■. put its head through the hole at the bottom, and couid not get back.
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    SHE IS CONTENT TO STAY IN JAIL
    413 4 LONDON, Friday. Though she has been in prison,BB days for contempt of court, Miss Glady.i Baskett, middle-aged spinster of Albany-gardens Clacton-on-Sea, refused legal aid which might have led to her release. Miss Baskett was sent to Holloway on April 11 for refusing to
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    FRENCH PLAN TO CUT VETO
    139 5 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Fii. France has submitted a detailed blueprint of a vetoless United Nations control machinery that would be responsible for carrying out and checking the proposed census of the world's conventional armaments. The French blueprint provided for a "central control authority" that would
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    BUSTAMENTE INJURED IN ELECTION CLASH
    130 5 U.P. KINGSTON, Jamaica, Friday.—One man was killed and several persons injured, including Communications Minister William Alexander Bustamante, in a bitter election clash here last night. T» a t r a l ry A. isustamante, leader ol the liovernment L»aDour Party, was struck on the jaw
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    KLAN OFFICIAL GAOLED IN TERROR PROBE
    81 5 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM. ALABAj MA, Fri.—A Ku Klux Klan i official was gaoled here today I for refusing to turn over Klan I records to a Grand Jury which is investigating moo violence in Jefferson County. Alabama. The judge told \V:"iam Hugh Morris, Director of
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    Vikings Invade Britain
    161 5 A.P. COPENHAGEN. Fn. For the people of Britain's east coast the Vikings are coming again. The Hugin. a modern replica cf the Viking ships if 1.000 years ago, has put to sea on the first lap of the voyage that will land 50 bearded warriors near Broadstairs,
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    GOLD DOLLARS
    58 5 A.P. LUXEMBOURG CITY, Fri. Luxembourg authorities said yesterday that 1,400 gold dollars seized on a plane at Le Touquet were part* of a regular shipment from the Netherlands to Spain. The gold dollars were .shipped by plane from Rotterdam and were checked as a regular cargo with all
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    FATHER BLAMES SCHOOL SEX TALKS
    106 5 London. Fii. The father of a 16-vcar-olu gnl who admitted "at Tower Biidge juvenile court that she had been friendly With several men. blamed school sex teaching for hci downfall. "1 didn't know where babies came fiom until 1 was IT. and I don't think
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    LEPERS AT LARGE
    40 5 U.P. MANILA. Fri.- Thirty two lepers reportedly escaped from San Lazaro hos' ital in Manila in order to evade their transfer to their new home in Central Luz->n Leprosarium in Norallahes, a few miles from Manil.i. -U.P.
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    JOGJA CONTACTS SUMATRA GOVT.
    148 5 A.P. BATAVIA, Friday. A three-man Indonesian Republican delegation has succeeded in making contact with Dr. Sjafruddin Prawiranegara's Emergency Government hidden somewhere in Sumatra s jungle. On July 4th the delegation Dr. J- Lcimen-i. Mohamnifd Natsir, and Dr. J. Ha'im accompanied by a United Nations Commission fyi
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    NATIONWIDE STEEL STRIKE THREATENS U.S.
    288 5 U.P. PITTSBURGH, Friday. The United States Government intervened today in the deadlocked negotiations beteen the United States Steel Corporation aml Congress of Industrial Organisations. President Philip Murray to block the threatened nationwide strike of one million steel workers. The machinery of Federal intervention was set
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    Lepers Take A Holiday
    47 5 A.P. MANILA, Fri.—Thirtytwo lepers, resisting transfer from a Manila hospital to a leprosarium in Central Lufton, were reported missing today. Department of Health authorities are expected to round up the fugitives to join 97 others who have been moved to a new institution.—A.P.
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    INDIA ORDERS MACHINES FROM JAPAN
    52 5 TOKYO, Fri. An Indian "cottage industry' mission will shortly return to India after an eight-week tour of Japan uvring which It has ordered many machines suitable for adaptation to Indian home industry. The mission has arranged for asvaa Japanese experts to go to India to
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    UNINVITED
    10 5 Lions frequent Government House grounds at Lusaka (N, Rhodesia).
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    GAY DOG
    34 5 Andy. IH-month-old Gn at Dane, owned by Mr. B Harrison. Springfield street, Melton Mowbray, pays regular Sunday morning colls at a fog I fuc drink. He Jiad five pint* on one visit
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    HIROSHIMA TO BE "PEACE CITY"
    107 5 A.P. HIROSHIMA. Fii. Tins atom bombed city has approved a plan to make Hiroshima a 'Peace City". The plan was adopted by the last session of the Japanese Diet and submitted to a referendum in Hiroshima. In the voting 71.852 of a total of 78,962
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    SIAM CLAIMS. JAPANESE COLD
    56 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Fri. Siam has renewed its claim to approximately U5540.000.000 woith Of gold in Jopan. BtarnaSM ambassador Prince Wan Waithayakon in a five minute confeience with Under Secretary of State James Webb asked whether the United States had decided on Sinrr's claim. Wan made a
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    TYPHOON
    22 5 A.P MANILA. Fri.—A typhoon which brought death to at least 'our persons and damages exceeding US$4OO,OOO hovered over Central Philippines today.—A.P.
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    THE SLEEPING VOTE
    590 6 "IT can hardly be said that the experiment of carrying on the Municipality of Singapore on representative lines has proved to he a success." This was the dismal conclusion reached by the Straits Settlements Municipal Enquiry Commission (1910) on the modified elective system which was tried out
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    WHEN 170 MILLION INDIANS GO TO THE POLLS
    1630 6 India is preparing for her first general elections under adult franchise. Will the Congress party, which has suffered defeats at bye-elections, emerge as the victor or will power pass to the left-wing groups? Reuter. By A Correspondent BOMBAY INDIA is fast preparing
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    CHIANG'S BET ON A WAR
    522 6 TAPE li REFLECTED heat from the war and Communist successes on the Chinese mainland arc bringing the political pot tore to a show boH Into the pot has been tossed a bewildering variety of ingredients, including the Formosans" tising resentment against the Nationalists. Communism, desperation
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    GUESTS WITHOUT SPIRITS
    377 6 Reuter. BOMBAY'S smart cosmopolitan hotels may soon become mere lodging establishments, as a result of the Government's prohibition policy. Gone is the gaiety of establishments like the "Taj". Dispirited guests stare at the "dry days calendar" and quit the lounge as soon as they walk in. Orchestras
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    THE LABOURING CLASS SHOULD NOT LABOUR
    559 6  -  THE UPPER AND MIDDLE CLASSES SHOULD HAVE MORE BABIES -—By^>— Edward Curtis A.P. LONDON SHOULD Britain 'nationalise" its baby industry? It's concern is to get mote and smarter —babies. A Royal Commiss'on on Population would do this by getting fewer babies from the labouring
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    EMPIRE GAMES
    213 6 AUCKLAND. New Zealand is getting ready to stage the British Empire Games. February i to «11. next year. All events except rowing will be held at Auckland. About 400 athletes are expected to come to New Zealand for the big programme of track and field events, rowing, cycling,
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    70 British Girls To Sing In USA
    174 7 Ixmdon, Fri.—Seventy English typists, shop assistants, factory and school girls are to be "glamorised" before they start a four weeks tour of the United States and Canada next spring. The giils, members of the famous Luton Girls' Choir, are going "in the role
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    RACING IN THE SHADE
    23 7 rtacehorea in France are wearing a now kind of vividly" coloured satin headgear to protect th/>m from the sun.
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    30 NOT TOO OLD
    15 7 Maiden (Surrey* Amateur Dramatic Society 9plit en a lio-yeai -age-limit proposal.
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    Gussie's Panties Pulled In Extra 1,000 A Day
    191 7 LONDON, Friday.—Teddie Tinling, the man who designed and made "Gorgeous Gussie" Moran's lace panties (he charged her £10 for the dress-sot) said: "Wimbledon Tennis Club are the people who have made money from them. They have had the biggest crowds since the
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    No Gun. No Money
    50 7 U.P. DETROIT, Fri. A man walked up to a euiema cashier and demanded tin' money in the «?»h drawer. Cashier: "Have you got a gun?" Man: "Yes, but I'm not showing it." tawnier: "No gun, no money" and she pushed the alarm button. The thief fled.—L.V
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    FREE BUSES
    16 7 Mothers in lonely parts of Norfolk will get free buses to infant welfare centres
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    DANCE BY BRAILLE
    12 7 Blind at Sydney are taught to dance by braille.
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    'RIP VAN WINKLE' BOY LEAVES HOSPITAL AFTER
    437 7 KNE W NOTHING ABOUT MONEY LONDON, Friday.—An 11-year-old orphan a cripple, who until two months ago had never seen a kettle boiling or a fire alight, could not tell the time, and never knew there was such a thing as money, is learning
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    Potent Purse
    47 7 Judith Coplon, 27 year-old American girl, who, last week, was sentenced to from 40 months to 10 year* imprisonment in Washington for espionage, is seen bere v»ith her Attorney, Archibald Palmer, examining photostatic copies ot original documents found in her purse when she was arrested.
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    They Carried Their Jokes Too Far
    171 7 Reuter. MANILA. Friday. Jokes carried too far can end in fisticuffs and even court action, as happened to these two. A police lieutenant and a < putrolwoman of Quezon City, which is a northwest Maniia suburb, started teasing each Other, overdid their JfMngs. exchanged
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    FREEDOM LOVERS
    11 7 Viennese childien bought caged wild birds and freed them.
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    AIR MINDED
    11 7 East Africa. with 14.000 Europeans has 42 air services.
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    RABBITS' MENU
    82 7 Reuter.-AAP. BRISBANE, Fri. Items on the menu in a rabbitpoisoning campaign launched in the Roma (Queensland! district in Juno included apples, carrots, vanilla, raspberry jam, flour -and rum. The remaining item was strychnine. Poisoners said their technique was to place harmless baits of carrot and apple in small,
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    CHIEF MARRIED WHITE WOMAN
    106 7 Regent In Exile Reuter. PRETORIA, Fri. Tfhckedi Khama. Regent of tbc Bamangwato tribe in Berhuanaland since 1926. and more than 40 headmen have decided to leave for voluntary exile because of the m?rriage of the chief of the tribe Seretse Khama to a white woman, a
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    STILL GOING STRONG
    77 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Fri. A telegraphist at 87, who is still working, has been described by friends as "one of those indestructible people". He was retired at the retiring age of the New South Wales Railways Department, but when World War broke out he joined the telegraphic staff
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    So Are We
    89 7 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Fri. The advertisement for a mate placed in j a newspaper by a "w althv. good-looking woman teacher" I evoked editorial comment from the usually lofty Asah, Shimbun. The "ad", quoted by the Asahi, said "A lady w'*h a j dowry of 150,000 yen Is
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    HIS FORMULA.
    46 7 Reuter-AAP SYDNEY, fri. A Sydney writer neently gave his formula for "Wild Westerns". Asked how he maintained an output of two stories a week, he said "Oil, I just get two fellows, give 'em a couple of guns, and let em walk abou* Reuter-AAP.
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    Unlawful Chivalry?
    140 7 Ruter CALCrCTTA. Fri. "Ladies First" is the motto of India's communist demonstrators and "unlawful" processionists. This convenient display of "chivalry" has often embarrassed the police in their attempts to disperse demonstrations. Policemen say that by putting women as the spearhead" of "unlawful" proces- sions. the demonstrators are taking
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    CHINA'S NAVY EYES RED-HELD PORTS
    226 8 Stay out warning to foreign warships A.P. CANTON, Friday. REPORTS from Formosa said today the head of the Chinese Nationalist Na\y had warned that "eft ective steps" will be taken against foreign warships entering the waters of Co mmunist-held ports. Admiral Kwei Yung-ching was quoted
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    Soviet Call To Ban A-Bombs
    163 8 Reuter. GENEVA, Fri. The Soviet Union today asked the conference drawing up a newInternational Red Cross convention to ban entirely atom bombs and bacteriological weapons. The resolution submitted in committee said: "It is the duty of the Governments of all "countries to secure the immediate
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    TO PROBE B-36
    67 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. Joseph B. Keenan, who prosecuted Japanese ex-Premier Hideki Tojo was chosen today to head the U.S. congressional investigation of the B-36 bomber. The B-36 investigation was ordered to search out the truth about complaints against the performance of the big bomber and the circumstances
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    PRIESTS MAY GO UNDERGROUND
    107 8 A.P. ROME, Fii. Roman Catholic priests u\ Communist China may have to become part-time workers or even go underground to continue then 'ministry. the Catholic in formation service. Fides, said yesterday. Fides .-«»(1 that the "Communists realise the missions depend upon funds fiom abioad to cany
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    Communists Beat Up U.S. Vice-Consul
    258 8 A.P. SHANGHAI, Friday, i US Vice-Consul, seriously beaten by police after A a minor traffic incident, was held without communication in jail in this Communist metropolis >tbt The y incident occurred on Wednesday at the same time several hundred Chinese former employees of the U.S.
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    PARIS BLACK OUT?
    36 8 U.P. PARIS. Fri. The city's [electricity supply was slashed by an estimated 25 per cent j today after 20.000 gas and (electricity workers voted to go on strike tor higher wages. 1 U.P.
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    BERLIN'S LINES
    22 8 A.P. BERLIN. Fri. Berlin's supply lines were restorrd to normal on Thursday for the first time in 14 months. A.P.
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    JAPS TRADE WITH RED CHINA?
    139 8 U.P. HONGKONG. Fii. The Central News repotted today that trade between Japan aid Communist China got undciway thi week with the arrival in Japan of one shipment of commodities and the approval o: a second barter contract. The agency said 8.000 tons of salt arrived
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    KING ABDULLAH
    22 8 Reuter. LONDON. FTi Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin has invited King Abdullah of Jordan to visit him in Lon \on. Reuter.
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    S’hai Press Reports Pass Through Censor
    153 8 A.P. SHANGHAI, Friday. censorship has been imposed by the Chines*' Communists upon dispatches of foreign correspondents in Shanghai. Then- has been no official announcement of the move, but an Associated Press dispatch ot July 1 was censored and returned yesterday. Communications officials explained that
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    CHIFLEY HINTS
    31 8 A.P. CANBERRA, Fri. Prime Minister Joseph B. Ohiiley hinted today that Australia soon will buy more goods outside the dollar aiea even if they cost more than in America.—A.P.
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    HIS FIRST DEFEAT
    72 8 Reuter. DUBLIN. Fri. Piime Minister John CostelH's Coalition Government met its first defeat In the Dail (Parliament) tonight since it took office 16 months ago. The defeat by thiee votes came lo division on the estimate foi the Department of Posts and Telegraph.-. The Government, many of
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    TWO-DAY DEBATE
    42 8 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. The House of Commons in to devote two days next we< k to a debate on Britain's economic situation, including yesterdays' statement by Sir Stafford Cripps, Chancellor of the Exchequer, on the gold and dollar position.— Reuter.
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    Reds Put The Blame On U.S.
    344 8 U.P. SHANGHAI, Fri. The New China Agency reported today that the Chinese Communists und their political supporters in a joint statement blamed the United States as being chiefly responsible for the .sufferings cf the Chinese people and for the delay in the conclusion of
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    DANNY KISSES LOUISE
    137 8 NEW YORK. Fri. 'Actor Danny Kaj/e, chcw.nrj ail in ami *pitthap wisecrack* arrived here last niyht with o2 other after a close cqU aboard the Pan Ann rioem strutocruiser 000 miles out over the Atlantic. K> j along wth Paul McSutt. tennis star I.Brouffk and Marpare! Oebai
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    Hooded gangs scare Dixie
    254 8 A.P. ATLANTA, Friday. THE shadow of the lash and burning cross today hangs heavy over Dixie. Out of three states since February—Alabama, Tennessee and Georgia have come 51 grim stories, of a lynching, floggings, cross burnings, bombings and intimidations. Though men and women have been beaten,
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    ITALY'S VICE PREMIER QUITS
    67 8 Reuter. ROME. Fri.—Signor Giovanni Porzio. Italian VicePremier and Minister vithout Portfolio, resigned tonr-ht in protest against a law ;iuthorising public works expenditure. He claims that th.-> lawpassed by the Chambo* loday, would give preferential treatment to cities of the North over those of the impo. Ed
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    JUNE EXPORTS DROP
    111 9 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Provisional United Kingdom export in June (34 working days com- pared with 26 in May) was about £143.200.000, the Pre- I sident Of the Board of Trade I announced. This is about £8,- I 000.000 under May but nearly £6.000.000 higher than April, j
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    Along The Godowns
    68 9 Hai Hsia (44); Empire Hamble (Sheers Wharf); Nieuw Holland (42 43) Bidor «40/41); Tjipanas (38 39); Katong (36 37); Mount Davis '33, 34»; Stanvac Djirak (31 32); Hoperidge (17 18); Charon (19 20); Bruas (21/22); Idomeneus (23 241; Star Arcturus (27 /28); Rhesus (29 30); Relau (14);
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    AIR MAIL
    71 9 Air mail arrhaks are expected today from Aden, South An:":: t, Canada, Europe. BaTpt, Iran, Iraq. Africa. Pakistan. U.S. A.. Australia. New Zealand, Burma. French Indo-China. Batavia, Hedan. Ceylon. Dabo Stngkei). l*adant:. Souraba; a ana the 9Vdelation of Mala>a. Latest time of porting at th» to Aden. South
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    SEA MAIL
    34 9 Surface mails are expected from China and Hongkong. Late*l time of post lag to Java is 6 p n\ and to South Africa and U.S.A. and Philippine Islands .s at noon today.
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    MORE ONIONS
    31 9 CAIRO. Fri.- Britain may ff* mure Egyptian onions next yeai a British Embassy spokesman said. Anglo-Egyptian 'alks of a preliminary and exploratory nature have taken place on the subject.
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    WHAT'S WRONG WITH BRITAIN'S ECONOMY?
    680 9 A.P. NEW YORK, Friday. JHE British are producing more than they ever did before end exporting at least as much as they ever did. And still they can't make ends meet. Whats the trouble? One trouble seems to be Britain's loss of the huge sum
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    RUBBER MARKET
    115 9 There »a. j nood Inlying inter*-*' lin the rubber COMnodJty marI kct yesterday and prompt shipment \ia? paid up to 33 <<-nts. Market had a better undertone, with fair volume of Ihhliw W passim;, i Closing prices were: Buyers SellersNo. 1. July RSS 32 7 8 33 18
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    COPPER UP
    46 9 A.P. NEW YORK Fri. Trade sources reported sales of refined copper at 17 cents (U.S.) a pound. The rate had been 16 cents since June 16. This is the first upturn since coppei started dropping in March ficm the postwar high of 23'j cents.—A.P.
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    Shares move up
    40 9 With better buying inquiries from Ixmdon and Australia the Singapore market today reponded in sympathy and again moved to higher levels. Industrials were quietly steady. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokcrs' A: soi j.ition today were:
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    MARKET A WAITS STERLING TALKS
    139 9 Lewis and Peat Report— 'pHLE market has been quiet this week awaiting the outcome of the struggle to maintain sterling at its present level. Once it is certain where Malay a stands a.s regards exchange, manufacturers aiid traders can plan ahead and resume normal trading,
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    Week's Prices
    111 9 Hiphest and Lov est prices duun., tin- week ndaiir Btli j u <% 1949 arc:— Highest Lowest Closiiu; Buyers Noon Spot Loose 32 7,8 32 1/2 32 7/8 R.M.A. 1 R.S.S. F. 0.8 July 32 15 16 32 1,2 32 7 I R.M.A. 2 K.S.S. X.0.8. July 31
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    Produce Market
    353 9 Coconut oil price in Singapore has fallen from $49 last w< -k to 548 this week because of lack of buying demand from consuming areas like Europe and India, according to a local produce market source. The Continental countries ard India, bo said, have been able to not
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    KUCHAI TIN
    20 9 The Kuchai Tin Ltd.'s tinore production for June. 1940. totalled '340 pieuls. th" AngloOriental (Malaya) Ltd. announced yesterday.
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    Malayan Share Quotations.
    841 9 Singapore. B*ri. Buvcrs. Seller.. Atlas Icr 15.50 16.50 Alex. Brick Pref. 2.80 2.90 cd Ords. 2.15 2.25 cd B.C. Petrol 33/6 35/B.M. Trustee 7.50 8.50 Cons. Tin Ord. 13/6 14/6 cd do. <P)2l/- 22/K. Utd. Assur. 40.75 41.75 Estate Trust 7.00 8.00 Federal Dispensary 7.00 7.25 ed
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    THE 3 SAFEST BETS
    1754 10 Final Day At Bukit Timah Tribune Special Racing Correspondent, AL&Aft LEWIS, picked eight winners on he first day and four straight winners on the second. TODAY he gives you pORM horses should again provide most of the r winners today, the last day of the Singapore
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    102 10  -  (By ALLAN EWIS RACE ONE CL 1 IMv. 4, 6 F ASCOT VALE Oriental RACE TWO CI. IV, Oiv. 1, fl F »'IL<«KIM'S WAV liuniUicH (iottlrn Slipper RACE THREE CI. 1, Mr. S, t FISHED OK AIRPAL Ounce Hall RACE FOUR CI. I IMv. 261' KOYAL BOROUGH OK MADASARI
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    839 10 Below are the probable runners for tomorrow, the last day of the Singapore Turf Ciub\s July Meeting, with their trainers and owners: BIG SWEEP—RACE 7. DOUBLE TOTE—RACES 5 and 8. RACE ONE—2.t5 P.M. HORSKS CLASS I, DEV. 4-« FURLONGS 19 YARDS. Hunev Ctmb (Woods) 8.00 Morven Btable" Fox
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    GREEN MOUSE TEAM
    56 10 The following will represent Green House B. P. at badminton against Jauacn Road B. P. tomorrow at 3 p.m. at 714 Upper Serangoon Road Heng Boon Guan, Tan Huat Ken, Heng Kwang lHock, Loo Gcok Cbuan Chou Ch.oon King, Herlg -Qltuan Heng Loon Lehg and Mfseee HofiL;
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    N. Zealand Scrape Through To Draw
    324 10 Reuter. BY unrelaxiHg concentrated defence totally out of keeping with their usual attractive stroke play. the New Zealanders avoided defeat on a crumbling pitch which favoured spin bowlers. Hadiee, the captain, was the solid rock on which most of Lancashire's hopes of victory foundered
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    These Like Heavy Going
    97 10 Hors.«* that have won or been piaced on heavy going are: FIRST RACE: Ascot Vale, Elegant Art, Diamond Epic. SECOND RACE: Ramillies, Pilgrim's Way, Karman, Handy Kid, AmuL THIRD RACE: Airpal, Airmail, Blackpool, Flashed FOI'RTH RACE: Mada sari, 'iokeu Royal Borough FIFTH RACE: Bright Eyes, Gold
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    ENDEAVOUR B.P. TO HOLD MEET
    86 10 A half-yearly general, nieennu' of the Endeavour Badminton Party will be held toraorro.% at Mr. Gen Pin Boon s residence —No. 2o\ Rambai Road, at LM p.m. All member? are requested to be present. The Hon. Secretary (Quek Kens Sialic of 222. Onan Road) and
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    Tamils Too Fast For Recs
    239 11 YIELDING a much faster team than their opponents I the Tamil Brotherhood Asso- ciation ran out easy winners over the Singapore Rcceation Club in a Senior league soc- J cer fixture at Jalan Be ;ar yestertiary. They won by three i to one. I The
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    FAIRFIELD GIRLS' SPORTS
    210 11 Scoring 70 points. Olson House won the Keaiyon Shield for the House Champion.sh.jj at the annual sports of the Fairfield Girls' School yesterday. Martin House was second with 62 points. IMackmore House won the Chcpaid Shield by beating Chen house by two goals to one in the
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    KARDAR TAKES WOOLER'S PLACE
    51 11 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.—A. H. Kardar. Oxford University and Indian Test all rounder, wrll play for the Gentlemen •agauiot the Flayers in the annual match at Lords on Wednesday. He takes the place of Wilfred Wooller, the Glamorgan captain, who had to Withdraw from the Gentlemen's aide.
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    LOOKE, BRADSHAW TIE FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
    391 11 To Replay Tomorrow Reuter. SANDWICH, Kent, Friday. gOBBY IOCKE of South Africa and Harry Brad I shaw of Eire today tie for the British open golf j championship when they had identical scores for toI day's 36 holes and so equalled the championship re- cord
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    S.C.C. v. S.C.R.C.
    57 11 Following will represent SCC against S.C.R.C. at cricket \o£g- £M I' m- on the h.tX. Padang: A. Baker (capt.) J. Morrison. K. R. N. H. Mas.-.-. J. E. Jeans. Rev. W. T. Y. Brown.. r/Lt. H. Green T. A. H. Potts. E. S. Turner. Capt. A. P..
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    WRESTLING
    39 11 The resting card ut the Happy World Covered Stadium tonight at 9 p.m. is us follows Mark Zorru v. Kama Rai: Fitly Morgan v. iwonde Do no Ming Jiak v Thomson; ami Law Kok Chiang v. Saban Singh
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    CHEERFUL LADS SOCCER XI
    113 11 The following an- requested to nun up for Cheerful Lads Athletic Party l*t. and 2nd Blew m against R.A.S.C 2nd Coy. and th« Royal Military Police -1 morrow at the Choen Guan School Ground. The Ist XI w M play at 5.00 p.m. and 2nd V
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    ITALY GAIN 2-0 LEAD
    64 11 Reuter. ROME. Fri. Italy giined a 2 0 lead by .winning the first two singles today when their European Zone Davis cup semi-final tic against Yugoslavia opened here. Gianni Cucelli beat Drago Mitic 5 —7, 6—2, 6—L 7 3 and V. Canapele beat Joseph Pallada 6-4,
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    Middlesex And Yorkshire Leaders
    360 11 LONDON, Friday. QF the six county cricket matches just concluded only the game at Nottingham failed to reach a definite decision. The outcome of these matches has made little difference tc the county championship table. The first four counties, Middlesex, Yorkshire, Wore \stershirc wild Glamorgan remained
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    Doubles Finalists
    29 11 AIiDTLLAH and DOM (right) beat Tay Hong Seng and Tain Kong Yen in the men's doubles final of the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association chain pionships just ended.
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    SERANGO ON SCHOOL ATHLETICS
    404 11 Ny Ah Lak became "A division champion of Serangoon Kn<l>»h School at their LUli Annual School Sports held at their school mound yeaterdav. ClemenU House won the House rhamoionahip Shield and Gimsor House won the Inter Houst. Athletic Cud. Mrs. Robert Eu. Municipal, presented the prizes.
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    She did it again
    52 11 LOUISE RROI GH of I s A. receives the Ladies' Singles trupliy from the Duchess of Kr it at Wimbledon. With her I* Mrs. Margaret Dv I'ont aiso ol 1.5.\., who was beaten by Mi** Hiottgh 10-8, 1-6, 10-8. T lis is Miss (trough's second sue
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    SOSC Standards for Empire Games Set
    262 11 THE Board of Control (Games) of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council recommended, at a meeting yesterday, that the co-operation of the Services be sought to help the SXLS.C. in gauging the standard of boxers for the Empire Games to be held in New
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    HAIKOWYU CUP SOCCER
    84 11 The following are requested to turn up for soccer between Married and the Singles for the Haikowyu Cup tomorrow at 8.0.D.C.A. Ground at 6.15 p.m MARRIKI): Eksan. Zam Zani. Patrick Ee. Abu Bakar. Jam r. James Ong. Yam Thiam. M. I. Samy. Abdul Rahim, Ismail T>ia. Awl."
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    GREENWOOD B.P.
    53 11 The following are selected to represent Green-wood B. P. against Dockyard Indian Sports Clubs at tomorrow at the Naval Base at 7 a.m. G. Gopal. Ah Boon, Sukumaran, Wee Yong Thyc. Tay Yong Song. Tay Chin Bow. Hassain, Ismail bin Mohd.. Mapid, Law Yew Kum. Leow Kirn Cheng,
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    CRAVEN A' CUP
    40 11 MALACCA, Fri. The lion. Mr. W. A. Tmyjor, the Resident Commission^i. "ti Wednesday presented the Craven "A" cup to Fook Tong, skipper of the Malacca Chinese R.C.. winners of the cup foi trie third successive I year.
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    S.C.C. TO PLAY R.A.F. TENGAH
    112 11 The following will repre«ent S.C.C. XI Versus R.A.F. Tenirah I tomorrow at 11 a.m. on S.C.C. Fadang: V. I. Margrave Oapt.), X. MiK»c. J. C. H. PierCfi, J. C. Crrsswell. L>. W. K. A. Murray. X Gould. L. Holliday. B. Toplis. G. F. Parke. D.
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    64 11 Madam Sim Ah Tab passed awav peacefully at 9.30 a.m., i 7th July, 1949, at No. 761, North Bridge Road, age 70 years, leaving behind 3 sons, Messrs. Chua Ah Kim, proprietor of Chua Kim Hee Electric Co., Chua Kim Seng, Chua '<.im Suan, 3 daughters-in-law 1 md grand-children
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    U.K. GOVT. TO PROCLAIM EMERGENCY ON MONDAY
    494 12 DRASTIC STEP IF DOCK STRIKE HAS NOT ENDED LONDON, Friday. THE King is to be asked to issued a proclamation of a state of emergency in 1 Britain if the London dock stoppage is not settled by Monday morning, James Chuter Ede, British
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    39 12 The following players ar«> requested turn up for Jollilads against Vehicle Company Joho'v at Johore Bahru: Naracana. Rasak, Kader. Ghani. Hinift. SiOt ha, V. O. Syed, Muniyandi. Sapee. Salahudin, Tolling, H'tssien. Dollah. Krishnasamy, Ran, Rahman, Mokhiar, Syedi.
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    RAF. WELCOMES BURMESE MINISTER
    88 12 Reuter. CRANWELL, LincoVshire, Fri. —The Burmese F!ag was broken over the Royai Airforce College here today, when the Burmese Deputy Prime Minister, Genera' 1 Ne Win, who Li also Supreme Commander of Burmese armed forces, paid an official visit and was received by the Commandant, Air
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    WATER SUPPLY EXTENSION IN MALACCA?
    72 12 Malacca. Fri. Mi. W. C. I Tayloi, M.i'.acea Resident Commissioner, told the press yesterday that should fundbe available, water supply facilities would bo extended along Tanjong Kling, Cmbai, from Muar to Sung n Rambai and aloag Kukit Rambai. Pulua Godong, Poko Mangga and Lorong Pendan.
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    LONDON SHARES
    305 12 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.--A ilemarv! r<M Coinmodu> atnraa reaulted :n I the Loudon Sio< k Ex< haiiK** to- I day. The proapatl of ie-entry o the United riiates into the Com modity marnet as a buyer su muluit-d interest and demand (or tiie liiarm Rubbers, Tins. Lead ar.< Copper
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    DEATH
    37 12 CHUA. Chua Seng Hock age 58 peacefully passed away at his residence, 126, Chin Swee Road on Bth July. He leaves behind a family to mourn his loss. Funeral on Sunday 10th instant at 11 a.m.
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    CANAL CRASH
    34 12 A.P. BALBOA. CANAL ZONE, Fri.—A US Navy patrol plane with nine persons aboard caught fire in Hidrla today and crashed into the sea. At least one body was seen near the wreckage.—A.F'
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    SHORT SHRIFT
    16 12 Because his car woul» not ■tart, a Farndale. U. S., motorist set it alight.
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    Princess Praises Guards
    92 12 A.P. LONDON, Sat.—Princess KlizabVth, Colonel of the Grenadier duards, inspected new recruits i kl.in and praised young guardsmen now fighting in Malaya. She told the guardsmen that "it Ih not for nothing that the Grenadiers have won their high reputation for discipline, devotion and courage. "I know
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    REPUBLICANS WARY OVER NEI TRUCE
    243 12 U.P. V Friday. The Republic of Indonesia office here cautions' y J nat t he «greement reached with the Hutch in Indonesia still has not been formally approved and the "very nature of the aetuaJ mill mi situation m Indonesia makes it difficult to take
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    SITTING ON EGGS
    18 12 A cock South Africar ostrich at Whipsnade is sitting on a clutch of eight eggs.
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    Singapore Market Prices Advance
    157 12 SPURT of buying inquiries from London and Australia yesterday sent up some Singapore sharemarket prices to the highest level recorded for some Petaling tin shares rose from $7.85 Buyers to $8.30 and from $8.00 Sellers to $X.55: H.B. Petrol rose from 32/9 Buyers to 33 6
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    TIONG BAHRU LOSE
    25 12 United Chinese Youth Sport* Club defeated Tionj; Bahru Kan;ers by two goals to one at soccer at the Fairer Park, an Wednesday.
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    Baritone Concert Postponed
    89 12 Mr. Paterson Huttou, professional baritone scheduled to appear in the second series of eight concerts oprnsored by the Singapore Musical Society and the British Onncil. will not make his recital because of a lecent major operation. Instead, the three soloists who sang in the recent Messiah performance.
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    AIRLINER LOST
    32 12 A.P. MANILA, Fri. The U.S. 13th Air Force announced today there is no trace of a trainer plane with two wen aboard since its disappearance to base on June 26.—A.P.
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    WESTERN UNION FLEET IN WEYMOUTH BAY
    91 12 Reuter. WEYMOUTH, ENGLAND. Thurs. —Fortyfive ships of the Western Union fleet on manoeuvres moved into Weymouth Bay today after passing Through a dummy minefield. The giant convoy, including ships from France, Holland and Britain, sailed in two lines, one headed by the ilagship Implacable
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    NEW COMMITTEE
    73 12 MALACCA. FTi.—The following have been elected of-fice*-bearers of the Malacca Chamber of Commerce for the year ending June 30. 1950: President. Mr. C. M. Seth; vice-presidents. Mr. C. T. Smith and Mr. Tan Siew Sin; committee; Mr M. Clark. Mr. J. H. 'raig. Mr. M. C. Dack, Mr
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    WATER SPORTS
    33 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Xii Port Swett» nham will hold a water spott- meeting m AuglMtt 7 to raise fund- during the Welfare Week. The Sultan of Selangor will give away the prize-.
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    Wheat Pact Comes Into Force
    138 12 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Fri—The American State Department has announced that suflicient countries have now ratified the International Wheat Agreement and the agreement take; effect as from July 1. India an<» Ceylon were listed among the nations which have ratified the agreement. The Council set up under
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    INDUS BARRAGE ENGINEER DIES
    124 12 Reuter. HYDERABAD City, Fri. Capt. E. B. Winkler, tne electri- :al engineer/for the building or cJie gieat Sukkur barrage uc.oss ill.' Indus river, died here vesi .erday after a heart attack, aged 63. He was the chief engiueer of the Hyderabad Electric Supply company. Earlier this
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    A.A.U. SOCIAL, DANCE
    37 12 J ne Amateur AUnetic union will hold a Social Dance at the Atomic Club, 64 Lloyd Road, on July 2o at 8.30 p.m. Tickets are abtainable from Mr. Low Poh Hye, 17 Change Alley.
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    INDIANS TO PLAY THREE MATCHES
    238 12 The following will play cr'cket for Indian Association against S.R.C. A today at 2.15 p.m. on the S.K.C. Padang. Seiakaa Sing (Captain). S. M. Ally. c. V. s. Sundram. C Popatlal. N. Naravnun. C. K. Smgapuri. Rudh Slash, s. Thangathurai. M. T. Reshamwalla, J. I
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    INDIAN ATHLETICS
    33 12 Indian Association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the club house to diacosa 3m second annual Indian athletic meeting. All Imlians interested are invited to ationd the letting.
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    BORNEO CO. XI
    56 12 Tlx' following have been Vhoser. to represent The Borneo Co.. Ltd. Sports CJub in a "soccer match against Singapore fin- 1 proveiaent Trust at Karrer Park on July 11: May, Charlie. Kong, r, 5f Verrall: J. Campbell, R. Tan, p. Rozario: Mom. C. Chambers, J. Jameson. SaaUri
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    RHINO ROMANCE
    75 12 Ke<p«rs at Chicago /«■<» thought I hey were doing Mr. and Mis-. Rhino a good turn when after rv:ng separated by a harm r th. ir romance was formally approved and they were put in the -ame enclosure. tiut Miss Khino had other ideas. \> Romeo Rhino entered
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    VIET MINH SPLIT REPORT FRENCH
    129 12 Reuter. PARIS, Friday. Vietnam guerilla troops are now in control of some two-thirds of the Quang Ngai area in Anntim, according to the Vietnamese new spai>er Than Nin quoted here today by the Agence l'r:»nce Presse. The Saigon newspaper said that Hunt weeks ugo the
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    ROCKLITES SOCCER
    67 12 The team to represent RocKlites against Borneo Mo.ors S. C. on July 11 at St George's Road (C. Y. M A C round) will b e selected from the following: C. Galistan, J. Feiroa, M. Swyny, P. j. Feiroa, N. Kanagasabai D Swyny. C. Rodrtgues. Chong Lian Fay,
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    A.A.A. v. S.R.C.
    56 12 The following will represent a a.A. at lootliall against S X o on the S.R.C. Padans on "julY 11. -c liv ilu c Seng. Ooi Siafal Hoon Kang Hoe. Thong ESS oan. Swee Lun Swang Ch«>. Hon Fons:. Aug Ah Bee. Cke*l Kirn hwee, Ohiam Kirn Siani
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    GONZALES IN FINAL
    40 12 A.P. SPRING LAKE, N,-w Jersey, Fri.- Top seeded Kicharu Gonzales of Lo s Ange!e s entered the semifinals %f the 4lst Annual Spring ,ake invitation Tennis Tournament today, defeating Frank Shields, New York. 6—4 6 2 —A.P.
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    BELLOISE WINS
    20 12 A.P. YOKK, Fri. Steve Belloise, leading middleweight contender, won an eightround decision over Tony dc Micco Friday night.—A.P.
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    INDIAN CHAIRMAN
    32 12 U.P. GENEVA. Fri. Sir Arcol -akshmanaswaffli Mudalier of india was elected Chairman of the Executive Board of the Vorld Health Organization oday at the opening of the loard's fourth session.--CP.
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