Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1949

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    59 1 MALAYA Tribune I flats IflV. I '^H LARGER SALES THAN. ANY, AFTERNOON PAPER IN' malAya j Phone 5811/3 Nine Linei Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 11, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover c/o wnpmmm Features,
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    'We Must Fight Our Way Out Of The Commonwealth'
    263 1 Reuter. BOSE ki^° N s°J?' *??ter^l Sarat Chandra Rose. leader of the Socialist Kepubhcan I arty of India, said here today he believed India would vote for complete independence" outside the Commonwealth when rlnittoM were held under the new constitution. "India
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    'CHIANG, QUIRINO FIRM FRIENDS'
    199 1 U.P. CAGUIO, Sun. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek conlerred for more than two hours today WiUl Philippine President Elpidto Oylrino, exchanging ws aa the general situation in the Fat East. An official communique which announced the meeting, said they would confer again Mon- j day. The communique said:
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    57 1 JOHORE BAHRU, loday. Four Chinese bandits, masked and armed with .303 rifles, raided a Chinese kongsi at Sah Hah Thiam in the Kulai area yesterday and robbed the occupants of goods and cash valued at $272.65 The same gang later raided five houses on the Kelan Estate, taking
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    THE RUSSIANS ARE AT IT AGAIN
    129 1 Reuter. BERLIN. Sun. Russians at the Helmstedt checkpoint today announced without explanation they would cut down the flow of vehicles to four an hour on the only German freight road faroa the West into Berlin. By 5.30 p.m. local time 11 heavy lorries were
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    TIN PRICE CUT
    74 1 it was officially announced last night that the price of tin in Singapore will be reduced to COS! 10s per ton on after July 11. I'-eason: The iMMSjMi cost of realistion incurred by the Minhitry of Supply In the t'nited Kingdom, ■vhich is the sole buyer <»f
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    FRANCE NAMES DAY FOR CITY'S RETURN
    84 1 U.P. PARIS, Sun. —French 0 tv> dispatches reported tod; that France anfl India ■greed to transfer the French city Of Chandernagore to India on July 14, France's Bastille Day. The result of the recent piebiscite favoured union wi(h India. The reports added th i<
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    Sjafruddin Agrees With Soekarno
    111 1 U.P. BATAVIA, Sun. Di. Sjafruddin Prawnanegara. head of the emergency Republican government of Sumatra, ieft for Jogjakarta this morning to return to President Soekanio the mandate given him to form an emergency government. Sjafruddin was accompanied by a three-man deputation, sent out by Hatta to contact
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    '$ CURTAIN' RISK HAS BEEN REDUCED
    199 1 CURTAIN' RISK HAS BEEN REDUCED Reuter. WAwSHInuT'N Sunday—Biggest danger in the (foliar-sterling crisis--that Britain would abandon further co-operation with the American financial .system—appears to have receded as a result of the hree-day London conference between Sli Stailoid Crtpps and Mr. Join. Snyder, United suites s< cretary of the Treasury atv
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    Nimitz Denies Report
    90 1 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. Sun —Admiral Chester Nimitz. United Nations plebiscite administrator designate for Kashmir, today described as "somewhat exaggerated" a paragraph about him appearing in columnist Drew Pearson's syndicated column. The paragraph said: "Seadog r ets bored Admiral Chester Nimitz is fed up with mediating the India-Pakistan
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    BANDITS AMBUSHED
    66 1 KLUANG. Today—Two Chi. ncse bandits walked into an ambush laid by the Police and the 1/10 Gurkha Rifles in the Yong Peng area yesterday. One of the bandits, was shot dead. The other was wounded but escaped. The Security Forces recovered a loaded single barrel shotgun, a .32
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    59 DIE IN SHIP FIRE
    135 1 Reuter. ISTANBUL, Sunday, rim M N h people were burnt to death, 14 are missing and 35 seriously Injured in a Are which broke out last night in the Turkish passenger ship Corun (4,765 tons), according to figure* given hy the Istanbul police today. The
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    U.S. WARY OF SOVIET SUBMARINES
    78 1 A.P. i WASHINGTON. Sun. -Secret testimony that Russia has a licet of 250 to -'500 ultra modern submarines has been disclosed by Congress th\s weekend. As a result, U.S. navy officials testified the U.S. Navy baa given number one priority to anti-sub-marine preparedness. Admiral Louis
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    U.K. DOCKERS DEFY EMERGENCY ORDER
    272 1 STRIKERS AT OPPOSITE ENDS OF THE WORLD MAKE NEWS 1. British Stevedores Reject Govt. Ultimatum 2. Australian Miners Say: "Meet Force With Force" Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. A Fim a secret meeting today of 1,500 dockers involved in the London port stoppage, men who were present
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    Jap Boat Attacked
    71 1 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Sun.—A 77-ton fishing boat l>elonging to the Okada Company in Shimonoseki. Kyushu, was attacked by in unk|cnUfied 100-ton ship with rapid lire guns about 7(K» mile.s west of Tanegashiuia. o0 the southern tip of KyVBhU, "ii .Inly I. reports the Kyudo news agency. One member
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    BISHOP HELD
    30 1 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. Vatican Radio tonight quoted a Bucharest report that Monsignor Alexander Cisar, Archbishop of Bucharest, was beinp kept under house arrest by the Rumanian authorities Reuter.
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    Destroyer Alerted For False Alarm
    142 1 U.P. HONG KONG Si'ay.—The British Navy temporarily alerted a destroyer crew here today on hearing tnai the Nationalists had detained a L 3: itish ship in north China waters. The vessei was however reported releasee six hours ialer. The intercepted shii; was idI entitled as
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    Coal Miners Threaten Force
    159 1 AUSTRALIA U.P. SYDNEY, Sunday. Twenty-three thousand striking Australian coal miners today reaffirmed their decision to continue the two-week-old stoppage which has paralyzed the nation's economy. At the same time, a union leader, speaking at a Communist rally in Sydney, said the "workers will meet force by
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    Bulgaria Honours Dimitrov
    88 1 U.P. SOFIA. Sun. Members of the Bulgarian Politburo today bore the body of the l-.tc Pre- I mier Gccrgi Dimitrov to the red and black draped mausoleum as crowds gathered to pay last respects to the Communist < kirr statesman of the Balkans who died in Moscow
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    YANGTZE FLOOD THREAT
    79 1 U.P. SHANGHAI, Sun Flo *i waters on the Yangtze arc threatening the lower Yangtze basin with "devastation,"' according to the Communist New China news agency today, which reported that 'be lakeside town of Fi Poyang was flooded and thousands were rendered homeloss as iho river continued to
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    U.S. Flour For Asia
    64 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Si n.— The United States shippe I 1.628. 905 pounds of flour to Asia during 1948, the r.s. Departmenl ->f Commerce says Shipments to As-,.) made .ip about 22 per cent, of the total American floui Bhipn «ta to the WOllrl. Shipments to Asti
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    His Sores Made Him Unfit As Tribal Sacrifice
    213 2 Reuter. MARGHERITA, Assam, Sunday. HEAD-HUNTING hill tribesmen on the AssartBurma frontier rejected a 13-year-old boy with skin sores as unfit for sacrifice to propitiate their gods. The boy, son of a Margherita railway employee, struggled back home from the tribal sacrifical altar
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    North China Trade Up
    73 2 Reuter. SAX FRANCISCO, Sun. During June. 118 ships including British and American owned vessels entered and left the North China poit of Tientsin —an increase of 60 per cent over the May figure, Communist Peiping tadio said tonight in a broadcast picked up here. Foreign trade
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    GLENORCHY FREED
    41 2 Reuter. PORT SAID, Sun.—The 10.000-ton British steamer Glenorchy held up here by Egyptian authorities since last Tuesday on the grounds that its rubber cargo might find its way to Palestine, wa? released today and sailed with its full cargo.--Reuter.
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    U. S. CONSUL'S ORDEAL
    359 2 'Utterly, Brutally Beaten' A.P. SHANGHAI, Sunday. IT.S. Vice Consul William. H. Olive, who was rev leased yesterday by police of this Communist city after three days in jail, "was utterly, brutally beaten," Consul General John Cabot declared. The Communist Liberation Daily published a statement attributed to
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    Red Radio Blasts British
    85 2 A.P. MANILA. Sun. -The Com- munist Radio at Peiping in a series of inflammatory Chl- nese language broadcasts charged British in Hong Kong 1 for making 6,000 Chinese homeless when they knocked down hut;: in Kowloon city. The British "oppress and endanger habitation of Chinese people,"
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    AMERICAN JOURNALISTS LEAVE BATAVIA
    113 2 Fifteen leading American Journalists and radio commentators left Batavia yesterday in a chartered X.L.M. Constellation. Permission for it to lly over India on their way home, has been granted by Pandit Nehru, Indian Prime Minister. A cable requesting approval was sent by the newspapermen to Pandit
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    EX-MP DIES
    17 2 A.P. BRAD£OK'O. ENGLAND, Sju.--Sir Hucbert Holdsworth. 58, former Member of Parliament, died on Friday. A.P.
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    Freighter To Run Blockade
    66 2 A.P. HONG KONG, Sun. -A British freighter sailed yesterday for Tientsin to attempt to iun the Nationalist blockade of Communist-held ports in China. The ship is the Huprh (2,800 tons) operated by Butterfield and Swire Ltd. The Company's official shipping list said that she 1« going
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    New Rules Of War Drafted
    108 2 GENEVA, Sunday. GOVERNMENT delegates drafting new "rules of war" agreed here today that nations "may" set up security zones to shelter women and children, the wounded. a/?ed and sick. The vote was taken in a committee of the 60-nation conference which is drawing up an
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    Asian Office Opened
    183 2 Reuter. BOMBAY, Sun—The In- I tcrnational Monetary Fund j his established its Asian re- I gional office in Bombay. The office is in charge of Mr. B. R. Shenoy, formerly director of research in the Reserve Bank of India. The I.M.F. has appointed nim as technical representative
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    They Stood The Test
    72 2 Blowing out tires on a 10-pointed spike plate while driving with one hand at 60 miles per hour, a test driver recently demonstrated the nafety of Fi restone'■•, new Life Protector tubes. Above is a closeup of the automobile wheel as the three-inch razor sharp blades
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    JAILED COMEDIAN FOUND HANGED
    120 2 A.P. LONDON Sun. PERA Waring, 30, one of Britain's top radio comedians enly a year ago, was found hanged with a rope off a mail sack in Pentonville Prison yesterday. Waring was sentenced to nine months imprisonment on j Friday on charges of false j pretences
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    45 INDICTED
    38 2 Reuter. BIRMINGHAM. ALAEAMA. Sun. —A grand Juiy today returned 45 Indictments in its investigation of masked mob Violence in the Bitmingham area of Alabama. Acts under Investigation included floggings, cross hu! nings and th»i at Reuter.
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    He came back to see the boys
    141 3 Qantas Airways W. A. Baird, EngineerM va iger of Qantas Em\invays and one of it.s guns'" flew into Singa- ore by Constellation yeater- > M sec the boys" before ig n retirement, its first aircraft engineer test pilot Mr. Baird has n the
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    HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE MacDONALD
    127 3 Th? Vice-Chairman of the Empire Airways Bo n d Directors, Mr. William C. Taylor who arrived in Stags p re yesterday said that he nad neard 30 much in Australia of the Commissioner General in South East Asia Afa'.colm Mac Donald). "1 heard that
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    Grenade Exploded, No One Was Hit
    105 3 ITU ALA LUMPUP, Sunday. A Chinese bandit threw a handgrenade at a police patrol opera tg in the Rimba Panjang area near Sungei Siptit yesterday. The grenade exploded out nobody was hit. The police patrol was going aicng a railway track when tney saw
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    AIR MAIL
    45 3 Air mail is expected today from Japan. Philippine IsThailand, Batavia. Dabo Singkep. Palembang and the Federation of Malaya. Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to the P« nppine Islands, Batavia, Palembang and Sourabaya is 6 p.m. and to Dabo Singkep 4 p.m.
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    SEA MAIL
    18 3 Suiface mail is expected from Thailand. Eastern. Australia and Sarawak. Surface mail to Java clones today.
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    TO HELP VARSITY
    22 3 About 150 of the 'younger set turned up at the Raffles Institution last night for the University appeal fund.
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    THESE PEOPLE MAY ASK TO SEE YOUR CARD
    111 3 The Federation of Malaya Police \eslerday clarified what it called recent "misleading reports" regarding the showing of identity cards. Members of the public must produce identity cards for examination if asked to do so by: (1) Any police officer; (2) Any person
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    FORETOLD AXIS CRASH
    70 3 Mr. 8. R. Shastry, F.T.3., F.F.8.A.. who claims to buy predicted to the hour the -ill of Germany and Japan ;irrived in Singapore thus ince. ing from Kuala Lumpur. He is returning to India 10 settle down." He comes of a long line tf priests, astrologers and
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    SPECIAL SESSION WILL CONSIDER MIC PLAN
    197 3 Regional Congresses To Submit Reports I(UALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A special session of the Malayan Indian Congress will be convened to study its new draft constitution. This decision was laKen ai I the Third Annual Session of i the Congress today. The new draft constitution
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    RED SHIP IN S'PORE
    101 3 The Russian three-ma-ua schooner "Neptunia" came Into Singapore water;: and anchored m the Singapore Outer Roads at 5 p.m. yesterday. The Neptunia. a iish cargo I ship, oame here from Colombo, her last port of call. She is eXpCC«£d to stay a coupfe of day.; in
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    PROVISION VAN OVERTURNS
    50 3 The driver anu passenger of a van belonging to v provision shop were badly injured and taken to hospital when the vehicle overturned at miles Yio Chu Kang Road yesterday afternoon. Tne accident ccjured at a bend ol the road near the entrance to the Mental Hospital.
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    Department Rule Is Questioned At Trial
    217 3 lOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. A Customs departW mental standing order, issued by a Senior Customs Officer, came under fire today at the triai of Abu Kasim bin Matalib, an Outdoor Revenue Officer at the Causeway, who faced two charges in the Magistrates' Court. Abu is
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    Homage to Gandhi
    52 3 The Prince and Princess Kangsif, son ftJKI daughter-in-law of t lie Kegent of Thailand, who recently visited Delhi placed a wreath on the sacred p'atlorm of Kajghat to pay homage to the memory of Mabatma Gandhi. With Tluir Itoyal Highnesses is Dr. Thanat Khoman, Siamese Chaige d'Affaires
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    NATIONAL CONGRESS MAY LOSE ELECTIONS
    70 3 Reuter. LONDON. Sun—The first general ejection in tree India en the basis of adult franchise may well ace defeats of the Congress Party and a victory lor leftist parties, according to Mr. Sarat Chandra Bose, leader of the Indian 1 Socialist Republican Party. who arrived
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    New Chusan To Sail Next Year
    220 3 JHE new P. and O. liner Chusan, launched at the Barrow Works of Messrs. Vickers-Armstrongs Ltd.. last month, is to be put on the Company's Eastern Service when commissioned early next year. She will carry 1,010 passengers, 475 in first clasr. and 535 in
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    POEMS OF FREEDOM FROM INDONESIA
    960 4 THE history of Indonesian poetry is inextricably bound with the history of the language. With the adoption of Malay as the national language of the Indonesian nationalist movement, attempts were made to find new forms of literary expression. The process of individualization which was part
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    SILENT, BUT NOT STRONG
    600 4 AT last Malayan rubber producers have awakened A to the fact that they cannot retain their hold in the vital American market except by fighting for it. They have had to shed a great many illusions in the process. The conservative-minded producers, who looked upon synthetic
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    ISRAEL IS POTENTIAL BRITAIN OF MIDDLE EAST
    715 4  -  by LOUIS HUNTER Reuter. NEW YORK THE year-old State of Isiael has an industrial. trad ing and financial potential in the Middle East which may some day make it the counterpart of what Britain ha? been historically to tinworld but it is not
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    ON GUARD AGAINST CHINESE SMUGGLERS
    477 4 Reuter. MANILA THB smuggling of aliens into the Philippines has become quite a hard nut for the Republic to crack. Philippines naval control vessels arc at the moment busy along the seaways between China and the Philippines and along the sparsely populated eastern coast of
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    Mountie Keeps A Strange Vigil
    484 4 Reuter. OTTAWA A strange party made up of a Royal Canadian Mounted Police (R. C. M. P.) constable, a 15-year-old E«kimo and the strangled body of an Eskimo woman is somewhere inside the Arctic Circle, awaiting the summer breakup. The Mountie, Constable D. Mead of
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    NEW STATE ON ASIA'S HORIZON
    115 4 ThK map highlights the terms of the Beat I rem h ab luent which establishwl the state of Batted Vhsl -N*m ta laeV China. Former Annam Emperor Rao Dai was installed ruler of the French-inspired Government. In MM lies France's hope to quell Nationalist uprisings
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    ATLANTIS LEGEND
    201 4 THERE is magic in the veryname of Atlantis, and the legend is as old as the civilisation of Europe itself. The greatest of Greek philosophers. Plato, recounts the story handed down from ancient Egypt of an island in the Atlantic, half-way be- tween the Old World and the
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    BUT FIRST GET YOUR SERVANT
    181 5 Put Salt On Her Tail Says Judge LONDON, Sun. Hard-to-please domestic servants drew comments from Judge obeli Armstrong at Falmouth, recently. "It is hard enough to find a servant." he said. "To find one who stays is more difficult still. "Find her work with the
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    THE RABBITS FAILED THEM
    125 5 Reuter—AAP. SYDNEY. Sun. Five youths lived for a week on stewed and roasted wallaby when they were cut off by a Hooded river in the Upper i:urrae:orang area of New South Wales recently. The \ouths who were on a ling expedition, had only a tew days
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    BLINDMANG'S BLUFF
    56 5 Curly-headt d Prince Carl Gustav, great-grandson of Swedish Ring Gustav V, gets assistance from the King's aide, Count Waehmeister, during a round of blindman's bluff. In the background, the prince's sister, Princess Christiana, tries to stand on her head. The children were on a visit to their great-grandfather
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    PORTER (AND OLD ALE) LEFT THEIR MARK ON 'HOUSE'
    213 5 London, Sunday. Part of a wall collapsed I while Mr. J. McGowan, of Hillingdon-street, WalI worth, a tunnel miner, was using a drill in the r<> construction of the House of Commons, and he found a medieval doorway and a message
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    ARMY CHIEF
    49 5 I THE HAGUE, Sun.-Ma-jor Gencial D. C. Buuiman j van Vreedc has been appoint•ed Commanding General of I the Royal Netherlands Indonesian Army and head of 1 the War Department in Indonesia. He has been acting co;ni..jndei since the death of General Simon Spoor on May 25.
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    He Cooks His Kippers Outside The Palace
    216 5 LONDON, Sunday. Ex-drummer ArthuHannington. of the Royal Munster Fusiliers, cooked a pair of kippers outside Buckingham Palace, wh. c crowds of sightseers were peering through the ratings into the Palace forecourt succulent, goloeu kippers. He cooked them for nvs breakfast on a garden
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    'Park Your Guns Here'
    73 5 A.P. MANILA. Sun.—l'rom now on you paik your gun when you go into Manila City Hall. Scene of three separate gun battles each claiming human life, the City Hall dusted ->ff a desk, sat a policeman at it and put up a sign "deposit your firearm
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    CATS MISBEHAVE
    60 5 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE, Sun.—There were two casualties at the Melbourne Cat Clubs recent annual show. The organiser of the show was badly scratched on the forehead and nose, and the organising se- cretary suffered a badly injured hand when she was scratched by another cat. The 104 well-bred cats
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    WRONG LABEL
    71 5 A.P. ROME. Sun. Dispatches from Bari last night said that customs police there found two bodies when they opened zinc boxes marked "Clothing." about to be loaded on to a ship bound for Palestine. They were both bo-:ies of aged men. The boxes were the property of Jews
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    His Idea Was Interesting, Said The Reds, But —
    178 5 His Idea Was Interesting, Said The Reds, But A.P. LUEBECX, Sun.—Another WOftd citizen bumped up against another Impenetrable frontier yesterday. Rudy Herzbcrger who calls himself World Citizen N0.2 sought to enter the Soviet *©ne of Germany. But he was rebuffed. He drove ,p to the Soviet border at Herre.iburg near
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    EDWARD (63) REGAINS SIGHT AFTER 18 YEARS
    304 5 IT'S A MIRACLE HE EXPLAINS U.P. HOPKINTON, (Massachussets), Sunday. Edward Ray believes in miracles. After 18 years of darkness, the 63-year-oJd masseur could see again. He looked on a new worJa full of life and colour and opined that his wife was "still
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    War Bride's Orphans Go Back To U.K.
    156 5 A.P. RUGBY, England, Sun. Two .small boys orphaned in Chicago, when their father shot their mother, a British war bride, then Killed hims<:!', will be brought back to li•'<with their rrandparents her<\ Leslie Bates and Mrs. Bates, whose daughter Mr\ Frank Cager was
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    The 'Peaceful' Barn Is A Centre Of War
    149 5 Reuter. ASHFORD, Kent, Sunday. An old bam here, dozing under its thatch, has a picture postcard peace about it until you see the gun barrels glintng in the star light. The barn is the centie of a "war" which is being wafted
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    CONVICT TRUSTEES HAVE THEIR DAY
    124 5 U.P. MICHIGAN CITY (INDIANA), Sun. -Two convicts admitted today that as trustees, they firstly left the state prison here, frequently, secondly, held up a Montgomery store last December and took $4,145, thirdly, used part of the loot to buy a convertible car which they parked
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    LAVA MENACES PORT OF NAO
    42 5 A.P. SANTA CRUZ. Sun. Lava rrom the volcano on L.a I'alma Island now in eruption was flowing ycsteiday towards the Port of Nao. Many plantations nave been damaged by the lava which is 250 varus wive. AA'.
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    'MONKEYACHE'
    48 5 Reuter. kanpur. United Province*, Sun. Monkey nuisance in this industrial city has caused a headache to the Municipal Board. Recently the Board spent a good bit of its revenue r.o "deport" 1000 monkeys—about 40 per cent of the city's "monkey population" to a Jungle 40 miles away.—Reuter.
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    NOTHING BUT HEAT
    56 5 CHICAGO. Sun. The weather bureau took a long look ahead today and saw nothing but more hot and hum'H weather for most of the nation. The bureau's extended wcathei forecasts, huvard'ng predictions through Wednesday, said the nation's worst heat wave of the yea- would linger on over
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    Prisoners Give Aid To Sick
    181 5 LONDON. Sun. Prisoners of the jail at Sudbury, near Uttoxeter, have prov'ded 62 bottles of blood to *h e Midi land Transfusion Sendee, and I have said: "Call on us again if you want help in a hurry." Some of the men wept while nurses
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    THREE EGGS IN 10 MINUTES
    82 5 Reuter-AAP. ADELAIDE, Sun. Three i eggs were laid in ten minutes by a black Orphington in a garage at lawler, South Australia, according to garag. i employees. j They said the hen too only one kept by the garage proprietor was .-een to 1 ty
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    QUOTE
    56 5 I By the Rev. Robert Janics j McCracken, ■of Sew York, n ctn-ing the degree of Doi ta of Divinity at Glasgow recently: j ln America no one treats degrees seriously. I have i i ten heard people say that I.D. stands hr Rarely Dumb, Ph.D. for Phenomenally Dumb,
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    ODD MAN OUT
    83 5 LONDON. Sun. The HB« Georgia docked at Liverpool recently with 845 coloured people from the West tadtefl seeking jobs in Britain, md one other passenger—a whitman who stowed away at Sydney, earlier, on the linerv, round-the-world trip. The stowaway was put to work in the gaiiey preparing
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    They Want To 'Outlaw' Divorcees Who Remarry
    199 5 IX)NDON. Sunday. Men and women divorcees should be "outlawed" if they marry again Their conduct is "adulterous public concubinage.* says the latest issue of the "Southwark Record," official organ of this Catholic diocese. "Loose thought" about the indissolubility of marriage is due to
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    PASSENGER KICKED BUS CONDUCTRESS
    101 5 A.P. SUNDERLAND, ENGLAND, Sun.—Susan Ellison, a pretty bus conauctress, complained in court yesterday about the strange antics of one of her passengers. "Hr> threw a sandwich at me, whistled and then kicked me on the thigh.'' she said. She said she had a bruise to prove
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    BRITAIN SEEKS BIG BUSINESS WITH REDS
    401 6 A.P. LONDON, Sunday. DRITAIN hopes to do about U551,000,000,000 worth W of business with Soviet Russia and three other Communist nations in the next year in her effort to get' out of the hole economically. Officials in Britain's Treasury and Board of Trade agreed
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    Last Week's Dividends
    63 6 The dividends declared last week w^re: Alexandra Brick Ord. s', less tax Payable 18 July. Alexandra Brick Prefs. 16 7/B', less tax a/c 1947, 1948 and 3 mos. of 1949 payable 18 July. Eastern United s', final s' bonus less tax payable 16 July. Kramat Tin 9d.
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    RUBBER MARKET
    97 6 J The rubber commodity marI ket opened steady on Saturday, with good all-round inj quiry. But sellers were not very keen. Closing priqfs were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 July RSS 3231 No. 2 July RSS 31»* 33% No. 3 July RSS 28% 29* On Registered tender: I July-Sept.
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    Produce Market
    222 6 Lampong Black Peppci took a $10 jump on Saturday over Friday's price-level to recover its original hightonc of $280- recorded two weeks ago. Lack of demand from abroad had caused the Black pepper price to fall as low a;" $262 toward the end of last month but early
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    INQUIRY
    24 6 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sun. President Truman last night ,wholeheartedly endorsed the pending congressional inquiry into monopolistic practices by "unenlightened" segments of the industry. U.P.
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    There'll Be No $ Leak In Japan
    332 6 There'll Be No Leak In Japan U.P. LONDON. Sun. STERLING area countries wiU take extra tions to plug any dollar leaks In the forthcoming trade negotiations with Gen. Doiiirlri Mac Arthur's headquarters "in Japoji, aeeordtag to the Board of Trade. officials said negotiations for a new trade agreement for the
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    Tin Shares Reverse Year-Long Trend
    924 6 (From A Market orr< s|>o:i-.l< :a MALAYAN markets continued to ease until Monday when Sir Stafford Cripps again stated his immutable resolve not to devalue which many operators judged to be "protesting too much." Then ensued a sudden reversal of a yeai-long lien in tin
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    The Singapore Cup
    22 7 V.U. LEE receiving the Singapore Cup from Mrs. A. C. Rt-illy on hehuli of the owner, of All worth.
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    Chinese Snatch 1-0 Win Over Airmen
    459 7 spore Chinese 1. R.A.F. Combined 0. THE Singapore Chinese had to summon all their resources to defeat the strong Royal Air Force Combined XI in a Inter-Community League match at tlan Besor Stadium yesterday. The Chinese managed to snatch a one nil victory. This
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    Last Day 'Thrills At B. Timah
    32 7 the winning post to beat Golden Slipper by half length at the last K d" R v > oMhe P Ramillies, two lengths behind, came in third.
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    RECS SCORE FULL POINTS
    340 7 J.GG Beaten By Innings TliL Singapore Cricket Club scored the only outright victor} in the Singapore Cricktt Association league matches, yesterday, wher. th* v beat tne Johore Cricket Club by an innings and 38 runs on the Padang. The Ceylon Sports Club and the R.A.F. Seletar
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    JOHORE C.C. v. RECS
    264 7 S.R.f l»t Inns. R. Bain Ct Sanderson b Nadu son 56: G. Clarke i Moore b :*adasan 0; J. Galistan c Moore b Nadasan 1; E. Le Mercier c Moore b Pearcy 31:. W. Galistar. b Nadasan 14; C. Schubert i Brown b Nadason 12; R.
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    CEYLONESE v. S.C.C.
    222 7 C.S.C Ist. Inns. 8. Rat nam run out .">: Thura;slngapi h Jan tier 7S Dr. X S. Rat nam Bt Willocooks h Jatrgcr 18; M. C. Kailasapathy L\n«h l> Jatrger 5. S. K. Sundiam .> Jaager 9; S. Yogarajah b Needhan 17; A. Vijiaratnam b Needham 8;
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    SELETAR v. CHANGI
    185 7 R.A.F. SELKTAH AO ...antes c Posttll b Prescott 23: LAC Wheatley b Prescott 44: AC Pearson c Connell b Bowman ID; F/Sgt. Filby c Postill h Bowman 19: Sgt. Lee C Henderson b Bowman 13: F L Ken yon o and b Lott 27; W/O Potter c
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    INDIANS v. COLONIALS
    204 7 INDIAN .\s»(l( IA I lON N. Abaabhpi c Wolf i> a c. Delilkaa I; M. K. fifoUwau* b Humphries .39: Hussein Shah i Thiagarajah b Ratnayake 27. Lan Singh Woodford b Thi■•garajah 41: Y. Madan vat 37; K. V. Singani C Wolff b Jansen 11 Ibrahim Isa
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    ASCOT VALE
    22 7 ASCOT VALE, (Lansdown) being red ,in after winning the first race on Saturday. He beat Dicinond Epic by foui lengths.
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    ELIZABETH STAKES UPSET
    218 7 Reuter. ASCOT, Sun. Thrre was a surprise result to tho Queen Elizabeth Stakes, run over one and a half miles, here this afternoon when Lord Derby's St. Lager favourite. Swallow Tail, who was backed at 11-10 on. failed to finish in the first three. The race was
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      98 7 AiN^ y ID. 9f Vvi7h Th£ l F 7h Or ThE THirrfl F KOkV COWW SwOTiTrTI Fo> 7m' ;-.a, VS CmYS FEf-UN'J i'Mrif TOY/N n£T T,Tu? T 4 *S«JB6Ek i.iATCh' VviuJ iff wul r > 4jS AM> Cußu >- KAPry- HGrtTtJi.; .V. f jol h;' l L S yy.O c.>li
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    NEW 3-POWER £-DOLLAR TALKS IN U.S.
    300 8 Reuter. LONDON. Sunday.—Britain, America and Canada are to start factfinding talks on the dollar-sterling crisis to prepare the way for a meeting of cabinet ministers of the three countries in Washington, probably early in September, it was announced this evening. This announcement was made
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    JAP GIRL HEIR TO BRITON'S FORTUNE
    127 8 Reuter. TOKYO, Sun. The Supreme Allied Command here hin been asked to help trace a Japanese girl, one of two legal elalmants to the estate of Mr. Robert Woodfine. a Briton who died in the Philippines -n March 1945. Hia brother Mr. William Woodfine
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    MONTGOMERY'S MOTHER DIES
    61 8 A.P. BELFAST. Sun. Mrs. Maude Montgomery, mother of Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, died yesterday after a long illness. She was 86 years old. She was the daughter of a dean of Canterbury and the widow of the Right Reverend Sir Henry Montgomery, Bisnop of Tasmania. She was
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    MISS RUTH ON GLOBAL FLIGHT
    67 8 U.P. WINDSOR LOCKS. Connecticut, Sun. Miss Ruth Nichols, first woman to try to fly the Atlantic in the early *****, set out last night to become the first woman phot on a round-the-world flight. She was one of four pilots in a DC-4, carrying young
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    BACK TO MANILA
    60 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Sun.—Two sons of Carlos Romulo, Philippines United Nations representative, are on their way to Manila. Carlos Jr., is returning to his law studies at the University of the Philippines. Gregorio. a student at Georgetown University here, is on a vacation trip. They are due in
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    DANCE NIGHT
    23 8 About 100 members and friends of the Chinese Swimming Club were present at the dance at the club house last night.
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    Italy Win 4-1 In Semi-final
    113 8 Reuter. ROME. Sun. Italy won her Davis Oup European zone semifinal tie with Yugoslavia rtere today by four matches to one. Leading 3—o Italy won the first of the remaining two singles today when M. De! Bello beat J. Pallada 6—3. 6—l, 7—5. Dragutin Mitic.
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    LEGLESS
    38 8 U.P. POKATELLO. Idaho, Sun. A 14-year-old boy, Gary Archibald, lost both his legs when »wo motor l>oats collided 00 Bear Lake Saturday night Last week a similar accident in California cost a young girl both her feet.—U.P.
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    Notts open strongly; Simpson 225 N.O.
    545 8 Reuter. «al LONDON. Sunday. j THE Nottinghamshire opening pair. Walter Keet< ii 1 and Reg Simpson, had a field day at the expense of Lancashire at Old Trafford today. They put on 318 runs for the first wicket in five and a quarter hours
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    MISSIONARY ADVISES ON REDS
    141 8 Reuter. LIVERPOOL, Lancashite, Sun.-The Reverend H. B. Rattcnbury, new Methodist President, yesterday advised missionaries not to "flaunt or to fawn on the new Communist authorities in China. Mr. Rattenbury, who spent 32 years as a missionary in China, told the Mctho jist conference of 600 preachers
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    KEE FONG BEATEN AT K.L.
    176 8 LIM KEE FONC. Thomas Cup player, was defeated 1 for the first time unce at* return, wh n he lost to Tan Jin Eong :i—9. 9 -15. B—ls and to Jin Eong and Teh Gin Sool when partnered Alimat n the doubles 11—15. 9- 15.
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    S.B.A. TIES FOR THE WEEK-END
    344 8 The following lies in tln-'Sin-•■iiKin- Badminton Awmtr lattoa*» junior badminton championships will be played on Saturday SATIRDAY M"» p.m.: Seah Kirn Tmck (Mayflower) v. Hen; S.ak Thiaag (United Family): Hen I Kwang (U. Family* v. Tan CMa Guan (Useful): Wonc Yeok Yo.ik (AAU) v. Mawi
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    BEATTY WINS 3 TITLES
    139 8 S. C. Beany. Malayan and Perak Si times < liauipion. eap'ured three titles in the final day of the Perak Lawn Tennis Association (hainpionship meeting at 1 the town board yesterday. He retained the Bingrea title by defeating Timothy Lee in ■traifhl sefs of 6 3.
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    BRIGENTS SHOOT IN ENGLAND
    48 8 Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Brigent. both members of the Singapore Rifle Club now in England, competed together in qua'ificr 200 yards service rifle contest in Surroy. They scored 42 and 36 respectively. Mr. W. L. Whyte. of Singapore, rcored 40 at thi same contest.
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    Locke Wins 'Most Coveted Title'
    252 8 U.K. GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP By BILL >IACKLJN S4NDVVICH, Kent, Sunday.—Bobby Locke, the 31-year-old South African who attributes his golfing wizardry to American experience yesterday won the British Open Golf Championship in a 36-hole playoff with Harry Bradshaw. of Ireland. Locke ended a 283 deadlock after the
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    VIPs MISSING
    38 8 Reuter. Taiwan Island. Sun. iw important passengcis" are reported among those aboard a C-47 aircraft which has been missing since yesterday on a (light from Canton to Taipeh. Taipeh is the capital ot Taiwan Island. Reuter.
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    S'pore Entries For Malayan Tourney
    222 8 BADMINTON LIGHT entries from Singapore for the rlalav an Badminton Championships Men's Op-i Singles Event have lo play a qualifying alimi nation contest to fill two remaining place-, ou. of the four allotea to Singapore. Only Weng Peng Soon and Ong Poh Lim were allowed
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    DERBY 121 N. ZEALAND 176 FOR 5
    158 8 LONDON, Sun The w I Zealandors dismis. .1 D j shire 'icre today for 121 i v in exactly 200 minutes hd-i when stumps were drawn the I tourists had 17G runs on the board for the loss of live wickets. Elliott c
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY General
    21 8 T.W.C A.: Business and Prtfessionai Women's Club Meet for diamaucs at o.30 p.m. at 5, Raffles Quay.
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    Cinema
    134 8 CATH Y "The Secret Land", narrated by Robert M< nt joinery, Robert Taylor and Van W<*flr. S.30 a."u, 1.45, 4.15. 6.15 ant 8.3ft a. m PAVILION: "Le Liable »r Corps" Miiiieline Presie Gerard Philip. 1.30. 4. 6.3<>. 9.30 o.ni. CAPITOL: "Virtue in the Dus (Mandannl 11 a.m.. 1.45. 4
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    25 8 SEMOK LEAGIE: Hi" v. Royal Signals— Ui'<' Community Leauue Nav> Teai v. Indian?. Jalan Besir AKMY (IP COM PETITION G.H.Q. Spore v. Nee Soon.
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