Malaya Tribune, 22 May 1950

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      1365 3 POWER-PACKEO DAGENITE CAR TRACTOR BATTERIES iii Sold by al! leading motor dealers. i Fat lory RcpiM.scnutiws; T.V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR PENANG. IS YOUR CAR A RATTLESNAKE OR DOES IT CHIRP LIKE A BIRD fvJT^ In any case H needs attention. The body I JBSfc. must be uxh'.vned.
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      279 3 1940 WOLSLEY 31 Good running order. $750 Phon€ *****. «G.570». CHEVROLET 1940 Saloon. blacK. white wall tyres, good c< ndiuon. recently overhauled $1,500'- or nearest oJTt. Box A 3622. Tribune. Spore. <h..>4>!i. 1945—350 cc Royal E'.dfield M i good condition—s3so or near*-' aiiu v Box. A.3b17, Tribune, Spore. MISC 7
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      412 3 It' AI HO MALAYA Summary with Si*. Tune; 12.02 7 Son**; 12.15 Hindustan. BLUE NETWORK Taikin Sawn: i.\so New.; 12 4© Recorded Music; I Chains ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Annct. with Slg. Tune; II B «U5 a.m. For the Schools: Mil- < ,o Dwwl V sic Movement; ».55 Interlude; .>.OO p.m. Time
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    Borelli Pays Three per Cent
    68 3 BORELLI RUBBER COMnSjv LIMITED. This comnany $76 079 .25.4;,» Pf /qjg but will be paying mi i 3' against s', lor S3 and 1948. Dividend has Unrestricted because the *>° un 6 by con Sns imposed when a Re,V on which account $16,--iftft has been
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    KLIALA SIDIM 5% DIVIDEND
    51 3 K\]\L\ SIDIM RUBBER rtiMPANY LIMITED. Proin 1949 was $48.897 Dividend s', und from last year. Ne? liquid assets $207.578. r 34 6 cents per share. Allin costs 28.1 cents per lb. as or 67 A of estimat- < made production in MM sold forward at 48.4
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    MAILS
    54 3 Surface mail is expected in Sinjrapoic today fiom South Gt. Britain. N. Ireland, ii >pc, Noith and West West Indies. Egypt, ovion and the Federation. times for posting Miifact- mail today at the GP.O. ar€ noon for Western :n Australia only i. Christmas Hand Cocos Island, and 5.45 n
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    BRIGHT BURSTS TAIL OFF TO POOR FINISH
    536 3 IN THE SHARE MARKET LAST WEEK— By A Market Correspond. \FTER several bright bursts the share market last week, tailed off and ended disappointingly. However, a fair volume of business was transacted in three main sections and there -were appreciable price gains in
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    U.S. Imports More Natural Rubber
    198 3 WASHINGTON, Saturday.—United States imports of natural ruober in April totalled 70.171 long tons, higher than in any month since December, 1948. when 87,635 tons were imported, the U.S. Department of Commerce reported on Friday. The April, 1950. total was more than 2C.000 tons highar than
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    PATEL DENIES RUPEE RUMOURS
    139 3 Reuter. BOMBAY, Sunday, j CARDAR Vallabhbhai Patel, India's Deputy Prime Minister, in a statement during the weekend denied rumours of reconsideration by the Government of India of the exchange ratio between the Indian rupee and sterling. Mr. Patel's denial followed speculative reports in the press here
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    MENTAKAB—I2% DIV.
    45 3 MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED. Profit for year ended January 31. 1950 $73,618 (17.5', Dividend 12£', (same as in 1948 and 1949). Net liquid assets $226.700, or 54 cents per share All-in costs 28.6 cents per lb., on crop averaging 632 lbs. per acre.
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    Lunas Pay 15 per cent
    90 3 LUNAS RUBBER ESTATES LIMITED, for year ended September 31. 1949. made $74.840 (17.8'; Final I dividend 10 f will make 15', for year against. 25' v last 1 year. Net liquid assets $157.578. or 37 4 cents per share, while a further 28.8 cents per
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    Larut Tin Pay 1/3d For Year
    89 3 LA RUT TIN FIELDS LIMITED opera 1 U two dredg«3 duruig 19*9 and earned, r-'er d vpieciatioii. U134.--036 (2/3ti. per share) from which l/3d. per share was paid in dividends. Net liquid assets at end ol year £274.838. or 4/7 d. per share, excluding
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    SANDYCROFT SOLD 55 TONS FORWARD
    99 3 SANDYCROFT RUBBKK COMPANY LIMITED showed a profit of $18,932 (514 per cent) for year ended January 1, 1950. No dividend has been paid since the war. Excluding Rehabilitation Loan, net liquid assets $11,804 (6.6 cents per share). A further 30 1 cents per share invested
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    Synthetic Extension Voted
    178 3 VY 43H1K0! ON ne of R-r'Tsentat ivc voted on Friday t;. extend the 1948 Rubber Act for another three years. The Act provides that there shall be maintained in the United Str:*es a rapidy cxpandabt: rubberproducing industry capable of producing enough synthetic rubber to meet essential needs
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    Kundang Tin—Profit£705
    76 3 KUNDANG TIN DREDO- ING LIMITED derived a j small revenue in tribute from marginal areas to show a profit for 1949 of £705. Net liquid assets m balance sheet £46.077. or 7 '4*d. per share. The dredge of an associated company is still not available to work out
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    20 4 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON BEPRBBENTATIVM A Mauric* (How Maiavo M*uno Ulftvm, 14* su** «r—l. London. M.U MONDAY, MAY 22, 1950
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    THE ALMIGHTY ROUBLE
    605 4 ANEW type of Soviet agent is making his rounds in Asia. He is no wild-eyed fanatic raging against the decadent bourgeois system. He is no propagandist peddling pamphlets by Marx. Lenin and Stalin in the dusty bazaars of the Orient He is no tight-lipped terrorist engaged in
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    BATTLEFIELD FOR THE NEXT WAR
    1217 4  -  By HUGH LAMING Reuter-AAP. HANOI. THE first battle of the next war may well be fought among the fertile rich fields of the Hanoi Delta. Already, its overtures are heard nightly at the outlying posts. Already, arms are beginning to pour over the Chinese frontier
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    RUSSIA BLOWS HOT AND COLD
    730 4  -  by W.N. EWER Noted British political Commentator THE Foreign Ministers' talks in London have touched upon a score of important problems. And yet at the same time they have been concerned with one problem—the relations between the Soviet Union and its associates on the one
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    LAVENU CASE ANGERS FRANCE
    1152 4  -  By CAMILLE LEMERCIER PARIS. THE present wave of cruelty towards children in France is to be the subject of a debate in the National Assembly before it ruses for the summer recess. One of the fiercest outbursts of public opinion in France was touched off last
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    POSTBAG
    309 4 BENHAM Sir, lam surprised at the scale of salary recommend ed by the Benham Committee for the Clerical Services for if my memory serves me /ight. the G.C.S. scale as recommended by the Trusted Commission was referred back by the Federal Council for further consideration as it considered $5
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      145 4 End that Burning Prickly Heat torment! This awful B imtation is WkW for swift relief from the driving me mad.' burning torment ol I ruUy f J Heat, use Asepso Soap today' Jju on, y a f ew minutes ,li I I generous lather gently v*>thes 1 P and brings
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    REWARD FOR LONG SERVICE
    58 5 Mr. Tan Song Kang, compradore of Messrs. Guthrie and Company Ltd., said good-bye to his employers and colleagues on Saturday after 34 years' service with the firm. Picture shows Mr. Tan receiving a silver salver and a cheque from Mrs. A. V. Taylor, wife of the
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    JUDGMENT HUD IN CURFEW CASE
    62 5 J UDGMENT HUD IN CURFEW CASE JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. c oo j4-year-old Tang uing Hah was postponed to in the Magistrates' today when he pleaded guilty to a chaiee of breaking lgh| and arrested Bear Sungei Melayu in the Straits of Johore during rfew houis last night. <Ik did not
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    CAUSED HURT, COURT TOLD
    49 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. in the Magistrates' Court today for causing hurt to a compatriot with a scythe a\ K..M.N Estate in the Geylang Pa tan area on May 19, a tr-©ld Kheh. Sap Kang claimed trial postponed to ofi mention. Bail of J5OO was granted.
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    Three Months' Gaol For $4 Brooches
    149 5 a,u JOH^ RE BAHRU, Sunday. AN unemployed Qhinese from Singapore, 27-year-old Sim Yeow Choc, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment in the Sessions Court today for theft befl valued $4 on May 5. Yeow Choc pleaded guilty. Senior Inspector Harun prosecuting. said Yeow Choc
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    BOMBER'S WIFE TO AMRRY DOCTOR
    79 5 A.P. CHICAGO. Sun.—Maiva Trotter Louis, divorced wife of retired Heavyweight Boxing Champion Joe Louis, was to be married last night to Dr. Albert Spaulding, a Chicago physician. Spaulding, an internal medicine specialist, is considered one of Chicago's promising young Negro physicians. Marva, 34, and Louis
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    DODGED DUTY ON BATTERY
    60 5 Charge JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. In the Magistrates' Court today, it was stated that 23--year-old Chong Teck Ling conveyed four motor-cycle battery sets in Johore without paying duty on them. The duty amounted to $42. When charged with the offence, Teck Ling claimed trial. The case was
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    STOLE A HEN
    42 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Admitting that he stole a hen and a basket in the Magistrates' Court today. 18-year-old Tong Song Guan was given $50 bail and sentence was postponed to May 27 pending his finger-print, report from Kuala Lumpur.
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    YOUTH ON THEFT CHARGE
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Seventeen-year-old Liang Yee Lun claimed trial in the Sessions Court today to a charge of stealing $300 from an Indian at Kulai Besar on May 15. The case was postponed to May 27. Yee Lun was offered bail of $500 in one surety.
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    King Greets Colony Youth
    173 5 A special message from the King to the youth of Malaya was read at church congregations and snecial gatherings yesterday—Empire Youth Sunday. Christian organisations held special Sunday Services, while Malay scouts and guides and members of the Young Men's Muslim Association met at Geylang where the
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    CONCESSIONS IN H.K., MALAYA, SOUGHT
    241 5 CHINA REDS NAME PRICE FOR ENVOY SWAP A.P. SAN FRANCISCO, Sunday. TJfE Chinese Communists yesterday that their price for entering into diplomatic relations with Britain would include British support for giving them a seat in the United Nations Organisation and various concessions in Hongkong and
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    Malay Wadding
    22 5 Inche All bin Samsur! and Che Sarlyah bintl Abculla were recently married at 213 Lorong Ungfcu Arnan. Geylang Road. Slngupore.
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    TWO MEN TO ENSURE WISE SPENDING' OF AID
    186 5 PARTY of 15 Korean business men with over one ton of merchandise samples arrived yesterday in a specially chartered plane to talk business with local merchants. They were accompanied by two American advisers. Said one delegate "We are receiving aid from America.
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    MURDER TRIAL TRANSFERRED TV S'PORE
    79 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The Magistrate today ordered the case against Ho Lee Kee to be transferred to the Sinpore Relief Court after a charge of murder against him had been mentioned. A Singapore warrant of arrest was prooucea. Lee Kee was alleged to have murdered
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    STOLE WATCH, TROUSERS — CHARGE
    97 5 STOLE WATCH, TROUSERS CHARGE JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. Abu Bakar bin Koming, 20, claimed trial to two charges of stealing and cheating in the Sessions Court today. Abu Bakar was charged with theft of a $36 wrist watch belonging to Abdul Rahman bin Suboh at the Police barracks on Jan. 19.
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    BURMA WAR OVER BY JULY 19?
    55 5 Reuter. LONDON. Sun.—Thakin Nu. Burmese Prime Minister, said in London yesterday he was confident that peace would be restored in Burma by July 19—target date of his "peace within one year" campaign. When peace was achieved, he told Reuter. he would give up politics
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    BIF-A SUCCESS
    29 5 A.P. LONDON, Sun.—This year's eleven-day British Industries Fair in London and Birmingham closed on Friday night. Overseas visitors totalled 19.005. home buyers 113,102. oidinary spectators 73,540. A.P.
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    EGYPT TOO
    34 5 A.P. MOSCOW. Sun. A reliable foreigm source said yesterday that United Nations Secretary-General Trygve Lie during his recent visit to Moscow indicated Egypt soon would lecognize the Peiping Communist Government of China.—A.P.
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    FOUGHT IN PUBLIC
    37 5 JUHOKE BAHRU, Sun. Tan Moi Gee, 34 years, and Lim Seng, 64 years, were each fined $5 in the Magistrates' Court today for fighting in a public place on the night of May 17.
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    Electoral Rolls Will Be Revised Next Month
    230 5 The Government will open twelve registration centres for the convenience of electors who have not registered themselves as voters for Council and Municipal elections. The annual revision of electoral rolls will take place between June 1 and July 15. Those who sue qualified,
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    SPIRIT IS THE THING
    64 6 A.P. I ROME, Sun.—Seven-ty-three years' old Ernesto Pillon tried in vain yesterday to sign up for the gruelling 2.500-mile Tour of Italy bicycle race. Race officials told him that he was too old. "What have my years got to do with it," Pillon was quoted as
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    RESULT OF SECOND ROUND DAVIS CUPTIES
    90 6 Reuter. A.P. and U.P. LONDON. Sunday.— Poland clinched a three to zero victory over Israel in the second round of the Davis Cup European zone play-off at Warsaw and in Paris. France eliminated Switzerland. At Dublin Ireland defeated Monaco by five games to zero.
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    Woodcock Develops The "Killer" Instinct
    432 6 Reuter. LONDON, Sunday. DRUCE TToodcock, British champion, is reported to have developed the "killer" instinct and to be back in pre-Baksi form, but Lee Savold, his American opponent, remains a strong favourite to win their battle for the British version of the world i heavyweight
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    S.C.S. SHUTTLE TOURNEY FOR McLAUGLAN CUP
    122 6 The Singapore Cold Storage yesterday held their annual McLaughlan Cup Competition at the Borneo Wharf Badminton Court. This competition is between members of the S.C.S. staff in the Federation and Singapore. There were 114 entries. After the contests. Wong Peng Soon gave two exhibition
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    CUSTOMS DRAW IN THE LAST MINUTE PLAY
    280 6 A last minute goal by Kaizim. the Customs Sports Club's centre forward, saved his team from defeat at the hands of the Police S.A. when they drew one-all in a S.A.F. A. Junior A-l league soccer played at Geylang Stadium yesteday. Dominating almost
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    R.A.F.(T) v SHELL
    259 6 Won by Shell on the Ist. minings. R.A.F. Ist. innings: A/C. Batef»on L.B.W. b Roberts 0; GNR. LeetW b Goonesegaram 13: Cpl. Mclean ct. Roberts b Gooneseirarain 1; A/C Lewcock b Clarke 19: L. A. C. McLaughlin ct. Dowbowler Fencot 53: F/O R«.binson b Dow 9; A/C
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    OVERSIGHT COSTS KOTA RAJA A POINT
    739 6 BEINS FINDS A GAP AND GETS THROUGH A slight oversight in the 58th minute of Hie frame cost Kota Raja one valuable point in yesterday's Singapore Amateur F.A. Senior League at Jalan Besar Stadium. After leading one-nil all the way, the Rajas allowed their
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    FRENCH XV AT WORKINGTON
    47 6 A.P Workington. Sunday. —The touring French league team from Marseilles staged a grand second ha'f recovery to beat Workington 20 DOints to IS yesterday. At halftime Workington led 15-0 but in the second period they were completely outplayed by the brilliant French threequarters.—A.P
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    CARRIBEANS IN A BAD WAY AT LORD'S
    308 6 LONDON. Sunday. Fifteen wicket? fell lor 276 iiTOS on a rain saturated pitch on wh-ch the ball turned and 'ifted sharply when the West indies won the toss and sent the M.C.C. in at Lord's. The match began in cloudy weather and tne
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    ENGLISHMEN IN GERMAN SCULLING RACE
    66 6 Reuter. LONDON, Sun. Two Englishmen will row In a sculling race in Frankfurt, Germany, on May 29 for prize money, which together with the expenses allowed will be more than the greatest amount ever put up for a similar event in their own country. The
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    RACING IN BRITAIN
    113 6 Reuter. HURST PARK. SURREY. San. Mr.*. F. mgUĔ Pi Star Stomal won (he Victoria Jup run over .seven hero yesterday. The Duke of Norfolk* Burphan was second and Mr. A. Sanndtr Dramatic third. Fourteen i an Betting: 25—1 Star Signal; (i—l Burphain: 5 1 joiflt favourite Dramatic.
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    British Teams Win Soccer In Europe
    282 7 Reuter and A.P. LUXEMBOURG, Sun. England's "B" team which had previously lost matches to Italy and Holland beat Luxembourg here by two goals to one after the home side had led by their only goal at half-time. CVntreforward Gales scored for Luxembourg from a
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    INTERNATIONAL ATHLETIC MEET IN PARIS
    66 7 A.P. PARIS. Sun. Foreign entrants took all top-three events in an international track and field meet in Paris today in the Jean Bouin stadium. Mac Donald Bailey (Britain) won the 100 metres— in 10.8 seconds, while Arthur Wint (Jamaica) captured the 400-metre race with a
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    Lawton Perfectly Happy
    50 7 U.P. NOTTINGHAM. Sun. Tommy Lawton. International football player, today denied reports that he would join other British nlayers who left for Colombia to play with the Bogota Millionaires Club. •I wouldn't even consider any offer from Bogota." Lawton said. •J am perfectly happy here in Nottingham."— IP
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    WORLD CUP
    24 7 Reuter. LISBON, Sun. Portugal will not take part in the world football championships ,n Brazil next month, it was I hete. —Reuter.
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    PADANG CLUBS CLASH IN EXCITING CRICKET
    1010 7 Excitement ran high yesterday when the Padang clubs clashed in the Singapore Cricket Association tournament and a sensational finish gave the S.R.C. full points the only tie in this division to be completed. Scoring was on the low-side and the S.C.C. required five runs
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    WEIGHTS FOR ELEVEN RACES
    580 7 The follow'tig are the handicaps for Wednesday's race»», the second day »f the Singapore Turf Club Summer meeting: HOKsKS DL. 1, DtV. 1— f. FIBS. 5 YAKDS. """"HT pvkj 9 07 I DARK BROCADE »04 x.»»ON «»03 i ORAfINO 9 00 I PEBSIAN LOBD H 13
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    SNOWY OWL II RETURNS THE BEST TIME AT BUKIT TIMAH
    507 7  -  BY ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners A few good gallops were seen this morning when training was carried out at Bukit Timah. The No. 2 grass track was opened for fast work while slow work was held on
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  • Obituary
    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    84 7 The family of the late H. C ALEC (Ondrew Heng Choo Leek) thank all relatives, friends and Associations who attended the funeral, paid visits, lent cars, buses and lorries, sent wreaths and messages of condolence, offered Requiem Masses and to all who rendered assistance In any way In their
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      685 7 NOTICES BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES SINGAPORE. NOTICE OF QUARTERLY SESSION A quarterly session of th" Board of Licensing Justices Singapore will be held in the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate in tho Police Courts, South Bridge Road, Singapore 8t 2.15 p.m. or. Monday 26th June, 1950. 2.
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    ASIA MUST PLAN OR PERISH
    618 8 Immediate Help Necessary But Long Term Aid Vital Reuter. CANBERRA, Sunday. I ORD Mac Donald, Chief British delegate at last week's Sydney ComL mon wealth Conference, said here today that the people of SouthEast Asia were faced with the alternatives of "plan or perish.' The
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    Labour Plans Election Policy
    188 8 Reuter. LONDON Sun. Minister- Clement Attlee. returned to London tonight from the Labour Party's country mansion near Dorking in Surrey, where for two days he had been In conference with 56 top ranking party leaders on future policy. An official statement Issued after the close of
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    U.S. DISPLAYS ARMED MIGHT
    81 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sun.—U.S. defenders gave their first nationwide display of unified strength on Saturday as their leaders declared that armed power is one way to prevent a third world war. President Truman reviewed the 70-minute parade of 6,500 members of the four services— Army. Navy. Marine
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    3,000 Chinese Reds Invade Cambodia
    83 8 A.P. PNOMPENH, Cambodia, Sun.—Official French sources said today that some 3,000 Communist-led troops have Invaded this southwest Indo-China Kingdom and opened a corridor between Vietminh and Siam. These troops were reported linking by overland routes the Vietminh forces of General Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam
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    CHIANG GETS 100 PLANES FROM IN-LAWS
    92 8 Reuter. HONQKONG, Sun —T. V. Soong and H. H. Kung have donated 100 aircraft to the Nationalists, who are new in control only of Taiwan, according to a Chinese press report from Taipeh. The report added that it was rumoured that T. V. Soong.
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    MOTHERS TELL MR. STRACHEY End The War In Malaya
    200 8 Reuter. lONDON. Sun.- Mr. John Strachey. British War Minlste, who is to ny to inspect British troops in Malaya tomorrow, today received a deputation of seven women who asked him to do all n his power to bring the Malayan wai
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    LUCKY COBBLER
    40 8 Reuter. Wallasey, Cheshire. Sun. A cobbler. 35-year-old Garnet Wolsely, learned this week-end that he is almost certain to be Sir Garnet Wolsely. Baronet, of Mount Wolsely. County Carlow, Eire, the twelfth holder of a title created in 1765.—Reuter.
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    27 KILLED IN BIG U. S. ARMS EXPLOSION
    204 8 U.P., A.P. and Reuter. SOUTH AMBOY, Sun. Anti-tank and anti-personnel mines are thickly sown through this town, as the result of the atom like oxplosion, which killed 27 men, and wounded hundreds, on Friday. Marine munition expert, William Getman, warned that many
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    HOME MADE PLANES
    31 8 Reuter. BELGRADE. Sun.—Marshal Tito today saw "new planes of home production" during Yugoslav Air Day celebrations at Zemun military airfield near here, according to a Belgrade Radio report.—Reuter.
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    Welcome For Liaquat
    89 8 Arriving at National. Airport for an official state visit to the United States, Prime Minister Liaquat All Khan of Pakistan and Begum Liaquat Ali were welcomed by President and Mrs. Truman and other high U.S. Government officials. This photograph taken at Blair House, shows (left to right)
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL.
    107 8 PAYA LEBAR MYF: "Activities Week" from 7.30 p.m. YMCA: Board of Directors' and Singapore Amateur Swimmum AMD, Meeting 5.10 p.m. Short-hand classes. French Classes. Jawi examination 5.30 p.m book-keeping claas 6.15 p ni. Pubic lecture What the USIS brings to Malaya" by Mr. Henry Lawrence Jr.
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    CINEMA
    147 8 CATHAY: "The Stratton Story"' at 11 a.m.. 1.46. 4 15. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. ALHAMBBA: "San Fernando Valley" and Cowboy Serenade" at 1.45. 4.15. 6 46 and 9.30 p m. PAVILION: "Kind Hearts and Coronets 'at 2. 4.15. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. CAPITOL: "Tarzan and the 5 aye Girl"
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    SPORT
    53 8 SOCCER: Snr. lge: BODCA v Indian R.C. at Jalan Besar: Jnr. 8 2: Kampong Sajarah v Tewn Rangers at Geylang; Jnr. B 2: Indonesian B v 4th Supply Re. D.. R.A.S.C.. at B O.D. Ft endly Guthrie S.C. v Social A.C. at Farrer Park: Tiong Bahru Rangers v Malayan
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    TIDE
    12 8 H.W.: 12.59 a.m. <8 ft 7 in.). 2.46 p.m. <7 ft.)
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    Russian Ships Play 'I Spy' With West Fleets?
    275 8 U.P. LONDON, Sunday. NINE British ships steamed off today for manoeuvres with French and Dutch naval units and 31 small Russian vessels hoisted anchor and followed in the same general direction. The Russian ships, which appeared off Britain's south coast on Friday,
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    FUNERAL OF MR. ALEC HENG
    83 8 The funeral or. Mr. H. C. Alec i Andrew Heng Choo Leek) at Bidadari Cemetry on Saturday was attended by mere than 2,000 people. Mr. Alec was assistant sales manager of Borneo Motors for 35 years. Among the large number of wieaths received were those
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    MACASSAR
    48 8 JAKARTA. Sun.—Unofficial reports reaching here said today that more than 100 civilians and 32 Dutch colonial troops had been killed or wounded during weeklong skirmishing at Macassar on Celebes, which has now .died down. The reports were the first received following the outbreak of fighting last Monday.
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    COMMUNIST RAID REPULSED
    59 8 Reuter. HONGKONG. Sun—Chinese Nationalists claimed tonight to have repulsed a Communist attack on Yung Shu-tao. principal island of the Man Shan group East of the Portuguese colony of Macao. A Nationalist Central News Agency message said that the island's defenders were supported by Nationalist gunboats operating in
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    Inche Sardon Gets Snubbed By Onn
    313 8 Tribune Staff Renorter KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. DATO Onn bin Jaf aar, President of UMNO, told the UMNO General Assembly today that he has been offered the chairmanship of the proposed rural and development authority in the Federation. He did not say whether he is
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