Malaya Tribune, 31 May 1950

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    67 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE '~OR THE PFOrLB T«fe 'Tribune* S'MN. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER iX MALAX 1 Phone 5811/3 Nine Lino Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh am Penang. TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1950 TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONUVti H&Pttii&MNT ATI v M
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    They Come Down Today
    138 1 A.P. untitled BBPlrcio a meetpreconceived I Their interest is to heir shoulders toge■for the common good, ■ope that other na■will join in the same ■lying to a question. :>kesman said Britain ■ie of the countries hoped would join ■01. Britain has so lar Wm\ to accept
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    33 1 IN, Tues. One oei have mseives into a au to cover «.ne „reai uom tne ~u o nweiX ln in nia, tne government asians«;. r„ sa.d the evaaoa camoatuii^
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    Changi Point Stallholders Must Quit Today
    334 1 PICNICKERS WILL MISS DRINKS, BOATS, RAFTS Tribune Staff Reporter. THOUSANDS of Singaporeans who have got used to having hot and cold drinks during swimming picnics at Changi Point from the thirteen plank and attap stalls on the beach will miss them next Sunday. The
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    GUN BATTLE IN BERLIN'S SOVIET ZONE
    113 1 U.P. BERLIN, Tues—A Tonmiv pun and pislol battle was f la** 1 tor'av m the Soviet sector of Berlin at trie tamed Potsdamer p latz th° German "People's Police" and four men dressed in Polish army uniforms. One Pole was killed and one East
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    THIS TRAFFIC COP RAN INTO TROUBLE
    135 1 A.P. CLEVELAND, OHIO, Tues —A woman motorist staged a two and a half hoin* sit down strike in her car m Cleveland alter police had stopped her for going against a red traffic light. Patrolman Joseph Sawyer drove the car to a district police
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    Anoher Election Coming?
    118 1 A.P. CWKFIELD. ENGLAND Tues. Hugh Daltoft hUo. as Minister ol Town and Country Wanning, ranks fifth \n the Labour Government hierarchy told a Party meeting at Cockiield »it does not loo* as if this Houte of ummons will la*t verj long. It is not a good «*iruni*flt
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    NEHRU'S AUDIENCE
    32 1 Reuter. JakakTa. Tues. The Indonesian Government i s preparing fof uu 1 OOOjOOO fpaople 10 hear Prime MUtfifer Pandit Jehru sneak fromffee step* of I'resident Soekarno >' Jakarta on June B.^Reutg\
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    CHINESE CAN HELP TO END THE EMERGENCY
    353 1 BUT THEY WAN! A FAIRER DEAL KUALA LUMPUF, Tuesday. A DEPUTATION from th* M*!*v«ii Chmese Association told the I Swrtsn' of A St.te for the Colonies, Mr. James GrifTOn*. today that wards ending the present emergency could be m-de. provided M«layp st h
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    CURFEW IN ENGLISH BAZAR
    70 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA. Tues. A dusk to dawn curfew has been enforced at English Bazar, a town on the IndiaOo t a.i, lUiioA.iig sxhhoic cas sol unouMoslem rioting, according to official reports receivea by the West Bengal Government today. There were stray cases of stabbing, looting and
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    EGYPT REJECTS JOINT DEFENCE
    60 1 U.P. CAIRO. Tues. foreign Minister Mohammed Salan el din Pasha told the Chamber of Deputies today that Egypt could not accept the principles of joint Anglo-Egyptian defence Th i Foreign Minister speaking 'in a foreign affairs debate said: "We have rejected the principle ol Joint defence
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    RUSSIA GIVES IN ON WHEAT
    156 1 U P. GENEVA. Tues. Russ'a has notifted the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe tha f it is willing to negotiate on the sale- of grain to Western Europe. Mulinar Myrdal. EC A Executive Sfcr j tarv. announced the Russian move a' a or conference.
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      Bandits Burn Smokehouses Rubber Store
      117 1 JO'IORE BAIIRU, Today j Bari|i;i% last uigh. YmrvM a il>b»*r store iunl house on En? Ilua Estaie in the KluaAg area causing damage estimated atSJ'i.006. T:iev also- raided Ens Hoe Esia e in the neighbourhood juid set lire to another I smokehouse. Seven armed bandits
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      Turko's Case Tomorrow
      35 1 The Indonesian Government's plea for the extra tion of Captain "Turko" Westerning, will be heard before the District Judge and First Magistrate. Mr. ai. E. Ktngdon, to morrow morning at 10.15 a.m.
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      WARDED AGAIN
      15 1 A.P. Lo.inn»».jiiriif'ffi Bcvin entered a London clinic today for further .suigicai treatment. —A.P.
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    MORE POWERS NEEDED TO DEAL WITH CRISIS
    555 2 Mining Chiefs Say Reds Still Call Tune IPOH, Tuesday. THE emergency is now entering its third year and the overall situation has shown no signs of improvement, said the Chairman, Mr. W.M. Warren, presiding at the annual general meeting of the F.M.S. Chamber
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    II NEW CITY JOBS GOING
    58 2 A Municipal Committee has recommended the creation of 11 new poets of olerks in the clerical division time soale in the Municipal Treasurer's Department. The commitee has a»so recommended that the post of a clerk in this department be redesignated stenographer, and given to Miss
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    FIVE STOLE 1,000 TREES, COURT TOLD
    83 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— Five Chinese pleaded guilty in the Magistrates' Court today when charged with theft of 1.000 trees* from Han Yang Estate. Masai area. They were Teo Liang Kiat. 38 years, Low Lai Teng, 47 years, Ang Chai Choong, 38 years, Teo Guat
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    FED. STAMPS
    52 2 The postage stamps of Johore, Kedah, Malacca, Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Penang, Selangor aid Trengganu can r»e obtained at the Enquiry Counter in the General Post Office, Singapore, from tomorrow. The stamps are available in denominations from 1 cent to $5/-, the complete set for any State or Settlement
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    Owner Loses Case Under Debts Law
    222 2 JHE Chief Justice, Mr. Murray-Aynsley, yesterday gave judgment for Constance Quaker, a married woman, in the sum of $900 and odd against Kho Seek En'g, a widow, in an action under the Debtor and Creditor (Occupation Period) Ordinance. Kho mortgaged a piece of land
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    NEW TOUCH TO ENGLISH SCHOOL BROADCASTS
    84 2 THIRTY-YEAR-OLD John Hilton Stowell will give a new touch to the school broadcasts of Radio Malaya. He arrived on the Canton yesterday from U.K. and will take over English Schools boadcasts. Said Mr. Stowell: "I have ideas, but what they are, I am afraid
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    TREASURY BILLS
    45 2 The Singapore Government will invite tenders for an issue of $6 millions by Treasury Bills on Juno 10, subject to the general conditions governing the issue and repayment of Colony of Singapore Treasury Bills. Tenders wiBl be accepted up to June 7, inclusive.
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    'THIRD MAN' REED HERE- Girls Here's Your Chance
    439 2 DRITAIN'S foremor n film director, Carol Reed who arrived yest terday in the Colony 1 by air from London, is in search of two thing; for the filming of Joseph Conrad's colour- ful novel. "An Outcast of the Islands", f Suitable locations,
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    BUDDHIST DAY
    26 2 Mahinda Day. which marks the spreading of Buddhism, will be celebrated at Sakya Muni Buddha Gaya Temple, 366 Race Course Road, on June 5.
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    OVERSEAS LEAGUE
    27 2 The Annual General Meeting of the Overseas League, Far East Branch, Singapore will be held at the "B\uo Room" Capitol Restaurant, at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    95 2 THE senior officers of 1 Municipality have si mltted a memorandum! tne Municipal Commis■ en asicing that they be« full cost of living allows while on leave. m The Municipal Coofl tee. which looked intoß matter, felt that M should be paid only h» allowances. H They- however. postH
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    New untitled For untitled At Hong
    83 2 A Municipal cfl has recomm< ndtdß Hong Lim Grecnß eloped Into an opfl with a children™ ground and a blocM houses. M Funds for this will be made avaiH the next year's <S There is a proposaM clop it on the tinefl Geylang Stadium.
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    LEGAL AID FOR SMC MEN
    167 2 MjLTNICIPAL employees witt be given legal aid whn they are arrested and charw for any offence arising 0 u» 2 their official duties provided prior permission 0 f th» finance Committee has w obtained. A Municipal Committee making these recommeiA. tions. has suggested th extent
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    G.O.C. INSPECTS RECRUITS
    28 2 rw?£ ajor Genrrai D gJJC. Singapor a parade /raiding and Transit Nee Soon > stttfW horning. TThe General inspected I* fruits who have ustcompeted their Gaining.
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    APPOINTED.
    15 2 «»r. utig Kian Chong appointed an Assist** 1 irmtroiier of r ™m March 20
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      265 2 RADIO MALAYA Claaaieul Music shop-in which songs; 12.15 Hindustani Chorus tone-se Selee*to»«; V r.-f^IUU; DTTTV w« present new classical record- Song*; 12.50 New*; 12.49 Kerord, Interlude: 5.33 £*o««e, e BLUE NETWORK in**; 8.30 Much-Binding-In-The- ed Music; 12 43 Closing Ai.nct. 5.37 Short JaUc mM Cl^ ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Marsh; 9.00 Time
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    AMAHS JOIN MASS PROTEST MEETING
    484 3 4,000 Demand An Answer From Whitehall AMAHS and labourers were among the 4,000 A civilian employees of the three Services in Singapore, who attended a mass meeting in the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday to protest against the delay in granting them housing allowances. The meeting
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    'ECAFE Midwife Here On Way To See 'Baby'
    189 3 Ijit. Angsar Rosenborg, Advisor on Economic Affairs at the United Nations Headquarters at Lake Success, and popularly known as "midwife of ECAFE", arrived in Singapore yesterday, on his way to have a look "at the baby." Dr. Rosenborg earned the name of
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    ROADS FLOODED
    31 3 KtTALA LUMPUR, Tues The branch road of the Sungei Siput Limpang at the 28th nule in Perak is flooded to a depth of three feet. The water is subsiding.
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    FILIPINOS ELECT NEW OFFICIALS
    80 3 The Singapore Filipino Association elected the Allowing office-bearers at a genera] meeting held at 1 Y.M.A.. on Brass Basah Road recently. President. Mr. Fermm B»-nlg: Vice-President. Mr. p O. Peralta; Hon. Secretary. Mr. Ricardo Mariano; Asst. Secretary. Mr. F. Undasan: Hon. Treasurer. Miss B. de Leon;
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    WESLEY CHURCH WOMEN TO HOLD CONCERT
    61 3 WoSMBjj Society of CI istiaa Seivice of the Church will hold tal concert tomorrow m. at the Wembley Chard] Hal. tb attractions are nental musical items, r by the Wesley Church Choir, dances by f Maudrene Yap, and entitled "The Tup I v Mrs.
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    NAMES OF DEAD GUARDS
    47 3 '•l-A LUMPUR, Tues.— three members of 1 oldstreara Guards wounded n May 28 kil ed tour terroriSungel Sungkai. lied fe *****TS Sgt. I. Next jf Kin; Wife. Mirried Quarters, H.'rracky, Windsor: <!• Guardsman Pal- 01 Km; Father. hLI i >alfre y. Council lU.MM MM
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    FULL HOUSE FOR FINAL SHOW
    197 3 ALL seats for the final performance of the Youth Drama and Music Festival to be held on June 3 at the Victoria Theatre have been sold out. Only a few seats are available for the performance on June 2. The results of the competition released
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    Asked Police Chief To Connive At Opium Den
    209 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. I r«ORTY-FOUR YEAR OLD 1 r Ng Seh Hiong, described by the Police as "a suspected ciiandu smuggler." was today sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment on a charge of offering $50 as bribe tc Senior Inspector Abdul Hadi,
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    DIVORCE FOR TWO HUSBANDS
    87 3 TWO decrees nisi granted in February last were made absolute by the Chief Justice In the High Court yesterday. In the first case John Consigliere who obtained a divorce against his wife, Gladys Consigliere. on Feb. 22 on the ground of desertion had his decree nisi
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    'SORRY' FCR BEING RUDE
    61 3 M. F. Duffy, who war charged with disorderly conduct in an office at the Old Keppel Road, and again at the police station was yesterday fined $20. He was earlier sent for a mental observation. In the dock, Duffy said: Sir, 1 am now to this
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    CYCLE RENT
    43 3 Open-vote employees oi the Municipal Engineer's Department are to oe paid a travelling allowance "of twenty cents a day. if they use their own oicycies on duty. The maximum allowance an individual can draw has been fixed at $6 per montn.
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    Members of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. who recently visited the has Urn Aerated Hater Co.. Ltd., at Geylans Road. The factory is equipped with one of the latest types of bottling machinery, an outstanding feature of which is that the hotUlnf procetff is untouched by hand. The total output from the machines exceeds dozen bottles per day.
    56 3 Members of the Chinese Y.M.C.A. who recently visited the has Urn Aerated Hater Co.. Ltd., at Geylans Road. The factory is equipped with one of the latest types of bottling machinery, an outstanding feature of which is that the hotUlnf procetff is untouched by hand. The total output from the
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    FIRST 'AUSSIE' LAWYER
    81 3 The first Australian lawyer to be admitted to the Singapore Bar is Mr. M. MacDougal. at one time Fourth Magistrate here. Mr. MacDougals application for admission was made in the High Court yesterday before the, Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Murray Aynsley. Granting the application, the Chief Justice
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    TRAFFICCHARGE
    30 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— F.i failing to observe a "Stop. Look and Go" sign in the town, Chan Tai Tong, 28 years, was fined $12 in the Magistrates' Court today.
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    Griffiths Talks With Malayan Miners
    300 3 IT'S GOLD KUALA LUMPUR Tues Mr. James GHfThhs. Spcof <st<jtp for Colonies, this morning met a delegation of the European j uivil Services Association 1 led by Mr. C. G. Harrison, the president. Later he had a meeting with Labour Officers at the headquarters of
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    COUNCIL MEET
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The SelangOf Council oi Statt will meet in the i Council chamber (in the I Selangor Secretariat section of the Government Offices) i on June 10, at 10 a.m.
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    Saw Woman Walking Away With Girl
    370 3 —Witness Tells Court ANG NOI HOAY, a prosecution witness in the case where two women stand charged with luring a 17-year-old girl into prostitution, yesterday told the Fourth Police Magistrate that on flashing her torch on the road she saw a woman walking away
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    FUN FAIR
    26 3 KIT ALA LUMIHR. Tuea.— The Peril.-; «Jirl fJtffc* Association wili hold a tun and trade fair at the Malay School, Kangar, on June 2.
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    Police Clerk Asked For $20 Bribe
    120 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuts. A financial cL-rk in the Alor Star Polic Transport Department. Rashid Ghow. was alleged to have asked Hussian. an applicant for the post of a driver. $20 for recommending him to oe an Eztra Police Constable doing the job of a
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    NEW JOB FOR MR. JOSEY
    67 3 KtTALA LUMPUR Til Mi. Alex Josey. Cflicf News Editor of Radio Malaya. ha:; been po::ted for seivice with the Federation Government as Staff Officer (Emergency Information) to the Director of Operations. Mr. Josey's main duty will be ensure that accurate information about the anti-bandit campaign
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    OFFERED BRIBE TO P.C.-CHARCE
    42 3 .TOHORE CAHRU. T*l When charged in the Magistrates Court today for offering a $2 bribe to a Polict sergeant, a 51-year-old Kheh. Hon. claimed trial He was given $300 bail and the case was postponed to June 6.
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      393 3 THIS LANGUAGE TEST? Many people who can speak foreign language get a rude shock when they go abroad. They find they can't understand a word that foreigners say to them. Why is this It is because they have not learnt the language by hearing it spoken. The Linguaphc-iif Method overcomes
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    WORLD PHOTONEWS
    209 4 JAPAN: Princess Tak car-old second daughter of Emperor Hirohito, recently married Teschimehl Takatsukasa. a low-salaried Tokio museum attendant, and broke a M;iM)-vear-old tradition that no member of the Imperial House should wed a commoner. CANADA: Scared and wet. tM* rabV rescued from the recent floods in Winnipeg. BANGKOK;
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    600 Tons Of Ammunition Goes Bang
    57 5 11. aa airvtew of the devastated area after the GOO-ton blast of ammunition destid c st i ne d for Pakistan at Jersey. The barges were located in area at top centre risht. in space between pilings extendi*! into water. Note rail tracks leading
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    Taipeh—Where Coffee Costs $9 A Tin
    501 5 Taipeh Where Coffee Costs $9 A Tin And Hitting The Bottle Runs Into Big Figures U.P. IAIPEH, Tuesday. THE foreign housewife -*ho has a limits budget in Taipeh might just as weU advise her family that the government's programme is going to hit iu» mirviip' of the dining room table.
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    KHANS WILL UNDERGO OPERATIONS
    71 5 Reuter. BOSTON. Tues. Pakis- Termor Liaquat Ali the Begum are I to undergo opera- Buaton's New EngMethodist Hospital ir tour of Canada this week. stan Ambassador aid that the Preid left hospital after a; check-up and was return for a operation which is not serious, fh
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    NAVAL FORCE IN PACIFIC IS SUFFICIENT
    76 5 AP. -Admiral Radford n h Tues.—The U.S. rce in the Pacific is >ufficient to meet any emerand no immediate in its strength is Admiral W Radford declared tatty. imander-in-Chief F led snok*> l 1 for a brief ■■on oi Phiiip--1 before proceedTokyo on Friday
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    CHIANG'S AIR FORCE KILLS 200 IN AMOY
    48 5 Reuter. HONGKONG. Tues. »a>ist ;iir torce planes more than 200 people irbour when they JWrd thr Fukien port on and 27. according from aircraft also destroyed more g*JO junks lying in the it is sai* took attack on a,n °j Reuter
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    JAP CHILDREN WANT TO SEND 3,000 CHERRY TREES TO U.N.
    161 5 A.P. Ph V** YORK. Tues. The 1 ol Japan would send 3.000 cherry planted at the united Nations HeadYukio Ozaki. the Japanese Diet told U.N. officials ar old legislator m id been "commlschildren of rcake the oiler. ToFyo Ozaki presented
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    Clemente And His 4 Wives
    53 5 U.P. MANILA, Tues. wife cannot testify against a husband, but four did and cost Manila patrolman Nicasio Clemente his job. He was dismissed by Mayor Manuel De 1 a Fucntc for "gross misconduct" after four women Clemente had married in eight years confronted him before
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    690 BURMESE REBELS SURRENDER
    86 5 A.P. RANGOON. Tues. The Burmese government announced yesterday that 690 non-Communist rebels haa surrendered in two west coast districts and were turning over large quantities of arms. The announcement camt from the Central Peace Council, a body organised to co-ordinate the fovernment's struggle apinst Burma's many
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    QUAKE IN HAWAII
    21 5 A.P. HILO. Hawaii. Tues. A moderately strong earthquake was recorded yesterday in Hawaii. No serious damage was reported.—ft.**.
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    Ho Loses 80 Per Cent Of Rice Lands
    143 5 A.P. HANOI. Tues.— A French general said yesterday that rebel guerilla forces have been driven from the entire Red River delta of northern lodo-Chjm». Major General Marcel .leanmarie Alcssandn, commanding officer :n tb<> area, told the French press agency that about 2,100
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    LAST BIG RACE
    42 5 A.P. PARIS, Mon.- Springflcla won the Grand Prix de Paintemps by a length and a half at St. Cloud race track today. L'Exllc was second and Medium third. It was the last big race of the spring season. -A.P.
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    Nationalist Ships Wilt Carry Mao's Troops To Formosa
    219 5 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONG, Tuesday. THE Chinese authorities on the mainland have salv- aged 40 Nationalist war vessels and merchantmen in the Yangtse to strengthen the invasion $eet which is to ferry General Chen Yi's 3rd Field Army and equipment across the 100-mile Forraosan
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    TOKIO GROWS
    15 5 Reuter. TOKIO. Tues. Tokio's population was 6.134.000 on April 1. this year Reuter.
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    HOW TO BE A PERFECT JUDGE
    98 5 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE Tues. After 37 years on the Aus- tralian High Court Bench. Sir George Edward Rich. aged 87. has retired —to visit England and read a bagful of detective stories. After 63 years' experience, he gives the formula for a perfect judge as
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    SYRIAN GOVT. HQRS. BOMBED
    56 5 A.P. DAMASCUS. Tues. A small bomb exploded at noon yesterday in the building where the Premier, the Finance Minister and the Home AlTaris Minister have their offices. No casualties were reported. The explosion coincided with the beginning of a strike of 1.300 Finance Department officials, including
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      437 5 BOSCH dynamo lighting sets. A name mown the w»rld over Avaiable from all leading cycle coalers. <Q.749>. FOR SALE: Kloster-Brandt 9 valve Radiogram Walnut Cabinet pm a> hO«l new March 1950. Owner bei:i- transferred will a»rept $650. No. Dalvey Estate. Phone 4612 (L.704). H M.V. Radiogram. Excel ent condition, cost
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    PACIFIC BLOC
    589 6 TOE Bagnio conference of Asian nations began with pious hopes and has ended with pious platitudes. The one-thousand word draft resolution passed by the delegates, contains nothing very startling and is not likely to worry Uncle Joe. The resolution asks, among other things, a better deal for producers
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    KINGS IN THE NEWS JUNE 4 IS D-DAY FOR LEOPOLD
    862 6  -  by SERGE NOBOKOFF Reuter. BRUSSELS. Fit the third time in less than a year, 5,500,000 Belgians are going to the polls on June 4 in the hope of finally reaching a decision on the problem of the future of the
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    AND 1956 FOR DON DUARTE
    820 6  -  by LUIS TEIVES Reuter. LISBON. DON Duarte Nuno de Braganza. Pretender to the Portuguese throne, who was born in exile In Austria and now lives near Gunten in Switzerland, is unlikely to return to Portugal to live in the near future. Although, under a law
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    A SPIRIT WORLD
    244 6 DTJRHAM IS there a spirit world? 1 The scientist is still unconvinced, says J. B. Rhine, director of the Parapsychology Laboratory of Duke University, Durham. North Carolina. The question whether the spirit survives depends first on what a man is on whether there is a spirit, he
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    DUTCH EXPERT'S WARNING ON INDONESIA
    833 6 A.P. PHILADELPHIA. A Dutch ponucai expert has warned the United States tnat the present target of the Communist forces is the seven rich countnes of Southeast Asia. Addressing the American Academy of Political and Social Science in Philadelph.a, Dr. Henr. J. Fredericy, special adv.-o'r on
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    NO GIRL SMILES AT HIM
    460 6 A.P. APEHERAN man mountain from Persian Baluchistan has this city of 1,009,000 in a state of wonder. It's a tall story—but true. Poolud Kurd, 32, is: Eight feet two inches (249 centimetres) tall. Weighs 300 pounds (136 kilos). Has feet 22 inches (55 centimetres) long
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    RESIGNATION
    49 6 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Tues.-A communique norn Government House said President Rajendra Prasad had accepted Dr. Matthai's resignation from the Council of Ministers which wou'd take effect at the ĕnd of this month, and had appointed Mr. Deshmukh to be a Cabinet Minister on the Prime Minister's advicf Reutei.
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    ANN MARIA, 13 SINGS INTO THEIR HEARTS
    351 7 Latest Darling Of New York Concert Halls A.P. y V/ 1 I IUIIJ r a; v new YORK, Tuesday. THE newest dar ng of New York music clitics is a charming, brown-eyed diva 1 who has not beea spanked for more than a
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    MacA TAKES ON $100,000 JOB
    104 7 Reuter. NEW YORK, Tues. The June issue of Cosmopolitan Magazine said General Douglas Mac Arthur has agreed to accept a US$lOO.OOO a year position with Remington Rand, Incorporated, when he leaves the army, but the article adds that the heavy pressure of his duties in
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    RSPCA Tired Of Rescuing This Cat
    147 7 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.—lf the black and white cat of Mr. John Farrier of Kllburn. London gets stuck in UM tree in bis back garden again, he will have to stay there as far as the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
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    VEGETABLES INSTEAD OF ROTTEN EGGS
    76 7 Reuter-AAP. i SYDNEY. Tues. The management of a Sydney j theatre has arranged to sell vegetables in the foyer [or patrons to throw at i the actors The theatre is to present The Drunkard." a famous old melo-drama. which, according to the manager. I evotes
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    BIG MONEY IN TROUT POACHING
    146 7 A.P. LONDON. Tues.—Highly organized gangs of poachers are making fortunes raiding trout and salmon streams of England and Scotland. To get the fish which they sell in London and other cities they use explosives, poison and electrical devices to stun the nsh. says a committee
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    Jews Not Wanted In Arab Middle East
    218 7 A.P. JERUSALEM, Tuesday. A "RESTRICTED—Jews Not Wanted" sign remains A posted in the Arab .Middle East today, two years after the Jewish state of Israel was born (May This does not represent an anti-Semitic feeling as known in the West. Jews and Arabs
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    600 LEFT THEIR GIRL FRIENDS
    67 7 A.P. CANBERRA. Tues.—More than 300 Australian servicemen who married women overseas during the war did not bring their wives home. And more than 600 servicemen who became engaged did not bring their girl friends back to Australia. This was revealed in the Repatriation Commission's report
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    Thief Gave Back The Wedding Ring
    89 7 Reuter-AAP. SYDNEY, Tues. A thief who robbed the home of a man attending his wife's funeral reiorned a bracelet and wedding ring by post two days later. The man appealed to the thief to return his wife's wedding ring, saying he was not so
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    Mrs. Beeton Sells Like Hot Cakes
    106 7 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The new edition of Mrs. Bee ton famous cookery book is selling like hot cakes, according to the publishers. They report mat tney have had clerks working eight hours a day for over a month invoicing nothing else but the new
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    FOUR CIGARETTES COST THEM $100
    222 7 A.P. BOLOGNA. Tuesday. IT would probably sound funny to an American exserviceman who campaigned in Italy, but the four cigarettes in American K-rations recently netted Italy's treasury the neat sum of U.S.$lOO. Once cigarettes out of K-rations were better than money itself. That was when
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    New Alcoholic Drug Not Good Enough
    325 7 A.P. DETROIT, Tuesday. WILL power is still the only cure for alcoholism. Antabuse, the newest drug, is useful, but no home remedy. This was reported to the American Vsychiutric Association by 12 American and Canadian doctors. They said Antabuse Dy itself is safe. But
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    TOP: A SOLDIER leaps through a ring of fire during a display by the Italian Army at Cecchignola, near Rome. LEFT: The Hertogh Family, parents of Bertha, who lived with a Malay foster-mother, Aminah. for eight years in .Trengganu, talked with newsmen in their home at Bergen Op Zoom, Holland. Bertha's father, A.P. Hertogh sits on extreme left. Seated clockwise around tab!e are Mrs. H. Houtman, Dutch Red Cross, Mrs. Hertogh. Others are newsman and a Red Cross worker. — A.P.
    81 7 TOP: A SOLDIER leaps through a ring of fire during a display by the Italian Army at Cecchignola, near Rome. LEFT: The Hertogh Family, parents of Bertha, who lived with a Malay foster-mother, Aminah. for eight years in .Trengganu, talked with newsmen in their home at Bergen Op Zoom, Holland.
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    KILLER NAMED
    32 7 Reuter. TtrtHiKAN, Persia, i ues. The killer of a Peisian Deputy here on Saturday night was today stated to be Hassan Jaffari. a 22-year-old member of the Communist Student Party.--Reuter.
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    MILLIONAIRE JAILED, FINED
    78 7 Reuter. BOMBAY, Tues.—Mr. S B. Sekaria. multi-mi'lionaire cotton magnate, was today sentenced by the city magistrate here to four months' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of 800,000 rupees for contravening cotton textile control orders. Passing sentence the magistrate remarked: "Profiteers are pests of society and prey upon
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    Arrest With A Smile
    143 7 A.P. CALCUTTA. Tues.—jaywalkers, road-hogs and foot-board dancers had v pleasant surprise recently Twenty police women in smart uniforms, nabbed 182 persons for violation of traffic rules, within two hours. With a pleasant smiie and a sweet note, these female "cops" joined the ranks of Calcutta's traffic
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    REDS HAVE STRONG HOLD ON IRAN
    344 8 UNDERGROUND COMMUNIST PARTY HAS FIVE MILLION. SUPPORTERS A.P. If w m m V TEHERAN, Tuesday. A BIG und growing Communist Party honeycombs Iran, Soviet Russians most unstable southern neighbour. Exposure of a iarg* Soviet spy nng recently focussed attention on Russ an an-bitio'ns here.
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    Tourist Trade For Colony If...
    189 8 MR. Ennis Groom. Travel Consultant to the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, said over Radio Malaya last night that Singapore can have a fine tourist trade. He said: "Singapore is a very good centre for visits to neig-hbouring countries, because of today's
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    Bound For Cairo
    35 8 Egyptian Princess Faika and her husband. Fouad Sadek, wave to friends as they board a plane at San Francisco for Cairo in response to King Farouk's summons.— A P. Photo. -A.P. Photo.
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    HE DIDN'T LIKE BEING A RUSSIAN
    159 8 PAUL Vasievich TranareT Lentz, 62-year-old White Russian, and husband or the Russian woman who was recently charged with begging for alms, was cautioned and discharged by the First District Judge yesterday after he pleaded guilty to an identity card offenceIt was stated that Lentz
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    NO FREE REPORTS FOR CITY UNION
    174 8 THE Municipal Services Union will not get free copies of the verbatim reports of Commissioners' ordinary and special meetings. At last month's meeting of the Commissioners. Mr. Yap Pheng Gek suggested that the application of the Municipal Services Union for free copies be granted.
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    WILL NOT VETO
    37 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Tues. Secietary of State Dean Acheson is reported to have assured Trygve Lie thai the U.S. v ill not use tha veto to keep r iimunlfd China out of the is. AP.
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    CATHOLICS PLAN NATIONWIDE CELEBRATION
    90 8 Reuter. LONDON, Tues. Forty Cardinals and Bishops from overseas will come to Britain to join English Catholics in 4-day nationwide celebrations of the centenary of the restoration of the Hierarchy beginning on September 28. Those who hive accepted invitations so far Cardinal Joseph Fi ings. Archbishop
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    Health Men Will Fight Benham
    262 8 JOHOFTE BAHRU. Tuesday. BITTEF. protests against the Benham Report were made at a meeting of the Executive Council of the Federation Health and Sanitary Inspectors' Union yesterday. The Executive Council wfti suggest to the Union's annual general meeting, on June 8, suitable steps to fight
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    Royal Schools Of Music Results
    353 8 THE following are the results of the written examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, April 1950, held in Perak, Selangor and Negri Sembilan. KLALA 1.1 .M It II K. Dharmalingam Grade L Worn; Wai Chens Grade I, Wong Wai Menir
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    SIAM LIFTS IMPORT CONTROLS
    216 9 WITH FEW EXCEPTIONS BANGKOK, Tuesday. rfHE Government last night promulgated a Royal decree lifting import control on all goods hitherto restricted with the exception of sugar, molasses products, passenger cars, motor-cycles, paint, oils, cement and oxygen which are still under control. Tungoil and linseed oil having
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    RUBBER REACHES 901 CENTS
    168 9 The robber commodity market opcni .steady yesterday and continued to rise. Better advices from New York and shorts covering pushed prices up to a new record with June shipment done at 90 3/4 a of 2 3 4 cents. The difference between June and juiv shipments
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    Along The Godowns
    77 9 luxmi—J. L. Luckenbach (41): la la tic Akar (Sheers Wba,rf Nieuw Holland (U 13- Kotanica (41): Toboali Gewang (40): Rajula Siivermaple <3« 39): Steel Voyager (36): Neoeardia (33 34): Clystoneus (31 32): Bencruachan (1? 18): Kutnang Elizabeth Bakke (19 20): Elpenor (23 24): Ocean Mail (25 26):
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    Jap Cables For India
    93 9 A.P. TOKIO Tues. Japan has shipped more than $130,000 «US) worth of super high tension cable to India. The Indian Mission said the 11. 750 yards of insulted power cable and 180 ol reinforced aluminium cable were loaded aboard the S.S. Tairea at Yokohama on May
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    Tin Prices
    35 9 SINGAPORE. May 30: Tin price was $3011 per picul ex-smelter. LO.niHaV, May 29: Closed tor Whit Monday. NEW YORK, May 29: June 77.62 cents buyers. Unchanged. July 77.50 buyers. Unchanged. Sales: One ton.
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    Pact For Industrial Peace
    116 9 DETROIT. Tues. —General Motors Corporation has now contracts ensuring five years of industrial peace with 267,000 production and electrical workers. The automobile industry's biggest producer signed an I agreement over the week-end with the CIO International I Union of Elcctrial. Radio and i Machine Workers which
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    Japan Bids For S. African Trade
    238 9 Reuter. DURBAN, Tuesday. SOUTH African buyers have ordered more than £5,000,000 worth of goods froth Japan since control regulations affecting Japanese imports were lifted about six weeks ago, according to Mr. M. Tamura, representative of a large firm of Japanese Importers and exporters, at
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    24,000—Ton Chusan For Far East Service
    187 9 In another six months the largest ever P. A O. liner, the £3,250,000. 24,000-ton Chusan will be put on the Company s Europe-Far East Service. She will Join the ships already on the run—the Corfu. Carthage and Canton. The vessel which took more than
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    PRODUCE
    84 9 Copra opened steady in the Singapoie pioduce maikets yesterday with sellers at Saturday's levels—s39 per picul f.o.b. June-July. But the market eased sharply later on a lack of buying Interest The market closed at $384 sellers, and $38' i buyers. Coconut oil was unchanged from last Saturday's leve's with
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    Indies Will Pay Dividends Abroad
    140 9 Reuter-AAP. Djakarta, Tuesday. FOREIGN firms in Indonesia may apply to the Foreign Exchange Institute for foreign exchange to pay dividends of shares held abroad, according to Aneta news agency. If the authorisation is granted the Institute will empower the applicants' baniier to pay the dividends
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    875 9 Singapoie. May 30. LNuOsirviJLLa Buytr» B«ii«r> Atlas Ice 11 90 12.25 Alex. Bncfts Pref. 2.25 2.35 Ord 2 223 B B. Petrol 33. 31 x d. B.M. Trustees 7.00 7 50 Con. 11a omelt Pref. 20/3 21/6 xd Ord. 15/6 16/3 E. Utd. Asaur. .38.7** 39.7 C
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    U.S.I. TRADE MISSION
    52 9 U.P. HONG KONG. Tues. A seven-man Indonesian trade mission, which visited Japan to negotiate a revision of the JapanIndonesia trade pact. left. Hong Kong this morning for Singapore on its way home. The mission was headed by Dr. Raden Sudjone. chief of the Indonesia Foreign Trade Relations
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    Better Inquiry
    28 9 SINGAPORE, May 30. The share market opened with a steady tone after the holidays. With interest still centred on the two commodities, inquiries for shares improved.
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    At The BIF
    19 9 The Malayan stands at the tiruisn inoustries Fair drew some attention, especially for its timber exhibits.
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    Jap Cement For South East Asia
    118 9 A.P. TOKIO, Tues.—Japanese cement shortly may be expected to two South-East Asia countries. Japanese press reports that the Santo Shoji Co.. is scheduled to export 10.--000 tons of cement to the Philippines by the end of June. Contract for the cement was signed by
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    ROUND-UP OF MAIDENS AT S.T.C. SUMMER MEET
    744 10  -  THEY WILL CO FAR IN THE FUTURE By "SPOT" THE conclusion of the Singapore lurt Summer (Governor's Cup) Meeting saw six horses registering their maiden wins in this country. Heading this list is M. W. Stable's Show Boy, who won with half a
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    FLORENCE SHIELD TENNIS
    90 10 The Florence Badminton Party will hold their Second Annual General Meeting at 843-4, Florence Road, on Sunday, 4th June, 1950. A Dinner Party to celebrate their Second Anniversary will be held at the Country Hotel, 622, Bartley Road, Singapore, on Saturday 10th June. 1950. at 7.30 p.m.
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    VON NIDA LEADS IN U.S. OPEN
    109 10 U.P. FORT WORTH. Texas. Tues. —Norman yon Nida diminutive Australian star, led the he.d at Fort Worth. Texas yesa-rday with a five under par. 68. 67, 135. as more than 1,000 golfers over the nation bid for 104 remaining berth? in the United States
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    KOREA, HAWAII AND JAPAN IN WORLD BASEBALL
    111 10 A.P. WICHITA, KANSAS, Tues. Korea and Hawaii will compete with Japan and the United States for the right to participate in a world inseries starting •at Tokyo on September 9. the National Baseball Congress said yesterday. J. G. Taylor Spink, St. Louis, NBC
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    MANSFIELD S.C.
    29 10 The 195») inter-department so<* eer eoinpetition for the McL«:L..i Shield wi 1 he contested be.ween the Straight Steamship and Item Lne (Blue Funnel) at Fairer Park today.
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    Spanish Athlete Objects To Flag
    273 10 A.P. LONDON, Tuesday. BEFORE the two miles international race was run, D track officials were put on the spot by P. Raldoma (Spain), who noticed that among the flags flying from the masts around the big stadium was the Spanish Communist flag. Baldoma told officials
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    C.A. vs. KENYA
    69 10 The Chinese Athletic hst. XI to meet the H.M.S. Kenya UJ morrow al Farrer Park fill Jetted from: Y»-w Cham:: Soon S.in (Cajtt.) and Chin Ly: Tinti4 Chve Hoon Leomr and Horn Slew: Hoi Men*. Tee Sam:, riiom: Kum. Hon Yam aid Fin* s.. Resenrea:— Wai Mun,
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    England's World Cup And Test Trial Teams
    480 10 THE dies have been cast. England's twenty-one players for Rio de Janeiro's World Cup series which begin next month have been chosen; the two i teams for the Test Trial at Bradford this week have i been selected. Football first. Who takes the
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    DRAW FOR WORLD CUP SOCCER
    117 10 U.P. RIO DE J ANEIRO. Tues The Brazilian Spo"ts Federation announced the followtag schedule on games in the world soccer championships: June 24, Brazil v Mexico. June 25, Uruguay v France, England v Chile, Italy v Sweden, Switzerland v Yugoslavia. Spain v United States Bolivia
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    HUGE ENTRIES ALL-ENGLAND LAWN TENNIS
    195 10 Reuter. LONDON. Tues.-A huge international entry well up to. if not better than its. usual high standard, will contest the All-Engiand lawn tennis championships which will start at Wimtedon on 26. The closing date for entries is not until early ;n June but there arc
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    TURKS WIN SOCCER IN CHICAGO
    181 10 U.P. CHICAGO. Tv« A Turkish soccer club defeated tw Chicago AW Stars goals to two bt ton 3 J J in Hanson P»rk stadium her The Besitkas of Istaabut playing Its third match °t seven scheduled m th. i try beat the Chicago au Kan
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    A WANG BAKAR USES HIS HEAD TO ADVANTAGE
    331 11 kota raja fight hard for victory i/OTA Raja were in top form yesterday when they B defeated the almost equally good Royal Navy in senior Soccer League match by four goals to n yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadhim. they had to be
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    CATHOLICS TOO GOOD FQR HAIKOWYU
    91 11 V'-ung Men's i rday defeat- the Haikowyu S.A. by lis to one in a Junior soccer match at St. George'- Road. nor -n all departments, hoi its forced their opponents or the defensive throughout the game. In fairness to the Haikowstated that ne man short
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    50-MILE CYCLE MASSED START ROAD RACE
    69 11 50-mile massed-start road race the second JfJ the S.ngapore Best ■nocr opm cycling will be held on ■Jjf Juno 25. event is being or- ><:■' the Cosmopolitan J. m X Hub and is open to i*t :n Singapore and ration. The entrance rider is
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    GUTHRIE S.C.
    13 11 Wti lhn,: soccer team u Un Singapore Improven't at Farm- t'ark
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    CheerfulS' Fifth Win In A Row
    376 11 Dominating play almost throughout the whole of the first half, and winning their fifth consecutive game, the Cheerful Lads Athletic Party defeated the H.Q. Singapore District by four goals to one, in their Junior B-l league match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. The H.Q.
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    ORTIZ AND TOWEEL EVEN BETS
    126 11 A.P. JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Betting was at evens yesterday for tne world bantamweight title fight between the holder Manuel Ortiz and the South African and Empire champion Vie Toweel tonight. The betting was based mainly on both men's showing against Jackie Paterson. Although Ortiz is a
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    WORLD TITLE BILLIARDS
    112 11 U.P. MADRID. Tues. Argentina's Carrera and Spain s Garcia and Domingo held the lead in the world championships here after Saturday night's matches. Carrera defeated van Hassel (Belgium) 500 to M M four innTngs. Carrera had a string of 22S billiards and van Hassel ran 105. Domingo
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    T.B. RANGERS WIN
    35 11 The Tiong Bahru Pvangers defeated the Rocklites at Farrer Park yesterday by 2-1. The Pvangers were leading throughout the game. It was not until the last five minutes that the PocKllteM scored.
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    Work
    79 11 An Incident ln the return bout between Sam Burmister and King Kong at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday wh« n Burmtatrr knock >d biin*elt out by going through the ropes and ial! heavily to t he grand. This week, King Kong meets Sara wan Singh, C mqueror of
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    FOUR HOUR TENNIS SET IN PARIS TOURNEY
    229 11 PARIS, Tuesday. AFTER a four hour battle today, Jaroslav Drobny rt eliminated Victor Seixas, America's 12th ranked player, 7—5, 17—15, 5—7, 6—4 in the French lawn tennis championships at Roland Garros. He now meet sEric Sturgess, of South Africa, in the semifinals. Sturgess.
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    TIES IN SCSA BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    170 11 The following are the fixtures in the Singapore Civil Service Association badminton Championships: June 1 Handicap Double* <2 p. m): Ismail &De Rose vs Henry Cherry Yap Teng Sew Omar -tt vs. F. C\ Tan TIM Mens™ 4 Maniam Suleiman—6 vs. Ahmed Mustaffa Fook Wong—2
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    SANTO TOMAS WIN AGAIN BY BIG MARGIN
    177 11 Playing clever basketball the Santo Tomas team from Manila yesterday easily beat Tao Kong team by 66 points to 28 at the Happy World Stadium last night before a crowd of 3,000. After a slow start the visitors gained points as time went
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    Falconer Shield Tennis
    340 11 MALACCA, Tues. By beating the High School Tennis Club, their closest rivals by two matches to one, the 'Klebang Tennis Party enhanced their chances of retaining the Falconer Tennis Shield which they had won m 1948 and 1949. Further scores of games played are: Hospital R. C.
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    REG HARRIS WINS TWO
    84 11 A.P. COVENTRY, Tues. Reg Harris, world professional sprint cycling champion, won two events at a Coventry meet today. He took the 600 yards sprint from Arie Van Vliet of Holland and A. Astolfl of Italy by doing th? last 220 yards ln 13.2 seconds and the
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    Exciting Finishes In County Cricket Matches
    623 11 Reuter. LONDON, Tuesday. UXCITING finishes was a feature of the county n cricket matches which concluded today with the first tie match since 1947 being recorded at South ampton. As the leaders, Warwickshire, could salvage only first innings points from their match against Derbyshire,
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    COMPTON SAYS "WE ARE HOPEFUL"
    131 11 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. Denis Compton who is suffering from knee trouble, said after an hour's visit today to his orthopaedic surgeon: "We are hopeful." He told Reuter that contrary to reports it has not yet been decided whether he is to have an operation. "I
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    SURREY TITLES
    34 11 A.P. LONDON, Tues. South African tennis player Don Rooke eliminated Egypt's Marcel Talsat 6—l. 6—2 ln the second round of the men's singles of the Surrey Chnmptonshtps at r.urnlton on Tuesday. A.P.
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    Innings Win For West Indies
    236 11 Reuter. CARDIFF, Tues The West Indies touring team experienced little difficulty in defeating Glamorgan by an innings and 2G runs. They outplayed the county in all phases, and their attack invariably held the mastery over batsmen who were timid in strode play and did not
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    COLONY SEEKS BOXING REFEREE
    35 11 Mr. Abdul Razak, Singapore Boxing Pronlotcr, is Dunsford. No one ha.s so far come forward and time is getting short as Mr. Razak'.-- next promotion ifj ».0 take place next month.
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    'FORMOSA SAFE FROM RED INVASION-UNLESS...
    260 12 THE RUSSIAN'S GIVE EXTENSIVE HELP' A.P. FORMOSA, Tuesday. THIANG Kai-shek declared today that Formosa is spfe irom immediate Chinese Communist invasion unless Russia gives the Reds "extensive help He said the Nationalist withdrawal of 60,000 troops from Hainan and of 150,000 from the Chusan Islands
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    'MUST BE WON AT ALL COSTS'
    178 12 Reuter. LONDON. Tues. The Daily Telegraph said today tnat the war in Malaya was now the most critical point in the "universal cold war." and must be won at all costs. "A Communist control of Malaya would aopeal Immeasurable disaster to the Western powers
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    STONES THROWN AT RED RALLY
    43 12 TOKYO. Tues.—Japanese police and American military police pouring into the ImDerial Plaza here today broke up a stone-throwing skirmish between Japanese workers and United Stales Army men after a Communist rally, according to the official Japanese news agency.
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    BETTER ENGINES
    35 12 A.P. WASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. Navy Is ppJJ'"" turbo prop engines in two of i*p tfttcftt ccrrier-based attack planes —one of them rateu odiciaily as be T v to carry an atom bomb.—A.P.
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    'Australia Wants To Assist Malaya'
    226 12 AAP. CANBERRA, Tues. -It was fundamenLal wto Australia': security that the situation r Malaya, which has r.ee~ brougul aiK>ut by foreigninspircd ti-th ';lumn, sheuld be clean. as scon as possible, declared Prime Minister Rober Menzies, in a statement to the House of Representatives This was
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    THE BABIES GOT MIXED —SO 2 MEN FLY TO U.K.
    238 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. TWO Australian lawyers, John Galbally and C. A. Sweeney, arrived in Singapore last nijht. They are on their way to London to the Privy Council to fight for a mother who is claiming a child from another
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    GODOWN FIRE
    44 12 In yesterday's Malaya Tribune under the heading Police Probe £700.000 Fir« it was reported that the godown, in which tne rubber was stored, belonged to Harper Giflllan Co. Ltd. This if an errn»- Tn-> down is owned by the Ho Hong Company.
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    Asia Awakes Into A Fast Changing World'
    436 12 Reuter. MANILA, Tuesday. THE dominant note of the South East Asian con i ference at Baguio, summer capital of the Philippines, was its declared intention to raise the stand ard of living of the comman man, Mr. A. Rama i swami Mudaliar, leader
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    ALL QUIET IN S. KOREA
    38 12 SEOTJL, Tues.—Voting began qufetly today in South Korean second election after liberation from the Japanese, eonstragting sharply with the first elecT tion in May, 1948. when 44 people were jellied and 62 injured.
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    MALAYA EXPORTS EXCEED IMPORTS
    168 12 T 'I 3 foreign trade of Malaya has tamed the corner since rubber started to bcom. Malaya had a favourable trade balance of Sit) 1 million (n April. Trading resu't for- the first four months of the year is an excess of exports over imports by
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    NO INCIDENTS
    24 12 Pa i .u.i. iuts. -Two hips bringing in Ame-'can nilitary aid entered R .erdam harbour today and were un oaded without mc'dent.
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    'Were Determined To See This Through'
    254 12 RAUB, Tuesday. THE War Minister, Mr. John Strachey, today visited 1 the 15th Battalion of the Devonshire Regiment, watched them receiving training in jungle warfare, witnessed a supply-drop demonstration, called on the--2/7 Gurkhas and a unit of the 4th Hussars in Raub and had
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    Police Radio Car Led Five-Mile Procession
    302 12 Tribune Steff Reporter A FIVE-MILE !Oiig procession, headed by a radio police natrol car—under the direction oi the Radio Division Chief, A.S.P. Mr. C. W. Byrde—travelled 20 miles through the city yesterday to the Holland Road Chinese Cemetery, where Mr. Yong Yit Lin, 53-year-old
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    $23,000,000 U.S. AID
    35 12 fAtviti, iuts, mi. rwOuert Blum, head of the American economic mission to Vietnam, said that the first quota of American aid would amount to *2:iGN)0.000. Agence France Presse reported from Saigon tcdav.
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    STOLE BANK BOOK
    77 12 John Duckworth, of the $elansor Barracks, oleadted guilty to the theft of a British Postal Savings Book 1 belonging to Mr. J. Fotherin?ham and two British National Savings Certi.icates belonging to Mrs Fotheringham. in the Fourth Police Court yesterday. He was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprison-
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    LONDON SHARES
    199 12 Reuter. I-ONnONf. Tups. The Lor don Slock Exi'hin'f w: s |n a cheer ful mood today when it reanmad followinc W"liitsu:i h< liday. In tereai was attmulatad ''V ,nr trfior of events in I« rl n. dp rat:oninc: <>i petrol la I mat Britain and double taxation relief
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    300 12 GENERAL Y.M C.A.: B*pore t hen cm t p.m. Dr. Lim Kok a..,, rTJ M*MJ 7 iJ.ru.. r»*n. h I Clans. Shorthand i taw Sf» Art Cub Clans pn, K INTCft-BI I K IOI is KAllON: Mr. Boy's <1uh 5 3D |> i.i 0\KkM AS I Bran-h
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    BABY IT'S COLD
    38 12 A.P. OOPJIftHAGEN, 1 tine* in tiie flight rtol* a radio and 200 Danish tt*» from a lady in St. Kandlev. discovered when the v»oKe up, leeung coid. i»th.ei had taken bei quilt as we: —A.P.
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    Wounded Planter Hits Back, Escapes
    172 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. A EUROPEAN assistant manager procei d tig along an estate road in his car at Sungei Koc in the Kuala Kangsar area yesterday came under heavy fire from bandits. The special constable escort was ki 1:1 < itrigM and the car was
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