Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1950

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    25 3 THZMALaYa TRIBUNE Friday, June 9, 1950 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONJOH H£PH.HBBiITATIVB B. Maurice Cfeouer v,n >~., T«"«m OKir», 14i '*><«» Strmmt. 8.0 4 FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1950
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    GOOD YEAR CHIEF CALLS FOR 50,000 TONS OF SYNTHETIC A MONTH
    151 3 TRADE FINANCE AND MARKETS A.P. WASHINGTON, Thursday. DAUL W. Litchfield of Goodyear Tyre Rubber Company has recommended to U.S. Senators that the production of synthetic rubber in government owned plants be increased to 50,000 long tons a month. The
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    INDIES SIGNS MORE PACTS
    62 3 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Thurs The Indonesian Trade delegation, now in Eurz>>;' to negotiate trade treaties with 14 countries, has concluded agreements with Britain. Denmark. Italy. Norway, Poland and Sweden. The delegation hopes also to have treaties made with Spain, Portugual. France, Finland and Greece by the
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    CLOSED
    10 3 Singapore markets were cloned yesterday for the King's Birthday.*
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    Rubber Research Centre Opened In The Midlands
    271 3 CIR Lawrence Bragg, Cavendish Professor of Ex perimental Physics at Cambirdge University, spoke yesterday on the importance of pure science as a search for knowledge without any other motive, when he opened a great new Research Centre in the Midlands, in which nearly
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    K.L.M. LOSS
    40 3 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Thurs.—For the first time since 1939. Holland's state-owned Royal Dutch Airlines (KLM) had a loss last year of 39.500,--000 guilders according to a bill submitted to Parliament today. The loss in 1939 was 500,--000 guilders—Reuter.
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    AYER PANAS —10%
    226 3 i Ayer Panas Rubber Estate Limited had a profit of $87,203 for the year end- j cd January 31. 1950. after j providing for directors' fees and future income tax Adding to this a balance ot $47,184 brought forward from the previous year and $586 representing recovery
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    Along The Godowns
    50 3 FoMarus (She?r» Wharf); Pel* us (42/43); Wakde (40); Elizabeth Ilakke (38/39); ItennevlK (36); Steel Age (31/82); Gorgon (17 18); Phrontis (25/26); Burbill 19 20); Adrastus (2324); l.ola (27/28); Gujarat (2tf 39); Glenorehy (15 16 >; Kampar (Coal Plant); Benmacdhui (8/9); Empire iroope (6/7); Soestdijk (4 5); Tyndareus
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    Call For UK Trade Mission To China
    199 3 U.P. LONDON. Thurs. W. J. Keswick, chairman of the China Association, which represents Britain's commercial interests in China, said today the time was ripe for a British Commercial mission to Peiping. Referring to tne Decent economic conference in Peiping. where it was recommended
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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    THE CHALLENGE
    579 4 THERE is no doubt that some Chinese schools in Singapore are being used as distribution centres for Communist propaganda. The temptation is to close these schools down at once, but it is a temptation which should be resisted. Closure is purely a punitive action. It solves nothing. In
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    SERETSE WENT EUROPEAN
    1338 4  -  by LESLIE HAYNES THE situation is a little tricky" was the gross under-statement of Seretse Khama, chief designate ot the Bamangwato to a London journalist when he disclosed that because of his marriage to Ruth Williams, a London typist, the British Government had ordered him to be
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    THE GENERAL LEFT AT DAWN
    667 4  -  by JAMES WHITE A.P. SAN FRANCISCO. ON the morning of May 27. before dawn, the Russians suddenly and mysteriously withdrew Lt. General Kuzms Derevyanko and 48 other key officials from Tokyo. No one except the Russians knows exactly what this means, but the past 18
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    NEW ARABIAN NIGHTS
    920 4  -  ~h FRED ZUSY A.P. DAMASCUS NEW romances of the Arabian Nights are being, spun in the mystic Middle East. They are tales of kings, queens and princesses— stories of lonely monarchs. secret troths and stubborn queen mothers. The scene broadens in these new Arabian Nights, taking in
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    4,000 YEARS AGO
    263 4 Reuter A MADRID. N exact picture of Madrid 4.000 years ago is being built up from ruins and relics discovered on a hill on the right bank of the Manzanares River and only 14 kilometres (about 8§ miles) from modern Madrid's famous Puerta del Sol. The ruins
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    COLD MERIDIAN, LA TRAVIATA BEST FOR K.L.
    93 7  -  LORD DHOTI FASTEST WORKER TODAY By ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners r-t m KUALA LUMPUR, Today. THE Selangor Turf Club I June Meeting which opens tomorrow will see among 1 the big fields a good number of newcomers coming under the
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    TODAY'S WORKOUTS
    239 7 VERY few horses were set against the watch and many just sprinted down the straight when training was held this morning under ideal conditions. The fastest returned by Lord Dhoti (Flannery) who ran tne three in 39 easily. Another good gallop was by Father Ryan (Bagby), returning 25
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    Race By Race
    1276 7 THE TRIAL HANDICAP CLASS 2- 6 FVKS. THREE horses with exec lent chances of opening wiru.inu accounts in this race for hors. a that have yet to win in this country are LORD DHOTI. 808 ROY and TWELFTH <>F ACOUST. Lord Dhoti's best efforts so far were
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    Jagir's Hand Should Be Raised Tonight
    467 7  -  Ait 4 t Fifteen iSmnsiis By THE SPECTATOR THE true thrill of boxing surrounds champions and championships, and to-night at the Happy World Promoter Razak starts us off on the long trail which it is hoped will produce the real national champions of Malaya.
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    Draw In Evan Wong Shield Game
    244 7 THE match betweeen the St. Andrew* Old Boy's and (he Victoria Institution Old Bov'.«. in the Evan won g Shield cricket ended in draw. H. shah who scored r.t sad t.xtk thre.- wick t* for 15 run:', put up the best all rounJ i»rfotmun.c.
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    LOPEZ 46 FOR SCSA
    214 7 PASSING the Ceylon Spons Club's score of 94 «tth three wukets in hand. Singapore Civil Services Association defeated the C.S.C. at cricket on the latter's ground in Balestier Road, yesterday. C.S.C: R.V.S. Sundrarn C All Yunos b Tliivagr.rajah 8: Thangathurai b Thanibirajah 3: S. Nariah b
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    S'PORE SCHOOLS
    91 7 Following have been selected to represent Singapore Combined Schools against the Singapore Cricket Association XI at cricket on Saturday at 2 p.m. and on Sunday at 11 a.m. on the S.R.C. padanv. Chin Yoon Fook (R. 1.). Capt.: R. Sandosham (R. 1.). C. G. Krishnan (R.l.i. Writhv GUI
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    Three Table Tennis Teams For S'pore
    261 7 A LARGE scale of invasion of first rate table tennis stars wiiT start in July whpn the All-India table tennis team and two teams from Hongkong, the Dean Yee T.T. and the Wing Sun Association T.T., will arrive in the Colony. This was disclosed
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    EASY PASSAGE FOR P. BRANI
    290 7 PULAU Brani United had little difficulty in beating Chinese Casuals s—l in a Singapore A. F. A. Senior League tie at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Pulau Brani led 3—l at half time. The Islanders took things easy especially in the second half, when they
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    ENGLAND UP AGAIN AFTER BAD START
    334 7 Reuter. MANCHESTER, Thursday. JHE West Indies had the better of matters In a Say oi* dramatic, fhictuating cricket which finished with England having a first innings' total of 312 and the West Indies 17 for no wicket in the first Test. On a difficult
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    Mapuas Win First Game
    158 7 THE Mapua Tech Cardinals Opened their tour of the Coionv last night with an easy 71-47 win over the Singapore Chinese High School Old Boys" Association at the Happy World Stadium. In the first auarter exchanges were fairly even and at one stage the Singapore team
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    Johore Win By 6 Wkts.
    153 7 Jobore Cricket (1« 1» itaaaed Singapore (Ticket 1 tub total of on'v 87 runs by six wickets in a rrirket match, on the pudang yesterday. SINGAI'OKK ItK KKT VIA V. Heard I.b.w. b Nadason 8 Grant bowled Nadason !1 Mnrray bowled Nadason 3 Sowray bowled
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    POLICE WIN
    29 7 In a thrilling Rani; the Police S.C. beat H.M. Dockyard XI by two goals to one in a S.A.F.A. Junior A 1 fixture at Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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      312 7 TUITION London Chamber of Commerce (Autumn) Examinations. Entries for the above axftanfo tions will be closing by the end of the month. Those who rue desirouf of sitting for the examination could secure 'forms from the p rector of Studies. Mtrcantile Institution. 209. Queen Street Sin gapore. NOTICES I BANKRUPTCY
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    CHIANG'S MEN VOW TO 'DO OR DIE'
    166 8 AS INVASION DANGER NEARS TAIPEI, Thursday. WITH every day bringing the danger of Red invasion nearer, further pledges WtcfjSChtog Kai Shek in his avowed determination to do or die on this island, are reaching the Generaussimo. Chiang told his staff officers today: "From
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    Strachey To Visit Rangoon
    106 8 HONGKONG. ThUTS. British War Minister John Strachey will make a brief visit to Rangoon tomorrow on his return flight to Britain, an official spokesman announced here today. The spokesman said no special significance should be attacked to the visit. Mr. Strachey was stopping off at Rangoon
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    36 8 DEATH M PACKhTmAIDEEN of No 224 Sycd Alwl Road, tiS oldest member of theiwtl Known family of Mu.hrn. Cooks Passed away *e 10 Dm on 8.6.50 at the age of 80 Funeral at 1130 a.m. today.
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    We Cannot Submit To Evil – Nehru
    168 8 We Cannot Submit To Evil Nehru Reuter. JAKARTA, Thursday ADDRESSING a mass meeting in front of the A Presidents Palace this evening, Pandit Nehru declared: "When aggression and evil threaten us. we cannot submit to them and have to face fhem he warned: "We must always remember tae basic objectives
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    WIDER POWERS
    25 8 Reuter. BONN. Thurs. —The Allied High Commission today announced wider powers for the West German Government in making treaties with foreign power.-*.— Keuter.
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    Huk Propaganda —Red China To Attack P.I.
    149 8 U.P. MANILA, Thursday. FILIPINO Hukbalashap dissidents are Bolstering their propaganda line with promises to the people that after Formosa falls, the Chinese Communists will send supplies here and eventually invade the Philippines. This was told to an inquiry committee today by P. F.
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    MATRIC EXAMS
    43 8 Candidates entering for the Matriculation Examination should note that those taking a special language other than Chinese. Sanskrit or Tamil), Biology or Botany should submit their entries to the Education Officer, Singapore, by noon on Juiv 1 "no not July M.
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    NEW MEMBERS
    56 8 Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. Mr i« Beverley, Cni''i Police Officer, was sworn in as a Pig mow or the Trengganu Council of State when it met yesterday. Tengku Lelah Segara. Wan Ahmad bin Ibrahim. Che Abdul Aziz bin Hussein and Dato Bentara Luar were re-appointed to the Council for
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    Deserted
    64 8 MR. ANTHONY ED£N Deputy leader of the Opposition, who mm granted a decree nisi in the Divorce Court in Landon yesterday on the ground oj desertion by his wife, who is in the United States. K Mr. Eden, who wtu be 53 next week, icos married in 1923 to
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    INFORMATION WILL HASTEN END OF TERROR
    329 8 THE battle against the bandits in South Johore has 1 been stepped up, but yesterday a military spokesman said that it was a bit too early to judge the reSU He appealed to the public however, to "tell us all they know about the
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    PIRATIN MUST PAY POLICEMAN
    37 8 LONDON. Thurs. Hr. P. Piratin. a former Communist Member of Parliament, was ordered to pay 1.500 damages today to a London polic: officer whom he slandered at street corner political meetings last October.
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    PRO-LEOPGLD GOVT. FORMED
    63 8 Reuter. BRUSSELS. Thurs. A "bring bac'.c Leopold Government formed entirely from the Social Christian (Catholic; Party under 50--year-old Prim- Minister Jean Duvieusart was toaay sworn in by Regent Prince The immediate objective ot the new Government Belgium's 10th since the liberation vwill be the repeal of the
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    Punish The Students —Don't Close School
    263 8 CHINESE SCHOOL'S ANSWER: Tribune Staff Reporter THE Board of Directors of the Chinese High ochooi 1 yesterday answered the Education Department 8 noUce requesting the Supervisor of the school to show cause why the school should not be declared The 1 Board pointed out
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    Indian Naval Squadron Arrives In Penang
    231 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. THE Twelfth Frigate Flotilla Squadron of tne Indian Navy, comprising Jamna, Kistna and Tir commanded by Captain B. S. Soman, Commander G. J. Mohan and Commander R. S. Davui, Staved in Penang today. The squadron will visit Port Swettenham, Ffcrt Dickson
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    ARSON BID ON BOYS' CLUB
    88 8 The Queen Street Boys' Club was the scene of an arson bid last night. A fire was started when two burning bottles and a tin containing kerosene were thrown at the entrance of the club. The fire which spread over the wooden walls of the
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    'We Mean Business'
    127 8 From Page One this part of the world Mr. Griffiths was much impressed with tP progress of social whtS 6 and education to V". the country's pr -oernn tion with the "I shall always *£L the memory of a ritft kampong school 5 in: rural area of
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    91 8 CLASSICAL (OMKRT. atid "The Outcast", by :n.mb«rs of >Y. f r*-.thedrai Choir, in aid of Canterbury Cathedral a- r r una. l h. bi :iiord K<ad 8.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A.: Mrs. I., e Cheng's Class in rf-ni F'siM.m... on glass 3.00 p.m. M. lay C; MALAY CL.\S»Es: Kegiiuxr9.15
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    CINEMA
    159 8 CATHAY: "Trapn-d at 11 а.m., 1.45, 4.i5 6.45. 9.30 pjn. at 1.45, 4.15. 6.45. 9.3" p.m PAVILION: "The .Tournev" Va'eri H »b.=wi, K m Todd. Christine Nord-a end Tori wants at Z.00. o.3M, p.m. CAPITOL: with Gregory Peck at U. 1.45. 4 6.30, 9.30 p.m. BEX: "Dane n-' in
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    SPORT
    60 8 SOCCER: Snr. L<re L-e. v R.A.F. Clidi- 11 Eesar; Royal Engineers h.*>a. Navy ut Giliman l-'arracte. J A.i: K.N.A.t>. J-er.ibawann Mental Hosp. R.C. «it Gtx.uu:. TENNIS: S ngapu<e en i|* ships at S.C.C. ,if.„iUi BASKETBALL. I.I ip '-11 Athletic at wuru 8.30 p.m. /t v Tan Gwat 1 Oil
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    TIDE
    9 8 H.W.:—■5.35 a.m. <Tft. 4.n.» 6.41 p.#n. Oft. 5iru»
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