Malaya Tribune, 13 June 1950

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    63 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tefc Tribunt" Sport. PubUahed simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and Penang. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 3SM/3 Nine Una EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1950 TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE B. Mauric* Olovei, Malaya
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    ONN'S RESIGNATION WORRIES THE CHINESE
    537 1 Sino-Malay Accord May Be Affected Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. rRAVE fears over the of Dato Onn bin Ja'afar from the presidency oi the United Malay*' National Organisation and deep concern for its ef fects on Sino-Malay friendship were expressed by Johore Chinese leaders
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    Another Warrant For Turko
    62 1 LDDllcation has been First District r 'a Provisional m respect of other ounces committed sterling In Indonesia, the Judge has ordered the this provisional iarram pending the receipt Governor, of a furLUisition through diploma-ie channels. -We have nothing more to say because as far as the
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    RUBBER WAGE DISPUTE MAY END TODAY
    70 1 tribune Staff Reporter ..--standing dispute wage in the Colony*? industry is expected iy when representfrom the Singapore orkers Union and Rubber Milling continue their j ■egotlations at the Labour Departmeat Yester-dav the representattvti ton t but did not arrive It any decision. tit wages
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    'STRONG MAN' HEADS POLICE IN VIETNAM
    70 1 A.P. Mon. -As this grenade-jittery capital awaited publication of new decrees •toed at communist terrorists, sponsored Vietnam nent today announced ie of a new national police chief. He is Nguyen Van Tarn, Minister of Security tn Cochin China, a now incorporated into Vietnam. The
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    Kashmir Border Clash
    128 1 Reuter. JAMMU, Mon. One officer and five soldiers of the Kashmir State Forces were killed yesterday in an exchange of fire with a band :>f Pakistan troops and about 50 armed Pakistan civilians who according to reports received here, had crossed into Jammu Province, near the border
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    BIG THREE MEET
    28 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Mon.—The Big Three foreign ministers will probably meet in New York in iate August or September, the U.S. State Department said today. -A.P.
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    QUICK WORK SAVED DRIFTING VESSEL
    193 1 Tribune Staff Reporter THE 10,000-ton British freighter Glenroy on her 1 recent visit to Port Swettenham drifted into the running current, but the splendid cooVJeration between the officers and men put the ffi rightta a few minutes. The Glenroy is now 5 in Singapore. According
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    LEGATION CLOSED
    9 1 A.P. MOSCOW. Mon.—The N.Z. ?gation closed today.—A.r.
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    Linda (Mrs. Tyrone Power) Is Here
    44 1 "I've heard a lot about singapore and wanted so much to see That's who I'm here sar* Unda Chrfetian (Mrs. Tyrone Power* to pressmen at Kalian* Airport yesterday soon after her arrival from Bali. Full story b*ck page.
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    U.S. OFFERS $10,000,000 TO U.N.
    100 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Mon. The United States gave notice today to Russia at the United Nations Conference on Technical Assist- ance that she is ready to give ussio.ooo.ooo to u5512,000,000 to aid backward areas under the U.N. programme. The announcement was made by Assistant Secretary of
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    TIN PRICES
    38 1 U.P. LONDON, Mon. The tin market closed barely steady today though price movements were moderate. Spot eased ss. to £605 i and three months 7s. 6d. to €606 i. Settlement £605*. The day's turnover 220 tons—U.P.
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    Dunlops Provide Armoured Cars For Staff
    297 1 Reuter. A.P. LONDON, Monday. THE Dunlop Rubber Company has provided a fleet of armoured cars for the protection of the 21,000 people living on its Malayan estates, Chairman Sir Clive Baillieu told the annual meeting today. "We must face the grim undoubted fact that
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    REUTER MAN TURNS RED
    84 1 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Reuters received news this afternoon that its chief correspondent in Berlin, Mr. John Peet, staged today what appeared to have been a premeditated announcement of his opposition to the policies of the United States and the Western European Powers. He also, in effect,
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    LIM WILL STAND FOR ELECTION
    152 1 Tribune Staff Reporter MR. Lim Yew Hock, Labour Party's newly elected chief, will stand for the Legislative Council elections next year if the Party will have him as a candidate. Mr\_Lim said this yesterday when askeo to comment on Mr. Pat Johnson's remark at the
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    Bonus For G.C.S. Men Called For
    507 1 Tribune Staff Reporter KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MR. Lee Woon Mun, the Federal Legislative Councillor, will ask the Government, when the Council meets on Wednesday, to state the number of clerks in the General Clerical Service who have passed the Intermediate, first and second sections
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    Labour's Stand Shocks Mr. Schuman
    160 1 STOP PRESS Reuter. PARIS, Mon.—The French Foreign Minister, Robert Schuman has expressed surprise at the terms of the policy statement issued in London by the National Executive of the British Labour Party. The Party rejected the Sc human plan to pool European Wealth. ML Schuman
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    DRIVE GETS UNDER WAY IN S. JOHORE
    365 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. Four bandits have so far been killed by the Gurkhas in South Johore since the enforcement of a total curfew in this area last Wednesday. Continuing their attack in the Kulai area yesterday morning when they killed three bandits, a
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    88th. Bandit Hanged
    98 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Wong Pun, the 88th bandit to be executed under the Emergency Regulations, was hanged yesterday in the Jonore Prison. He was sentenced to death by the Muar High Court on three charges on April 18. Wong Pun was arrested t>y a platoon of the
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    GIMSON LOOKS AT OWN CARD
    125 2 Sir Franklin Gimson discovered when he visited the Social Welfare Department yesterday that one of the 19,000 cards kept in the Settlement section contained his own particulars as an c nternee. The data was collected by search teams during the B.M.A. period. Remarks on the
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    TRISHAW MAN SAW POLICE AND THREW BOX
    58 2 When a trishaw rider spotted a radio patrol car tailing him in Tras Street yesterday morning, he threw down a box which contained about 15 packets. The packets, believed to be opium, were then grabbed by two youngsters who got away before the
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    ELECTION OFFICE NEW ADDRESS
    60 2 The Office of the Supervisor of Elections has moved from the Fourth Floor of Fullorton Building to its fifth F.oor. All correspondence cither to the Registering Officers or to the Supervisor of Elections should be addressed to the new office. Registration of electors up to June
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    TWO HELD ON HURT CHARGE
    58 2 Tan Hock Soon, 25, and Lon Ah Sun, 18, were charged in the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday for voluntarily causing hurt to Tan Gow Liang and robbing him of $19 at midnight on June 9, at the junction of Bukit Pusoh Road and Teo Heng
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    DESTROYED NOTE -Charge
    49 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— V. Shanmugam Mudali claimed trial on charge of causing hurt to Joo Poo Teck by destroying a promissory no** at Ulu Tiram on April 27. The Magistrate released him on a $700 bail in one surety and postponed the case to June 18.
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    Judgment Held In Murphy Appeal
    264 2 lUDGMENT was reserved in the Singapore High J Court yesterday when Mr. Dennis Murphy, Singapore lawyer, appealed against a fine of $500 for driving his car while he was under the influence of dnnK and incapable of having proper control of the vehicle Mr. Murohy
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    ESCAPED FROM BUKIT TIMAH BOYS' HOME
    101 2 A YOUNG Malay, Atan bin Awang, in the Foutth Police Court yesterday pleaded guilty to having lun away from the Bukit Timah Boys* Home, where he was detained on a juvenile Court order. It wa? stated that at 9.30 a.m. on May 29 last
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    Flying Boats In Naval Exercises
    81 2 Flying Boats of the Far East Air For<;e will take part in exciciscs With the British Far East Fleet, during its summer cruise to Japan. A Sundei land from Seletarbased No. 205 Squadron left for Hongkong over the weekend to join in the exercises, in
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    SOLD BROTHER'S PEN TO SMALL BOY FOR $8
    100 2 Nineteen year-old ~>er Yong Sing, h Hylam chargea with theft ot a fountain pen valued $30 in the Singapore Second Police Court yeste:rjAv, told Magistrate that he stole his brother s pen vu March 12, sold it for $8 to a small
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    QUACK FINED
    23 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Yap Lam, 49, was fined $15 in the Magistrates' Court today for selling Chinese medicine without a licence.
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    TIME DID NOT HEAL HER SHOCK
    122 2 TIME did not heal 76-year-old Chia Fong's suock hearing the bad news of her family in China having been massacred by the Japanese during the war. She heard the news enly recently, five years ai textile war. and it is believed this led to
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    FALL FROM MOTOR-CYCLE CAUSED DEATH
    104 2 A 2l-YEAR-OLD student teacher of the AngloChinese schoo:, Heniy Chew, fell down from his motorcycle on a grass verge, near the junction of Dunetn Road and Khiam Hock Road, on June 3 last and became unconscious. He was removed to hospital where he died a
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    13 Malayans Pass Exams In Britain
    184 2 THIRTEEN Malayan students have passed their examinations in Great Britain. Two of them, Mohamed Sopiee bin S. Ibrahim of Penang and R. Teh binti R. Koaralgaman of Ipoh have gained distinction in their first year social science examinations at the London School of Economics.
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    BRIBE CHARGE
    48 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon.— Charged iri the Magistrates' Hourt today with offering $£> bribe to the Assistant Controller of Immigration for l certificate of admission, t 25-year-old Javanese, Jaseno bin Ahmad Karti claimed trial. The case was postponed to June 19. Jaseno was released on a $300 bail.
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      406 2 BLUE NETWORK 830 Ta,k ot he Town—A weekly ts.i km MMninn d,arv of P*°P le > and things in •J2 I?" KO<.K\MMhs he news yOO f ITliTa Studio 10.W a.m News from Kuala .Melodies; 930 Time signal Lumpur; (lose Down; 10 50 N 9 4 Kj th r r lor
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    LONDON FOLLOWS BREAK IN LOCAL RUBBER MARKET
    216 3 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS INHERE was a break of nearly seven cents in the rubber commodity market yesterday from last Saturday's closing prices. Main cause of the weakness was the warning issued by the United States Government that high prices for natural rubber
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    Tins Firm Rubbers Easier
    35 3 SINGAPORE. >lon. Tin shares opened firm though a little quiet?r. Rubber shares were inclined to ease with the sudden break in the com. modity, while industrials improved on good en quiry
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    Closing Prices Yesterday
    45 3 Yesterday's closing prices in cents per pound were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 RSS f.o.b. July 83 83 lNo. 2 RSS f.o.b. July 81 82 No. 3 RSS f.o.b. July 80 81 On registered tender: July-Sept. 81% 82 Oct.-Dee. 78»; 79 Tone: Easier.
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    Along Tlte Godowns
    62 3 Mentakab (45); Astyanav (44); Meuestlwus (42/3); Toboa* (41); Demta (40); Tal Yang (88/9); Meriimnu (35); Graiglas (36); Pres. Grant (31/2); Sedenak (18); Burhill (19 20); Sumpitau (21/2); Nordatjernan (28/4); Braeside (25 6); Villa de Brujine (27 8); Gujarat (29 30); Glenroy (15 6); Memnon (13/4); Pyrrhus (11);
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    Share Quotations
    939 3 SINGAPORE, .June 1». Buyers S^l'ers Atlas Ice 11.90 12.25 Alex. Bricks Pref. 2 23 2.35 Old. 2.25 2.30 8.8. Petrol 32 6 S& 6 xd R M. Trustees 7.00 7.50 Con. Tin Smelt Pn f. 20 3 22 /6 xd Ord. 1c 6 16 3 E. Utd. Asstir.
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    Pepper May Fall 30 Per Cent By End Of The Year
    321 3 THE pepper boom is fast breaking. The price of Lampong black pepper has fallen by about $75 in the last fortnight, to be quoted yesterday at $445 per picul. White pepper prices have also fallen by a similar margin.
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    Probe Into Claims On Rubber Buying Unit
    152 3 THE Federation Government has appointed a committee to investigate all claims in respect of rubber removed from estates by the Rubber Buying Unit in 1945 and 1916. Government has decided that, the claims need further investigation. The committee will sit at various centres
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    Tin Price
    16 3 Tin price hi Singapore yesterday was $302 1/2 per picul ex-smelter. Down 50 cemts.
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    THE ROAD BACK
    563 4 OATO Onn's decision to resign as leader of UMNO brings to a head the problem of the Malay attitude towards granting nationality to nonMalays. For months past, the Dato has striven to bring the communities together and to persuade Malay opinion to accept the recommendations of the
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    HARSH METHODS ARE PAYING DIVIDENDS
    1087 4  -  REPORT ON RED CHINA by W illiam Parrot CHINA'S Communist administration appears to be achieving some measure of success in its initial efforts to improve conditions throughout the country. Enthusiastic official claims cannot be adequately checked here but independent evidence reaching Hongkong suggests that much
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    WOULD YOU BLOW YOUR NOSE INTO $115?
    561 4 -ASKS SAUL PETT NEW YORK It's more than a month 1 since a New York men's shop advertised two handkerchiefs for US$ll5. anri 'here nave been no takers yet. There was one serious nibble, from a man and his wife who came in
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    DOCTOR'S CHANGED VIEWS
    343 4 DR. Hans Schlange-Schonin-gen. Germany's first diplomatic representative in Britain (or elsewhere aboard), likes London, and his staff says. "He has what you call the English outlook." This outlook, admittedly, is recent. Dr. Sehlahge-Scho-ningen is 64. a whitehaired, upright old Prussian who was a cavalry officer in his
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    UNREST IN FRENCH NORTH AFRICA
    925 4  -  by Egon Kaskeline THUNDERHEADS have appeared on the political horizon of French North Africa, which has been unusually serene during the last two years. The French Government is watching the situation closely and, while it is negotiating leform measures with moderate native leaders, it appears
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    RUSSIANS DIM OUT
    304 4 A.P. MOSCOW. 'THE finest new restaurant to be opened in Moscow since the end of the war has started business. It is called "The Ararat" and is operated by the government of the Armenian Republic of the USSR. The opening of this new restaurant begins an active
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    THEY SAID THE NICEST THINGS ABOUT SIR CHARLES
    403 5 rrHE members of the Colony Bar, the law officers I of the Crown and the minor judiciary assembled in the Appellate Court yesterday, to congratulate the Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, who was recently awarded a knighthood by the King. Sir Charles
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    His Sympathy
    133 5 Congratulating the Chlii Justice on behalf of the staJT and members of the judiciary, Mr Tan Thoon Lip, the Registrar, associated himself with all that had been said about the Chief Justice by the previous speakers. "We who have been serving under you have found with what readiness
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    HURT CHICKEN
    32 5 For tying a number of chicken and placing them in a lorry, Han Hee Juan, a Hainanese, was fined $25. or five days simple imprisonment by the Second Magistrate yesterday.
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    FILMS GO UP IN SMOKE
    143 5 Eighty reels of old fUais went up in smoke yesterday at the headquarters of .he Singapore Fire Brigade, one of the films was the 12-reeler Man in the Mask. An average of 5,000 reel* a week is being sent to the F re Brigade for
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    18 Schools Try To Catch Up With Law
    149 5 EIGHTEEN unregistered Chinese schools threaten- ed with being closed are taking advantage of the vacations to bring their "schools up to Government standards. Government has contemplated taking action against these schools because of the fact that they were not up to health
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    SATURDAY IS A BIG DAY FOR THESE CHILDREN
    206 5 EVERY Saturday at Raffles Institution, the Singapore Red Cross is holding a club for handicapped children ro play games and learn handicrafts. The Red Cross which soon hopes to organise a week's camp for these unfortunate children is trying hard to find
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    Police Know Of Firms Helping The Bandits
    242 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Police have mformation about persons and prominent business concerns who have supplied the bandits with money, in some cases large sums. A Government press release issued today on the killing of the bandit leader Wui Hong, who had a
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    NEW INSPECTORS OF SCHOOLS
    44 5 The following persons nave been appointed as Inspectors of Schools wiUi effect tiom May 27. Messrs. Liv Pai Hu, Rang Chai Thoan. Lv Yaw, tin Shou Chuen. Pung Ah Leong, J.B. Appadurai, M. Jesudasen and Abdul Karim bin Mohd. Shariff.
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    7,000 TONS OF CEMENT ARRIVE
    78 5 Among ships now in port I the British freighter CraiglM which brought a fu'l iigoo of cement to Malaan ports. A total of 5.000 .ons was unloaded at Pcnang •.;.d Pt. Swetenham. The last of the remaining 2,000 tons i? being discharged in Singapore The
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    MISBEHAVED
    36 5 For behaving in a disorder y manner at East Uoasc iload last Saturday, Lor* < hong Soo, a Hofckien was lined $10 by the Stngapor*Fourth Police Court yesterday. Low said he was caliint; for a taxi.
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    PAMPHLET APPEAL TO TENANTS
    119 5 rE Muslim Welfare Association is distributing 5,000 pamphlets appeaHng to the Singapore public to attend the mass meeting in the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at five in the evening to protest against the Rent Control Amendment Ordinance which may come up for a second reading by
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    MAN FACES RAPE CHARGE
    60 5 Salleh bin Mohamed, 22. was charged in the Relief Court yesterday for raping and robbing a 57-year-old woman. Wong Moey Thai on Sunday in a field at Haig Road. He j was alleged to have taken a silver belt, 8 ring, and $7 cash by threatening
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    S'PORE BREAKS SING TAO'S UNBEATEN SPELL
    513 6 GREAT TWO-KIL VICTORY SINGAPORE yesterday gained the honour of break- ing the unbeaten record of the Sing Tao football tourists when they beat the visitors by two goals to nil at Jalan Besar Stadium after a thrilling game. After winning 14 games and drawing
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    PROBATION OFFICERS WIN
    101 6 MALACCA. Mon. A beauty of a goal scored by inside i.-ft Raman after a forty->ard run when the score was two-all. enab ed the Probation Officers' XI to enter the final of the Government Departmental shield Corn! petition. Their opponents, the I'ttention Camp XI. who had wen
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    HOGAN WINS U.S. TITLE
    51 6 A.P. ARDMORE. Pennsylvania, Mon. Ben Hogan won the 50th national open golf championship yesterday, scoring a one under par 69 in a three way playoff with Lloyd Mangrum and George Fazio. Mangrum shot 73 and Fazio 75. All finished the regulation 72 hole*: Saturday with 287.—
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    Easy Win For Mapuas
    81 6 Leading all the way, the Mapua Teen Cardinals beat the Toh Kwong Basketball Team 56—39 at the Happy World Stadium last night. The game was one-sided, and the issue was never In doubt for a moment. Up 12-4 at the close Of the lirst quarter, the
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    Probables For Ascot
    162 6 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. A huge le d of 29 is expected to go to the post for the Ascot stakes, to be run over two and a half miles at the opening «tage of the Royal meeting at Ascot tomorrow. The race is timed to scan at
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    ONG YIT FUN A.C.S. CHAMPION
    83 6 MALACCA Mon. Brilliant weather favoured tlie Ang'o Chinese School at their uriual athletic, sports held on Friday and Saturday on thotr gtn.nd at Tranquerah. Mr. J. Young, Senior Inspector of School*, gave, away the prizes. The Individual ci«ampion was Ong Yit Fun with wins n
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    Caravan In Winning Gallop At K.L.
    390 6  -  By ALBERT SPENCER KUALA LUMPUR, Today. TARAVAN, (Little) winner last time out in Penang, returned the fastest time of this morning's workouts. Starting with pace work from the six, Caravan was given his head from the three which he covered in 37 V-!-Three from
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    BRUCE TRIES HARD
    57 6 With blood streaming down his face Bruce Woodcock st«ps i.i to slain vitious right cross at Savold during the fourth and last round. Lee Savold won the British version of the world's heavyweight championship when Bruce had to retire at the end of the fourth round due
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    West Indies Never Looked Like Fighting
    373 6 MANCHESTER, Monday. CNGLAND won their first home Test match since H 1947 when the West Indies, offering only moderate resistance in the final stages, lost by 202 runs at Old Trafford. The West Indies never looked like making a fight of it from the
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    162 6 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. Today a crn ket close of pay .«cores ai c: At Lord's Middlesex 263 and secondly 116 for three (Brown 73). Lancashire 257. At Oval, Surrey 221 a:-d se- condiv 198 for four < Elliott 66), Oxford University 218. At Cambridge. Free Forefcteri 74 and
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    FORM GUIDE FOR TOMORROW
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    Indian Squadron To Be Here For Exercises
    167 8 An Indian Naval squadron consisting of the Flagship INS Delhi (commanded by Commodore Geoffery Barnard), a destroyer and a frigate flotillas will arrive here on June 21 to take part in the combined exercises with the Far East squadron of the Royal Navy.
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    GUERILLAS RULE LARGE AREAS IN S. CHINA
    207 8 A.P. TAIPEI, Monday. ABOUT 70,000 guerillas have started a drive against the Reds in the border region of South China provinces of Hunan and Kwangsi, according to latest press reports. The guerillas, reports stated, had overrun large areas between Suining in Hunan and
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    COMPULSORY HOLIDAYS FROM JULY
    50 8 The Weekly Holidays Ordinance will come into force Jr'v It is estimated that about 15.UUU snops in the Colony will be affected. Employees in shops, restaurants and theatres must be given a weekly holiday with pay irrespective of any othti- wage arrangements between employers and employees.
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    FARMERS SHOW
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Five thousand people attend ed the Kuala Langat District Agricultural Snow aua Athi< tic Championship meeting a Te.ck Datoh.
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  • Article, Illustration
    This study of Bruce Woodcock after his fight with Lee SaWtld clearly shows the three-nch long gash over his left eve which forced his retirement at the end of the fourth round. Say >ld won the Britah version of the heavywieigbt championship of the world by beat ng Woodcock. Bruce who was leading on points when he retired said after the tight that he wanted to meet Savold again.
    69 8 This study of Bruce Woodcock after his fight with Lee SaWtld clearly shows the three-nch long gash over his left eve which forced his retirement at the end of the fourth round. Say >ld won the Britah version of the heavywieigbt championship of the world by beat ng Woodcock. Bruce
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    Inspector Tells Of Grenade Incident
    337 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. Two Chinese, 23-year-old Tan Choon Chua, accused of possession of a handgrenade at P»atu Road on April 26 last, and 20-year-old Tan Choon Cha* alias Tan Choon Choi, charged with consorting with Tan Choon Chua, came up for trial for the second
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    TALK OFF
    21 8 The taia iv o« given tonight by Mr. John Duclos at the Singapore Music Circle meeting bos been cancelled.
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    Federation Will See 'All The King's Men'
    239 8 TOLUMBIA c Academy Award winning film, "All The King's Men," which was banned by Film Censor Jack Evans, has been passed for public exhibition in the Federation by the Federation Appeal Board, according to official confirmation received from the Censor by Mr. Nonce
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    Linda Heard A Lot About Singapore
    323 8  -  THAT'S WHY SHE'S HERE By OSWALD HENRY A TRIFLE travel-weary, but nevertheless looking A attractive as any Hollywood star could loot Linda Christian, 20-year-Sld actress wife of rnovi star Tyrone Power stepped off the plane that brought her from Bali to Kail ang yesterday.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    81 8 TAMIL METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Annual orancai contest at No. 1, Short Street at 7.00 p.m. CHINESE YMCA, Body-build-ing class 7 p.m. 8 p.m. INTERNATIONAL chess club 7 p.m.. mouth organ class 7.30 p.m. hINGAPORE STAMP (LIB: Social Meeting, Cathay Restaurant 5 o.rn. PRESBYTERIAN CHLBCH: Women's Work
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    CINEMA
    138 8 CATHAY: "Trapp-d" 1.45, 4.15, 6,45 and 9.30 p.m. ALHAMBKA: "Saputangan" 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 ond 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL: "12 O'Clock H.gh" —with Gregory Peck, 11, 1.45, 4, 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. REX: "God's Country and the Woman" with George Brent Allan Hale 11, 1.45, 4. 6.30 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION:
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    SPORT
    53 8 SOCCER: SAFA Cup (1st round): Indian R.C. v. Tu r er S.A. at Ja!an Besar; Jnr. B2 RASC v. Blue Rovers at CYMA. Friendly: Hongkong and Shanghai Bank v. "£iong Bahru Ranger? at Fnrrer Park. TENNIS: Singapore champion ships at SCC. BASKETBALL: Mapua <Mania) v. Theng Kong ft Happy
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      38 8 SI'PERMAIV by Wayne Boring ''IOOK.' S'JPERMAN-sThUHT I THOUGHT Li J RELAX! I ONLY PRETENDED I fwhl-WMATKENTHOR &MASWED MH ALL RIGHT.'HE'S J> HE WAS HITB7 M TO &E HIT IN ORDER TO DISTRACT) WEAPON ON YOUR 1 I W
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      16 8 w ui iu e-.*»" 1^.#*«. TIDE TODAY H.W.: 10 a.m. (7ft 6m.). y.20 p.m. (8ft. 9m.)
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