Malaya Tribune, 22 June 1950

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    56 1 Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE T«fc Triogm" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Una ?udl«aes 5»"»*Naneo"'p <" EIGHT PACKS. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950. TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON SSPRESBNTATtVM B. Maurice Glow Maiaya Tribunm Of fit*, 14» Sleet street,
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    BIG CLASH LOOMS ON THE SCHUMAN PLAN
    548 1 U. S. Senators Want To 'Fine' Britain Reuter. LONDON, We*mesday. ii tULK the Labour Government is planning to counter Conservative leader Winston ChurchfiTs Parliamentary challenge on the Schuman Plan next Monday American Republican Senators proposed today that the unitea M .tes should "fine"
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    European Parliament To Govern The Pool
    82 1 IRIS. Wed. Frances •onomic planner. Monnet. "father" of Schuman Plan, sugd today that the a national authority controlling a European al-steel merger should be .Tsponbible to a European Parliament." In a two-hour speech at Six-Power Conference on the Plan. M. Monnet presented an outline
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    He'll Know Better Next Time
    59 1 A.P. MANILA. Wed.—Next time Epitanio Capispisan spies a pretty girl from atop his truck he will know better than to call out "Hello baby." The 21-year-old truck helper tried it yesterday and wound up In jail charged with "unjust vexation." The girl he called "baby
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    BAO DAI IN PARIS
    15 1 Reuter. PARIS. Wed.—Bao Dal arrived at Nice airport today from Indo-China.—Reuter.
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    Rediffusion Says "It's Incorrect"
    444 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. LeeislatWe CouncU on Tuesday. He described as "entirely incorrect statement that the Company would not tolerate it* m nir,v Ma forming themselves into a Trade Union cm vjiyjj c "This Company has never opposed the formation of a Trade Union, and has no
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    POLICE HUT FIRE
    32 1 An attempt to set fire to an unattended police hut was made yesterday at Jervois Road. A pohce patrol discovered the fire in time and little damage was done.
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    Hawker Census, Survey Today
    197 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. A TEAM of students from the University of Malaya A and the Senior classes of Raffles Institution and St will cover the Municipal area Today anTtake a count of every hawker they meet, itinerant or semi-permanent. A sample survey is also to be
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    22 PASS 'VARSITY EXAMS
    113 1 Fourteen undergrads have passed the preliminary examination and eight have passed the intermediate examinations for the Bachelor of Science degree of the University of Malaya, It was announced this morning: They are: R. D. Amarasingam. Chan Sing Kit, Chen Yew Seong, Chia Kirn Hui, Ranesh Chandra
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    MORE SOLDIERS, AIRMEN, ARMS AND CASH COMING
    1487 1 Guerillas Will Be Crushed LONDON, Wednesday. DRITIgH War Minister John Strachey, back from an exhaustive tour of Ma--15 lava's guerilla battlefronts, said today that substantial of land and air forces were arriving to join the "toilsome operations in the gen- insula. Telling the
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    Call For Martial Law
    137 1  -  BY CROWN COLONIST Reuter. LONDON, Wed.—The London monthly Crown i Colonist, in an article, said today that the > Government should not "shrink from proclaim- ins: martial law" in Malaya. "More troops, more police, more equipment, specially for wireless communication, impro- ved intelligence services > and
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    Bandits Attack Train
    123 1 STOP PRESS JOUORE BAHRU. Today. —The North-Bound Singapore Kuala Lumpur Night Mail was attacked by bandits from both sides of the railway line, at Gemuang in the Pagoh Area of Segamat at 1 a.m. this morning. A Chinese passenger was wounded. He was later removed to Segamat
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    Opium Hanl: Indians Held
    55 1 Singapore police carlj this morning arrested three Indians in connection with the opium found on the Hoegh Silvermoon. It is understood that one i of them is the manager of I a firm of importers and exporters in vterket Street. The others are his brother and
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    MORE RED DOCUMENTS
    15 1 More Communist documents were found in Jalan Eunos and Hoiiway Lane yesterday.
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    35.000 (FLIES) AT ONE BLOW
    93 1 A.P. TOKYO. Wed. The public spirited, sanitation minded city of Okayama last week launched an "anti-fly campaign by offering 10 sen per head for each dead fly brought to the city hall (100 s sen make 1 yen). Several days later a fish peddler brought
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    City Fathers Vote Tomorrow
    369 2 Deputy Treasurer's Job MUNICIPAL Commissioners will meet tomorrow in afternoon to decide on the appointment of the City's Deputy Treasurer. This is the second time within four months that Commissioners have had to call a special meeting to discuss jobs Just as in the case of
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    POLLION-RIDER STOPPED AND ROBBED GIRL
    163 2 POT robbing a young tody t i Lvnhurst Koad on May M Low Kee LOUR was yesterday sent to jail for one ye*J*v Mr H. R. Kingdon, First Magistrate and District Judge yesterday. Se girt, Lim Rt Vim to <l Mi. Kingdon that when she
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    ROYAL RECEPTION
    47 2 beffc King Leopold ol me Belgians held a reception at the Belgian Kmbawy to the Holy See during bis recent vtatti io Home lor the Holy Year. Here he i> seen creeling the Titular isish.on' on Misihia. (ieonce de lon kH p D'Arduye. oi Batavia.
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    Robinsons' Win Weights Appeal
    257 2 THE Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. yes--1 terdav quashed the conviction and allowed the appeal cv tMPWOM oT Co. Uc. against a fine of MO in the Police Courts for 3fflng family scales which were not stamped. The Chief Justice, in his iudgment. said: "A trade
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    Fine Cut In Gaming Case
    157 2 Chinese woman. Phoon Xiii Heng. who had been sentenced, under the Common Gaming House Ordinance, to the maximum fine of $3,009. had the fine reduced by half in the Appt al Court yesterday. Failing to pay the hne. Phoon Kui Heng will undergo three months'
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    PETROL CASE ADJOURNED
    77 2 MALACCA, Wed. The case in which Mohammad Kas«an bin Hassan. Settlement Public Relations Officer, Malacca, faced three charges involving departmental petrol in the Sessions Court was adjourned to July 5. after the fifteenth vitness had given evidence today. Mr. A. J. W. Hockenhuil. Acting Director, Department of
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    TALK ON ECAFE
    38 2 Miss Viola Smith. Chief oi the Trade Promotion Division of 3CAFE. will be interviewed over the Blue network of Radio Malaya tomorrow at 7 30 p m. about current ECAFE activities as they affect Malaya.
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    BROKE PEACE
    59 2 Two middle-aged Chinese. Lim Kirn Ling and Tan Ah Seng, were each fined $5 by Mr C. H F. Blake, in the Third Police Court yesterday, for lighting in a public place. It was alleged that on June 20. Lim and Tan were found fighting Lfa tront oi
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    James To Meet Voters
    121 2 Mr. Frank H. James. Progressive Municipal Commissioner for East Ward, will discuss municipal matters with his constituents on Tucs clay. June 27, at the- Geyl*ng Eng ish school between %M p.m. and 7.30 p.m. The Action Municipal Prt_ident Mr. T. P. F. McNcict, recently stated that
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    $400 BRIBE OFFER
    156 2 Court Told Of– JOHORE BAHRU. We'd Awang bin Tuakim. a. driver attached, to- the Medical Department, told the Sessions Court- today he was offered $400 by S. Senacathy* a. sior-ekeeper of the same department, as a brio.' la keep his mouth shut lot to repeat certain 'vidence
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    Turke Sports A Spotted Hanky
    141 2 fU RhO" WesterMng wearing his ha pa eat expression to date, heard in the rirst i> strict Capri jMiateapay ci a provisional warrant <antalning fresh charges against him by th» I nited States ol Imlnne.sia. .tiaaien th* dock benches wen »i| occupied We*ter'ing sporing a
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    THE WITHERSPAYNES GIVE VARSITY $10,000
    50 2 A sum of $10,000 was donated to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund by Dr. C.H. Withers-Payne and Mr. J.H. Withers-Payne of Chartered Bank Chambers. The total amount collected for the Endowment Fund during last week, was $27.--279.72. Total donations so far stand at $2,771,197.13.
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    K. L. Municipal Request Downed
    210 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A SUB-COMMITTEE was appointed at todays meeting of the Municipal Commissioners to *go into the question of purchasing electricity in buik by the Kuala Lumpur Municipality. The Committee were to enter into discussions with the Central Electricity Board from whom the electric
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    IT'S NOT TRUE
    30 2 A.P. CALLENDAR. Ontario. Wed. Mrs. Olivia Dionne mother of the famous quintuplets said today that reports that she is expecting anothe. child are 'wmyMtlf j false." A.P.
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    CLERKS REFUTE SMITH'S CHARGE
    363 2 'We Are Not Bolstering Subversive Elements' CINGAPORE clerks yesterday vehemently denied that they were encouraging subversive elements by launching a 'fighting fund' or by talking of adopting a 'go-slow' policy. These were some of th* remarks passed by the Acting Colonial Secretary. Mr J D M\
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    STOLE PURSE -CHARGE
    74 2 Two Chines?. CHsn Kirn Soo ana Gian Yoke Hoey. claimed trial on a rhtrge of stealing a purs n the Third Police Court yesterday. ThS case wis postpolled to June 27. Hail of in one surety was ranted. I Kirn Soo and Yoki Hoey were alleged to
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    $2,000 BAIL IN BROTHEL CASE
    61 2 A 43-year-old Cantonese i woman. Tong Ah Heng, i was charged in the Fourth j Police Court yesterday, lor allowing her premises at I Tembeling Road to be used as a brothel on June 19. Tong claimed trial. The j I case was postponed to
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    RAF CHIEF IN K. L.
    65 2 KUALA LUMPUR W*dAir Chief Marshal Sir iWh Saunders. Insoe-:or-Gen cral of th« Rjvf.. arnted at Kuala Lumour corned this afternoon from Hongkong. He was met by Air Vice-Marshal F. J w M a i le*sh. Air Officer Com md" ing Malaya. While in the Feder
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    DETAINED
    51 2 Ooh Keng Seng. 43 who worked for the Social Welfare as a gardener at Bushy Park for a short time ana I later left the place wu charged for loitering in the i Second Police Court y- day. He was ordered to b I sent to the house o>I
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    P.H.B. Men Ask For House Allowance
    282 2 'tribune Staff Reporter. PENANG, Wednesday. Singapore Harbour employees are being provided with frc«j quarters, free electricity, and free water since the re occuoation—but the Penang Harbour Board employees are only claiming for the payment of housing allowance from August 1. 1947 and not from
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    Body Found In River
    178 3 Mysten' surrounds th< death of Wong Wai Tiew. a 55-year-old cook of the Rajah Brooke, whose body was discovered in trie Singapore River on June 14. At his inquest before Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner yesterday, it was stated that Investigations revealed that on
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    Sentence Quashed On Appeal
    160 3 A lorry driver, lim Geoa Poli under sentence of went l.'oiuiis imprisonment on a charge of causing grievous hurt to a Malay man by negligently dnvi&£ his lorry was cleared in the Appeal Court yesterday Lim was a'so disqualified from driving for two years. It was
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    JUVENILE CRIME IS ON THE DECLINE
    458 3 No Longer A Problem JUVENILE crime in the Colony has declined conJ siderably and has ceased to be a serious problem, said Mr. T. E. Hughes, Secretary for Social Welfare, yesterday when addressing the boys of the Bukit Timah Home who were celebrating their
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    UNICEF Gives Malaya $195,000 To Fight T. B.
    129 3 LAKE SUCCESS, Wed. Singapore and Malaya have been assigned $195.000 by the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund for a campaign against tuberculosis among children. An additional $2.187.000 was assigned to Indonesia. Japan was assigned an additional 3120,000 in raw cotton for
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    Leong Chee Yin (20) Gets A Break
    94 3 Leong Chee Yin. a 20--year-old English-educated Chinese, under a sentence of 14 days' imprisonment for having one tael of opium, was bound over in the sum of $50 for six months by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in the High Court yesterday.
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    GAOL FOR THE 'CURIOUS BOY'
    98 3 PENANG, Wed. Peh Boon Eng. a former Chunr Ling High School student described by his lawyer as a "curious boy" was today sentenced to 18 months' r.i. on the first charge and 12 months' on the second by the President of the Sessions Court Mr.
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    JAKARTA QUAKE
    32 3 JAKARTA. Thurs.—lt was tepoited that a fairly violent earthquake was felt here recently which lasted for about 40 to 50 seconds. The meteorological office gauged the tremor as "quiet violent".
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    Call For City Grant For Repertory
    311 3 SINGAPORE Municipality should "take under it* 13 wing*' the Repertory Theatre by not only reduc ing its production costs but in making an annua grant, it was stated at the first annual general meet ing of the Company yesterday. Repertory Theatre is of "terrific
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    FOUND WATCH IN DIRT HEAP PLEA
    109 3 Tan Kee Lum, a 25-year-old labourer, was bound over on $100 in one surety in the Second Police Court yesterday on a charge of stealing a wrist watch on board the Mauritius on May 25. Tan claimed that he picked up the watch from
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    Ceylonese Appeal Dismissed
    105 3 Arthur Joseph, a Ceylonese who was fined $200 on a charge of using criminal force on Mr. P. C. Nathan, a solicitor, at his house in East Coast Road on Nov. 27 last, had his conviction and fine confirmed in the High Court yesterday on appeal. It
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      444 3 NOTICES THE MOTOR VEHICLES REGULATIONS. (COMMERCIAL USE) Take notice that Han Yang Estate, Masai, Johore, intend to apply to the Commissioner of Road Transport, Kuala Lumpur, for a variation in Haulage Permit No. 1837 C. To be added to the above Haulage Permit 's One New Austin A.40 Pick-TTp, 10.6
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    TO EACH HIS OWN
    571 4 «INGAP,ORE'S Select Committee which examined the plan for a unified health service in Malaya is compelled to a painful conclusion. It feels forced to recommend that since the Federal Select Committee cannot support its plea for a single seniority list, then the Colony should set up
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    A Govt. Department Becomes A Commercial Enterprise: What Then Of The Houses?
    586 4 THE PEOPLE'S POSTBAG "PUBLIC" (Ipoh). AT the recent meeting of the Kinta Town Board, A Mr. C. H. Yin brought up a very pertinent question regarding the employees of tie Central Electricity Board occupying Government quarters. We all
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    MR. THIVY'S TRANSFER
    183 4 (Singapore). rE pending transfet of Mr. J.A. Thivy. Representative of the Government of India in Malaya, to Mauritius is a big surprise to Indians in Malaya in general, and Perak in particular. They consider his departure will be a great loss to Malayan Indians. As a Perak
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    WARNING TO LANDLORDS
    129 4 SUFFERER Kampar rE Chairman of the Town Board, Kinta. Mr. J. M. Brandcr. did a great service to the public, especially to long-suffering tenants and sub-tenants, by issuing a timely warning to landlords against considerable increase in house rents. The fact that landlords guilty of this offence
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    'NEHRU SAYS NO'
    147 4 A MALAYAN. MAY I comment on your leader of June 19. entitled "Nehru Says 'No." In my opinion. Pandit Nehru was very correct in refusing aid to the Federation Government to bring an end to the current bandit war. As you have yourself stated, "to do so
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    China Reds Can't Ignore The West
    776 4 Reuter-AAP. SPECULATION i. bout future trading prospects with Communist China has taken a slightly more optimistic turn with the resumption of efforts by important Far Eastern shipping companies to rur. the Nationalist blockade of Shanghai and other Cen--tral and South China torts. These attempts
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    150 Leading Citizens Were Invited But Only 7 Replied
    746 4  -  SINGAPORE'S INDIFFERENCE TO 'THE REPERTORY THEATRE BY 1 C.H. WITHERS-PAYNE In an address to the annual meeting of the Singapore Repertory Theatre last night. FOR some time it has been felt that a city of the si?,e and importance of Singapore
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    The Indian Agent States His Case
    438 4 SEGAMBUT SQUATTERS N. S. S. Maniam in bis letter published the other day alleged among other things that some Indian squatters growing betel leaf and vegetables at Segambut, who were served by a mining concern with notices to quit the area occupied by them,
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    HIGH RUBBER PRICE HITS BIG ESTATES
    219 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. GENERAL dissatisfaction over the fact that the info crea sed price of rubber has not been reflected in n rubber-workers' wages is indicated in the Report f the Federation Labour Department for May. The report says ''the workers are generally con-
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    CLUB TALK
    24 5 M M CA, W«d. Mr. editor ol ana, Kuala dk at the MetA School Hall, on Fri JH m. under the afl
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    2 Cleared Of Brothel Charge
    210 5 TWO Chinese joint tenants of a house in Syed Alwi Road, Tay Kear Kear and Ong Ah Pah. under sentence of six months' imprisonment each on a charge of allowing their premises to be used as a brothel, were cleared of the charge in the
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    28 Japs For America
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    Indian Navy Has Ambitious Plans
    209 5 D EAR-ADMIRAL G. Barnard, Commanding the In--11 dian Naval Squadron, told the press in his flagship I.N.S. Delhi, yesterday, said that the Indian Navy has plans for more cruisers, destroyers ani eventually an aircraft-carrier. The Indian Government is at present engaged in training personnel for
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    AN INDIAN IN COMMAND
    66 5 Commodore Barnard has been promoted to the rank of Rear Admiral. He is relinquishing th" eomniand of INS Delhi. The command of IN* Deli: in being entrusted to an Intlian officer, Commander A. K. hatterji, who has been promoted to the rank of Captain. These promotions
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    DAME MELBA'S BROTHER IN THE COLONY
    62 5 IS. Mitchell, a brother ce'ebrated Dame Nelia, arrived here recenttrd the Norwegian tgh Merchant from HtcheU, who is acKd by his wife and is on his way to Imd possibly USA on W Ins retireSew years ago, he had X interests In sheep In
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    untitled OLYMPIC REPORT
    19 5 ■come addition to the torary at 26 Raffles made yesterday Marmor. As&oCorrespondent, of "Report ■Lstates OlymGames
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    4 Reds Hit In Grik Battle
    231 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. FOUR bandits were wounded in a baUle with security forces in me Grik area of Perak yesterday. They all managed to escape. The security forces followed up and found a hurriedly evacuated camp. Tney picked up the trail of the fleeing
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    MAGAZINE CHIEF HERE
    59 5 Mr. Luis Mortal, of the business department of the American magazine Readers' Digest", arrived in Singapore yesterday, on routine business trio which has lasted since March, when he left New York. He will stay in Singapore for a few days, before going on to Indonesia and India.
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    JPs Need Not Witness Election Forms
    192 5 APPLICATIONS to become registered voters need A not necessarily be signed by Justices of Peace as witnesses, it was stated. Mr. M. Ponnuduray, Assistant Supervisor of Elections announcing this yesterday, said that anybody can sign as a witness, "so long as he understands the
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    TIN ORE OUTPUT ON THE RISE
    478 6 —Though Reserve Land Is Short TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS THE production of tin-ore concentrates in the Fed- eration last year totalled 1,229,967 piculs—a rise of 226,098 piculs over 1948 output. Operations of the industry were hampered by the emergency especially, in prospecting, but it
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    LONDON SHARES
    130 6 LONDON Wed. Interest broac. ened in the London Stock Ex change at the start of the mw trading per «>d today.- Fmall but widespread demand tor better elMi issues created nrm n*cei in many ettions. The bulk ot business, however was in Brit sh Rovenuuent stocks. Gain;; of
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    EXCHANGE
    25 6 Exchange rates in force now are: Buying Sealing London 2/4 7/32 2 4 1/32 Hongkong f-3 1/16 53 5/8 Australia 2/11 3/8 2/10 31/32
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    Dull
    15 6 Singapore, .fun** 21. Dull and easier conditions prevailed in the local share market today.
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    IN PORT
    80 6 Islander (15); Kwriyang <44) Fossaru* (sheers); 1.(***** Other ri«); Buian (sheers); Hr.lv d Boulogne -cr M?r (4 Empiro Pride <42-3); bivere M'); Myrmidon (38-39) Charon (36): Glcnartnry (3C-37); Astyrnax (35); H. Silverinoon (31-32); AMv.-ntix <17>; Xordve t (19-20); Tjiktmpek (19-20); M. Br ad r (21-22); Frederick (ilowr (21-22);
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    SEA MAIL
    67 6 Surface naU is expected in Singapore :oday from Ct. Britain. .N. Ireland, Eire, Err< pc, North and West Africa, West Indie-«, Egypt and Ceylon. Latest tunes tor posting mirfm mafl tod*) at Ibe I;.}'.<>. ut<noon for Western Austral a, Eastern Australia (letters Otilyl, Phi ippine (stands. U.S.A.. Canada,
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    Share Quotations
    803 6 SINGAPORE. .11 NE 21. INDI STBIAI.S Buyer* Sellers Atlur. Ice 11.90 15.25 Alex. Bri. ks Pref. US US ord. 2.25 2.3" E. B. Petrol 32 6 3. 6 xd B M. Trustees 7.00 7.50 Con. Tm Smelt Pret. 20 I 2: 6 xd < rrd. :fi 9 17
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    RUBBER EASY AGAIN
    105 6 THE rubber commodity market opened steady yesterday at 74 Ms cents for July shipment, but with buyers satisfied, the price sagged towards the close. There were only sellers in evidence, ejpecial'y from upeountry. Closing prices in cents* per oound were Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS f.o.b. July
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    DATES ARRIVE FOR 'PUASA'
    107 6 Hoegh Slvermoon tied tin in BiMCapore On Tuesday with a cargo, total ing J6.000 lons for the Colony. on the list wfr, 7.000 baskets and fc'u eases of dates from the Red Sea port Of 1-asra, 6.00(1 lialea of uotton |< ccc po> d and 7fo
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    MAIZE, BRAN, RICE ARRIVALS
    45 6 A rargo of 1.900 tons no moating maize, bran and rice for Sti pore produce merchants s l)>- Of unloaded from the small ship Rebeverett. The targo is fcom Rangoon. After unloading the "Rebeverett" will nail for Bangkok to load lice.
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    7,000 TONS OF RICE ARRIVE
    157 6 The Rriti.sh ship "lon aa Moon" discharged the last ot 2,000 tons of Rangoon lice lor Hons Kong Into Singapore godownd yesterday. She wi 1 move i.it.. the stream before coicplet'am ftnal unloading. Th.s c< ment of rice will later be put aoobia the isomaii
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    LARUT TIN SEEK NEW LANDS
    365 6 I ARUT Tin Fields are negotiating with Perak Gov L ernment for the acquisition of land adjoining the company's property. A committee is working or the Scheme which m*»v involve a cash outlay nrr," bably of about £175,000. y pro The scheme would involve compensation
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    Tin Prices
    83 6 SINGAPORE, 21- T pries was $299 i 4 p r „j P J ex-smelter. Up 1 8 1 urn LONDON, June 20Spot £594. Down Eg 1 9 months £595.' Settlement prioe «0, Down £2 12. 94 Turnover: 35 ton* SECOND session Spot £598 S4. rioun Three months £595
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    Latest
    55 6 U.P. LONDON. Wed. Ti, market ftnned slightly with soot queied ten shiil ings higher at and three months rive sndLnti nigher at £5971. The closing prices verr spot £$961 buyers eft j sellers with busines I Three months 659*. b. £598 seller., with busing at £598 and £597 The
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    GOLD PRICES
    15 6 IHK goiu quotations- J HK55.94 per USIL HK.j115.25 per sterling. HK5263.5 per te.<
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    Boys' Home Sports
    19 7 The finish oi the Sei.io hundred yards race, held at the Bukit Timah Boys H.une. yesterday.
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    Sidwell Quits London Tennis
    268 7 LONDON. Wed. Duly Sidwc 1 the Australian Davis cupper withdrew from the sing 01 in the London tennis championships at Queen's Clun today defaulting to [rvia Dorman (UA|< The dapper Wttle Austra|uit after rain ended the day s ntgy midway throthe uliinmd scheduled said he wante<l
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    DEATH
    51 7 M. A. Angullia. aged 4r veara expired on 21-6-50 at 1.30 a.m.. at No. 77 Bencooier Street. He is one of the 11 ustees of A. M. a Angullia Estate (deceased). He leaves rehind two sons. laughters and a widow. Pun- ral today at 3 p.m. to Bidatari Mohamedan
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    Penang Scrape Through To Draw With Tourists
    290 7 PENANG, Wednesday. DENANG held the Sing Tao football tourists to one-all draw before a capacity crowd here today. 'I*h*» mntf li wn« rvnv/»-ft ."»T I i iir- moll li wa.> ayn' m cracking pae»> th rout lion I Penang fielded on*- chant* from
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    BILLETT AND LAWLER GIVEN FAREWELL PARTY
    132 7 MALAYAN jockeys and trainers gave a cocktail party en Tuesday at the Princess Restaurant in honour of Mr. Rube Billet, the S.R.A. efflcial starter, and Mr. and Mrs. BH Lawler, who are leaving for Australia on leave. In leplv to Mr. Ellery's npgirwhj M
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    2 Penalties Gave Astons 6-1 Victory
    120 7 ASTON A. C. trounced the 4th Suoply R.D.RA.S.O by six goals to one in n SA.F.A. Junior B-2 fixture at Geylang Stadium yesterI day. i Aston obtained two penalties towards the end of the game through the questionable tactics of Ahmad, the Supply Depytfi
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    KING KONG v. SAM BURMISTRER
    63 7 The letuin between King Kong and the singing Jewish grapp'er Sam Burmistei, which has been fixed for Satuidav at the Happy World Stadium, will be 100 minutes ot non-stop wrestling. For the first time in Singapore, two judges will ofliciate at the contest and the
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    DRAW FOR WIMBLEDON FIRST ROUND
    379 7 TOUCH OPPONENT FOR FELICISIMO AMPCM LONDON, Wednesday. THE draw for the first round of the All-England Lawn Tennis Championships was made today at Wembiedon with a noticeable absence of early Hashes between weiiknown players. The Tournament Committee seeded 16 playern in the men's singles this
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    Mapuas Beat Goldies In Thrilling Game
    366 7 4 capacity crowd last night saw the Mapua Teen A Cardinals trounce the Santa Tomas 'Glowing Goldies' by 66—48 at the Happy World Sta&um The long awaited match between the giants did produce the thrills that were expected. The Cardinals won through better combination
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    MANSFIELD S.C.
    74 7 MANSFIELD Sports i nn> «r!ii hold three cOCBOetttIOTW fOi three Cha Cupa 10BHTiow and Saturday. SOCCKK (For the Jenkins < wp): Married Singles M f.C.C Tftmorr.Tv. K.Jf n in. TABLK-TENNIS 'For the KlacK Cup): Inter-Det>». Fa«ul SiraJU St«ant#h v v. Main i.m« (Blue rMinnel). Kest Rorm Bui!d:iiK. Saturday.
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    148 ENTRIES FOR IPOH
    706 7 A TOTAL of 148 I •ATM* hay been mitred tor tha Perak Turf Club July M fim to bt mn on July 1. ."> ;in<l B. The en tries comprise 112 i-om I i and 3G from ctaaa 5. The Mile nnd lio Yd r*-* i«.r
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    HEAVYWEIGHT BABY CHAMP
    73 7 A.P. BRAY. Ireland. Wed. Michael Kinch. a boy born on June 13 to 34-year-old Mrs. Mary Kinch at 17 lbs. 2 ozs. is claiming the world's record lor heavyweight newborn babies Michael is Mrs. Kinch's fifth child. Nurse A Clarke who help to deliver the baby said.
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    TAMILS B.A. BEAT NAVY 1-0
    139 7 rfTHE fain'! brotherhood I Association rurpnsed the rtnyai Nay/ yesterday when iWjf beat ti* latter by the on y goal in the game at JfiTttp Besar Stadium. The result was contrary to ac run of play for the Navy wen the i>etier side. Tne y
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    Worrell's Big Spell Checks Sussex
    209 7 HOVE, Sussex, Wednesday. A great si>ell by Worrell in which he took three wickets in nine balls for three runs undid Sussex's fine start of 170 for two, and the count could only muster 220 runs before they were all ou* today. At the close
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    County Cricket
    140 7 LONDON. Wed Heavy n.in i turiii j»la\ io >>♦' abandoned for the day in the 'oltowtac foUl tirst-elass <-ricket mateh-s >(w mencine today At Bristol. G caieestersh re verus Hampshire. Hannxnin tour for one virket. At Dudley. Worcestershire ver- j ■us Kent. Worcesterahite IT for no wicket. At
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    MALAY S.A.
    129 7 MALACCA. Wed.—At the general meeting of the Malay Sports Association held recently, following were elected office-bearers for the venr. President- Che Hasrdm bin Haji Abdul Gbani; Vice President: Che Basha bin Ta'.ib, Che A ias bin Matsil and Che Mohd. Yunus bin Din; HOB, Secretary: Haji nassan bin
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    C.S.C. DANCE
    30 7 The uttt<te*fe awirAming Club will hold a "Krong•txag N ght ano Dance on 3nturday (Juiw 2') trom :.'5O p.m. to 1 a.m. lor memtry ant» iHtti relatives oniy.
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    Scoreboard
    122 7 SI'SSKX IST INN'S. John Langi-idgr < WaUotl h Picm g l>. Smith l»w Wtmmmmm m Oakes b Worr.ll 3g Cox b Worr«'l J. Oake* llnv Worrell I'arks t Walr.it', b t.ume- I i.nfiitli b Kamudhiu Jamr» LangritUe r Walroit 0 Worrell James b Worn II (ornferd not out Wood
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    HO GETS GUNS, AMMO FROM MAO
    167 8 LORRY LOADS ARE CROSSING BORDER A.P. LANGSON, Indochina, Wednesday. P#'EjNCH military intelligence have naw reliable evidence that the Chinese Communists are shipping war material across the border to the rebel forces of Moscow-trained Ho Chi Minn. Convoys composed-of several trucks each are travelling regularly
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    'This Ship No Come, I Die,' Sole Survivor
    224 8 'This Ship No Come, I Die, Sole Survivor CAIRO, Wednesday. THE sole suivivor of the 7,139-ton British arms ship Indian Enterprise, which blew up on Monday in the Red Sea with a crew of 74 on board, identified himself at Suez today as Nur Hussain, aged 38 of Calcutta, a
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    NO ROOM
    44 8 LONDON. Weu. The Soviet Tass agency was conspicuous by its absence toly irom the Ust oi toreign correspondents invited to visit Britain's atomic energy res 'arch station at narwtu tomorrow. No Iron Curtain country will be in the 24- nan pr?ss party.
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    The 'Brab' In London
    43 8 TH E Bristol Brabazon. world's largest landplane, pictured after Undue, at London Airport for the first time. Owing to difficulties in obtaining: passenger carrying certificates in time, arrangements to fly Premier Clement Attlee on a demonstration trip were cancelled.
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    Big Opium Haul At Docks
    146 8 Singapore customs iflftc C working *'ith Eodiba\ customs ofticir—struck their second big Now at joium smugglers on Tuesday Dight. when they s?iz?d 250 oounds of cpium fiomm the hold of the Norwet.a.. freighter "Hoegh Silvermoon." Waiting at thq dockside. the ofl cr i U*iJacdlaiel» went
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    Song Recital By Chinese Soprano
    160 8 PLASOOW-tralned Miss Aug II Kirn I' e\. I give sung recital on i uesday next at the Brlt'Sh Council Hall at 830 p.m. The concert is apeaaorad by t&e Singapore Mus.c Circle but is open to the public. An LntereaUng programme has been prepared! it
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    N.Z. STRIKE
    47 8 Reuter. WELLINGTON. New Zealand. Wed. A cargo of carbon black unloaded by Wellington dockers after they had won 'dirt" money in a two-day strike was held up again today when transport drivers refused to move it from the whan. They, too, demanded dirt money.— Reuter.
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    SHOPS TO BE CONTROLLED—BID TO STOP BANDIT SUPPLIES
    258 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Two new Emergency Refiliations published today give power to local authorities to control shops In outlying areas where they may form a possible source of food supply to the bandits. Under these orders State or Settlement authorities can diiect
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    Garland To Tell Her Story....
    159 8 Garland To Tell Her Story U.P. Wednesday. lUDY Garland sent word through her agent todaJ that she will be ready "in a day or two" to tell why she tried to kill herself by hacking at her throat with the jagged edge of a drinking glass. "She is in a
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    U.S. REPRESENTATIVE
    31 8 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. A U.S. representative will be appointed for the three power London meeting which wi'l consider the possibility of ending the state of wui with Germany. —U.P.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    391 8 UMH\! AMtni w 'S < i\ M > (11 v Mr. s. "The btotgauore Fire Br gmde" School H;> I, p.m. BED lKO>x HUl'IKffV: OR' Peoples netting- 1 SP to o i .1.1 Weslev Church. THEOSOPHK Al. SOCIETY: Public lecture at S, «'n inhill Road, at 6.30
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    Malaya Invited For Science Meet
    70 8 NEW DELHI. Wed.- Malaya has been invited to n:<rtieippte in the Pan-Indian Ocean Science Congress to be held in India in January next, simultaneosly with annual session of the Indian Science Congress. The object of this Coneress is to discuss and promote concerted action in
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    22 8 A untitled Indian hands t art-puller died as he was carrying a bair or su*rar wei»rhing a pirul in Prangin Road. PBaaag*.
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    COLOUREDS TO TAKE KHAMA CASE TO U.N.
    269 8 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. rOLOURED People's Organisations throughout" the world are mustering forces for a protest to the United Nations against Britain's five-year exile of Bamangwato chief Seretse Khama and h s whit wife Ruth from the British African protectorate of Bechuanaland. N. Anan,
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    IGNORED CHIANG WARNING
    137 8 HONGKONG. Wed. Chinese Nationalist aircraft today bombed and machine pinned two British ships neai Swatow. South China, lees than a week aftei oik. of them had struck a Nationalist mine. Neither sufTeied damage or casualties. Today's incident followed Nationalist warning on June 14 that any ship found
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    THE ALLY'S END
    28 8 A.P. MOSCOW. Wed. TUc newspaper British All y, q Russian language papei. published by the British government in Moscow may end publication this year. A.P
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