Malaya Tribune, 18 July 1950

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    15 1 MALAYA Tribune NEWS TODAY rvTR n PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    LAYCOCK LASHES AT "CENSORSHIP" MOVE
    389 1 'No Protection For Public 9 TODAY'S COUNCIL MEETING Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. H] Laycock (Municipal North East), 1 I pposed the Finance Amendment at the meeting of the Legislative Coui morning. ndment would give power to an authori person to examine any postal article
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    Nonis Again In Court
    49 1 HNG \Pi >KK. Today. V EPH NONIS H a.. .1 brought beMi I V Fyfe in the Kemorning. t murder r if 'I I I I r, r„ rn o«.lure ».hc rc room I ary, ana on the floor. nnan .1 s.r Notts to he
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    Reds Admit Heavy Losses
    18 1 A.P. r h Korean Commu- j^ 10 this <-<k.,, had been t,i. ""<*'d*rs return-
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    Yong Murder Case Again
    61 1 SINGAPORE, rocay. Ng Kai Sung was Drougm before tne Ke ief Court tocay hHTm« Mr. H.A. Fyfe vvn« .1 a charge of murder was mentioned Ng is alleged to nave murdered Mr. Yong Ylt L.ln a r Tong Lam Club. Bukit Pason Koad, wli'le M.. Yong
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    THE GOVERNOR EXTENDS A WELCOME
    55 1 Mr. R. M. Young. Acting Director of Education, (left) who takes the Director, Mr. A. W. msoj s .seat on the Legislative C ouncil while he is on leave, seen shaking hands with the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, after being sworn in at
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    YANKS STILL HOLD TAEJON
    251 1 Reds Fought To Standstill U.P. KOREA FRONT, Today. 4T 11.30 this morning, an Eighth Army spokesA m9n reported that American forces still hold Taejon, important city on the west flank of the Korean battle line. Th-* sDokesman said American forces have b3en fighting with great determination
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    PROTEST TO U.N
    33 1 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today. Greece protested to the United yesterday against a "new act of Bulgarian aggression." The Greeks said h oieek scldit» >vas killed in. a border clash. A.P.
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    REDS BLOW UP FRENCH CAMP
    105 2 UP HANOI, Today.—Twelve trucks were oiown up and several French paratroopers were injured yesterday in an explosion of time-bombs placed inside a French military camp by Communistled rebel saboteurs. The explosions set lire to a gasoline dump and damaged the electrical plant. Other bomb? were
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    Yank's New Positions
    155 2 A.P. TOKIO. Today. r\ F.JON'S hours seemed numbered today as signs mounted that the American Menders were beginning a wide withdrawal toward a foothill line 3f> mites southeast. North Korean Communists, with 10 to one superiority, nressed on from their Kum River bridgeheads close unon Taejon. General
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    NO COMMENTS
    31 2 A.P BOSTON. Mon Zaki Hashem refused to comment today on a published report that his beautiful former fiancee, Narriman Sadek, has become the secret bride of Egypt's king. —A.P.
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    U.N. Aid For Children Of Formosa
    93 2 A.P. TAIPEH. Mori.—Tne Nationalist Government and a United Nations agency today signed an agreement for a health programme for the children of Formosa. It irrvo'vcs BGG (antituberculosis) vaccinations for nearly 1,000.000 Foimosan school children and the establishment of child care services in the rural
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    BUS TRAPPED
    26 2 A.P MANILA. Mon. Thirty heavily armed outlaws ambushed a bus in tht nearby Cavite Province last night killing two passes rs and wounding 14—A.P.
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    Moscow Holds Air Day On Paper
    181 2 A.P MOSCOW. Mon.- Russia's annual Air Force Day was observed yesterday and today by long newspaper editorials and articles by leading aviation generals. The Air Day show, held annually at Tushino Airport near Moscow, was cancelled because of bad weather. Lt. General Vassily Stalin
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    It's A War Of Nerves
    363 2  -  By Harry Ferguson UP Foreign News Editor. U.P. NEW YORK, Monday.—It becom .s clearevery day that Russia does not think thai now the time or Korea is the place to stu"' World War III. The Kremlin still is waging a war of nerves and a
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    DESTROYED BY BLAZE
    59 2 A.P. GALILEE. thousand acni i d land, pastur and orchards v. Ed last week bj which d in district. Ten thousand mobilised foi l 'blaze. On; veh was reported ed to assis* In hi and court action has started against him. as *<■ as against som sun
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    RHEE IS STILL CONFIDENT
    133 2 U.P. SOMEWHERE IN KOREA Monday.—President Syngman Rhee spoke confidently ot ultimate victory and the unification of Korea at a ceremony today commemorating the second anniversary of the constitution of the Republic of Korea United States Ambassaaor John Muccio. Chinese Ambassador, cabinet members and member* of the
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    GOVERNOR ARRIVES FOR TODAY'S COUNCIL MEETING
    27 3 ernor arriving for this morning's Legisla Ive Council meeting, by (left) A.S.P. Mr. E. J. Linsell and (right) Mr. Frank Pestana.
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    Canvassing for Funds For Bandits Alleged
    580 3 FIRST CASE IN JOHORE JOHORE BAHRU, Today. ED Ong Kong, 45-year old Hokkien, was arraigned before Mr. v Paul Storr and two assessors in the High Court this morning barge of b?ing a bandit subscription collector. Ong Kong was alleged to have received $5
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    INDIANS URGED TO WORK FOR MALAYA
    196 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Mr. John Thivy, Representative of the Government of India, yesterday told the local Indians that sacrifice was the keynote to success- and urged them to follow such a course if they want to be of real service to their fellow countrymen
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    Korea Report By Truman
    67 3 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Mon. President Truman will send a report to Congress on the -Korean war on Wednesday. The outline of the Presidential message was discussed at a White House conference this morning between President Trumaft and his Big Four Congressional leaders. Government officials predict that the
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    RIGHT OF WAY
    36 3 A.P. WASHINGTON. Today The House of Representatives Rules Committee yesterday gave the U551,222,500,000 foreign military aid bill the right ot way for debase in the House today* with passage slated for tomorrow. —A.P.
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    SUGAR RACKET IS STILL ON
    268 3 Despite fifteen prosecutions carried out by tho Food Control Department, Singapore's sugar retailers are still hoarding or selling su*?ar above the control price of 28 cents a katty. A c H ~ck by a Tribune man around Tanjong Pagar district revealed that some shops were
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    U.N. Govt. For South Urged
    97 3 VASHINGTON, Today. Yong Jeung Kirn, President of the Korean Affairs Institute, today suggested replacing the South Korean government of Syngman Rhee with a United Nations civil government. The Institute is a four-man affair, composed of members of the Kirn family in the United States. It
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    Life In Shanghai Satisfactory
    154 4 A.P CALCUTTA, Svn Sir Robert Urquhart. retiring British Consul-general at Shanghai, said life in Shanghai under the Communists was "fairly satisfactory Public security is good, he -aid, and sufficient food is available at steady prices. Taxation is the greatest pro hi em. he added. So far,
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    U.S. MAY NOT COMPROMISE ON KOREA
    312 4 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Monday. Observers here think American Secretary of State Dean Acheson is convinced that any compromise on the basic issues of the Korean crisis would constitute appeasement of an aggressor, and would almost certainly bring on other Communist attacks elsewhere in the world.
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    Australian Premier Robert G. Menzies is pictured before a battery ot microphone» at London Airport after ill4- arrival on July 13. Arter a week in Britain, the iisitine statesman continues n:s »oar to th»* I nited State*, i anada and New Zealand. — /VP. Photo.
    47 4 Australian Premier Robert G. Menzies is pictured before a battery ot microphone» at London Airport after ill 4 arrival on July 13. Arter a week in Britain, the iisitine statesman continues n:s »oar to th»* I nited State*, i anada and New Zealand. /VP. Photo. A.P. Photo.
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    Smoking May Cause Cancer
    299 4 A.P. PARIS, Monday.—Three teams of scientists today blamed smoking, especially cigarettes for apparently causing part of the increase in lung cancer, the fastest growing type of cancer in ttia U.S. Their reports, all by Americans, were made to the fifth International Cancer Research Congress. They constituted
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    ORDERED CUT OF KOREA
    58 4 TOKIO. Monday. Marguerite Higgins. loreign correspondent for the New York Herald Tribune, said last night she had been ordered out of Korea and told to return to Tokio "under escort." Miss Higgins raid in a telephone interview from an advanc ?d American bas i that she
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    Israeli Navy Ends Summer Exercises
    163 4 A.P. HAIFA. Monday s kith mc r nanoeuvi the Istae i Navy. the lirst ~>n n largo scat were completed today *hrr. two squadrons ol th Navj returned to Haifa. 1 1 mock battleground covered the whole eastern Mediterranean as far at th<- Turkic coas..
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    GARDNER MAY FIGHT BRUCE
    74 4 A.P. LEICESTER. Mon. -Tour* Jack Gardner tonight wor the right to fight Brow Woodcock for the British unc Empire heavyweight tit:- bj outpe nting Welshman Johnny Williams in a 12-rounc bout. Gardner wciglud m it 204-1 4 pounds to William-' 188-3/4. Gardner, 24 used I and
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    LONDON SHARES
    95 4 U.P. LONDON, Mon. Tl tin market steadied during afternoon saasicn price cf spot reg pet ten ct the morning making a net fall ef £32 toda>. Three month; i ed £3% cf the early 1 leaving a net less fci the cm; oi £31. Spot doted at £68<
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    NO OFFERS OF TROOPS YET
    102 4 Reuter LAKE SUCCESS. Today. —Twenty nations have replied to United Nations Secretary Genual Mr. Trygve Lie's appeal for military aid in Korea but have been no otters of troops. Their delegations have informed the United Na- tions that then* governments are considering Mr. Lie's appeal,
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    DOUBLE DOUBLECROSS
    874 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY by W.A. CLARKE IM in the gymnasium one tunning over the punchball. when who dc?s I but Sammy Parkin watching me very hard. This ia tei whom it is no pood should be watching me medium or soft, let alone g [put rnj dukes down
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    US. REPLY TO NEHRU
    82 5 U.P WASHINGTON, Monday. STATE, Department spokesman Lincoln White today confirmed that Indian Ambassador Madame Pandit this morning delivered to Mr. Acheson a copy of Premier Stalin's reply to Mr. Nehru s ncte, discussing the possibility ot a peace settlement in Korea. He said the United States'
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    REDS STONE CEYLON MINISTER
    154 5 Reuter. COLOMBO. Mon People attending a Communist meeting on Colombo's popular seafront park UaTJe Green yesterday stoned Ceylon's Fmanace Minister, Mr. J. R. Jay awardene and members or his family. They also shouted anti-Amerkan slogans. Police othtially denied theie was any "incident", but Mr. Jayawardenc stated
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    SIR OWEN DIXON IN KARACHI
    69 5 A.P. KARACHI, Mon. The United Nations Representative in Kashmir, Sir Owen Dixon, accompanied by Colonel Hodges. Chief U.N. Military Adviser on Kashmir, and four others, arrived in Karachi today. Sir Owen Dixon had a meeting with the Premier. Liaquat Ali Khan, and Foreign Minister Zafarullah
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    MALAYANS' PILGRIMA
    146 6 Exclusive Pictures A contingent of nearly 75 Christian pilgrims from all over Malaya, Siam, Hongkong aud Macao. form?d Malaya's Holy Year delegation to the Vatican, where they were received in audience by the Pope. The delegation was headed by the fcJisnop of Malacca, M. Olcomendy, whose jurisdiction extends
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    DANISH SHIP HITS MINE, SINKS
    87 7 A.P. HAMBURG. Mon.—Hamburg shipping authorities on Saturday reported that they had received reports that the Danish ship. DardX hat. sunk alter apparency hit ting a mine .n the Baltic. The authorities said that according to their informa lion, the accident occurred at 1622 GMT Saturday
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    WALLACE BACKS ACTION IN KOREA
    51 7 SOUTH SALE. NEW YORK I Mon .-Mr. Henry Wallace said here tnat ne would resign the pgpejsive Party leadership i: the rank and file reject hH views on Korea. Mr Wallace has o-Ciared hi* support of th > United States and 'he United Nations in
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    'GI LACKS FIGHTING ABILITY'
    458 7 A.P LONDON, Monday.—The magazine. Pubnc Opinion, says the average American soldier lacks fighting ability. "Badly led, ill-equipped and confronted wltn forces that completely outnumber them, the U.S. Army is enduring rout and retreat," tne magazine said in a page one article on the Korean war. The
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    BACK IN HARNESS
    33 7 AP. PRETORIA. :.:on. TO South African Prime Minis tci: Daniel Malan. returns tomorrow to l retorti from a curtaik-d holiday to study the U.N. request for aid W Korea. —AP.
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    'US OFFICER' OVER RED RADIO
    145 7 U.P HONGKONG. Tod-. Peiping Radio today cast an alleged memiK from an American priso Lt. Herbert Marlatt "fellow Americans. o shooting and bombing X cans, who have never don any injustice toward the United States and l< Korea immediately." A Pyongyang disp: saul Marlatt. attached
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    FILM MAGNATES DAUGHTER FALLS TO DEATH
    105 7 U.P LOS ANGELES. Today.— President Dionysia SkOUl 23-year-old pretiy daughter of film magnaSkouras, died yesterday, several hours alter she fell four stories lrom .ne Fox West Coast Theatre Exchange building, owned by her uncle Charles Skouras. Relatives said the g»i had been in a
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    15 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    44 7 A.P. BOGOTA. Kg* J rSnc- June 9 was found with all aboard »ftd Periia mo;:iuains. «0 m S of Maracaibo. VeneZ, \4n s-arches reported that io mlsaloaarlea and o chilchvn were killed when a\rcraft hit thetree'ops and caught fire.—A.r.
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    TOMORROW'S FORM GUIDE
    10010 8 Cbss I, Div. 1-1 Mile And 6 Yards INDIAN HEATHER 90S WON: 10-4-50, Ipoh, 8 05 (Ayres) Class 1. li miles. The PERAK DERBY. 2nd. Your Highness. 7.12 (Little) Tme 2 mins. 36 2,5 sees. Goinr Yielding. SCRATCHED: 20.5.50. Spore. 9.07. Class 1 Div. L 1 m
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    Few Went Fast Today
    348 10  -  TRAINING AT BUKIT untitled By ALBERT SPENCER THE track was soft when workouts wuchd 1 Bukit Timah this morning. Few rtfi ral were seen and fastest time returned wasl seconds over the three by Happy Quadrant! ing Boy) Release II (Mawi). and Natural (N Boy). Cockiaw
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    WEIGHTS FOR STEWARDS CUP
    103 10 Reuter. LONDON. Mod.- Lunrvnary. i<>|< weight for next Tuaaatagfa Rearurds Cup. was installed 16 2 favourite at the first oflcjkal paliovcr on the hip Goodwood sprint a> the Victoria Club here to.iij.-hi. Last year's runm r- up F oar-tan Sacrifice is second fWMillK> h» 9—l with
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    BRAZIL MOURN!
    92 10 J KIO Dl Mon— Xi«». aflat X virtualh in m<* over llra/il H lo*»Hl J gnay in th, wM 4 S final >.ht.nU>. h to return t<» HaaV day V One man aHi i to have aM at uV« J while lisieninß broaden*! al th At th.- stadium
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    ANOTHER untitled CHAMPION
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    RACE CARD
    1151 11 is tin race card for to morrow, Second jV Singapore Turf Club July Meeting. W "hi,. Tote will be on Race 5 and 8, Big Sweep J be drawn on Kace 7. i »15 I' M.—CI. 2, Div. 5—6 Furs. 5 Yds. IM n v "Mr. Pob<*rt M.
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    Four Good 'Things' For Tomorrow's S'pore Races
    1596 11  -  By SPOT THE mile race for Class 1 Division 1 horses will see a keen tussle between M. Breukt len's two candidates, Pat's Fancy and Snowy Owl II. Pat's Fancy will no doubt receive more support on her past performances, as Srowy Owl
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    SECURITY FORCES UNEARTH BIG ARMS DUMP
    105 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. SECURITY forces operating in North Johore yesterday unearthed a large well-camouflaged bandit arsenal. The following arms were recovered: two Vickers machine-guns, one Lewis gun, one Bren gun, one Japanese light machine-gun, one American light machine-gun, 17 rifles, 13
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    Singapore Markets Today
    251 12 U.P. RUBBER RISES The rubber commodity r.u»rket by noon today has firmed un b) 3 12 cent? from the last wo. king day. Advene news from Koi ea w.is th. main fill p 10 the n.arket. The optaiag price was S4 cents fur aVittJtuM first ■heat, Th*
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    ABACA
    47 12 A.P WASHINGTON. Today.— The Philippines Ambassador Joaquin EUzalde is working to modify a U5535,000,000 programme to expand the U.S. abaca production in Central America. The measure has been appioved by the House Armed Services Sub-committee, but Elizalde hopes to have it changed in* the full committee.—A.P
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    SWEDISH AID
    25 12 STOCKHOLM. Sun.—The dispatch of a Swedish Ambu'arce Unit to South Korea appears likely to be Sweden's ma:n contribution to the Security Council's aid-Korea
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    DECORATED For 'SINKING' US CRUISER
    116 12 U.P LONDON. Mon. Moscow Radio said today that the commander of thf North Korean motor torpedo boat has been decorated for the sinking of an American cruiser on July 5. The Radio, quoting a Tass Agency dispttch from the communist capital of Pyongyang, identified the
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    USSR IGNORES U.S. QUERY ON JAP PRISONERS
    111 12 A.P. LONDON. Mon.— Russia dismissed a United States complaint that the Soviets were still holding many Japanese war prisoners with a curt —no further comment. Moscow radiq announced that the Russian Embassy in Washington had delivered a note to the State Department which
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    Ipoh Chamber "Stormed"
    135 12 -POH. Today. Fifteen pel onn i v rtty women relatives of detainees in the Ipoh detention camp, this morning thronged Ihe Chinese Chamber of Commerce seeking MCA help and protesting thai the detainees have not eaten for the past six days ir that they were not al-
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    EIGHT CASUALTIES IN PUASA TRAGEDY
    145 12 A.P. JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday.—Tragedy marred the Hari Raya Puasa celebrations here yesterday when an estate lorry overturned on the Johore Bahru/Geylano; Patah Road in the evening resulting in eight casualties one of whom was fatal. Seven of the casualties were Policemen who were returning from
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    SINGAPORE AND MALAYAN GUIDES ARE OFF TO AUSTRALIA
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    TO REVISE CHARTH
    34 12 A.P. CLEVELAND. J Amvet.s. an American Vetera" 3 Wai n. ;,nm,u h ,n.'j seek revision of its o i allow enrollment or A to tke Korean l Vf\ any futur. wars.-^JJ
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      66 1 MALAYA Tribune lIBRa THE Jrtrr amiiPfOPLE T«fc TriW S'pom UAGER SALES THAN ANY AFTtRNOQ:; PAPER £v MALA Ya Phot* s BM/ 3 Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE r,,.t?ar?\iTATiVE K Maurice mover, l.oM'OV KKPRB
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      AMERICANS FIGHTING GRIMLY ON TAEJON OUTSKIRTS
      1016 1 Reinforcements Rushing Up For Crucial Clash Reds Throw New Jet Fighter Force Into Battle TOKIO, Tuesday. AMERICAN infantrymen were today fighting grimly, on a new defence line virtually on the outskirts of Taejon after their withdrawal west tod north of the city. F >n1
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      2 Bandits Wounded
      55 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Today. TITO r.anditP were wounded by security iorces in South Johore yvsterdav. Tnreo maifced and uniformed bandits raided a house In North Johore iast night and robbed the occupants of cash and wel rry. BtndtU also raided an last night and destroyed two rubber pressing
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      On Display
      42 1 I The new British Jet fighter, the Hawker P. 1081. with swept-bat-k wings and tail, fin. capable ol speeds in excess of bud «ij>i».. photographed in public for the first time. It is powered by a Rolls Rovce "Nene" turbojet.
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      'We Must Have Killed Thousands Of Reds'
      610 1  -  FIRST-HAND STORY OF BATTLE By Robert C. Miller UP War Correspondent. U.P. TAEJON FRONT, 0900 GMT, Monday. A young lieutenant scraped an accumulation of sweat and dust off his forehead and said: -We must have killed thousands of tfiem. You just could not
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      P.C. Killed In Crash
      40 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Today. POLICE constable Isman bin Ahmad was killed and seven others injured when an estate truck overturned along the Johore Bahru/Geylang Patah Road last night. The Chinese driver and another constable were seriously hurt.
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      BACK IN HARNESS
      31 1 A.P. PRETORIA. Mon. The South African Prime Minister, Daniel Malan, returns tomorrow to Pretoria from a curtailed holiday to study the U.N. request for aid in Korea. —A.P.
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      TODAY'S SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      94 1 Today's late afternoon edition of the Malaya Tribune will carry the scratchings, order of running and revised race card for tomorrow's races at Bukit Timah, in addition to the latest Korean news and a report on today's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council. It will also carry
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      STILL TRYING
      23 1 I BRUSSELS, Mon. BelI gian Liberals today planned a last minute effort to conI ciliate bitterly opposed pro and anti-Leopold tactions.
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      100,000 MAO MEN SHIFT NORTH
      137 1 U.P. HONGKONG, Tuesday. REPORTS from the Chinese mainland say that an estimated 100,000 Chinese Communist troops had been shifted northward in the past few weeks from the Canton-Hainan area. Most of the troops were believed to be from General Lin Piao's Fourth Field Army. The
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      Secret Jet Crashes
      69 1 FARNBOROUGK, Tues.— ONE of Britain's newest exnerimental jet fighter planes, the Hawker P-1052. crashed into a shed near the Farnborough experimental airport yesterday, killing a painter who was eating his lunch in the shed. The P-1052 has swept hack wings and is believed 10 have exceeded the
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      U.N. DRESS IN KOREA
      33 1 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS Mon. The blue uniform ol the U.N. will soon be &een in Korea alongside the khaki of U.S. troops, a U.N. spokesman announced here today.- -A.P.
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      TROOP CARRIERS
      39 1 U.P. LONDON. Mon. The 22 424-ton ocean Uner New Australia may make her maiden voyage transporting American troops to Korea and the Queen Mary also may be used for this purpose, the London DtUJ Telegraph said today.—U.P.
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      GEN. BOOTH DIES
      25 1 A.P NEW YORK. Mon.-Gene-ral Evangeline Booth 84. retired head of the Salvation Army and daughter of the organisations rounaer, died today A.P
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      A.P.C. ACCUSED
      23 1 WASHINGTON Mon. Representative Herbert Meyer. Republican. Kanws. today accused the BrttUh Asiatic Petroleum Company of "deiioerate obstruction to our Korean campaign
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      FIRST ENVOY
      22 1 AP PARIS. Mon.-Dr falter Beausenstein. Germany first consul general to France, since the,*jr arrived in Paris toda> ana began househunting.-^.
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      Britain May Send Korea Infantry
      305 1 "MORE THAR JUST TOKEN FORCE IS HEEDED" A.P. i ltl LONDON, Tuesday. qualified informant hinted last night that Britain is likely to send ground troops io help the nard-presscd American Gls in Korea Speaking a few hours after British leaders had closely reviewed the state
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      BRITISH CRUISER WAS HIT
      161 1 TOKIO Tuesday. BRITISH warships Have attacked and been attacked lour thus lar in the blockade and harrassment campaign agains. the North Korean Communists. Gen. MacArthur'. H Q. announced today. The announcement, sum marising the Royal Navy's part alongside the American Navy in Korean waters, said a
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      RITA IN CAPRI
      27 1 A.P. ISLE OF C'APru. MOB.— Holidaying Elta Hay worth and her husband. Prince All Khan, arrived in Cftprl today in their yacht .—A P.
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      Anne's Dream Comes True
      366 2 A LITTLE Norwegian girl who wished she had been A born a boy so that she could go to sea, realised her ambition and is in Singapore today as a radio operator on the Norwegian ship, Hoeph Silverbeam. She is vivacious 21-year-old Miss Anne Lo Ramton,
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      Jamboree Guides Sail For Australia
      246 2 Forty-seven girl guides under the leadership of the District Commissioner of Pi p .rig. Mrs Lim Kong Aik. bad theil first dinner on board the Gorgon yesterday prior to then departure to West Australia. The boat sails this afternoon, when Lady Qtseaoß will BSC them
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      EMPIRE DAY CHIEF DEAD
      49 2 Reuter lIYTHE. 1 ENGLAND. 1 M<,n. -Sir William W \land. Chairman ol the I moire Da; Movement from U-'27. died here recently. H: tfM 30. A staunch. Const:vauve. be was a Member of Parliament for 18 years Until 194 d. when he retired from politics.—Reuter
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      Hindu- Muslim Clash Over Singapore Boy
      284 2 THE Muslim Welfare Association, Singapore is mak--1 ing efforts to get the release of six Indian Muslims who Ĕ3K now held by the Indian Police in the United Provinces because a Chinese boy from Singapore was circumcised in their presence. The Chinese boy, a
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      SHOT IN TAIWAN
      77 2 A.P TAIPEI. Mon. Bulkcs in the back of their heaas today ended the iives ol two high officials of th- T.uwan Electric Power C.npany iound guilty of having conspired to hand over its installations intact le the Chinese Communisms If they invaded Formosa. One of them was
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      WELFARE PLAN FOR ARMY WORKERS
      58 2 A welfare scheme for Ariu\ workers is being drafted oy a •Welfare Sub-Committee' of the Army Civil Service Union. The committee is also making a detailed study of comparative welfare schemes of the Municipality, Government Harbour Beard and other Institutions. Members of the Union have
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      THE 10,000 TH MEMBER
      147 2 THE 10,000 th membership card to be issued by the USIS free library in Singapore has gone to Miss Quah Guat Neo, 11, of 217 Outram Road, Singapore She al.-;a received two books from Mr. W. Henry E>irector of USIS, Singapore and the Federation of Malaya,
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      Muslim Board Backs New Rent Bill
      393 2 THE Muslim Advisory Hoard has decided to support the lUII to amend the Control of Kent Ordinance 1947 which ll now being ronnidered by a Select Comin ttee. The Hoard at a recent meeting also discussed whether there should be a provision in the
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      Union Calls For Tamil Schools' Probe
      433 2 THE Government and Municipal Labour Union has 1 called upon the Board of Tamil Studies, which recently recommended that the University of Malaya have a chair for Tamil, to make an inquiry into Tamil primary education in Malaya. Union secretary Mr. R. K. Palaiyan
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      PERAK REGENT GREETS PEOPLE ON HARI RAYA
      77 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Resrent of Perak. has sent the following Hari Raya message to the people of Perak: "I wish to express the hope that the Hari Raya Puasa will bring peace, happiness and prosperity to all peoples of Perak. I sincerely
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      ARMS CARGO ARRIVES
      89 2 Thirty cases of firearms and 64 cases of shotguns arrived in Singapore yesterday on the Steel Seafarer, an American round the world cargo boat. These arms arc consigned to local commercial firms for the Singapore market. Besides arms, two cases of films, for R.K.O. Radio Pictures and
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      FILM SHOW
      58 2 The Sing;ipore Branch of the Overseas League has organised a Dominion Film Show .it 9 p.m. to-day in the Victoria Theatre. Mem- 4 hers of the Alliance Francaisc the China Society and the Film Circle have been invited to be present. The films to be shown arc drawn
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      EAST – WEST
      35 2 EAST WEST Professors Jou Bienming and Tan Kah Kee will talk on the subject of "Syntactic Analysis of Language; East or West" at the East West Society on July 20, at the British Council Hall.
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      DATO ONN MAY COME BACK
      291 2 HA TO Onn bin Ja'afar may return to the leadership of the United Malay National Organisation from which ho resigned when at a recent conference at Kuala Lumpur charges were leveled against him that he had betrayed the Malays by his new nationality pro|K)sals. Reliable
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      COLONY WILL CHOOSE NINE MEN NEXT YEAR
      389 2 WHITEHALL YES MAY COME IN FEW DAYS SINGAPORE citizens will have to choose nine U 5 lative Councillors next year. It is reliably understood that Whitehall's approval on this question will be made public in a few days. The matter was first raised
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      44 Sailors Fly To Australia
      130 2 Forty-four seamen arrived at Kallang Airpoit y» stei af.ernoon. in a Chartered Dharat Airways Skymaster en route to Au. ;raha mbett they will be signed on the artie'es of an Australian ship. They are natives of India, and their passages by air t<j Australia are
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      INDIA BANS WOOL EXPORT
      47 2 A.P NEW DELHI. Monday. India has banned the export of raw wool because supplies for the domestic industry arc inadequate, according to press note Meanwhile. Govcrnmetit sources say coarse and medium cloth may again he exported. Exports were banned temporarily in April. A.P.
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      RAIDED SCHOOLS TO REOPEN
      210 3 TEAC HER, 2 MORE STUDENTS FREED JV|n. Lee Kong Chian, Singapore millionaire and chairman of the management committee of the Chinese High School told the Tribune last night that the school will re-open on Friday. Mr. Foo Wu Mun for the Nanyang Girls' High School has
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      Happy Birthday
      330 3 Perak Wishes Its Regent: KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THE Throne Room of the Istana Iskand.iriah nt Kuala Kangsar was the scene of a simple but Impressive ceremony tins morning when ;ness;iges of felicitations were offered to the Regent of Perak Rajah Abdul Rashid ibni Sultan Idris. C.B.E.. on the
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      100,000 SEALED BODIES REMOVED
      63 3 LONDON. Mon. Aoout I 3.500.000 Shanghai ciUaens have been inn-euuted against cholera and typnoid !in the past two months, according to a New Chi ha (Communist) aY ws &»cncy despatch. The message l n ai 100 000 bodies, sealed up J coffins in past Y^ s
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      TRAIN CANCELLED
      42 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The passenger train from Ipoh to Gemas due to leave ipoh at 0.25 a.m. wiU be cancelled to-da\ as between Ipon and Kuala Lumpur. It will, however, run from Kuala Lurrtpur to Gemas at the usual times
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      RECRUITING IN MALACCA
      96 3 The Chief Recruiting Officer (Major J. Frost) wi'.l be visiting Malacca and Muar to interview potential British Army recruits (Malayan other ranks) Malacca applicants will be interviewed at the Labour Office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily on July 20, 21 and 22. He wi 1
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      SEA MAIL
      35 3 Surface mail is expected in Singapore today from Egypt and Ceylon. Latest time for pasting surface mail today at ihe G.P.O. is 6 p.m. for South India. North India and Pakistan (letters only).
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      26 Spies Caught In Perak
      116 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday —Twenty-six suspected I audit agi nla were caught by security force- in Perak yesterday. In Bessagcr, security forces rhot and kilted a Chinese bandit. Arothei bandit was wounded in this action, but he managed to e.«cape. Later in the day, the patrol
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      REFLOATED
      23 3 A.P. QUEBEC CITY. Monday. The Cunard Liner Franconia. 20,000 tons, aground since Wednesday in the St. Lawrence Rive, was refloated today. A.P.
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      WORK BEGINS ON KRANJI FARM FOR DESTITUTES
      391 3 *THE Social Welfare Department has accepted a fifteen-acre plot of land at Kranji for its experimental farm where those families whose breadwinners were taken away by the Japanese or who were rendered destitute by the war in Malaya can get a second chance
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      Mr. and Mrs. Adrian (Harry) Ang Han Teck pictured u ut fh,. I 'urofsiii (:buri'li on Sininlay. a h'rr L Hho <M>n of MmUm W*r tf.m( \«.-« «uid th* late Anjc • whili" ih*> brid • iviu fonJWriy MIhh Ann»» £i AAnnSn t, Mr. ,„0 <H* «-» Scujf.
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      SICK MAN GOES HOME BY DELHI
      255 3 THE Naval Base Labour Union has started a func for unemployment and sickness benefit. The General Secretary of the Union has been told to send all hardship case* among his men which cannot be assisted by the Naval Baae Welfare Department or the Union
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      RUSSIA BUYING TIN SECRETLY?
      112 3 Reuter. LONDON. Monday. Secret buying by Russia was believed to have led to the sensational rise of £100 sterling per ton in the price of tin. a vital war commodity, the Dally Express reported to-day. The British supply Ministry had asked for details from Singapore, the
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      Pepper Bright But Bears Can Hit Back
      114 3 U.P. NEW YORK, Monday. THE Black Pepper market last week featured a midweek break, attributed by some traders to a bear raid in Singapore. But the market recovered quickly. One trade." said, "It is im- possible to tell the future I trend in
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      CHASED PLANES FOR A CHANGE
      201 3 Tribune Staff Reporter Chasing planes was the order of the day at Kalians Airport yesterday afternoon. When a Malayan Airways Dakota was due to leave a Chinese, who had booked a seat in the plane, rushed up at the very last minute, hair dishevelled, eyes
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      Rival To Rubber
      107 3 A.P. WASHINGTON. Monday. The M .agriculture Department, haa JcTclcpeJ ejucynk plants that yield up to 70 per cent mon? rubber to the acre thfn the best, available during the arar. Tins «'c\ elopmei.t vis reported by B. '1 Shu v. deputy admhustratoi f the Department'!! \gncultur.d Research
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      LOCAL BOY IS MADE PRIEST
      256 3 MALACCA, Monday The Reverend Father Lancelot Rodrigues. the first local parishioner of the Portuguese M,ss 10 be ordained a priest, sang his first Solemn High Mass yesterday at the 400-year-old St. Peters Church in the presence of a large number of relatives ?nd friends. Father
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      CENSORSHIP
      324 4 THE war correspondents are havm* in this case, la&lt; *lfwould appear that the General has decided f m ent of flatter the war witn of any kind. .f^J£tJZS to be free of any cause, he wants t he be ing suppossible suspicion that news is b preS ?his nlaces
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      LIST No. 63
      175 4 I IST No 63 of subscribers to the University L of Malaya Endowment Fund, which covers the week July 1 to July 8, shows that the Fund now stands at $3,303,187.62. We are still far away from that $10 million target. And at the rate we are
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      THE INTERPLAY OF CHINESE SECRET & POLITICAL SOCIETIES IN MALAYA
      1896 4 THE INTERPLAY OF CHINESE SECRET POLITICAL SOCIETIES IN MALAYA 'THi. pro. f ni disturhanc. i in Malaya have been the subject of comment in the Press of the world, and most people are now laminar with the fact that there are rebels living In the jungle, whose objecr Is to
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      South Koreans Cheer, But Feel Frustrated
      587 4 The Tragedy Of Retreat (By cable from Jack James. I'nited Press Staff Offe* pondent). Somewhere in South Korea HUNDRED of thousands of refugees are clogging the roads ahead of the advanc ing Communist armies in South Korea. Except for a small percentage of spies,
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      Malaya Has Weakened HK
      223 5 HONGKONG, Monday—The military posiin Hongkong has considerably deteriorated transfer of Commandos, Cameroriians and :has to Malaya. Britain cannot, therefore, comply with overseas suggestions for transfer of from Hongkong to Korea, said Govern and Service sources in the colony, colony's position mill- 1 mfinitely worse en the
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      NEHRU: NO DESPAIR'
      34 5 U.P. DELHI, Tues.—Prime Ministei Nehru said in an las* night that India vas trying to prevent oil flaring into »Var 11 tnrougn persuasion." He did not despair belt world situation. UP
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      CHIANG'S RETRIBUTION
      31 5 U.P. LONDON, Mon.—Reliable said today that Na- 1 hma has apologised mused full compensar tho machine gun on the British stea- am, In which two mbera were seriously wwnded.—-UJ*
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      NO DECISION YET
      29 5 WASHINGTON, Mon.—The Secretaries of the Army, and Air Force today V ciaUm has been up to this time on n of the National organized reserver?. —IT.P,
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      IMMIGRATION PLAN
      42 5 A.P. WASHINGTON. Mon The Economic Co-operation Administration announced today a million dollar programme to step up immigration from overpopulated nations of western Eurcpe. The Marshall Plan nations will contribute an additional US$2OO,OOO towards the project in then- own currencies. A.P.
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      Barbara Not Changing Princes
      107 5 A.P. PARIS. Mon. Prin- i cess Igor Troubetskoy. j the former Barbara Ilutton. said today tbat i any talk of her getting j a divorce is "just idle talk." "There's nothing to it J at all," she told a re- porter who asked about a New
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      FIRE-BUGS TRY TO SET S.I.T. OFFICE ABLAZE
      233 5 DART of the Singapore Improvement Trust Architectural Section building, facing High Street, was badly scorched last night v.-h m firebugs attempted to set the building ablaze. Letchman Singh, the watchman, said that at about eight o'clock while he was on his beat he
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      PLANTS FOR POLAND
      98 5 Reuter. LONDON, Mon. Mr. Hilary Mine today said tnat the Soviet Government had agreed to instal 60 major industrial plants in Poiand. Warsaw Radio reported. Mr. Mine, who recently headed the Polish delegation to Moscow which concluded a new long-term treaty with the Soviet Union, was giving
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      TRUMAN MAY ASK FOR $5-BILLION
      252 5 Military Spending U.P WASHINGTON. Today. PRESIDENT Truman will ask Congress tomorrow 1 for about U555,000,000 000 in new military spending, curbs on consumer credit and some controls over the civilian use of steel ani other basic materials, usually well informed sources said yesterday. The sources
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      MILD POLIO 'EPIDEMIC' IN MANILA
      136 5 A.P MANILA. Mon. Cases of poliomyelitis, diphtheria, tuberculosis and typhoid in Manila have increased by roughly 300 percent in the last year, according to Dr. Demitrio Belmonte, the City Health Officer In a letter to Mayor Manuel de la Fuente, Belmonte noted that a "mild
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      22 Feared Dead In Dakota Crash
      123 5 NEW DELHI. Monday Search pilots said yesterday that they spotted the wreckage, believed to be of an Indian Airways plane missing since morning; with 22 persons aboard. Airline authorities said they had no report on the fate ol the 18 passengers and four crew
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      VOLUNTEERS FOR KOREA
      28 5 U.P. JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Brigadier Ernest Stubbs offered today to recruit a volunteer corps of 10.000 non-Europeans to serve with the American troops in Korea. —U.P.
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      TRUMAN – STALIN MEETING URGED
      60 5 TRUMAN STALIN MEETING URGED Reuter. NEW YORK. lion. A meeting between President, irumau and ueneraussimc Stalin with Pandit Nehru. Prime Minister oi Inula, present as a mediator, was urged in a broadcas; oy the American atomic scientist. Dr. C. Ezillard. of Chicago University. tn i. ino Dr Ezillard was taking
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        436 6 mwfflssffltfim® StTUATIOMS (MgW WAXTED a Clerk. BxjKrtcnped id general office work, state sj ary. qualification and languages spoken. Apply to Box A.3824, Tribune. S pore. &lt;G.125&gt;. WANTED shorthand I&gt;pist e'ean accurate work required good prospects to right applicant. Apply personalis 117 a &b North Bridge Rd &lt;E.UO. STUCK Book Records
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        391 6 TUITION GOVT. Clerical Service* fjn on Selangor—C asses in General Orders. Correspondence. Financial Procedure and Malay, rharge sl.'O per month for all subjects open lo members only. Applications t&lt; Mr. S. Wil iams &lt;• o Financial Set r&lt; tary's Office, Kuala l.u.upiu. rG.L'M CK.VTLBMAN redufres Mat darin conversation lessons twice
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