Malaya Tribune, 27 July 1950

Microfilm: NL3775
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    17 1 MALAYA Tribune RfEWS TODAY gift mm ibUJIp I frw^ SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS,
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    TODAY'S $7-MILLION FIRE: WOMAN KILLED
    486 1  -  By Tribune Staff Reporters seven million dollars* worth of rubber and henT U Is I stima ted to have been destroyed v razed the Aik Ho Rubber Factory at Road, Paya Lebar, today. iVe f lO 2-30 this afternoon, rescue workers red the body of
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    MacA Off To Korea?
    54 1 FLASH TOKIO. Today.—Japanese photographers saw Gen. Mac Arthur take off from Tokio's Haneda airport at 7.00 a.m. today. United Press withheld publication of this in an effort to determine if publication would be a violation of security regulation. Mac Arthur's Public Relations Office had no information
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    EDEN URGES USE OF COLONIAL TROOPS IN MALAYA
    282 2 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. MR Anthony Eden. Deputy Opposition leader urged the Government to use colonial Tin? "aSns of Gurfchas and four lions of the Malay Regiment are already being l Sed Mr. Kent Attlee, replying, said that he was advised that the
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    IRADE BOOST
    22 2 A.P. LONDON. Wed Britain and West Germany are nearing agreement for freeing ana boosting their trade to its prewar level.—A.P.
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    U.S. May Urge Europe To Speed Defence
    165 2 A.P. LONDON Wed. THE United States aims to bring its EuroiKan allies co a denouncement today on their willingness and ibility to get going quickly on an all-out Atlantic defence programme. Informed sources said -.hat lt will be started in .oday's session opening
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    SHAW (94) SAYS -'DO NOT REMIND ME'
    95 2 A.P. Ayot St. Lawrence. England, Today. GEORGE Bernard Shaw, who says he has decayed into a dodderer had a birthday yesterday his 94th. He said no one vas to remind him of it. The old man did celc urate, though, by announcing, that
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    II CHILDREN FLY HOME ON HOLIDAY
    132 2 rLIDAYS in Malaya are becominc increasingly popular with school children from England. No lets than eleven boys nnd girls arrived at Kallang Airport yesterday by a 8.0.A.C. stellation from London. Fond parents and excited younger brothers and sisters were seen In large numbers at
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    IN THE SAME BOAT
    33 2 A.P. PRAGUE, Wed. Sixteen oarsmen from Czechoslovakia nave been chosen to go to the Soviet Union to compete and train with Russian crews, the official news agency announced today.—A.P.
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    BANDIT COMMITS SUICIDE
    122 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Today A CHINESE rubor-:- tapp r found Lite body of an armed bantii; lying by the roadside in South Johore yesterday. On receipt oi th. report, the Police Investigated and discovered a single wound on the head of the bandit. It appeared to ha^e been
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    REDS MASSED FOR QUEMOY
    190 2 A.P. TAIPEI, Wednesday CHINESE Nationalist military quarters said today that seven to nine Communist divis22 totalling 100.000 men, were now massed on? coast of Fukien in evident readiness for an 2 vasion of Quemoy. 50 square miles island n* Red-held Amoy. Official reports from Quemoy, '-aid
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    Seaman Here After 55 Years
    153 2 r)EST round world passenger on the Presi* dent Joluisoa which do<»:ed in Singapore yesterday, is retired sea captain. Capt. Abbott, a man who sailed the seven seas in sail for ten years, before, he went over to steam. Very sprightly for his 82 yeajs, the
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    More Ships
    66 2 LONDON Wed. Lloyds Register of Shippir i reported on Tuesday that 1.043 ships, totalling 4,549.--921 tons, were b'inp built throughout the world at the end oi June. It said the figures do not include ships bein* constructed In Russia or her satellite nations but take into account 29
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    TAXIS MAY HAVE METERS
    178 2 UINGAPOHE taxi <*J M be fitted next year if the pr*3 Municipal 'HacknVfl age* by-laws aiv the special n Municipal Comml«J| Monday. The proposed I pulatc that no taxi tail licensed if it is r.aTl with an efficient of a type appro-. Registrar of Veiu'i from
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    119 Susped Held
    38 2 JOHORE BAHRD, Tojj ONE hundr p. r Johon J ?'ency Regulations oi the pa terday o; Chine* s two Indians sons h *r\l bandit agents. were round' j up bandit supp script ion co; ctors.
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    FRENCH CALL—UP
    25 2 U.P. I-AKIS, Wed-ltej Govornm< Dt that it wouW c 'Xo-i' ond conting-nt ol October for trainini' HIM uu S 110.000; Freni a Ai
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    THE LINCOLNS IN SINGAPORE
    43 3 a T oup of giant Lincoln bombers on a Singapore airfield. These tomb -s are now on anti-bandit operations and have been on two misSons a'readv Some of them returned to Singapore early this morning after their second operation.
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    PEOPLE SHOULD GET TO WOW ARMY BETTER: G.O.C.
    461 3 (UOR-GENERAL D. Dunlop stressed the importance of personal contact to solve roblems and create good feeling between sol*rs and civilians. Addressing Singapore Rotarians yesterday D "the Soldier and the Civilian," he said that wt of the pin-pricks between civilians and lldiers, Municipal
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    TEACHERS TO HOLD SOCIAL
    56 3 Students of the Singapore Teachers' Training College will be holding two dance* this week-end. The students will be holding their first social and dance on July 28 at the St. Andrew's School HaW On the following day the "A" and "B" groups will hold their social
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    Mr. G.W. BAYLY
    41 3 The Chief Justice has approved the appointment of Mi. George Edward Walter Wentworth Bayly, Commissioner, of Prisons, Singapore, to be a Commissioner for Oaths. M The Governor has appointed Mr. W. G. Christie as Surveyor of Ships. Singapore.
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    SMC To Advertise For Lady Medical Chief
    140 3 MUNICIPAL Commissioners are to advertise m for a second Assistant Lady Medical Officer. The post will be placed on the Senior Officers Salary Scheme Class II and will carry an initial salary of $500 with a maximum of $1,000. It also expected thtt
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    POLICE RECOVER EIGHT GRENADES
    99 3 SPECIAL Branch of the Criminal Investigation Department recovered a each*- of eUht handgrenades in North Johore yesterdey. Kampong Guards at a lonely kampong in Nor'-h Johore foiled a bandit infiltration attempt last night. They encountered two Chinese bandiU and routed them after a brief skirmish In
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    $36 MILLION JAP GOODS FOR MALAYA
    348 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE and the Federation have been given 0 a provisional allocation of $36 million worth of imports from Japan for the year ending June 1951. It is understood that this allocation may be increased when the Japan-Sterling area trade talks are
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    Showing Wife Around
    167 3 Sixcy-five-year-old Capt. Collins, another retired sea captain was also on the President Johnson. Capt. Collins is accompanied by his charming wife, and he told the Tribune that this trip is mainly on account of his wife. AH the places in the world he had been to, he
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    Medical Aid For North Koreans
    67 3 U.P. 3UDAPEST. Today. A Hungarian hospital train departed for North Korea via overland route through Russia yesterday as Hungary's contribution to the North Korean cause. The Hungarian public subscribed 10.000.000 forints or about $1,000,000 to provide the train. Fifteen Hungarian physicians and surgeons, who staff
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    North Guerillas Active
    86 3 U.P. TOKYO. Today. THE Communist North Korean Radio at Pyongyang said today that Red guerillas were inflicting heavy damage to allied transportation facilities in Southeast Korea. The broadcast, monitored here, specified North and South Kyongsang provinces as the scene of Increased guerilla activities, which it said were
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    DAMAGED JET FIGHTER COMES IN
    62 4 A United States Air Force F-80 jet fighter .screams in for a belly landing on an emergency strip in South Korea as smote traits from his damaged fuselage. The pilot was shooting up advancing Northern tank columns when his aircraft *a hi"?- anti-aircraft shellfire. He
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    These Two Did Not Obey Orders
    157 4 MANILA Three days alter Philippine* President Elipidio Quirino had enjoined members o? Armed Forceof the Pre.Hppines to behave property, especially when they com. 1 io contact with the general public so that they will always be respected as soldiers, two enlisted men went on
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    AUSTRALIA HOPES TO GET 12 IRON LUNGS
    71 4 SYDNEY—The American Society hopes to collect enough money in twelve month» to provide more Than 12 Iron lungs for Australian n^ds At the July 4. Independence Day Ball, in Sydney, an iron lUxtf was trundled ilitrj the ballroom floor to show patrons what
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    CIVIL WAR THREATEN THE FASHION WORLD
    1049 4 The Issue Is Whether Big Name Labels Should Be Put On Ready-To-Wear Women's Clothing A.P. PARIS fHE tight little world of high fashion is coming apart at the seams. This world, wtwwi capital is Paris, is rocking with a virtual civil war over the
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    BOUND FOR KOREA
    38 4 Reuter. WINN Wed. V Canadian An 10 l jt Stars, Can': tt i tribution to t vrv^ Korea, left Si y, 'J early today on t ri i of their hop to tn coast. —Reut-'r.
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    TODAY'S SHORT STORY LOFTY
    1141 5  -  hy JAMES HANLEY Ilter-mbervery vvidly i-nf CD h deCk i't A Zc .nd listening. A had begun to blow. -along. wal J|*f .,s- re.il tc then. L, visualise itnd c !n! •ircuBded. no*, bv sea, k scui'i 1 move Jgt wc nt on listening. A i&fflf
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      97 5 SUPERMAN »y Wayne Boring of -4MPER iS IN VOKD£k V-DID CAMPER YOU'D CALL M«GHtJ| LiCEsT A?LE3£DwV ABDUCTED. V J j MOUNTAINS. IT'D We, \HAVE ANY SPECIAL SILVER PLATEIN WCHEO PEQNDALE CLEAN J WEEKS FOR A POSSE IDENTIFYING S HIS HEAD FROM A TEQUiTEA UGH.SO THE ONLY OTHER < TO COVER
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    Mayor Of Hiroshima In London
    95 6 Sir Frederick Rowland, Lord Mayor of London (left), receives from the Mayor of Hiroshima, Shlnso Hamai, a cross made from the heart of a camphor tree blasted by the atom bomb. Mr. Hamai is visiting Britain with the largest Japanese delegation to go to Europe
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    2 U.S. MISSIONS IN MANILA TODAY
    121 6 Reuter. MANILA Two American missions are at present in Manila. One is the 25-man U.S. Economic Survey Mission to the Philippine headed by Daniel Bell. The other is the ISM, Joint State Defence Military Defence Assistance I 'rogramme Survey Team, headed by John Mcl
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    REDS WARNED
    32 6 Reuter. LONDON, Wed. The British Labour Party today warned Communists in Eastern Europe they would be punished for their "crimes against the workers" when their countries were restored to freedom.—Reuter.
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    Sex Of Unborn Child Can Be Forecast
    667 6 Belgian Doctor Cfohns 100 Percent Success BRUSSELS. DOCTOR Pierre Rosa. 33--year-old 'imior gynaecologist at FN in 11 Univeraitv Hospital claims to be the lirsi. doctor in the worlti :o be able to forecast the m > of an unborn child with complete accuracy.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY
    64 6 I I Bui I OKI HI I km» < ao»-> <»i i' ..in. i lIIIM-I 1«' I.J'lfi' I Ml I,.i' I s-..s ittii I ri nov lIM\ curou UHU 11.00 i VI II O.t'. I UII.H^ < irii"i 11 00 atx ttOM 111 »1 -3 IP) \ttnu
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    CINEMA
    82 6 <\THAY: Hey to tl* at 11.00 a.m.. *.4«>. and 9.30 p.m. J ALHAMHKA: Pr r i' td Foxes" at L45, <■*«■ J 9.30 p.m. PA VII JON A Rt.i Money,' at 2.'*>, *>■& u l P' m ..o > Ri» CAPITOL: _J,* u 1.45. 4.«V. fc.f» a a». BEX:
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    SPORT
    11 6 MHTKH: i Cup XI v. Amy-N»»> %MS: TM.'A M Club <•
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    FORTS STRIKE SEOUL YARDS
    41 7 black moke float up from Seoul maishalling yards after B-29 SuperDd major raid on July 16. Centre of hits appears to be at left where trains was made from a jet reconnaissance plane shortly after the strike.
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    RINE CORPS CORSAIRS
    46 7 fe U,d States are actively engaged in supporting the Nations purity •£tam\ member nations to nel P the R l pUbll fT„°,tJ? <£tatei Marin! Corps F-4-U *»X North Kore a- The photograph shows United States Marine oory» pianes during a recent training flight.
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    PHILIPPINE GROUND FORCE FOR KOREA?
    145 7 Reuter. MANILA. Philippine Preside nt E'.pidio Quirino Is reported to be seriously considering acceleration of the Philippine military training programme and increas.} of the present, ground forces for war preparedness. These fcjid other defi n< measures are being taken up by the chief executive with
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    U.K. INDUSTRY FACES CRITICAL PHASE
    1206 8 Production Must Be Speeded Up And Cheapened Reuter. LONDON. BRITISH industry II lacing the most critical phase yet in its post-war development. Rehabilitated and reconstructed, il has spent lavishiy on expansion and new equipment Now the question comes, will it get the .vorli markets it
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    Silver Smuggled To China
    77 8 HONGKONG Considcrab!e amounts of silver have been smuggled to South China in recent weeks, according to a report reaching here. The silver was carried by perrons travelling or the Can-ton-Shanghai railway. The report stated that mcst of the silver, in the form of bullion or coins,
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    WEEKLY DRILL FOR ALL THAI ARMY UNITS
    89 8 Reuter-AAP. BANGKOK. Dm to the present urn asy interi situation. General Ph.n Chunbawan. Oommander-in-chiei of the Thai Army, has order- that all Am units are to hold weekly r>!d manoeuvres and special drills. Commanding officei have been instructed to s< n<i in reports
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    PAPUANS WILL BE RECRUITED FOR R.A.N.
    118 8 PORT MORESBY -Papuans WW «oon be Meruit the Rcyai Austra ian Nay; The move foil »wa a <. some montho ago for the for mation of a Papua-New Guinea division of seamen, ig between IS and 22. pr< fer i with seme experience m
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    TO STUDY IN U.S.
    35 8 iOKIO Wed NOBUTAKE Kiuchi. eta man of the Foreign Exchange Control Board, rill leave for th.* United EH on Aug. 15 to study foreign exchange affairs in the Un ted States.
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    THE U.N. FLAG
    57 8 Members of the G.H.Q*. Honour Guard Oompanj display the United Nations flag (centre was presented to General Of the Army Mac Arthur, Commanding General of the East Command, by General J. Lawton Coil Chief of Staff, U.S. Army on the roof of tbe Ichi Building, General MacArthux's
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    U.S. MISSION IN SAIGON
    92 9 John Melbj lift) descends from U.S. Air Force C-54 in rear which brought him aitei-man \mcrican mission to Saigon on the first leg of a survey of military *tat« department official is accompanied by Donald R. Heath American MrrtD ha!" hina. mho met him at the
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    All Is Quiet On The Macao Front
    571 9 Despite The Korean War Reuter AAP. ■ftl in X ar. I its ™p.v-.t,1( t\un?ion have MM i •Mtirt the outward "!m <' NrtOgUeSe Mac 10. M .id leot western th» Far East. Tr. oion: A authorities. 400-yo T-uid tradh MM rea_M they '*n
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    BOW – TIES ARE UNIQUE IN SYDNEY
    77 9 BOW TIES ARE UNIQUE IN SYDNEY U.P. SYDNEY. —A man wlt:i a oow-tie hi still unique, or a Yank in Sydney. In fact, one Sydney used car centre has decked its salesmen out with bow-ties because, explained the it was necessary to find a quick and easy means of identifying
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    The Great Trian Robbery'
    118 9 U.P. HONGKONG. The saga of the "Great Train Robbeiy has taken a new twist in China, where the robbers operate by first poisoning their victims and then robbing their luggage, according to a report reaching here. On one occasion two passengei s, a father and son
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    Princess Margaret Keeps Slim Without Dieting
    276 9 U.P. DRINCESS Margaret, who would be described as 1 lovely even if she weren't a princess, keeps her figure despite a hearty appetite. While the heavy starch diet of post-war Britain is driving many women into dieting and girdles, the 19 year old princess
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    MANILA MAY BE EVACUATED — IN CASE OF WAR
    64 9 MANILA MAY BE EVACUATED IN CASE OF WAR Reuter. MANILA. —The seat of the Philippine government may be moved to Quezon city, northwest of Manila, in the event of an invasion or another wor d war. This is projected in Philippine Government plans for civilian emergency protection, and is part
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    ..AND MITRA GOT THE CHEERS
    709 10 RAFFLES WIN CHALLENGE CUP SCHOOLBOYS of Raffles Institution and Anglo-Chinese School yelled themselves hoarse yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium when the last event the one mile medley relay—on the Inter-School Athletic Championship programme was in progress. For on this race hung a verdict: Raffles or
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    Holloway, Sullivan In Finals
    172 10 r* 1 N'GAPORE mens doubles tennis runners-up. G. T. Huloway and F. F. Sullivan en:o7*d the finals ot the Tanelin Clttb Championships yesterday, vhen they beat Capt. TurnerCoke and Maj. K. Greenwood. The court craft ar.d cornbinatJ B of the veteran pair proved l<x> good for
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    DRAWN GAME
    27 10 Royal Signals and the RASC cr- w one-all when th*-y met at at Tanglin yesterday. f- were Herbert for Sipnals aad O'Brien for the RABC
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    CUP TEAM 'GET-TOGETHER' TODAY
    235 10 Meet Army-Navy At Jalan Besar Tribune Soccer Reporter. TODAY'S game, in which Singapore's Malaya Cup team clashes with the Army-Navy at Jalan Besar, can be rightly called a "get-to-gether party", for the Colony eleven. They have not played together for well over a month, because of
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    149 10 Reuter. LONDON, Weo.—Cricket close of play scores: AT LORD'S, Gentlemen 325 (Dewes 94, Doggart 75. Brown 122, Tattersall richt-arm medium off spin three for 38). Players one run for no wicket. AT MAIDSTONE. Essex 313 (Fraraglier 6*. Eve 55. Do\**y right-arm medium offspin Aye for
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    STRATHSPEY WINS GOODWOOD STAKES
    60 10 GOODWOOD, Sussex Wed. —Mr. James Ranks Strathspey won the £2,000 Goodwood Stakes run over two miles three furlongs here this afternoon. Mr. Robin MacAlplne's Royaliste was second and Sir Humphrey De Trafford's Forestry third. Sixteen ran. Betting: 3—l favourite Strathspey, 9—l Royaliste, 100—6 Forestry. Won by
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    PEP WIN EASILY
    46 10 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed, Boxing with precision, world featherweight champion Willie Pep, 130 lbs., unanimously outpointed Bobby Bell, 127 lbs., over 10 round at the Griffith Stadium. Pep gave Bell a terrific lacing in the third round. Bell was bleeding from the mouth. —A.P.
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    W. INDIES ALL OUT FOR 375
    246 10 Reuter. SUNDERLAND Wed. Fresh from their triumph in the hird Test be Wet Indies visited Sunderhix today for a two-day's match against Durham Courry They amassed the useful total of 375 before their last wicket fell i>ust on the tea interval and then got
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS RESULTS
    97 10 Result* of tennis w» rf YMCA ChMßp*OMbips Pl»3 yesterday are as foiwj" c c) T. H. Ang .r j, r tin* Maph-.z <- I.» V" Ah K«»w I JO) r M Siang i-m 0-1. <~»o.3) beat A. Nairn w 6-4: S. A. Daw-Mi < •*£< t U
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    194 Horses Entered For Penang Gold Cup Meet
    722 11 From Our Penang Correspondent. Turf Club has received a total of 194 entries for its four- isl Bank Holiday Gold Cup Meeting to be run on August 5. 9 and 12. Horses of three different classes are being catered for. They Class
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    Doctor For SMC Staff Next Year?
    111 11 Municipal Commissioners arc considering a proposal to create tlie post of an Assistant Medical Officer in charge of staff. It has been provisionally agreed that this will be done next year, should Government approve of it, It was pointed out that 1 attendances at
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    ICFTU MEN
    37 11 Th advance party ot I.C.F.T.U. delegation which will include Mr. F." W. Dalley. of the British T.U.C., is expected to arrive at Kallang tomorrow 6.15 p.m. They will leave for Kuala Lumpur on July 31.
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    FAREWELL
    40 11 The Civilian Staff of the Krujineerinj Stores Depot. Alexandra Road, will give a farewell dinner this Saturday at the Tai Tong Restaurant. Happy World to the O.CMajor J.F. Dwyer who will he •t aving for Britain early next month.
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    220,000 TONS RICE ORDERED FROM SIAM
    288 11 GOVERNMENT will revert to the pre-war practice of ccmmercial procurement of rice from Thailand and Burma as soon as it is certain that this can be done without endangering adequate supplies for the Malayan consumer but is unable to tell at the moment exactly
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    Terrorists Have Lost 1,282 Men
    120 11 1282 t rron-ts during Em«-r-V..''., r *tioas betweer *os»„ Ju ae 1950. arrestee •4 nod toto.' H en revealed in a Ml* *y to Mr. J.l>. 1 ration Go- ttt at tho Federal Legislative Council Oi the total number of terrorists cantured or arrrested. 120
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    RACING SCHEDULE
    188 11 lirst Day, Aug. 5: Class I, Div. I—7 furs; Class 1, Div. 2— 7 furs; Class 3, Div. furs; Class 3, Div. 2—7 furs; Class 8, Div. I— 5V, furs; 3, Div. 2— iy 2 furs; CUwi ft, Div. I—s furs; Class 5. Div. I—6 furs. Secoitd Day,
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS V. CHRISTIAN B.O.B.
    115 11 The following Lave been .<eU'Cied to represent Old Ratesian at cricket against Christian Bros?. Schools in the Evan Wong Shield league en Saturday at KhaUa ground: A. P. Rajah (Capt.). G. We t erhout. S. JL. Sundram. K. Miv ihncumarti. G. Valbere. R. Barker, R.
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    8,922 WAR LOSS CHEQUES PAID OUT
    167 11 THE War Damage Commission has paid out a total of 8.992 cheques some of which are for amounts cl less than $350. This was revealed ;n written replies to Mr. P. C. AuYong In the Federal Legislative Council. In reply to another question by
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    WALKED SIX TIMES ROUND WORLD
    57 11 TOKIO. Wed. —Sfokataro Hayashi of Okayama Prefecture. Japan, has walked round the world six and a half times—at least he covered that much distance in his 36 years' service, reports Kyodo news agency today. Hayashi who is with the Okayama Post Office has walked 162.400
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    'Inche, Inche, Reds' Cried The Guard
    493 12 JOHORE BAHRU, Today. TL T HILE investigating a rubber theft report at TT Kampong Tengah in the Segamat area on May 30 this year, a Police party encountered two armed Chinese bandits and captured one of them after a gun duel and an exciting
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    RUBBER FIRE BOOSTS MARKET
    125 12 TODAY'S MARKETS FIRST business in the ru !>!.•• r eommod tv market llu3 morning was done at 111 < i p* r pound for August shipment seven cents below yesterday i closing. But the market r.rnaed up quick v to 115 and then rose in a
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    Mystery Subs Off Canada
    223 12 Official OTTAWA, Wednesday. THE Canadian X ivy nounc« (i to-day that "one j or more submarines of an un known nation have probably been in the waters off the east coast of Canada during the past month". Russia, Navy officials said earlier, was the only which
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    Reds Blasted From Hadong
    218 12 U.S. Frontline, Korea, Todad. US. TROOPS, supported by jet fighters, today w blasted the Reds out of Hadong, vital point in a Red thrust to within 70 miles of Pusan. main supply base on Korea's east coast. The Americans are waiting to move in when the
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      62 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR im PEOPLE Ttk Tribune" Spore Published simultaneously at Singapore. Kuala Lump*, ipoh and Penang. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Una KIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover,
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      CHANCES OF WAR WITH RUSSIA
      1211 1 "NoDoubt Who Will Win Sh i n we 11 "Main Onslaught May Come In The West" LONDON. Wednesday. DRITAIN today pledged "an effective reinforcement" of ground troops to fight beside the Americans in Korea and put her Far Eastern fleet on a "war footing. Acting
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      . <n bLmmm have had two bombing operations in Noras as? g-- """" •-"«™
      11 1 &lt; n bLmmm have had two bombing operations in Noras as? g--
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      Govt. Issues Student Blacklist
      126 1 Tribune Staff Reporter GOVERNMENT has blackU Usl d a undesirable, übout 80 students and Mx teaehen of the Chinese High Schorl and seven .students and "ne teacher of the Nanyana Girls' School. The schools will have to dismiss the students and teaehen listed before they tie
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      Lincolns In Action Again
      43 1 A force of giant Lincoln bombers returned irom a successful night bombing mission In Perak this morning. This is the second attack that Tengah-based No. 100 Squadron bombeis have made in Malaya. The first bombing sortie was on Sunday.
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      ANOTHER 5 YEARS
      26 1 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed. The House of Representatives voted today to continue operating the government tin smelter at Texas City- for another five years.—A.P.
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      Attlee: "We Must Fight"
      216 1 Reuter. LONDON, Wednesday. PRIME MINISTER Attlee declared tonight that the best way to preserve the peace of the world was to "take definite action against aggression and by showing that aggression has not succeeded". 1 He was speaking at the end of the first day of
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      FRENCH CALL-UP
      37 1 U.P. PARIS Wed.—The French Government today announced that it would call up the second contingent of 1950 class in October for regular military training. This would add an estimated 110.000 men to the French Army.—U.P.
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      REDS FEEL HEAT
      57 1 U.P. HONGKONG. Wed. A Communist correspondent in Korea said today that American air activity in Korea i sincreasing noticeably v*ith "bombers passing over all the time and fighters roaming and blasting every moving thing." He 'iaid that air attacks undoubtedly would increase but this would only stiffen
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      MAY CHANGE MIND
      34 1 U.P. BELGRADE. Wed. The Yugoslav government will soon announce a change in its attitude toward the Korean war by denouncing the' North Korean attack as aggression, informed sources said today. —U.P
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      CEYLON RUBBER UP
      27 1 U.P. COLOMBO. Wed. The The price of "beet rubbe» Jumped 14 Ceylonese cents to Rs. 1.60 per pound the nighest price in 5 years.—U.K
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      TEA AUCTIONS IN 1951
      22 1 U.P. LONDON. Wed. The British Government announceu today that tea auctions would be resumed in April, 1951. U.P.
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      THE AID OFFERS
      182 1 rIE Korea aid offers to the United Nations at a glance: Britain: Probably a brigade of troops (about 4.000 men); warshins already in action; aircraft too. Defence Minister Shinwell says the force will be sent without delay. Turkey: 4.500 trained combat troops, fully equipped with American arms.
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      ALLIED EXPEDITIONARY FORCE OF 40,000 MEN?
      621 1 LAKE SUCCESS, Wednesday. AN allied expeditionary force comprising Broun force unite from as A many as a P do Z en nations is being formed Details the United Nations flag to fight in Korea. S3nU troQUS lt) nt rid. th?wdoress™ Ame?icSn Gfs was received
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      MORE WARSHIPS COMMISSIONED
      54 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. THE U.S. Navy announced it is putting 48 more wusiups ;-t sea. including cc large and six light aircraft tarnrrs, two cruisers, 32 destroyers and 5 submarin The i.'nnouneement was made public by Chairman Vinson of the House Armed Services Committee after a secret
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      CASUALTY LIST
      54 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Wed. The Defence Department today issued a new casualty list identifying fivo men killed in action, four wounded and 11 missing. All are army penxmnel. The list brought the number of identifications released here to 48 killed, eight dead of wounds, 249 wounded. 78 injured and
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      GREAT IMPORTANCE
      34 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Weu. Mr. Dean Acheson, today described as "of the greatest political importance" the otfers of ground troops ami ether military aid to assist U.S. forces in the Korean wai. —Reuter.
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      TO THE RESCUE
      33 1 A.P. MELBOURNE. Wecl. H.M.A.S. Australia has oeen ordered to make an immediate dash from Jervis Bay to Heard Island where Dr Serge UdovikofT is seriously ill with acute appendicitis.— A.f
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      TRADE BOOST
      22 1 A.P. LONDON. Wed Britain and West Germany are nearing agreement for freeing and boosting ..heir trade to its prewar level.—A.P.
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      IN THE SAME BOAT
      33 1 A.P. PRAGUE, Wed. .Sixteen oarsmen from Czechoslovakia nave been chosen to go to the Soviet Union to compete and train with Russian crews. the official news agency announced today.—A.P.
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      SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      62 1 LOOK out for today's late atiernoon edition of the Malaya Tribune fo. the latest news from Korea and the rest of the world This edition is issued EVERY DAY around 3.30 p.m. and contains the litest Singapore Malayan and world news. Also two regular features, a daily short
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      Yanks Stand Firm, Inflict Big Losses
      166 1 TOKIO. Thursday. AMERICAN and South Korean troops ar3 holding stubbornly to defence positions despite continual North Korean pressure along all fronts, General Mac Arthur's early morning communique today said. The First Cavalry Division repulsed several assaults upon thoir defensive positions in the Yongdong sector,
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      Police Post Attacked
      83 1 Tribune Stuff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Today. BANDITS attacked a police post in Southern Johore at 2 o'clock this m&lt; rnlng. The police defenders engaged tht bandits in a 10--mlnute battle. The enemy fled when reinforcements arrived and gave chase. No casualties were reported. Security forces engaged five
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      PEOPLE SHOULD GET TO KNOW ARMY BETTER
      522 2 —DUNLOP MAJOR-GENERAL D. Dunlop stressed the importance of personal contact to solve problems and create good feeling between soldiers and civilians. Addressing Singapore Rotarians yesterday on "the Soldier and the Civilian," he said tha T most of the pin-pricks between civilians and soldiers.
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      Mozart Symphony At The Hall
      138 2 THE Singapore Musical So- ciety is at present reheai- j sing a symphony concert to be presented at the Victoria Memorial Hall on August 18 and 20. The concert will be conducted by Mr. Glan Williams, and will include Beethoven s Pianoforte Concerto No. 3
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      SULAIMAN CLUB
      40 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Montr' Bosar of Selangor, Yang Mulia Raja Uda bin Raja Mohamed will open tho 2nd Annual Conference of the Youth League pf the UMNO at the Sultan Sulaiman Club. Kuala Lumpur on July 30.
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      Carter Repeats Challenge
      561 2 NOEL Carter, ex-Progressive who is now a life member ot the Labour Party ha.&lt; sent Piogressive Party pies, dent Mr. C. C. Tan a second challenge. to thrash the Marcus., Scales issue in a public debate. Mr. Cartel who wrote yesterday to Mr. Tan said: "I am
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      Councillors Identify Stolen Goods
      191 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. TWO Malays were arrester) by the Police yesterday in connection with a scries of house-breaking reports whicn were being investigated. The l'olice traced several of the stolen articles to the bouse of a Malay. Some of the recovered property were identified by two
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      SIKH HAD DOPE – CHARGE
      57 2 SIKH HAD DOPE CHARGE JOHORE BAHRIr. Wed. Customs Officers yesterday arretted a Sikh when they searched the train at the Railway Station and found eiJSht ounces of gunja in his possession. In the Magistrates' Court before Inche Taib today. Sarwan Singh claimed trial wnen Charged with possession ot the gunja.
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      TEACHERS TO HOLD SOCIAL
      58 2 Students of the Singapore V ftChers' Training College will be holding two danres this week-end. The "second?batch" students W 11 be holding their first social and dance on July 2« tne St. Andrew's School Hall On the following day the "A" and "B" groups will hold
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      ICFTU MEN
      38 2 Th advance party of 1.C.F.T.1 T. delegation wnlch will include Mr. F. W. Dalley, Ol the British T.U.C., is expected to arrive at Kallang tomorrow 6.15 p.m. They will leave for Kuala Lumpur on July 31.
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      SPEED TRIALS
      46 2 PENANG. Wed. H, W. Price, L. J. Putra, Tony Forrest and Lim Eng Hock hay heen seloct"fl to represent the Penang Motor Cycle Clun at Malaya's premier speed trials the .lOhor* Grand Prix ant road races for cars and motor cycles on August 6.
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      MALAY RAPED GIRL (12)
      202 2 Court I old JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. AT the close of a preliminary enquiry into a A rape charge, Magistrate Che Taib today committed Ahmad bin Abbas, a 21-year-old rubber tapper, for trial in the High Court. Ahmad was charged with raping a 12-year-old Malay girl at
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      Varsity Gives 12 Study Gifts
      141 2 THE University of Malay* has awarded twelve seho larships to students of the different faculties who did exceptional]) well in *heir recant professional examinations. The scholarships are worth $300 a year and will normally be tenable till the student completes his particular course of -:tudy
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      Doctor For SMC Staff Next Year?
      110 2 Municipal Commissioners are considering a proposal to create the post of an Assistant Medical Officer in charge of staff. It has been provisionally agreed that this wil 1 be done next year, should Government approve of it. It wan pointed out that attendances at
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      WHALING PERMITTED
      37 2 TOKIO. Today—General Mac Arthur's headquarters on July 21 permitted the Japanese to send the fifth whaling expedition to the Antarctic since the war's end. announced the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry, reports Kyodo news agency today.
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      NEW WING
      28 2 PENANG, Wed. The opening ceremony of the extension of St. Mark"&gt; School &gt;n Butterworth tomorrow at f,.30 p.m. will be performed by the Bishop of Singapore.
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      Jagas Cause 'Crisis' In Union
      176 2 THERE is a crisis brewing in the ranks of the Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workers Union. Reason: A resolution was passed at the last meeting of the Union's Council permitting watchmen to become mbers. Tin meeting was held in the middle of July and since
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      Recital By Noreen Stokes
      80 2 Noreen Stoke, who played tiie GrlCfi rianotortc Conco'to with the Musical Society's Orchestra in March and a Sonata Recita'' on Thursday last with Mr. Goh Soon TU&gt;«. is giving a solo Pianoforte Recital at the Victoria Memorial Hail on Sunday next at 0 P-m. Her programme
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      FAREWELL
      43 2 The Civilian Staff of the j Engineering Stores Depot, Alexandra Road, will give a, farewell dinner this Saturday j at the Tai Tong Restaurant. I Happy World to the O.C. Major J.F. Dwyer who will be caving for Britain ear'y next month.
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      JUDGE FREES LAWYER'S CLERK
      597 2 'DANGEROUS TO CONVICT' v DAGAYA Krishna Samy Naidu, former cashier at the office of Mr. Sandy G. Pillay, solicitor, who has been under District Court sentence of three months' imprisonment on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $1,113.88 left the High Court yesterday as
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      Clerk Took $100 From Contractor—Charge
      215 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. •THIRTY-THREE- YEAR-OLD Omar bin Tahir, I a clerk of works in the Malayan Railways, vaS arraigned before Magistrate Che Taib today o u v of "receiving for himself $100 from sin Railways contractor, Ayiathurai, uvithout consideration." He claimed trial. An original charge
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      BANK STAFF SOCIETY OFFICIALS
      105 3 Tho following are the new oOce-bearen of the Hongkong md Shanghai Banking Corpoi itioo Local Staff Benevoleat Society. Patrons, Messrs. C. L. nd LUn Bock Kee; nt, Mr. Sim Miah ict-I'ri'.sidents. Mi. Ono Jim Tech and Mr Bnki Uin Osman. Hon. Secretary. Ml. RayBMnd L Pereira;
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      ZAINAL ABIDIN
      46 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. L'ato Zainal Abidin bin Haji Abas. D P.M.J., M.C.S., has ceased f be a Temporary ortKiai Member of the Federal Legislative Council, consequent upon tin- return to Ike Federation of Dr. C. P. Rawson, Chief Social Welfare Officer, Federation of Malaya.
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      Mr. G.W. BAYLY
      39 3 The Chiel Justice has approv. d the tppointment of Mi George,Edward Walter Mentwortli Bayly, Commission.) of Prisons, Singapore, to bi Commissioner for take H* Governor has appointed ■1 W. &lt;;. Christie aa Surv. voi ot Ships, Singapore.
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      ANOTHER BOAT FOR YOUTH
      113 3 The Singapore Youth Coun cil will soon get another motor launch. This has been made possible through the generous donation by Mr. N.R. Mistri of $800. The money was given to the Singapore Rotary _Club to be used for the purchase of *i motor for a
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      STOLE SARONGS — CHARGE
      65 3 STOLE SARONGS CHARGE PENANG, Wed. Bail of SI.OOO each was a lowed by Magistrate D.R. Home to Mohammed Abdul Salam and .M.S. Naina Mohammed who M ci c jointly charged with tneft of 500 pulicat sarong worth $2 000 and one account book beionging to one Shaik Ally on July
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      They Said It With Flowers
      232 3 THE pick of orchids and gladioli blooms from the local florists along Orchard Road went off the market yesterday. when three young Chinese went on a flower-buying spree. "The price doesn't matter," said the trio, to the florists, "only give v tne best.' The flowers
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      Reds Murder 2 Sergeants
      209 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. DANDITS murdered two European Police serD geants when they attacked two jungle squads in Perak. The sergeants were leading the jungle squads which were ambushed by a fore? of about 60 bandits. Although outnumbered, the security iorces engaged the enemy for about i.n
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      LOH ORDERED BACK TO MENTAL HOSPITAL
      85 3 A 34-year-old Loh I Ah Ngaii. was charged with I attempt-d suicide by cutting j her throat with a vegetable I knife on June It, at Hall Pike Street, in the Second Police Court yesterday. Loh who had a breathing tube in hei neck
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      TEACHERS ON ONE SERVICE
      52 3 The Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a general meeting on Saturday at 9.30 a.m. at the Union's premises. At the meeting the Committee of Management will submit their detailed proposals for a Unified Education Service for the approval of the general body before they were sent
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      Posed As Police Man
      476 3 Court Told PENANG. Wed. Saminathan, an Indian, was charged in the Magistrates Court yesterday, with cheating one Goh Yuat Eng, a widow, of $125 by saying that he could get her son on bail. The woman, Goh Yuat L.ng. mother of five children said that her
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      CHINESE OFFERED CORPORAL $10,000 BRIBE
      679 3 —COURT TOLD fHIEF Inspector, C. W. Such told the Singapore Second District Court yesterday, how two Chinese and three Malay boys went prawn-fishing at the seventh mile stones Pasir Panjang Road during the early hours of January 2 and then saw some people in a
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      MAJ. WATSON
      23 3 Major E. C Watson has resigned his Commission in tne Singapore Volunti er Corps Liaison Regiment with effect from April 17.
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      POLICE CONDEMN ARSONISTS
      132 3 A statement condtrnning the recent arson attempts by Communists was Issued by the Singapore Police yesterday. The statement said: Communist hooligans were out again on Tuesday night when they made an attempt to set fire to a bus at Joo Chlat. "This is the fourth occasion on
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      $50 BaIL IN RICE CASE
      56 3 PENANG. Wed. Choo Weng Chow was produced before Magistrate Mr. D. R. Home yesterday on a charge of having 150 catties of Kedah Rice worth $39 and 22 catties of vegetable oil worth $10. He claimed trial and the ease was ju?t off for August
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      SMC To Advertise For Lady Medical Chief
      136 3 MUNICIPAL Commissioners are to advertise for a second Assistant Lady Medical Officer. The post will be placed on the Senior Officers' Salary Scheme Class II and will carry an initial salary of $500 with a maximum of $1,000. It is also expected that
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      THE PROOF
      616 4 THE cat is out of +he bag. Not spitting and clawing, but fat and purring as befits a civil service member of the feline family—and the adjective that matters most is fat. Mr. S. S. Rosrf, Organisation and Methods Adviser from the Colonial Office, who spent nine months
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      THE WAY TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY in GOVERNMENT
      1605 4 Report Of Malaya's Planning Supremo INTRODUCTION ON Feb. 6. 1949. the Organisation and Methods Adviser arrived in Malaya en route to Hongkong. He remained in Malaya until March 4, 1949. after having preliminary discussions with Heads of Departments and setting the work programme
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      PLANTERS ARE NOT THE ONLY HER OES -M.C.A.
      388 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. THE Malayan Chinese Association today took to task the Planter, official organ of the Incorporated Society of Planters lor its editorial published in its June issue. The editorial said: The Malayan Government can afford no longer to tolerate so-called
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      TWO BOOKS ON GOVT. AND S.M.C.
      191 4 THE people of Singapore will get to know more 1 about how the Government of the Colony and the Municipality work when two books now in preparation come out in the near future. The idea behind the project is to increase Singapore's civic consciousness,
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      RAF'S PART IN KOREAN WAR
      67 4 Air craft of the Far East Air Force are now taking an active part in the operation in Korea. Sunderland Flying Boats are operating in con junction with elements of the British Far East Fleet. Far East Command Dakotas and Valettas are also Ailing a
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      NEW NAVAL OFFICERS
      23 4 Donal Oscar Huartson and Rowland John Godber have been appointed as' Acting Lieutenants in the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
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      FEDERAL COUNCIL DEBATES DEVELOPMENT PLAN
      2571 5 People Told: Close Ranks And Work Together KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. REMARKING that the period of rehabilitation may now be considered to be nearly complete, the Economic Secreta r y, Mr. A. Hey woodWaddington in moving the adoption "in principle"* of the draft Development Plan for
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      8,922 WAR LOSS CHEQUES PAID OUT
      173 5 THE War Damage Comnu's- sion has paid oi:t a total of 8.592 cheques some of which are for iimoiu.'s f less than $350. This was revealed m written replies to Mr. P. C. AuYong in the Federal Legislative Council. In reply to another question
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      Terrorists Have Lost 1,282 Men
      130 5 A total of 1.282 terrorif-Lt were kil'ed during Emergency operations betweer .Tune 1948 and June 1950. Those captercd or arrested during the same period total 191. This was revealed in a written reply to Mr. J.T&gt;. Mead by the Federation Go- vernment at the Federal
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      MORE CITIZENS FOR MALAYA
      58 5 Out of 51.124 applications for certificates cf Federal citizenship 41.509 have been approved and 1,572 reject* J This was stated In reply to w»*«ceu questions by Mr. Leung Cheung Ling at the Federal Legislative Council meeting. Additional Assistant Registrars and clerks nave been appointed md it
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        40 5 LI L ABNER by Al Gapp IT FOLLY MELTED TH' FCWS. FOUR CAPS, DEPRIVIN' WHAT IT PONE J'HiM.. I'LL GIVE I (IM A DOUBLE, j AUCONiINFD C/ IHDR REASON .WON'T LOCKUMTJLMF «fft&gt; WHAM MY HANG I 'aLLEY by V. 11^
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      220,000 TONS RICE ORDERED FROM SIAM
      287 6 (JOVERNMENT will revert to the pre-war practice of commercial procurement of rice from Thailand and Burma as soon as it is certain that this can be done without endangering adequate supplies for the Malayan consumer but is unable to tell at the moment exactly
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      RUBBER SHARES IMPROVE
      149 6 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. With the greatly improved prices for rubber the rubber share came in for some attention and prices showed small gains in some cases. Tins and industrials were generally fractionally easier. The following were the price .changes?: SINGAPORE, .Inly W. Fraser Neave Pret 20 3 21
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      LONDON SHARES
      141 6 Reuter LONDON. Wed.—Small irreguler movements were recorded un die London Stork Exchange today. Trading was restricted by the latest developments in Korea and by the desire of operators to await the Parliamentary debate on United Kingdom defence. Movements in British Government stocks were of one-eighth in either direction
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      IMPORT BLUEPRINT
      31 6 Reuter. TOKYO, Today. The Japanese Government Economic Stabilisation Board is expected to compete by July 29 a blueprint for emergency import of essential goods, reports Kyodo news agency today.—Reutor.
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      Rubber Jumps 13 Cents
      145 6 There wore wild f'uetuation in the rubber commodity market yesterday with the price jumping at one time to 121' a cents done for August a rise of 16 1 cents over the previous day's closing. But in the afternoon w»tn dealers satisfied the market eased slightly
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      Tin Prices
      80 6 SINGAPORE July 26.— The price of lin rose by lurther S(i on the pieul leaehinft S3SS per pieu! exsmelter. LONDON. July i &gt; spot v: op est Three mon (lis V.707.. I p £8. Settlemeni price M 709. ilp fi 9. Turnover: 715 tons. SECOND SESSION. Spot C
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      LONDON TIN LATEST
      113 6 U.P. LONDON, Wed. Demand from the tontinent brought un to record height today. At Un close of the afternoon session, spot was quoted at £733-1/4 per ton making a total rise of £16-1 3 since the .lose of yesterdays market. Three months closed at £731--1 2. £15-3
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      Federation Rubber Stocks Up
      69 6 The Federation's rubber stocks at the end of June totalled 74,143 tons as compared with "1.989 tons at the of May a rise of 2.1b4 tons. Imports into the Federation in June totalled 7.001 tons production totalled 57.736 tone. Of this estates produced 31.196 tons while
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      H.KONG GOLD
      33 6 U.P. HONG KONG. We i. The following were the official quotations at the Hr&gt;ng Kong Money Exchange today: HK56.23 per U.S. dollar. HK515.50 per pound sterling. HKS3I4 per tael of gold.
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      Estimates On World Rubber
      87 6 A.P. NEW YORK, Wed.—The rubber group of the Commodity Exchange, Incorporated, estimates this year's world production of natural crude rubber at 1.605.000 long tons as compared with I '7.500 long tons in 1949. World consumption last year totalled 1.437.500 long tons, it said, and consumption in
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      New GIs Strike In Surprise Attack
      204 6 TOKIO, Thursday AMERICAN infantrymen have struck, in a surA prise counterattack, against the North Korean Communists who have thrust into f ar southern Korea. New American fighting men—a mystery force whose numbers and un ta are official secrets —went into action late yesterday in
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        369 6 FINANCIAL WANiKD oan $bou. Itepayaou six months state interest required Box A.3849, Tribune, Penang. &lt; J?5) "IbIcATIOiiAL VIOLIN Lessons, Theory Practice given by qua'ifl?d teacher. Julian Foorman. Musical Director: Sea View Orchestra. Limited pupils accepted. Preparing pupils tor tlie *'Koyal College of Music, London". Enquiries: 4. Meyer Mansions, North Bridire
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        282 6 VEHICLES FOR SALE MG PB TC tfff and" taxi i 1949 both newly taxed in.-ur ed $1,200 Wagner SVC Hal Beach Hoad. 5—7. tt&LKM. 1949 Renault 8 taxed ft Insu: d Austin 8 reg. 1948 taxed il reasonable price. Apply 1A Penang Road. S pore. «'Q.lt»). FOR SALE: Ladies Huinoet
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        268 6 WANTED WANTED pOSt-wai IJ-U by Vuuxhall must be in v&lt;&lt;\ :&gt;•■•) condition ring Tav m 3:mh ;.f.r five. &lt;M.i6&gt;-'. ACCOMMODATION TO RENT: Urgently reg four 2,3 bedroomed i.e..----ljr msned or unfurnished n ra teal a area. Detans to Bo« AiSEO. Tribune. .Spore. I P I v TO Let. Sea.- de
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      ...AND MITRA GOT THE CHEERS
      736 7 RAFFLES WIN CHALLENGE CUP SCHOOLBOYS of Raffles Institution and Anglo-Chinese School yelled themselves hoarse yesteiday at Jalan Besar Stadium when the last event the one mile medley relay—on the Inter-School Athletic Championship programme was in progress. For on this race hung a verdict: Raffles or
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      PEP WIN EASILY
      46 7 A.P. WASHINGTON, Wed Boxing with precision, worM featherweight champion Willie Pep, 130 lbs., unanimously outpointed Bobby Bell, 127 lbs., over 10 round at the Griffith Stadium. Pep gave Bell a terrific lacing in the third round. Bell was bleeding from the mouth. —A.P.
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      CUP TEAM 'GET—TOGETHER' TODAY
      237 7 Meet Army-Navy At Jalan Besar Tribune Soccer Reporter. TODAY'S game, in which Singapore's Malaya 1 Cup team clashes with the Army-Navy at Jalan Besar, can be rightly called a ''get-to-gether party", for the Colony eleven. They have not played together for well over a month, because
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      157 7 Reuter. LONDON. Weo. Criekt t cloae of piiiy Korea AT LORD'S, Gentlemen 325 (Dewes i&gt;4. Doggnri 75, Brown 122, Tattersall light-arm medium offspin three for 38). Players one run for no wicket. AT MAIDSTONF.. Essex 313 (Fraragher 64). Eve 66, Dovey right-arui medium oft spin
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      STRATHSPEY WINS GOODWOOD STAKES
      61 7 GOODWOOD, Sussex Wed. —Mr. James Ranks Strathspey won the £2,000 Goodwood Stakes run over two miles three furlongs here this afternoon. Mr. Robin Mac Alpine's Royaliste was second and Sir Humphrey De TrafTord's Forestry third. Sixteen ran. Betting: 3—l favourite Strathspey, 9—l Royaliste. 100—6 Forestry. Won
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      Holloway, Sullivan In Finals
      166 7 niXfIAPOIIE mm's doub) -s tMUdn runners-up. O. T. HotloWay and F. F. Sullivan entered the (Iraki ot the Tanglin riuli i 'ii»;mpu&gt;nshins yesterday, when they beat Capt. TurnerCooke and Maj. K. tirpenwonu. The court &lt;raft and combination of the veteran pair proved too for Turner-Cooke and
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      Y.M.C.A. TENNIS RESULTS
      145 7 Results of tennis ties in the YMCA Championships played off esterday arc as follows:Clas.-; "A" Handicap Singles: T. H. Ana (—3O) beat H. M. Maphuz -15» 6-0. 6-2; Dr. Chan Ah Kow (—3O) beat Chai Chin Siang -SO) 6-1. 6-4; Y. P. Wee 30.3) L at A.
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      OLD RAFFLESIANS V. CHRISTIAN B.O.B.
      114 7 The follow ng !.ave been selected to represent Old Ratesian at cricket against Christian Bros. Schools in the Evan Won*-- Shield leairue en Saturday at Khalsa ground. A. P. Rajah tCapL.). G, We-*t-eihout, S. K. Sundram. K. Miv thucumaru. G. Valberg, B. Barker. R. Barker.
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      194 Horses Entered For Penang Gold Cup Meet
      898 7 From Our Penang Correspondent. TH f Penang Turf Club has received a total of 194 entries for its four--1 day August Bank Holiday Gold Cup Meeting to be run on August 5, 7 9 of three different classes are being catered for.
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      182 7 First Day, Aug. 5: Class 1, D«v. i 7 furs; Class 1, Div. 7 fun*; Class 3, Div. I—7 furs; Class S, Div. 2—7 furs; U?ss S, Div. I—itt lOf* 4 ,vv, x, Div. 2—si furs; Clans 5, Div. I—s furs; Class S Div. I—6 furs. "Second Day,
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        624 7 MARRIAGE Davles at Singula- y, 1950, Douglas ,n of tho late Dr. i■ i Richardson of Joan Elizalieth, i the late Mr and d* u h a [xvcnish of Kala- v t Australia. ACCOMMODATION WANTED ZTTtT'coTrinany requires NOTICES NAl l RALISATION ri&lt; r. by given that rath of 145. Motilv
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        402 7 NOTICES NOTICE TIONG BHARU BRANCH of Singapore Co-o»erntive S*ores Society Limited', No. 39, Seng Poh Road, will be declared open by the Deputy Food Controller, Mr. A. D. Butler Madden on Sunday, 30 July, at 11 a.m. Members and non-members invited. ~THE bankruptcy ORDINANCE (CHAP. 45) In the High Court
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        633 7 ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD Aden, Port Said, Rotterdam Amsterdam. Spore «P. S ham Penang MODJOKERTO 10/12 Aug. 13 Aug. 14 Aug. Agents ROTTERDAM TRADING CO. (M) LTD. Shipping Dept. Tel: 5071. Ext. 19. JAVA Ne¥yOßK SMLtNGS R**»l Rotterdam lAqj4 Holland- Am*rtr+ Mm Nedrrland I.ln* Rotterdam Rotterdam. Amsterdam. HALIFAX BOSTON NEW YORK.
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      $36 MILLION JAP GOODS FOR MALAYA
      343 8 Tribune Stafl Reporter. SINGAPORE and the Federation have been given a provisional allocation of $36 million worth ol imports from Japan for the year ending June 1951. It is understood that this allocation may be increased when the Japan-Sterling area trade talks are concluded.
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      Probe Into Seamen's Bureau
      139 8 MR Justice Cox-Evans will preside over the CorhrhisBion of Enquiry IntQ Seamen's Registration Bureau, it was announced. Mr. FG. Ritcnie of Messrs Ritchie and Bisset and Mr. D.I. Greer, Secretary. Singapore Institute of Marine and Power Engineers, will be tho other members. Mr. A.G.B. Colton of
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      Reds Using New Tanks
      71 8 KOREA PROifiT. Thurs NORTH KOREAN troops arc now using a heavy tank described as simila.iy to the Russian "Stalin" 5«--tonner, and bigger than any type previously seen in action here. American artillery disabled one ot the ranks 0$ Sunday evening during the battle t&lt;&gt;r Yongdong. Next
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      SICK GIRL HANGED HERSELF
      155 8 LIM I oh Tai told the Coroner, Mr. W. G.-Porter, yesterday that her sister-in-law. Lim Ah Mo told her that she was unable to work for k hree or four months because of sleepless nights and chest pains. Mr. Porter returned a verdict of suicide by
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      The Tiger Offered His Paw
      133 8 CHICAGO, Today. A bushel of catnip was tossed into the lion house at the local zoo yesterday to see what would happen. The lions, tigeis and leopards acted like kittens and loved it. A 160-lb. Indian leopard, named Tommy, regarded as dangerous, rolled in the
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      Senegals Leave For Saigon
      93 8 AH was hustle and bustle on board the French Ship •'Champiorion at about 5.00 p.m. last evening, as sbe was due to leave port. AH the French troops that had been given shore leave were coming back to the boat. The "Champiollion" is carrying about 400
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      25,000 Hawk In City Area
      414 8 Tribune Staff Reporter. APPROXIMATELY 25,000 hawkers are reported A to be active in the Municipal Area of Singapore, according to the preliminary report of the Census and Survey of Hawkers compiled by Dr. You Poh Seng. However, it was stressed that the number of those
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      RAAF Bomb Red Areas In Johore
      97 8 NO. one squadron of the Royal Australian Air Force flown to Singapore ten days ago to assist .he Royal Air Force in anti-ter-rorist operation in the Federation, despatched its fo ir Lincoln heavy bombers on their first operational sorties yesterday, to Central and North
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      INDUSTRIAL GROUPS FINED
      79 8 A.P. FRANKFURT, Wed.—Two German industrial groups were convicted by a U.S. Hign Commission Court here today of negotiating illegal cartel agreements with French ana Italian firms. It wa sthe first case of its kind in U.S. courts in Get many. Tne two groups, the Ger man Association
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      Walked Streets To Help Her Lover
      405 8 —COURT COLD Tribune Staff Reporter. AN Indian. Ratnam, was tentatively charged 11 with the murder of an Indian, Raju, and the attempted murder of two women Kamala and Papa, on April 23, on Serangoon Road, in the Relief Court yesterday. Papa told the court
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      MADE LIQUOR —CHARGE
      40 8 PENANG. Wed—Saw Joo Poh who pleaded guilty to three charges of naving distilling apparatus w*B allowed bail of $100. The case will be brought up for sentence on September 1 He was also charged with manufacturing liquor.
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      111 8 t V r &gt;.IM |.r lit I L»K.t. «1 77 •&gt;&lt;,._ T M| 1 vii 11 11 lliimr 1 11 in &lt;( Ht 1» -I, f la* *4 KI\'I.4I»UI{|: V (&lt; (&lt;MK Hi 4 V \V4 A.. !Ur in (Mil &gt;.. 1"«' 'I- riii Phif» lOilul p.Hi*
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      CINEMA
      119 8 CATHAY: "Key to the L"it\ at 1100 a m.. 1.«. 1.15 and 9.30 p.m. 1 Mj AI.H AM BRA "Prim* JK»." 1,5 5 PA\lLION; "A Run fu v,,., Money,' at 2.00, (&gt;.30 and m i p.m. CAPITOL: "Silver Kiv-r" v 11 00. 1.45. 4.00. 6» .,nd H 30 BEX:
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      SPORT
      19 8 SOCCER: S n?apore Mahijt Cup XI v. Armv-Navy i* Jalin B&lt; .s«r TENNIS: YMCA &lt;nd Club tournament &lt;cont.&gt;.
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      REDS FIRE ON PASSENGERS
      88 8 A.P. RANGOON Wed. THE government said today Communists derailed a mail train on a bridge near Rangoon, fir od on passengers tryiii 6 to flee the overturned coaches and captured several e,dardb. The government cid not disclose Lh&lt; total number of casualties. The train was en
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