Malaya Tribune, 29 July 1950

Microfilm: NL3775
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    18 1 MALAYA Tribune tod rs NEWS TODAY *5 <^' EXTRA flftiVfc PAtifcS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    AT LEAST 3,300 REDS DEAD IN NEW ATTACKS
    155 1 THIS AFTERNOON'S COMMUNIQUE DOT}) I TOKIO, Saturday D mted States divisions on the central been under constant heavy attacks Jays, but there was "no appreciable defence positions, Mac Arthur an-iH)st-midday to-day. •nmunique admitted that the Allied lines Conu d&pj in a few
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    CITY JOB VACANT
    102 1 MUNICIPAL Commissioners «1 are to invite applications from officers in the Municipality to fill the post of Senior Assistant Municipal Treasurer. The job will be a Class I job in the Senior OfficersSalary Scheme and carries an initial salary of $870 itsfig «y to a maximum of
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    AID FOR LAOS
    34 1 A.P. SAIGON. Fri. U.S. Minister to Indo-China Donal 1 R. Heath today assured the Laotian government the U. S. will soon undertake a programme of military and economic aid for Laos.—A.P.
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    Aik Hoe: "Deliberate Arson " Says The CID
    612 1 Aik Hoe: "Deliberate Arson Says The CID A LL information obtained during the investigation into the cnuse of the fire at the AIK Hoe Rubber Factory tends to .show that it was deliberate arson, and most probably committed by egents of the Malayan Communist Party says a statement from C.I.D.
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    Counter-Attack Gains Ground
    612 1 A.P. U.P. TOKIO, Saturday SLASHING U.S. counter-attack has hurled back the great Red push in the centre of the blazing Korean warfront, a field dispatch said today. The dispatch said the counter-attack regained positions lost during a night of furious fighting. The Americans had been thrown back
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    SCHOOL TALKS DEADLOCKED
    216 2 msrusSIONS between the Education authoriSingapore Chinese Higti Schort and the Nanyang Girls High School are again dead^ met yesterday to cuss the two schools' acceptance of the levised terms if the Education Department which included further control over the teachers ana students of the two schools. Mi.
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    EXEMPTED FROM TAX
    62 2 Four schools and two institutions have been declared institutions of a public character and have been exempted from certain provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance. Tne four schools are: the Seletar Tamil School, Geylang Methodist Girls' School. Singapore Chinese HigTi School ■ad 8.-in Shan School. The two
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    Perak To Reopen Toddy Shops
    158 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fil. PLRAK has de.aded :i. principle to per.nit toddy shops to be opeii'd en estates. Applications should in the first place be made by estate managers to the Deputy Commissioner for Labour. The Deputy Commissioner! will make such arrangements as may be necessary
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    LOOSE CANE
    37 2 A lorry carrying cane was stopped by a police patrol car on Anson Road, yesterday. The driver was asked to strap the cane close to the sides of the lorry, so as not obstruct traffic.
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    W. EUROPE TO SPEED DEFENCE
    114 2 A.P. A_. LONDON. Fri TLANTXC pact deputies announced agreen ent tonight—with details secret— on ways to stepup defence production in Western Europe. "The Council of Deputies took note of the additional military effort already an nounced by several of the treaty countries and unanimously approved
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    CHANGE OF ADDRESS
    34 2 An amendment to the Emergency Registration Regulations of 1948 which gives powers to the police to register a change of address on an identity card was published in the Gazette yesterday.
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    MUNICIPAL JOBS: ANOTHER ROW?
    196 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. A ver y heated debate can be expected at the Municipal Commissioners meeting on Monday ovor the appointment of an Assistant Water Engineer. The Municipal Establishments Board have decided to give the job to Mr. Cassim Moham Patel who was born in India.
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    No Colonialism, Says City Chief
    233 2 1 PENANG. Friday ]i|Y day would be fully occupied if i ifl deal with all the daily gossip of coiTee-s or the 'tittle-tattle' of bus passengers on nal matters in George Town,'' said Mr hr Hammett, Municipal President at yesterday? meeting. 'In one of the
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    Truman Asks For Big War Stockpile
    89 2 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Fri. PRESIDENT Truman asked Congress today .or t600.000.000 ior stockpiling strategic and critical materials and $18.000.000 for the renovation at reserve merchant ships. Mr. Trurvin submitted suplementar? estimates of appropriations calling :or provision of the the money during this fiscal year. The
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    Home-Town News From Britain MOBILE LIBRARY SERVICE
    123 2 A MOBILE foi Kentish recently bin put nto operation by th< K»nt Council With a fl< et Of thi bile unit.- tin public b i in th<- nil al distrtcti ol i arc beinjj to da to. Mobil<- unit- carry ovei 3.000 bo
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    AN ANCIENT MONUMENT
    136 2 ONE cf the oldest awl M preserved of WanrieM shire's dore-housei, the** circular dovecote at Km**-' ton, near Ale. ster, has rw* ly been scheduled as aa«* ent monument. The small doorway, mm ogee arch, indicate. 1 I m about the middle of theJ° century a-ui the
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    THE COLORADO BEETLE
    64 2 BRITAIN h landwork. r girl* r hunt for perate enenn. v* beetl*. ur .:i Girl- I ture Comn for them following beetle. count) ti en* Son-, v ens in M on-S' flying ton. win r< found on th« p m They rUff" the crop had to *>
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    S C B A's ROLE IN COLONY POLITICS
    414 3 •THE Straits Chinese British Association has no sympathy for communalism in this country. On the other hand a large percentage of the Colony s political and civic leaders have come from the Association's ranks. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, the outgoing president of
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    NEW POST RECOMMENDED
    40 3 A new post of Assistant Inspector of Works (Sewerfor inclusion inthe Sewerage age) has been recommended Department-1951 list Of Offices. The post will carry an initial salary of $265 and a transport allowance of $105 a month.
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    RATIONING IN RURAL AREAS
    93 3 THE Mobile Rationing Unit will in the course of next month continue its service in attending to ration card transactions at the following rural points on week days except holidays: MONDAY Morning, Bukit Timah Road/Adam Road junction; Afternxm, Bukit Panjang (7th m.s. Provision shop >. TUESDAY
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    Limited Controls For U.S.
    66 3 A.P. WASHINGTON. Tae nited States H„ U x». of ItepresentagK3 Banking t ommit- I B I tiursday voted j SI la 1 to give I'resioent lruman limited econo- 1 mic control powers to ■rgaobc the home front Himt eoauMaM agHie committee c»ir- ftt had turned down
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    REVISION OF ROLLS
    15 3 He of electoral the Legislative Couno 1 and Municipal Eleccomplcted by 30.
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    HOUSE PURCHASE ON HIRE IN PENANG?
    238 3 PENANG, Friday. fOOD progress has been made in building booses in Pcnang, said Mr. H. G. Hammett, micioai President, at a meeting yesterday. Mr Hammett said, that the first 'sample' of houses at Green Lane had been completed and taken up. Mr. Hammett informed
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    PRODUCE SHOW
    86 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. —The Raja Muda "3*. ill the Kuala Selangor agrihortlcultura 1 show on July 30. There will be kampong agricultural produce handicrafts and livestock sections. Eight sections will have their own stalls at vhe show to publicise ineir activities In the afternoon there will be a
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    Govt. To Revalue Occupation Withdrawals
    121 3 SAVINGS BANK KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Mounts whmtwii dur|N thr o© upation period torn deposits made before In Government Bank established "-'m pro-occupation law are 1 k revalued tad me ac- or depositors to be "editH accordingly. Such a provision'is con*ned ln a HHI Gazetted tody.
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    Mr. CHELLIAH
    20 3 l Dr. and D f ChelUa, has *)t of v t? l !<Nqb n i. University of. b>:ido:t.
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    Teacher Saw Blank Cheque On Road
    471 3 Court Told PENANG, Friday. TEH Cheang Chan, a Chinese school teacher in 1 evidence told Magistrate D. R. Home yesterday that while on his way home he picked up a blank cheque with the signature and the seal of Chop Ghee Choon on it
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    Loan Of Treasurer's Services
    72 3 PENANG, Fri. Mr. H. G. Hammett, the Municipal President, told the Commissioners at today's meeting that he had been approached by the Federal Government for the services of Mr. S. V. Adams, the Municipal Treasurer and Secretary. His job would be to examine the financial position
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      152 3 A ECZEMA Maddening dry up. You enjoy blessed relief! /^pf>/\ Now there is new hope for yon who-suffer the Jif torment and misery of Eczema and other irritat- jFjpw ing skin diseases. Cooling, heating D.D.D. Js+iiaf Bp I Prescription brings instant relief. HOW IT ACTS 'f\\o I D.D.D. liquid acts
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1932 4 Film: "KE1 TO THE CITY" Cinema: CATHAY. Ctan: CLAKtt GAM E, LOREITA young, I RANK MOI' .W MARILYN v, Lowell. L E W i S STGNh. 6 'ABLE biceps. Loretta f charm and bui.tsqued mayoralty are the keys to this bright comedy which, judging from the audience
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    THE MAN WHO COULD WAIT
    532 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY By A Special Correspondent when 1 de-street cd. and day, m f. i; lied that cxv *a- born in a Pad jn:. and the doctor .a coming n other ha by i I i tuppet, George Ackroyd had to w;.:t for his
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    Australia Gives Over 4,000 Text Books To Thailand
    231 5 Reuter AAP. BANGKOK, SHIPMENT of 4,234 textbooks in English wit! 58 titles ranging from "Lectures for Nurses" to "Everyday Things for Lively Youngsters. has just been formally handed over to th Thai Ministry of Education by the Australian Consul General in Bangkok.
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    THIS JAP DID NOT KNOW THE WAR WAS OVER
    94 5 Reuter. MANILA, A Japanese recently surrei.&« re«J to the Chief Polio: of Looc, Mindoro, after tivtXtg on tree root, in the mourt«jne since 1944. Philippine general neadquarters leported. A pattoi of Philippine soldiers and municipal policemen of Looc, shortly after the
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    £132,000 FINE
    29 5 A.P. GENOA. Fri. Cedric Bet riiigton, skipper of the British schooner Sunshine, was lined 221,972 000 lire (arout £132,000) here For srrrugfling American cigarettes into Italy. —A.P.
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      86 6 IT'S HERE your extra-flavour coffee in giant 11b. tins! Wonderful to have plenty of guards that glorious, fragrant rich, mellow Maxwell House freshness until the very last Coffee always at hand and al- spoonful is used. ways fresh Vacuum packing Don't wait get Maxwell keep* Maxwell House roaster- j House
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    CATHOLICS SHUN REDS IN EASTERN EUROPE
    1185 6 Climax Expected In Rumania Reuter. r B steadiest resistance ».o Communism ;.mon«( the 100,000,000 people of the E Stero European aid Baltic countries now shut Off by the "Iron Curtain" has come iron, from tbc Catholic population Although not geared to any political directive,
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    INDIAN ARMY PLANS TO USE 'SOYA MILK'
    144 6 Reuter. BANGALORE. 6 o ti t b India, —The Indian. 'Army has planned "soya milk" to b>aV the milk scarcity 'ja some regimental ce&tfa. Army Headquarters has shown great interest in a pilot plant at the Indian Institute of Science here manufacturing milk
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    FINAL TRIBUTE
    32 6 A.P. LONDON, Fri. Tne LMtish paid their final tribute to Mackenzie King today wncn Prime Minister Attlee and other distinguished Tritons attended a memorial service for him in Westminster Abbey.—A.P.
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    QUIZED ON N. KOREA
    34 6 U.P. WASHINGTON, Fri. Edwin Pauley, the last U.S. official to visit North Korea, said today that he was summoned to Washington to tell what he knows about industrial sites there.—U.P.
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    WESTERN un URGE REARMAMENT
    116 6 v.. Headed rearmament asi W .si mi Union nation i m a Park 1 q-iarters of Field Marshal liOid MtttjMlM Commander-in-Chief Vfl Left to right are: DM reau de Meien; Sir James I French Premier Rene Plea French Defence Minister Jl renting the Luxembourg n was
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    MASS ARTS IN BERLIN
    69 6 KoreUra 1.5» on July 18 F I oH the-west" trial. Penalties dJJS arrest this youthful wg agitator Berliners took the v» j H I re arrested by west Liernn and disturbing the peace in "hateLiy afterwards, another 663 awaii j 1 m prison. Photo shows: Even
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      134 7 Breathe in Comfort... Clear Nasal V\ \V l**r\ Congestion the Modern Way '<* jr •/can hardly breathe Nme stuffy Worried I persistent Catarrh or Head Colds You car -i r J W Njf your nose in a few -cond» with iu*t a lew T°* new cnctro Inhaler. The modi, i
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      545 7 TODAY HamranrJ Organ, apitol K< r i, V r<TH1 idv r .iram, Singapore; 1.30 Tim* UtU AlLlWtJKli MIL in UK A MaykMsoi M* Vwwtmrt floor U.tO p.m. Tlmo -..snal, ,>,.., ™j *ork brm< Hcetho- *ng Anuci. A. lVoRrajume Min> EKOLMH PROORVMWKs n l-i.ipcrorC+ntori,,- Ml »««r> h Mb inae; 12.0,2 r
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    Today's Tall Story
    192 7 Reuter. COLOMBO.—An unhcvaWd vis itor walked into the Pi r »v Minster's bedroom at Temple Trees at 5.30 a.m. In tS* morning with a "mts-;»:- reeoatly. Doc aring himself to have received the blessing of ravious deities, the visitor announced in stentorien tones to the surprised Premier:
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    Japan Launches Big Emergency Import Programme
    235 7 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Friday.—The Ministry of International Trade and Industry has laid down a U5595,000,000 emergency import programme involving 15 items ranging from iron ore to crude oil, mainly from Southeast Asian countries. Government sources revealed, according to Kyoco news agency today. aaam The sources
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    Hongkong Markets
    38 7 U.P. KONG KONG. Fri.- The follow ng were the oPicial gi ->t [Jons or. ihe Hong Kong Lfw.»e\ Exchange today I >'5.2T per U.S. dollar. K.flft.40 j>r pound sterling. HK$312.. r pet Vael of gold, —U.P.
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      30 8 mm i in London Sensation KEMT HAIR GLORIFIER final crooning touch before you leave) our dressing-table GLORIFY YOUR MAIR N ONgM I N U SILVIICRIM LABUKATOR.ES LTD tUNUON NYYtO ENGLAND
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    Scotland Plans Engineering Exhibition
    292 8 Reuter. GLASGOW, Scotland. SPECTACULAR displays to boost British engineering will greet visitors to Glasgow's Kelvin Hall next year. The show, an exhibition of Industrial Power, will be Scotland's biggest Festival of Britain show. The organisers want to show the world how much it owes to British
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    TO VISIT ACCRA
    36 8 A.P. ACCRA, Fri.—lt was officially announced today by West Africa Command Headquarters in Accra that Field Marshal Sir William Slim. Chief of the Imperial General Staff, will visit Accra on October 3rd. —A.P.
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    URGES ONN TO RETURN TO UMNO
    41 8 Over 1,500 Malay men, women and children represents ng \arious Malay organisa- ttoas marched to Dato OuV houfce in Jo ho re yesterday lv pentHHde- the Dato to return Ivoauiag the prueewkm wctt tare Hag-bearers
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    UP TO HER NECK IN SALT FOR NINE DAYS
    115 8 Reuter. BOMBAY.—a ninety-two-vear-old woman has iust finished performing a. "nine day wonder" here. The woman Matan Purangirji of Gujerat lav immersed up to her neck 'or nine days i n a ton and a half of salf. without food, drink or
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    U.K. Volunteers For Malaya?
    50 8 U.P. LONDON foray THE British Government was ask-.-d yesterday to rah»e volun-.er force* to ?^i n M a f grc ilon ,n and Malay.) Labour Iff nber of Pi,rlla-Raym-'nd Biackburn tabled a mot .on just oefore the House of Commons recessed for summer, proposing volunteer troops.—Up
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    U.S. BUYS AIL CUBA'S SUGAR
    105 8 A.P. HAVANA. Cuba. Tod r'E United States got 11 the world scrambl' 1 r sugar just n. tinv all that Is left ol Cuba i pidly vanishing I960 rr Announcei.ient of s purchase of about I tons was made In Wltf ton on Thursday n:
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    COMING RELEASE.
    89 9 NO SAD SONGS FOR ME" (Pavilion )\s a pic ture to see if you enjoy a read} good cry. Margaret Sullavan pi ays a devoted wife and mother who has only ten months to live. Bravely she keeps her secret to herself until sne realizes that, in justice
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    British Naval Forces Off Korea
    41 9 This picture—one of the first oC British naval unite in recent operations off th* KoTeaa coist —was released in London on July 20. It shows the British destroyer Consort coming aionirside the carrier Triumph to refuel.
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    "We Mowed Them Down, But They Came Back, Wave After Wave"
    307 9 U.P. I P. War Correspondent) Division in Korea, Friday, came at us wave after wave. iem down with machine-guns v just '-ame pouring at us," ttack against the AmeriDivision east of Yongdong Thursday. The Communists h each wave touch3d
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    WINS APPEAL
    44 9 Reuter. NAIROBI. Friday. Mr. Makan Singh., Ind an Communist anif former General Secretary of the East Afiica Trades Union Congress, won ivs appea here today again.-t i> sentence of tnree montns inionsonment for alleged perjury in connection with «n unm.gratiou document. —K>-u--ter.
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    ACTOR'S WIFE DIES
    17 9 A.P. HOLLYWOOD, or Richarti Bast-hart's wife. Stephanie (34), died today following an operation. —/.P.
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    "Act, Stop Talking" —Shinwell
    131 9 Reuter. Salisbury Plain, Friday. Detenc Wlr.!sr r f:"r M'ni- r Shinw-H d— clared here today thai th tme had com 1 "stop lafltfhs'' aiid build the strength of the armed forces. told troops of -a territorial armoured division that Britain's war potential was "not as'we wo.'td
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    WELCOMED
    35 9 A.P. THE HAGUE. Frida.v. In an Order of the Day, tne Dutch Defence Minister Dr. VVidem Schokking welcomed .-soldiers of the dissolved Royal Dutch Indonesian Army IKNIL> in the Royal Dutcn Ar:nv (XL). —A.X
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    SINGAPORE AAA SPORTS
    60 10 AJE^OVE: The three mile race in progress. RIGHT: Lam Suan Lan (right) breasting the tape a few inches in front of Rajaratnam during one of the women's 100 yards event at the Singapore A.A A. meet at Bukit Timah. BELOW RIGHT: A study of Lloyd Valberg doing
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    Gabos Save Uniteds From Defeat
    57 10 r witti <■<-■■ Laaru* r tet*« i ,U; BODCA m 2 but BOflM l»* 1 rt-i hi. k v ■eatSta* tti.' i.ail had II int.rv.J VmmmV, Vniu if n*"* o < lab. On lh. ■a... a pon-tltv «I k* s Fiv I. ■save. 0 A
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    GOLF POSTPONED
    19 10 Reuter. HA I Fri. erstonn t s4 and final British H i will be replay tonior Reuter.
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    Spencer, New Economic secretary
    52 11 E«v Beer tan l aerPrf Itolava n .ucceaLSton' *h >' 31 cc U r to rer ii,a is at presem ..dIX-v--1 jgj Econo- firs' h(n jJL,; a th« Li nd-m School c <n« I he .q n dot tne rhe Irtish £f*">l y year and a
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    Municipality Finances Excellent
    115 11 PENAj*G Friday fE tmaacial position of the Mur.icipa itv is satiafacL vi, hG. Hammett jßlifi|H) President, when v, .I the Municipal r oners at today"? W. uf in a position to |34 000 of Budget •Cm- winch were made ElfrMinfc the estimates j un<. to find as
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    HOLLOWAY IN SINGLES FINALS
    49 11 |>!n/ed ctT WS MS... .opini I io- 2. ■5 HINDU \i' IMII MS*: t;r.. -a„. l »_> ma ■h' Bain. a: E isj M.M)|( if miw.i. dim M.ES: r* r Mi. Ward* i I -7. r* W. Wratt n Sir,. P. H Mrs. A. Cotlinjti 6-4.
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    TODAY'S EVENTS
    34 11 1 i iy :;>» nd. .a Tv -u I Fi I i < Sfc rd- fxi "..♦I: M i IBM 14" trlla '»«•<> w v >-3« Worm 1» Ll h ,M: Mil? M MO Ya-d:
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    DOROTHY POEY IS CHAMPION
    396 11 M.GS. Hold Swim Meet nOROTHY FOEY became the first swim cham- j U pion of Methodist Girls* School yesterday, when the school held its first swimming meet at Mount Emiiy pool. Believed to be the first such meet to be held b\ a girls school in
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    A.C.S. TEAM FOR SHIELD GAME
    72 11 ACS O'.'l Boy:- A.ia'K.n will' ptey !jt. Andrew Old Boys for th*" Evan Won* SU 4 0* Hon* Lim Ground, at 1M P.m. t0 The' following will r*pres*n' th- AO Old Boys: Au Tat hu: Che- Thidi Stew; < ban Onn Jt. E Donrisany; E.
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    KRAKATAO WINS CHESTERFIELD
    37 11 GOODWOOD, Sussex Fri. —Mr. D. Hely-Hutchinsnn's Krakatao won the £1-500 Chesterfield Cup over 10 furlongs here today. There was a photo-finish for second and third place between Burnt Brown and Merry Month Ten ran.
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    LOUIS COMES BACK
    199 11 To M*?t?f Charles For Title September 2 7 A.P. JOE LOUIS, now 36, will try to regain the world J heavyweight title he gave up two years ago. If Louis is successful, he will be the first heavyweight to recapture the most prized crown in square rinc
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    FOURTH TEST CAPT.
    38 11 Reuter. LONDON, Fri. F R. Brcwn, Northamptonshire, who will lead the M.C.C. tour of Australia, has been selected to captain England in the Fourth Test against the West Indies at The Oval beginning August 12.—Reuter.
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    YMCA TENNIS RESULTS
    225 11 R.suits of tit -a i>lay»-U «fi > ter<Jav on the YM*"A ir- c+e. t Wo It H \M»H W !>«»» BLKS: Dr. Cng Sv Law Un Hon Kun <-30) l«?at Chenu A H Me er i-.Ji 0 2. 5 4; Poh Guan Chw«e Ac IU b» rr
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    25 Suspects Are Held
    112 12 JOHORE BAHRU, To-day. TWENTY -THREE Chinese suspects were held by the Police in a big screening operation in Central Johore yesterday. While operating in a squatter area in Central Johore, aPolice party saw three Chinese run out of a hut on their approach. One was armed
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    FULL HANDICAPS FOR PENANG RACES
    802 12 DELOW are the full handicaps for all the races for the first and second days the Penang August Bank Holiday Gold Cut) Meeting on Saturday, August 5 and Tuesday, August 7. FIRST DAY AUG. 5 ■MSI B n 1 1)1 V. 1 7 tIKUtMiS. TABA
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    A-BOMB PEACE MEETING
    80 12 TOKIO, Today A PEACE meeting will be n held in Hiroshima City on Aug. 6 to murk the atom-bomb explosion five years a 70. The ceremonies will begin with the tolling if the "Peace Bell at 8.15 am. the time of the Abomb blast. As the bell
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    'We Won't Be Thrown Off Korea'
    282 12 U.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. HIGH army spokesman, basing his prediction on information from General Douglas Mac Arthur said today: "We are not going to be thrown off the peninsula of Korea." The spokesman said that he was optimistic and encouraged by reports received in direct
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    Governor Attends 'Guest Night'
    158 12 HIS Excellency tht Qmt nor of 6ingapur> ftr Franklin Glmson, attend*, a lormul "Quest Klfbt" a; the Officers' Mess. Heioquarters. Far East Air Fora, last night. Other guests included to Commodr.- F G. Lujrica. Hon. Air Co.nmocr Malayan Auxiliary »j Force. Sq Ldr W. H. Droor
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    1,000 Reds To Be Sacked
    80 12 Reuter. AAP. roKio JAPANS six letdln papers, tw i n*ws ir 4 and the Jap;m Br«ac.-*<jl inn Corpora;.on took steps v dismiss >■ I ployees who are Corana nists or fellov. travel! It isund.rs -KKltl.atJM to 1.000 employees affected. sT J The Asahi s >!mb,
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    SILK BOOM
    30 12 Reuter. TOKIO. Saturday p Yokohama silk showing sudden largo orders as a result ot SS*MP* dealers that t shortage in that coa»»*J according to Kyodo agency R« lit-!
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      58 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tat larger sale THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone SSII/3 Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipo% ana Penang. EIGHT i'U^y SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE fi Mnartce Glovei, Malaya Tribune Office, 143,
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      90,000 REDS IN ALL-OUT ASSAULT
      629 1 WEDGE DRIVEN in 25th DIV. LINES MacA Says: Fighting Savage, Fierce MOUTH KOREAN FORCES, 90,000 STRONG, ARE TODAY GRIMLY N BATTERING AT THE AMERICAN DEFENCE LINES ALL ALONG THI FRONT IS THEIR ALL-OUT BID IN SOUTH KOREA. The heaviest blow appeared to be in the
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      Another India Appeal
      379 1 U.P., A.P. and Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. Fri. IRNE SUNDE of Norway. A Security Council Preside ot for July, announced today thai the Council will meet again next Monday— a day before Soviet delegate Jacob Malik is due to renin, ending the 29-week-old Russian boycott. The Council met
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      SPECIAL TRIBUNE
      58 1 THE late afternoon edition of the Malaya Tribune today will carry the regular weekly feature on local cinema fare. It will also have all the latest news from Korea and other parts of the world and today's happenings m Singapore and Malaya. Make a point of getting it.
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      MUNICIPAL JOBS: ANOTHER ROW?
      193 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. Avery heated debate can be expected at the Municipal Commissioners meeting on Monday over the appointment of an Assistant Water Engineer. The Mn*> ru>r>l FjrttthU'wnent? ha<r decided to give the Job to Mr. Caesim Moham Patel who was born in India. Another applicant
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      NO INTIMIDATION
      30 1 Reuter. MANILA, Fri. Carlos P. Romulo, President of the TJ.N. General Assembly, said today the U.N. cannot be intimidated by one nation or group of nations. —Reuter. mmmmmmm
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      S'pore Woman Heroine Tells Of Shooting
      427 1 15CentsSaved Mr. Li's Life Tribune Staff Reporter. CIFTEEN cents and a brave Singapore European r woman combined probably to save the life of Mr. Li Chi Wan, Senior Inspector of Chinese Schools, Singapore, after he had been shot in a trolley bus at Newton
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      Indian Is Murdered
      47 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Today A Chinese baiulit surrendered to special police constables in Johore yesterday He was found in a shocking state of health and ha.-l to be admitted to hospital immediately. Two bandits attached and murdered an Indian on an estate in Northern Johore.
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      No Colonialism, Says City Chief
      144 1 PENANG, Friday. MY day would be fully occupied if I had to deal with all the daily gossip of coffee-shops or the 'tittle-tattle' of bus passengers on Municipal matters in George Town," said Mr. H. G. Hammett. Municipal President at yesterday's meeting. V. •'ln one
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      Colony Won't Take Federation Banishees
      159 1 DERSONS ordered to Vav and remita oui of ihe Federation will be prohibited from residing in the Colony so long as the ord t requiring them to leav.- and remain out oi *.ne Federation remains in force. The new regulation has been üblishei as an
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      CRACK TURK TROOPS
      31 1 U.P. ISTANBUL Fri. Units of the crack 28th Turkish Division were reported unofficially today to have been nicked for the 4,500-man Turkish force for the Korean war. U.P.
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      61 TOLL IN KOREA
      25 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. A new casualty list today boosted officially identified Am* rican casualties in the .Korean war to 1,059.— U.P.
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      Commons Hears Details
      353 1 AIK HOE FIRE A.P. LONDON. Fri. THE House of Commons was told tonight Lhat Lh3 Aik Hoe rubb2r factory, which went up in smoke on Thursday, wis nam 'Ct icr sabotage in a recently captured plan for the Malayan Communist p -i »«t v". Mr. James Griffiths,
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      10 Minutes: $40,000- Millions
      57 1 10 Minutes: $40,000Millions WASHINGTON, Friday. IN 10 minutes, the Senate today approved $13.294,. r>Sl--821 (..bout $40.000-milHons in Malayan currency in national defence funds. In B week or so. it will conBtdei many mere for the ataxy. navy and -> ii (orec.# With no debate, the Senttori pa.«s<d the military chapter
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      Forces Trap Ipoh Rail Saboteurs
      118 2 IPOR. Fri.—A communique from the Police Headquarters today said that in the early hours of Juiy 24, security forces picked up a trail led to limestone cliffs on the north side of ipoh. Additional security forces werv called to assist in combing the cliffs and
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      ICFTU CHANGE PROGRAMME
      55 2 The I.C.F.T.U. delegation after a change of plans, are now expected to arrive In Singapore on August 12. They will leave Singapore again for Kuala "Lumpur on August 15 and go on to Penang on the 17. They will return to Singapore on the 19 and fly
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      Congress Accepts FIO Challenge
      268 2 MR. G. Sarangapany, president of the Singapore Indian Congress, yesterday told the Tribune thai the Malayan Indian Congress had accepted the challenge held out by the newlyiormed Federation of Indian Organisations to represent the Indians in the country. He said. "At the Municipal Elactions which will
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      Cheaper Power In Penang
      58 2 PENANG. Fri. Charges for electricity will be reduced, in Penang This was revealed by the Municipal President Mr. H. B. Hammett. in reply to a qifestion asked by cne of the Municipal Commissioners, at today's meeting. "I am afraid we are not yet in a position
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      Taoists To Lie On Bed Of Spikes
      277 2 MALACCA, Sat. TAOISTS in Malacca v. ill be celebrating the Tee Hu Ong Yah festival tomorrow. Tee Hu Ong /ah is the patron saint of the afflicted and the needy. Today wherever this deity is worshipped one can ccc 'lis ejp&7 in l:T.;d
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      AMINAH KEEPS BERTHA
      1027 2 Envoy's Capacity Ambiguous Judge AS first reported In yesterday's late afternoon A edition of the Malaya Tribun3. 13-year-old Maria Huberdina Hertogh is to go back to her foster mother, Che Aminah. This is the result of the decision of the Court of Appeal yesterday setting aside the
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      LI WAS NOT ON RED LIST: POLICE
      172 2 THE attempted assassination of Mr. Li Chi Wah, Inspector of Chinese Schools, was not connected with the three murders listed in the Communist plans uncovered by the police in a raid at Lorong 33 in April, police sources said yesterday. Mr. Nigel Morris,
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      Spencer, New Economic Secretary
      141 3 KUALA LWM«m. FT; announced that Mr. l ii «l spencer has *«n [0 r appotaim-m. as scretarv. FedttMalaya, in sacojJPMr A. ite?w*©dr SSdiMton who -111 co ive prior to retowanU the <na who U GG ,is at MM and DevGuiana. He w n n tho Royal
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      LOOSE CANE
      34 3 lorry carrying cane was stopped by a police .patrol car on Anson Road, yesterr/he driv.-r was asked to strap the cane close to ,i,..s ot the lorry, so as not obstruct traffic.
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      UMNO Leadership: I'll Consider'—Onn
      521 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. DATO Onn bin Ja'affar told a mammoth meeting at his house here today: "I will consider Che possibility of my returning to UMNO." He gave this promise after representatives of various Malay organisations had staged a mammoth procession to his house this morning
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      VERDICT HELD
      202 3 3 Women, I House THE Court of Appeal yesterday reserved judgment in the appeal against the decision of Mr. Justice Evans in a pre-war mortgage suit in which the parties were three worn n. The property mortgaged Is a house in Teluk Aycr Street. This was mortgaged td
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      CHANGE OF ADDRESS
      34 3 An amendment tc the Emergency Registration Regulations cf 194« which gives powers to the police to register a change ot address on an identity card was published in the Gazette yesterday.
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      SANDY PILLAY STRIKES A BLOW FOR THE LOCAL MAN
      397 3 Seniority Decision May Be Reconsidered MUNICIPAL Commissioner Sandy G. Pillay will strike a blow for higher jobs for local lads at Monday's meeting of the Municipal Commission He will move that City Fathers refer the decisior on seniority taken at a
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      PLANTERS MEET STAFF UNION
      45 3 KUALA LLTMPLR Fnday. 4 negotiating committee of the Ma<ayar? Planting industries e-npkye?*' Association met repu sc ntatives of the Fedemtion of AllMalayan Estate F'alT toaiy ir Kuela Lumpur. After an if lews, it was deodert to meet again on August 7.
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      Chinese Posed As Detective
      127 3 4 38-YEAR-OLD Cantonese H» Chan Wei San. was yesterday sem.nced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by th« Fo irtn Police court uter be hsid admitted threatening a business man thai he woold uveal him tinder the Emergency Regulation. He also admitted posing as a detective and
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      Municipality Finances Excellent
      123 3 Friday THE financial potfttftMl of the ICunidpa ity is satisfactory said Mi. H G. Hammett th« Municipal President, when he addressed the Municipal CDium ssioner: at today's meeting. "We are in a position to restore $34,000 of Budget "Cuts" which were made w,hcn framing the estimate.? last
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      BLYTHE'S MESSAGE TO SHOT SCHOOL INSPECTOR
      214 3 SINGAPORE Police that the assailant of Mr. Li Chi Wah, Inspector of Chinese Schools, who was shot at yesterday at 9 a.m. may be a scnooi student. Mr. Morris, Special Branch Chief said: "The assailant was dressed in what appeared to be the school
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      No Colonialism, Says City Chief
      234 3 PENANG, Friday. MY day would be fully occupied if I had to deal with all the daily gossip of coffee-shops or the 'tittle-tattle' of bus passengers on Municipal matters in George Town," said Mr H. G. Hammeti. Municipal President at yesterdays meetinff. "In one of
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        387 3 M HDICAL AFTER"CONFINEMENT take n T Urn's Herto, Herbtonic, jamu, and Obatpriok. Kcellent results to perfect are widely known. D. T Lim Company, 24 p Street, Singapore. NOTICE^ NOTICE Notice i« hereby given that ighb t Miss Mary Heng, left my house protection, 1 shall n- longer be responsible for
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        126 3 EHTBU5T YOUR 'SANITATION' TO US July 1 31, 1950 jfe s BARGAINS: Hp Embroidered Linen. Sit* Lingerie, Ivory Ware, NelUo Ware, BfUi Carvings. I Fountain IVns, Reptile Haifcdblf! I jg00?i r Nylon Hosiery, Hampboi an.I r-aU Wood (Mi -t.-\ Curios, etc Direct Importers of WĔ. Chinese Handmade Goods 1 mk
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      THE EQUATION
      609 4 THE scene changes to the West. On the most 1 vita! front of all, for it is there that democrat y must make its main stand, the cold war pressure is building up. In two speeches to the House of Commons, Emmanuel Shinwell, Britain's War Minister, nuts the
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      THE CASE FOR THE MALAYAN EDUCATION PLAN
      2205 4  -  The federal legislative council this week considered the first report of the central advisory committee on education, and after a spirited derate decided to adjourn further discussion. THE CASE FOR THE PLAN WAS MADE BY u r M. R. HOLGATE, THE DIRECTOR OF
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      New R.A.F. Trade Structure.
      335 4 THE trade re-organization and new careers for R.A.F. tradesmen announced by the Secretary of State for Air on July 25 represent a great improvement in the career prospects for airmen of R.A.F. They offer, in effect, a new charter for all R.A.F. ground tradesmen. Three basic
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      Truman Orders Synthetic Step Up
      92 4 Reuter. WA' JTTT NOTON, Fri. PRESIDENT Truman called tor an Increase in Government rtroductton ot synthetic rubber to a rate of '7 c oon tons annually. This would need immediate action to put several Government-owped synthetic rubber factories back in operation. Production now is over
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      MALAYA IN 50. YEARS' TIME
      274 4 WHAT life will be like in fifty years' time was the intriguing subject chosen by |p East West Society for •eir Forum last night, wiews were expressed by a Aientist. a banker, a phtlosofcer and historian, a Patho•glst and Educationist. I Following are the points
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      They Live Among The Dead
      127 4 Reuter. With the American Hurtline. Todav OUT in the hell oi io-man's-land her" today under fire from both 1 munists and Americans were 50 terrified Kor an peasant, men, worn n in I children. "There are dead witn them, others hav i been wounded. They're
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        73 4 j SINGAPORE'S RISING J RADIO AND RECORDING I STAR. iji jjASNIj I Ij ha., recorded these popular ong- I' "ASKAR MELAYU" -March PTH. 10 J 5 "GODAAN SAMBA" —Samba S C "SETANGKAI BUNGA MAWAR Foxtrot PTH S 5 "SIAPA ITU MEMANDONG 2 aku" J "LOKET PERMATA" S "PEMBENA MALAYA'" Itmnl;.
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      Student Saw PCs Haggle
      525 5 PASIR PANJANG CASE Court Told 2f>year-old student of the Junior Technical rfj. tiool described as 'a very important ive evidence in the Second District day at the continued trial of three ibles and a Chinese who are being series of corruption offences He n Joo of
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      $25,000 Bail In Dope Case
      65 5 Ball $25.000 in two surety au» olTered to 38--war-010 Kng Luan Kee by yie S"'" iv •'■•frict Court rdaj. after hi had plead'-d not guilty when charged trith being in pos■aioo ol 27 uounJs of opium. Luan Ke< was alleged to have th'- opium at
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      NEW LAW WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN
      653 5 THE Children and Young Persons Ordinance 1 which becomes law on August 1, was described by the Acting Secretary for Social Welfare. Mr. T. Eames Hughes yesterday as an outstanding piece of social legislation enacted in Singapore since the war. The ordinance will be
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      Bandits Hold Up 2 Lorries, 2 Buses
      181 5 JOHORE BAHRU. A CHINESE bandit who tried to ambush a patrol of security forces in Johore single handed yesterday was in turn chased and shot dead. Bandits in Johore held up two lorries and two passenger ouses in Johore in two hold-ups yesterday.
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      Woman Had Gaming Slips
      128 5 Court Told A THIRTY ONE YEAR OLD worvan Goh Geok Lan. was charged With assisting in the management of a public ottery ki. in the Fourth Police Court yesterday. Inspector Bujan prosecuting, told the court that on July 27. A.S.P. Ken- of Gambling Sub Branch C.1.D.,
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      EXEMPTED FROM TAX
      62 5 Four schools and two institutions have been declan-d institutions of a public ch>iraster and have been exempted from certain provisions of the Income Tax Ordinance. The four schools are the SeJetar Tamil School. Geylang Methodist Girls' School, Singapore Chinese Hlgft School and San Shan School. The two
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      Ratnam Stabbed Lover
      259 5 —Katnala Tells Court l I I Further evidence was given by Kamala, in the Relief Court yesterday when the case against 22-year-old Ratnam charged tentatively with the murder of Raju, and the attempted murder of two women, Papa and Kamala at j Serangoon Road, on April 23,
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        13 5 ufmm TOILET SOAP fOR PERSONAL HIESHXESS ALWAYS a LEVhR rvtxivrrr Qua! it "ttT,
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        32 5 ALLEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin LI'L ABNER by Wayne Boring AGEISM THE GOOP EVE VERSUS THE EVIL EVE/7' I -AND NEWER CAN THE- TOR- II I imi pi fcANT STAND IT>
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      Rubbers Have Small Business
      119 6 Singapore, Fri. The share market remained undecided but there was slightly better inquiry for a few tin snares and industrials Rubber shares ?ontlnueo to nave nave small business. The louowing were the day's price cnange.-; SINOAI'OKE, .la v 28. 8.8. Petrol S> Benry Wuuyh 1.87. 1
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      RUBBER DOWN ON FEARS OF CONTROL
      164 6 THE rubber commodity market opened easier at 113 buyers yesterday in reaction to the high prices during the two previous days. But with sellers holding off first business was possible only at 114 and the market then rose to 118 done. Sellers were evidence
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      NEARBY RUBBER IN STRONG DEMAND
      224 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS VIOLENT fluctuations have again taken place 1 during the week. Owing to the Korean situation, the decision reached by the U.S.A. to increase purchases of essential commodities for stockpile purposes has caused a sharp rise in the price of rubber which
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      Tin Prices
      72 6 SINGAPORE, July 28—Tne price ol .in wan $364 per picul »*\-sme!ter—a drop of $3 S 8 on the picui. LONDON, July 27: Spot £734. t'p £4«/,. Three months £732'». Fp £3' 2 settlement price £734 I p £4 3 Turover: 215 tore*. SECOND SESSION: Spot £733. I p
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      WEEK'S PRICES
      99 6 iRgIHSt and l"\v.?t prices tturins ttte v.vrk ondttlf July 2S. 19kS aro: Hii.li s: i.oui st c n«iujr Buffer* hpot Loose >««in R M.A.I R.B.S. F. 0.8. Au 1-5 W. .1.".; Nnt»:rul H M.A.2 R.S.B. F. 0.8. 129 BM 11.V, R M.A.:; R.ri.S. F. 0.8. 124 M HI
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      Limited Controls For U.S.
      66 6 AP. WASHINGTON. Tin- United States i House of Representatives Banking Commit- tee on Thursday voted I 20 to 1 to give President Truman limited econo- mic control powers to organise the home front < against communist ag- gresston* The committee frir- i lier had turned down
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      Markets Unaffected By Russian Move
      187 6 THE news oi Russia 8 »111--ineness ro go back to the Security Council made no impression on the local markets yesterday. The share market, always vofy sensitive to politica. i.ews in the present crisis showed no improvement n -ntiment. Cautious operators held that no view
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      EQUIPMENT FOUND
      27 6 HONGKONG, Thursday-— Industrial equipment and other goods totalling 250,000 tons ana valued at USsBs 000 000 were found in 122 former Nationalist warehouses in Shanghai.
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      U.S. HAS ENUOGH RUBBER FOR 7 MILLION TYRES
      77 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Fri.—The Economic Co-ooer.uion Administration said 'oday it had bought enough rubber from Marshall Plan countries to produce 7.000,000 motor tyres. Making the announcement, the administration added: "The catch U: car owners and tyre dealers will get non ot it." The
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        213 6 WANTED WANTED post-wai 1 IVauKhall musi •>«• in wiy condition ring Tay or 33& -r u\r. 1 CM ACCOMMODATION VACANT. On. f m m.; i J doubt, room with full board Europe couple. Apply 1 l. Ktrt Road. App y after 5 p.m l. Q JBi ENJOY your bolida) your
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      DOROTHY POEY IS CHAMPION
      385 7 \IG.S. Hold Swim Meet noROTHY FOEY became the first swim chamv' oion of Methodist Girls' School yesterday, p school held its first swimming meet at ,1 Erml: pool. H.-lieved to be the first such meat to be held h a 'iris school in the Colony, the
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      Gabos Saves Uniteds From Defeat
      195 7 A minute coal scored by Caboc enaMed Pun V fiiifd to draw 3—a 1 flop A in a SArA F.n.o: .r fixmr. played at :<nla>. From to* kick off the L'nitid; dominate play. They raided SonCA ienitor> several times. om Low ..r another ajri in
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      S'PORE A. A. A. MEET Schoolboy Surprises Ng Lian Chiang
      471 7 Tribune Sports Reporter. ARTHUR McColm of Una Swift A.A., and the tiny Chinese cjirl. Lam Peck Har broke two Singapore records —the hammer throw and the women's 100 yards —yesterday, the opening day of Singapore Amateur Athletic Association Championships, on
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      CYRIL UNCERTAIN
      37 7 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. Cyril Washbrook, England and Lancashire opening batsman, is uncertain whether he *rill be able to accept the M.C.C. invitation to tour Australia and New Zealand next winter owing to business reasons Reuter.
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      LOUIS COMES BACK
      175 7 To Meet Charles For Title September 27 JOE LOUIS, now 36, will try to regain the world heavyweight title he gave up two years airo If Louis is successful, he will be the first heavyweight to recapture the most prized crown in square rinjr. Announcing Louis' decision
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      YMCA TENNIS RESULTS
      225 7 Rasulta of ti fi <, played u u m* Ur.iay on the VMCA curs era L V>s it MANDK \V Dot'PLB8: Dr. Ong rtarw Law I n Hon Kmii (-:joi It Client h Ife'ar e_ 6— 4: Poh Omm Chwae Robert Lim (-If. 2» baai Dr. P.
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      A.C.S. TEAM FOR SHIELD GAME
      73 7 A.C.S. Old Boys Association will play f)U Andrews Old Boys for the Evan Wong Shield, at the Hoi Lim Ground, at 2.00 p.m. to-day. The following will represen» the ACS Old Boys: Au Tat Chu; Cheong Thian Siew; Chan Onn Ji: E. Dorrisainy; E. Ebert.
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      TODAY'S EVENTS
      128 7 THE iinals of the Singapore a.a.a. Meet will be ftaW at the Univers'ty rround, at 3.00 p m. t«»day. There will be a total of J. event?, iminding three women s i vents. Th* Governor. Sir Frank! ri G mson will sive awiy the pi iaea, KHIW ix.
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      KRAKATAO WINS CHESTERFIELD
      37 7 GOODWOOD, Sussex, Fri. Mr. D. Hely-Hutchinson's Krakatao won the £1,500 Chesterfield Cup over 10 furlongs here today. There was a photo-finish for second and third place between Burnt Brown and Merry Month Ten ran.
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      PEARLS HILL SCHOOL SPORTS
      389 7 PEARL S HILL SCHOOL fftß terday held their 12th Annual Sports on Outram School ground. Mr. Powell Evans distributed tlk: prises and results were. It td threading (Pr. 1. X.): 1. Lim Kum Sen.:, 2. Lira Keng Ann; 10 yvrd«: (Pr. 11 A (Afternoon School): I.
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      Positions Unchanged In County Cricket
      275 7 Reuter. LONDON, Friday.—The top four positions in the county cricket championship table remained unchanged after the series of matches ended today. Lancashire, Yorkshire and Surrey, all of whom won their matches, lead the table in that order, followed by Warwickshire, who had no match. Lancashire
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      FOURTH TEST CAPT.
      38 7 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. F R. Brcwn, Northamptonshire who will lead the M.C.C. tour of Australia, has been selected to captain England in the Fourth Test against the Weal Indies at The Oval beginning August 12—Reuter.
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        276 7 PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS SINCERE SERVICE t i: DBA? j* T s E i Day Night Prescription Service Open 0 am.—9 p.m. Sincere nispensary, Ltd. he gfwet «a#a street. hoi.-ale A Retail Map nsir.g CfcUliltl Singapore. rSM SLIDE FASTENERS r MAM IN k Hi LIM WEE CHENG I CO. >W t\m. 36.WINCHCSTER
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        604 7 SHIPPING SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA /UK/ CONTINENT m.a. "SELANDTA" ..due abt: Aug. 9 for Bantrkok. m.B. "MEONIA" ..due abt: Aug. 10 for Saigon Bangkok. m* "KVERNAAC" .due abt: Aug. 21 for Manila. Hongkong Kobe, Yokohama 4k Takuhar. M.s. "KAMBODIA" due abt: Sept. 17 for Bangkok, Manila, Hongkong. Kobe Yokohama.* m.p. "ANNAM"
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      BELGIUM TAKES CRISIS MEASURES
      164 8 U.P. BRI >SELS, Friday. THE pro-Leopold Catholic government adopted 1 emfgency measures to maintain order tonioht after more than 400,000 strikers chaos, violence and some blood over half of Belgium in protesting the return of Knit? Leopold from exile. Socialist warnings that Leopold's return would mean
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      MAN BIT DOG — FINED
      62 8 MAN BIT DOG FINED A.P. PARIS, "ri. A I REN( HMAN today was lined MM francs for biting dofc. Justin Roulet. a pharmacist's assistant did not like the hab;ts of a cocker owned by his neighbour Mr. Davroit Roylet it was said in court, "lifted ..ie >.Jg from the ground
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      A-TRAINING
      26 8 Reuter. HEIDELBERG, Fri. All Amreican trooos including Women Auxiliaries —in Europe are to be given training in atomic warfare and radiological defence starting rext Tuesday.—Reuter.
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      WATCHING
      40 8 Reuter. L O N D O N, Thursuay.— Heme Secretary Chuter Ede questioned in the Commons today about sabotage said he was "carefully watching" subversive activities in th'country and wa;- "considering the adequacy of tin existing law against them."—Reuter.
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      U.K. TO IGNORE FROTESTS OVER HELIGOLAND
      31 8 LONDON, Fri. The Labour Government made t plain today that it intend.-. u<dng Heligoland as a Air Fo-ce bombing target despile anghished protect* from Germany:
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      JOBS: PROGRESSIVES EXPLAIN POLICY
      360 8 Tribune Staff Reporter. THE Progressive Party, in a statement issued 1 yesterday, declared that it is not right for a policy of preference to be applied to promotions to suDer-scale posts in the Public Services. Says the statement: "Pract'c.'llv branch of the Public Service, whether junior
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      No Notice To Exclude Public
      66 8 Municipal Move THE Municipal Proc dure Committee i as recommended that a new Business By-law be embodied in the Municipal Ordinance to provide that na notice shall be required in the case of a motion to exclude the oublic from a meet ig of the
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      U. K. Halts Army Releases
      109 8 A.P. LONDON, fri THE War Ofriee tonight halted the release of all British army regulars whose enlistment are expiring and told its Volunteer Reserve to get ready for duty. In an apparent hint that the order will soon be extended to th- Women's Royal Army
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      RED SUPPORT
      38 8 Reuter. HONGKONG, Thursday.— Mao Tse-tung, Chairman or the Chinese People's Government, has sent a cable to Yusuf Dadoo. President of the Transvaal Indian Congress, supporting his protest against the South Africa Gro*jp Art as BUI. —Reutur.
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      WEEK-END DIARY
      231 8 i«ji* tm u Tl»l> SIKIiAPURE IfNMTIII IK Ol tOMMEB» 3''d Amu"-.-, ,.r-rvi.-hr.iilf.il/» Ituftl.'r ltnliiui Hull. »*,1 -I' I 'iKiia-ll Mii<||(i|l. Furr. r IVik 2. P Vi| N<. troitk Hri'KK rillCh "R*ln ul Villain. J'hei-v 'I p III. UrtYLANfi Vintril t'ulidlni£ i-'nnd cVin'«n k l Aljur I R*>*d t«.m.
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      CHURCH SERVICES
      408 8 LntiiLn OEiivvifCtis SEVENTH DAY ADTENTiST CHtBCH: (5. Penang Road): sabbath School 3.30 p.m. preaching service at 5 p.m. TOMORROW ST. GLORl.fc 3 GABBIMJN CMIBCH. Tanglin: Hvly CcmniuTnor. and Sermon —9.30 a.m.: Sunday Commu.iion 7.15 a.m.; Morning Prayer in Ci.urch Hut 9.45 a.m.: Evening Prayer—6.30 p.ta. METHODIST: Wesley Chuich
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      CINEMA
      225 8 CATHAY: "Key to the City" at 11 W a. in.. 1.45, 1.15, 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. Midnight tonight: "Adventure* of Captain Marvel" ALHAMBRA: "Don Wndjw of the Coastguard" 12.30, 1M, G 30 and 9 15 p.m. Sunday Matinee: "Sot'ling Ghosts at 10 a.m. PAVILION: "A Run for vnur Money
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      SPORT
      210 8 TODAY SOCCER: Junior "A" League champicAtsh p. H.M. Dockyard (Group 1 winners) v. S H B Auxiliary Police (Group Id winnen), Police Training School, i hoinson Road; Sen or Tigers v. Kota Raja. Jalan Besar; Junior League A-l Customs S.C. v. 30 Bn R.A.O.C. Geylang. t>OLF: Singapore «J->lf Championships
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