Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1950

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Total Pages: 28
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    18 1 MALAYA Tribune SPECIAL EDITION todays NEWS TODAY EXTRA sslllll l'> SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1950 FRICE TEN CENTS.
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    PRINCESS -A GIRL
    230 1 Mother And Child Are Doing Well A.P. c 22! s?** 4P Mc ph l f Uzabe tt> and most wrt«; <; .V', r ful that ec r-jj l f t j w °nt "get hio nt" which v c taken careful precautions to keep Prince Chart's in
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    S'PORE RICE STOCKS ARE ADEQUATE
    166 2 PRESENT stocks of rice in Singapore, together with deliveries coming forward from Siam are adequate to meet the present ration for the remainder of the year. t This was the Governments answer to Mr. R. Jumabhoy, member for the Indian Chamber of Commerce, in the
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    SHARP DROP IN RUBBER
    73 2 TODAY'S MARKETS Then- luw *< H jh r »> ,lrop of „T.„ntv mark.n *;n.e la.«t n'tf l s Journal >! Commit ~U..ls on rubbt-r a* from S»pt»nibt r 1. Ti..> market todwr «E"'^ n .vptt-mb-T rubber. Ttu* vas flower ihan y«*«rt?>/ noon. Jap an,^:..?r**™J t r
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    TIN UP
    11 2 •m*. ini.e of mi «*vl«r* "tv- prl of tnon»b-
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    SELLERS HOLD BACK IN TINS
    10 2 share market this n>orntn>. re
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    1000 BEDS KILLED
    86 2 Reuter and AAP. TOKYO. Today. IT «as officially confirmed 1 unlay ttat a Commit attempt to cross lb. NaK southwest 01 „,ir,iied' by tbr mSm* States lsi LOW 53..M1 a ,e dead. today in the e«uj Pohang aTe inUicat Marred arrows retern of bloc reo an<4 presenting
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    Indian Independente Day: Today's Flag – Hoisttug
    39 2 Indian Independente Day: Today's Flag Hoist tug .m n, 1 ?h *H»""»B*«Hi of the Governon I H ,h nHX ,f th india thi. Tr l :it ln<M Houho, Grange lIoaA Sio ß aiM.r,' IV «*ea* on: Indian indep Day
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    PERTURBED
    22 2 U.P. Tl <; KONG Todaylho Ch, n( S0 Rods, apparently portioned over the poor rS5J* ordered m doubled efforts to boost the
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    GOLD QUIET
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    TOBACCO LINK
    25 2 U.P. MOSCOW, Today. A group of American tobacco brokers yesterday contracted to purchase Russian tobacco as well as sell United Statos tobacco hero.—U.P.
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    BADLY HIT
    25 2 A.P. HONG KONG. Today Tht. rubber manufacturing industry in Hong Kong has been badly hit by rising costs and h slump in business.—A.P.
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    THE GIRLS SWEEP; THEIR CLASSES
    18 2 Students of the Vanyjn.: Girls' Hiirh S«. hool c!eas their classrooms this morning
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    NANYANG GIRLS ARE TOLDPOLITICS TABOO
    179 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today THREE hundred and ninety one students of the upper classes of the Nanyang Girls' School were marked present when the classes re-open-ed this morning—one month later than the scheduled date. They were told by their principal, Madam Lui Yeun Sian:
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    INCOME TAX DEPT. SHORT OF STAFF
    219 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today CONSIDERABLE difficulties have been encountered in obtaining statf to fill the seruo. posts in the Income Tax Department, says Comptroller of Income Tax, Singapore, in his repoi for the years 1948 and 1949. The reason: a general shortage of
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    SABOTAGE
    23 2 NEW DELHI. J Police they bdiev, train crash oya end near Benares in w» least 21 persons were was the result m
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    UNCLASSIFIED RESULT
    748 3  -  TODAY'S S SHORT STORY tt MICHAEL HERVEY N.<k the Greek an I r *o to digest the 1 an average pnnt*s£m la newspapei. r '2Salum in that respect; he was intrested ?££r, Nick's outlook J *a*m it to ke p N ,i*=Jofni>. putting his **Z££em. "Each week J»s>
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    WHO WILL GET THE MONEY?
    81 3 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE- A r <4-year-old man, bedridden in a hospital for the aged, died before he could spend the €A 12,000 he won in a lottery two months before. From a special account he had drawn only £A5OO as a gilt to tvs mother, money
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    PRINCESS WITH THE GUIDES
    72 4 Princess Margaret attended the camp fire sins song held at Cheyney Farm. Oxford Jul} gt, at the conclusion of the World Conference of Girl Guides. The Princess wore the uniform of a Commodore of Sea Ranger>. Photo "shows: Princess Margaret presenting a scroll to Mrs. H.
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    POLICE CHARGE IN BRUSSELS
    60 4 M« R nanow f»de street in Brussels, gendarmes armtd with rides charge to ,!,,el r r 4 Leopold demonstrations which raged in the city on July ZiK Around the poh<« r explosion of noise grenades" (small bombs which explode with a loud bans but d« n
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    SING AN IDEOLOGY
    67 5 A.P. Photo. Deiegates from Indonesia. Japan. India. Pakistan. Ceylon and Burma, some 600 million people, present in song the Moral Re-armament Ideology before an audience of 1.000 during the World Moral Re-armament Assembly at Caux, Switz3rland. At left are the Ceylo- nese singers, Mr. and Mrs. Surya
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    MARINES LAND IN KOREA
    31 5 M rine a come ashore down the gangplane of a *n a Aug 2 as they arrive to bolster USA forces hgmiUo in Korea.—A.P. Photo. A.p. Photo.
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    HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN
    115 5 VICAR SAYS ARMY CONTROLLED BOXING BEST REPLYING in his magazine to Dr. Edith SurnmerskiH's statement that "fighting with fists and atom bombs is uncivilised, Canon A. WeHesley Orr, 65-years-old Vicar of St. Paul's, Kingston Hill, atom bomb bit. but thinks tht reference to unarmed combat
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    AFTER "BATTLE"
    75 5 EVERY day during the dinner break at the Leicestershire Yeomanry recent large-scale exercises at Frog Hall Valley, Stanford, Norfolk, scout cars roflled up and delivered a bottle of beer to each man with the compliment of the officers. Realism was a feature of the exercises. Comets and Cromwell
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    CATERHAM COMMAND
    78 5 MAJOR IVOR REID, of Nether Heyford, has assumed command of Caterham Barracks. He went into the Irish Guards, which his father. Colonel Lester Reid, commanded in World War (four times mentioned in despatches), after leaving Oxford, and served with the Guards Armoured Division ln Germany during the war
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    SHIPYARD DOOM
    60 5 DURING the last six month.* Clyde shipyards have booked orders totalling 400,--000 tons, which is only 42.000 less than for the whole of 1949. While 16 shipyards have two years' work in hand, a Dumbarton yard has orders which will last ten year? New vessels will be built
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    NO FAVOORS FROM MA
    60 5 IN order to be first for a dress sales bargain at a Bristol store, 16-years'-old Wendy Dunn-Mills slept In the doorway all night until wakened at 6 a.m. by the manageress, who gave her a cup of coffee. At 9 a.m. Wendy was first in the
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    NEWS-LETTERS FROM LONDON
    868 6 WOMAN'S PAGE ris interesting, in this ir.histricdised age. to learn that the ancient craft of hand-loom weaving is not only surviving the competition or the great textile factories but is actually exj>ertencing a revival. This is not merely the case in Uia*e remote parts of the world
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    SALLY HAS ANOTHER HOUSE-WORK LESSON
    605 6  -  By —r Joan Baldwinson ONE mornmg as Sally went next door to see her neighbour, she found Mrs Lee on her knees in front of the refrigerator, with al th« food neatly laid on the table. As Sally came into the room. Mrs. Lee jumped
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    THE LOST BATTALION
    528 6 NEW YORK. IT was nice that no newlyreturned American widow from ihe Far East was thei< You know some of them are back home already wiih their kids young girls who kissed a husband goodbye in Japan, and heard a few days later he was dead in
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    ANTI – U.S. DISTURBANCESS
    16 6 ANTI U.S. DISTURBANCESS A.P. TOKIO, Mon. sources n-porteu a ing number of American tii-hirwj^il Japan. -A.P
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    TITO WONT FIGHT ON SIDE OF RUSSIA
    273 7 U.P. BELGRADE. Today. •upsHAI Tito, in the most complete interview I anv months, put himself on record for irs! rime today as saving that Yugoslavia id no' automatically fight on the side of the J;,, V iion in the event of war between
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    Boxe* of iiiimnm th>n being loaded aboard the aircraft ranter HMS Tweseas at Portsmouth, England, where th' 3 ship i> being prepared tor M'rvicv. in the Fur Ea>t. A.P Photo.
    32 7 Boxe* of iiiimnm th>n being loaded aboard the aircraft ranter HMS Tweseas at Portsmouth, England, where th' 3 ship i> being prepared tor M'rvicv. in the Fur Ea>t. A.P Photo. A.P Photo.
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    7,000 Tons Of Bombs In A Month
    97 7 U.P. TOKIO. Ted ay. B-29's superforts dropped more than 7.000 tons of bombs on enemy targets in the month lading August 12, concentring on five major strategic targe's including Seoui and Pvcngyang marshalling yards, which are lifted aj Tirtually all destroyed."' the United
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    Post Office For Pasir Panjang
    67 7 [rtfllPV SUM KlplNlW SINGAPORE. Today iff Singh was told I tfv< Council :unds fof office lMrPan)Mig «*B be rxiiJ red *hea estimate* for IB're pr j I ttfty t.ibled said tint site for i post office If -.r Pr inns was chosen H go but
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    PURGED PERSONNEL
    39 7 WaTO Today.—The' Japacsc Oovemment is now neMtiiag "vith MacArthur'* Mfurters on the question tttetber purged military ktanel car be given posts Itk i ice reserve corps, recently created g > directive of Gen. Mac*ruiijr. liji news agency, tC'
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    BACK TO ITS OLD HISTORIC CHAMBERS
    58 7 U.P. LONDON. 1 gyjfefa H had met for gjntrt Morrison said spcaaiic! Pr 6iuiu2 officers Jan commonwealth and 2 wtted to attend the Thursday. Octo v" adaressei irom I tommons. and T ne BLOCKEP Aft iNOTON Today im\ 1 r(la > approved mv removing
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    Govt. May Absorb Temporaries
    70 7 Tribune Staff Importer SING A FORE. Today. H©PES wore raised In the Ufcgttbfctive Council to that fHt 562 persons in t»mpor;:ry employment may get into the "p* nianent cadre" of th Government. An officl e\ reply to Mr. Balwont Singh stated that the Govern..lent will give
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    US. CRUISER IN ACTION 100 MILES FROM RUSSIA
    115 7 TOKYO, Today. A United States navy cruiser ranged to within 1 100 miles of Soviet Russian territory to shell military targets on the North Korean east coast* today. A U.S. Far East Naval Headquarters release said today the cruiser went north of
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    U.N. FLAG
    44 7 Reuter. TOKIO. Today. Dr. Am Singh, »epr« tentative of Tnd? i on the United Nations Commission on Korea the United Nations fUg to the 106 th hlood bank in Tokio today It: a ceremony attended by representatives of 10 n itions Reuter.
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    ALLIED PLANES POUND RED CONCENTRATIONS
    200 7 FIFTH AIR FORCE HQ, Today. ALLIED air forces threw their combined might a®ainst the North Koreau troops in the Wangwan area today where the enemy was reported building up to five or six divisions for a new assuilt toward Taegn. An air force spokesman said
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    SLUMP FEARED
    40 7 HONGKONG. Tues. Chinese merchants in Shanghai have requested their Hongkong representatives to* hold up shipments of commodities to that city *or fear a general slump in prices would follow the issuance of the second allotment of Victory Bonds.
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    HER IrtCE SOLVED HER PROBLEM
    132 7 Irihiin Thi c"' Al :K Toda yoj in--ax SingajiOre, 1 short r» re^ lor th» l! nilon time r n photo--00(S'lookirodn 0x,, "-niely •nclo^ d 8 woman *>.' -j. '.vxpayer nis is my r>noto- graph; do I look as if I would run away?" The
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    THIS DOG HAS WHEELS
    77 7 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE. Wh* -Is and an axle were lilted to a clog at Daiby by a doctor when the dog bflroke a tJnd leg. To make things work *he doctor put both legs in plaster before adcing the mechanism. Patient was Momy, pet fox terrier of
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    UNITED ATTACK
    34 7 STRASBOURG. Today. British Laboui and Conservative members, in a rar: show cf uni.y in the EuropeuJConsu'tative Assembly, made a strong attack yesterday oa Uie Schumru plan to poo> Kurope's con! and stool.
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    Reds Seize Two New Bridgeheads
    865 8 ITNITED States and South Korean forces battled 6,000 w two new Naktong river bridgeheads tiirateriine Taejru Lr^^ toda of Soutii Korea, *mporary dfc The Communists seized one bridgehead 15 miles soutWst 16 miles northwest of Taegu while the American 24th Division er-attacking the third Naktong
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      Masthead
      15 1 MALAYA Tribune NEWS fODAY LATE H Jballlin SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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      COUNCILLOR ACCUSES GOVT: "CRUEL JOKE"
      1002 1 Lashing Attacks In Today's Meeting Raliffusion Strike Officers Told To Quit Trade Unions Scholarships And Housing Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE. Today. Singapore Legislative Council had a lively H-hour meeting this morning. The Counwas over in 32 minutes, and Inst of the time was taken up
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      Post Office For Pasir Panjang
      10 1 *> fire.'- I. j -c? for
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      5 1 "•TO Today Ti
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      HER FACE
      14 1 Sivr ,> !L. *W K >rter i In- ore, ing iITIP a I
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      Govt. May Absorb Temporaries
      66 1 Tribune Staff Importer SINGAPORE, Today. HOPES were raised in the Legislative Council today that the 562 persons in temporary employment may get into the '•pcimancnt cadre" of th- Government. An officii reply to Mr. Balwant Singh stated that the Government will give due consideration to the
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      US. CRUISER IN ACTION 100 MILES FROM RUSSIA
      120 1 TOKYO, Today. A United States navy cruiser ranged to within n 100 miles of Soviet Russian territory to shell military targets on the North Korean east coast today. A U.S. Far East Naval Headquarters release said today the cruiser went north of
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      U.N. FLAG
      44 1 Reuter. TOKIO. Today. Dr. Ana Singh, i eprc sentative of India on the United Nations Commission on Korea handed the United Nations flag to the 406 th blood bank in Tokio today in a ceremony attended by representatives of 16 nations. —Reuter.
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      ALLIED PLANES POUND REE CONCENTRATIONS
      206 1 FIFTH AIR FORCE HQ, Today. a LLIED air forces threw their combined might against the North Korean A troops in the Wangwan area today where the enemy was reported building up to five or six divisions for a new assault toward Taegu. An air force
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      SOLVED HER PROBLEM
      88 1 The Department allowed the extension and gallantly returned the photograph with the comment "If your face is your lortune an additional assessment must be raised." The taxpayer was so touched .hat the photograph was returned (tor ~nn the form duly completed) with a "equest that it might
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      7,000 Tons Of Bombs In A Month
      98 1 U.P. TOKIO. Today. B-29's superforts dropped more than 7.000 tens of bombs on enemy targets in the month ending August 12, concentrating on five major strategic targets including Seoul and Pyongyang marshalling yards, which are listed aa "virtually all destroyed," the United States
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      TITO WON'T FIGHT ON SIDE OF RUSSIA
      273 2 U.P. BELGRADE. Today. MARSHAL Tito, in the most complete interview months, put himself on recoMJf the first time today as saying that Yugostovia would not automatically fight on the side of the Soviet Union in the event of war between Russia and the
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      SMUTS CHIDES MALAN
      115 2 U.P. KARASBURG South Africa. Monday. FIFLD Marshal Jan. Chris-. t;an Smuts today accused the government of isolating .South Africa and creat'ng enemies overseas by refusing to submit reports on its trusteeship oi Southw-v Africa to me United Nations. Smuts said that the Nationalist Government of Premier Daniel
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      Boxes of ammuntion being i '«>a«fc*d aboard the afreraft j carrier H\IS The«*'«M at I Port -mouth, England, uhen In- ship is bdiig prepared I mr *»rvioe in thr Far MM. A.P J'h.rfo.
      38 2 Boxes of ammuntion being i '«>a«fc*d aboard the afreraft j carrier H\IS The«*'«M at I Port -mouth, England, uhen In- ship is bdiig prepared I mr *»rvioe in thr Far MM. A.P J'h.rfo. M-i ■>»-rwn'* 111 A.P. Pftato..
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      Tribesmen To Fight Seretse Ban
      164 2 U.P. MAFEKTNG. S AFRICA. Monday. SERKTSE Khamas legal adviser s <id today that tn«> Bamawang-.o tribesmen had agreed unanimously to fight a Briti.sh order sending their chief designate into exile for marrying a white girl. "I have just completed a tour of the Bamangwato territory
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      BANDLI KILLED
      71 2 Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Today. ANE bandit was killed when a security patrol bumped into a group of bandits who were stealing identity cards and money in a hold up ol a squatter area in Central Johore yesterday. The bandit who was killed had previously thrown a
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      Soekarno Proclaims New State Today
      214 2 Reuter. DJAKARTA. Moiida INDONESIA will proclaim herself a single c for-all" state tomorrow, replacing 'the 16-aas federation in existence when the Dutch to ferred power last year. This was officially announced here too;, after the Indonesian House of Representative by 90 votes to 18, had
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      NO DISEDSSIONS
      27 2 NEW DELHI. V —The Portuguese Government has ♦old India that it cannot discuss the tuture o* Goa as it is an "integral part of Portugal
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      PRAVDA ACCUSES U.S.
      20 2 MOSCOW. Mon. Pravda .oday accused the U.S. Government of preparing to spread aggression in the Far Bast.
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      Lie Is Still Optimistic
      85 2 Reuter. OSLO. Mon. UNITED Nanons Secretary General Mr. Trygve Lie. said here loday. "I still believe that no responsible statesman wni take ileps which lead to a \v.jria war." Mr. Lie, who js on a holiday visit to his home country. added: "if me world survives
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      Hundred Seek Glimps Of Dead Karen Chie
      52 2 A.P. H. Moulmew :■<{■':>:-.\ h plimp.-t ol ::< bullet-riddled bod} M with B. Gyi. s pur.Hl cook iw on, a former British rroy* J The -Jti-y. Mr-old 1 svniDJithisers w< html the officers MM sink to cart them tow" trom B GylM JW'
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      $1 REWARD FOR RETURNING LOST 'I' CARDS
      39 2 KUALA LUMPt- J It is probab/ U* j bers ot the P v:; j com unk ad; Re§ t» rs $1.00 for earn. pn s Bal Mantin Sili 1 Registration identity cam*
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      FORGED 50-CENT NOTES
      176 3 I0RGED fifty-cent notes are in circulation in Singar Lre and in the Federation. warning was issued by the Chief Currency Commoner Office, Singapore, to that effect last night C Tne warning point* out the difference between the genuine and the forged fifty-cent notes. It said that the
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      Steward Hit Sleeping Engineer
      109 3 Ncrman John Henry Lee, a chief steward of the m.v. Scottish Trader* was bound over for a vcar in a personal bond of $300 by Mr. C. H. F. Blake in (he Marine Court vestcrdav. He pleaded guilty when charged with having assaulted a second engineer
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      S'PORE GOVT. STAFFS PROBE
      82 3 Today's S'pore Council OOAFORE, Today. iTtodaVs S.r.gapere LeAgislative Council me.nL ,jv Gov v S Moras questions and Borers on G- venSßfcllt Emotions by Mr. ji.nv»bH Qovenuneni Mwxt hr.ir. departtnenis are |«o?rstaifed anu .'t-rtain Lprti e nts nay be vackG oenl --\a.rd c- t 1 Goremmen s
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      Parents Faint At Inquest
      72 3 IHILE the Singapon CoroP«rj Om\ R m conduct»g an mqufinto the death s»*-ywH boy, yesterPM<tt the boy's parents ■ad had to be rushed «>to>pital m ar ambulance. I?**; h»thei Son Seng «i faint, rt while •ferhe ha' videnc > <: V 'f'r. the •other also fainted
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      HOCKEY
      15 3 fcttMu!| 5.C.R.C. who I^NJlt* k*">' are ,k Cluh 'r,r 5 5 me tin X
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      MICHAEL HAS A PUZZLE
      188 3 If one wants to fight the Korean Reds how does one set about it? That is the problem facing 20-year-old Michael Weerasekara who last week said that the one ambition of his life was to have a crack at the invaders of South Korea. Yesterday morning
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      WANTED WOMAN HELD
      34 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Today. —A wanted woman was one of the three bandits caught by Security Forces in a rubber estate in central Johore yesterday Two other bandits in the group escaped.
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      Should Rediffusion Be Allowed In Markets?
      211 3 SHOULD Rediffusion sets be allowed in the City markets? This is a question that has caused some concern to Municipal Commissioners and they have referred this matter to their legal advisers. Commissioners were informed that some sets have already been installed in the markets.
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      15,495 Cars In S'pore
      88 3 Wand v hundred plstered m tor cars were S tr. "re durl«s im! v months of the total PUm A >tered on The number of registered trishas. however, dropped by 466. At the end of last month there were 7,426 trishas on the roads as against
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      Eastern People Are Co-operative
      406 3  -  -SAYS MISS BEADLES A RECENT newcomer into our midst is Mary Kath* erine Beadles, Librarian at the United States Information Service It is her first introduction to the East. She arrived in Singapore after a long flight from New York by KLM. "It is very strange
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      B-29 CRASHES
      51 3 Reuter. FORTH WORTH, Monday AB-29 bomber crashed and burned near Caswell air force base today. The fate of the occupants was not known. Normally a B-29 has a crew of 14 or 15 men, but air force officers said they did not know how many men were aboard.—
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      WOMAN'S PAGE NEWS-LETTERS FROM LONDON
      871 4 |T i- interesting, in this 1 in h.-tri sifted age. to learn that the ancient craft of h V.J-.o >m weaving *s not only surviving the competition pf the gteaWtextue f lC ut L« actually expertacui a revival. This is not the case in those
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      SALLY HAS ANOTHER HOUSE-WORK LESSON
      386 4  -  By Joan Baldwinson ON* morning a. Satf? wen next door to sec her neighbour, she found Mrs. L-e on ncr knees ;n from oi the refrigerator, with a 1 the food neatly laid on the table. As Saiiy came into the room. Mrs. LK?e jumped
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      lOAV LESLIE'S prrventative measure for dry, flaky skin censed by over-exposure to sun and wind i»> to fir-.; thoroughly deans her fae \ and then, using mi • * eo'ton in salt, she gently massages her face. \i a r horrHig'r'v rinsing it, a'terna ing tepid and cold water, she e»I '? i•• g nerous -yer of rich neurishing cr*am.
      56 4 lOAV LESLIE'S prrventative measure for dry, flaky skin censed by over-exposure to sun and wind i»> to fir-.; thoroughly deans her fae and then, using mi eo'ton in salt, she gently massages her face. \i a r horrHig'r'v rinsing it, a'terna ing tepid and cold water, she e»I i•• g
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      THE LOST BATTALION
      457 4 NEW YORK. IT was nice that no newlyreturned American widow from the Far East was there. You know some of them are b ick home already with their kids young girls who kissed a husband goodbye in Japan, and heard a few days biter he was dead
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      ANTI-U.S. DISTURBANCES
      12 4 11l I soiirces r* p* 1 1 a* 1 Big
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      UNCLASSFIED RESULT
      649 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY MICHAEL HERVEY v k tiir Greek an on ;:i nt Pop-up kLn'cK th.it an American I devouring to Sounds interesting," murmured Pop-up "Most interesting It so happens I know a fellow who can hypnotise p-ople. I met him in the Fhroe Geryhounds the other
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      1,000 Reds Under Attack
      184 5 A.P. TOKIO. Tuesday A release from Gen. MacArthur HQ today estimated that 1.000 North KoreaReds were under attack p the Taegu sector. Tlie Red* were reported moving seme tank? in that «rea, howevci. after hailing attacked the Mth regiment of the U.S. 25th division on Sunday
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      MucA: SCAP Explains
      76 5 U.P. TOKIO. Tor-ay. A high Occupation source today expressed auubt as to the auJieneny jf reports, which slid che British believed G vi. MacArthur's trip to Formosa was not in the best Inter-st of the United Nations. The soin •<• pointed out that firstly Mac Arthur w
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      NO PASSPORTS
      31 5 JOHANNESBURG, Mon.--Two Africans who won scholarships to an Indian j university said today they could not accept them as the I South African Government I had refused them passports
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      PRINCESS WITH THE GUIDES
      73 6 Princess Margaret attended Mac tamp fire sing sons held at Che*ney Kami. 0 Jul} 29. at ihe onousioi. oi the World Couierence of in rl Guides. Ihe Princess »w the uniiorm of a Commodore of Sea Rangers. Photo saows: Princess Marsaret p*?sentmg a scroll 10 Mrs
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      POLICE CHARGE IN BRUSSELS
      42 6 aioaf a\ l.a.i sircet in Brmirin, lendavrtncs armiu i Leooold demonstrations which raged in the city on July I explosion of "noise grenades" (small bombs which explode with a k»u( I>a<uo in in reserve, are mounted gendarmes. l
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      SING AN IDEOLOGY
      41 7 A.P. Photo. Mr. r.nd .:c$. but-ya Sena, v/no aa~e giv?n the folli songs ci many lands over til 3 Britisii Radio i Network. —A.P. Photo. tac th;- YV -a R~-arma-:u at Caux. SvyitijrlaiuL At left are th? Ceylo-
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      MARINES LAND IN KOREA
      34 7 .i Marines come ashore down the gangpl *3 cf a in a X >rean port Aug. 2 as they arrive to bcittta LSA fore-, nguun, in >>«.ica.—A.F. Photo. -A.F. Photo.
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      HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN VICAR SAYS ARMY CONTROLLED BOXING BEST
      117 7 in his magazine to Dr. Edith Summerskill 1 tateaaeat that "fighting with fiats and atom bombs is uncivilised," Canon A. We'lesley 3rr, dG-ycars'-old Vicar of St Paul's. Kingston Hill, atom bomb b t. but thinks thf reference to unarmed
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      AFTER "BATTLE"
      78 7 ■\r..vY .a> during the cmii r ureal; at the Leicesi•SO Yeomanry recent ng -.-cale exercises at Prog Valley, Stanford. Nor- v. scout cars roiled up and Lvered a bottle of beer to tadta i.ian with the compliaent of the officers. ReaUsxb was a feature of ihe exerci?et. I
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      CATERHAM COMMAND
      78 7 MAJOR IVOR. REID. of Nether Heyford, has assumed command of Caterham Barracks. He went into the Irish Guards. which his father, Colonel Lester Reid. commanded in World War (four times mentioned in despatches), after leaving Oxford, and served with the Guards Armcured Division in Germany during the war
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      SHIPYARD DOOM
      64 7 DURING the last six month* Clyde shipyards hay) booked orders total 1 ing 400--000 tons, which is only 42.000 less than for the whole ot !<>l!» While iC shipyards hay? two years work in hand, a Dumbarton yard has order-* which will last ten years New vessels will
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      NO FAVOURS FROM MA
      59 7 IN order to be first for a dress sales barga.n at a Bristol store, 16-years'-old Wendy slept in the doorway all night until wakened at 6 a.m. by the manageress, who gave her a cup of coffee. At 9 a.m. Wendy was first in the store
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      Contractor Invents Sub Safety Device
      136 8 U.P. DUBLIN DENNIS Madden, a Dublin transportation contractor, has just invented a submarine safety device, which he claims, will reduce the loss of life on disabled submarines to a minimum Full details of the invention are unavailable, but the main features claimed for it include;
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      JUMBO MAY BE EXPORTED
      78 8 Reuter. COiXIMBO Tho Ceylon < loveinmem is proposing to aft its b in on the capture and \port of elephants, it is learnt. This move is believed to haw ■>een influenced by the good lestaud for Ceylon elephant* ♦n the zoos of othei countries and 'so
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      FORMOSA, NOT KOREA
      27 8 Reuter. LONDON. Mori. -T&C (JOu •t-rvative D uly today d« clared that the mo-t perilous" and "imniedi.te eroblei.i was Formosa and not Korea. Reuter.
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      TO KISS OR NOT TO KISS?
      554 8 Reuter. JOHANNESBURG. IS a young man obliged to kiss a grirl after taking her out—and should he 1 ask her to pay for the bus rides, dinners and entertainment she has in his company? These two questions are the subject of major control ersics
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      NOT SCIENTIFIC
      60 8 Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE A man with a grudge against science w.ints to sue scientists of all nations collectively. He explained to his lawyer that he had been suffering "burning electric shocks" which he believed were the result of scientists from all countries experimenting in electronics. He wanted to
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      N. Z. TROOPS FOR KOREA
      42 8 Reuter.-AAP. AUCKLAND. New Zealand. Sun. New Zealand troops tor Korea should be on theft; way by sea .within two or three months. Major General K. L. Siewart. Chief of the New Zealand General Stall, said here 'odayReuter.—AAP.
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      Government Will Give £A 350,000
      130 8 Reuter AAP. CANiiEHRA Australia's Federal Government will contribute £A 350,000 for the 1951 Jubilee Yeai celebrations. Announcing this the Acting Prime Minister, Mr. A. \Y Faddcn, said by agreement r he Commonwealth would iMcK 'te £A 160.000 of this fo State Government program :.ies. Mi.
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      Reds Rush Land Reform
      95 8 U.P. HONGKONG Itoii'ay. COMMUNIST political organizers in *Core..i «Uohin-4 a prorrr.rrmr ore ot ne-vly occupied land South Kcrt pv' i. ants in order to consoiirir.te popular support and present the United Nations with a fait accompli. A Petpins radio cii^paten from Wund ing district norm of
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      RATTLING
      57 8 Reuter AAP. ADELAIDE—In the traffic court a mar. said that as hifl car had not started to rattle he could no; have been travelling at 38 m.p.h. over an intersection as alleged by the police. The magistrate decided the police speedometer more factual than the pitch of the rattles
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      62 Subjects On Agenda Of U.N. Meet
      157 8 A.P. tentotional U -been announced fn fifth session of th* in Nations General awhich opens 'at f Meadow on Sept ll The list cove's 'all c m UN. problems, but ifS not answer the question how big a part the R *W play
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      GENERAL ROBBED
      65 8 A.P. HONGKONG Todaj foul masked raided the house c Chinese Nationalis; G aitai Liv Shih and s:c. em and jewellery wortl; 000. equal to abotn iJSSjd! General Liu. form r 0 mander-in-Chief of v .v Nationalist East Bandit Snpr ssin quarters, once cmnnuudd an army of 1.500 KH
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      TO SEE ATTLEE
      15 8 Reuter. Minister Attlee on Wedaefr day to press his demand fc: Reuter.
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      FIRST EFFECTS
      20 8 U.P. first effects of Britain > recently increased defaa* budget, the C*«* ber of Trade warned 250.000 members today.
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      RICE FOR CEYLON
      32 8 COLOMBO. Mon. Steph. .1 Sen. nay <*•-' t0ld House of Representative- day that Ceylon h«l r 'J with the Born, i to buy 300,000 tons of bun* 1950-C1 crop u:
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      'Danger City' Will Be 'Shot' In Japan
      195 8 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Screen actor Robert Peyton has replaced Leit Erickson as the co-star of Florence Marly in the picture Danger City." to be filmed in Japan by Breakston-Mc-Gowen, an independent producing company. "Danger City" was formerly titled "Tokyo File 212/ Peyton is Lawrence
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      SABOTAGE SWEEPS RED CHINA
      20 9 w g£' ir i ('hir:'- fiTOOT Dp"? xianchuria to E 'that tjTt?*" 1 destructive fe?'-r>t activities
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      Paramount offers T.V. To Cinemas
      105 9 J--VWOOD Toehr»' 1 a research u > C iir von illocIb :r nci- > iOr ■e. news and IT; r^p r r a r.-'t »v< .'k lit :r.-V hous s is a? planned. Tri-dim'. ,1 oi p-.ct'irt i and r vo ta.7 sc:~ r.> ..re
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      HOLLYWOOD WINGS PARIS TO LIFE
      84 9 "U.n\0OD. Met rov..!:.) h,.s u.luing J/' 0 ng p iris to I r n. of f mou.- Paris t for ihe picture, •Vj r. n »1 rt ir tor Preston J 10 lnv m p ris five V nu(i, nt ;it the C' ,v 'Hiong
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      GERMANS HEADY
      10 9 I I I that I I unified -Ion
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      Ruth Roman Gets 800 Fan Letters Every Month
      436 9 -AND SHE READS ALL OF THEM A.P. HOLLYWOOD. DUTH Roman gets about 800 fan letters a month. What is more, she is one star who reads em —a handful or two a night, in bed, after she has studied next day's lines.
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      He Heard Voices
      56 9 Reuter AAP. MELBOURNE- A Melbourne suburo •uiLo went buck to sleep when a voic- answered him after the light had been turned on 'in his bedroom during the night. He th wghc the voice belonged to his wife. It didVt. But the 1A5.500 worth of jewels the
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      MAN MADS ELEPHANT
      137 9 The en'y mechanical elephant in the work* is as. it Im off a 27-inihs per hour flff« 1 through the Btcount rv-ide on July 28 Made by Frank Stuart, a threatrtcal mask maker, the iTrpfcnaif is poweMi by a motor ear i ngin» which drives til ':»gN.
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      DIVORCEES TO REMARRY
      23 9 A.P. HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Writer Dorothy Parker and her former hesband, movie writer Alan Campbell will lentany her* on Thursday.- A.P.
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      QUINS BORN IN INDIA
      16 9 Reuter. JiTBBULPORE. Monday Ruin's have been born at Sanchara, Centra! India. Reuter.
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      WHEN LARRY WAS A CAMEL DRIVER
      138 9 A.P. HOLLYWOOD Woikmon to iring awov part of an old building on i studio lot camo unon a cracked and stained pnotograpn of Larry Parks. 5 a ring an Arab burnoose. Tarks recognised the picture as a studio still taken when he first came
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      TRAITORS EXECUTED
      21 9 TAIPEI. Mori.--Tho Ctt&eae Nationalists have executed two alleged leaders of a ilot to deliver Formosa tc the Chinese COmHWltllllli^
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      SHOPS SPURN SUGAR SALE
      128 10 DEOPLE living in a nine-mile stretch of Upper Serangoon Road cannot get a grain of sugar from their retail shops, while the rest of Singapore is well stocked with sugar. About 100 Indian shops which serve this area have refused to take any sugar from Government
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      Whitley Council For Telecoms
      119 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A MEMORANDUM of agreement to introduce Whitley Council Conciliation Machinery between the authorities and the employees of the Telecommunications Dept. was signed today at the Office of the Director General. Telecommunications, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. A. A. Strachan, Direc-tor-General Telecommuuieations, Mr. S. A. Eering.
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      FIRST RED ENVOY
      25 10 A.P. JAKARTA, Mon.—Peking's envoy to Indonesia, Wang Jen-shu. presented his credentials today and became Communist China's first ambassador to a non-Communist nation.—A.P.
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      Mitchell Granted Decree Nisi
      124 10 A decree nisi, to be made abso'ute in three months, was granted in the High Court yesterday to Peter Tristam Gordon Ogilvie-Mitchell, dissolving his marriage with his wife Gwendoline Lina Loures Ogilvie-Mitchell, on the ground of her adultery. Ogilvie-Mitchell, who married his wife in November 1942,
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      NO CHILD UNDER 18 ON NIGHT LABOUR
      266 10 Tribune Staff Reporter. INSPECTIONS carried out by the Labour Department showed that no young persons under the age of 18 years were employed at night during 1949 and the early part of this year. This was tne Govt, reply to a question by
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      BAD NEWS: SUICIDE ATTEMPT
      76 10 Because she was worried by had news from her sister-in-law in China, a Chinese woman decided to end her life. Yesterday the woman, Tham See Fun pleaded guilty in the Second Police Court when charged with attempted suicide at the Registration Centre on August L She
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      JUNIOR BADMINTON TIES
      211 10 THE following,' Singapore Badminton Associat on Junior Championship ties will be played at the Clerical Union Hall th s weekend: 8 ATI'RIIAY, at >3« p.m.:— Saint Andrew's Schoo v. Victoria School. Tournament Official Lav fIM Oliuan; Umpires Mohd. Ali bin Referee—Lee Hock San. SATIttMT, at 7.34» p.m.:—
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      SPORTS STADIUM FOR SINGAPORE SOON—GILMOUR
      373 11 l>sl ,ranee was given yesterday that steps were being taken to have A' he Singapore Sports Stadium ererted as soon as possible by Mr. A. r imuui President of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council at the nnual General meeting held at the Y.M.C.A It
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      SHIRLEY'S VERY DISAPPOINTED
      55 11 A.P. LONDON. Mon.—Shirlev May France, still disappointed" over her failure to awhai the English Channel sails foi America from SouthaMpton on the tor.er Caronia totnprrow. •I ana feeling Hue phrysicalh. -n rl-A said today at her London I've beer doing absolute!v nothing just reatihft. But I am
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      Bankers Lose To Phone Men
      41 11 hnn evenly fought game .i- rEC oaM r. inkers an _!y arried Barkers < nd and Salleh tried ..t from 30 ■ju-r<'-. i a,n "goal. .la penaltj v twn a before the id OETC r-ased their lead.
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      Charles Defends His Title Tonight
      236 11 U.P. r NEW YORK. Monday. j&ARD will finally put his NBA heavy'Vt*<uh" -haniDionship on the line against tcli# B-shore at Buffalo tomorrow ni ls ti. l; >ht that has been postponed already because of injuries to r a es an ci it will be his
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      SAAA Team For Saturday
      235 11 The following athletes have lieen selected to represent the gapore a.a.a. in the Sings pnre Representative Athletics Team Championsh p to be held at R.A.F. Seletar on Saturday. Transport veil', be provided and all athletes are to assemble at the S.R.C al 1.30 p.m. sliarp: 4
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      220 11 Reuter. LONDON. Mon. Cricket lose ot play scores. At Cheltenham. Gloi :-l:ne 140 (Allen 131. Yountr 98. Wlfson 70, Young leftarm slow 6 for S5), Mldd sex 62 for two. rain .-••»pped play. \t Weoton, Snper-Mer*. Gl*. iiiorsran 238 <E. Davies C 9. WOOller 73.
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      AMES TO SKIPPER COMMONWEALTH XI
      83 11 Reuter. HASTINGS, SUSSEX. Mon Leslie Ames, the Kent and Enciand batsnnn. has been invited to captain the Commonwealth cricket team which will tour India. Pakistan and Ceylon during the coming winter. Ames said today that he will not decide until tomorrow night when he is
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      WEST INDIES ADOPT SAFETY FIRST TACTICS
      375 11 Reuter. LONDON, Monday CAFETY first tactics adopted by West Indies in order to avoid losing the match and make sure of gaining the "rubber" provided poor fare for a 30.000 capacity crowd on the second day of the fourth Test at the Oval. The
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      SCOREBOARD
      105 11 Reuter. t> X.ST INDIES—I»t Innings —Kae b Bedser ISS: NsflSsSjrer Ibw Ballev 36; Worrell Ibw Wrigbt 138: Weeke* Button b Wright :tt»; Waleo** b Wright 17: .mi" r Melntyre b Brown hristtani c Mclntyre b Bedser 111 Goddard no* oat 58: fsSSSJ Wright 1: Ramadhia c Melntyro b Wright
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      RELAY TEAM TO SWIM CHANNEL
      96 11 A.P. FOLKESTONE. ENGLAND. Man.— A six-man Egyptian relay team may try to swim the English Channel from Frame to England t onion ow. Col. Mohamed Sabry. director of the Egvptinn Channel swimmers, said >hat if whelher permits he would put the first of the six
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      KG. BAHRU S.C.
      62 11 The followin-r were tffiuod to hold office in the Kampong Bahru Sports Club for the current year 1960-1961: •PRESIDENT: R. Ramanathan; VICE-PRESIDENT: John Chua; HON. SECRETARY. Haniff bin Hassim; HON. TREASURER: D. Stevens; HON. SPORTS SECRE TARY: Sulong bin Omar: HON. SPORTS CAPT.: Abu Bakar bin Halim.
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      Keg Harris Retains His Title
      141 11 Reuter. I.IEGH. BELGIUM, Mon. He* Harris, Britain's world prof en sionaj sprint cycllna champion, today rod*» brilliantly to retain his title here by beating Ari«Van Vliet. oi Holland, in two Straight runs in ihe final. He tin Brat Briton i>> win the title two rears
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      REFEREES MEETING
      31 11 4N extra-ordinary meeting of all Civilian Association Football Referees will be held at 52. Kampont. Java Road on Friday. Aug 18. at 7.15 p.m. Mr. J Ferguson will preside
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      S'PORE RICE STOCKS ARE ADEQUATE
      168 12 PRESENT stocks of rice in Singapore, together with deliveries coming forward from Siam are adequate to meet the present ration for the remainder of the year. This was the Government's answer to Mr. R. Jumabhoy, member for the Indian Chamber of Commerce, in the Legislative
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      SHARP DROP IN RUBBER
      144 12 TODAY'S MARKETS There has been a sharp drop of 13 cents in the rubber conv modity market since last night's clos ng fo: lowing the report in the U.S. Journal of Commerce that the U.S. Government will impose controls on rubber as from September 1. The
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      TIN UP
      44 12 The price of tin declared a» noon today was $414 per picul ex smelter a rise of 191 on the picul. The price of three months tin in London last night was £K20 per ton- a r.ae of £18 on the ton.
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      SELLERS HOLD BACK IN TINS
      47 12 London continues to bid for tins shares. But \he Singapore share market this morning remained quiet but steady in the i ns section. Holders of tin were holding ofT for better prices. Industria s were quietly steady while rubbers had little interest.
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      GOLD QUIET
      21 12 The gold market was steady and quiet this morn ng at $2U0 per tael for first quality gold bars.
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      PERTURBED
      34 12 U.P. HONG KuNG. Today The Chinese Rods, apparently perturbed owr the poor response to the Moscow-inspired "world peace appeal" among the Chinese, ordered re doubled efforts to boost the number of signatures obtained.—U.P.
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      TOBACCO LINK
      25 12 U.P. MOSCOW. Today. A group of American tobacco brokers yesterday contracted to purchase Russian tobacco as well as sell United States tobacco here.—U.P.
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      BADLY HIT
      25 12 A.P. HONG KONG, Today —The rubber manufacturing industry in Hong Kong has been badly hit by rising costs and a slump in business.—A.P.
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      THE GIRLS SWEEP THEIR CLASSES
      17 12 Students of the Nanyang Girls' High School cleaning their classrooms this morning
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      Indian Independence Day: Today's Flag – Hoisting
      42 12 Indian Independence Day: Today's Flag Hoisting Mr. John A. Thivy, »he Re >rer*r. .af i\e ol the Government of India hoisting the fla of th< Republic of India this monnlig at India House, Grange R<>ad» Singapore. The oeea.«x>n: Indian Indep nde. .> Day.
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      FLASH 1000 REDS KILLED
      154 12 Reuter and AAP. TOKYO, Today. IT was officially confirmed today that a Communist attempt to cross the Naktong yesterday, 14 miles southwest of laegu had been "completely nullified" by the United States Ist Cavalrj. At least 1.000 Cnrunanista aie estimated dead. The coaiusioii »v as worse
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      NANYANG GIRLS ARE TOLD'POLITICS TABOO'
      189 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. THREE hundred and ninety one students of the upper classes of the Nanyang Girls' School were marked present when the classes re-open-ed this morning—one month later than the scheduled date. They were told by their principal, Madam Lvi Yeun Sian:
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      INCOME TAX DEPT. SHORT OF STAFF
      220 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. fONSIDERABLE difficulties have been gL countered in obtaining staff to fill the sen o. posts in the Income Tax Department, says in Comptroller of Income Tax, Singapore, in his repw for the years 1948 and 1949. a nr The
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      SABOTAGE
      27 12 NEW DELHI. Police ?ai«i J 8 they believed U>e train crash over end near I3enar« s in wi least 21 persons were was Uw result of
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      Masthead
      63 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE PEOPLE POH THE PEOPLE Spot* LARGER SALE THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN At MAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Linn Bjjtxhed tiimultancouAly at Bwgaporr, Kuala Lumpur, fpofc ana Penann. EIGHT PAGES. SlNixArOK!-:, TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1950 ftflCfc TEiS CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE USPRMS&XTATI V k toairiof Glover, tjfQ
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      RED ROLL TANKS, GUNS ACROSS NAKTONG
      509 1 24th Armour Bores Into N* Koreans A.P. TOKio, Tuesday. WITH the greatest Communist offensive of the Korean war possibly only rs away, Red forces made probing attack' across the Naktong Hiver while they massed 60,000 men for their big push on Taegu, vital forward
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      Reds Cross Naktong
      128 1 FLASH TOKIO, Today. VORTH Korean Commullgfcits toda> put a thousand troop> aeros< the Naktont; river in a new cro'oini: on the c»ntral front, where they have mmwti MMM 60.000 nun for all-out drive on the key Halted Nations base of Tae^ii. The new crossing was south of
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      The Duke's Hunch
      57 1 U.P. LONDON. Monday. r E Duke of Edinburgh "left a ciicket match early and sped back to Clarence House toda\. pp. ivntly because he had i hunch that his wife was a*)out to have a second babj. But Royal household sources said that the birth expected last
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      Navy Probes Theseus 'Sabotage'
      171 1 Reuter. LONDON. Monday. PORTSMOUTH naval authorities were tod y probing the possibility 'of sabot-ig. ibo rd the British aircr ft i carrier Theseus due to leave for Korea on Friday. Damage was discovered in the electric .1 leads of the 18.000-ton ship's gyro f compass. The
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      ANTI-U.S. DISTURBANCES
      20 1 A.P. TOKIO. Mon. Official sources reported an increas- ing number of petty .1 American disturbance a in Japan.—A.P.
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      ELIZABETH PLAYS WITH CHARLES
      155 1 A.P. London, Monday. pRINCESS Elizabeth, who is expecting a second baby any day now, played with Prince Charles on the lawn of Clarence House today. After 15 minutes with the little prince, who is-21 months old on Monday, 'he Princess ret:ivd into her four-storey home. Outside
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      Indians Observe Independence Day
      101 1 THbum* >tafT K< porter INDIA'S third Independence Day was celebrated with simp c ceremony at xituiU House this morning whe^ the Representative of the viovernment of India in Malaya, Mr. John A. Thivy, hoisted the tricolour at 9 a.m. before a group of 100 Indmns. The
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      S'PORE GOVT. STAFFS PROBE
      130 1 Today's S'pore Council SINGAPORE, Today. AT today's Singapore Le- gislative Council meeting, the Government Ul>]fd the following questions a id answers on Government staffs: Questions by Mr. Jtasmbhoy: Is Government awn.c certain departments are understaffed ana cert a in departments may be verstaffed? Has Government ene\i£ed
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      Britain' leader of the Opposition, Winston Churchill, is during his August 11 a a d r ISS.nI the Consulnti.e A , nioly oi ihe Council oi burojME al Strasbourg when h e.-.i.ed lor tae inunediai ol a Luropean Army. At rigut is J. Van Be Kieit ol Holland. — A.P. Pnoio
      51 1 Britain' leader of the Opposition, Winston Churchill, is during his August 11 a a d r ISS.nI the Consulnti.e A nioly oi ihe Council oi burojME al Strasbourg when h e.-.i.ed lor tae inunediai ol a Luropean Army. At rigut is J. Van Be Kieit ol Holland. A.P. Pnoio A.P.
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      "Little Six" Commission For Korea?
      379 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Monday OIR Senegal Rau (India) said today that his 0 country has proposed a commission of the "Little Six" of the Security Council to pronrilgate the United Nations' war aims and study plans for the postwar future of a free Korea. He
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      BANDIT KILLED
      71 1 Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. Today. ONE bandit was killer when a security patrol bumped into a group ad landlti who were stemlin Identity cards ana money in a hold up o. c. squatter area in Central fohore yesterday. The bandit who was killed had previously thrown a
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      SMUTS CHIDES MALAN
      114 1 U.P. KARASBURG. South Africa. Monday. FIELD Marshal Jan. Christian Smuts today accused the government of isolating South Africa and creating enemies overseas by refusing to submit reports on Us trusteesnip of Soutnwes. Africa to the United .Nations. Smuts said that the Nationalist Government oi Premier Daniel Malan
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      15,495 Cars In S'pore
      117 1 TrSbIUM Staff Reporter ONE thousand eight hundred and two motor cars were registered .n Singapore during the first seven months of this year, brlngir- the total of motor registered on the island to 15,495. Durig the same period, 12,--244 more racycles were registered making the total
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      "No Kissing Your Foot", Malik Told
      283 1 More Opposition To Russian Plan THE United Nations' Security Council convened at Lake Success, New York, at 1.45 a.m. Singapore time today. It began with a French translation of a long speech made by Russia's Jacob Malik last Friday. Ecuador's Antonio Quevedo opened the
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      A.I.F. FOR KOREA?
      30 1 A.P. TOKIO, Mon.—The Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Robert Menzies, who landed here today said Australia ia working as fast as possible to get ground trops to Korea.—AJP.
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      FRANCE ACCUSES RUSSIA
      310 1 A.P. FRANCE charged Russia today jsrtrh a* lin~ Comnunts f NorM Ko- :a by a irocedureil stalemate 4 ch •>as th° Untied "Cations Security Council Ths char c was made by delegate. M. Chan 1. who accused Russia's \:alik o r tryini to soli? US. trom other
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      No Business On Closed Days
      216 2 SHOPKEEPERS TO NOTE: THE Labour Department is taking action against 1 shop-keepers who break the 'Weekly Holidays' Bill.' Yesterday Mr. C. W. Lyle, Deputy Commissioner of Labour, stated that the Department had applied for three summonses to be served on offenders. A few more applications
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      Reds Kill Malay Couple
      162 2 KUALA I tJMPUR. Mon i MALAY couple at rs Kamoon: Kubang Paya Pauh. Perils were fired at by bandits recently. Both were immediately killed, leaving thre small cMMren. The Menu! Besar. Ru.a Haji Ahmad bin Raja Enci'U accompanied by the Britisn Adviser. Mr. A. Glencross and
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      TIMBER RESEARCH
      67 2 KUALA LUMPUR. MJfl In a talk on Timber .t. search in Malay. l today over the Blue Network j& Radio Malaya at 7.1 pan.. Mr. a. v. Thorn: s nine l Research Officer. Department of Forestry, fc'ec ration ot Malaya. Will be talking about thi structure, properties, and
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      Dodged Duty — Charge
      77 2 Dodged Duty Charge JOHORE BAHRU. Mon Twenty three fi ar old Chong Teck Ling, claimed trial in th! Magistrates' Court today a hen charged with conveyh:, four sots of motor-car batteries into the Federation without paying duty. The tax amounted to $42. Teck Ling When arrested by the Police tfu
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      Yong Shooting Trial Fixed
      116 2 NG KAI SUNG. 44- eu old Hakka. appeared before Mr. C. H. F. Blake in tile Relief Ourt yesterday and a tentative charge of murder wa* mentioned against him. An application made ny Ng's wife to adjourn the preliminary inquiry for another week, for her to
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      JAMES TO MEET HIS VOTERS
      61 2 Mr. F. C. Jamo.«, Progressive Municipal Commissioner for East Ward, will be meeting his constituents tomorrow between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. at No. 14. Lorong 29, Geylang to discuss Municipal affairs. Residents of East Ward who have any particular problem are requested to see
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      LIFE GUARD CORPS MEET
      39 2 The first general and election meeting of the Singapore Life-Guard Corps will be held on August 28, at the YMCA Hall on Orchard Road, at p.m. Tho meeting will b* followed by I film show
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      CAPT. SINCLAIR
      16 2 Captain G. Sinclair was granted a pilotage licenct with effect from July 20. 1950.
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      Should Rediffusion Be Allowed In Markets?
      224 2 SHOULD Rediffusion set* be allowed in the City markets? This is a question that has caused some concern to Municipal Commissioners and they have referred this matter to their legal advisers. Commissioners were informed th tt some sets have aheady been installed in the
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      BACK FROM U.S. STUDIES
      89 2 Mr. CX. Bee, I roth rof Mr. C. S. -c. M J* Wfote "A Chines.' Sees the World." la fa si heck mt talcing course m ;<!ivin.-,>. adinini iraii. n i, th* I ni\ rsii> of San Fran- SCO. Mi. Ser who iptl three jreovn in
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      Parents Faint At Inquest
      119 2 WHILE the Singapore Coro-' aer'i Court was conduct ng an inquvst into the death of an IS-year-old boy. yesterday »>oth the boy's parents fainted and had to be rushed to hospital in an ambulance. The boy's father. Sob Seng Kok. fainted a short while after he
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      Steward Hit Sleeping Engineer
      111 2 Norman John Henry l,c. a cbi -t ift of the m.v "Scottish TmtSr" was bound over for a year in a personal bond of $300 by Mr. C. H. F. Blake in th< Marine Cour; yesterday. He pleaded guilty when charged with having assaulted a second
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      The Koh Min Progressive Unit Society their Fourth Anniversery with a r*tSS?S2S toitNv.Hs ralebtaM thefc lyurth Anruvcrvm ni»h a dlnnet at their club house in Tras Stre-t jesterdav T*ilv£L wlL10 lish v Wong Chan Hen*. Cheng KtftMUJ lew, ioong F^**r,?00' Ye» £cow Farn' (Resident) Cheong Yue Chong, Chang Mmi, < hang Soo. Mi«=s Clirong FuiFoon nn<l Mi" Coo Sock Fin. mm*,
      63 2 The Koh Min Progressive Unit Society their Fourth Anniversery with a r*tSS?S2S toitNv.Hs ralebtaM thefc lyurth Anruvcrvm ni»h a dlnnet at their club house in Tras Stre-t jesterdav T*ilv£L wlL 10 l ish v Wong Chan Hen*. Cheng KtftMUJ lew, ioong F^**r,? 00 Ye cow Farn (Resident) Cheong Yue Chong,
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      BEWARE OF FORGED 50-CENT MOTES
      181 2 PORGED iifty-cent notes are in circulation in Singa- pore and in the Federation. Warning was issued by the Chief Currency Commissioner Office, Singapore, to that effect last night. The warning points out the differenc 4 between the genuine and th? forged fifty-cent notes. It said
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      Burma Cops To Study Wireless Here
      185 2 A TEAM of Rangoon Police consisting of an inspector a sub-inspector and three Police Constables are expected to arrive in Singapore to-mor-iow to undergo ;t short course in the control administration and use df the Police wireless equipment with the Singapore Police. The Rangoon
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      MICHAEL HAS A PUZZLE
      190 2 If one wants to fight the Korean Reds how does one set about it? That is the problem facing 20-year-old Michael Weerasekara who last week said that the one ambition of his life was to have a crack at the invaders ol South Korea. Yesterday morning
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      Eastern People Are Co-operative
      408 2  -  -SAYS MISS BEADLES i RECENT newcomer into our midst is Mary Kath erine Beadles. Librarian at the United States Information Service It is her first introduction to the East. She arrived in Singapore after a long flight from New York by KLM. "It is very strange
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      NEW MAGISTRATE
      14 2 Mr.P. R. Metcalfe, has boon appointed to be a Police Magistrate. Singapore.
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      Indians Observe Big Day
      84 2 1™» VJI observe th third anniversary n L lhp Independent- to-di, flag-hoistin- cer IndiP hoas'. 3i n r v t But Indians win not hi, fl.V the fl.,g in their busino: .s promises It is nndo lst00d dian request was J* Ifl Government for si**!? l
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      Master Died At Saloon Card Table
      187 2 CJEIZED w,th a bearutue, table, where ho was p SI i cards with other officers 0 he ss• Sin Soon Lee tt I Ncssel la -V at anchor in a port of Pakmbang. Suma J at four o clock n the after. noon of
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      RECRUITING IN SEREMBAN
      84 2 KUALA LUMP 17! U Recruiting ot Chin* r the Regular Maid. Force will take pla: al Seremban Police Sta 9 a.m. on August 21 Intending recruits in lb lacca and Xegrl S*rrx;]?r. are requested to c.r O.c.P.Ds. m foeir osm ~&lt;mi for guidance and farther information. Radio
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        58 2 LAST DAY 11, 1.45. 4, 6.30 A 9.30. Humphery Eleanor BOGART PARKER I in "CHAIN LIGHTNING" STARTS TOMORROW E Portrait Jennie Starring: i JENNIFER JONES JOSEPH COTTEN_ lirfxi 111 45 4 II i 1 T Ib afua an TODAY! i NEXT CHANGE BLOGSSI I'LACE VOtfß ORDbI Wi 1 H rUF
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        85 2 .ViV^'-V-V.VAWAV.V tith Last Day! "SAPOTAN6AN Indonesia's sew Musical plu* U X. AJdi K'.rra (in Malay) Tomorrow. "MATLAI'i (Hlodvstaiii j Last 3 Shows 3. Ill• H A Wonderful Hijpiriou.- Melo-Diama I "YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY" Opening T&lt; morrow "MY FOOLISH HEART PHDK. HQ 8*570 OfYLMMi I Toduv Only. 8 00. Paramount
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      STUDENTS BAR HEADS FROM PARLEY
      357 3 oMP seventy students of the Chinese High School S he'd' 1 Private meeting yesterday morning iav the school re-opened for its new term. The iejits barred teachers from entering the school hin where they held the meeting. l t i. understood that at this meeting
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      WHO Steps To Protect Children
      151 3 1 GROUP 1,1 experts conA vened b.v the World Organization recently met i recommend m&gt; leslgned to imorove sen ic&lt; s for children &gt;l-age group, n, pras r C. Brockington. 'j Medical Officer oi West Riding v Yorksnire. Kngland. waj ,»lected chairman of the Professor
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      13 Persons Died Of Accidents In July
      246 3 JHIKTEEX persons lost their lives and 187 others injured as a result of 668 accidents in July worst of the year and the second highest on -•.cord. Those killed were four wult passengers, four adult Pedestrians. two adult ta two child peclestri- rod
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      FORMOSA TALKS IN LONDON?
      84 3 LONDON Moil. THE U.S. Ambassador .v.r. Douglas and the Foroicn Secretary Mr. Bevui conferred with Premiei Awliee at No. 10 Downing Sireet today. The question of Formosa, upon which Britain and the U.S. do not see eye to eye. was reported unoiiiclally to be the principal
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      BELFAST HERE
      33 3 ABOVE: HMS BettMl lyinß at the Naval Base, sin K M r Let*: I). Norman, Defence Ottic r of the Belfast who comlne! ?•&lt;! prSMMMa on a v sit to the BrMast.
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      KELANTAN SCOUTS HERE
      123 3 TWENTY -SIX scouts belonging to the Ist. and Bth troops of the Ismail IJn.chsh School. Kota Bahru. Kelantan. are having their first glimpse of Singapore. During thi last week the boys had -I busy programme. they visited the Malayan Breweries, the Glass Factory. Fraser and Neavc. Kabang
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      4 Years' Jail For Posting Bills
      323 3 THE Sniiiauore First. District Judge, Mr. H. E. 1 Kingdon! yesterday sentenced a 20-year-old Chinese Communist to a total of lour years 1 rigorous imprisonment. The Communist Oong Pis Kwang. a leochew was lound 2uiltv on two Charges involving Communist slogans. He was sentenced
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      F. I. C Most Critical Spot In S.E. Asia
      256 3 KUALA LUMPUK. Monday. INDO-CHINA is perhaps the most critical spot in South East Asia where active warfare is going on, and the defence of the whole area depends on it, said Ambassador John Melby, head of the American Survey Group at
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      B-29 CRASHES
      53 3 Reuter. FORTH WORTH. Monday A B-29 bomber crashed and burned near Caswell ah force base today m jiio f .t» of the occupanti not known Normally b B-29 has a crew of U or it&gt; men, but air force officers said they did not know how many men
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      Bellast Blasted Korean Reds
      282 3 Now -Hen [IMS Belfast anchored yesterday in the peaceful waters of Singapore. To the grey, embattled cruiser and her crew it is a change after duty in the troubled Korean waters. It has only been 16 days ago since the BetTssi was steaming -along tne Korean
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      Driver Smelt A Rat, But Didn't Escape
      256 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. (nv H-rivpr who had crossed tne ess est «wswss». trap. A instead ,L&gt;n* Appearing ta the traleci' court yesterday 34-year-old Qota AhKang two pteaded irMilly to JJn*c charges et entering tin- Proe,ii without Int Pah Berrtae VehkSe permit licence and
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      Girl (13) Given To Welfare Dept.
      173 3 THE Chief Justice, Sir Charles Murray-Ay nsley. yesterday handed over cus-to-day of a 13-year-old Chinese "girl. Lim Choon Hian. to the Social Welfare Department. Up to now the child had been in the joint guardianship of her mother. Teoh Son Eng. and her fostermother,
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      WANTED WOMAN HELD
      35 3 JOHORE BAHRI". Today —A wanted woman was one of the three bandits caught by Security Forces in a rubber estate in central Johore yes terday ivo other bandits in the group escaped.
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      THREE YEARS
      414 4 PHREE years is no great time in the history of nations, and against the vast panorama of the of India and Pakistan they represent but a moment. Yet a moment is enough to make history. three years ago British rule in India came an end and the nations
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      TWO YEARS
      125 4 JUST about this time two years ago, the Govern ment printers were making the final nronf Cn H2 ed Memorandum Malayan War D Com It was a controversial naner Tt fail to be, for its purpose wastry to some of the damage which war had infheted nntb country
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      HOW CO-OPERATION TACKLES WIDESPREAD INDEBTEDNESS IN MALAYA
      2592 4  -  Extracts from the Annua! Report for 1949 explaining why indebtedness is widespread among middle-class salaried workers in Malaya and stressing the need for the rapid spread of the Co-operative movement In 1950 Banking Unions will be formed in selected areas so that surplus
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      FAROUK GOES TO FRANCE
      71 4 U.P. DEAUVILLE. France mon. King Farouk of Eg/pi, travelling incognito, is expected to arrive ncn on Thursday to attend a Franco-Egyptian gala at this fashionable channel coast resort. It was learned tcday that a suite of rooms reserved for "Fuad el Mii-ri Pasha" were to be
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      CHICAGO FAIR
      36 4 CHICAGO, Mon.—Tho International Trade Fair in Chicago is impressing the public as well as American import buyers Officials estimated that 70.000 people visited the exhibition on Sunday and about the same number on' Saturday.
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      Bad News: Suicide Attempt
      58 5 was worried vs from her sister- china, a Chinese decided to end her the woman. f nn pleaded guPty g nd Police Court in »in charged with attempted Ihe Registration Jj2 re on August L psed at the Con later found to 01. The Magist Kound
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      THIRD ANNIVERSARY
      11 5 A.P. KARACHI, Mon. —Pakistan v al&lt; brated the third
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      Forces Kill 3 Bandits
      186 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. Three bandits were shot dead and four others captured by security forces in action in the Federation yesterday. In Perils, security forces shot eiown and killed a Chinese suspect who failed to stop when challenged. He was not in possession of an identity
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      Whitley Council For Telecoms
      106 5 LUMPUR, Mon i &gt;H VNDUaI of agA men! to introduce tncO Conciliation Machinery between the ■iti s md the employ the Telecopunnnienwas signed at Uie OfTice of Dirt r General Telecommunications, Kuala A. A. Strachan. Direc- ral TelecommuiuMi A. E. ring. Ag. Controller &lt;f Telecommurrafflc Hp
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      29 5 U.P. WASHINGTON, Mon. oi ill armaments atomic weapons would have little or no effect prospects of a future war, a Foreign Policy Asso:&lt;l&gt;ort asserted on
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      HQ NAME CHANGED
      35 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The designation of Headquarters. Malaya District, senior military fortuaUon in Malaya, has been changes] to Headquarters Malaya. Major General 11. L. TJrquhart G.O.C. Malaya i/iiui.ii, continues to oe G.O.C.
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      CHURCH PLAY
      30 5 Members of the Telok Y&gt; c Chines Mtfhoriisf Church held a comer* on the occasion of the *~&gt;!ti ;inni\ersur&gt; of 'he Church recently. Picture* slave* of the ptej
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      PLANTER KILLED IN AMBUSH
      183 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. A EUROPEAN planter and two Special Com were seriously wounded in a bandit ambush on an estate in Kedah this morning. The estate party was travelling in a car when tl. r ran into a bandit trap. though outnumbered. (he wounded men engaged
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      BRIGADIER KING
      33 5 Brigadier H. F. S King, former director of the Ordnance Bu vkICS, Far East Land Forces, has been appointed Inspector of the Royal Army Ordnance Corps with the rank of MajorGeneral.
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      GURNEY VISITS LANGKAWI
      174 5 LUMPUR, Mon. TOE High Commissioner, I (iurney, accomthe Biitish Advil€r. E. V. G- Day. lay visit to tne island recently in K&gt; was very interested in of the mengciTelaga Tujoh were ably displayed y District Otlicer •ho emulated the acrobatic feats of the many Ma ay youths
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      SHOPS SPURN SUGAR SALE
      127 5 pEOPLE living in a nine-mile stretch of Upper Serangoon Road cannot get a grain of sugar from t heir retail shops, while the rent, of Singapore is well stocked with sugar. About. 100 Indian shops which serve this area have refused to take any sugar from
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      DISPUTE OVER SIXTEEN HOMES
      397 5 A CLAIM for X.10,000, being first payment under an agreement In reaped of a lease for a block of 16 houses in Orchard Road, formed the subiect oi dispute in the High Court yesterday when Lim Lng Siang sued W. F. Fitzpatrick to recover the amour;.
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      Mitchell Granted Decree Nisi
      125 5 A decree nisi, to be made absolute in three month?, was granted in the Htgh Court yesterday to Peter Trißtaaa Gordon Ogilvie-Mitchell. dissolving his marriage with ftia wife Gwendoline Lina Loures Ogilvie-Mitchell, on the ground of her adultery. Ogilva■-Milch, i:. who married his v.ife in November
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      Scouts Appeal For Fund
      152 5 AN appeal has boon launched by the Singapore Boys Scant! Associaiion for (30.000 to renovate their headquarters at Armenian Street. On Saturday Utters, signed by Mr. F. 0. Sands. vicePresident of the Association and Chairman of the Appeal Board, were sent to hundreds of prominent people
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      U.S. Will Control Rubber On Sept. 1
      110 6 —Journal Of Commerce TRADE. FINANCE AND MARKETS NEW YORK, Monday. THE United States Government will impose controls on all crude rubber for tyres and other products on September 1 under one of the first industrial mobilisation orders resulting from the Korean W ar,
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      'No Tyre Shortage, No Threat Of One'
      275 6 A.P. NEW YORK, Monday. WILLIAM O'Neil, president of General Tyre Rub- ber Co., said there is no tyre shortage, and no threat of one. "There is no reason for anyone to be stampeded into buying tyres through fear of rationing." he said in
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      London SHARES
      142 6 Reuter. LON*r&gt;&lt;"&gt;N. Mon. Despite an undertone of caution whi! await "tog developments in Kor&gt; a. tlie !&gt;.nd&lt;m Stock Exrhansre recorded quiet limine*? n man&gt; ttOSSSfItIC ISMKfI today. British lov. rmn.nt funds responded with fractional sans to small in- and there fere improvements of a few penc« in better
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      S'pore Share Market
      225 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. THE Singapore share market opened the week quietly and tin share holders were inclined to await London's opening. Industrials were steady and rubbers had little interest. The following were the day's price changes: MNC.APOKF. Am. M. K'koag (The Bk. (tl'JEong reg.) two.oo 830.00 Robinson Co.
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      RUBBER STOCKS DOWN
      54 6 Malayan stocks of rubber at the ports and with dealers at the end of July totalled 80.475 tons- a drop i 14.070 tons as compared with stocks at the end of June, totalling 94.545 tons. Dealers' stocks at the tnd of July totalled 58.779 tons. whUe, port
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      REST OF THE SHARE LIST
      709 6 »i« x Bricks Pref. 1.90 2.8§ Ord. 1.90 2.08 *tlas Ice ll.ftu 12.35 8.8. Petrol B 8 BM. Tru.&lt;'- 7.00 7 Con. Tin Smelt Pref. 20 H/« Ords. 15 If/E. UtU. Adsur. 37.60 :;8.. r &lt; xd Fed. Dispensary 6.25 t. Fraaer Neave Pref. «.25
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      Rubber Market Thin
      129 6 THE rubber commodity market yesterday was rather thin. But with good orders from Japan the prica rose from 119 cents at the opening for September to 123 cents done. But the market eased towards the close to 122 centa. London last night went uu only 1 16d
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      Produce
      35 6 The copra market was quiet yesterday with buyers at $42 3 4 per picul f.o.b. Aug.-Sept. and sellers at $43 1 2. Coconut oil was nominally quoted at $68 per picul f.o.b. Aug -Sept.
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      HONGKONG EXCHANGE
      30 6 HONG KONG. Monday. The following were to-day's quotations on the Hong Kong Money Exchange HK56.39 pei U.S. dollar. HKS 15.60 per pound sterling. HK$3ll per tacl of gold
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      HONGKONG HAS BUYING SPREE
      216 6 A.P. HONGKONG. MorulaDIG stocks of materials which had piled ir' Hongkong warehou.ses are being reduce!? steady buying. c The Hongkong Sunday Herald said much of this buying has been on behalf 0 &lt; Communist and Nationalist China. A few months ago Hongkong's v.arehT were bursting at
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      TIN EXPORTS
      48 6 Malaya exported 8.463 tons oi tin in July, making a total of 46.770 3/4 tons exported during the first seven months of the year. In July U.S.A. took 4.866 tons, the Continent 1.747 tons. India 1.289 1 4 tons Canada 191 tons. South America 108 tons.
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      INDIAN TRADE IMPROVES
      81 6 A.P. NEW DELHI, Mon. INDIA had a favourable balance of trade during the first half of the year, despite an adverse ba.ancc during the second quarter. The surplus during the first quarter was 417.000,000 rupees I US$B7 800.000» and the deficit during the second 347.500.000 rupees (US$73,--200.000).
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      Tin Price
      17 6 Th; arte* of Us of Ml at £401 d a cut ex-smrtter 1 r rt
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      LONDON TIN
      55 6 LatfPON, Hog market u;i&gt; lotalh «Bd-«uiv lin nff'Jr' ■fl*rn i —i■ i only 2o ion-- v..., buyers In the category. But both sp.it anj !)ijv» w«ro n.:„i&lt;...i br &lt;X of tB2l a for spot an.l f::-i 2 for ZJZI} *w&gt; buyers and wiih no busim-ss. T',r. buyen and
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      TEXTILE STRIKE IN BOMBAY
      135 6 Reuter. BOMBAY Mon. Tweh, thousand textile worker? a Bombay downed tools tha morning in irrpam to Socialist call for .in indciuute strike on the tame of i hnnj Six out of a total of 60 Mm closed down to-day but lie Government recognised textile labour organisation
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        350 6 sul j SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED Indian gardener to riant Rowers; Ap;l\ personally Sen* Hua Sawmill. Kawpong Bugis. off Kallang Road. S pore i iK. :t"6* WANTED Experienced Chine* Account Clerk to keep COnrp OtC Set English Accounts in Johore Bahni. Singapore man preferred. Salary 8180 free transport suppled." Knowledge of
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        126 6 MUSIC TRANSPORT »U new Marietta »01. N *oorman's MuikVStud by Prof, and Mr-. 37. On-hard Road aad ii mem Rd. T»kphia&gt; ACCOMMODATION FURNISHED I Newton Circus. Wrn* Tribune S:'iK.&gt;r*. TO LEI' Mi I' bouses, newly buHb with specious Tn district. Al*l&gt; Bos A S'oopj i I mm Ist. S. i»«.
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      SPORTS STADIUM FOR SINGAPORE SOON—GILMOUR
      385 7 i\ assurance was given yesterday that steps were being taken to have A t j ic Singapore Sports Stadium erected as soon as possible by Mr. A. (jilmour. President of the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council at the pnU al general meeting held at the
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      SAAA Team for Saturday
      172 7 ing athletes have te d to represent Wie A.A. m the yinj;aentatrre Athletics jj ci impionsh'p to he held &gt;letsr i'n Saturday. wil be provided and are to assemble at i 5RC at 1.30 p.m. suarp: i; v irdi Relay ran v a. Nunes; i«o Choon
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      SHIRLEY'S VERY DISAPPOINTED
      54 7 A.P. I Muu. WllflCj Xuy dieeppottttey' over bĕr to svrim the Enirlisli i i..- foi America from g thampl i ti.o liner Caronia tomorrow. *I am feattU lint physdrallj Shtrlej paid today at her i-onoon hotel. "I've beer doin* absolutely botliing joet reetmg. But I am .-•till
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      Keg Harris Retains His Title
      103 7 LIEGE. BELGIUM, Mon.—Reg Britain's world profee* tonal rint cycling champion. 'I. i* brilliantly to retain •by beating Arte &gt;' Holland. "ia two &gt; in th? final. H. I.- first Rriton to win &gt;\.&gt; years in "Recession. In Hi.' first 1, j„. defeated Van who yon
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      AMES TO SKIPPER COMMONWEALTH XI
      57 7 Reuter. SUSSEX. M"n lie Kent and Eughan been unutxt 'Main tht; Commonwealth ebkii will tour In and Cej lon durin:. d today tii.it he WW tumomiw nijiht see George Duck(»nn&lt; England Wit Ai'o is to manage the 'U&gt; is Hi.- only pro iii 'he M.CC
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      SWIMS 14 MILES
      47 7 A.P. FAYID Mon. Warrant Officer W. Bill Jackson, of Kent swam the Great Bitter Lake butii ways not) stop at the widest point, covering: the 14 miles fn 13 hours. M rains, the Brit sh Amiv. announced today. The swim took place yesterday. A.P.
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      Charles Defends His Title Tonight
      259 7 U.P. NEW YORK, Monday. TZZARD Charles will finally put his NBA heavy- weight championship on the line against blonde Freddie Beshore at Buffalo tomorrow night. This is the fight that has been postponed three times already because of injuries to Charles and it will be
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      SIMPSON NETS 3 GOALS FOR R.A.P.
      237 7 QTAR Soccerites were beaten four-nil yesterday 13 by R.A.P. Corps, in a Junior Cup-Tie, played on the 8.0.D. ground. Poor goal-keeping caused their downfall. In the first minute of the game R.A.P. forwards swarmed the Star goal area. Left-inside Simpson trapped the ball in
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      Chadwiek, resting in «hallow waler, smH«"» hs Khr n-arbe* tb- cor it at South Foreland at tJie «*nd of brr rrrord-brcakJnft chiuinrl kmIiii- She touched the short» 13 hour» 38 it',hurt-* af>r .ouvini; Cup Grit Ne/., Frnnct-. Th typb* jutd lirtdcssjnnnl mwIbuiw r from San I>m ko, CaMloriUa, «*»• the I Sib woman to awliit the cbroofl t| hiw brr fir»t attempt*
      62 7 Chadwiek, resting in «hallow waler, smH«"» hs Khr n-arbe* tb- cor it at South Foreland a t tJie «*nd of brr rrrord-brcakJnft chiuinrl kmIiii- She touched the short» 13 hour» 38 it',hurt-* af&gt;r .ouvini; Cup Grit Ne/., Frnnct-. Th typb* jutd lirtdcssjnnnl mwIbuiw r from San I&gt;m ko, CaMloriUa, the
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      REFEREES MEETING
      34 7 AN extra-ordinary meeting of uU Civilian Awocia-r ticm EootbaU Refl rees w 11! be held at 52. Kampong Java Road on Friday. Aug. 18. at 7.15 p.m. Mr. J. Ferguson Will preside
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      RELAY TEAM TO SWIM CHANNEL
      95 7 A.P. FOLKESTONE ENGLAND, Mon.— A six-man Egyptian relay team may try to swim the Engliah Channel from France to England tomorrow. Col. Mohamed Sabry. director of the Egyptian Channel swim mers. said ;hai if whether permits he would put the first of the mx men
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      WEST INDIES ADOPT SAFETY FIRST TACTICS
      378 7 Reuter. LONDON, Monday SAFETY first tactics adopt ed by West Indies in order to avoid losing the match and make sure cf Raining the "rubber" provided poor iare for a 30,000 capacity crowd on the second dav of the fourth Test at the Oval.
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      ALEC BEDSER //( ■ laim< J his 100 th. T<st uUk ' >n tin Fourth Tet'. match aquinst th- West Indian* yestt r&Xg.
      20 7 ALEC BEDSER laim&lt; J his 100 th. T&lt;st uUk &gt;n tin Fourth Tet'. match aquinst th- West Indian* yestt r&Xg.
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      EZZARD CHARLES
      18 7 Th&lt; colour* d heavyweight champion of the world (KBA recognition &gt; tcho den fends his title tonight.
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      SARU PICK OFFICIALS
      185 7 THt: Stngapors Asia? Rugby Union held their uunuat general meetinx at the S.C.R. C. ground last Thursday and elected the following officebearers: PATRONS: Or. G. V. Allen. Dr. J. Paglar. Messrs E. H. AM son. S. K. Tsai. Tan Hi&gt;on 3lan Lou ICee t'hoe. PRESIDENT: Mr. Yong
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      KG. BAHRU S.C.
      60 7 The following were elected t&lt;j hold office in th&lt; Kampong Bahru Sports Club for the current &gt; -ar Ifen-IHal PRESIDENT: R. Ramaaathan; VICE-PRESIDENT: John Chua: HON. SECRETARY: Haniff bin Hassim; HON, TREASURER: D. Steven.- HON. SPORTS SECRETARY Sulona bin Omar: HON. SPORTS CAPT.: Abu Bakar bin Halim.
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      GUSSIE SAYS NO'
      62 7 A.P. BOSTON, Mon. —Gussie Moran :a\s she has decided no! to turn professional unless promoter Bobby R-gas meet- her asked price of U8e75,080. "I won't give up my amateur standing for a ceat less." the colourful tennis star said. "Aftei a l amateur tennis is too much
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      FALCONS WIN
      36 7 riAIXX&gt;N YOUTHS defeatcu 1* Everbriffht Youths to win the Chainjrionship Cup at the c«&gt;u elusion of a two-day badmintur content between four team? —Fai con Youths. Everbripht Youths. Excalbur Youths and Magpie B P
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      SCOREBOARD
      76 7 Reuter. bar b Bedser 109; st„|i m l Pr &gt;&gt; r Rjit IJX; Weekes o Hufton b Wr.Rht :!0; Waleoft bC£ H OMM« c Mclntyre b Rru«n 74'; t \al^ n iine b Bai cv sk l ToU1: &lt;»" BOWLING: 8ai1,., :{4 _»-9-*4 2 Brown 21-1--•1-Z-tfft; &lt; ompton 7-J--»l-o
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      Bankers Lose To Phone Men
      335 7 In an evenly lumM game O.T.E.C.S.C. played well to boat Chartered Bank S.C. by three Foe's to on* ii a Baatneea House "A" League game at Gevlang yesterday. a Business House inateh, the ded expectations. Th« game started at a crack- m c and before
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      228 7 Reuter. LONDON, sfon. Cricket close of play scores: At &lt; 'o I ten ham. HOUCJ .'t'Tsbire 141» (Allen 131. Young 98. Wilson 70. Young leftarm slow 6 for H), Midd esex 62 for two. rain stopped play. At WMtea Baacr Mtta. Glamorgan 238 (K. navies
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      JUNIOR BADMINTON TIES
      262 7 THE following Singapore Bad minton AssOcJat OB Junior Championship Uei will be played at the Clerical Union Hall th's weekend: SATURDAY, at 230 p.m Saint Andrew's School v. Victoria School. Tournament Official Lav T&lt; n Chuan: Umpires- Mohd. Ali bin Mustnn. Referee —Lee Hock San. BATU RD
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      Lie Is Still Optimistic
      88 8 Reuter. OSLO Mac ITNITED Nations Becretory tl General Mr. Trysv? li*-. said nerv today. "I itill believe that no responsible statesman will tak i .-&gt;top.s which lead to a w;ria war." Mr. Lie, who is on a holiday visit 10 his home country, aadc*d: "!f me
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      Hundreds Seek Glimpse Of Dead Karen Chief
      139 8 A.P. RANGOON. Today. HUNDREDS of Burmese men and women stormed the civil hospital morgue in Moulmein \esterday for a glimpse of the bl.xxly and bullet-riddled body of the Karen rebel le:.det Saw Ba U Gvi. Burmese cßeen sa«d two Britons and three X
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      BRITAIN TO SPEED UP HER DEFENCE
      288 8 U.P. LONDON, Monday. BRITAIN today prepared to speed up its reai-na-ireti( to equio additional troops. Parliament will be asked for authorization wnen it rreets in an extraordinary vacation session next month. R3liabl° sources said that th? Laoour -;ovemmenfc is e-nsiderin? pirn.; to socnd its
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      Soekarno Proclaims New State Today
      208 8 Reuter. DJAKARTA, Monday. INDONESIA will proclaim herself a single "one--1 for-all" state tomorrow, replacing :ne 16-unii federation in existence when the Dutch transferred power last year. This was officially announced here tocay after the Indonesian House of Representatives, by 90 votes to 18. had approved
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      Next Step May Be War —Doolittle
      116 8 Next Step May Be War Doolittle U.P. BOMBAY M 0... LT .General James Dooi.tthe wartime commander of the United Stages Eighth Air Force, saia today that the next st&lt;»p in the friction between toe United States ana Russia might be "an alloT alleging match with atjmic bombs." Making it clear
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      NEW DOGMA
      80 8 rT ArAN CITY. Monde, v THE bodily Assumption into I IT c a v n n of Virgin vt-,,-7 th" Mother of J**US Christ. wID be tr rtnpmn of the Cathode Church on Nov. 1. it became known today Pronouncement of the new docma one of the most
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      DREAM TO COME THUE
      95 8 A.P. Photo. rifsiu- nt .\oeaarno oi Indonesia designed this mosque t& rears ago. s reuat arehltcctsßral stwslent in Java. Today a private committee headed by several high government ofli- &lt; ,ai- has opened a tamoa to erect th&gt; mosque al Randot nv.. The money is to
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      It's Rough Sailing For Tito
      410 8 A.P. BELGRADE. Monday. YUGOSLAVIA found herself today in perhaps 1 the* most difficult position since Marshal Tito's break with the Russian-led Comlnform, sitting upon a powder keg -ikely to explode at any time. The headaches increase almost daily v rule Tito attempts to steer a
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      TRADE TALKS
      64 8 Reuter. TKHEfcAN. NToa Trade talks Ketweea Hi,, so; let Union and Persia be ran bere today. Tin- ta't&lt;« werr said lo have resulted" from recent overtures by Soviet Amkasaaflflr i\ n v+n■Uievkh Radrhtkov in in.- Persian Primp Mm sier. r ;.-n. Haji A!i Pazinara. A hiiih Rusatan official,
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      We Can't Be Neutral —Liaquat
      136 8 A.P. KARACHI Mon. PRIME Minister L'aquat Ali Khan .yesteuuy icitcrated his stand la supporting the United N'a'lcns action in Korea a v a strongly opposed those wno say Pakistan Should he neutral. Liaquat was speaking to the nation on the third anniversary 01 independence. He
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      Tribesmen To Fight Seretse Ban
      116 8 m xrymg, white tour-• fX rl, COm r;torv wh,:: I the trbes ;itlor Frankel said. tß?a£ V »s unanimou, to Bnt.sh go\,rn.r..- r expelling Ben*se7 ordf r FrarkeJ said th* ;&lt;n I tton f *v 1 his i U r *5 their J be r
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      283 8 I GENERAL RACSUSD IK ABT l p TRT —Cluhhr.:i.&lt;-.- s p.m nsm ntork him voiiki Man About Towi 1 Then,re tM\ 5 A Ampr 'can Vtrmkm ■Mr lov.n \\avf&r*r- 2 3&gt;. j t i and Dan&lt;un&lt;r Cass 5.3" p r Rattles Quay. VW, to CW*« 1 di*
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      Reds Raid Cinema, Kill 4 Frenchmen
      164 8 U.P. SAIGON, Monday. FOUR French citizens were killed and three others wounded during a terrorist attack on a cinema theatre in the Cambodian village o Chup on Saturday night, French headquar have announced today. tvr Five ethers, isdushf ha children. wore ku'v when the
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      PSYCHOLOGICAL WAR
      29 8 A.P. TOKYO. NU" j*"'"t w duct paate* pjii*** courage Nv V'n,i 1 r a* 5 soldiers to un i, n scattered over coac*ȣ of enemy troop B
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