Malaya Tribune, 18 August 1950

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    17 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE 10 days V'S TODAY LATE EXTRA \(.r.> SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950. FRK! rEN CENTS
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    SOUTH GOVT TO QUIT TAEGU FOR PUSAN
    495 1 Heavy Red Pressure CIVILIAN EVACUATION UNDER WAY Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Today. Iff vwth Korean Government has announced it* decision to move to Pus m as heavy ftgrhtif rased this morning only 12 miles north of ■a The decision is said to have been reached
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    CONTRABAND EARCH YIELDED AUTOMATIC
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    STRIKE LEADERS HELD
    16 1 A.P. s were rda\ B texfactory 130.000 tnd r ijV'n? para ■■Ptte. A.i-*.
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    JAP SHIP HERE FLIES NO FLAG
    46 1 Every ship that comes into Singapore harbour flies the flag of its country. The TakshuL Maru, a Japanese ship, which put into port early this morning, however, did not fly any flag. The picture shows the ship's bare flag pole.
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    Pales Protest To U.N.
    67 1 FRANKFURT. Tooa, THE Polish Government hr\s telegraphed the Un.teo Nations Secretary Goners' Trygve Lk and Sovirt de'egate Jacob Malik paroraamu; aerainst American bombing l Korea, the Polish Radio rr ted today '.'he telegram to Ham d: "The United FUat S tony violated the United N -'ons
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    RED WAR CRIMINAL CAUGHT
    139 1 U.P. FIRST CAVALRY HEADQUARTERS, Korea, Today. TWENTY SIX helpless American war prisoners were shot to death or beaten to death with a spade last night and the North Korean lieutenant responsible has been capture, it blais announced tonight. Five survivors of the massacre were ready to
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    'BENEATH CONTEMPT
    55 1 U.P. WASHINGTON, Thursdaj. PRESIDENT TRUMAN aenounccdf as "contemptible" today a statement b\ Senator Kenneth Wherry tnar the blood of the American soldiers in rests on tne shoulders of Secretary or State Dean Acheson. Asked at a news confer ence about Wherry's remain, the President said: "It was a
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    Crisis In Greece
    51 1 ATHENS. Thursday. riREP.CE faced a political "I crisis tonight after trie resignation of seven Liberal Ministers in Prime Minister Nicolas Plastiras' three-party Government. APPOINTED Mr. T. F. Stevenson has been appointed to act as a member of the Rent Conciliation Board vice Mr. J G. Aspinall on
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS QUIET
    122 1 THE students of the three Chinese high schools affected by political unrest were back m then* classrooms this morning. There were no disturbances. Four hundred and eighty students have registered at the Chinese High School and more are expected to- morrow ihe deadline for registration. The Chun*,
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    17 Detectives Given Notice
    207 2 Investigations Into Others Under Way Tribune Staff Reporter SEVENTEEN detectives attached tn the Bearli S Ro-id Division of the Singapore Police Force weiv served a months notice yesUraay to quit the Force, on charges of corr-Ption at One other detective is being drained at C.I.D. headquarters
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    INA Funds May Found Study Gift
    262 2 TilL Singapore Government is considering a request from the Indian Relief Committee to use the funds of the now defunct Indian Independence League to found a scholarship at the l'niversit> of Malaya. The fund:* oi the league which were collected during ihe Japanese Ace
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    GERARD MacBRYAN OFF TO LONDON
    263 2 WILL PRESENT LATE BRUNEI SULTAN'S CLAIMS Tribune Staff Reporter MR Gerard Macßryan, political adviser to th? late Sultan of Brunei, left Singapore by air this morning for London where he will see the Secretary ol State for the Colonies. Mr. James Griffiths. Mr. Macßryan told
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    VARSITY FUND
    33 2 A total of $9,400.99 was collected for tne University of Malaya Endowment Fund during the week ending August 12. Singapore gay $5,227.30. With this, the total now stands at $3,478,301 AM.
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    Short Me, Says Red Girl
    102 2 I produced in i LiOv. run *no nad a :jj I Sh> o was ftH form on Propaganda Wh dated May 14. 1950 and? copies ol True News jd lisivcl by the Chen PaoS dtety on Jun'j 10 at Maim Street, Pinang. Sh«' was also
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    Reds Fin Mail Bus In Perak
    51 2 bus in Pti j and set RingU t inu Cameron &fn r«* in the mail inclu i- a posted as foDow Penang: up t0 b Aug. 16: Ipoh: J? am. on a« 9 Lump'" l U P Iv p.m. on Aug. 13 1 piiss
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    Grandfather Gaoled For Molesting Girl(6
    172 2 DIFTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD, Mans oin J r father of three, was yesterday ehag J Fourth Police Court with using .run six-year old Malay girl with mtem v modesty on July 12 at Block C. 1' )US was sentenced to three months r ment, and 12 months police
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    NO CHIAHG FLAG
    13 2 A.P. Jakarta v J I alist I sian inofpe A.P.
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    Worn *n Detectives
    589 4 WOMAN'S PAGE NEW YORK. ANY time a certain Brooklyn drug seller feels like boasting, it won't be about the time 1» met detective Katharyn Barry. Detective Barry and three male colleagues closed in on him one night when he stepped from a car to deliver a little
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    HISTORY ON WALLS
    625 4 ETHICS figure praninently B in boom decora; -oi th:- country. TheW is corn :\tnation in f uraiture, end cccrd.nation +ctwceo wan papers, fabrics, and other rvecesories There is a new respect for materials thems* yes—and a irrpwing sympathy for the home maker and an effort to simplify
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    Dressing In A Zoo
    86 4 A.P. HOLLYWOOD Laa Calhern. as far as is toon is the oni. -tor to .is dressing roo:.io in sac historically famous pin as the Lincoln Meir.ani the George Washiogta monument, the Wasr.ir.jto Zoo and in the corndor: the Capitol building, sO < Washington. D.C During location
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      17 4 I SEU> 9! j Unwanted 1 JEWELLERY if I in tht CLASSIFIED COW** rr-hi I*-* Lowest W
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    No CHOICE IN THE MATTER
    685 5  -  TODAY S SHORT STORY BY MICHAEL HERVEY dg .something tnat looked like a CTOsa between a buttock and an icecream sundae. or they iray have been savage weapons, half a grimring skull, sever il .kitchen utensils, a strangely distorted loaf of bread. greenish hued and
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    MacA Tells U.N.: Send Quick Aid
    215 5 Reuter. LAKE SUCCESS. Thurs (JEN. Mac Arthur. United ■Nations C-in-C. today appealed to United Nations members to send him ground forces to Korea as speedily as Losslble. The appeal was contained in his second report to the Security Council "It is *ny sincere hope
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    PROTEST TO MAO
    45 5 Reuter. rhe '.'itisii rh 'igo D'affaires in Pel* ng. Mr. J. C. Hutchinson, hat be<r» instructed to protv to the Chinese Commune i Government against the fo ing hv shore batteries on th British destroyer Cor. cord soutti of Hongkong yesterday Ileuter.
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      42 5 REMAN by Wayne Boring A WOPNG *8 ifsOME CONN E ECTO? WiWCIARK S SHERIFF S OFFICE. THE KILLERSJ ~=R\G A SECOND APPARENTLY MOTIVELESS KIDNAPING MAY BE LYING IM WAIT FOR ME ttV OOP by v. T Hamlin [Gabbier »»y fll Ca PP
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    SINGAPOR NEW SREEL
    145 6 -•no?»ii nee «.<is St mdi w'j Cathedral tsterday for >ir. Lan Morris oa, ;br London lim?s reorter •.•> ho ;\as killed i-i K• -a Pii w > ,vs Air Tice iarshcJ J W. Metier X Mellersh arriving et Rear Taken at last night's reception -r. Z. Zain.
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    We Can't Fail In Korea: Romulo
    188 6 Reuter MANlLA.—Ph.ilppine Foreign Sec.x- B i 0 1 Romulo saw in ~n nrf that Korea is the turning ,>oint in the world's search for peace. If the United Hatto» rail Korea", he adds. M the forcer? of totalitarianism, wiil tike if not on'y a
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      704 6 s Nf*ws am! Singapore V».-. lOuuy shar. Mirk R part; Ltft*l ..i *i.vW L'Uui mi i-annany fi irp V iIYIR k' «"IkO»j l..iriu.ii. *.l 1 P NaYA VYUIAIY Wet die g 1 MeMg i.mr, it i 4 mi ..ra*'.! KM.I.IMI VKOCKAMMKS adaptation b> .lam.-* 6.00 p.m. Froicr..mme num- lw miry;
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    HOME TOWN NEWS FROM BRITAIN
    270 7 BOY TOURING WORLD ALONE AMONG the 650 passenn gers who disembarked [rom tin Canadian Pacific 'iner Empress 01 France ai i vernool was an 11-yeai-°i<l Buy Scout. tJkai'WiUi Smgh. of jJuncan, Bntisn Colurrbia. who is veiling found th j world alr-ie. His father. now a
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    EX-LORD CHANCELLOR DEAD
    55 7 Reuter. Conservat,Governments ami SanceUov. died vosterda h home in a 8« He is suceedcd by his eMeit son Quintin Hogg, now a prominent Conservative member of Parliament. This wi 1 involve a bye tectK in Oxford city jrhfch tllt new Viscount tali reprc Sited in the House
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    KIEV HERO DIED IN CAR SMASH
    59 7 AP. mm S"son who held the d*of hero of thoSov 'ion. -lor of V- t de'den Star. iurcd in a car smas We ci»cial Czech agency reported t0d He was Antonin Socl lr. young Lieutenant-colonel ot S? Czech army the deco; tions were awarded
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      103 7 Breathe in Comfort Clear Na*-i W V V TKm)\ Congestion the Modern Way P«d F\_r^V^oLrf persistent Catarrh or Head < You an deat y jr Oy. v i.: nos in a fr» <- da wit iv« ft—— hi _^T^ the .iew Per.etro: The medicated aT I; clear* catarrh and open*
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    WORLD WAR III WILL START NEXT MONTH
    322 8 ASTROLOGER SAYS U.P. CALCUTTA. THE stars have spoken. They say World War 111 will break out between seven and eleven weeks hence. It will be a short war. Peace will be restored in March next year. But it will be a grim "Terrible
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    TEST MATCHES NET £94,000
    71 8 A.P. LONDON. Thurs. Abproximately 372.000 people paid to Me the four Te*t cricket matches between England and the West Ihdies this summer. Gate receipts were £91 00j One hundred thousand S3 i lle i our -day Fourth ton 9fe T^ st at Klnnington Oval. London, arhldh
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    BIG ORDERS PLACED AT TRADE FAIR
    109 8 A.P. CHICAGO Thurs. -Orders totalling U5i57.000.000 were taken by W-\st German exhibitor-* during the first week of thj International TradV Fu. ccord'ng to Reinhold Krause, Vice-President of the German Commarev Brit dn reported orders of about USsl.'.»oo.ooo. Japan said she had over I'SSSOO.OOO vorih
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    PRICES RISE
    46 8 Reuter. TOKIO. Thur. -The Bank »i Japan announced yesterday tha' .he black market prices of producers goods rose 3.9'- In July, an increase of 9.7' over 'he previous month.. Notable increases were register'd by galvanised iron sheets < 12.7' i >. and nails (13.2' j —Reuter.
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    INDIA MAY START STATE TRADING CORPORATION
    153 8 A.P. NEW DELHI Wed. A GOVERNMENT CCTOmfttee has recommended a state trading corporation to deal with all import and export operations of a commercial nature handled by the Government. The state trading committee proposed that the corporation have an authorized capital cf 100 million
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    PHILIPPINE ARMY TAKES OVER POLICE DUTIES
    168 8 Reuter. MANILA all the problem of peace and order in the Philippines, all constabulary units throughout the country have beer rig-ed under the operational confrJ.?,! the armed foi,-o S Philippine President ElPidio Quirino's administrative order which lakes effect immediately kives e Armed Force Chief
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    THE UNITED NATIONS FLAG
    87 8 Shipments of blue and white I'nitrd Nations flags are being made to the Inified I'nited Nations forces assisting the Republic of Korea in defence against ihe North Korean Communist invaders. The use of the I N flag was authorise' recently by the FN Security Council. The
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    AMERICA HAS IMPORT BOOM
    170 8 WASHINGTON. Thursday IT S. general imports rose from U*****.9 million in U# May to U*****.6 million in June, and exports from this country also showed a gain during the same period, the U.S. Commerce Department reports. The exports rose from U*****.5 million U*****.9 minion, with June
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    ANGLO-GERMAN RADIO PACT
    40 8 Reuter. LONDON. T!ui!> r> ar.d German trade n yesterday eluded London and tout* of anewt:au, aj:r,nny^ Board of trade a----It was BWlerstoodI her. would prov.de for substoj 0 increases in Ixade Britain and wesi" v many. Router.
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    IMERICAN BOY SCOUTS JAMBOREE
    15 9 an.ped in the winter of 1i7.-l<<B during tne i mi by
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    WORK ON NEW AUSTRALIAN DAM TO START SOON
    717 9 Reuter AAP. pi at ag ia now v. us snown x itiOO by Rivers SeptemI D <me m ginning on the v loing the 26 1 ft.-'mgn I follow >oon j .All .Uvu.UvjO me v^apacity 1.600- Xurrav River along uw ,md t
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    STILL GROWING
    42 9 Reuter-AAP. PERTH Two stripling pine* planted nearly hjtt» century ago at the South Perth zoo by the late King Georee V and Queen Mar> are now SO ft. high trees They are acknowledged as tru nnest trees at the zoo--Reuter-AAP.
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    THERE'S LIFE IN THE OLD DOG YET
    47 9 Reuter. 1. 1 itain'.s pun- > 15.207 stertors at greyks throughout ig 1949. carried off and of the I aid in pool betting duty jMgS was retained by the opera tors. c inst issued by a amount staked compared with 1948.-Rcutcr.
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    All-Stars Lose Last H.K. Game
    120 10 A.P. HONGKONG. Thurs. Singapore all- t tars ended up their brief Hongkong tour last night with a total of three wins and two losses. But they finished on a sour note as the Chinese V.M C.A. defeated them 62-53. The visitors are schedulvd to leave
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    J.E.C. Old Boys Beat Scholars
    231 10 Ju» Thurs. THL *...wKet luauh Detweu c and thi Pr«Sfi». b a vi Johore nfflish OstltM iw: Dta u>w« Cup ended jr. h 2: j fur tne oa bo> j vtM 0 IM runs in r«i.,;- ie i n ooys' total <•. ">. tbm -.'tne
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    Mr. T. P. F. McXiece being in roduced to the teams at .\esteraay Boys' Club Football Championship on the pada- Ihe game wis played b ; >cc„ the-vatong Boys Club and th'- Prince Edward Road Boys Club, file r< i a one-all draw.
    42 10 Mr. T. P. F. McXiece being in roduced to the teams at .\esteraay Boys' Club Football Championship on the pada- Ihe game wis played b &gt;cc„ the-vatong Boys Club and th'- Prince Edward Road Boys Club, file r&lt; i a one-all draw.
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    City Reward For Colours
    57 10 The Municipal Commis sionera are offering r» reward to any person for information 'eadmg to the recovery of kb Colours (BegtmentaJ and Kins"s&gt; of the Singapore Volunteer Corps within a period of r&gt;ne month. Persons .vho have any information are asked to tn t'.uch With the
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    NO FURTHER CLAIMS WILL BE ALLOWED
    113 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —No further claims arising out of the Emergency or Defence Regulations, 1939 will be accepted by the Preoccupation Claims office. In addition such claims already .odged will receive no further consideration by tho Preoccupation Claims Office if they are in respect
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    The Indian Will Be An Asset—Thivy
    341 10 JJR. John Thivy, Representative of the Government of India, in Malnya in a farewell message yesterday said: "The Indian community will be an asset to Malaya in the social and political field as it has been in the economic sphere. "India has always had
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    ROMULO TOASTS INDONESIA
    78 10 U.P. MANILA. Thurs. The Indonesian Ambassador. Mr Alexander Maramis. playec host at a large reception at the Manila Hotel today on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the Republic ol Indonesia. Mr. Maramis exchanged toasts with Foreign Secretary. Carlos P. Romulo. irh* said. "Let us raise
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    V.C.A.A. SOCCER
    84 10 Kroin the iol ownjr. playei i wfl !&gt;«• Mteded to repres-u YCAA in a friendly Kame of .soccer auainst KEMTS Baco Vehicle W Shop tomorrow at th' Faner Park. L-'oir-; Kuiii S'-nu. Won- M-nu. Lee Kai Sent;. Lbumg Ka Tom, Kok Kum Chong, Tan BM| Cheag, dan Oheon*:
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    EUROPE EARNING MORE DOLLAR
    151 10 Reuter. Thu* THE Economic Co-crKr»t 1 Vdminis- ration renoS v.„irablv to ;hf v nei States Congre. pjsh, western :on efforts to prop „pg of Formosa Wttt a tone of compttv Uve disappointment the eca also noted that U&gt; cv? muni* invasion of w Korea had "completely
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    U.S. PLANS $5 BILLION TAX BOOST
    124 10 Reuter. WASHINGTON. Thursday THE United Bt tea Sa I Fl .nee Committer tod unaninKWSly &lt;pprovea Pratdent "i rum aa's fir-- lwb&gt; ment" of a 15,080,800.698 tai in oi ease, to hr'p Kir.tr. Korean war and Amer.. I ComaaaS aggression." The legislation, which rr.; go
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    NICE SAVE BY 'TIGER'
    29 10 Covers Percy Peters lets, drive at Tigers b oai in yesterday's S IVA Senior 1« it Jalan Besar Stadium. Tiger? goalkeeper Patrick Yee nowever. coflecb
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    FIRST RATE H'KONC T-T TEAM DUE AUG. 23
    318 11 H mgkong's best lable-tennis players V fficials are due here an Aiig. 23 for s vi the Colony and the Federahas been sponsored by the Sin--Tennis Association, will make their first appearance test on Aug. 24 at the Happy World. Hongkong pr&lt;
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    INDIANS TO CHALLENGE MALAYA
    60 11 Reuter. Thurs. India challenge tor the next ■Mr] on enam--5» Lid k? c T x?T as dm, t! i cl^ c zone yung o ;l decision of 2L&gt;°jJ ncil ol the All•J Badminton Associamdia compet;v rican zone r first round In the Pacific fed. t !,I&lt;&gt;i
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    Boys Clubs Battle To A 1-1 Draw
    234 11 f OOD soccer was seen cm the SRCMOW 01 uw O Vwtam yesterday when two you.h battled for the Singapore Boys' Clubs Football Championship. K 0n Boys Club and Ciuh-Jhe/ f -ed 5S ;°r« P There is Dlenty ot'talent amongst them. Prince Edward
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    DAI REKS WINS
    31 11 BRIGHTON. Thurs. -Da; Recs professional at South Herts, won the first prize of the C 350 in the £1500 •News Chronicle" -jo.t Tournament at Hollingbury Park, here today
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    Tigers Lose Their Bite—Downed 2—0
    259 11 TIGER Sporting Association were a tame side 1 yesterday as compared to Lhg Tigers who defeated the strong.Kota Rajas a week ago. They were beaten by two goals to nothing when Uiey met the Rovers Sports Club m a SAFA Cup-tie match at the Jalan
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    BOXER CALLED UP FOR DUTY
    70 11 NEW YORK. Thurs. Veteran boxer Steve ,Belloise. who challenged tor the middleweight championship twice and lost decisions both times, said tonight he had been recalled to temporary active duty with the Navy. Belloise. a reserve chief petty officer, said he wa.-&gt; told he would serve
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    ELIMINATOR FOR SUGAR'S TITLE
    65 11 LONDON. Tnurs. The British welterweight championship ligh. between the holder Eddi&lt; Thomas and Cliff Curvis at Swansea or. Sept. H may be a final eliminator ior the world title. London promoter Jack Solomons stated tonight that he proposed seeking such recognition for the bout as a
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    CYMA WIN TAME GAME
    312 11 ■M a -cran.y ■°25 I c V M.A, y&lt; sterday d&gt;d uel 1 'to beat 8.0.D. "A '«jO Junior Cup-tie fixture, by thrae goals to two at St. Georges MM t&gt;'i J m iren around did no* be'u orowuce good' soccer and the ciamiard oeen was
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    Big Card Planned For Sept. 1
    129 11 A hour after Ko» y Kian Lon and two Sia- I mese arrived in Colony S from Austialia, Singa- pore promotions Ho Kirn I Meng and Wally Oakes &gt; arranged for Sitphol to fight in Singapore. If all goes well Sit- 1 V phol
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    Harris Win World Cycle Meet
    167 11 ROOO9RI NKAR CJBOK; Thursday. Th* II» fjrM evrlim; championship ended ner. this morning &gt;*'&gt; ih J 11 :U,lib tion of the flth and last tia k The 51J50 rycUJM CTWWM awarded during ihe last pU days were won by: 1 Britain'B Reginald HarnrPi.sessional Sprint Champion.
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    204 11 Reuter. LONDON. Tlmr.--. On i;&gt; i i lose of play at ores: \t tjt/eaOM &gt;uper-.Mar*. Somei set 17:?. Middb-sex 72 for on". N" play today owing to ram. \t Scarborough. Yorkslnr.- r Kent by- an nnins? and 11. runs. Kent 100 and secondly &gt;-• il.t-adb.au-r
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    YANKS MAY OCCUPY ALL KOREA
    427 12 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Today. THE United States insisted yesterday that any 1 Nations peace programme for Korea must include among its objectives the creation of a unified and independent country. This declaration, coming in the midst of the Korean conflict, was interpreted by some diplomats
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    RUBBER
    116 12 TODAY'S MARKETS The rubber oommod ty market opened at 130 cents a pound for f-e.pujrnber business done, and rore to 124 cents during the morning. At this level sellers entered the market and the price aro~&gt;ped again to 121 at the !ur. -h break. Trading was qui*t. New York
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    TIN FALLS FURTHER
    71 12 tin boom hnoke further ♦'i's morning in Singapore with tho price dropping by ans*fii on the picu'. The price noon today wa« S38M Per picul ex emelter. Ttv c'osine nrice of three in n T on j on i„ st n j e ht was fTffi a
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    TIN SHARES EASIER
    56 12 With the fall in the price of t n. i.onuon hids for tin shares r»- eived hi the iiva share market were lower this morning. J" 1 "i.u.e' ■»&lt;•!&lt;» supplied again from Aingatorr i he snatc pu«es lot-ally ware aJso tower this morning-, and the market quiet.
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    COLD QUIET
    21 12 TJj«* told market was quiet and unchained this morn ng at $198 per taei wholesale for first qualltv D:±rs
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    BUS HELD UP
    42 12 Reuter. ASMARA. ERITREA. Thursday. 4 group of 25 members 01 the *"i Shifta i pro Ethiopian armed hands, today held up a bus 50 miles from here, ki:ied two African constableswounded the others and stole arms and ammunition. Reuter.
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    U.N. Commission To Study Korea Dispute Proposal
    164 12 A.P. PRAGUE, Today. American and a Russian in the Communist supported world peace movement are talking over a plan to settle the war in Korea. They are O. John Rogge, New York attorney and member of tho Executive Committee of the World Defenders
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    U.K. DEFENCE PLAN
    48 12 U.P. LONDON, Thursday. The Labour Government outlined its plan for transition from (ivilian to arms production v union and industrial leadeij on Thursday. Informal talks were designed tr prepare industry for a changt made necessary by the Government's new three year .53,400.000.000 rearmament programme.- U.P.
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    BELGIUM TO REARM
    26 12 U.P. BRUSSELS, Thursday. PREMIER Joseph Pholier told Parliament today that his new Social Christian Gov-* ernment would rer.rra Belgium military and economically —U.P.
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    Washed Feet In Beer -Jailed
    45 12 U.P. LONDON, Thursday A British Army Court Martial sentenced two soldiers to 56 days imprisonment today for stealing a barrel of beer and washing their feet in it"Disgusting wast said the President of the DOWt martial. Major L H. Peacock.—U.P.
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    AUSSIE MISSION FOR JAKARTA
    72 12 U.P. CANBERRA, Til Ml Bij. A USTRAI lAN ommeiee M'nister John MeEwen announced today that an official trade mission wil: visit Jakarfa at the end of August to discuss a trade agreement Ivetween Australia and fndWR s.a. The mission will consist oi E. R Carney and
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    LIGHTNING KILLS 18
    29 12 Reuter. ROME. Thurs.- Lightning killed 18 people in violent thunderstorms that swept Italy this week. Seven others were t ken to hospital with srver-- urns Reuter.
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    BANK CLOSES DOWN
    21 12 U.P. hong ::ong 9mmThe ohar.gi.ai branch of W Chase Bank KM fjjj voluntary liquidation effects Augot9t 8. ll'
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    BATTLE FOR MINDS
    88 12 U.P. WASHINGTON. Thursday. THE State Department announced the establishment or a ''igh level strategy board to plan for psychological warfrrc on a worldwide basis. The board, to be known ar the national psychological Strategy board, will be under the ova rail direction of Secret.tr\ of Stat? Dean
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      65 1 MALAYA Tribune by na PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tee Tribune" Spore. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON r\PER IN MALA YA Phone SSII/3 Nine Lines Pubhshed simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lvmpwr, ipoh ana Penang. EIGHT PAGES. &gt;.a*. AfOKF FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1950 PRICK TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E
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      SINGAPORE POLICE PURGE 17 Detectives Given Notice
      216 1 Investigations I n to Others Under Way Tribune StafT Reporter SEVENTEEN detectives attached to the Beach Road Division of the Singapore Police Force were served a month's notice yesterctay to quit the Force, on cnarges of corruption. One other detective is b°ing d
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      SHELLS HIT TAEGU AS 40,000 REDS CLOSE IN
      515 1 Yanks Also Advance In Bulge Ba ttle U.P. With Mac Arthur's HQ For Korea. Friday. fUMMUNIST shells fell on the key city of Taegu early today as four I Communist divisions led hy tanks smashed into the north-west corner of the tightly
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      $200,000 Gold Tied To Waist
      74 1 Tribnn Staff Reporter ACHiNESE who claimed to be a Singapore business j been arrested by the Police for possession of 1,000 tahils of solid gold. At current market, price, j the value of (be gold is about TrY man WSJ arrested at Kampong Bahni while
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      LINCOLNS BOMB, STRAFE AT NIGHT
      55 1 Ir.l-im Staff Kt'ptirtrr I SUSPECTED bandit ncaminm-nt in South vljin;;&lt;&gt;r was Mafftcd hj f'»ur Lincoln inimln t«» «»f Xn. I(M&gt; Hps#w baaed :»t Tenirah, 'at*' ia*t night. Ih. i kw ah». &lt; •«•nipl«*ti"ijc thiir Numbing run. flew low rrtf th. jaagte tap t«&gt; strafe th
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      "GOOD LUCK"
      66 1 The Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. proposing a toast to the Hepubiic ot Indon sia at the coc'KtaU party given last nigh., by the "n--doneslan Representative. Dr. Z. Zain. on the occasion of the Bltil anniversary I the Republic. Mr. MacDonald described tile Rpublic as a virile nation.
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      GRENADES THROWN IN MARINE FACES
      812 1 Battle Heroes, Eye-Witness Tell Of Yanks' Bloodiest Battle A.P. KOREAN WARFRONT. Friday. ITS. Marines were fighting their bloodiest battle v of the Korean war on Thursday against North Korean Reds desperately try' Jig to spread tneir bridgehead across the winding Naktong river. Under a searing
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      WILL DISCUSS FORMOSA
      34 1 A.P. The big three Western foreign ministers will try to hammer out a common policy next month over what to do about Formosa possible powder-Md oi a third world war. —A.P.
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      3 SEEK ASYLUM
      29 1 Reuter. Th U.S. State Departmeni announced yesterday thai it had received request for ~1. from three aloi nieWrs ct the Pott* Embassy in Washington. R&lt; ute.
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      FIRST ISRAELI ENVOY
      26 1 A.P. The Israel Government formally announced yesterday the ppotntment M Dr. AvrahJ m Katznelson as Israel's first Minister to Sweden Denmark and Nor-way.--A.P.
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      U.S. AsksR ussia War Or Peace?
      1599 1 Reuter. I AXE SUCCESS. Thursday. THE Security Council gathered tonight for a secret meeting called by the Soviet delegate. Jacob Malik, who requested the closed-door session. Delegation members said they had "no idea" why the Russian delegate requested the meeting, an hour before the
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      GERARD MacBRYAN OFF TO LONDON
      264 1 WILL PRESENT LATE BRUNEI SULTAN' S CLAIMS Tribune StaiT Reporter MR. GerarJ Macßryan. political adviser to tne late Sultan of Brunei, left Singapore by air this morning for London where he will see the Secretary of Stat? for the Colonies. Mr. James Griffiths. Mr. Macßryan
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      NO CHIANG FLAG
      22 1 A.P. The military governor of Jakarta prohibited the &lt;JyinK of the Chinese Nationalist flag yesterday Indonesian independence day A.P
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      Malaya Troops For Korea?
      95 1 FLASH U.P. WASHINGTON. Tbur*. USUALLY reliable sources said today that the United States Detente Department may request Britain to send to Korea troops from the ground forces now in tinFar East if the concentration of North Korean troops Incomes much greater in Ihe next few weeks
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      COUNTER ATTACK
      10 1 U.P. SOUTH Korea* fur&lt; oiuiUr attacked thin r.p
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      SOVIET OFFICER TO EACH HORTH KOREAN REGIMENT
      118 1 A.P. 24th DIV. HQ.. Fri. THREE skinny North Korean prisoners, inter cv.--cd through an interpi ter said last night there one Soviet oflicer attached it each Red Korean regiment They did not want u&gt; rejoin their unit, and said they would 'oe shot
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      TODAY'S FOUNDATION STONE CEREMONY
      31 1 The Governor. Sir Franklm QiuuKNi will lay tiic foundation sl&lt; H- of tin- new "the. and studios of Radio lfalaya, in Thcnuon I toad. Ht p-nt. today.
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      Forces Kill 5 Reds
      179 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Security forces operating in Se! mgor and Perak killed rive bandits nd wounded two others, to-day., One ol tlv wcundfd vaS a woman, win was captured. She was fl member of fl band;', gang, badly mauled by security forces in SHangoJ A quantity
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      CHINESE CLAIMS TRIAL ON GRAFT CHARGE
      105 2 A Chinese. Ho Ah Kov. yesterday claimed trial in the Fourth Police Court, When charged with thr?e was remanded to August 19. On the first charge. Ho was alleged to have corruptly given 11 bottles ot whisky to A.S.P. T.H. Allen at No. 7
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      BANKER BACK FROM KUCHING
      44 2 Mi. Wee Kheng Chiang, managing director of the United Chinese Lank Ltd. returned to Singapore yesterday afternoon by Ma avan Airways Dakota from Kuehing. He went to celebrate the Inrthday of his eighty-year-old fatht r-in-law. the Capitan of Ku&lt; hing.
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      Reds Fire Mail Bus In Perak
      104 2 KUALA LWPUR Thurs Bandit* I» up a mall bus in Pera.-c 'J.i: hiornuvj and set lire Id it. The Postataster-Gem iai announced 'thai mails '&lt;» Ringlet uul Tanah tiata, Cameron fllghta'MU, tr» TO destroyed. Correspondence containi d In the mail included letters posied as
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      Woman Took Detective Round Town
      100 2 ASP M. By! ield the First District Court yestt day ihat Lhe p&lt;. lav l and Tan Sean,j t ]\&lt; ng, 1 Cf&gt;t* nese woman, without an idrr.titv caret'on Autr.i;-: it"' When she told lh* po'lci that she had forgotten the card a T s.oiu
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      NEW JOB
      35 2 The Governor lias approved the appointment of Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes to act as local chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board with effect frr.m March 8. in place oi Mr. J Cooper.
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      POLICEMEN CLEARED OF GRAFT IN OPIUM CASE
      376 2 Witnesses Can't Be Accomplices—Judge THE Singapore Secotid District Judge Tan Ah Tah yesterday acquitted three Malay constables and a Chinese involved in what was known as Pasir Panjang opium cast after a 1-1-day hearing. j Judge Tan said rive of the prosecution WUfteaaes
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      INA Funds May Found Study Gilt
      259 2 I*ll E Singapore Government is considering a request from the Indian Relief Committee to use the funds of the now defunct Indian Independence League to found a Scholarship at the University of Malaya. The funds of the League which were collected during the Japanese
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      Union Gets Grant To Teach Adults
      108 2 ,-r.NANG, Thurs. Toe Municipal and Government Labour Union, Penane. and ITovince VVelle.-ley has once again set the lead .n the education of Illiterate adults. The union in its annua report fr&gt;r the yeai end'rji Mat eh 3L thank* d the education uepanment foi their
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      GORGON BRINGS SHEEP, FRUITS
      34 2 The Gorgon brought another 3.000 sheep to Singapore. The ship also brought 400 c; ses of fresh tomatoes. »iOO cases n* fruits and another f:00 oases of flour and oat.
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      'PILGRIM' SHIP IN PORT
      317 2 JO transport, by a single ship, safely, smoothly and trouble-free, some 15.000 pilgrims from Malaya and Indonesia to Jeddah and back again in the course of a single pilgrim "season" is quite an achievement, and requires considerable planning and organisation by the ship-owners concerned Evidence ol
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      Service For Mr. Ian Morrison
      174 2 A solemn service was held at the St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday in memory of the late Mi. Lan Morrison, South-East Asia Correspondent of the London Times, who was killed in Korea. Mr. Morrison, Whose home was in Singapore, wa:s reporting the Korean war shortly after
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      DEAD ON WAYSIDE
      38 2 An a.bulance was called out an ambulance was called out to pick up a dead man, Lim Lian Cheng, a Harbour Bour&lt;l aboun r, from the Aye foot path of No. 10. Tatipaa Streei yesterday.
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      The Indian Will Be An Asset—Thivy
      344 2 MR. John Thivy, Representative of the Government of India, in Malaya in a farewell message yesterday said: "The Indian community will be an asset to Malaya in the social and political field as it has been in the economic sphere. "India has always had
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      Ruth Was Taken III At Sea
      114 2 MISS RUTH LANGDON 24--year old daughter of Mf. William R. Langdon. United States Consul-CLnc ral in Singapore, was operated Oil successfully for appendicitis at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. This morning her father said in Singapore: "Ruth is very well and should be here shortly,
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      Gimson Praises Pakistan
      133 2 The Governor of Singapore Sir Franklin Gimson, in a mcssagt to Mr. Mallal. President of the Overseas Pakistani said •PaKistan has during the past year, overcome great diffieu ties due to the wisstatesmanship of her Prime Ministei Mr. Liaquat A Khan and ;t is my confident hope
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      OFFERED BRIBE —CHARGE
      57 2 JOHORF BAHRU, Thurs HENC AH HAD claimeo trial in the Magistrates' Court today when Charged with offering a |2 bribe to a Police Constable, on August 15. The Police Constable waned to arrest him for breach of curfew orders. The ease was postponed to August fj and
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      GAMBLED —FINED
      67 2 JOHORE CAHRU, Thui FIVE out of six Chinese \&lt;ho had pleaded guilty wuen charged wh.i gambling in a coffee shop weie fined f-15 each '.v the Magistrates' Court today. The I ixth person, Tiew Huay Tiong. claimed trial. His cast.' was postponed to August 22. The gamblers were
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      INCONSIDERATE DRIVING
      56 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Thur.sd. f. MOH HONG CHINC WUfl convicted and fined $0o in the Magistrates' Court today for inconsiderate drivinj The Court Inspector, Moho. Tahir. Mid that Moh was driving a motor-car which crashed into the rear mudguard of another car at thi' 19th mile Johore Bahru Ayor
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      Withdraw Statement
      541 2 JOHNSON TELLS LABOUR COUNCIL MUNICIPAL Commi.s--iTI sioner Mr. Pat Johnson has written to the General Secretary of the Labour Party asking him to withdraw a recent statement issued by the Party's vice-president, Mr. M. P. D. Nair. Mr. Johnson has told the General Secretary that he objects to
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      Shoot Me, Says Red Girl
      155 2 Poh Kir alks p.. guilty to having s in the Session* &lt; asked thai g£ i She had den a death entenct ing be pa.s. s d producd in thrul*. a Court a rom,-. &gt; &lt;I s ago. Low Poh who hvi, recorr' said that
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        74 2 EES HOW SHOWING THE MARCH OF TTJff "MID CENTURY HALF WAY TC WHERE" TOMORROW M'MTE YEE YEAH I HAN KOH Advontuit«'f I I riIM.4M 1jJ_LJ6.3059.311 NOW SHOWING A Coliinil'i i pkISR From Hi« tim The bum \ati* MOBY !M«'K "KEMBAR" (TWIN SISTERS' Last oTay to Don't miss th. r "MATLAHI
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      RURAL AREAS TO GET MORE PIPES
      213 3 ■JHE Rural Board yesterday decided to in- I crease water stand pipes in the rural areas by 20 per cent next year. Last year Mr. Balwant Singh charged in the Legislative Council that higher water rates were being charged in the rural areas than
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      CONCERT TO AID CHURCH
      74 3 A concert will be held by the Foochow Methodist Church at R &lt;cc Course Road, on Aug. 25 it 7.30 p.m in aid ot ClMMWh'l Fund. Prol and Mrs. Otto Foormar wo. render a pianc duet &gt;»n thre selections. Students ol Otto Foormans Muse Studios will
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      VARSITY FUND
      34 3 A total of 59.400.99 *af collected tor the Onlverslty ot Malaya Endowment Fund during rtie week ending \ugus: 12. Singapore eatre 55.227.80. With this, the to t ul n&lt;-&gt;. ■tandi at $3.478.301.03.
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      Prison For Driver For Taking Jewels
      157 3 A 22-year-old Javanese driver. Bllamat bin Kajinoowith i*o previous convictions, was seat o jail for four years' by M- H. E. Kingdon. the Fflflt District Judge yet teidny on two counts for house -breaking. Mrs. A. P. Penfoltt of Victoria Park said in evidence
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      Mr. HASSARAM GAVE $1,000 TO SATA FUND
      75 3 Mr W Hassaram has given $1.000 to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis \.&gt;- sociation. Other contributors are: Mrs. Tay Uan Teek WOO Singapore Govt. Servant. Co-op. Thrift Loan Society Limited $100: vlollandse School tSale ot Seals) $14 Kiwi Members League $52: Mr. Berva Singh si&lt;&gt;.
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      The Riddle Of The 'Red Flying Horse'
      150 3 THE Rural Board was faced with a legal question: Whether or not they were in a position to say no to a proposal to paint a "flying red horse" on the side wall of a building at Bukit Panjang Road. The Standard Vacuum
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      Board To Share Cost Of Road
      97 3 The Rurp! Board has it reed to lak~ over one half o the construct.on of Jalai K.iytf Road whicn leads to the" Seletar Air Base. Sime-taneously, it will piopose 'hat the Air Mimsn take ovei the re-construot&lt;on of the other half whteh will tx
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      Annual Gift To The SPCA
      90 3 The Rural Board has agreed in principle to the proposal annual grant to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animais the amount is yet to be- Oetei mined. It wSS pointed out that the S.P.C.A. has been doing i tine job in tr-ppiiig
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      ONE DOLLAR MORE
      44 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Th c lee lor an extract from the Register of Births and Deaths has been increased to $2. Previously the public in Malacca had to pay a dollar lor an :&gt;xtraet The Increase too* effect from August 1.
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      Clean Up Work On Beaches
      124 3 MR. J. A. HARVEY. Chairman of the Rural Board, said that preliminary steps had been taken in connection with the clearing Df debris from Singapore's beaches. He was answering a Question from MT. Chin Chye Fong as to whether any progress had been made. He
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      Grandfather Gaoled For Molesting Girl (6)
      201 3 CIFTY-TWO-YEAR-OLD, Maris bin Ali. a grand- father of three, was yesterday charged ,n the Fourth Police Court with usmg criminal taw six-year old Malay girl with intent to outrage her mndestv on July 12 at Bock C. R.A.F.. cnangi. n. was intenced to three
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      ONG SUCCEEDS IN MERCY PLEA
      181 3 ANG Tiong Swee, who appealed against a sentence of seven years' imprisonment imposed on him by Mr JusTjce Jobling three years ago for abetment of the ftrt of Appeal yesterday with his sentence reduced to_ three years Willi ma ov.iii.vv- Ong was alleged to hay«
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        628 3 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. GAN CHIN CHONG of No. 497-B. Kirn Chuan Road off Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, trading under the style of the Pasir Panjang Rest Hr.use, is applying to the Board of Licencing Justices, Singapore, for a Pirst-Class Public House Licence, which he proposes
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        230 3 NOTICES MATTER OF STEWART McINTYRE (In Voluntary Liquidation). The Company has the followng plant, machinery and vehicles for disposal and tenders tor the purchase thereof ex s»te ire invited: Broomwade Air Compress Pethow Welding Machine. Petrol Driven Welding Generator Rex Concrete Mixer. Wmget Concrete Mixer, 6 Ton Barford Perkins Road
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      PIE-IN-THE-SKY
      552 4 UAYE you read the report of the War Damage Claims Commission for 1949? If you have, it is doubtful if you have made much sense out of it. Like so many other Government documents which set out to prove that a good job has been done in the minimum
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      THE CASE FOR COMPULSORY REGISTRATION OF SOCIETIES
      2145 4 Even A Small Badminton Party May Become Liable Extracts From the Annua! Report of the Registrar of Societies, Mr, E.C.S. Adkins for 1949, in which is traced the history of Singapore's Secret Societies. LS ATION to deal with m C s was first
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        58 4 11 i GARRARD Automatic Record Changer. Model RC7OA AC With cab ne Cash $105 00 Instalments 12 Months Guarantee. Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO CO., Singapore —Penang Kuala Lumpur. Mullard] for Bettor Reception Model Mas Mm 230 Fully Randspread. $381 Cash less. 10 payments cau t&gt;e afTaOfcu Capitol Radio Service
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        16 4 P A NEW JSIw\ ICE COI,D iSHi beverage OF LTD. 1 |JH| ESTD. 1904. VJBb**' SINGAPORE
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      Chua Put Household In Terror
      114 5 •mm" Chinese. Chua An 4 sentence of L&lt; n H a haf wars' imthr' f o i putting the a house in Potong I(U natcs oi a_ Qf hurt on 3 February 6 last, hao nigru ronthrned in the ninal Appeal o i) i anled
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      TREATMENT FREE FOR CHILDREN
      68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. -Free inoculations against ..nd \vhoopin?. rough are now gWen at the women and Children's CliD Malacca and other Infant Welfare Clinics, in tlit* rnril uroftS. \n ofßcial statement isyesterday advised Hairing their children to the Clinics tor inoculation In order to safeguard them
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      P&O LINER LEAVES TODAY
      51 5 vine rt to-day is the I md 0 N iail and" cargo carrying slup the Patroclus Mi tic T. C. Spensei Wilkinson, will hoard the ship n lis at Port Sw^iTiu P .uveitis is carrying ippro .ai. t 200 bags of nail ind about -,000 tons
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      DEATH SENTENCE QUASHED ON APPEAL
      231 5 AHMAT bin Hassan, who had been sentenced to death for the murder of an elderly Boyanese midwife, Abibi, in a kampong, off Changi Road, had his conviction and s nti rice set aside in the of Criminal Appeal yesterday. ourl quashed the cti m and
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      Airmen Salute The Princess
      316 5 THE Royal Air Force in Singapore yesterday cele--1 brated the birth of the new Princess with fullscale parades at each of the three R.A.F. stations on the island. At Changi, 700 airmen and including Malays, Britons, Australians and New £l*landers. paraded for the" Hoisting of the
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      UNO DEBATE ON RADIO MALAYA
      67 5 Radio Mai ya will present anothe special United Nations programme flown from Lake BUQOesa, dealing with the Korean War on Sunda&gt; evening In this programme you will hear the voices of M.. .Jacob Malik. Dr. T. V Tslang Mi Warren Austin and lebb. The progr
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      NO FURTHER CLAIMS WILL BE ALLOWED
      114 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —No further da ms arising out of the Emergency or Defence Regulations, 1939 will oe accepted by the Preoccupation Claims office. In addition such claims already odged will receive no further consideration by the Preoccupation Cla.ms Office it dicy are in
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      FOLLOW THE UK METHOD-Mr. THIO
      390 5 SQUATTER RESETTLEMENT I EGISLATIVE Councillor Mr. Thi Chan Bee yestorday urged Singapore authorities to follow the method adopted by the London County Council in solving the Colony's squatter problems. Mi. Thio. who asked for an r inquiry into the question of squatters at the August
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      City Reward For Colours
      52 5 The Municipal Cornrfl sioners ar? eflerflif *T' ward to any person information »cad recovery of ».hc (Regimental axid X the Singapore Volui Corps within a perk one month. Persons *!K) have a: information a:e asked tc get in touch with the Mux. cipal Commissioners at th.
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      NG AIMED PISTOL AT ME, SAYS CLERK
      388 5 YONG YIT LIN MURDER CASE AN ex-detective sergeant told the Relief Court yesA terday enquiring into the alleged murder of Yong chat ne saw Ng Kai Sun? standing there with a pistol. He was obliged to hurt Ng in attempting to disarm him,
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      Cut Jail Term, Ask 2 Chinese
      138 5 Two Hok'&gt;Jcns. Lim Ah Oh and TeQ En, 1 Hui, under sentence of three years' imprisonment for tobOery appealed for a reduction: of sentence in the Covrt of Criminal Appea; yesterday The pp~ is against the conviction Mr. Justice Evan Lim told the court
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      TEACHERS TO HOLD DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP
      67 5 Th.' Singipor. Associatioi of Dance TVachers wdl hold the 1950 Proussional Dancing Championships at the Victon.: Memonal Hall, on Aug. 27. Ten entri have already been received some from exand professional chamfHona :i tan low Pol San. ictor Ong. Cutbert LaFaber and V L. johari.
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      NO CARD FINED
      30 5 A Hokk n, Too Lye Huat. was rined $5 by Mr H E Kifigdom, the First District Judge, this morning for tailing to pioduce his identity card.
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      A Ship With No Ho me Port
      136 5 BECAUSE no ocean washes the borders of the countr., to which she belongs, and her "port" of registry is an Alphas resort situated amia snow-clad mountains hundreds of miles from *hf sea. this ship is doomed tc j sail the seven seas without
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      Quake Destroys 2,000 Dwellings
      166 6 U.P. NEW DELHI, Thursday. AUTHORITIES said today that at least five persons were known dead, large numbers injured and 2,000 dwellings destroyed in Tuesday's great earthquake which is Ptill shaking the earth All reports of damage and casualties came Irom northeast, Assam, an Indian province bordering
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      EUROPE EARNING MORE, DOLLARS
      164 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Thurs. THE Economic Co-cperation Administration reported favourably to the United States Congress today on gain? in Western Europe s battle to close the dollar gap and on efforts to prop up the economy of Formosa. With*a tone of comparative disaopointment. the ECA also noted
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      U.S. PLANS $5 BILLION TAX BOOST
      156 6 Reuter. WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE United States Senate Finance Committee today unanimously approved President 'i ruman's "first instrument" of a *5,000,000,000 ta* increase, tc help finance the Korean war and "to arm Amrr.f against Communist aggression." The legislation, which may go to the President by
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      LONDON SHARES
      156 6 Reuter. LONDON*. Thurs. Safety tii i buying of British Government sip- tv &lt;ontinued in th« London Rtoi k Excitant'- today. Ri■. ent steady uptrend was ext. ;id« id o\ onequarter to half a point and further institutional ■UpfMMl rri»ortod. Much of the huymu had been as an mrilM
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      32 6 A sunspot which is growing in size has been reported today. It is therefore predicted that the disturbed conditions exeprienced during the past week will now extend up to about Aug. 25.
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      Tin Boom Collapses
      160 6 THERE was a big collapse in tin boom yesterday. The price in Singapore fell by $20'; on the picul and London followed up last night with a big fall c* £106 on the ton. during the morning session. The recent boom went along with a 'v-queeze" caused
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      Burma Rice Crops Destroyed By Rebels
      240 6 A.P. RANGOON, Thursday. WANTON destruction of rice stocks and ricefields by Burmese rebels abandoning major towns will prevent the export of 1,000,000 tons ot rice targeted by Burnt!a ior 1951. Burma next year will be lucky if she has an 800,000-tor exportable surplus. According
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      COPRA EASIER,
      69 6 Copra was an easier market yesterday with sellers opening at $43 3 4 per picul i.o.b- Aug.-Sept. The market eased further with the price asked falling to $43 3 8 in the afternoon and no bids to meet sellers. Coconut oil was unchanged at S6B sellers per picul
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      FOR TRADE TALKS
      16 6 Reuter. An Australian trade mission will visit. Jakarta at the end of August.—Reuter.
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      Along The Godowns
      71 6 In Fort: Andaman (441, Aldegonda (Sheen*), Tyndareus (4? S). Wakdn *(40), Katong; (38 9), V&*m*m (36), Mariekerk (33 4), Sumatra (312), John Bakke (1? 18). &lt;lorgon (1920), l)a\ ken (21/2), Hoegh Trader (28 4). Tjikampek (2d ft), Kavuuoa (27 8), Bahadur (29/30), Tsipanas (15 16), Banalbanach (13/14),
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      Few Tin Shares Better
      126 6 Singapore. Thur I ONDON again bid for tin shares in the morning. In a tew 2ases, prices showed small improvements. However, the sharp fall in the price ol tin locally caused shares here to weaken. Industrials and rubbers were practically unchanged. The following were the day's
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      Rubbei Erratic
      107 6 1 opened atlS m*rsteadily pnahed cent,. Manpul.uv 12:&lt; was in evidence. Bm level sellers enterr-,1 th Lhl ket and the tor a while to Ui ccati Th- market ae.-un tw 1"" testa done. ThlsieftsL J 2 York pnrity in cento pc, D0ll n y No. 1 RSS Sfl1
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      The Tin Boom Breaks
      83 6 SINGAPORE. Aug 11 The price of tin wass4ei 5 pc r picul ex-smelter-a dron of $20 14 oi the picul P LONDON. .Aug *16 Spot 1-847. Up Bf Three months CUT i\ £9. y Settlement prict £ai' Up £9. Turnover: 65 tons. Second session. SDOt €830.
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      RUBBER CROPS
      23 6 Sze Onn Co r noune? the following r. ouiput figures Malaka Pinda July VM 07.830 lbs. NewScudai. July 1950 44.000 lbs.
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        659 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE uarners option to proceed via other ports to load and discharge cargo. Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW k CONTINENTAL PORTS. mJ222£ ***** 'or Liverpool Glasgow Aug. 26 Sails 'or Dublin Liverpool Sept 3 sails for Havre A Liverpool Sept. 8 Antilochus" sails
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        392 6 ĕ$&CitiS$lffl0MĔ SITUATIONS VACANT wanted experienced laank keeper for Indone* an nnjxirt exK.n firm sent particulars re qualiS aUons, r&gt; n s d ia an expected to R.\ A...yi-.. Tribune. Spore. &lt;£• .*&gt;. WANTED an experienced Chine. &lt; Male stenographer witb knowled« of bo«»kk« epim? and «enoral offlee rout lie. Pbtaae
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        244 6 VEHICLES FOR SALE HUM BEE HAWK. B ark Saloon. I purchased U.K. late Noven ber 1949 I run (.600 miles. Immaculate condi- tion 56.000 or near offer. Apply Johnston, c o Th.- Chartered Bank. Snjcapore. (X.339) FOR sale Bt.O. tbwtet in Al running rondil on nought in May LSSd ..v.u-r
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        161 6 MUSIC I TRANSPORT tree nl char?* la all new students w:ll be I nv&gt;o» man's Music Studios hv Prof, and Mrs. i»tio iVorm*:.. orctiaiu Road ar.rt Hi meln Rd. TStephea* WW. ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED b) B.r riedi house •Hi three &lt; bungalow*. Pasir Panjang 1 itMe UmC lease, reason Box AJBJI2.
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      FIRST RATE H'KONG T-T TEAM DUE AUG. 23
      474 7 iFVEN 0 f Hongkong's best table-tennis players v iur officials are due here on Aug. 23 for [games In the Colony and the Fcdera- -V Their visit has been sponsored by the Sino'X'v Table-TenniS Association. will make their first appearance re Rest,
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      Tigers Lose Their Bite—Downed 2—0
      257 7 TIGER Sporting Association were a tame side 1 yesterday as compared to the Tigers who defeated the strong Kota Rajas a week ago. They w ere beaten by two goals to nothing when they met the Rovers Sports Club in a SAFA Cup-tie match at
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      Harris Win World Cycle Meet
      155 7 rtoeotfß, WAR., Lit-OE. Thursday. The 195n worlrt rvcling &lt; h vnipionship ended -ere this morning with the attnbuuon Ot Ibe flth and last i ii 'c Th. 51.990 rycUoc crowns awarded during ihe last lavs were won by: 1 Britein-i Reginald Harris. Professional Sprint Champion.
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      BOXER CALLED UP FOR DUTY
      70 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. Veteran boxer Steve Belloise. who challenged tor the middleweight championship twice and lost decisions both times, said tonight, he had been recalled to temporary active duty with the Navy. Belloise. a reserve chief petty officer, said he Wa&gt; told he would serve
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      JOE LOUIS—CHARLES FIGHT FIXED FOR SEPT. 27
      294 7 Eagen Okays It For World Title Reuter. U.P. NEW* YORK, Thursday. ALL negotiations have been completed for a world heavyweight title bout between Joe Louis and Kzzard diaries at the Yankee Stadium here on September 27, the International Boxing Club announced today. Mr.
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      J.E.C. Old Boys Beat Scholars
      262 7 .Johore BAffRU, Thurs. THE SHMUaJ crtrket Siatrti between the Past and the Present hoys of Johon sjnffilsh Coilepe for the Lowe Onp ebtted in a zM-run victory for the o«1 boy* who scored 136 runs in r«piv to the present boj n' total of 108.
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      CYMA CRICKET
      61 7 Following v.ill reprepew CT.MJL 184. Teresa) ia th» Junior tourney in i against R.A.F. Seletar on the S.K.A. ground on Sunday. b C. Rodritrue* fcapt.l, E. A. Rodrigues, Mauine Nunts, Michael NtttttS. E. F. Hendricks. G. Pinto. L. Wont. S. Low. Max Stevens. S. Oilveiro. R. Lessiai. Re-erves.
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      Boys Clubs Battle To A 1-1 Draw
      252 7 GOOD soccer was seen on the SRC bide of the padang yesterday when two youth elevens battled for the Singapore Boys' Clubs Football Championship. The teams were Katong Boys Club and Prince Edward Boys Club. They shared Lwo goals after a keenly contested
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      INDIANS TO CHALLENGE MALAYA
      73 7 Reuter. BOMBAY. Thurs. India is to challenge for the next world badminton championship for the Thomas Cup held by Malaya through the Pacific zone, according to a decision ol the Council of the AllIndia Badminton Association. Last time uidia competed in the American zone and lost
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      ELIMINATOR FOR SUGAR'S TITLE
      65 7 LONDON. Thurs. mo British welterweight championship fight between the noldcr Eddie Thomas and Cliff Curvis at Swansea or Sept. 14 may be a final eliminator lor the world title. London promoter Jaci: Solomons Mated tonight that he proposed seeking such recognition for the bout as a
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      CYMA WIN TAME GAME
      315 7 IN a i appy gam ll of H* 1 c v m.a. yesCfrday did w**l to beat 8.0.D. "A? in a junior Cup-tie fixture. b&gt; three Koals to two at St. Road ground. .1 „i„ The uneven ground did not help produce good soc.er «I tW
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      Sitphol Returns With Big Reputation
      479 7 £HAI SITPHOL, ranked eight best flyweight in mJ&o£*l& an Klon S p nu Phinyo with their ag A er, K( w Kirn Lin a ™ved in the Colony from Australia yesterday by the Gordon on tW ia^ ese boxe nad just completed 1 f t
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      198 7 Reuter. LONDON*. Tliurs. Cricket &lt; 10.--.' of play Korea: \t Weston-super-Mare. BoraeTaet IT'S. Middlesex 72 for one. No pla\ today owinp to rain. at S&lt;arboroiißh. Yorkshire beat Kent by an Inning's and 114 runa. Kent 100 and secondly izi (Lea-beater right-arm le*break three for 14).
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      All-Stars Lose Last H.K. Game
      119 7 A.P. HONGKONG. Thurs. Singapore ail-f tars ended up their bri.d Hongkong tour last, night with a total of three wins and two losses. But they finished m a sour note as the Chinese V.M.C.A. defeated them 62-53. The visitors are scheduled to leave for Singapore
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      Big Card Planned For Sept. 1
      115 7 A hour after Row Kirn Lnn and two Siamese arrived in Colony S from Australia. Sing, a- i pore promotions Ho Kirn Menu and Wally Cakes arranged for Sitphol V to fight in Singapore. 11 ill tmta well Sit phol will he seen in
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      DAI REES WINS
      30 7 BRIGHTON. ThBTS.—Do! Bees, professional at South Herts, won the first prize ol the £350 in the £1.500 'News Chronicle" Go 11 Tournament at Holllngbury Park, here today
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        336 7 BOUSTEAD CO.7LTD* SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR ADEN, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG. BRECONSHIRE ..Duo Aug. 25 GLENEARN Due Aug. 31 FROM U.K. FOR STRAITS, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, AND JAPAN RADNORSHIRE In Port sails Aug. 22 OLENGYLE .Duo Penang Aug. 24 CARRIERS OPTION
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      HIT BY SPLINTERS
      33 8 A Morris car parked at Victoria Street. D~«iee na«rol c«l last night exploded, was hit b&gt; splinters Y.Y\h,. i ,nk rrlrtpetroltank! Wctnre show? a policeman pointing out Ihe hole &gt;" «V
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      Police Car Bombed: One Killed, 11 Hurt
      724 8 Tribune StafT Reporter. fOMMl'NISTS in Singapore made tli*' first open attack on the Singapore Police Force last niglit when a young Chines; flung a hand grenade at a cruising radio patrol car 111 ictoria Street. The grenade injured 12 people including a ten
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      SOEKARNO: 'WE'LL FIGHT FOR NEW GUINEA'
      170 8 U.P. JAKARTA, Thursday. DIESIRENT SOEKARNO demanded the inclusion of Jthe Dutch colony of West New Guinea i i tic Indonesian Itcpublic today and warned .ha' his gave.nmnt would tight for the territory. "If a settlcm jnt by negotiation cannot be r: iv id al
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      'Atlantic Treasury' Urged
      97 8 A.P. PARIS. Today. France faraaafly proposed las* nignt that the West em world create an "Atl mti'Treas iry' tc foot rearmament bills. Th&lt;? proposal was made ir a memorandum handed heiv in th? afternoon by the Foreign Ministry to U.S. Ambas sadoi David K. Bruce. The note
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      SOVIET CONSUL INDICTED
      85 8 A.P. NEW YORK. thur». A FEDERAL Grand Jury today indicted Anatoi' Yakovlev. former Russian Vice-Consul in New York, on espionage and conspiracy charg&lt; ft. Yakovlev. now belief d to be in Russia, was Indicted With Mr. and Mrs. Julius Rosenberg. Hew Yorkers previously arrest'd by tie Federal
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      WESTERLINC
      37 8 As a consHiuence of Wednesday*! dsriston by the High Court against the- request for I Wrr of Stay of Execution, the Singapore Government i.now completing arrangement; foi th deportation of Weatei ling in the near future
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      GRAZIANI TO BE FREED
      88 8 A.P. ROME. Thursday. DODOLFO GRAZIANI. r&gt;s*t cist Commander in Chief who stood by Mussolini to the last, will go tree on August 29. four months after he was sentenced by an Italian military court to 19 years in prison lor treason. Kis sentence was cut sotomatically
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      RUSH FOR RICHES
      85 8 A.P. CAPETOWN, Today. MORK th;,n 300 men and wo-non y cterday took pari in a »i sh for riches when 120 acres of diai ,ond bearing land were turowji open to digger about 26 moes from Dlo-mi-hoff. on the V'ual River in Transvaal. Excitement was so tense
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      REDS MOVING TOWARDS TIBET
      67 8 A.P. TAIPEI. Thurs A CHINESE Nationalist Defence spokesman sairl today Chinese Red troops were moving towards Invasion of Tibet from east I north. He s.iid Intelligence n ports identified the noftnern troops as those of General Peng Teh Huai. moving through TsLoghaJ province. He said thos
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      Tribesmen Moan As Seretse Leaves
      81 8 A.P. Bamangwato tVih "Ham oil t sm fn QnheTorjes Bcr» lt r!^r 'P at yesterday as p J*j bore Berets: ft ll hr white wife Ruth .5? h as botJS oBt *b wm u V ir h rollovers* "Although i Z j without chilli nl
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      'FANTASTIC' REPORT
      94 8 A.P. VA ICAX CITY. 1h v Aff the Vai CaB would iic toov#d 1., &gt;w. v v war roiu -v «rai rli iraaa today h mt ..stic i, v attcati sourer thu •11 Mather world w.,r comes' it will be of such dinw'ote as to •end. 1 Iweaai
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY
      193 8 GENERAL V O (M o\\ Mi, |{o|ii&gt;r I 111 XI M: unci Mti-m- btud i M pt j*c» t &lt;mrs.- Road. WE3LKI &gt;ni eh u'l "CoruimJ &gt;• n ;t' "i.45 p.m.. W&lt; ej MY*' Hi. YW't'A: Malay cm Caa j 15 p.m. Malsv Ad' ai: d Chi
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        42 8 ALLEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin &gt;V SOCVhESS. VOCTCZ. j WfcENLL HAVE WkW ...AND THEN. REST THACTS t~~ THE NEW LA3C?EATCKV /TH TIME-MACHINE IT W&lt;?NT 111 SE\D \2j o&lt;k TJ NPX nneTP cT I '5 A W32KIN' AGAIN ?/ffij THE IVE sI^CN
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