Malaya Tribune, 19 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
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    16 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE TODAYS NEWS TODAY ifEfi pages. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1950 liAilln PRICE TEN CENTS
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    SOUTH KILL 1,200 REDS IN 24 HOURS
    84 1 Capture 1,000 And Make Big Gains (fan lialph Teatsorth, U.P. Correspondent) Eighth Army Advance HQ, Saturday. JiOLTH KOREAN spokesman said that the 13th South Korean Regiment, which is on the right *4 of Taegu killed 1.200 Reds and captured 1,000 m past 24
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    Retreating Communists
    67 1  -  By JULLAN BATES Reuter. v.. TOKIO. Sat* retreating lording and n the Naktong in,' heavily when by carrier-based t' yesterJ rtver sf rating climax1' a Of Clooe support r n and 24th Divif°rce; > clearing r-„\ Naktong hulge. J- a:r fighters used roc«finc hi apalm and blast th
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    TSINAN TOWED INTO S'HAI
    46 1 T SINAN TOWED INTO S'HAI I t■ an< i Swire n has been townW) Sh; mgruu. the NE inn funced this «vi a mine v '"4i. ur entrance on y Pwo Chinese p sl ightly injured M -k'e to and i*ili n alied Off l Shanghai
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    Cheer-Up Message To Sick Husband
    88 1 A cTwer-up mewage to her H ek tk>ctur husband on Heard Island was sent by radio from off, recently. Perth by Mrs. Serje CdovikDocto.- t Go\ikoff, the «n medical man with the Australian Antarctic Expedition is suffering from acute appendicitis- The H.M.A.S. Australia is now
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    The Wrath Of The Tibetan Quake
    148 1 U.P. NEW DELHI, Saturday. JHE great earthquake, which rocked Tibet on Tuesday, killed at least 11 persons, flooded villages in the Indian state of Assam, and threatened widespread starvation, official reports said last nieht —r-—- m»»»v» »u*Jt in. The Chief Minister of Assam said
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    REDS TRY TO JOIN JAP POLICE FORCE
    75 1 ReuterAAP. TOKIO. Sat. AN the first day of examinations of recruits on Aug. 17. only 3.400 applicants out of 23.856 examined were accepted for thr national police reserve. The examinations, which were conducted at 186 stations consisted of physical, mental and cursory investigation
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    AUSSIE TROOP LANDING DENIED
    125 1 UP Reuter-AAP. CANBERRA. Sal. ACTING Premier Fadden today officially denied cabled reports that Australian troops had landed in Korea south of Seoul. Be said: "There have been no Australian troop movements whatsoever". The Australian Chief of General Staff General Sid- ncy Rowell said: "I issue a
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    Negro Woman Named U.N. Delegate
    91 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON Fit PRESIDENT Truman was 1 today reported to have chosen Mrs. Edith Sampson, Chicago Negro lawyer, a member of the American delegation to next months meeting of the United Nations General Assembly. The State Department proposed her appointment as a counter-blast to the
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    NORWAY GIVES RADIO SETS TO MALAYA
    79 1 RADIO sets worm $30,000 for schools broadcasting are betng sent from Norway to Singapore and Mala\ i. They were bought* with funds raised in Norway during a United N itions Appeal for Children. Part of the proceeds of IBM appeal were handed over feu
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    Pamphlet War
    31 1 SAIGOTT. S n VIETMINH rebels littered suburban streets of Saigon with pamphlets today urging violence against the French authorities during the fifth anniversary of the declaration of Vietminh independence.
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    20 Presentations At Govt, House
    153 1 R.A.F. SINGAPORE. Today. THE Governor, of Singapore, Sir Fr;inklin Gimson, presented orders and medals to 20 recipient at a ceremony at Government House this morning. Music was supplied by the Singapore Police Eand.. The representations: The O.bE.: Brig. J. C. ColUns. R.A.M.C. G/Oapt. A. Sidnev-Wilmot.
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    SCIENTISTS STUDY MYSTERY ‘PASTURES’ OF THE SEA
    831 2 Plankton Sandwich Witt Taste L ike Shrimp Paste Reuter. •NEW /OR K. SCIENCE is getting leady for Its most .se.»»vhing look at the mysterious "pastures" of the the drifting meadows of microscopic fodd i£ on which all sea life depends for existence. The
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    H.K. SHIRTS REACH WORLD MARKETS
    107 2 U.P. HONGKONG British shir, maker- will have to lowri their per un t profit and produce more if they hop*, ti compote with the cheaper pro duct;- of Asian factors, in the (-pinion of Hongkong operators whost shirts an causing seneus concern to Lane i
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    Spain Build Huge War Monument
    99 2 1 u ot.t"a truadirrama mm» tains. 700 Spun;^ 4'Jrare carvirp a rfir of the world out <J?j rock. For ten yean now f J hours a aav sxdavs'«2 the work ha* gone V** torturously. secretly Today, belong the k way mark, the wma?" taking shape,
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    FILIPINOS MAY untitled SUIT AGAINST U.S. GOVT. IN THE U.S.
    102 2 MANILA Ti., pbjhjj secrei >• of ju.-tic ha.- mW that i Filipino cit.z. a ir. I'nite.! St; t. again.-, tr. r ruled Sugovernaitnt in the VM car. of Cl.'i'itb ii« ti. that tc Am- ric-.n citizrai* file a iuit unst
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    Enroute To Conference
    41 2 <in»n U-fu. leader cf th* iC clique which w influence in the Nationalist (hint— B r £'L|ioM than ten years arr'M with hK iumii\ in Cm M*--nrontt to afend th Work. Mora 1 i ence.—A.l*. Photo. -A.P. Photo.
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    TRADE IN JAP BONDS WILL RESUMED SOON
    174 2 A.P. NEW YORK. TOR A DING in German and Japanese bonds probal !v will be resumed in U.S. financial centre.- before many months have passed. At least, that's the confident prediction of informed Wall Street sources. Of course, there's a lot of Red
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    MAN CLEARED IN CHETTIAR KIDNAP CASE
    600 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. HOLDING that the evidence was not convincing enough. Mr. Justice E. N. Taylor in the Supreme Court today acquitted and discharged Low Ah Poh alias Low Kit Poh on a charge of abducting S. V. Ramasamv Chettiar of Klang on June
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    Councillor Moves On Circular 35
    259 3 I EGISLATTVE Councillor. Mr. Balwant Singh is to see Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe to find out what action Government proposes to take about Circular 35. The circular requires Government officers going on leave for more than a month to give up their quarters.
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    Prizes Still Unclaimed
    88 3 The following entrance lucky number prizes won at th,e Red Cress garden fete held at the Raffles Institution, recently are still unclaimed. Adults (white tickets) 9955 automatic wrist watch. 3374 silver cigarette case, 997G Parker 51 W»t, 8320 one tennis? racket SSIB one tennis racket. Children (orange
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    Miss Wilson To Arrive On Monday
    138 3 Mist Wilson, the Girl Guide Trainer Aran Britain, will arrive in th? Canton on Aug. 21. Guide since 191« Mips Wilson is a graduate of Edinburgh University. She is on the teaching staff of George Watson College. Edinburgh She has been granted two yiare*
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    COW SLAUGHTER RESTRICTED
    28 3 PENANG, Fri.—The Municipal Veterinary Department has eniorced restrictions on the slaughter young cows. The number of cows slaughtered in the abbatoirs in 1949 was 198.
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    Tall Girls Often Have Shorties For Boy Friends
    389 3 A.P. HOLLYWOOD FUNNY thing about tall girls. It is the little men who most often ask them to go out. Some shorties prefer them in flat heels, some in high. Smaller boy friends give more expensive presents than the big fellows do.
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    TENDERS INVITED
    26 3 A.P. The Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey has invited bids from British shipbuilders for construction of several "super tankers'* of 2G.000 tons capacity.—AP.
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    THE PRE-EMPTIVE BID
    31 3 Reuter. Mr. John J. Collyer. President of the B. F. Goodrich Company yesterday called on the nations oi the Far East to stop shipping crude rubber to Russia.—Reuter.
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    £1 Million Iron-Ore Plant For Newcastle
    99 3 Reuter. NEWCASTLE. England. A MODERN iron-ore dis<?hirging plant, costing one million sterling is to be built at Tyne Dock in Newcastle. The scheme will require Treasury sanction. Announcing this project the ryne-Improvement Commission said that under this schenv the increasing requirements of foreign ores
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    PRESENTED DUD CHEQUE—CHARGE
    68 3 PRESENTED DUD CHEQUE —CHARGE Song Chee Hang aged 32. yesterday claimed trial in the Third Folice Court j when charged with cheatI ing D. J. Buxani by pre- senting him with Kwantung Provincial Bank che- que for $34,580 in payment of 46 bales of cotton cloth knowing that It would
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    KASHMIR TALK
    22 3 Reuter. Sir Owen Dixon. U.N. radiator on Kashmir, will fly to New Delhi today for further talks with Pandit Nehru—Reuter.
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1437 4 FUm: PORTRAIT OF JENNIE" C APITOL. Stars: JENNIFER JONES, .JOSEPH t OTTEN. ETHKL BARRVMORE Wh' r ome ;ro.n Snbody V :otrs. And where I'm goiftn lTe#rytfcfM£ **oe«. The tn'nd Wotca, The $~a floxct THIS son& which Jennifer Jones sings, together witn Debussy's music, sets the mood for
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    WORDS AND MUSIC
    66 4 A.P. Director Charles Barton has ordered a ptaat brw ilt to ah sets of the OiaWg International- aawfc Milkman." Me euiru Jimmy Durante, learns V lines better if he studies a the kcvooard. "Whether we are actmg to music or r.ot. Durante plained, "that to J be
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    LOOK TO THE END
    1292 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY by MICHAEL HERVEY mmgl aim s are prompt*--1 *d"v .v.. for gain, md ol course, re 2 inspector. hinisth comforti- is .viwa. i isy to re—Hist the < r. because fSJe vioUnc* generally tj > oi your murck rs and you will und
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      178 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring ttIEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin 7 *3 --settv —-v" isn't this 1 (eh. sure., and uncle f any intekplanetary eh.' then C-=\=?y&J TAv\- SAM IS ENOUGH JN- JCyRiPING VvE DC? WILL/ WE'VE STILL "SZOMOVING 1 WSSiLE TECESTED IN CUe s CCMS c?LIT 6c7T A CueTTWTO
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    AT THOMSON ROAD YEST
    39 6 A view m parafta at fOtaMl I mtay at lb. BOW HQ <>1 Kadto M»*, Mr. F. (i. Lundon, the arrhi"- rhe Governor Sir Franklin (■im«'«M ito the w HQ <>f Radio Mai*) ht m
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    More Than 11,000 Thais Volunteered For Korea
    227 6 Reuter.- A.A.P. BANGKOK. In the 10 days, <ince July 31, more than 11.000 young Thai men over 21 and under 30. have volunteered for the 4.000-men Expeditionary Force which the Thai Government has of- fered to send to Korea ln tne name of
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    Will Sh ip Ore To Japan
    102 6 Th« Tali-hui Maru, a Japanw .ship, arr1\<*d Bi, port > —it rria\ and is Leaving tori i> lor K;MM)M«ng JVlok, in Soul h-«'a.st Johore, to lead 9.6(H) tons (I bauxite ore for Japan. The Takshui Maru u a* built In Japan in 1921, but
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    Republicans Charge— 'Truman Is Bungling'
    108 6 U.P. WASHINGTON F» new Republican attark on the administrations r* Eastern policies was "J* today by Senator der Wiley, who warn* that the not go along with a P« of "bungling v A member of the Sena* Foreign p c Sd tee. Wiley, said the
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    BRITAIN INFORMED
    18 6 A.P Indonesia 'old 3: many jeaterday' has rtaangeq :ion irom Ihai o» reDublie to a .-AP.
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    The Bigger The Shark The Tamer It Is
    535 8 Reuter. VIENNA. BIG sharks let you ride them but lit t• ones bite. This is the discovery made by Dr. Han IHa w well known Austialian deep sea explorer, 'cniyologlst and snark fighter during investigations he made Into life in the Red
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    Ban On Movement Of Civilians
    163 8 U.P. TOKYO. Today. ITNITED Nations forces were dropping leaflets on South Korean civilians in and near the combat zone, describing restrictions placed on their movements. The leaflets said "effective immediately Civilians are forbidden tc :v.cve through the battle :r.t The has been taking* advantage of
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    LEBANON'S AIRPORT HUMS WITH ACTIVITY
    165 8 A.P. BEIRUT. Lebanon's big new international airport is already humnv ::g arfth activity even though R arffl not be completed for aereraH i ka\ Four-mote: ed transports, which usually by-passed Lebanon and made stops in tries, are r.yuis in and out of Khri „t m.
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    WOMAN 6 IVES BIRTH TO 3 "MINISTERS"
    20 8 Reuter. Mr. ruiMCCiwly. AJI the tru*r-; M-r -:,r- a.-i —tLg- are dcisg wHL—
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    VISITORS WILL BE SURPRISED
    123 8 HOLLYWOOD. VISITORS to he fx* of Metro GoHwyn-May-er's "Duchess Of Idaho" find themselves more than mildly surprised at the conversation betwe?n Esther Williams. Van Johnson and Eleanor Powell when they huddle together between 'takes." Do they talk about th«r glamour of Hollywood, plans for a world
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    He's Unhappy Minus His Moustache
    147 8 Dr for his role in 1 Kent -ir; Th- Wtaa/j Question vetfr« <w tor acto' Chart v S had wo!H his own matfcJ? for 16 years and 22 stiong persuasion to him shave t o ff for in tr.e W*-?t End stag*. nan Travelers j^?
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    Russia Sells Metal To America Again
    93 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Friday JJNITED States exports to Russia rtaßeJ iai $50,000 in value in Jun- r $3,000,000, the Conuuerce Department said last night. Disclosing that the iroa a little, it reported tha: Rus* ments of war essential chrcrr.-e after a*four-month lapse. They mtt If
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    De GAULLE READY
    23 8 General Chirlei c* Ideclared himsel; "n. >nce more to rarr;. the burden of power" in race if tile approaehinc storm."
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    AUSSIE TRADE MSSION FOR INDONESIA
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    JAP PRICES UP
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    CHAMPION SOW
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    EWLAWTO CURB BIG TIME GAMBLERS?
    197 9 Police estimate that about S50.000.000 change hands everv year in legal and illeeal gambling. The amount involved in illegal gaming however is considerably less now than it was two years ago. Chap-ji-kee. one of the biggest gambling rackets, has suffered a sharp decr^as a since
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    an Boys Study USA
    150 9 9 sons. bwna?trs 1» r v. tnd a niece tr P- 1 t sv- who 1 r jr La; a I; idling 2 u,v Rubber Fac- y,- is a E 5 burn d d wm vtstercaj 0 Pad- r or further \fftC rlc T: 1 \:.y-
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    EATH-RATE UP IN PENANG
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    RAF Hits Reds In Wide Areas
    162 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. R4X Air Force Lincolns. Brigands. Tempests fed S tfires lespite bad weather conditions. Nil rd number of strikes operating against P I n> in the States of Johore. Perak, Seizor and Negri Sembilan. m «tU tai ted at 9 o'clock and
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    KAWAORA IN PORT ON MAIDEN VOYAGE
    107 9 L Villi .uivigrivw. v.— 27 8 is the Motor vessel, the KaW ora. She is on her maid- n voyage U Wellington. New Ze 1 tnd. Kevaora was built in Scotl ,nd and her captain W. H. Milhv. rd. took delivery of tne tbout
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    Police Say Thank You
    127 9 Correspondent No. 30 KUALA LUMPI'R. Fri. AS a three- result of iriformUtion fupplieo through P.O. Box 5.000 by a member of th public in Selangor signinu him-elf -Correspondent No. 30" Police have been able to DM** plans which led tc the killing by a comb ued
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    SULTAN SIGNS NEW LAWS
    60 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The signing oi the Second Part of the Laws of 'he Constitution ol Trengganu. by the Sultan ol Trengganu. took place a', the Istana yesterday. On arrival a; the Istana. accompanied by the State Secretary. Date Biji Sura, the Sultan inspected a guard-of-honour
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    MERCHANT LOSES SON
    37 9 PENANG. Fri. Saw M n Tin 22-year-old son ot a prominent J*nahg rubber merchant, Mr. Saw Seng SJS; Sea in the General Hospital on Wednesday a.ter a short 'llness. in« funeral took place yesterday.
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    Mr. SPRAOBROW
    32 9 Mr. W. A. SpradbroW has been elected an Associate of the Institute of Printing Man agement. England. Mr. Spra'brow is at present actine Superintendent at the Gove.ment Printing Office. Singapore.
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    Balm nt Singh To See Faulkner
    278 9 I EGISLATIVE Councillor, Mr. Balwartt Singh, wnl L be seeing Rear Admiral H. W. Faulkner, Admiral Superintendent H.M. Naval Dockyard, Singapore, on the grievances of employees at the Base. Employees have complained to Mr. Balwant Singh that when they return from repatriation leave they
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    28 Persons Died Of T.B. Last Week
    92 9 TUBERCULOSIS. Singapore's most dreaded disease, look 28 lives last week. Pneumonia and enteritis accounted for 22 and 20 lives respe'- ively. Diphtheria kilted only i ne. Oat mtile death rate dropped from 116.21 to 96.15. Th iv wo- c 18 few-r death.*from T.B.
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    Farewell For Thivys
    69 9 A 1 i> wel dinner in honour of M» John A. Thivy. Indian Representative in Malaya and Mrs. Tnivv was given by Mr. Balwant Oingh Singapore Legislative Councillor at the Cathay Restaurant last night. More tha-i fifty guests including Indian businessmen attended the party. Mr. ihivy will
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    Inglis Left His 'Boots' At Home Yesterday
    523 10 SINGAPORE District were lucky indeed to beat Combined Europeans by one goal to nil in their Community League game at Jalan Besai yesterday. The goal that defeated the Europeans came late In the second half. Play was never exciting, and it must be
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    192 10 Reuter. LONDON. Fru—County cricket At Weston Super-Mare. Somer•t V 3. Middlesex match abanNo play today. ground Somerset 173. Mid- 1f72 for 1. At < ht-MTtirld. v.-,. match abandoned win* to ran. Leicestershire 285. 9.Z for 3. At B**tim<-m»«th, Lancashire >?at Ham; sh:re by an inning*
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    HOTSPURS SOCCER
    75 10 From th* following a team to represent the Hotspurs Sports t l»ib in a friendK gam»- oi mks 1 4 51 the Star Soccerites wi iK* "f 1 1 j Park Maadaj win be selected Wilfrej Skinner. Lim Soo rSSI MahmfKvd: Paul Thomas; Bg« CMjac; Ha».d bin Kos'au
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    KNAPP IN FINAL
    29 10 A.P. QUEBEC. Fri.-Barbara Knapp of Birmingham entered the finals of the womens singles Canadian tennis championships today, defeating Gladys Heldman °f Houstoj. Texas. Texas. 6-4, 6-4.—AP.
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    Fast, Clean And Thrills Soccer At St. George's untitled
    171 10 CLEAN soccer, played at a cruC 1 with plenty of thrills was f I ground yesterday when w7^ a on fi*to Bank S.C. met Malaya P,mS :0r,e s£ a SAFA "A" Business Hou^/ game ended in a two-all draw 1 A
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    Today's Training Heroic John Impresses
    179 10 F Kuala Lumpur, Today. EW horses were out ,rJK£ n ffiCial started at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Galloping conditions were &alT ite f yest^r Outstationed horses have not arrived. Seen out training were horses from the local stables-of trainMS** Sleigh Heroic John. (Chart* who was
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    Russian Don't Like It Rough
    73 10 A.P. i fr »m rtKifht f2 Russia. I Following hunble J tween the mas ind Mose* recently. Jttion Corn*** Physical Colt«e Ports tofcr nounted it hi4 pended referee for the rest of thr so* for not hi* the fame properh pnved a Germ* captain, of
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    Siam Sells Mor Tin To Malaya
    110 10 A.P. I BANGKOK. Fri. I prefers to export Iv-ra to Malaya rather ttaa it tv th- United 81 for it at prices pre*! one month ifhs 9m nearly lour months I leaving Siamese pars. This trend B W year, according to cles. soon after
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    Along The Godowns
    36 10 In I'orJ: Xmlain*" jj ajgeguarti SfcwW; mm**** Bakke (11 18). tf), DavKiea Trailer 1 (2S I). ItowWj" hadur (21 "'"ftf (15.14), PK* M, £'L P (6 7). LiindbriH i (4 5), SanR»»l» (1
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    WEEK'S PRICES
    51 10 Highest and lowest pftod i r. ft ■glMl I**»" >.«.« Spot Loose R.M.A.I R.S.S F. 0.8. S»;.t R.M.A.2 R.S.S. F. 0.8. If" R.M.A.:: R.S.S. FO.Ii. R.M.A.I Pale Crepe FOR. l. L "C" Blanket Crepe "C" Blanket Crepe Loom Godown "Spore September S.q.K.S.S. oo O.T. j,.. September October. December
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    ENGLISH SOCCER STARTS TODAY
    607 11  -  WITH PRESTIGE AT ROCK BOTTOM By JIM CHAMBERS LONDON, Friday, afternoon was a long way below the standard ot s But for all that they will roll up to the tune of a million or more as 46 English League games are played tomorrow afternoon. -Most
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    FINAL ACCEPTORS FOR EBOR H'CAP
    115 11 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. TweMyftve flna. accept ora for the E_~* Handicap anno inced two Say* iueo carry the folio win-' weights in the race to be held over one mile seven furlongs at ork n^Heron Lake Placid 96? Flush Royal 9.2 Domno 9.1. Chancel or
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    HONGKONG TOURIST TO MEET MALAYA
    80 11 Tribune Soccer Reporter. L Honrton* Chinese football team is to J ,n Auf. 22-unci their main our- retain the Ho Ho Cuo against the Ma--5€ They will play eight games in the p"' then tour the Federation. Nt have already been made to L Hoiwone
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    RUNNERS FOR 'CIMCRACK'
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    PHONE MEN DID THE PRESSING
    114 11 I kadiaa on- n*j at the lnuwal. OTEO S.C netted twice irere winners yyThn* «oais to ijfl against the Straits Tim« m a SAFA B ss Ho„s,e* L-< K »u»>. rh at the c.k -nwtnd yesterday. Piav was dull throughout >ith i the OTEC holding
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    YORKSHIRE STAKES
    55 11 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.--S.x final 9P~ ccirtors with weights »i MX < rest Yorkshire Stakes, to be run over one and a half miles at Yurk next Thursday. Au* are BiKh StaKes and Ja Mahal both 9 MOB* S lbs.. Royal Vbeke tj j Flush Royal 89. Urge 8
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    C.S.A. WIN RE-PLAY 4-NIL
    173 11 SE S'porta As.-oci.aion [UJ Tuaa Mor.g Old "on by four P h:1. al Jalan tminat d play while tr.- Turin n ot certain of <*• At ihe end of the Old Bo\ fl were The Old Boys however, made a great recovery on the change of
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    Kota Raja Fund Game
    115 11 ROTA RAJA will play the Pre 8id$nt'tf Team in a so;-«r match in aid of the fcotn Raja Rt habihtaiion I\ind for the r Club House at Jal-ui Besar today. The President s Team will in elude players from all clubs and th* Service®. Kota Raja.
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    S.B.A. C'SHIP DRAW
    57 11 Ttie dra-»- for the men i Patriae and dot Mes. women > in_l.s and dot bks and V- u»s <iiv'lea aiid doubles mixed doubles in the Sint;ai>ore Badm.nton Champicr.-hips will tak. place tomorrow alght at tr.e clerical Union Hall immediately aftei the junior gam-" are played oft.
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    K.L. RACE WEIGHTS
    383 12 OPE NING DA V NEXT SA TURD A V W EIGHTS for Saturday, Aug. 26, first Day Kuala Lumpur Aupust/Sept. Meeting: CLASS 3 DIV. 1—1 FI BS. UNICORN 9.00 MISS PAPILLON 8.10 COOL PLAY g(»9 EASTERN PICTURE 8.0» TEMPEST 8.07 FREE FRENCHMAN &05 SPEARL1GHT 8.05 RELEASE II
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    Floating Radios To Counter Red Propaganda
    160 12 U.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. TOE United States is thinking of using ships to broadcast American radio programmes to remote and critical areas as part of its newly announced phychological warfare offensive against Communism. I This was disclosed by gov- This was disclosed hy government officials
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    'NEHRU IS BENES OF ASIA'
    178 12 Reuter. LONDON, Friday THE Roman Catholic weekly review "The Tablet" today pointed "to ominous parallels'* between tne policies and careers of Prime Minister Pandit Nehru of India and the late President Benes of Czech<: Slovakia. ln an article entitled "the Benes of Asia" the Tablet
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    New U.S. Intelligence Chief
    53 12 U.P. WASHINGTON Friday. PRESIDENT TRUMAN today chotfe Lieut. Gen. Walter P.. Smith, former ambassador to Moscow, to be director of the Central lutelligence Agency. The White House said the Refection of Smith did not indicate any dissatisfaction with the work of Rear Admiral R. H Hillenkoetter,
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    Enjoyable Symphony Concert
    130 12 F.H. THE symphony concert under the auspices of the Singapore Musical Society last night in the Victoria Memorial Hall again proved to be a fine success. The orchestra under the the baton of Mr G!en Williams wa« spirited and a few little mishaps did not affect the
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    THREE JAP SHIPS FOR U.S. PORTS
    83 12 Reuter A.A.P. TOKIO. Today. x hc names of the hrst Japanese ships to depart for t'.S. ports under clearance .uthority granted n> We U.S. Government wen announced today by MacArthu-'? he Klquarti i.The »hipy are the Kivokawa Maru. a 6,.~61-ton" iMfd powered motorship belonging
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    QUITE SUFFICIENT
    41 12 A.P. HONG KONG. Today U.N air power in Japan is uuUe sufficient' U> <fcpe with the present situat**s Korea and Australia, fofca»<. i s not considering re.jfl|' Kf? 1 uui theMßr MarvSL Jone s O-B.C.M.E. UfrC, said yesterday. A.P.
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    Long Korea War Forecast
    112 12 U.P. rmnmt NEW YORK, Fri. I lEUT. oen. Robert L Eichelberger. former commander of th* 1 United States Eighth Army m Trtoan. said he exoected a Jong bloody battle ln chance that the United Nations forces may be ex- > Korea and there is still the
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    MAO'S MEN FIGHTING IN KOREA?
    143 12 A.P. WITH THE US. 25th DIV IN KOREA, Today AMERICAN troops who f* captured three heights in a fierce counter-attacfc east of Hamcn on the 35th regiment front found photos on the bodies of dead North Koreans showing them in Chinese Red army uniforms. Several
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    JOE'S PLANES OVER S'HAI
    26 12 A.P Soviet Air Force planes were flying daily in the Shanghai area, a spokesman of the Nationalist Defence Ministry said yesterday AP.
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    JAPAN SUPPORT U.N. ON KOREA
    85 12 A.P. THE Japan J° r Klr Paper aligning* Korea andl ttel^ io mocracies to Geological strug t e democracies and lengthening n ne^l Paper said. 800 This was the first {fm it coincided J statements supponll «aye been made il Past by rohtica! 1 dustrial
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    QUIRINO'S REMARK RAISES STORM IN HOUSE
    97 12 A.P. MANILA Today Philippines House of ft presentatives suspei* sessions on emereei legislation last night wH members discussed renal about Speaker Euja Perez and others alleged: have been made by Pre* dent Quiraio in a bral fast tabh interview the weekly •'Philijpae Free Press."*
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    Lanes Span Out Led In Cricket C'ships
    266 12 A.P. LONLX)N, Friday. Lancashire defeated Hampshire by an innings and 76 runs at Bournemouth today and increased tneir lean over Surrey by 24 points at the top of the country championship table. Hampshire on Thursday evening could do little against the Lancashire spin
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    These Girls Resent Hostel Rules
    116 12 A.P. STRASBOURG, Ff j! A hundred "bOCTWWI i* from, many mi*** ing in Council of *JS headquarters arc up ar T about "boarding school run in their hostel;. The girls, aged bIWjJJ and SO. ca'l the regulaW* the 28 commandments, m pie seem tc think
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      59 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE by na nam fok the PEOPLE S'por*. LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER Iff MALA fA Phone 3811/3 Nin« Lint* Published*simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh and Penang. EIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS THE MALAYA TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maunce Glnver. Mulnun tTiaune
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      “4,000 AUSTRALIAN TROOPS 20 MILES FROM SEOUL”
      208 1 REPORTED LA NDING AT INCHON U.P. TOKIO, Saturday. UNCONFIRMED REPORTS HiiRE THTS V »HNU ING STATED ABOUT 1,000 AUSTRALIAN TROOPS HAD LANDED AT INCHON 20 ML.E3 WEST OF SEOUL (SAYS REUTER-AAF A Washington report by Unitea Press say* authoritative sources there said yesterday
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      Big Tank Support Helps Stem Taegu Drive
      557 1 Reuter-AAP. U.P. A.P. TOKIO, Saturday. UNITED NATIONS troops in Korea, fighting ba k grimly on four battlet fronts esterday had their biggest singe da-'s successes so far. A Communist drive on Taeeru has been halt'd —at any late for the tinv bi'ing. The
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      2.000-Pound Bombs Used
      91 1 A.P. Korea HQ.. Sat. m\\V. btgfesi bombs so far 1 ,-,f tho war 2,000 and 1 000 pounders wore used in carrier strikes on Thursday on factories at Chongjin. an east coast industrial city less than 60 Miles south of the Soviet t'nmn bolder. The Navy said
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      JOE'S PLANES OVER S'HAI
      26 1 A.P. Soviet Air Force plan<«» were flying daily in the Shanghai area, a spokesman of the Nauonaust Defence Ministry said yesterday. A.P.
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      Reds Get Hell Of A Licking
      115 1 A.P. TOKIO. SatUNITED STATES tXOOnS and Marines gave a crack Red Korean division "a hell of a licking in the Naktong River bulge southwest cf Red-menaced Taegu city. The hell of a licking statement came from Major General John H. Church in his .summing-up:
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      MORE MARINES CALL-UP
      70 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Fri. THE Marine Corps decided today to recall to duty 2.600 officers and all enlisted men through the rank of buck sergeant and voluntary reserves. The Marines outlined steps to add 50.000 to its strength by Oct. 31 and bring its manpower up to 174.000.
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      Japs Buying $29-Miilion Malayan Rubber
      104 1 tvtfrm»» Staff Peparter JAPAN has decided to buy about 529.000.000 (Straits) worth of rubber more than 10.000 tons at present average prices. Singapore trader? received cables last night that the Japanese Ministry c-f Intel national Trade and Industry has allocated r559.000.000 j current rubber purchases.
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      FAROUK WILL MARRY NEXT SPRING
      120 1 A.P. Deauville, France, Sat. KDfO Farouk of Egypt wii! marry Narriman Sadek in Egypt next firing, one of the visiting Monarch's aide* said on Friday night. Karim Thabet Pasha, PressCounsellor to the Pvoyai Palace in Cairo, made tne statement while the stood only a few
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      'BIG TWO' FOR TOKIO
      31 1 A.P. General J. Lawton C >Uins 4nd Admiral Forrest P Sherman, the top U.S. army and navy leaders, will leave Washinston by air today, tor Tokio. A.P.
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      TOP SECRETS IN COURT MARTIAL
      226 1 A.P. COLCHESTER, Friday. ARMY courts martial, trying ihree British soldiers, decided today to hold secret sessions to safeguard top British —and possibly American —military seciets. Not even the charges agaiist the three enlisted men were disclosed. "It would be pr'eiuciciai to the interests of security
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      TWO MORE TO COME
      42 1 Reuter. Twenty-nine-year-old Betty Sara, a British war bride now in New South Walt s. who is expecting quads, gave birth yesterday to the second of the children—a boy. Tne first, a girl, was born on I'hui sday -Reuter.
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      NO RESIGNATIONS
      36 1 A.P. 'i be U.S. Navy Department "jis -fiozcn' for 12 months all regulai bay enlisted p* rson nel and susrvnded indefinitely accept .nee of ortieers' n sig I nations, it was announced yesterray. A.P.
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      TALKING IT OVER
      26 1 A.P. The Turkish ambatt idor Gevat Acikdin, called on Mi. Ernest Bevin, yesterday to discus-; TurKcy'.- request to join thj Atlantic pact.- A.P.
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      Troops Accepted
      108 1 Washington, Friday. THE United States announced today that it has accepted the offers of Britain, Turkey, Australia and Xew Zealand to send ground troops to Korea. Offers of troops rrom Thailand and the Philippines have been accepted earlier. The State Department in disclosing the latest acceptances, praised the
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      Scandinavia: Soviet Army's War Talk
      78 1 Reuter. Moscow, Sat. THE Soviet Army newspaper Red Star declares Oslo the "headquarters cf the American imperialists in Scandinavia" and that Norway as a whole is "becoming thp centre of American war preparations in the North of Europe." In Denmark, the paper said. "American militarists"
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      Princess, Baby 'Very Well'
      90 1 A.P. London, Fri. PRINCESS Elizabeth and her three-day-old daughter are still getting along very well, court circles reported today. Her doctors, Sir William Gilliatt and Sir John Weir, called on them again this morning but no bulletin was issued. Elizabeth's husband. Prince Philip, had 30 close
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      RED RULE ENDS
      58 1 A.P. FANGOON. Fri. CIVE mon tha of Commu- nist rule at the south coast tin runes of Heinda ended today with the rebel faction surrendering to government troops, it was officially learned today. Burmes? Communists March overran wi* &»v n Burma tin mining area, expelling. Btittsh miners
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      OVER DOSE OF ASPIRIN
      36 1 Renter Ilk has] Moore-Brabazor. *7-jrear-old •on of ESritfan air pioneer !,ord Brabazon >)t Tara. committed suicide *}y taking an overdose of aspirin it was decided at r.n InOttest in London y .teiday.—Reuter
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      Detained Sergeant To Be Deported
      134 1 Tribune Staff Reporter A banishment warrant has bten taken out against a staiT sergeant formerly attached to the Eeach Road Division of the Singapore Pohct Force and now detained at C T.D. Headquarters. He was one of IS detectivt picked out by men of th<
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      ATOM SECRETS: 8th ARREST
      83 1 A.P. Washington, Fri. r[E U.S. Department of Justice announced today the arrest of a former U.S. Navy civilian engineer on i charges of giving national defence secrets to Russia.--1 Morton Sobell, 33. New York eiectiical engineer. He is the eighth person to oe aatested in a
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      FAMILY PLANNING?
      18 1 Reuter. Japan's birth rate in May this year dropped to the rwest recorded since the surrender.—Reukr.
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      WORLD BANK APPLICANTS
      20 1 Reuter. Indr.n.sit PwedfV tUM Jordan have applied for Uemhefpll p of iht World Ran* I :cuu t
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      DANISH AID FOR KOREA
      31 1 A.P. The Danish government yesterday offered to put at th. «ii.-po.sai of the U.X. v fully equipped ho pita! ship for use in the Korean war A.P.
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      STILL SIGNING
      24 1 A.P. Hundreds of ex-setvicemati. retiivu Ofltaeft and civilian.are eontinuug to sign up fCN service in &iam'a 4,000 mar 'Korer.* 1 cov:ingeni. A.P.
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      NEWLAWTOCURB BIG TIME GAMBLERS?
      197 2 THE Singapore Government is considering a new 1 law to curb big time gamblers. It will provide for a longer term of imprisonment in default of payment of a fine. The Police has asked that the prison sentence for gambling promoters which can be imposed in
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      Tan Boys To Study In USA
      209 2 FOUR teenagers- -two sons a nephew and a niece L of Mr. Tan Lark Syc, who hit the headlines when 1 the Aik Hoe Rubber Factory, of which he is a director, was burned down recently left yesterday afternoon by Cathay Pacific Airways for
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      Jail Term For Stealing 2 Watches
      120 2 CHARGED with theft in the Second Police Court ftpterdav. a 28 year-old Malay liawkor, Al' bin Anwai. WW sentenced to one month- rigorous imprisonment. He was alleged to asked a w< teh dealer Leong Man Nam. at North Road to show him a few
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      LOCAL MAN BECOMES ASST. ENGINEER
      87 2 PENANG. riiday. Ine Municipal C anmissioners yetordav approved the appointment' of :*.r. Tan Khfng Yean.' U A tnt Municipal Engineer on a starting salary of $4 30 per month. Ml Tin Kheng Yeang 1m Enginec ing Assistant He will Ufei up the job on the
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      SUPERVISEE DIDN'T REPORT
      55 2 PENANG Fri. A Police supervisee. Ahmad bin Haii who was sentenced to 18 months' r.i. and two years police supervision lor housebreaking failed to report on January 25. after his release. He was arrested on Aug 9 and was sentenced to six months* jail by the Until
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      Chinese School Talks It Over With Parents
      175 2 JHE Board of Directors of the Chinese High School met yesterday to consider problems facing the school since its re-opening. The Board heard a report 011 conditions in the school, and on the results of discussions between representatives of the school and the
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      PRINCESS REPLIES
      73 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. In reply to the telegram sent by Sir Henry Gurney. on the occasion of the Royal birth, the Secretary of State for the Colonies has telegraphed the following. "Her Royal Highness tht Princess Elizabeth has asked me to convey to you the following message:—'l am
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      STOLE SHORTS —CHARGE
      71 2 PENANG. Fri. A 43--year-old Cantonese, Chew Weng Yin vas yesterday brought before Magistra' c D. R. Home on a charge of stealirlg five shorts. s:.x rousers and one coat worth SBO He was alternatively charged with retaining stolen property. Bail of $100 was alloweo. Wong Kok Kong
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      NEW SCHOOL
      38 2 KUALA LTjMPUR. Fri The first Religious School at Cha'ah was opened recently, by the District Officer. Batu Pahat. Inche Mohamed Setti bin Saaid. The school building was erected oy the kampong people. Government supplied the teachers.
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      One More Bandit Hanged
      111 2 KUALA Fri. The 1041h bandit executed under ihe Emergency Regulations was hanged a: the Pudu Prison. Kuala Lumpur, today. He was Let Hong Chong. who was charged before the Suprerm Court. Kuanian. on March 27. for possession of a fire arm under lh« Emergency Regulations and
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      Chinese Students Bitten By Red Bug
      246 2 Wiltshire AT a press conference yesterday Mr. R. C. B. Wiltshire Deputy Commissioner of Police, C.I.D., stated: "There can be no doubt that many of the students of the Chinese High School are infected by j Communism. "The hooliganism, the Jeriance of authority the
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      Reds Threw Bomb At Patrol Car
      62 2 The Singapore Police yesterday stated that Thursday nights bomb attack on a Radio Patrol car was Drobably the work of the Malayan Communist Party. It was known that the Party had considered attacks on radio patrol cars for sometime. Other than mis incid< at
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      COMMITTEE TO PROBE HAWKING IN PENANG
      81 2 PENANG Friday. The h.iwk.' problem Wmn dlmwsed ait .-pecinl meeting of the .Municipal yesterday. A memorandum by the Acting Munieip. Healt"> Offuer on Hawked was lead cut by the PreSi dent Mr. H O. Hammett. The Commissioners agreed that sub-f ommittec shouh' be appointed
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      APPOINTED
      26 2 Mr. T. F. Stevenson has been appointed to act as a member ol tne Rent Conciliation Board vice Mr. J G. Aspinall now on leav«
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      SMC WORKS OUT ASSESSMENT LIST
      187 2 Househtfdera In Singapore have received queries fn m the Municipal Assessor. Mr. J. G. Aspinali.. asking for information oi the rents collected for their properties ?nd the conditions of tenancy on which these properties are given out. But they need not worry This is just
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      Handwriting Show At Cou ncil Hall
      341 2 THE present age is an era of the dictaphone, radio and type-wiiter where the art of writing h a lost art; an age where the boss dictates all his letters and confines his wiiting to his Blgttattirei wnich are usually i leg.hk, »ald Or.
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      28 Persons Died Of T.B. Last Week
      88 3 TI?BF,RCr',OSIS. Singai»orc's most dreaded disease, took 2s lives last week, md enteritis accounted for 22 and 20 lives vcspc\ivcl> Diphtheric killed o:d\ i nc. Infantile death rate dropped from no.2a to yG.ir». Th re we 18 fewer death;; from T.C than the week
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      KAWAORA IN PORT OH MAIDEN VOYAGE
      101 3 Lying alongside Godowiv 27 8 la the Motor vessel, the Kawaora. She is on her maiden voyage t. Wellington. New Zealand. Kawaora was built In Scotland, and her captain \V H. Millward, took delivery of the ship, about two months ago The oi.ly ot'ier
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      RAF Hits Reds In Wide Areas
      268 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. DOYAL Air Force Lincolns. Brigands. Tempests 11 and Spitfires, despite bad weather conditions, flew a record number of strikes operating against bandit positions in the States of Johore. Perak. Selangor and Negri Sembilan. Attacks started at 9 o'clock and the day
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      SULTAN SIGNS NEW LAWS
      60 3 KUALA LUMPUR 1-:. The signing of the Second Part of the Laws of tho Constitution of Trenggana. by the Sultan c: Trengganu. took place al the Istana yesterday. On arrival at the Istana. accompanied by the Btate Secretary. Dato Biji Sura, the Sultan inspected a guard-of-honour
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      Mr. SPRADBROW
      34 3 Mr. \V. A. Spiadbrow has been elected an Associate of the Institute of Printing Man agement. England. Mr. Spnu'brow is at present acting Superintendent at the Gove* mien. Printing Office, Sing pore.
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      DISPUTE OVER TRADE MARK
      251 3 A DISPUTE over the use of a label, which depicted a Dutch maid carrying two pails of milk, by Clover's Soap Perfum Works, Haarlem, Holland, in the packing of their soap product, "Buttermilk Soap," formed the subject of legal argument in the High Court yesterday. The
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      Showed War Medals For 'I' Card
      149 3 pJ.WTABLE Rasimhj told V First District Judg. Mr. !-f E. Kingdon. yestet djjty that during a security chocK ir. an omnibus at Ser HngO'yM Road, the passenger*--were asked to produce their ident iiy tarda. Wtv a jt ranee to Tan Tuh Tee's 1 urn.
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      DECREE NISI MACE ABSOLUTE
      37 3 A decn a.se nisi gran.cd tq Aloert Meyer dissolving ms ;..arriuge with his wile Myra Susan Cornellee Meyer was made absolute by the Chief Justice, Sir Charles MurrayAynsley. in the High Court yesterday.
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      Woman Was Hiding With Opium Basket
      193 3 Court Told A 45-YEAR-OLD woman, Lan Leong Mui, w;is yesterday charged in the Second District Court with possession of 154_tahils of opium in a house at Neil Road on March 25. Ong Chuan Eng. a Revenue Officer, who took part in a raid of
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      DEBTORS TO PAY $25
      29 3 Rahmat Arshad and John r Wong whose liabilities Lmoumfd to S3 COO and $2,500. respectively were The W payment is to commence Irom September J.
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      Balwant Singh To See Faulkner
      288 3 I EGISLATIVE Councillor, Mr. Balwant Singh, will L be seeing Rear Admiral H. W. Faulkner, Admiral Superintendent H.M. Naval Dockyard, Singapore, on the grievances of employees at the Base. Employees have complained to Mr. Balwant Singh that when they return from repatriation leave they have
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      MY PISTOL WAS MISSING:
      563 3 T WAS DAZED' YONG YIT LIN MURDER CASE WIINESS A PROMINENT business man of Singapore and an ex-treasurer j of the Singapore Rifle Association told the Relief Court yesterday that he discover- ed the loss of his pistol one and a half hours after he had
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      CYCLONE HIT BAHADUR, WIPED OUT STALLS
      77 3 Witll her decks covered with wooden stab the Bahadur, whicn put into port two dayi ago, brought 60 mares for transhipmen; to Bangkok. The Tribune understand that the Bahadur encountered evelonie weather on the trip out from Australia and the stalls, built in Brisbane,
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      NEW PREACHER AT WESLEY
      67 3 Professor 1. E. Jessop M L., professor it Philosophy and Psychology '»t me University 04 Hull will be guest preacner at th- Wesley Church. Fort Canning, on Sunday evening at 5.30 p.m. He la a Director of the Student Christian Movement preaa He hm eotae io
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      THE GRAFTERS
      560 4 17IGHTEEN detectives kicked out of the Singa- pore police force on charges of graft. One of them has been detained and may face trial. And the probe is still continuing. More dismissals are likely. It seems that the profits of a gambling ring have been oiling many palms.
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      HISTORY OF BROADCASTING IN MALAYA
      2079 4  -  "It Has Grown From The People Themselves...." By J.S. DUMERESQUE r OP AY'S ceremony of the laying of this foundation stone for our new studios and oflV c is one for which many of us have been working and waiting for for many years. It
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      THE IMPORTANCE OF BRO ADCASTING
      1094 4  -  B y SIR FRANKLIN GIMSON Governor of Singapore. THE Director of Broadcast--1 ing has given an account of the transition from commercial to government en- teroriso in broadcasting. Whether broadcasting would, in the normal courv of development have re- mained under commercial control is, a
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      Miss Wilson To Arrive On Monday
      85 5 the Girl Guide M Britain, will ar- nton on Aug. 21. l 0 sinci 1918. MiBS v ite of Edinrsity. She is on :f of George iMudiurgh granted two Sl* come and i;,ownies, GuidCadets in i and n will spend on tha in Sin-
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      Prizes Still Unclaimed
      47 5 wng entrance won at garden fete r fflea Institute still un- tickets) 095;. w itch. 3374 case, 9976 8320 one tennis- ne I .-runs racket, inge ticket, rkei M nton set, 4803 L 2999 one bo\ football and re asked to pre md claim
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      TRISHAWS TO CARRY DOGS
      42 5 PENANG. Fri. In tne n tfi ir 3 5i9 dogs a*ore Municipal do°-bhoo; -rs destroyed 821 v -nine cuts were illy construct re used for and eats. Foi igs sere n via immunising h vaccine y v Laboratories
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      POLICE FIND PISTOL, 17 CHINESE HELD
      165 5 SEVENTEEN Chinese occupants of a three storeyed house in Tanjong Pagar Road have been detained by the Police in connection with the discovery of a .25 Colt automatic and 25 rounds of ammunition in the house. Two of the 17 men were subsequently taken
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      Gimson Lays Foundation Stone
      135 5 GOVERNOR Sir Franklin Gimson laid the foundation stone of the new studios and offices of the Department of Broadcasting yesterday evening with a silver trowel. The trowel vas presented to him by Mr. F. G. Lundon. the architect of the now building. Alter the spreading of
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      Councillor Moves On Circular 35
      268 5 I EGISLATIVE Councillor. Mr. Balwant Singh is to see Colonial Secretary, Mr. W. L. Biythe to find out what action Government proposes to take about Circular 35. The circular requires Government officers going on leave for more than a month to give up their quarters.
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      Penang Municipality To Build 14 Houses
      182 5 PENANG, Friday. gUILDING activity ji Penang which at the moment, involves severe 1 million dollars will be further increased when Municipality starts work on Green Lane Housing Estate. "Althot'gh these number: (14 houses* are not as great j as one wouh* wish, they represent
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      DEATH-RATE UP IN PENANG
      49 5 PENANG. Tri. A total or 168 birtns and 38 deaths were registered for the A.<-k ending August 12 in Georgetown. Of this number the Chinese top the list with 25 deaths. The death rat" for the week shows an incr-ase of ten over the previous
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      MERCHANT LOSES SON
      36 5 FENANG. Fri. Saw Mm Tin. 22-year-old son ol a prominent ivnang rubber merchant. Mr. Saw Seng Kew. died in the General Hospital n Wednesday after a short illness. The funeral took place yesterday.
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      77,006 PIGS WERE KILLED IN PENANG
      72 5 PETTANG, Fri.—An averago 20-' pig- were slaughtered a «lay at the Municipal Abattoirs during the past year, according to '.he annual report of th > Vertinary Department. The iep«>rt tabled at yesterday;- meeting of the Municipal Commissioners stated that 7;.006 pigs were slaughttrcd during
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      Correspondent No. 30 Police Say Thank You
      126 5 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Fri AS a direr*, result of information supplied through P.O. Box 5.000 by a member of th public in Selangor signing himself 'Correspondent No 30. the Police have been »ible io make plans which led to the killing by a comb
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      EIGHT FINED FOR GAMBLING
      56 5 Right Chinese pkad-d tUtJ in tits Fourth Police Court yesterday to a Charge of gambling <vith "pai-kow'" lor money at B'.igis Street on August 8. They were each fined $25. Cash a! $10.70 seized in the raid *as put into th. Magistrate's Poor Box. One-third ol
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      COW SLAUGHTER RESTRICTED
      29 5 PENANG. Fri --The Municipal Veterinary Department has enforced restrictions on tne slaughter young cows The number of cows slaughtered In the abbatotra In 1949 was 193.
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      CHINESE SCHOOLS QUIET
      120 5 THE students of the three Chinese high schools affected by political unrest were back m their claaalocms y«-stemay. mere were no disturbance s. Four hundred and eighty students have registered at the Chinese High School and more are expected to- morrow—the deadline for registration. The Chang Cheng
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      Karim To Pay $10 A Month To Meet Debt
      129 5 Fazal Karim, at one time a taxi-owner adjudicated a bankrupt in June. 1948. with liabilities amounting to $6,000 was ordered by tlie Chief Justice yesterday to pay $10 monthly towards the liquidation of his lebt On behalf of the Official Assignee.
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      JAIL FOR HOODLUM
      87 5 For threatening to cause hurt to Lim Lian Hock for the purpose of extorting money at Lorong 1. Geylang Road on June 30. a middleaged Chinese. Ng Ah Chye was yesterday sentenced by Mr. H. E. Kingdon. the First District Judge to one year's jail. It was
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      Farewell For Thivys
      69 5 A l.Tewee dinner in honour ot M. John A. Thivy. Indian Representative in Malaya and Mis. Tmvy was given by Mr. H.ilwant Oingh. Singapore Legislative Councillor at the Cathay Restaur mt last night. More tha.x fifty guests including Indian businessmen attended the part>. Mi. .hivy will leave
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      MOTORISTS
      24 5 The membership of tho Automobile Association ot Giy:'t (Jritain rcachcc. l.ooc 000 on Ant;. Uj the Automoailo Association of MaU\ has been informed.
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        77 5 LIT. ABNCR b y aI Ca PP I I sit \l I 5e (TGH r o 'rJ wal, it 5 -WiernN* c hAIL. (thank 1 A of aD </ IT FO' GRANTED IT J «S NOW IT WERE A STOOPID mFvfMSLAVES7> >0; U'L U GOTLAND YARD' 7f 1 VVAS CN6I-ANO
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      RUBBER MAY BE DENIED TO REDS
      116 6 LONDON REPORT SAYS— TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKET U.P. HONGKONG, Friday. DEPORTS from London said today that the United States and Britain worn engaging in "preventive" purchases of rubber in order to keep the vital commodity from reaching the Russians. The London correspondent of the
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      Siam Sells More Tin To Malaga
      132 6 A.P. BANGKOK. Fri. Siam prefers to export her tin ore to Malaya rather than ship it to the United States, where the Reconstruction Finance Corporation nays for it at prices prevailing one month after arrival or nearly four months afterleaving Siamese ports. This trend
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      Tin Down
      36 6 SINGAPORE. Aug. i 8 ihe price of tin was $385:--per picul ex-smelter—a drop of another $16» en the picul. LONDON. Aug. 17: Forwards closing: £765 a ton —a drop of £65 on the ton.
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      LONDON TIN
      74 6 U.P. LONDON, Fri.—Tlie tin market spened today witn no spot tie In siirht but a fair uwM of three n.out lis on offer. Both spot and three month- were marked up nine ster bag t<> £776-1 2 OS turnover of LIS tons m three moot lis. me f
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      WEEK'S PRICES
      100 6 r Mfehesl and lowest prices dvi Utt| the week eadißf August 18, HifLieot Lswost (testae Bayers nsos sp.it Lease 136 llu m R.M.A.I K.S.S F. 0.8. Sept, 121 1"» ISO R.M.A.3 R.S.S. F. 0.8, US XU 111 I X.M A. U.S»S. F O.R IL'7 IU2 lIS i K.M.
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      Russia Sells Metal To America Again
      106 6 A.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. jjNITED States exports to Russia totalled less than $50,000 in value in June while imports were $3,000,000, the Commerce Department said last night. Disclosing that the iron curtain was lifted just a little, it reported that Russia has resumed shipments of
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      JAP PRICES UP
      77 6 Renter. TOKYO. Fri.—Sharp increases have been recorded in Ihe prices of cotton yarn, cotton piece goods, caustic soda anc non-ferrous materials sirce the outbreak of the Korean war, Shigemasa Okumura of the Economic Stabilisation Board, stated today. tie said strict control m< asur< wer< Instituted by I
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      AUSSIE TRADE MISSION FOR INDONESIA
      75 6 A.P. CANBERRA. Friday—Australian Commerce Minister Mr. John McEwen. announ-* ced that an Australian trade mission will visit the Indonesian capital of Jakarta at the end of this month to discuss a trade agreement. He said "the expansion of trade between Australia and Indonesia could be
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      Market Undecided On U.S. Rubber Policy
      175 6 THE market declined sharply on news from the 1 U.S.A. outlining their policy regarding natural rubber. The intention to reduce the use of natural rubber by approximately one-third is not quite clear, as no mention has been made regarding purchase for stockpile. It must
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      Quiet
      117 6 THE rabater commodity market was rather quiet yesi md fluctuations were ma il! comp ted with those in ihe past few days. Dealers were less inclined to trade aril were mainly adjusting posit on. 1 Testenlay*fl closing prions in certs per pound were: Buyers. Sellere. N. 1 RSS f.o.b.
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      LONDON SHARES
      156 6 LONDON. Ft I Active inter-<-st in the Loudon Stock Exv. itanue today wa* checked by the trend of create Korea .md by the usual weekend reluctance to extend comsaltments. Piotlt-takinu on the rei« nt rise brought a slight setback to British Government Stocks and there were |al of
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      H.K. EXCHANGE
      31 6 U.P. HONG KONG. Fri.— The lollowing were todays quotations on Hong Kong Money Exchange: HK56.35 per U.S. dollar. HKSIS 60 per pound sterling. HKS3O9 per tael of gold. -U.P.
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      Sellers More For Tins
      203 6 Si:' "JAPORE. Friday. London ag 'in bid for tin share? but nt lama* lev, Is be* cruse of tb? record fall in ihe jaicc of tho metal. But locally the Hn share market vrea quiet with rollers pvcdomhmtlnt. Industrials w re ou'ct i nd steady Tho
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      Along The Godowns
      72 6 In Port: Andaman (44), AUlegonda (Sh"ors>, Tel«*inachus (42 3), Gewang (41), Wakde (40). fcatong (88/39), I lv* m'n (86). Star Alcyone (88 4), Sumatra (31 2), John Bakke (17 18), Gorgon (19 20), Day! ien (21 2), Hot-gh Trader (28 4), Tilanbnnk (23 6), kauaroa (27 8),
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        400 6 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA int> CONTINENT m« "KVERNAAC" due ab»: for Manila. Hongkong, Kobe. Yokohama Tuu.,* m.s. "KAMBODTA" due abt. for Bangkok, Manila and Hongkong m.s. "ANNAM" dv abt: lor Hongkong, Kobe. U Yokohama m.3. "LALANDIA" .due abt: for Saigon Bangkok sCpt m.s. "NORDVEST due abt for Saigon Bangkok. ct 5
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        159 6 MUSIC TRANSPORT free n| cl.ar.e H all new students will k e provide J--I'oonnan's Music Studio?. MreaN by Prof, and Mr.% Otto Fcorati, 37 On r.ard Road and 14S- Moumen, Rd. Telephone fl* (WW ACCOMMODATION LEoLTRED flat 1 rows looi It) prepared bu: meet obliuaton lpp*J I 1317 i HKQ
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      Inglis Left His 'Boots' At Home Yesterday
      538 7 SINGAPORE District were lucky indeed to beat Combined Europeans by one goal to nil in their Community League game at Jalan Basai yesterday. The goal that deleated the Europeans came late in the second half. Play was never exciting, and it must be
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      146 7 >• County cricket \> We-n-n ->iip«T Mar Som» Mtddh x match abanV i todaj ground Sow rset ITS. Mid- J\a n ulnrahlrr vs II 'y ii. Leicestershire 285b MnrMrtk. LancasWf* i Z H-.-m-liire by an jnmngs runs.' LaW aaftirc 281. '\t i»i ntfj •C.^irrihan.siore r
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      Kota Raja Fund Game
      114 7 ROTA RAJA will play the President s Team in a soccer match in aid of the Kota Raja Rehabilitation Fund for the r Club House at Jalan B'-sar today. The President s Team will include players from all othei clubs and ;he Services. Kota Raja. winners
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      S.B.A. C'SHIP DRAW
      56 7 The draw for the men s single* md dot bles. women s sin■lea Htid CovMea and Veteran* in and doubles mixed doubles in the Singapore Badmmton Champicr ships will take place tomorrow night at the Clerical Union Hall immediately after the junior gam.*s are played off. 1
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      ENGLISH SOCCER STARTS TODAY
      610 7  -  WITH PRESTIGE AT ROCK BOTTOM By JIM CHAMBERS A.P. LONDON, Friday. FOOTBALL starts its nine months long season tjmorrow with England's international prestige at rock bottom. Defeat by the United States and Spain in the World Cup series in Rio shook the fans here and many
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      Russians Don't Like It Rough
      110 7 A.P. MOSCOW, Fri.—They I stand no nonsense i from rought footballers in Russia. I Following a rough i and tumble game be- tween the Kiev Dyna- iuos md Moscow Spar- I taks recently, the All- Union Committee on Physical Culture and I Sports today an-
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      'PHONE MEN DID THE PRESSING
      145 7 leading one no at the interval, O.T.E.C. S.C netted twice more in the second half to run out winners by three goals to nil against the Stiaits Times S.C in a SAFA Bonmess Houses Leffgve "B" aastrn at the c.y.:.:.a. ground yesterday. Play was dull
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      HONGKONG TOURIST TO MEET MALAYA
      219 7 Tribune Soccer Reporter. A strong Hongkong Chinese lootball team is to arrive by air on Aue:. 22 —and their main purpose is to retain the Ho Ho Cup against the Malayan Chinese. They will play eight games in the Colony and then tour the Federation.
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      HOTSPURS SOCCER
      78 7 From the following a team to represent th. Hotspurs Sports Club In friendly gasae of w-.-.•r against th. Star Soererites ;i i ihe Fairer Park on Monday will be selected: Wilfred Skinner: Lien Bop Woon: Ho E< Bin; DoUoh Hamid; Wun Mahmood; Paul Thorn*.Luke Lopes; Lin Kirn Hian;
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      Fast, Clean And Thrilling Soccer A t St. George's Rd.
      147 7 fLEAN soccer, played at a cracking pace,.and with plenty of thrills was seen on the BODCA ground yesterday when Hongkong Shanghai Bank S C met Malaya Publishing House B.OJta a SAFA 'A" Business Houses League tie. The game ended in
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      KNAPP IN FINAL
      30 7 A.P. QUEBEC, Fri. Barbara Knapp of Birmingham entered the finals of the womens singles Canadian tennis championships today, defeating Gladys Heldman of Houstoj. Texas. Texas. 6-4. 6-4.—A.P.
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      Today's Training Heroic John Impresses
      182 7 Kuala Lumpur, Today. FEW horses were out when official training started at Kuala Lumpur this morning. Galloping conditions were ideal, inspite of yesterdays rain. Outstationed horses have not arrived. Seen out training were horses from tne local stables—of trainer Hobfts, Sleigh, and Sullivan. Heroic John.
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      YORKSHIRE STAKES
      51 7 Reuter. LONDON. Fri.—Six final acceptors witn weights for the Great Yorkshire Stakes, to be run over one and a half miks at York next Thursday. Aug 21 are: High Stakes and J.u Mahal both U stone lbs.. Royal D..'k.--9,2. Flush Loyal 8 9. Urge 8 7 and Filasse
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      FINAL ACCEPTORS FOR EBOR H'CAP
      108 7 Reuter. LONDON, it Twcntjrjrrt tinu: acceptors for the Ebur Handicap announced two days ago carry the following weights in the race to be held over one mi la seven furlongs at York next Wednesday: Heron Bridge 9.7. Lake Placid 9.6. Flush Royal 9.2. Donino 9.1.
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      RUNNERS FOR 'GIMCRACK'
      72 7 Reuter. LONDON. Fri. There are 14 nrM and liiial acceptors for the Oimerack Stakes, to he run over six furlongs at York on Thursday, August 24. They are, with weights: Prince Dowih'v, St. Ives. Grey .Sovereign. Hard Sauce. Le Banduier and Rambling Vista, all carrying <i nl
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      C.S.A. WIN REPLAY 4-NIL
      202 7 CHINESE Sports Association bea'. tlv* Tuan Mong Old Boys' Association by four goals to nil. at Jalan Besar. yesterday This was a replay of the third Junior Cup soccer match. The Chinese dominated play In the hrst half while the Tuan Mong were not certain of
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      TRUMANURGED-‘TELL THE RUSSIAN PEOPLE’
      218 8 U.P. WASHINGTON, Friday. TWKXTY-eiglit senators asked President Truman today to wage a total psychological and spiritual offensive against Ihe Kremlin." The group suggested that stich an offensive would go a long way toward destroying the Politburo's power over the Russian people. They suggested getting American peace
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      Held Up By Remote Control
      106 8 U.P. hot.i YWOOD. Friday THEATRE cashier Glonn Bcheu was held up by a r<-n >» control bandit who telephoned his instructions, she told the police today. "This iS a stick up. keep your hands in sight." said the voice on the telephone she answered in
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      FRANCE UNDECIDED
      29 8 Reuter. Frurce has not yet decided wiicinc sit wui .iitenu tne contort nee on aid for South E.ist Asia to be held in Lontion next month. Reuter.
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      THESEUS SAILS FOR KOREA
      74 8 A.P. PORTSMOUTH. Friday. THE British aircratt carrier. HMS Theseus, with 44 planes» aboard, steamed out of Portsmouth for the Far East today to join th. battle for Korea. The 13.350 ton warship, with a speed of 25 knots, was reassigned Irom the home fleet to operate
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      KOREA WORRIES WEST EUROPE
      155 8 Reuter. LONDON Friday. THE shock to confidence caused by :r,e lac.': ol American military success in Korea was believed in diplomatic quarters here today to be the essential business of nex» week's resumed ?ssion of the' North Atlantic Pact Deputies. Winn the Atlantic Pact Deputies reconvene,
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      WEEK-END DIARY
      839 8 GENERAL TOIIAV KTRAI Is HI.Nt-.sK M V P.: i n and lal.ni me r«cordiai|j lo h.' pteyed, I p.m. :j. gampon* K:i|»ir Road, \.WA .A.: Rasiaaera Cla-s Ifl a.m. and Cambridge li a m RCA: Uuaic 2.» p.m. JSero BaaketbaJl laaan p.m.. Badminton ;,..)n p.m Mim Bhow 7
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      CHEERS TOR CHURCHILL
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