Malaya Tribune, 24 August 1950

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    16 1 MALAYA TribunE TODAY* mews TODAY EXTRA rttLVF pages. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS"
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    NEW RED WITHDRAWAL PUZZLES THE YANKS
    431 1 North May Be Regrouping For Stab Elsewhere Reuter-AAP. Eighth Army Headquarters in Korea, Today PCILATION that the Communist forces ma\ NJeajsengagmg in some sectors of the South pa defence box is sparked ?>y reports of reontact in the past few days, hours is the
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    MALAYAN P.R.O. FOR KOREA
    12 1 j ,r K--,»orvr 10l ifcO- A C. Malaya
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    Rosselini To Sue RKO
    32 1 U.P. r ar.nounRtag ."V* h again--5r arm h "V- proper pub ol his BergI *cad, s r: *ob- Rom? -V pvq le -suit RKO lilm Cp f pub-
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    A PRIVATE WAR
    85 1 WITH SOUTH KOREAN MARINES ON THE SOUTHWEST front, Today. SOUTH Korea's year old Marine Corps is kicking the Communists around in a private war of its own on this forgotten front. They forgot to tell the high command they were starting it. but that's all fixed up
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    Randolph Churchill Hurt
    221 1 Reuter-AAP. TOKIO, Today EIGHTH Avmy Headquarters announced today: "Randolph Churchill, 39-year-old son of the British wartime Prime Minister, received an ugly wound in his right leg when he and Frank Emery, correspondent for INS, accompanied ar American patrol across the Naktong River into enemy lines last night
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    A few of the ninety students from Singapore and he Federation uh« left for higher studies at the University of Honskonx on tih* 8-8. MCt»n» ton" thl-» afternoon.
    29 1 A few of the ninety students from Singapore and he Federation uh« left for higher studies at the University of Honskonx on tih* 8-8. M Ct»n» ton" thl-» afternoon.
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    YANKS 'EAGERLY' AWAIT BRITISH
    197 1 Reuter. —A.A.P. TAEGU, Thursday. ARRIVAL of British forces in Korea is eagerly awaited by American troops who thus far have borne the brunt of the United Nations campaign in Korea. Secrecy surrounds the movement of two British battalions who reportedly left Hongkong, and there is much
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    $55,000 DOPE HAUL
    118 2 X Outer &d. after n Sea officers out a for illicit goods as the ship docked yesterda> afte expect to find more opium. But it is not vet known whether anything was found, or if the> have made any arrests. Vest erday's h a u1 of ooium
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    The Stork Won't Surprise This Plane
    230 2 FOURTEEN pregnant women r ft.irix.rt yesterday afternoon in a chartered plane soeciallv equipped to handle maternity cases. The aircraft was a B.O.A.C. Argonaut. from Bremen. The lounge was curtained off to instal a ma tress. tho urnmpn are disDlacec The women are displaced persons
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    The Speed Kings Were Thrilled
    276 2 MEMBERS of the Singapore Motor Club and their wives had a thrill last night when they saw two films made by th e Socony Oil Company on American motor racing. The picturt B, Sftrt snown hv Mr. R. V. Richards, the retail instructor of the
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    15 VOLUNTEERS A DAY
    23 2 Reuter. Norwegian.- have b. en lUnteering to fight in Kotta at the rate of up to 15 a -ey.—F.euter
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    TEXAS CITY MAKES ROYAL BAIY CITIZEN
    55 2 A.P. EDINBURGH. Texas. Wed. MAYOR Ff lix McDonald today proclaimed Princess Elizabeth's new baby "a citizen of Edinburgh. Texas, will all the rights and privileges thereof." The city prepared to ship a bale of Texas cotton to the Royal child to "provide the best
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    GREAI BEYOND
    29 2 There will be a kcture at the Singapore Lw*ge Thoosophic.il Society. 8 hill Koad. today at 6.30 p.m. Sublet: Life after Death by Mr. A. P. FiP.ay.
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    RELIGIOUS TALK
    27 2 Tuan Kiai Haji Fadzullan Suhajini will give a religious talk at the Kota Raja Cluo, at 8.30 p.m. tonight. All Muslims are invited to attena.
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    Inhabitai ls oi Taegn men- by the fcorth Korean armlea, avidly sesui posters displa>ed en a street corner , t the city. The drawing and t, \; are pari of th? psycholog|ea warfare against Cominun'sm and the Red in\aden.—A.P. Photo.
    40 2 Inhabitai ls oi Taegn menby the fcorth Korean armlea, avidly sesui posters displa>ed en a street corner t the city. The drawing and t, are pari of th? psycholog|ea warfare against Cominun'sm and the Red in\aden. —A.P. Photo. —A.P. Photo
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    Father & Son Win Appeal
    167 2 Father Son Win Appeal father and son. Ng Tni Koon i nd Ng HM Quee. who had been bourid over by the Fourth Magistrate for a period of six months in the sum of $100 and orcned to pay ?10 compensation to n womf.i. Chia Ah Choo. for allegedly causing
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    DANCE TUTORS TO CONTEST FOR CUP ON SUNDAY
    72 2 The Singapore Association of Teachers of Dancing is holding its Third Annual Danoe Championship at the Victoria Memorial Hail this Sunday. lor the K. L. Lim Annual Challenge Championship Cup. This Championship is open to all Professional Dance Teachers domiciled in Singapore.
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    Welfare Girl Freed Corruption Charge
    486 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Miss P. T-iambydurai. a Ceylonese Welfare ouicer ol the Department of Social Welfare. Selangor was acuuitjed and disuiu*rged oy Mr A. P. Jar* in the, First Magistrates Court today Miss Tharnbydurai appeared before the court on a charge of corruptly obtaining S2O
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    MRS. STUTCHBU CREMATED
    52 2 U.P. HONG KONG WflN tuner I toe* p, noon (M d bun 26 u .j-o from Hong found shot toceau van bandits i 3 The body arriv*£ ;iir from SingaP* g aoeomp band Mi A o g e J wh> v.;! tvii b Georg both resident* Kon_
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    Chinese Reds Visit Kore an from
    64 2 U.P. TOKYO. To-day. PYONGYANG Radio said a group of Chinese People's delegate.-, who came .to the North Korean capital to participate in the Liberation Day celebm lions on Aug. 15, went to from on Aug. 17 to "pay tribute to the People's w irriorr".
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    Jobless Cook Had Obscene Pictures
    192 3 1 HYLAM. Phua Chen Seng, was sent to priscn for A three months on a charge of having 46 obscene jjotographs. 55 obscene negatives and material for Murine them on August 8. Phua was stated to ha 1 Phua was stated to have taken up
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    Hostesses Want Paid Holidays
    22 3 Reuter. r lance hostesses JEJ taking i.rpaid v :.t Holiday r; force now tl sje rs jC t
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    SEN. URQUHART MALAYA G O C
    47 3 R "ounL UUA J OM n R. E. ,22":: nou t< mnorarily ifc *M ■'>■» Di tr.ct. l General Malaya. -I- 'Iky, r 1 !"<:uhaft in a r Ml assume tin.- 0 f cjonit 1 Distil of' v t'T-r .-rury n \m
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    TO STRENGTHEN R.N.
    24 3 A.P. The Admiralty announced today it will take 86 warships out of mothballs to strengthen the R.N. during the present crisis—AP.
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    39 3 Mr. and Mrs. A.V. Nadason after their wedding al Krishna liagavan Temple, Waterloo street Singapore, recently. Mr Nadason is the and Mr-». A. Velu and Mrs. Nadasou (formerly Wiss Aajammal) is the duughtrr Mr. and Mrs S. Pt rumal.
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    ALLOWANCES FOR SVC
    395 3 MEMBERS of the Singapore Volunteer Forces and Passive Defence Services may now claim for allowances under the Civil Liability Scheme 1950. said a Government press release issued yesterday. Any person, who was In receipt of a grant or award under the Civil Liability Scheme in 1941-42. may
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    ACSU TO KEEP ANNIVERSARY
    51 3 The Army Civil Service Union will celebrate its fourth anniversary with a tea-party at the Victoria Memorial Hall on September 9. The Executive Council will be issuing invitations to heads of the War Services Departments, important Government officials. Legislative Co\ lcillors and leaders of other trade
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    RUSSIAN SUBS START COLD WAR
    163 3 Reuter. cold whTS?2L < fed v been Russia* subU> a r.-port iMt" L Sf 'ur Daily m' r naval tlo n h'?'""* 1 th lt in Pit D lCned him ea of Rus i of ti r i:i various Kr<^,.,*" •us P arr 80 prt
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    Sugar May Again Go On Ration
    193 3 Tribune Staff Reporter OTGAR may be put on the *J ration again in Singapore soon. Government is studying the question, following clear indications that the world is facing a sugar shortage. Sugar is now controlled but not rationed. World wide hoarding of sugar has
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    RUSSIANS DIRECTING N. KOREAN ATTACKS
    32 3 NEW YORK. Wed. A captured North Korean soldier said in a radio Interview today that ne had seen Russian officers directing attacks of North Korean military forces.
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    THE AGA KHAN AGREES
    22 3 Reuter. The Aga Khan said I :erday that has consented to a film being made of tuß life.—Renter.
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    AND SO TO WORK
    1089 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY by JAMES HANLEY r ho knew Then the brec:; for lunch, a drink with a colleague, thon off agate, and the (5.15 back heme. To-day, he was thinking, in Thursday. He frowned There was something a-.out Thursday, but at the moment it eluded
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    FORM GUIDE FOR S RDAY
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    Bing Introduced Del Mar Race Track To The Film Stars
    402 8 DEL MAR, California. AT this time each summer this little hamlet by the sea wakes up and finds it is practically a suburb of Hollywood, peopled by many famous, odd and unusual characters from the movie capital 100 miles to
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    'PLEASE PICK FLOWERS HERE'
    41 8 A.P. PUEBLO. COLORAI JDo you get mad when > a sign. "Do not Hewers" Official.- at State Hospital recogw* reaction, so they haee something about it large bed near the greenhouse la a sign. r** pick flowers here."—eVe.
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    Red Synod Protests U.S. Interference
    79 9 A.P. p»L'i.»S ol the Russian r:*■ rth >dox Church L' to the Security BP gainst A.raerican r?- m Kore;i and ts p toeful W- '..or Moscow radio in F O5 ■I th t a -t -lenient jEcng the withdrawal of f- r Korel and r»j-
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    WORLD RECORD
    34 9 A.P. *<>:V V JL Sat. Jim gain bet- l wor ld rem r put -onight tar; r'-\' J sf throw of 5-19 32 exc< t-ds an inch 4; rive 3-\ ir at
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    CALL FOR GERMAN POLICE TO GUARDRED BORDER
    248 9 Reut er. BONN. Wednesday. WEST German Chancellor Dr. Konrad Adenauer today called for reinforcement of occupation troops in West Germany and formation of a German "protective police" to safeguard the Russian zonal border. He told a press conference here reinforcement of the occupation
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    SIX JAPS FOR U.S.
    25 9 Reuter. The Japanese Foreign Office VtE dispatch six cfficials to the U.S. to study the functions of Washington s state Department.—Reuter
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    SHOCKING
    31 9 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE. An -agle mashed into the plot's cabin Of a Douglas transport air.•aft duriag fodder dropping operations over Bowed Queensland. tfoth ga a shock the eagle's v.as false. AAP.
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    KASHMIR: INDIA BLAMED
    152 9 Reuter. KARACHI. Wednesday. PAKISTAN Prime Minister Ltequat All Khan said to-day thai resoonsibihty for the failure of United Nations mediatoi. Sir Owen Dixon, to solve the Kashmir dispute "lies squarely on the shoulders of India." He said Indie's refusal to withdraw hei troops from Kashmir w.is a
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    5-MILLION HOMELESS IN QUAKE
    70 9 NEW DHL HI. Thurs. NEARLY 5.000.000 people were rendered homeless and destitute in North Assam by last week's earthquake, a goverrment broadcast said here last night, quoting the Assam chief minister Medhi. It said that six Indian Air Dakotas are dropping rice and other supplies to
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    "Princess Margaret Engaged"
    190 9 A.P. Reuter. LONDON. Wed. A hot tip that Princes* Margaret 's engaged t<. the Earl of Dalkeith swept London today. The Evening Star said flatly that official word of the betrothal will be th next important event in the Royal Family." As its authority, the Star quoted
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    MURDER CHARGE
    36 9 A 39-year-old Chinese, Tan Hung Song, was yesterday charged in the Relief Court with the murder of a woman, Phur. Toke Hwee, at 3 p.m. or August 22. Tan wj~ remanded to August 28
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    Life Of Mohd. Ali Will Be Filmed
    382 9 A.P. CAIRO. HOLLYWOOD producer Gene Markey is planum? a million dollar technicolor film to be made in Egypt beginning late this year. H>'s been sweating through Cairo's hot season getting the story down on paper: A historical drama based on the life oi
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    IN KOREAN WATERS
    20 10 The Royal Canadian Naval vessel Athabaskan under the command of General Douglas Mac Arthur in Korean waters.
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    His Late Arrival Cost A Life
    136 10 Reuter. KALIMPONG. North India, Wednesday. THE Tibetan Government has arrested a messenger whose late arrival cost the life of an American diplomat, it was reported here today. The messenger was riding to the TibetanChinese frontier to tell Tibetan patrols not to fire on an
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    THE MYSTERY IS SOLVED
    51 10 FORT COLLINS, COLORADO.—The disappearance of a large road sign at the junction of higways f J.S. 85 and 87 near the ColoradoWyoming boundary has been solved. Don Olsen, Manager of the Chamber of Commerce here, said a farmer had used the sign in building a cow
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    TURKO CHANGES PLANE AT CAIRO
    185 10 FAROUK AIRFIELD, near Cairo, Wed. "TURKO" Westerling cut short his stay here by 1 six hours at the request of the Egyptian authorities who, it was reliably learned here tonight, regard his presence in Egypt as "undesirable." I He is being kept under surveillance by
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    LIAQUAT FOR MOSCOW?
    16 10 Llaquat Ali Khan is awaiting an invitation to visit Moscow, he said yesterday.
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    Amethyst Returns To The East
    99 10 A.P. PLYMOUTH. Wednesday. The frigate Amethyst, which won fame for its dash for freedom down China's Yangtze river last year, is on the first stage of its return journey to the Far East. The brave little ship sailed from here on Tuesday lor Malta, where
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    AUSTINS OF ENGLAND
    30 10 Reuter. The Austin Motor Company yesterday confirmed that it had received a Government order for "some thousands of fighting vehicles as part of the current arms drive.—Reuter.
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    Malayans Should See More Documentaries: Evan
    130 10 MR. Jack Evans, Singapore A »f Fdm Censor, said yesterday that documentary films from democratic countries like Britain and the United States are playing a great part in the educational, social and political development of Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Evans was speaking at
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    NARRIMAN NOT GOING TO FRANCE
    72 10 A.P. DEAUVILLE, Today. A spokesman of King Farouk of Egypt repeated that Narri- man Sadek is not coming to Deauville and that the King is not going to meet her anywhere else in Europe. The spokesman said that he did not know the King s
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    CALWEL MOURN LOAN
    119 10 Reuter AAP. DENTUQrjn, N I p>RMERAustSj f ter of Immigration' information Arbur» veil today declared matter for national m, ing and not n the credit ol AustnS another loan in the shops o: New Yorker Calw< D prases ing on the siOt being made to Austral the
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    BOOK REVIEW CONTEST
    29 10 KUALA LUMPUR j by Friday Sep! ml t which 'A'ill b( or. v\cdi day. September 13. Renews must b< UP mately 500 v.ords. on an {iccumulatton
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    Frantic Russian Drive For Atom Or
    152 10 BERLIN. Wed. BRITISH Control Commission authorities said tonight that Soviet Russia has stepped up its search for uranium in East Germany to a "frantic" pace, far beyond peaceful needs. A ragged army of 300.000 German men. women and children has been drafted by the
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    BROOKS HERE, FIT, CONFIDENT
    155 11 "F S triple champion of the Orient, jj yesterday from Manila by plane with Flashy Sebastian on Sept. 1. -v it and looking very fit, the Orient •I II do my very best," when ask- Is Sebastian scrap. fought Sebastian about two years W as beaten
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    PLAYER SENT OFF FIELD
    21 11 ci' •in -i Business 3 x ture. Wild a Guthrie I red of! t iie Hussein, slr.m
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    SIGNALS WIN 4-1
    32 11 I Katong Sajarah if uoals to one tol -nute before half-tnie. a sraa pm!i-«-d m Mi ihMM defence r, n the n ,j -oat. OrSmith added two Signals a
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    JAPS FOR OLYMPICS
    25 11 A.P. opi c Wed GerJapan cleared a toward oar:ipa* in the 1952 Olympic sink! when trey 1 to the InterMtio Amateur Athletic
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    NO GOOD IF THEY WANT TO WHISTLE
    74 11 Reuter. Tougn men whistle while wanted here lig tunnels ior Lon- xpa..ding underri ':,'willing to work tunnels can earn .-.ages. But <t's ii they want BO It's impossible in i air". Jock nt t xrented a bomb- art of London gives free weekling
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    FREIGHTER SINKS
    29 11 Reuter. »NG, Wev r— the -tered freighter '1 063 tons) sank inking a mine In estuary early according ro r igea received her.; r,H i langbai. Reuter
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    S'PORE INDIANS TIPPED TO WIN BARDHAN CUP
    127 11 Three officials and seventeen players wi i make up the md ans who will be here tomorrow for their annual soccer match atfaiaal Singapore lni|nni for tin Bardhan Memorial Trophy. Kesri Indians ar«- the hold era. They defeated Singapore tnd ans hy two
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    170 11 Reuter. London WeA Rain caweed an.ips to be drawn early n the following Ihiee county «im k< matches that eomnieneed today. Stores at the close were: \t Maiuliestrr. Waiwbkshic BC (Tatteisall right~anii t»ai i »ed urn offspin aevaa for Hiiton slow Lett arru spin three
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    EBOR HANDICAP
    41 11 Reuter. YORK, Wed.—Maj. G. Renwicks, fcur-year od idly Catlzow Ooak won the £3.001 Efcer Handicap ran Ot«t one mile and three quarters here this afternoon. Mr. J. VVestoil's Le Te'.lier was second and itr. J. Johnson's Royal Entrance third.—Reutei.
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    All-Malaya Soccer XI v. H'kong
    73 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The following have been ■elected by the Football Association of Malaya to represent "All-Malaya" agauist Hongkcng in a friendly soccer game to be played on Aug 21' at i pore Chu Chee Sertg (Singapore*: Mitchel (Selangor.. Wong K-im Poh (Penang>: Yass (Singapore'
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    HOME SOCCER
    143 11 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.—Following are Horn- Football results: ENGLISH LEAGUE First Division Arsenal 0 Chelsea B:i'.on 1 Tottenham 4. Derby 1 Wolverhampton 2. Fulham 1 Charlton3. Hrddersneld 3 Stoke 1. Liverpool 2 Manchester Utd. L Middlesbrough 4 Ever:or 0. Newcastle 1 West Brom. 1. Second Division: Birmingham 2 Leices
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    GUSSIE TURNS PRO.
    16 11 NEW YORK. Wod.-Geit-rude ("Gorgeous Gussa Moian. United States tennis star. ha« turned professional.
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    ZATOPEH BREAKS OWN RECORD
    246 11 Reuter. HEYSKL. STADIUM. BRI <r'l S Wed Emil Zatopek. Caecn Olympic champion, broke his own official world record In W"" 1 the 10,000 meti In 2«J nunutea U ,-nd-- on the opening C»y w the European Athletics chainp.cnsinns here. The official record la 2d nunutea -l-
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    FILIPINO BOXING TEAM
    31 11 The Filipino boxers mtw* arrived afcK»'i a <i K Alrpor; yesterday F~ to K. Baby fcitifet*. Little Paras. Mr. \V. Oal:es Promoter). Little Neene and X 0 Brook».
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    Neptune's Daughter, Slickness Go Best
    380 11  -  By SPOT KUALA LUMPIK. Thursday. A number of good gallops were witnessed this morning, when the A track was open for training. The going was good. Neptune's Daughter (Tulloh) and Sucknesr (Dunwoodie) wording together clocked 37 3/5 seconds for the three. This v. as the
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    RUGBY LEAGUE
    47 11 Reuter. LONDON. Wed.-Home K«t*>i fjITT results: Bat row 4. Saint Helens M. Bradford Northern 0, Dewsbur> 15 Bramlec 14. Hull b. Hiu'.sle: 7 Huddcraf)«ld 3. Keighle) 9. Leeds Wake.i.'d Triniiy 11. York S. Widne* 6. Bo le Vue R. 8. WiL-ati 12. Swinton 2. Renter.
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    Essex Out For 229
    93 11 gl a'THENh-o.N sea. bBSE,*'., W. J.- West Indies cricketers attracted a larirt crowd her.- today iwr the. -opening of their ma'< h with E**ex. The county. IOWI3 placed vi the county pnaßipionship table. pt< mised well ooenina stana of '26. i> one* that was broken there
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    HONGKONG T-T TEAM DELAYED
    66 11 The Huniikimu tabic inn s team which »as scheduled to p a) its fir.<: same today in n did net arrive yesterday. As a result the rir»t da.. pro gramme ha« been cancel I ad. The BCOMII match the Baotrki is to tisure in has been
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      46 1 MALAYA Tribune BY THE nopii KM m W i fvmm T«fc 'Tribune" Spore URGE* SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON paper ni MAI A Ya Phone 5811/3 Nine Lint* Pubhshed simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpwr, Ipoh ana Penang. BIGHT PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24, 1950 PRICK TKN CENTS
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      REDS LOSE 11 OUT OF 14 TANKS IN 4th NIGHT REVERSE
      370 1  - REDS LOSE 11 OUT OF 14 TANKS IN 4 th NIGHT REVERSE Allies Straighten New Dent In Line By Don Whitehead. A.P. Correspondent A.P. U.S. Front in Korea. Tnursday. COR the fourth successive night, North Koreair Communists, led by tanks, tried last night to drive through American forward posi t;
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      5-MILLION HOMELESS IN QUAKE
      66 1 NEW PSLHi thurs. NEARLY 5.000.000 peopie wi re rendered homeless and destitute in North Assam by last week's earthiuak( a goverrment broad•asl add Mere last night, quoting the Assam chief [1 said thai six Indian Air Force Da&otas are dropping rice and other supplies j devastated
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      Reds Claim A Destroyer
      38 1 North Korean Annv communique quoted iv communique quoted Radio reported the el im nr.de by Pyongyang i Communist I Radio earlier d i i nmunisl shore batterS iy ink an Ampi c ii destroyei.
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      BRITISH DESTROYER ATTACKED, 1 KILLED
      69 1 Reuter. Korea Front. Wed. VOR the first time in weeks. the closely hoarded Communist Air Force sallied out to attack the 1.710--ton British destroyer Com us. Two Russian-type Yaks strafed and bombed warcraft. The British Admiralty announced in London that one rating was killed »n
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      TO STRENGTHEN R.N.
      25 1 A.P. The Admiralty annoureed today it will take 86 warships out of mothballs to strengthen tht R.N. during the present crisis jVP
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      GEN. URQUHART MALAYA, G O C
      69 1 LONDON, Thursday THE War office announces that Majoi-General tL E. I'rquhart. now temporarily commanding Ma aya Oi'U .i t. is to remain permanently with the title of General Officer Commanding, Malaya. Brigadie R. C O. H-dlejf, who was to have succeeded Major-Geneia 1 Urquhart
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      Large Red Forces Quit Taegu Front
      309 1  -  Bv Frank Tremaine. U.P. Correspondent. U.P. TO'rCIO. Thursday. 4 heavy concentration of Communist forces north of Taega suddenly began to shift eastward while other North Korean troops west of Taegu are making a general withdrawal, American air ground reconnaissance reported today. Military quarters wer,'
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      Division Routed
      74 1 KOREA HQ.. Wed. AMERICAN and South A Korean troops routed a full Communist division from hill positions north ol Taegu today. Front line despatches said fighter aircraft in close sunport stabbed ahead with blasting rockrts and ripping machinegun fire. Then the American 27th -Wolfhound" Regiment and their South
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      "ROBBED" CASHIER TO BE CHARGED
      42 1 'I"i Hut Staff Kepurter A Police spokesman stated this morning that the cashier who claimed that he was robbed of $568 oy five Chinese yesterday. i& to be charged in court day for criminal breach -)t trust.
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      90 S PORE STUDENTS LEAVE TODAY
      25 1 NINETY Singapore students are leaving hy the Canton today for Hongkong. Many are Joining the University of Hong Kong
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      "Princess Margaret Engaged"
      217 1 A.P. Reuter. LONDON, Wed. A hot tip that Princess Margaret is engaged V. the Earl of Dalkeith swept London today. The Evening Star said flatly that official word of the betrothal "will be the next important event in the Royal 'Family." As its authority, the Star quoted
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      Sugar May Again Go On Ration
      195 1 i ni unr aVfiafftet SIf&AJR Bri y be put on the 11 it ion again in Singapore soon. Government is studying the question, following clear indications that the world Is facing a vagal shortage. Sugar is now controlled but not rationed. World wide hoarding
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      CANADIAN LANDINGS ON SOUTH KOREA
      133 1 OTTAWA, Wednesday. CANADIAN naval forces have made two land ings on islands oft" the Communist-held coast of South Korea, the Canadian Navy announced here today. No casualties were reported from either operation. Both were carried out by men of the Canadian destroyer Athabriskan. In the
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      LIAQUAT FOR MOSCOW?
      18 1 Uaqnat AM Khan is avail mi an mv ration to visii Moscow, he said yesterday
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      THE AGA KHAN AGREES
      22 1 Reuter. The Aga Khan said yesterday that he ha& consented to a film being made ol his life—Renter.
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      U.S. MAY SEND MORE TROOPS TO GERMANY
      176 1 A.P. FRANKFURT, Wednesday. THE United States is considering einforJng 1 its Ov\Jupation army in Germany to bolster Western defences against a possible Soviet attac':. hiirh American officials iiscloscd today. The question of whether, when and how many more American troops should be senl
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      RUSSIANS DIRECTING N. KOREAN ATTACKS
      32 1 NEW YORK. Wed A captured North Korean soldier said in a radio interview today that m had seen Russian officers directing attacks of North Korean military forces.
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      MR. CHONG THUTT PITT
      49 1 Tribune staff Reporter MR. Chong Thutt Pitt Singapote lawyer <U3 President ot the Singapon Branch of the Malay:" li Chinese Association, was reported to he progressing very satisfactorily this nrn n\m. The hunt for his assailants is slid on. No arret I* nave been made.
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      AUSTINS OF ENGLAND
      32 1 Reuter. The Austin Motor Company yesterday confirmed th; l it had received a Government order for "seme thousands of fighting vehiClcs as part of the curient arms drive. —Reuter.
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      FIRST ISRAEL CONSULATE
      20 1 A.P. The first Israel consulate is being opened in Nicos.u, Cyprus, with Rahmiel Yaron as consul. —A.P.
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      Frantic Russian Drive For Atom Ore
      225 1 BERLIN. Wed. BRITISH Control Commission authorities said tonight that Soviet Russia has stepped up its search for uranium in East Germany to a "frantic" pace, far beyond peaceful needs. A ragged army of 300.000 German men. women and children has been drafted by the
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      TURKO CHANGES PLANE AT CAIRO
      190 1 FAROUK AIRFIELD, near Cairo, Wed "TURKO" Westerling cut short his stay here by six hours at the request of the Egyptian authorities who, it was reliably learn* here tonight, regard his presence in E;;ypt as nndestrah,e." He will now travel on He is Mag kept
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      CUSTOMS BRING OFF $55,000 DOPE HAUL
      145 2 THE Singapore Customs made another big opium 1 haul yesterday. They found 110 pounds of opium on a ship anchored in the Outer Roads after B Customs officers carried out a further search for illicit goods as the ship docked yesterday afternoon. D They
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      Fleeing Bandit Killed
      105 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. One bandit was killed and another was rounded b> .security forces in an escape bid in Trenfganu yesterda.v. The wounded bandit escapedi Five bandits in Kedali tired at two civilians who ran otr and escaped unhurt. Security forces capture, a known bandit in Selangor.
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      Jobless Cook Had Obscene Pictures
      190 2 A HYLAM. Phua Chen Seng, was sent to prison for three months on a charge of having 46 obscene photographs. 55 obscene negatives and material tor producing them on August stated t o have Phua was stated to have taken up this profession, when he
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      RULER NAMES NEW J.P.s ON BIRTHDAY
      134 2 The Rule, of Negri Jembi»an has- ippcinted the foilowing new Justices of the Vrmc€ on the occasion of his ooth lurthdav which falls today. Mr. Lee Foong Yee. Towkay Siow Pang KiOW, firm Syed Has him bin Byed Ali Tuan Haji Hashim bin Hj.
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      Mess Man On John Bakke Is Painter
      174 2 M' SET Hugo Gellert. a pointer of no mean ability, with seme of his best works hung in ihe Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Whitney Museum of American. Art. and in nearly all lhe principal Art galleries throughout the United
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      MRS. STUTGHBURY CREMATED
      72 2 U.P. HONG KONG WED The funer tl tooii place this tfternoon of Kn Nora* Btuichburj M British woman from Hong Kong who was found shot to death by Malayan bandits recently. The body arrived hen- by air from Singapore yesterday accompanied by her husband, Mr A D
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      ALLOWANCES FOR SVC
      398 2 members ol tin Singalfl pore Volunteer Foret 1 and Passive Defence Services may row claim for allowances under rhe Civil Liability Sch< me 1933. said a Qovernmen! press release issued yesterday. Any person. »\rc was in receipt of a grant or award under the Civil Liability Scheme
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      Mr. Lee's Gift To Govt.
      75 2 A welcome and valuable .•ontribution to the Government {education Plan has been made by Mi Lee Kong Ccian who in memory of his lather Mr Lee Kuo Chuan has donated thice acres of !and at third mile stone Thomson Road, ((opposite the Polo Ground), tor
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      MR. K.M BYRNE
      23 2 The Governor has approved the appointment of K. If, Byrne, Colonial Administrative Service. to officiate as Assistant Secretary, Secretariat, Singapore.
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      Hostesses Want Paid Holidays
      126 2 Singapore dance hostesses who have bt en taking w'paid holidays since the Holiday Law came into force now want to be paid for them P>ut cabaret managers say that HI reality no employer-employe relations exist between them ird the hostesses and they Hie welcome to take
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      Cashier Claims Robbed Of Cash, Card
      157 2 A young Ceylonese cashier of a firm in Fullerton Building reported to the police that he was robbed of $568 whicn he was taking across the read to the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank yesterday morning. The cashier stated Mat two Chinese accosted him as
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      Refugees —India's Problem No1
      147 2 Tiit- present refuses problem in India, especially Bombay, vastly affects tin economic pattern of India and it is time that all parties got together to bring about a solution to thi: grave problem, said Mi. Chattenif retired judge of the Calcutta High Court and a leading
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      39 FALANGISTS FEARED DROWNED
      75 2 A.P. VTGO. (Spain). Wed. -Pot-, authorities this morning feared that 39 of General Franco I Falangist guards were arowned when a motor-boat sank In the Vigo estuary last nigra. Fishing boats conducted an all-night rescue operations. The boat carrying 70 Falangists on holiday at San Shnon
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      Busman Doubts TUC Support
      170 2 Mr. R. K. Samy, president of the Singapore Traction Company Busworkers's Union said yesterday that he was doubted whether industrial and manual workers would join the proposed Trade Union Congress in Singapore. He said that these groups of workers could not come into a Congress with
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      DEATH FOR ROOMMATE KILLER
      209 2 Tan Joon Long, an unemployed middle-aged Hylam, is to hang for the murder of his room mate. Wee Kirn Wah. Tan. who was tried W she assize Court on a charge of murdering Wee by cutvnr hi* neck with a chopper during the early hours of
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      Welfare Girl Freed Of Corruption Charge
      557 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. xMiss P. Tharnbydurai. a Ceylonese Welfare t>2kjer ol the Department of Social Welfare. Selangor was acquitted and uy Mr A. P. Jack to the Fust Magistrate's Court ;oday. Miss Tharnbydurai appeared before the court on a charge of corruptly obtaining $20
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      GUILTY PLEA IN CBT CASE
      59 2 PENANG. Wed. A 36--year-old Cantonese. Chin Fong Hong, was offered bail in the sum of $500 and sentence was deferred to August 29 when he pleaded guilty before Magistrate E. M. Smallwood yesterday. Chin was charged with criminal breach of trust ol 3/1 noons of
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      PASIR PUTEH FIRST
      45 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— Among collections for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund from all districts in Kelanten Pasir Puteh top« the list with more than $3,000. The grand total of the Fund nov stands at $B0 075.49 cts., the Ju v eodce-
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      Dope Case Appeal Dismissed
      134 2 NG Mong Hing. under a Dfte* trict Co-.rt sentence of two yeals imprisonment fo r possession of 28 pounds of opium, had his conviction end sentence confirmed in the High Court yesterday. Ng appealed against the conviction and sentence, but Ma appeal was dismissed by Mr.
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      Sold Stolen Medicine To Importer
      179 2 LOH Poh Yem was yesterday sentenced to two months' jail on a charge of retaining stolen property by the Second Police Magistrate. Mr. S E. Ten. It was sttted that on June 17. a case of 5.000 packets of a patent medicine were slocked in
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      INFECTED PLACES
      31 2 The following places ha.c be c n declared infected places under the Quarantine and Prevention of Diseases Act. stoulmeiii, Djakarta, and Tanjong Trek < plague); Pondicherry and T<>"iakartß I small-pox).
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      Doctor Told Me To Give Injections
      308 2 Panicker Tells Court THE sole proprietor of the Kerala Dispensary, c Koshy Varghese Panicker who faced two charges of acting as a registered pharmacist and practising as a legally qualified practitioner, on June it and 16 was yesterday acquitted of first charge JV the
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      FOUGHT IN PUBLIC
      43 2 For fighuru in a puonc place at 4$ milestone Bukr Timah Road on August 22. two Chinese. Sim Yan§ 800 and Ng Bock Hang were each lined $10 in the Fourt! Police Court yesterdawhen they pleaded guilty lo the charge.
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      Couple Hurt In Hotel Fight
      116 2 A MALAY v. «nan an -r* Indian were stubbed n a Singapore hotel early yesterday morning. The rta'. btng took placi during quarrel, it is learnt. The couple were in the company of smother Malay woman and a Sikh. It Va* alleged that :ol lowing
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      Labour Form Committee For North
      129 2 The Labour Party of Singapore formed an election for the North Ward with Municipal Commissioner. Mr. E. V. Davit s as chairman and the Labour candidate? Mr. V. Rajaratnair. as secretary. A committer of 60 members is to be chosen. Labour campaign chiel Mr. G
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      Merchant Cleared Of Hurt Charge
      189 3 .JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. ANO Chee Kiut, a Kulai v hu 'ncssman, was acquitted in ihe Magistrates' Court to-day on a charge of causing hurt tc his wife with a knife. Inspector Monet. Tahir who prosecuted said that on May 15 Che- Kiat quarrelled with his
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      INDIA'S SQUASH CHAMP FOR AUSTRALIA
      109 3 India's squash champion. Mr. Abdul Bari. \vho could find no opposition in his own country Is travelling all the way to Sydney to comr m the Australian Open Championships. Mr. Bari arrived at Kalians Airpori yesterday moon ex Qantas BOAC Constellation en route io Sydney.
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      VARIETY CONCERT
      25 3 The Indian Fine Arts Society is sponsoring a varietj concert to be staged at the Raffles Institution Hail ihis Saturday at 0.30 p.m.
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      Porker Pen Tor Wilson
      228 3 Auxiliary Pc ice Officer B. H. Wilson yesterday reedveel n tioorl Services Oeetlffcute and a Parke» pea awarded to him bj hz Commissioner of PoMce, lianvoon, far his services. A former hntt Innjt cist oi PoMe in iin aVuajreea i*oliee POTCe, Wfisoc offered \ahiHble a-ivstanrr in
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      The Stork Won't Surprise This Plane
      222 3 LK)URTEEN pregnant women arrived at Airport yesterday afternoon in a chartered plane specially equipped to handie maternity cases. The aircraft was a 8.0.A.C. Argonaut from Bremen. The lounge was curtained off to instal a matrons. The women are displaced persons travelling with their husbands
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      Amethyst Returns To The East
      103 3 A.P. PLYMOUTH. Wednesday. The frigate Amethyst, which 1 won fame :or its dash lor freedom down China's Yangtze river last year. Is on the first stage of Its turn Journey to the Car East. The brave little ship sallec from here on Tuesday tor Malta.
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      DR. RASIF
      30 3 The Governor las .ocogttieed prevb lonal'y Dr. Mohamed Rasif as ConsulGenera" of the Governm?nt of the fteptib'-i.C Indonesia Serikat at Singapore pending ih<' issue cf His Majesty's Exeouator.
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      Reward For Kongsi Raiders
      179 3 KUALA LUMPUR, WctlTHE Pahang Police ar* offering a reward o; Si.ooo for information leaning to me arrest of any of the following two person.. wno together with other armed Chinese bandits raided a kongsi house .on Sang Lee Estate in Bentong District. Nu Kon Yoke, 21-year-oM
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      23 SOCIETIES ASK TO BE LISTED
      367 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. TWENTY-THREE m or c applications from societies to be registered or exempted Under the Registration of Societies Ordinance. 1949 were received during the month oi July. 1950. according to the monthly report of the Acting Registrar of Societies. Mr. G. H.
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      U.S. INTERESTED IN MALAYA
      280 3 Lutkins PENANG, Wednesday. I'fiE American Government is very' much interest cd in South East Asia, particularly Malaya, said Mr. L. R. Lutkins, the newly appointed U.S Consul for Penang who arrived with his wife and two children by the President Munro yesterday. He said that the
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      Council For Youth In Kelantan
      133 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wad. The State Secretary. Kelantan. Tengku Panglima Raja, called a meeting recently oi representatives of all youth associations and clubs to discuss toe formation of a Youth Council in Kelantan. The draft constitution ol the Council was discussed in detail and the State
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      Copra Still Rising
      82 3 Copra wa* firm in Singapore yesterday with buyers opening at IfSfl pel f.o.b. Sept.-Oct. and rising to >4-t Sellers held off for 545. Coconut oil was offered at 168 per picul f.o.b. Sept-Oct. in second hand drums. Cloves opened slightly lower at $89 buyers, and tellers at
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      DR. W.B. YOUNG
      39 3 The Governor has approved the appointment at w B. Young. Radiolog'St, tin \<«:k Seng Hot pitai, BJaipore lo oflWate a fti aiologist, Central Hospital, Singapore in place of Dr. J. W Winchester who is on cave.
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      BURMA MAY BE ANOTHER KOREA EX-GOVERNOR
      363 3 Reuter. QIR Reginald Dorm an-Smith the Governor of Burma from 1941 to 1946, Voday declared that Burma, may become another Korea dependent on the •'cumbersome" machinery of the United Nations to save her from aggression. in a letter published in th? Lcndcn Times, the
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      SCHOOL TEAM
      27 3 PENANG. Wed. Reprvs -ntatives of th.' school committer a n d schoolmasters, will meet on August 29 to discuss the revision ol the school calendar'
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      Father & Son Win Appeal
      169 3 Father Son Win Appeal a i .1.- r and -on. Bel A Koon nd tfg Hon Quee. vviic had been bound over by the fourth Magistrate for period of six months m Ihe sum of sioo aad eeavfod to pay SlO compensation to n worn-m. dblr Ah Choo. ifor ;dkgcdly
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      Muslim Pilgrim Officer Dies
      68 3 The Muslim Pilgrim Officer m Malaya. Inchc Haji ADdul naiiim bin Tahir who e?A* flown here frco Jeddnh where he had fallen in aud became paralysed r.ieo at the General HospitrJ on Tuesday afternoon. He was buried yesterday al 4.30 p.m. His body wa i irfKon
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      DESIGN FOR LIVING
      711 4 MR. Wilhefm Ropke, the distinguished Swiss economist, does not write the kind of books that one picks up to be amused or diverted. Nor does he use the kind of words that are easily digested. But this does not mean that Mr. Ropate is a dull dog,
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      918 4  - AMBOINA TESTING GROUND FOR U.S.I. by KENNETH LIKES A.P. Correspon dent in Jakarta SjpJlß Indonesian guvcrnineri' I is massing an army to attack Amboina Wand and Still hoping the rebel stronghold will give in without a fight. Any amphibious assault upon "the isolated but Heavily fortified Island will be *s
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      "Frog-Eye"—The Enemy Of Malayan Tobacco Men
      1360 4 THE work of the department has continued to be principally of an advisory nature amongst small holders growtni iruit. vegetables and tobacco. l no growers seloom conn to the office or write seeking advice, but they are keen to discuss their problems when visits
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      CAN SOEKARNO HOLD THE INDONESIAN REPUBLIC TOGETHER?
      316 4 A.P. froui ..j °f nee a n?-i \i r, 1,.. ***t of karri h a n v Jnk r s ,ons 5 she rvc! I ir 7'.. ln Ju 'y troo r• on .'-ihoiT hourmg Usi inds p. n Bum, ss h U1
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      Interpreter Faces Graft Charge
      181 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. fVK Teck Hon, a 23-year-old Chinese clerk/interpreter attached to the Detention Camp, Kluang, vas tried in the Sessions Court yesterday on two nts u f cheating two detainees and dishonestly im iiiii thom to deliver $30 to him. HP U7n C nllnornH He
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      CALWELL MOURNS LOAN
      177 5 Reuter AAP. DENILIQUIN. New South Wales. Wed. FORMER Australian Minis--1 ter of Immigration and nformation Arthur A. Calweii today declared it a matter for national mourning, and not rejoicing, that the Government had pledged the credit oi Australia for another loan in the pawnshops of New York."
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      TEXAS CITY MAKES ROYAL BABY CITIZEN
      58 5 A.P. EDINBURGH. Texas. Wed MAYOR 51 iix McDonald today proclaimed Princess Elizabeth s new baby "a citizen ol Edinburgh. Texas, will all the rights and privileges thereof." The city prepared to sh p a bale of Texas cotton to the Royal child to "provide
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      The Dato Hears About It
      25 5 Mr. Chonsr Thu*t P J M. in the Ot'rn ral Hospital talking Mr. Ts»n Cheng I.oek, pn Mtoat <»» Ihw M.c.v
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      LAWYER TELLS OF ATTACK
      228 5 JWELVE hours after he was attacked by two men, yesterday 49-year-jld Ma. Chong fhutt Pitt, President of the Singapore Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association and lawyer, said: "I am none the worse for the attack." Mr. Cheng looked as 'he lav iii bed the General
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      ACSU TO KEEP ANNIVERSARY
      51 5 The Army civil Service Union will celebrate its fourth anniversary with a tea-party at the Victoria Memorial Hall on September 9. The Executive Council will be issuing invitations to heads of the War Services Departments, important Government officials. Legislative Gov icillors and leaders of other trade
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      SIGNOR BOLLINI
      36 5 A' notiiTcation hai now .xcr. received that the ding's Ex equator empowering Signor Adolfo A. Bollini a3 ConsutGeneral of the Argentine in London wrh jurisdiction in this Colony has receive I His Majesty's signature.
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      Malayans Should See More Documentaries: Evans
      142 5 MR. Jack Evans. Singapore Fdm Ceneoi. said yesterday that documentary films irom democratic countries like Britain and the United States are playing a great part .n the educational, social and political development of Singapore ..no the federation. M.. EvaiiS was speaking at the weekly
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      The Speed Kings Were Thrilled
      226 5 MEMBERS of the Singapore Motor Club and their wives had a thrill last night when they saw two films made by the Socony Oi) Company on American motor racing. The pictures, were shown hy Mr. it V. Richards, the retail Instructor of the Stan-dard-Vaccum Oil
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      RELIGIOUS TALK
      27 5 Tuan Kiai Haji Fadzullan Sunajini will give a religious talk at the Kota Raja Cluo, at 8.30 p.m. tonight. All Muslims arc invited to attend.
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      15 VOLUNTEERS A DAY
      23 5 Reuter. Norwegians have been \i unteerin? to fight in Korea at the rate of up to 15 a day.—Reuter
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      U.S GOVT. WILL BOSS RUBBER SOON
      601 5 DIJRPFP ~m WASHINGTON, Wednesday. ni.« m,S beMeve the government boost 1 consumption of rubber to Thi i t i MI^ g W,U the market the -ovtrnm^° mmerce De P ar t™nt has announced aUooatinn t* co,lsid ering a plan to impose tvrefand T crude
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      BOOK REVIEW CONTEST
      72 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Entries for this month s Book Review Competition must be in to Radio Malaya by Friday. September Th<» winner will be announced in the projramme "Talking of 800kI*'1 which will 03 on Wedne.-.-day. September 13. Reviews must be approxi mately 500 words, on any
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      DANCE TUTORS TO CONTEST FOR CUP ON SUNDAY
      73 5 The Singapore Association of Teachers of Dancing is holding its Third Annual Dance Championship at the Victoria M mortal Hall this Sunday, ior the K. L. Lim Annual Challenge Championship Cup. This Championship is open to all Professional Dance Teachers domiciled in
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      Khan To Fight For More Homes
      149 5 fi[ORE and cheaper homes for the poor and middle classes, more senior posts for deserving local men and a pledge to fight for the n«ht of the working man are some oi the promises made by Mr. If. A. Rahim Khan In his election
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      GREAT BEYOND
      31 5 There will he a pu~**fc lecture at tht Singapore* Lb**ge TheosophicaJ Society. 8 Cairnhiil Road, today at 6JO p.m. Subject: LJf> aftei Death by atr. a. p. r Hlay.
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        57 5 ALLEY OOP by V. T. Hamlin Li t ABiliEß by \thasS Tl S A OUT-I'D BE WKjWWTPr FsTOP 'THAT HASTPIM.T J VT >7 IS ST~lr J V 5u ima RIT (TT A 1/ V KNOW I CAN TRUST < I E&MtSTrJ OONT KNOW A 1 —('[kT^ 7 SPOT OLD A
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      More Jap Orders For Rubber
      128 6 THE rubber commodity market opened yesterday with Bret business- done al 137 cents Jo«i«' h |H.)iind for September. A fa r amount of pj«ietd in the inuriiin-. In the ate afternoon I acre was a sudden rush of buying on Japanese orders and the nvarket
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      NEW SCUDAI MEETING
      121 6 The 24th ordinary general meetin:r of New Scuda. WW held in S nsrapore on r ncia> August 4. T Mr E C Mat mi presided. ITO directors' rejJort end for the year ended Man.h »1, ISM and the hamnans statement, copies of whkh ha d a ready
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      World Tin Output Down
      351 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS A.P. THE HAGUE, Wednesday. THE International Tin Study Group w orld 1 production of tin in concentrates in June at 13.300 long ton May Irom 3 362 tons to 3261 "onsMn June. Both Malayan and Indonesian sligntly to 4.739 and 2.605 tons
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      EXCHANGE
      34 6 U.P. HEONCI K<»N«'.. Wed, The fu. '..wire w»T.- today nuoiatioii" on the Huni; Kon« Money Ex'hrTKs«» B p. r U.S. dollar HKJI.t 5n per j>o\ind rtertina. HK*29S per Urni of so J. 1
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      IN PORT
      67 6 In Part: «uudai U.l. Iv iuim. (44). s. iw.Mio. ,sb r« 7* i! s; reel 1 10 41». Heaatton l3t/3t). t.'haiidpara I i .>. Jioe-jh StlTcr'lxM (33 SuMtf" Jf», .lohn Bakk* (17/ M). reoch «1» 20». fl »1 i.. 4 olurada ii.v-J»>. Mentor (23 St), Beaveax '< »<»i
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      Tin Prices
      42 6 The li" metal market h;id ;i »harp fall in Sinnapore > «"*ter,U\ with tie price at I >»• le«M than Tuesdaya pnr(. The price of three months tin in London the previous da> wa* (MS per lon a drop ot t.> on
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      LONDON TIN
      55 6 A.P. LONDON j \\\d. -Tin was quiet, iwtn turnover 75 tons. Both spot and three months closed at £?Sb—£7BB per ton. Tht settlement price mm* £788. Spot rubber was 12 p< nee per pound nominal. October 41,—42 1 November 10 -40 1 December 38%--39. January March .".7 —37-.
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      Less Interest In Tins
      147 6 _»»r».i < w the bib' d r °P in lne price of the in. interest. Industrie, were qu e.iy iteadj ruibbcis wfcrc neglected. The fol'owin; wore thi la) prices chaaeea: SINGAPORE. AL'J. 3. Con. Tin an^u Pref. 20 'I 21. I Ords. 16 17/6 E. Utd.
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      LONDON SHADES
      123 6 LONDON. Wed.- A chetrftil start was made to tbe new tr;" limt P* r *jl in the London Block Bxcbanee today. Sentiment was assisted by favourable interpretation of event? in Korea and tirmn am-- \v:d« <ptea-l many sect ons. Tiie volume of busiaeea, Uowever, showed no lini of
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      U.S. RAISES TYRE PRICES
      116 6 A.P. AKRON OHIO. Wed i; >!\. <r Tyre and Rubber Co.. hy larreeeed p r on pa.--sem.i--r track »nd farm tyres and on rubea mier of naiural rawer. R. tail pr>. e« on all passen-'. i tyres have been ra aed five per nt. on. all
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        667 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) earners p discharge cargo. Sailings for GLASGOW CONTINENTAL PORTO. 26 =S5 HoTland 26 »**i^r:ritV Holland Hamburg ••Perseus" sails for Genoa. Marseilles, Lav- Jg rt crpool. Glasgow g5 t 2 l sails for Avonmouth Liver f Sails from U.K. U.S.A. t "Asphalion"- due from U.K.
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        351 6 BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. SINGAPORE Lloyds Agents In Singapore. Ticket Agents For Malayan Railways GLEN LINE ACCEPTING FOR "^j^^™™"* .Ear,ricp| FROM UK FOR STRAITS, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, ASD JAPAN. GLENGYLE Due Penang Aug. 24 i-i wa VFARIC Due Penang oepi. CABRffiRS OPTION TO PROCEED VIA OTHER PORTS TO LOAD AND DISCHARGE CARGO.
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        422 6 aw Rtn fRA*'^ SITUATIONS VACANT WANTED. Clerk with minimum standard VII English. Typing sential. Apply Box A.3923. Tribune. Spore. IMS7I WANTED: T.-acht rs (ma* I rentaieai for 91 war a- Bbtu Pabat. Minimum ajwaiiftrnlkma: S.S.C. with DM9 in Oral Enoiisil. Apply to: Manager, Bandar School. Bain Paliat. OMtt >. REQL'LRED
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        375 6 TUITION BEGINNER: Sept. Bk.-kcep ng. S hand and Any.. Typi-i-. Frtt and Latin. Running A< <1> Curr.: Land Survey. E;jg...-h md Math", all aid". »Morn. Ex <p.ed 5" 120 both places Ind. tuition in S hand. E.vr. and Maths. S.I.C. 7"> Middle Road and 1" Co yua' IQ.BW < LaiSSONS
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        693 6 SAILINGS FROM SCANDINAVIA UK/ CONTINENT ms "KVERNAAS" r>j for Manila. Hongkong, Kobe. Yokohama Takubmr m.s. "KAMBODIA" ciuc abt. for Bangkok, Manila and Hongkong 1 i[) m.s. "ANNAM" due abt: g for Hongkong, Kobe. St Yokohama p 23 m.s. "LALANDIA" duo abt fur Saigon Bangkok. p o0 m.s. "NORDVEST" due abt.
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      FORM GUIDE FOR SATURDAY
      9302 7 First Day Of K.L. Races "lass 3, Div. I-5J F. Class 3, Div. .1-7 F. XIKPAL 1)00 rM I \*T> 18-2 .0. K.I. fcl<» ,H |lv) Clam 1 Div. 3. Lucky Are. B.w» •v Time 1 mm. 07 8/5" 1 1 Going good. ,>i l \>T>
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      Truman Undecided On Crossing The 38th
      156 8 A.P. WABHIVOTON Wed. DEPRESBN T ATTVE John c Dayies i Detnocr. t, N« w York 1 S lid today that President ruman Indicated that he hai not "derid'd in his own nind" how far United Nations troops should go < nee they are able
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      FREIGHTER SINKS
      39 8 Reuter. HONGKONO, \\i i ho British registered freighter Jeep He* < i <><;;i tonsj h .nk totfav after striking .< mine in the y/angtat estuary v:\ny i this morning; ■acoriting r«j radio messages received a»r<a froia Bhang* u. Renter
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      Off To U.S.
      73 8 Nin ii'vn-yt-.ir. <ij<l Shunt Kwa! tot «eong ot M WFJUnaoa Una Htagapore, u!n> is traviag todaj b} I'an-Aimri-'an \ir.\:»\s ,ur timber st*«Ei fan tbe United siat.-s. He is ,h,> young, son of Nhcim Yip Lroatg of singapor.' welt known rabbar gooAi fiianulactunr and and i ai hi
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      MURDER CHARGE
      36 8 A 3f>year-oM Chinese, T. t n Hung Song, was ytSJterdfcy charged in tne Relief <cirt with the murdei :,i woman Phua Tolce Hwm .at ntn orAugust 22. ran w a remanded IC August 28
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      RAIL STRIKE CRIPPLES CANADA
      262 8 Parliament To Meet Reuter. OTTAWA. Today. ]HE Canadian' Parliament has been called to me?i nsjfc Tv esday to act in the general rail strikr, Prime Minister Louis St, Laurent announced yesterday. Ho told reporters the Special session would deal with the Korean situation as well as
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      His Late Arrival Cost A Life
      155 8 Reuter. i KAL1MPONG. North < India. Wednesday, i THK Tibetan Govern- v ment has arrested a messenger whose late arrival cost the life oi an Aincncan diplonv.it. it was reported here toc'.iy. The messenger was riding to the Tibetan- Chinese frontier to tell k
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      NARRIMAN NOT GOING TO FRANCE
      70 8 A.P. DEatville, Today. A spokesman of King Varouk of Egypt repeated that Xarriman Sadck is not coming to Heauvillo and that the King is not going to meet her anywhere else in Europe. The sp;kcsman said that he did not know the tCing*fl pians and
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      Cominform Plotting —T.U.C.
      116 8 Reuter. LONDON. W d THE General Council 01 1 the a.000.000-stnvv*; Trades Union Congnss today aecuasd Russia and the Com inform of plotting world revolution through the Communist Parties ol oth< r countn.'s. The march of events had lorced the conclusion "that in all the countries m/ht
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      All-Malaya Soccer XI v. H'kong
      82 8 KH i IAJUPUn, Wed i i.« foflowiag hive been rl< <•! i 1 hy the Foot hull N *ooiaUon of Ifalays to rrpre- All }f*Un| i gainst m m frirnrtly.asm t gum to be pi. yid on Auj, 2*l af Singapore: chu Chee Seng (Singapore);
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      PLAYER SENT OFF FIELD
      106 8 Tamo soccer was witnessed at the G.H Q. jrounc jrcaterday when Breweries S.C. scored a two goal victory aver Outhrles sr. in a Business Hons- b fixture. Wdd kicking seemed to be the order of the day and tlvre were misses gaiort. However, to add it
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      BROOKS HERE, FIT, CONFIDENT
      194 8 gen BROOKS, triple champion of the Orient arrived here yesterday from Manila by piane for his light with Flashy Sebastian on Sept 1 Confident and looking very fit, the Orient King-pin said. "I il do my verv best M when ask cd about his Sebastian ocrap
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      HONGKONG T-T TEAM DELAYED
      68 8 Th Httn-rkoni: tat>l>- t»*nn 'earn which was arhedaled to j> a its nrs; gnme lodav in Singapore OM noi arrive w-ieidav As ;i rawM the tirst dav 'i nro *Taaam« has been cancelled. Th* 1 pad match the Hongkoaa teai lo a,,/ U S '2 na
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      S'PORE INDIANS TIPPED TO WIN BARDHAN CUP
      113 8 Three oft Vials and seventeen p.ay.is Wl j ma*ea» the a. lnd uns who will V- her*> tomat. II ai;ai;wi Singapore l.uijan* £v 5 a lh Medial vi?--J* y -r. Indian- are the hoiu ?T T l iey °«*«t«d BJagapore Ja- «1 to
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      RUGBY LEAGUE
      40 8 Reuter. uu.-snox. Wed.-Hoiue Rue* UMfrue result* 1 W J Kauovv r s: a int Helen i 11 Br«dford Northern fc Dew«lmrv J-' »'-an>ley 14. Hull e\ HuMlet Hudde raflek13 AaStey* n"^\ ,k,,,V1(1 Trinity it. J*'-'" Sw.nion 2. Ranter.
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      FILIPINO BOXING TEAM
      18 8 Hie J iiipm« kmxmrn mmt *rr.\.J •t Kalian* Airport ye****, Little- .NfMie. aiMl ft,,. Brooks.
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      Neptune's Daughter, Slickness Go Best
      377 8  -  By SPOT A number of good gallops were T ,urs track was open ior training. The going was good. he ">« Acpuines Daughter (TulVi) mr nu (Dunwoodie) wording togethe pLS Sl **nesi seconds for the thre?. This v s 3 recorded this morning. NeoMim lm
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      Essex Out For 229
      83 8 B©UTHBJM>-ON SEA. LBSEX. wed. indies imii ,v- .1, it... ~-d iv. jj, < roftd hei Ufcles 10. me ihCif ma'c'it \»iih s. I'i.e ioun.v. iovi\ •<* oouncf < riamp.on"»nio table, p»cmieed wen in «•-.*■.11:1 <it*nu 01 126, b.a on that wa.* hroken there w, 1 j
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      GUSSIE TURNS PRO.
      18 8 NEW YORK, w n.-Qcit-nuu < "fJorjp om Cuss., Moran, (farted States tennis star, aaa turn.-u professsonaj
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      EBOR HANDICAP
      43 8 Reuter. YORK. Wed.-Ma j. G. Renwicks, fcur-year od ullv Cadzow Ooak won the £3.00*• Bber Handicap ran er enc mile and three quartet.- here thte afternoon. Mr. J. Westell's Le Teltter second and ~Ar. J. Johnson s Royil Entrance third. —Reuter.
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      SIGNALS WIN 4-1
      62 8 a keeali mai. h .ii u.f' 1 5 eaterday, <; n <■" 1 1 naN dented Kvr,n.V" >: N Sports C id. i,v n a Junfor c ip v Sajarahs PtaSed aff Meorbouw in r n ;ll > box, and iJT 1 On the raanee or „d
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      HOME SOCCER
      138 8 Reuter. LONDON' 'Aye »ng are Hon,, rnotbalUsuits: ENGLISH LFAGIF Arsenal Chelsea v. ttciion l Torham 4. Derby Wolvr nampton >. Fulham J Charlton.! Hrddersfield Stoke 1. Liverpool lb* Chester Uid. I, MiddKbrough 4 Ever: or I Rr> castle l tfest Lvom. L Second Division: Birmingham 2 teices a
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      NAVY SURPRISE CUP HOLDERS
      389 8 JJOYAL Navy sprang the biggest s irprise on the local soccer field this season yeste day they defeated the If 49 Cup holders and this year's League champions. Kota Raj w° goals to one in the S.A.F.A. C -.a!h I final at Jalan Besar Stadium. The
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        142 8 CLCVETS SOAP PERFUME takjjgS WORKS Jj&L HAARLEM HOLLAI.O j Look far th:s Trsie ml QlfWfi BUTTERMILK LiJ3 SOilP No. 340 A Skin and Hair Beautifier It Is a well known fact that from time immemorial m.lk Md -penahy B«*SerseJft has been Used in preoptions tut beautifying the skip. Ltf <Jd
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