Malaya Tribune, 28 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
Total Pages: 18
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    16 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE NEWS loom LATE EXTRA g[V£ PAGE*. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS
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    SPENCER MURDER: THE FULL STORY
    245 1 INQ UIR V BEGINS Inspector Describes Discovery Of Girl's Half-Naked Body Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE, Today. THE of the half-naked body of ten-year-Id Winnie Annie Spencer on the rock-studded V:b k Blangah was described to the Court Magistrate today, court was inquiring into a tentative
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    JAPANESE ADMITS CUTTING I-CARD
    166 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. JOHORE BAHRU, Today, pi FTY-THREE year-old Miss Misawa Tori, a Japanese British subject, teaching in St. Hilda's School, Singapore, pleaded guilty in the Magistrate's Court today to a charge of mutilating her identity card. She also pleaded guilty to failing to report the
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    DR. ALLEN
    54 1 Dr. G.V. Allen, vice-chan-cellor of the University of Malaya, who arrived in Singapore from New Zealand yesterday, left for the U.K. by Qantas BrO.A.C. Constallation this morning on 'ong leave. He will combine business with pleasure during his stay in th United Kingdom and will study more about
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    WASHINGTON RAPS Mac A
    647 1 rfAT WASHINGTON, Today. |j JJWvAL Douglas Mac Arthur yesterday withy from public circulation a message on the o, Formosa that he had sent to the Veterans wagn ars meeting in Chicago, tion t t c^0R presumably was taken at the director '"resident Truman. *ordi UPP °J
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    Reds Take Town On Road To Taegu
    169 1 (By Roy Macartny) Eighth Army Headquarters In Korea, Today. rOMMUNIST forces last night captured Dihung, 22 miles northeast of Taegu and forced the 6th South Korean division to withdraw 4,000 yards in this sector, it was officially announced this morning. The Bth South
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    THE ANTARCTIC IS AN IMPORTANT AND STRATEGICAL AREA
    883 2 U.P. ANTARCTICA and the adiaeen:, seas would 7 swiftly become an important strategic tl area if the Korean contact leads to a third world war according to geopolitical experts here The lessons of earlier Wl 11 and self-evident facts of geography puint
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    SINGAPORE DANCE CHAMPS
    33 2 Mr. Loe Poh San and Miss J»nny Qiiek rce-ivlng the championship cup ham Dattn Pagtar it the Singapore Dance Teacher's annual ball held at lh< Victoria Memorial Hall last night.
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    ITURBI MAY STAR IN 'RIVIERA'
    80 2 A.P. HOLLYWOOD.—Jose Iturbi. SpanLsa-txTB pianist and actor, is being considered for the leading role in "Riviera, which producer Andrew Stone hopes to start filming about May 1. in Monte Curio. Wanda Htiiurix has been offered the leading feminine role in the musical picture, which was
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    PROTEST TO EGYPT
    34 2 A.P. Britdn, Norway and the U.S. have protested to Egypt again-'t her demands that guaranties be given that oil passim* through the Suez Canal i« not finally destined to Israel. j^J.
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    If You Smoke Over 30 Cigarettes A Day You're Asking For It
    134 2 U.P. SYDNEY. gVERY cigarette you smoke takes three minutes ot your life, according to professor ot physical chemistry Dr. S. W. Pennycuick. Pennycuick sowes 15 cigarettes a day himself, but doesn't inhale. Despite the loss of about four
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    Guerilla Chief Turn Against untitled
    80 2 Fingers." has switch* 500 armed folleWri the Communis led 2 minh Party i Q f fighting against then, thorities ani.ourced \<Jm day. "Cut Finger' vat a <t» sident leader al the Z a politico-religious g3 which has lately Q supporting the French a othi r
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    Canada untitled 'Operation Gold Lift'
    121 2 U.P. TORONTO T I A 4» uiiut'i •.ynsiurrduori j dry ♦c keep CMMMI gold indusiry openting J face o f a crippling rai! «tria cntiri 'v on tlx r.uiwiy.* a huge stocks of blasaj powdi oi'ii-rwisp v. r'ii forced to (.lose U "ont!ii">ed for M'
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    EXPORT untitled ON TREASURE
    30 2 U.P. cultural treasui metu Administration P kine said, io*""' or for exchanging »ith tural relica of otho Reproductions also AW £3 out of the ffrffl U.P.
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    FREIGHT RATE REDUCED
    37 2 A.P. HONGKONG.— munist authorities" try tions in rail Yangtze tag to a ShangW£ Rail fright been reduced an* I passenger fares ducd v -o 20 per freight rate, i river and 37 1*««* river.—UP
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    THE TIDE IS TURNING
    131 2 A.P. PUSAN, Korea. Today, THE Indian chairman of the United Nations Commission on Korea declared the tide of the war in Korea was begmning to "turn in our favour" and sored the Korean people the new rond forged in war "will stand forever in the annals
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    THE WRANGLE OVER NEW GUINEA
    684 3 Reuter A.P. vrvv GUINEAS IBJ/S: RjJfKe leas; interested fr** r pai ific eoncemrtLfatVct- th> 11 territory. 2 r-no tit a Jgt, f■ j hi •ii'Pr* Vair.i tor Indonesian '-r*- of West New •t-.ned I out] o>t of PJiL T n ip. ire when jE* l.'
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    RECEIVES QUIT NOTICE
    61 3 The Ai Hwa School which has been given notice to quit its premises by Government. The land on which the school stands is Crown land and is in the middle of the proposed new arterial road joining Coilyer Quay and Prince I dward Road. Picture shows some
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    Fearsome Rumours Precede Building Of Bangkok Bridge
    177 3 Router-A.A.P. BANGKOK. A bridge which is being built on the road from A Bangkok to the seaside resorts oi Saensuk and Sirarha the fishing village of »n and the fruit producing provinces of East Thailand ha. given rise to lively and fearsome rumours
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    MUSHROOMED
    39 3 Reuter, AAP. SYDNEY. A truck. with a thick oatU-g of mud in the tray, which had been brought through fro m flooded areas. Produced tour mushrooms. utner cars getting through have grass sprouting from the caked mud.—Reuter, AAP.
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    Top Secret A-A Gun Mountings
    110 3 Reuter-AAP. MELBOURNE. NEW secret anti-aircraft gun mountains, built at the Commonwealth ordnance factory under the supervision of scientists and technicians from the Royal Ordnance Factory at Nottingham, England, have been delivered to the Royal Australian Navy. The mountings, to be fitted to the new destroyers
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    'MINOR PEST' DESTROYS PADDY CROPS
    76 3 Reuter. CALICUT i Madras State). —Leptispa a plant post. is destroying paddy crops over a large area in the Malabar coast of Madras. The appearance of the pest over an extensive area is puzzling entomologists who have hi.herto regarded it as a "minor pest". They
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    HE LIED ABOUT HIS GOLF
    82 3 Reuter. AAP. BRISBANE. A reporter was me only man to face the lie detector at an advance demonstration here. He got along with the right answers to all questions put to him by the demonstrator until it came to golf. When he said "yes" to
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    SPEEDING
    61 3 You've been a naughty little girl," Mother admonished, "not to stop rushing around when you've been told. Just for that you don't get any chocolates!" Little Maijorie subsided queitly and thoughtfully into her chair. A little while later her brother came into the room, and inquired, "Why so still
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    WILL SERVE UNDER MacA OFF KOREA
    33 4 The Royal Canadian Nava vessel Gayuea. one of the three Canadian destroyer* s ni to Korean waters to serve under the command of General Douglas Mac Arthur.
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    Truman May Impose Gag On Officials
    220 4 U.P. WASHINGTON, Sunday. fHAIRMAN John Kee of the House Foreign Affairs Committee said today that officials who are not charged with making United States' foreign j)olicy would do well to "keep their big mouths shut" about it. He made ih? stattemen about sp*-cui«.ikm ihat
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    BEVIN FOR NEW YORK
    27 4 LONDON. Sunday FOREIGN Secretary Bevin T will head the tour-man British delegation at thmeeting of the Western Powers' foreign ministers in New iTork.
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    MALAY WOMEN ASKED TO SUPPORT UMNO
    109 4 KUALA KANGSAi*. Sun. THE proposal to hold an Annua! Education. Week was not considered favour able at yesterday s meeting of th Women's Section of UMNO held at the Astatia i.»-jaaaat'iaii. Omy •Spates supported the scheme. Che Khatidja of Kua'.a Kangsar presided at the
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    MOVED ¾ INCHES
    48 4 MOVED INCHES Reuter. LONDON. Sunday. ThTower. London s mediaeval lortress-prison. is moving away irom the River Thames. Scientists ot the British National Physical Laboratory who sank a pile into the blue clay round the Tower's foundations, say that it has moved threequarters of an inch in 21 years.—Router.
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    DATO BRADDELL
    21 4 Dato Sir Roland Braddell left Singapore for U.K. on the Oranje this morning. He is going on a holiday.
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    N.Y. Docker 'Ban' Sovie Cargoes
    72 4 Reuter. y c to all Russia utgott.^^ The; (LStOCt CttiMC Interionsl Lon&hottJ Assuciaiioa ann<aus^H no Soviet goods wSB ccforh be oac!e<i loaded in ihe port. The associauon. aSUnI to the American Fetanfl oi and camtgu r all ste\ q >Tj n g I in New
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    Applies For Habeus Corpus
    22 4 A.P. 1 tody. I to J to be stnt for t! "J. clared h: \vvlcoir,< before a court.—Ai".
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    UNESCO SPLIT OVER REDS
    16 4 UNESCO SPLIT OVER R EDS A I its Pilis »1J Oni\ I ruled stf.t l^\-jn uganizatior..-
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    HE WAS IN THE CHIMNEY
    10 4 chimin y ar m 1
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    The Man Who Wanted To Drive
    1298 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY DENYS VAL BAKER u•. p in ►veals of :.or. oout of I i I after work, in a bittcred, rakish, green sports ear that I had bought in the days when second-hand cars were to be had for a houg.
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      99 5 SUPERMAN by Wayne Boring >SP-CPiMPS THE Yun-uH. 1 DIDN'T HERE SAY^^T^LE ASE DON'T VCL, ',AM£. SLUGGER \fi6URE ON A CELL. 'J SAD ENOUGH- /THAT A3AiN-AN' PROVOKE ME. f'D )AS»<ED CR MP. a n a BETTER )BUDDY: IP I WANT S BUT HAVING TO< iT GOES DOWN \DETEST HAVING TO/ AN
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    Some Liquids Can Soak Through The Enamel Of Teeth
    293 7 A.P. CHICAGO. DADIOACTIVE tracers haw snown that some 11 liquids can soak through the hard enamel ol leeth, the hardest substance in the human body. Two dentists at the U.S. Government's Los Alamos, New Mexico, atomic announced this in the Journal
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    MORE FREEDOM FOR THE INVALIDS
    90 7 Reuter. LONDON London County Counr 1 a ive drawn up a new set of by-laws to give wheel-chair invalids the chance to visit the cinemas and tl eat res more freely. Stnngen' laws hitherto forbade invalids and cripples fiom going to places of entertainment like
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    ROYAL DINNER GUESTS
    59 7 King Faxouk of Egypt is pictured here with some of his guests at the gala din ner he tfare in Deauville. France, ua Aug. 20. Left to right: F.I Haini Hussetn Pacha, widowei of the lat»' Princess Hesiican. of Egypt; the Beguin Khanr-Ring Faronk. and Mrs. Adda
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    Formosa Safe From Attack For Rest Of The Year
    127 7 U.P. LONDON. —Kuomintang leaders "are still as morally bankrupt as they before losing the Chinese mainland, the so< ialist New Statesman and National declared. An articla by "a correspondent now visiting Formosa" says that Formosa is probably safe from attack by
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    MORE JOBLESS
    94 7 Reuter. GLN'EVA Friday. I UNEMPLOYMENT was *J higher this ye.ll than during the corresponding period 1 tst ye r ii. 11 of the 19 countries for -which the International Laboui Office receives flguees. it whs announce to-t.ay. The countries where Mil crapknnnom increased during the period under review
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    MENZIES GETS LOAN
    25 7 A.P. Prime Minister Robert G. Menzies has arrived home after obtaining a US$lOO,OOO.--000 loan for Australia from the World Eank in Washington.—A.P.
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    No Offers For The 'Research'
    136 7 Reuter. DARTMOUTH Devon. Sun.— No one has yet come forward with wnat is considered by Uftc a reasonable otter for the 100.000 :ion-magnat le ship. Research, lying at anchor here. The Admiralty have been .seeking a buyer for The past live months. Research was launched
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    Penang Wedding
    43 7 PENANG. Miss Caroline Ruth Gurubatham was married to Mr. Samuel Arul Abishegam recently. The bride was given away by her father while the matron of honour was Mrs. W Guru ba tham Miss Lucy Abishegam and Miss Rosaline Gurubatham were bridesmaids.
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    Bronze Age Relics Found
    98 7 LONDON, Sun. Impvi tant relics hf the bron'age have been discovert a burial site on the *jßdswept moors above Burnt Lancashire. The 40 foot circle of boulders which marks tta consists of slterr.au rocks of millstone grit whK.. must have be< n carried over half a
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    Turn About
    104 7 It had taken the eatjn morning for Zekt to tow W tourist s disabled car waoi Turkey Track Spring down the .settlement at Whitti' Porch Clearing. When finally returned home. taw his weary ckl mule hitched t the ramshackle cart, his m came out on the porch BBJ
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    WHAT'S IN A WHISTLE?
    142 7 A.P. JERUSALEM.—Jan Peerce. the Metropolitan Opera tenoi, heard a shrill whistle at the end of his first in Israel. That was in Ramat Gan, the new coastal plain town, where he had regaled his audience with several ar as accompanied by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. There
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    Truman May Impound Loan To Spain
    97 8 A.P. WASHINGTON. Today. PRESIDENT TR'TMAM may Impound the proposed •mjjP 500.000 loan to Spam ,onfTe«* approves JjjJiuv as part of .the V&--4 ooo.OC-0 Appropriation ?li an administration aide ~'d yesterday. He 'told a reporter that he Mild not be surprised if would act to
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    Shore Ban On Oranje Passengers
    63 8 a ppomt- the Oranje last 2ihz wvn the «hip docked Si igapore. because no pas- sogers were allowed on Reason for the ban: The lust come in from rta, where there wa« an tofcipoi Port Health ice I th- ban. As reporter left the iw
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    NEW TROPICAL FISH FOUND
    32 8 latest find ol hitherto unLing the tetra i shining bluish tody and the dorsal fins coloured yell tm wer exhibited the honorary secretary 11 h Pi nang Acquarists
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    FESTIVAL OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS
    114 8 Tribune Staff Reporter. [HINATOWN was ablaze last night but the City Fire Brigade took no action. It was the "festival of the hungry ghosts." is i Chinese famicelebrate this festival Is on the 15th day n h moon (the -ry yhosts) oy >ns of paper
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    U.N. UNITS NOT TO BE IDENTIFIED
    125 8 AAP. TOKIO. Fri. (if f 'f 'T T U IAL var news re:umuniques vill n<» longer units of tip Headouarhere today, ial reports •liied rHvisions and regiments even special regimental combat teams by their numbers and "nicknames" iheir positions on the scattered Korean war
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    Cretan Beauty Risks Clan War To Stay With Her Lover
    318 8 A.P. HERACLION, Today. A BEAUTIFUL 19-year-old Cretan girl yesterday defied the consequences of a bloody hundred-year-old feud to stay with her lover orr Mount Isa legendary birthplace of Zeus and Jupiter. Daughter of a Liberal Party M.P., Taasoula Petra<y>georgi t
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    LECTURE OFF
    36 8 The lecture on "Mountains in Literature which was arranged at the British Council Hall lor tomorrow will not take place because Mr. Arnold Lunn has to leave Singapore for Australia two days in advance.
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    DR. SEAGRAVE
    36 8 Dr. cjorcr seagrav Amc rtcan Missionary recently •\nost< d rv the Burmese Gove: rment on suspicion of aiding X tren rends, has ipplie i to the Supreme Couu for a writ of habeas corpus.
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    HOLIDAY EXPRESS CRASHES; SIX DIE
    211 8 A.P. CONWAY. Sunday. THE "Irish Mail." crack passenger train, racing toward London half an hour behind schedule, rammed into a switching engine early today and spilled off the tracks. Five passengers and a dining car attendant were killed and 35 others injured. The passenger train
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    HO GETS MAO'S AID
    23 8 Reuter. Tlw Chinese authorities in Cant »n have sent about 800 cases <">! munitions to Ho Ch: Minh' forces. Reuter.
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    Water On Black Market
    84 8 W ater On Black Market U.P. Today. PALERMO, Sicily, A PITCHER of water brought 325 lh*e or TJSSO.SO on the blnck market (oday at \rgento and half a do7en other townships on the Southern coast of Sit d\. Nobody asked even if the water was polluted. An eslima<ed 25(MMU) inhabitants
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    SIR OWEN IN LONDON
    17 8 Sir Oven Dixon. I.N. Kashmir mediatcr. arsived IB Londea yesterday from Karachi. Reuter
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    FIRST SHIP
    19 8 Uruguay has author.se.l I janenan vessel to enter Montevidct for the first time since Jap in's surrendci.
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    MORE BRITISH OFFICERS OFF TO KOREA
    86 8 A.P. and Reuter. SAN FRANCISCO, San. AN advance party of X British Army officers left San Francisco today b> plane for Korea. They will make preliminary: arrangements there be fore the arrlvai ot Unite-: Kingdom troop*. Major K. Marafrif. told reporters that the British
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    Aborigines 'Can Be Developed'
    95 8 Aborigines 'Can Be Developed A.P. CANBERRA, Saturday. I'HVEN a educational I .system. Australian <ibongines touid tekc a usefu. place in th. AuifrwHin economy within 20 yenrs, Mi. D. M Carthy, Commonw» nlti. Consultant in Native Ecue.i tion. reported, i There is :ittle pioot. Mi. McCaithy said, aborigines. when al'owed opportunity
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    U.S. EMBASSY STONED
    50 8 Reuter-AAP. SANTIAGO DE CHILE. Sat.—A group oi people las: night hurled stones, bof: of acid md red paint at the United States Embassy here and broke several windows. The rioters, said to number about 30, shouted slogans af.acking the United States and praising the Korean Communists.— Reuter-AAP.
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    MARJAN MAKES IT EASIER FOR WONG PENG SOON
    526 9 ISMAIL BIN MARJAN (Bournemouth) caused an upset in the opening round of the S.B.A. Open Championships when he conceded a walk-over to Lav Teng Sian (Mayflower) at the Clerical Union Hall last night. He was not present when his tie was called.
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    WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
    59 9 ST. JOHN AM'II IANO; A<* ><H I AT ION, First-aid Class Headquarters Stamford Road, 5 p.m. YMCA: < r«.h*rd Road. judc class. 6 p.m., Singapore Lift Guard Coip* meeting. 7.30.p.m. SINGAPORE AKi MK1ETY, life olos.?-, iii Council Hali Stamford Road, 6 p.m. to 8.3( p.m. CHINESE
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    CINEMA
    118 9 < ATK.W The Yeliow Cabnan at 11 1.45 4.15. 6.45 prwi 9.30 p m. ALHAMBBA: "'Innd Cany.i Tr.i l" a' 1 45, 4 15 6.45 am! 9.30 p.m. I'AVHJON* "Ad- Hsd Four Sons" at 2 4.15 •>.' and 9.30 p.m. fAPli'OL: ■V»*iba«h Avenue" at 11. 1.4\ 4. €.3 nnd
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    SPORT
    38 9 SOCCER: RAJ .e iar v. hgtar v. Tiser- S.A Jalan stadium: B nc?~ Hons# A Horn; Korj; Bcnk Time Parby at G<»ylan»:: Main' Pr.bhshuij; House v. a f TU)D: Btw. Hse B: Guthrie V Overseas Chinee Ban';.
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    TIDI
    6 9 H.W.: 11.34 p.m. (10ft. lin».
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    S.C.C. Win Cup Game By 9 Wkts.
    236 9 S.C.C. bet; Sineapore Indians by n."" wkket.« to win the Chan! M. morial Cup cr.t ket mat«h oo ?CC Padang yesterday. Indian* Ist. Innings: 111 run? HOC Ist. Inning.: Heard b Y. Madari 27: Scwray lbw b Lhubalar. 0: b Bhatri 0; Ede
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    FARINA MAKES IT
    36 9 Reuter. y ILVERSTON X,, Northamptonshire. Sun. Italian rating ace Utuseppe Far unving an Alta-Komeo. today won the International Trophy here by yards from his team mate, Argentine driver J u «m Fangio.— Reuter.
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    GIFT FOR SWIMMERS
    46 9 A.P. ALEXANDRIA. Sun.—The Egyptian Government today awarded £5,000 eaca to Hassan Abdel Rehtm, winner of the recent Daily Mail Cross Channel swim, and Marei Hamad, who wa third. The money will allow each swimmer to build a house, a cabinet announcement said. —A.P.
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    ROBERTSON HIT 105
    157 9 Reuter. LONDON. Pun. A sou. a tury hy Jack Ruin rison. lUidd.sex open'n* lul—nn. the first day's ph»v betwt«*n Middlesex and the West Indies cniket tourists at Lords today. Robinson, la iiii< niiini 1 i .1 ♦»r than ■gnrawive moo. ;u 105 in neam .'our hour* 1
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    MALACCA PLANTER MARRIED
    71 9 MALACCA. Sun. Mr. M. Ahearne rsf Messers. Dunlop Malayan Estates Ltd.. Malacca, was married yesterday at the Church of Sc. Francis Xavier to Miss Patricia Forde. a Nursing Sister 01 the Malacca General Hospital. The marriage was solem nised by 'he ,o v. Fativ r de Souza.
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    Hook Hung For World C'ships—A Hitch
    519 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. yyiLL Tho Fook Hung, weightlifting champion in the bantamweight class at the British Empire Games held in New Zealand last year, represent Malaya again at the World's Weightlifting championships to be held in Paris in October this year? This was the
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    They Drank Champange From The Ho Ho Cup
    215 9 gVERY player and official of the Hongkong Chire team, the Malayan Chinese Football and their guests drank champagne from the Hn v Cup at last night's M.C.F.A. dinner in h *nZ the tourists at the Wing Choon Yuen Reshv Great World. restaurant,
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    VON NIDA WINS
    56 9 ADELAIDE, Sun.—Norm an Yon Nida en Btttofed iy won the Australian open g'o]f title with q g ite oi 286 only r.no t bftter thai 21-yre r-eIJ IV or Thomson, who brake the coarse 1 cord with <. challenging last round ot 66. Voi- Nida had roun
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    KEOWNAMS WIN
    28 9 Keownam Youngsters beal Johore CYIIA 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Naval Base yesterday. Boil goals were scored "in the second half oy Suan Sai.
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    Champion Shot To Train Sons
    104 9 ANK th British An vl best rifle shoti for the put 20 year s, -H'-year-D'.d Maor Charles E. Snrimpton, and j his tw soldier rasa arr al member 3 of the Ist Batta: on, They are tiaining for the Malaya Rifle Meeting takes place at
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    YWCA CAMP IN MALACCA
    50 9 MALACCA. Sat.- An gMaiayan Y.W.C.A. holiday camp is being WW at ttj labear Hall. Tranquerah Road. Malacca, with campers from «J Kuala Lumpur and 24 Malacca under the jgKgJ Of Miss Beatrice 1*8» pational Secretary V W.C.A. for Malaya an Singapore. Kwon Soo. is assisting her.
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    TIGER S.C GO
    121 9 CmwKSB Swiauniaf Cli:b H! r„, at Tiger Swim"-' r polo mat.h played jkx>! y. St. rdrf>. 1 recor d cf B(\ have kept tm T w J not drop!'in;; a P*™* Mtetfrf It era* ar. ««W mat.-h during J^^&tTttW" Oh Cbwee Bock. Chinese leadinc 2-u On the
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    Independence Champion
    497 10  -  By "SPOT" KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. INI.KPENDENCE (Mawi), never in the picture tiU I thc turn for home, gave a brilliant display a furlong out to snatch a great victory in the Class Division 1 race over 7-f. yesterday, the opening aav of the Selangor Turf Club's August-September Meeting.
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    —A Future
    567 10 Hoi test favourite of the day Heath <SOt> titkets) won iVe fourth race for Class 4 hor.- s -f. n easy manner. a?Ur n u r- I viving an obji.tion lodged against her. Jo*.key Chat-lea rode thin Cold Mint II mare with g.eat oniid e» c, holding her
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    TRUFINE IS BEST WORKER
    21 10 ng'was vu-.d-i|u T no -run tin »a« threatening. Ihe bdl Ad Why Si iv'i-ian iTuTni t. Double
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    BAILEY RUNS RECORD 220
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    WATER-POLO CHAMPS
    23 10 A.P. V 1 hNN A. Sun. Holland 1950 European wnterloo championships here v with a 9-4 victory 11 the defend'n rr
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    K.L. Weights For Wednesday
    332 10 K.L. W eights For Wednesday BH<>\\ are tbe weights for Wednesday, Seioud I>ay "f ihe Selangor Turf lull's ml Se»t Meeting. \Boi i n RLONGS. **L»riA!N bM hoy rji ■AIYLAXn ?ia Rj««mS tnS&R '"»»'M\ sasss 1 s S ES KB H<»u>i>. < ,„v. k M KI.ONOS ni W \HKIOR Outr
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    Washbrook Changes His Mind
    243 10 A.P. LONDON. Sun. Cyril WashbroK. Lancashire and England opening batsman. will tour Australia ami New Zealand with tht English cricket this winter. «t was announced today. Last month he said business commitments would prevent him fro n making the trip Now. ,u--has made an agreement with
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    Tan And Piruz Enter Bombay Semi-Finals
    97 10 BOMBAY. Sun.—The Malayan i<air. Tan Jin Eonff Jiid A. Pirus. v.on their *-ay to the semifinals of the men's doubles in the Criek**t Itife ot India charrpionships today beiU ing H. Pereira, India* Number Three, and K. IM. F ingnekar. 15-6. 15->. The Malayans
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    135 10 Reuter. LONDON. Sun. Oiickel tKat.urdayt < lose of play sc ores At Taunton. Soil" i t VP©! ceaterahire. worceeteranahe *i«!) ior 9 (Wyatt 53). .stump* drawn early owim; to tain. At Swansea, Warwi<k.-hi: for 2. play severely re**r cted by rain. At Southend. Ess< 179
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      57 1 MALAYA TRIBUNE by na PEQPU HH(,LR fft£o THAN ANY AFIT.RNOON PAPER IN MALA YA Phone SSM/3 Nine Lme* Published simultaneously at Swgapore, Kuala Lumpur, ipoh ana Penang. EIGHT PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 1950 Pit ICE TI N CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE Wimp* Tnbunc Office, I*3. Vtovi tttrwt, L»nii„n. X
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      ALLIES HIT BACK AT 2 RED DIVS
      358 1 A.P. TOKIO. Monday. COUTH KOREAN troops, backed by Allied aircraft and naval units, arc smashing back at the two Communist divisions advancing down the east i >.ist on Sunday. The Communists, in an all-out offensive to recapture tlx- east coast <>1 Pohang, have
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      NEW QUAKE SHOCKS
      199 1 BAD WEATHER DRIVES RELIEF PLANES BACK Reuter. wi.er it a. M'Mrfay. p rtttquakc shook M• n ,i p#rtB of i pp. > on S ituitl t v. I rr ng here snid.* Moving ft "ii. noith to <outh he shocli was described tli >t~- "1 in tltir
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      SA Fighters For Korea
      57 1 A.P. PRLTLRIA. Mon. THE United States has accepted South Afrlja oiler of a fighter squadron for Korea and It will so? 1 leave, the government arnounces. It will oe led by Acting Commandant S. van Breda Tberon D.S.C.. D.F.C. AFC. S2-yecr- old most decorated pilot in
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      BRITISH SPEARHEADS IN KOREA
      580 1 Reuter AAP. KOREAN FRONT. Monday. •TOMMUNIST troops are hurling armour into their new assault on the South Korean defenders of the east coast port of Pohang. after driving forward three miles and capturing the town of Kigyc. The new Northern drive came as two planeloads of
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      MORE BRITISH OFFICERS OFF TO KOREA
      86 1 A.P. and Reuter. SAN FR/NCISCO. Sun. AN advance party of 10 British Army officers left San Francisco today by plane for Korea. They will make preliminary arrangements there be fore the arrival of United Kingdom troops Major K. Marshall told reporters that the British
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      Red Envoys Jakarta
      62 1 A toast to friendship between Asia's infant regimr». Communist Ch'na and Indonesia. Chinese Ambassador Wan Jen Shu (left) ■ltd his Consul I'jons; Kin.*: Huat drink with President Soekarno on Aeu. 14 at the Presidential P n 1 a c c in Jakaita. A few moments irlier rioekarn»
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      Trooper For One Trip
      57 1 A.P. SAN FRANCISCO Sun. THE first passenger ship 'o be taken over by the United Sta'oo as a troooship. the President Lines' General W. H. Gordon is already taking Army personnel to Japan. The General Gordon is making one trip as a troopcarrier, then she will
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      DR. SEAGRAVE
      31 1 Dr CJordOß Soagrave. American reaentJy •■Tested ny the Burmese Goveinment on suspicion of •udinfe is..iien rebels, has appUou tc ihe Supreme Court lor a v rit of habeas corpus.
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      CLEM WILL BROADCAST
      29 1 Reuter. Mi. Clement Attlee Will m ike < non Vial broadcast on "the strei.ethcning of the UHtied for M next Wodnesl;iv at B.lf> pm. G.M. I. Reutei
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      SIR OWEN IN LONDON
      17 1 Reuter. Sir OV'-n Dixon. 1W Kashmir mediator, arrived ie Londea yesterday from Kara-chi.-i'eutcr
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      HOLIDAY EXPRESS CRASHES; SIX DIE
      214 1 A.P. CONWAY, Sunday. THE "Irish Mail," crack passenger train, racing toward London half an hour behind schedule, rammed into a switching engine early today and spilled off the tracks. rive passengers and a dining ear attendant were killed and 35 others injured. The passenger train
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      FIRST SHIP
      20 1 Reuter. Uruguay hai authorised o Janarase vessel to entei Montevideo for the first Um< since Jaom's surrendet. Reutei.
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      EUROPE IN PERIL
      24 1 Reuter. Mi. Winston Churchill ifi a nationwide broadcast Last night declared that Europe aa in "gTuve peril" from Conimuni Jt attack.—Reuter.
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      SALE POSTPONED
      24 1 Reuter. Bana authorities in canton have postponed indefinitely the aecona issuance of Victory P.onds. originally scheduled fot aai< 01. July I. —Reuter.
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      RICE LOAN
      23 1 Reuter. md; Q(fa "gratefully ■icceptcd" *he offer of the Ceylon Government to loan 10,000 tons of rice for Mucin-s. 1 '-uter,
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      Russian Weapons For N. Koreans
      181 1 A.P. WASHINGTON. Sun THE U.S. Arm> report.-d new evidence on Satinday of recent Russian shipments cf fighting equipment to the Korean communists. An Army spokesman said: "Interrogation of North Korean prisoners tends *o connrm reports that Sovie' Russia has sent equipment to North Korean Re
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      FESTIVAL OF THE HUNGRY GHOSTS
      137 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. THINATOWN was ablaze last night but the City Fire Brigade took no action. It was the "festival of the hungry ghosts. Hundreds of Chinese families celebrate this festival whitth falls on the 15th day of the seventh moon 'the moon of hungry
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      HO GETS MAO'S AID
      24 1 Reuter. Th" Chinese authorities in Caul -ii linve sent about 800 eases ot munitions to Ho Chi Minn', for cs.-Reutei.
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      Million Tons Of Atom Ore Found In Britain
      171 1 LONDON. Monday. A URANIUM deposit of perhaps one million tons has been found by prospectors in Northern Wales. The Ministry of Supply explained cautiously that the uranium ore is of "extremely low yield" and hinted that it might not be feasible to
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      JAP FEAR
      30 1 Reuter. The influential Tokio daily liji Sa.mp yesterday editorially declared that Japm <• irinol expect security guarantiee, 'torn the U.N. as long as the Soviet remains a memoer. Reutcj.
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      BEVIN FOR NEW YORK
      29 1 7 ON DON Sunday. FOREIGN Secretary Bevin will head the four-man British delegation at the meeting ol the Western Powers' foreign ministers In New York.
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      FORMOSA BEFAGGED
      20 1 A.P. Formosa was beflaggc<i >< tcrday In honour of the *****t i'liuveisaty of the birth of f onfucus. AP.
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      DATO BRADDELL
      20 1 Dato Sir Roland Braddell left Singapore for U.:v. on the Oranje this mcni- He is on a Hobday.
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      'MANCHURIA BOMBED' Say Reds
      155 1 U.P. tokio. Today. THE Ky k*o Mews A motifl o r sawi Ih it a Nf«w China Nays l*r«»r»C7 i Communist control!"!) broadcast from pektni reported that th* Chin .s* Communist GovefttnVitt had protested to the Amene »n Gov Tnment that Am rican plants had bonib:d
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      LECTURE OFF
      41 1 The lecture on "M >ic. tains in Literature' RrtUen xfas arrang d at the Britisu Council Hall tor tomorrow will not ra'ie piac<- becau: Mr. Arnold Lunn has to leave Singapore lor Ausir a lia two days in advance.
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      SUPPORTS RED PURGE
      24 1 Th FJi glish language Nippon Times yesterday edito* ially supported th" r>f Communi.-t trim public and privub organ .rtatSon in Japm.
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      Stop Press
      47 1 A.P. KOREAN WAKFKONP Today. i,i.-(irn. Walton 11. Walker, commander f the L.S. Eighth Army, returned from a frontln.e inspection ot the war ar« is yes < rda\ to aarn that Itwrthrr setbacks were in store for the United Nations forces Rghthtg the Nortli Korean Communists —VP
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      Juliana May Visit Indies'
      234 2 Dr l.v.a. Mctxsmaekcrs, chief of the Algemnen Netherlands Persburea(press agency) passed through Smgapore in the Oranj;- yesterday. Dr Meteemaekers odd the Tnbi:n thai his last job before leasing lakatr i was an interview *riih presldent 60 ricano, who told him ti;:it after the ssttlomenl ol th
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      Actress To Wed Horlicks Man
      50 2 U.P. MoviE actress Margaret Sullavan and Kenreth Arthur Wagg. director of Hcrlicks Limited of England, obtained a wedding licence Beth Hstecl their ages as 41. Wagg gavt his as Siough. England. The wedoing was expected in a. week. Sullavan was married twice previously. Wagg once.—lV'
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      "LOW POINT PASSED
      26 2 A.P. Admiral Arthur W. Ra ford. C-in-C of U.S. Naval Force- in ihe Pacific, says •'the low point has been passed in -A.P.
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      Aborigines 'Can Be Developed'
      95 2 Aborigines 'Can Be Developed A.P. CANBERRA, Saturday ("•I-VEN a good educational I system, Australian aborigine.l cou'd take a useful place in the Australian economy within 20 years, Mi. D. McCarthy, Common wealth Consuliant in Native Education, reported. There is little prool, Mr. McCarthy said, aborigines, ■'when allowed opportunity foi development
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      RULING ON GIFT PARCELS
      111 2 Gilt parcel.- ior th< Unin d Kingdom must be bona hde unsolicited plfts and must 10t be impv>ued into ihe U.K. as merchandise for sHe or lor commercial or professional us.\ states a j.po.ir K-'iat'ons statement. The sifts mus be clearly marseo as jnit.s ana the
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      THIS IS ALICE CHEAH'S PRELUDE TO FAME?
      136 2 MEET a bttle girl tot whom h» r lutori pr.'diet I gfMBl musica l fUtHL *he is se\en J car aid A lie heah. Alice bai an exceptionalls kt iii ear tor music and play* her pieces on her piano a«eordion by memor>.
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      Club Facilities For J.B. Police
      390 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sunday. pLANS to renovate Johore's only swimming pool at Stulang Laut, Johore Bahru. at an estimated cost of $4,000 have been laid by the Johore Bahru Police Club. When completed, the 40 ft.-square pool which was buiit by the Police before the war,
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      NEW TROPICAL FISH FOUND
      51 2 PENANG. Sun. Specimen of the latest find cf tropic i ti-hes, hitherto unnamed, re: ambling the tetra family with a shining bluish body and the dorsal fins which are coloured yell .iw and black, were exhibited by the honorary secretary of the Penang Acu.uari.sts Society on
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      Yong Nyuk Lin To Sit On Varsity Council
      232 2 THE vacancies created on the Court and Council of the University of Malaya through the resignations of Dr. A. VV. S. Thevathasan and Mr. Lee Siow Mong respectively are to be filled. A graduate of the King Edwaid V!l College of Medicine
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      Gave False Report To Police
      218 2 Charge JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. TWENTY nine- year-old Tay Al. Kwee. a business man ai Tehran, was tried before Che Kadir in the Magistrates' Court to-day on a charge of giving false information to a Police sergeant against Tan lee Tent-, at Tehran on March 3.
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      Teachers To Stage Richard II
      176 2 THE Singapore Teacher- lion ha.- plans for the production of William SLak -peaie's Richard II" in O' ber. The play will have a cast made up of students and uachers from local schoo 1 In charge of production wiii Da rid L\:tle of Radio If
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      RESCUERS MERGE FORCES TO FIGHT JUNGLE
      317 2 DADIO contact was established yesterday between Air Headquarters Malaya Operations Room at Changi and the three police and army rescue parties which are fighting their way through Kelantan jungle to the scene of Friday's Dakota crash. The rescue teams joined forces during the day,
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      His Ideal Is Pandit Nehru
      121 2 A PASSENGER on bn Omnie which left the pore this morning 'V. five-yea r- 0 M in dent Mr. t Surianef I on his wsv to P tns Political Science for h! years. ™*W Mr. Bod tn gara v cently was Chief of ov rt
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      Shore Ban On Oranje Passengers
      83 2 Tho'e was much disappointment aboard the Oranje last evening the ship dockeo in Singapore, because no passengers were allowed on shore. Reason fur the ban The ship bad lust come in from Jakarta, where there was an outbreak of plague Singapore Port Health authorities placed
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      Penang Wedding
      41 2 PENANG, Sat.—Miss Caroline Ruth Gurubatham wa.s married »oday to Mr. Samuel Arul Abishcgam. Tiie bride wa.s given awft) by her father while the matron of honour was Mrs. W Gurubatham Miss Lucy Abishcgam and Miss Rosaline Gurubatham were bridesmaids.
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      RECRUITING IN SEREMBAN
      103 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Recruiting of 140 candidate! for th< Royal Military Polic« Corps will take place in Seremban Aug 30 to Sept. 2 inclusive at the offices of the Social Welfare Department, B athurst Road. Recruits must be Briti b subjects, between the ages of 18 to
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      PNEUMONIA TAKES 13
      53 2 There were fifty cases of pneumonia of which 13 were fatal, it was announced in a Federation press release yesterday for the week ending August 12. Other causes of mortality were: Enteric fever four deaths and dysentery—three deaths. There were eighteen cases, of Scrub Typhus none of
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      Students Rule Schools In Red China
      225 2 Says Priesl PENANG. Sunday. MISSION schools in New China are subject to inspection and the administration of these schools is no more in their own hands, but in under the control of the Communist Government, there is no liberty in Red China. Brother l£mile
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      Bandits Fire At Estate Bungalow
      131 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. I Bandits fired on an est a." bungalow in Johore yester- day. The Special Constables returned the fire and the bandits made off. In Johore. security forces located a camp and engaged j three bandits. All three are belioved to have been
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        94 2 Today: 3.15. 6.30. 9.15 p.m. •MALA, THE MIGHTY" (in Hindustanii. Last 3 Shews: 2. tM 9.15 p.m "COMANCHE TERRITORY starring Maureen O'Hara, Mac Donald OH*! In Technicolor. Opening To-morrow 20th Century Ft* I UNFAITHFULLY YOURS p.»x Harrison, Uada I*""]* PHOHF »0 ***** UnAHGB' Las: Day: J "ADVENTURE Ot CAPTAIN HAR*
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      Undergrads To Get free Medical Service?
      208 3 Unde rgr ads To Get free Medical Service? ifIJIVERSIT* of Malaya authorities are considerU mc the setting up of a Student Health Service in h near future. Professor J. H. Straham, Head of artment of Social Medicine and Public Health, rsity of Malaya, is conducting a survey of students health.
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      Trade Union Congress For Colony
      158 3 THE first positive step towards a Trade Union Congress for Singapore is expected to be taken on September 10. A circular has been issued f o various unions in Singapore by Mr. V. K. Nair. Convenor, and President of Ihe Army Civil Service Union, requesting
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      Champion Shot To Train Sons
      189 3 A y E of th, British Army's j If v Mots for the past v 19-year-Old Maior E sniimpton. and »wo soldier sons are all f the Ist. Battalion, Jorci rtershirc Regiment, j Thev'art tiaintag for the Ma- j L f>ifl< Meeting which j Stinting,
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      PEACOCK PLUMES
      15 3 Victor Dorai portraying the p?a<M>rk at Sat unlays Indian Fine Arts Society show.
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      Medicine Men Had No Permit
      107 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. TWO medicine-pcddlars who sold uhrir wares in the Plentong area without ;i licence were fined $15 each in the Magistrates' Court to day. They were Goh Peng Kirn and Yong Heng Wah who pleaded guilty to the charge. Mohd. Tahir who prosecuted
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      HAD DUTIABLE SAMSU-CHARGE
      76 3 JOHORE BAHRU. cun. Acting on information, the Police raided a hut at Gunong Estate on August 25 and arrested a Chinese for alleged possession cf samsu. In the Magistrates' Cour: today, Low Chin Chon-j claimed trial to the charge. It was alleged that he had not paid
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      ARA'S GIFT FOR SAILOR
      219 3 Ott > Lund, 51-year-old Chief Officer of the 5.300-ton Norwegian motor vessel, Hoegh Silvcrlight, now loading cargo ;n Singapore for Australia, is a sailor with an unusual hobby. In his spare time. Otto paints and sketchce For, alt!" "'tigh most ot his time is spent dealing
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      Mr James T.C. Khor (h it), serrcta of the Community Church Young People's rlmin relebr-ited' his 21st bivthday recently with a party at the Church ground. Pie ;r!h rthppaslr. Mr. •>. E. Sundram, lighting the caAdles of the birthday cake Hue snows me p* while ma and grandma watche the fun.
      50 3 Mr James T.C. Khor (h it), serrcta of the Community Church Young People's rlmin relebr-ited' his 21st bivthday recently with a party at the Church ground. Pie ;r!h rthppaslr. Mr. •>. E. Sundram, lighting the caAdles of the birthday cake Hue snows me p* while ma and grandma watche the
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      PEACOCK DANCES TO INDIAN MUSIC
      330 3 A HIGHLY successful Variety Concert was presented by the Indian Fine Arts Society to a packed hall on Saturday night to celebrate Oanam at the Raffles Institution Hall. All the members of the cast gave sincere interpretations of their roles and the Fine Arts Society,
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      BIGGEST PLANE
      43 3 Reuter. The world's larger, land-based plane, the XC--99, was ready today for Air Force use. The XC-99 was developed after 14 months of modification at an Air Force base. Its destination, purpooe and most of its specifications were military secrets —Reuter.
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      YWCA CAMP IN MALACCA
      56 3 Malacca. Sat itn allMalayan y.W.C.A. holiday camp is being held at Shellabear Hall. Tranquerah Road. Malacca, with 32 campers from Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur and 24 irom Malacca under the direction of Miss Beatrice Lynch. National Secretary oi the Y.W.C.A. for Malaya and Singapore. Miss Kwok
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      She Saw Husband Give Clerk Money
      491 3 Court Told J.OHORE BAHRU, Sunday. pOR about half an hour in the Sessions Court today, a squatter woman, Lim Tham Kiew, said during the evidence-in-chief and the cross-examination that she did not know the whereabouts of the Chinese clerk who came to her kongsi
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      JEWISH WEDDING
      48 3 MR. Jacob Reuben arffl u Miss Hilda Saul were married at the Maghain Aboth Synagogue in Waterloo Street yesterday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Saul of Seremban while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Reuben of Singapore.
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      Camp Clerk Cleared Of Graft Charge
      257 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. fWENTY-THREE-YEAR-OLD Tye Teck Hon, a clerk interpreter at the Kluang Detention Camp, was acquitted in the Sessions Court yesterday on two charges of cheating squatter-detainees and dishonestly inducing them to deliver to him a total sum of $30. rye was alleged
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      MALAY WOMEN ASKED TO SUPPORT UMNO
      115 3 KUALA KANGShR. Sun. THE proposal to hold an 1 Annual Education. Wees was not considered favourable at yesterday's meeting of the Women's Section of UMNO held at the Astana isicandanah. Only mm f a t c s .supported the scheme. Che Khatidja of Kua".
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      MALACCA PLANTER MARRIED
      63 3 MALACCA, Sun Mr. M. Ahearne of Messers. Dunlor Malayan Estates Ltd.. Malacca, was married yesterday at the Church of S:. Francis Xavier to Mlsf Patricia Forde. a Nursing Sister vi the Malacca General Hospital. The marriage was solem de Souza. Mr G. E. C Wisdon. Resident Commissioner.
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        104 3 ICLEANSING 1 TISSUES iFcr use as handkerchiefs. F< r 1.. ties soft skin. Fcr i snoving make- And for hundred I I one other J SOLD EVERYWHERE! The Estate of K. MOHAMED YOUSOFr Baggage and goods carriers. H;fi»:ient Service Ccrapetitive Prices. i Own Transport and labour ensure prompt delivery any
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        732 3 NOTIC£S I AUCTION SALE OF V ALT TABLE FREEHOLD STATUTORY LAND GRANT SINGAPORE PROPERTIES To bo hold at oni saleroom. No. 10, Chulia Street. On Wednesday. 30th August 1950. at 2.30 P.M. Lot 1. Freehold land situate at Lewis Road off Bukit Timah Road, area 25,417 sq. ft (VACANT POSSESSION).
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        511 3 ENGAGEMENT The engagement Is announced between Mr. Charles Ang, 304.A. Towner Road and Miss Wee Khui Hwav 271.A, Balestier Road, on 27th August 1950, Singapot c. SITS: VACANT Ml T N rCIPAL ENGI NBE US DEPARTMENT: Oka* at Mum-ipal Stores* and Worh- c-.vs. Crmmr-ncing salary $80 nliis C.L.A. in Clerical
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      US Can Win Seco Battle
      450 4 U.P. THE United Slates flrm'-y believes tra. it has enough backing to beat down any Russ'an move in the United Nat-ens Security Council that would seek a withdrawal of the American Seventh Fleet from th.' Strait of Fornu sa This was ie ported by authorities
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      ECHO OF THE DAYS OF THE HIGHWAYMEN
      345 4 A.P. LAWS framed hundreds of vears ago when highwaymen terrorised the roads are worrying the present day keepen of Britain's Ian* An official of the Brewers' Society saio "the matter e.as eome *to a head following a customer"! successful claim recently for damages
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      ONN WINS
      343 4 T)ATO Onn wins the day. He goes back as the President of the United Malays National Organisation with the thumping majority of sixtysix to three, and at the same time gains ground on the citizenship issue. The UMNO Assembly passes the executive's proposals on citizenship and State nationality
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      WILL MAO STEP IN?
      255 4 is worried by reports of two Chinese Communist divisions on the KoreaManchuria border, and news that Mao is mobilising to funnel war material to the North Koreans. Peking Radio is also taking a more openly belligerent tone. "It is impossible," it roars, "to •solve the Korean
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      THE WEATHER WILL BE AGAINST MAO
      569 4 2 Cables From Washington On Formosa A.P. THE odds seem to be against the Chinese Ccm--1 munists now carrying out their threat to liberate" Nationalist-controlled Formosa m an amphibious invasion gamble. In some quarters in Washington there is inclination to look upon the outcry
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      Borneo Makes Progress-But Sadly Lacks Trained Teachers
      484 4 Borneo Makes ProgressBut Sadly Lacks Trained Teachers EXTRACTS IROM GOVERNMENT'S ANNUAL REPORT i on 1919 I OR MOUTH BORNEO yon n bokneo trade last 1 year was the highest ever n corded totalling over 571.5 V.000 for imports and exports, and $21,000,000 for transit trade, according to the annual report
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      Russia And Baltic Tension
      803 4  -  By THOMAS HARRIS SWEDEN is accusing Russia »5 of "occupying Lhe Baltic" and her big newspapers urge the Social Demo mi Government to take rcpfrti Is. Russia ha* announced that her territorial waters in the Baltic now run twelve sea miles out instead of the four
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      WHAT'S IN A NAME?
      53 4 SYDNEY. Sim. Twenty two year old Charles Cressman has a tor tune of £41.000 waiting for him. it he adopts his great-uncle's name oC Statter. But he does not think it worth it. His mother said. "Charley thinks he has done well enough under his own
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      ONN RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF THE UMNO
      293 5 KUALA KANGSAR Sunday ijATO Onn bin War Was re-elected president of I' he inited Malay National at :k fifth general assembly here today. Thi Assembly approved the State national!! a „d Federal Citizenship proposals reccmimended by t hi Executive Committee and called for the
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      WELSH FIRM WINS PAKISTAN CONTRACT
      55 5 Reuter. LONDON. Sur —An elec- trical contract valued at about £500.000 has been j the South Wales I ol Abt .'dare Limited irom the Pakistan Government, it was learnei The contract covers the complete supply and installation of all electrlca' i (juipment for a large
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      MALAYAN CHINESE ASSOCIATION
      30 5 $1 UNLIMITED CASH SWEEP For MEMBERS Drawing at Kuala Lumpur, on Sunday, j the 3RD SEPTEMBER. Tickets now obtainable from all Branches and Sub-Branches of the Association.
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      ON A CRUSADE
      28 5 Fifteen hundred troops left Hoi g Korea on Friaaj. rie.Lxe shows: Mr. MakoJm vacOonaid. Brithdi Commissioner- General lor Southeast Asia, addressing them Oclore tuey lelt.
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      BURNED HIMSELF
      39 5 A.P. luc:bec;k. Sat. After a fai'-i)y .rgument. 36-year-old Paul Klcth in Sagau.'nc;.i here. pour:o petrol ovci himselt and tht'n set it on tire. He burned to death before neighbours could extinguish the flrmcs. police reported A P.
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      Commonwealth Urged 'Help Solve Formosa'
      237 5 U.P. LONDON, Monday. THE independent Sunday Observer called on the Commonwealth yesterday to act as "brokers" in settling the United States-Communist China conflict over Formosa. It ;>aid: *Tjje first sle towards a just and peaceful settlement in Formosa is the removal of Chiang. Th j
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      Russians Build Air Ships In S'hai
      94 5 There are in Red Shanghai today about 3,000 Red Hu* sians a! 1 highly skilled i.ehnicians. who arc helping Mao Tse Tung's government to build three huge airfields. Labour used is Chinese- The Russians act as advisers. When completed the airfields will be able
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      NO WAR GOODS TO RUSSIA FROM U.K.
      301 5 Reuter. LONDON. Today. QVkRbLAfe Trade Minister, Mr. Arthur Bottomlev, declared here today that Britain was withholding all vital strategic material in her trading with the Soviet Union. Commenting on Mr. Winston Churchill's radio statement last night that a British firm was supplying Russia
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      Vets Beat Ranikhet
      175 5 Fowl Price Down KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. At trc sc cnth meeting of Pengffhv/aa in Bachok District it wip stated by thr iTnairman the District Ofhc\ F. il Cv» Abdullah Bakt\, mat t'ie p'ice of fowls ha-' decreased considerably in a'i parts rf the Federation of Malaya. He*
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      CHEESED OFF
      18 5 Renter. Br.'.un has refuse a New Sealato reqmeet for Incseapi v l»utt<r am! cheese prices. Reuier.
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      Picnic Party Save Two From Drowning
      168 5 llftf Teo Teck Fook, age i U a workshop assistant of Borneo Motors Ltd Picnicking with four friends at Changt Point yesterday saved the life of Lim Ah c-noon. a twemv-five-yea"-old Chinese from drowning His friend. Ah Chai mi also employee of Born. >
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      FINED FISHERMEN TO GET BACK SAMPAN
      84 5 JOHORE F/.HRU. Sun MAGISTRATE Che Kadir ITI today warned seven Singapore Chinese fishermen that they could be mistaken lor bandits and shot if they .vere found during curfew hours. The Osherraeri Lim Ch.-u Kiang. See Guan Cheon Ch< ng Chong Kia. Lim Hee Hua.
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      FELL TO DEATH
      122 5 Tribune Staff Reporter AN inquest into the circumstances of tho death of Mi. C Hagers, Chief Officer of th- Sadja, an Anglos', xon Pet) oleum tankei. was held by Mr. W. G. Portei. the Singapore Coroner yesterday. Mi. Porir* held the inquest withja half an hour after
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      KAYAN RECAPTURED
      13 5 A.P. Government troops have recaptur-d Kayan. 38 miles south of Harpoon.—A.P.
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        77 5 11l ABNER by Al Copp WOT A DISQRVC&T' X SUHff AH-H/y- r». S i MC-TH' &LOOD'OUND OF > TH' < ALL US HUNDERD PERCENT> |T77\ HERE IT IS~ H'ANSWERED \*TPIU I MESELF NO."/ LEAVE SCOTLAND YARD, SENT /NAME J RED-BLOODED AMERICAN U I OPES ANOTHER /ME KNOCK, )a% T4cOMFORTABIE vJhjle'
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      TINS NEGLECTED ON TAX FEARS
      854 6 TRADE, FINANCE AND MARKETS (From A Market Cones-) MALAYAN share markets had a disappointing week in which the violent daily commodity fluctuations had no cotinterpart. If there was a feature, then it was the fairly la,rge and sustained buying interest shown by London in sterling
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      Tin Exporters Fear Controls
      118 6 A.P. THE HAGUE, Sunday. THE Dutch government fears :hat Dutch ex ports will be threatened X the United States places tin plate v.nder allocat-.on. "The international situation causes diniculties for the import of tin plate," a spokesman of the Dutch Ministry of Agriculture said yesterday, adding
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      CLEARANCE FOR JAP SHIPS
      84 6 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO, Saturday. ELEVEN countries have granted a blanket clearance for Japanese shipping, announced the Ministry of Transportation to-day. countries include Argentina, Belgium, Burma, Egypt (including ports in the Red S°a), South Korea, Pakistan, the Philippines, Thailand, the United States, Cuba and Cost Rica. In addition
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      SCRAMBLE FOR RICE
      122 6 Reuter—AAP. TOKIO. Sun —Japan may have to seek an estimatv i 250.000 tons Oi" rice from Thailand and Burma as it can no longer rely on So:;.n Korea ior its supply. Jiji news agency quoted reliab.e sources as saying. The sources said while the possibility of such
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      MOTOR PIONEER DEAD
      28 6 U.P. R. E. Olds, the last of the automotive pioneers, ana th. only .nan with two motor cars named alter him. di?d in Michigan yesterday.—U.P.
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      China Tea Booms
      154 6 Reuter-AAP. HONGKONK. Sun. THERE is a boom m 1 China's tea export tradwith heavy demand from Britain and North Africc according to Cninese ten merchants here They said August 14 as many as 3.008 cases were traded, including 1,911 case:; sold by the state operated China Tea
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      RUBBER MARKET
      128 6 THE rubber commodity market was steady on Saturday despite ihe announcement ot the 10 per cent cut back in c4nttmetCl<J consumption of lubber in the United States. The r.ii back was loss than expectcu md was largely onset oy the Indonesian strike.-. The U.S. Commerce pepart- ment na:
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      Tin Prices
      46 6 Th? price of tin in Singapore on Saturday wa.s $401 J j per picul cx-smeiter a fall of $71* on th j picul. The price of three months tin in London the previous day was ££00 a ton—a drop of £5 on the ion
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      Facilities At Port Swettenham
      309 6 The traffic handled through Port Swettenham during the first six months ofl 1950 Constitutes an alltime record. No less than 42G.331 deadw.-ight tons of cargo passed through ihe port, which is equivalent to an annual tonnage >f well over eight hundred thousand, as compared with 714.399
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      U.S. Rubber Cut Is 15 Per Cent
      209 6 U.P. WASHINGTON Snm* THE Commerce Department on Fricav y a cut of about 15 per cent in the ue of ber for civilian products durmp- the n P v? f ub months. iexl *our It said the cutback was ordered 'to nr a
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      Along The Godowns
      78 6 In Pori:— Van tv <Mh Aldegonda" Telemachus (42/3) 141), Wakde r 4O fe 11 para (38 9». Meerkerk Heogh SilveriighT 3 3 4 Olga Maersk nian Queen (17 i B i P Vlaery En Caux (li 20. Charles McLeou «21 2» Fr derick Clover (23 4» Tan"
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        188 6 HUDSON 1947 sedan I overhauled with extra Rttiai I covers live good tyres con f-i March 1951 3". On" ■HW J3.4D0 or exchanpe A4O rinu Ow 5161 office ***** bom. BUM). ACCOMMODATION TO Let furnished punualow. I llulrnipM bathrooms ittactpa Long lease, Tanpnn. A,:» 36. Tribune, S pore. <T.»i>. IST.
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      Malayan Chinese Give Tour ists Late Shock
      982 7  -  By GROUNDER .Tiaiayan 3 Honeknno- ru. M MALAYAN Chinese annexed the Ho HoCunfn 5 M Hongkong Chinese yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium Tntv. fashion from port MKrer competition before a crowd of ,sanH annUal lnter goals and run Jt win7ere t0 P e
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      S.C.C. Win Cup Game By 9 Wkts.
      187 7 AP. 1( beat Sinjcapar* Indian* V tcaeui to wia im v i: M< niwnai Cup it,, k.-: IMiaa* '"<• Innings: 111 runs. s( Inn.n;*: Hrard h Y. o«. ay i) n:i--v d Bhatri •>; Eie l bw li. Mad .m 1; Lynch <»
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      'The Better Team Won'
      128 7 1(0 POA KEUNG, skipI per of the Hongkong Chinese footballers last night paid tribute to the Malayan Chinese XI. He said: I admire their fighting spirit. Iney deserved lo win and earned the victory uell." Mr. Muk Ying Kai. manager of the touring team and chairman
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      AUSTRALIA WINS DAVIS CUP 5-0
      176 7 U.P. FOREST HILLS, Sunday. 4 regained the historic Davis Cup from America yesterday, after four bitter years of failure. Jack Bromwich and Frank Sedgman beat Ted Schroeder and Gardner Mulloy in the men's doubles 4-6. 6-4. 6-2, 4-6. 6-4, and gave Australia a three to
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      KEOWNAMS WIN
      28 7 Keownam Youngsters beat Johore CYMA 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Naval Base yesterday. Both goals were scored in the second half OS Suan Sai.
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      WELL PLAYED, CAPTAIN
      29 7 Wong: Kam Poh. Malayan Chinese captain. receiving the Ho Ho Cup from Sir Franklin Gimson, after their match against Hongkong Chinese yestetday at Jalan Besar Stadium.
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      Fook Hung For World C'ships—A Hitch
      516 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. Tho Fook Hung, weightlifting champion in the bantamweight class at the British Empire Games held in New Zealand last year, represent Malaya again at the World's Weightlifting championships to be held in Paris in October this year? This was the question
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      Russia Wins And Nikolai Is Kissed
      371 7 U.P. BRUSSELS, Sunday. DUSSIA, making her first appearance in international athletics since 1946, fought off a tremendous late challenge by Britain today and won the unofficial team title in the fourth European track and field championships. Russia rounded up the five-day festival with a
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      FARINA MAKES IT
      32 7 Reuter. SILVERSTONE. Northamptonshire, Sun. Italian racing ate Omseppe Farna. driving an Alfa-Romeo. today won the International Trophy here by ir<> yarn from his team mate. Argentine driver Jinn Fangio.Reuter.
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      ROBERTSON HIT 105
      150 7 Reuter. LONDON. Sun.—A sound rentury by Jack Robertson. Midd!--sex operrng batsman. featured iht Bnt day splay between Middlesex and the West Indii a cricket tourist-* at Lord* today. Robertson, in determined rather than aggressive mood, uad" 106 in nearly four hours, h tting 12 fours. By close
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      TIGER S.C GO
      185 7 CHINESE Swimming Cam A Team beat Tiger Swimn ing < lub "A" by five noais tn one in a senior inter-dul. water j polo match played at the C C i C'^ 1 >' e "t«fda>. Thus, Chinese I S.C. have kept their record of not dropping
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      K.L. Weights For Wednesday
      368 7 DELOW are tbe weights for Wednesday, Second Day of the Selangor Turf Club's Aug. Sept. Meeting. HORSES, CLASS 3, DIV. ABOUT 7 FUBLONGS. SELOPIAN 9 00 SHOW BOY 8 ii MARYLAND x'lO BLANK SPEC B.o° FLYING PHOENIX J-.08 FIBEM ASTER 8 «7 EVERBKIGHT mm SKYMASTEB «05
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      MARJAN MAKES IT EASIER FOR WONG PENG SOON
      575 7 1 .v^ ARJAN (Bournemouth) caused an of th SJUL Open X "SP W il cn he a walk-over to Hall S K „S WayfWr) at the Clerical Vakm was called DOt present vvheil hls tie t^k^nJ 8 1^ 1 8 f! imina
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      WATER-POLO CHAMPS
      24 7 A.P. VIENNA, Sun. Holland won the 1950 European Waterloo chamDionships here on Saturday with a 9-4 victory over Italy the defending champions.—A.P.
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      Tan And Piruz Enter Bombay Semi-Finals
      95 7 BOMBAY, Sun,—The Malayan pair. Tan Jin Eong and A. Pints, won their way to the semifinals of the mens doubles in the Cricket Club of India chaw pionships today beating 11. Pereira, India's Number Three, and K. M. F.ingnekar, 15 -6. 15-2. The Malayans
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      COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
      131 7 Reuter. LONDON. SUB. wiicktl < a urday) close of piay scurfsV Taunton, Suim r t c < <'«t<?rshire. Worcestershire for 9 (Wyatt 53). 3t,umpa drawn early owing to rain. At Swansea, Warwickshire -2 for 2, play severely lestrcted t\ rain. At Southend, Essex 179 (Avery
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      VON NIDA WINS
      52 7 Reuter. ADELAIDE, Sun.—Norman Yon Xida on Saturday won the Australian open golf title with !;rt aggregate of 286 only one stroke better than 21-yeor-old Peter Thomson, whc broke the course record with a challenging last round ot 66. Vol- Nida had rounds ot 71, 71, 71 and
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      NO PREVENTIVE WAR: JESSUP
      409 8 A.P. WASHINGTON, Monday. AMBASSADOK Phillip Je;sup, high DepartA ment spokesman, said yesterday that if the Ln'ted States opened war and knocked out Russia with the atomic bomb, the result wouiu be to create "m»ny new and terribly difficult problems in the Mr Jessup. one of Secretary
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      11 STUDY U.S. METHODS
      20 8 Deven representatives ot Jap biouUi «im uiuusti.. nebula a t%»o*«mUiiMi ttu<ty of laoour nun..^inj,ivic.i _»(.aaru.i;. .1..
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      WILL untitled SUBS
      22 8 An American aircraft cuginec. W. C Bryant, lias Uclopetl 70.000.oOO candlepower searchlignt to detect subnu.lines iroiii aircrar i.lw« uie*.
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      WANTS U.S. SUPPORT
      28 8 U.P. Turk'sn Ambassador FePdun Erkin urged Secretary of state Dean Acht son ,olay to rapporl Turkey s apoeal for membership in tne Atlantic Pact —U.P.
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      Truman May Impound Loan To Spain
      109 8 A.P. w»TMvr-TON. Today. PRESIDENT TRUMAN ma. imnound the proposed U5562.500.000 loan to Spam if eomrren anproves it flrallv as of th? u'S(35 534.000 006 Appropriation Bill, an administration aide satd yesterday. He told a reporter that he would not be surprised if the President
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      PEACE CALL
      26 8 A.P. A Kriti-'n Commonwealth peace group yesterday called for an intern ttional poMce force to handle outbreaks «uch as the one in Korea AP,
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      Water On Black Market
      92 8 U.P. Today. PALERMO. Sicily. \Pll< HKK of water brought 325 tire or j I ssu..">o on the black market today at \rgento aid half a dozen other townships on the Southern coast of Skil>. Nobody asked even if the water was pollu cd. An estimated 250.000
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      147 Killed In Huk Raids
      71 8 A.P. MANILA. Sun. NATIONAL Defence Headquarters in Manila offt cially estimated yesterday that 147 persons were killed last night when communist led raided 11 central Luzon towns. Twen-ty-two are mising. Several persons were re ported injured. The attacks were belo-ved Lo be the possible beginning
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      WHAT'S ON TODAY GENERAL
      96 8 UK I) CKOSs W O K K 1 A C> PAKT1. Gu d<> Hut, Ciem«fn«f au Ai cr>n»» 10 a m. tr» noon. Y.W.C.A.: Raffles Quay, Englisn toOAintr. o p.m. >T. JOHN AMBlLANCE ASSO< I VriON. lf.rst-aid Class. Headquarters, Stamford Road. 5 p.m YMt'A: Orchard Road,
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      CINEMA
      117 8 CAT1IAA T;>> Yellt>»*_ Cabnun at 11. 1.45. 4.15. 6.45 »nd 9.30 p m. ALll VMTiRA: "Grand Cany. .1 Tml" at 1.15. 4.15. 6.45 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION: "Ad-itn Had Four Sons" at 2 4.15. 6 30 and 9.30 p.m. I XPITOL: "W-bnvh A\enu<" a- 11. 1.15. 6.30 and 9.30
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      SPORT
      42 8 SIM. (Ell: HAT" Seletar v. vxtar v Tlfcn S.A. at Ja'an Bcaar Madium: Bu c IIvjep A: Hone Konz P<nk v. Sir»e Pafby at Geylang: Malayan Publishing' House v. Shell at BOD; F*>«. H-e B: Guthrie "5.C. v. Overseas Chinese Bank.
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      TIDE
      10 8 11.W.: 12 03 48ft. Tina.», 11.34 p.m. < 10ft. lin.>.
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      AN EXILE IN U.K.
      55 8 Seretse Khama. exited chief of the Bamangwato of Bechuanaland. Africa. ar rived hv BO At li.ing-n-oat at Southampton OB Au?. SI .iter d Ru t n ash With him was his wife, iormer L *«*°«^*^:^s£ T^ rSft telStt Khama. In bt« ground is her mother W
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      Cretan Beauty Risks Clan War To Stay With Her Lover
      325 8 A.P. HERACLION, Today. a BEAUTIFUL 19-vear-old Cretan girl yesterday defied the consequences of A a bloodv hundred-vear-old feud to stay with her lover on Mount Isa legendary birthplace of Zeus and Jupiter. Daughter of a Liberal Party M.P.. Tassoula Petracogeorgi,
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