Malaya Tribune, 2 September 1950

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    23 1 MALAYA Tribune TODAY'S NEWS TODAY -i" a w lin JLJb liA 1 nA jfSvE PACES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    3.000 RED CASUALTIES IN A DAY
    337 1 SCHEDULE IS UPSET Reuter AAP. SOMEWHERE IN KOREA, Today. JHE Communists lost an estimated 3.000 dead and fa d in their day-old assault against the >f the 25th Division in the southern front sector, and have already been "thrown off schedule." a division spokesman
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    YONGSAN FALLS
    30 1 AAP. miles north of M >sm. fell ■eaowhik on trt Kistern reportred Kigye anJ j". s ath Koro,D tafH force took Be lost i— n'i R tei fcAAP
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    SABOTAGE ON REDIFFUSION
    115 1 f m aighl or Aug in. "th.., v,,.. isolated incisabotage of the tod*, nicial :Uh tv,, n v ,5 2i md Au and 'A oi l er cases man ,11 such cax/*s. flowing night ha» J" ,f a link* vtr uil ;)f hUh level kmt lM distribution
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    LONDON BANOITS
    28 1 Reuter. Throe bandits, me of ti masked, staged a d;»yiig«t holdup in a busy street near Waterloo yesterd > mm! got away with a £2,0m0 payroll.- Reuter.
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    SUGAR RATIONING FROM MONDAY
    180 1 SINGAPORE, Today. THE Malayan Governm? its. having closely studied the present sugar posil en. have come to the conclusion that under the circumstances rationing is inevitable, snys an official release today. This decision has been taken reluctantly and is against the general po'icy of having as
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    CONDENSED MILK PRICE UP
    127 1 Singapore. Today. CONDENSED milk has gone up from three to five cents in price on the tin. Prices of powdered and evaporated milk remain unchanged. This morning shops in the Colony were selling Milmaid at 60 cents per tin. Blue Cross at 55 cents and Lifeguard
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    Every Plane In Action
    208 1 U.P. Fifth Air Force Headquarters in Korea, Today. gVERY available plane was in the air this morning as the Allies made an allout effot to roll back Communist gains on the ground on the western front. For the first in the Korean war a major co-ordi-nated
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    RAF Rocket Hits School
    79 1 Tribune Staff Reporter IPOH. To.'ay. A rocket from a low-riy:ng R A.F. plane fell on the roof of Perak Yuk Choy Primary School. Ix)w Street. Ipoh Town, at 11. «5 this morning. Two pi\.<i-n* were slightiy injured. Five teachers tacJtuttug a lady teacher. Chan Ngat Yoon,
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    GREEK TROOPS FOR KOREA
    22 1 A.P. Greece will send a brigade of soldiers to fight in Korea, a cabinet source said today. A.P.
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    $82 MILLION SURPLUS
    19 1 A.P. Hong Kong had a surplus of HKciS2.I2H.BIG m the flat 1 yeal 1019-50. A.J J
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    AID FOR QUAKE VICTIMS
    27 1 Reuter. The. East Pakigfasi d Cross Society has offered to send two medical teams to help earthouakt tn. Hood victims in Assam. Rei.-.e?
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    MORE MONEY FOR F.B.I.
    29 1 U.P. President Truman VHteKtoy aaked Congress for an extra 1556.000,000 to 3in> f.r.e mcreaeed F. 8.1. acti*it .-5 nra'e necessary hy the Communist aggrcs.aon. U.P.
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    HEROIC RESCUE IN TODAY'S CITY BLAZE
    89 1 Tribune Staff Reporter Singapore, Today. A burning house was the scene of a heroic rescu».when an unidentified woman rushed into the burning building in Albert Street to rescue a little baby left by a couple driven out by the fire. In the blaze which
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    LONE SURVIVOR OF DAK CRASH BROUGHT ASHORE
    79 1 Tribune Staff Reporter Major David Lowtht-? R.A.., the lone survivor of the R.A.F. Dakota crash in th! Chin.t Si a, was brought is no re from the naval frigate Moreoaaafce Bay this morning. Major Lowther. who wua on his way to Saigor on
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    QUITE POSSIBLE
    23 1 U.S. Air Force H O s '.id an American fighter pi,me m iy have strafed a Chtamn Communist airfield in M.mchu;.-.
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    TODAY'S GHOST STORY
    266 2 Reuter. PORT ELIZABETH^SO^ MR B. J. Dalton. of Ou:ltshoorn. has a blacl: eye. strangle-marks on his rock, a broken-down lorry, an empty pocket and a deep grudge against h|s assailant a ghost. Though Mr. Dalton tear* the return of the poiterg*■>it, he still wants it to come
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    SECRET DEVICE
    39 2 U.P. ELGIN, liilao.s. lodav. The Elgir. National Wauli Company ojid yesterday that it has begun delivery of seer saftty mechanism ior rocke: c hells 20 iays after tvc?ipi of a rush order for thr Kor ~?.n war,—U.P.
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    Egypt's Never Ending Fight Against The Drug Smugglers
    888 2  -  8% HAIG NIGOLSON Reuter. CAIRO. liTHEM.the las', of tne Britis:: «f officer- left the Egyptian P< lice Force in Ma-. 1946 trvre was none whose deparI ture was regretted more than I. wa (M. Jor-Gcnera]) Sir Thomas Kussell Pasha At the time
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    Robert untitled ! Chancellor ol th,- l ni\,r-:\ lof Chicago (Illinois;, and editor-in-ehi. t of or- di Books of ih. WealjWfi wo.i.i/ a 54-volume M-t to be pubiisned in th.- I niteil stai*--.
    32 2 Robert untitled Chancellor ol th,- l ni\,r-:\ lof Chicago (Illinois;, and editor-in-ehi. t of or- di Books of ih. WealjWfi wo.i.i/ a 54-volume M-t to be pubiisned in th.- I niteil stai*--.
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    Thai Paper On Korean War
    102 2 SPEAKING i n ny terms of tht Thai tribution to tbe Unit Nations forces in Ko: a an editor-:.. in the Pr korn. a Thai daily ol .V.;. 2-4, sa." r in p «rt: A combat ttam I I H men means almost nothii, strategically.
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    NARRIMAN IN GENEVA
    52 2 A.P. GENEVA. Today. N■• man s,..Jek. 17-yetr-ohl B« nan beaut? <nn men Kin? F.irou of EgyPf ed in Genev i late on 1 and moved into a sutu fashiotfhble 1 ik«H official* of the Thursday night. S*|? travelling vith an^ unco •fas registered win "Muslanha S-adek and
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    SIX KILLED, THIRTY FIVE HURT
    67 2 Six persons lost their lives and Sa were injured when this passenger express, tra yelling from Holyhead to Boston. London, collided with a 'iirht engine at Pen- maemawr,. near Conway. North Wales, in the early hours oi Sunday morning. Aug. 27. The train was carrying
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    SEARCH FOR SNIPERS
    29 3 Members of a USA rifle squad, armed with automatic weapons, search cautiously for enemy snipers in a village near the front line. —A.P. Photo. —A.P. Photo.
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    French Pledge To Defend Vietnam
    240 3 Reuter. SAIGON, Friday. If LEON PIGNON, French High Commissioner said today that France had decided to defend Indo-China even without external mihtary aid. The Commissioner, who returned this week from a month in France, would not say whether France was satisfied with the help she
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    DUTCH TROOPS FOR KOREA
    26 3 A.P. "••iHiion of ground foree 1 ani t or: 'P inv of Marines to was official./ n nou n c,d yesterday. A.P.
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    EN ROUTE TO KOREA
    64 3 HONG KONG. Thurs. Usually reliable sources disclosed today that .:n advance party of Philippine army officers passed through ttvs colony Taeadaj by plan, i n route to Japan to pave the way for the arrival in Korta of 1,200 eomb.'U roops. Tie party was identified as
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    SMALL 'PATCH' OF QUEENSLAND WILL BE SURVEYED
    76 3 Reuter-AAP. BRISBANE. —A small patch of Queensland —33.000 square I aatlni and' larger that the I island of Tasmania is -o be surveyed by a.r as part of settlement and water conservation plans. Lands Minister T.A. Foley announced that a survey contract has
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    RESEARCH BOOKS AT USIS
    253 3 The USIS Library in Singapore stocrc* many valof»hle reference works which :an be consulted free of charge at the libra r including the monthly New York Time? index, beginning with the January 1950 number. Used In conjunction with the regular edition of the New York Times,
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    POLICE FIRE ON STRIKERS
    124 3 A.P. BOMBAY. Today. (V' enec fire re- j monst d v un J omDa y de yesterday, kiU Jjwe and wounding 41. e/ening, violup again, and n opened fir' rioters tear gas a 6 awlst attempting to snatch ihe rif.es out ot their hand-i. Finally, at
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    PRIVATE TEC BEATS YARD
    195 3 U.P. BIDLINGTON, England, Friday. *pHE man who matched with Scotland Yard in solving a murder case today told how he did it. Hired by relatives to solve the rape-murder of a 27-year-old girl—a case twice given up by Scotland Yard—Thomas Percival Jacks turned up evidence which
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    EAST GERMAN AIR POLICE?
    53 3 A.P. BERT IN. Today AMERICAN officials on Thursday sa'.-t there is some evidence the Russian Zone of Germany is plan ning an a*r police force. The East Zone Communist government, with Russian help, aheady has established a force of abou: 50.000 trainee" infantry troops and a
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    SWEDES REJECT
    31 3 STOCKHOLM. Today. Sweden yesterday rejected a Russian note, which aceus* d the Swedish authorities of arresting three Soviet citizens, who disappeared froio, a Russian ship in Stockholm last September.
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    P.I. HUNT FOR RED LEADERS
    108 3 Reuter.-AAP. MANILA, Friday. VO SOONER was a warrant of arrest :or Philippines top Communists issued by .1 Manila court than a nationwide hunt for Gueillermo CtPfjdoclt and Mariano P. Balgos. chairman and deputy chawman of the Philippine Communist Party was launched by the authorities today.
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    STILL PREFERS DEMOCRACY
    77 3 U.P. WASHINGTON. Fr.dav. JOSH White, a Negro folk singer who says he has seen his race "badly abused" still believes democracy is better than Communism. White appeared voluntarily before the House Un-Ameri-can Activities Committee today to strike a blo,v against Communism and to tell tne world that
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    SATURDAY SHOW ROUND-UP
    1613 4 F,lm: PRELUDE TO FAME." i in-ma: 1 AVI! JON. Mar*: Ol ROLFE. KATHLEEN BYRON, KATHLEEN RY AN. JEREMY SPENSER IF you are a stickler for film stores keeping closely to the cr.ginal you will, no doubt, ccmplain that this pictuie bears insufficient resembiar.ee to Aldous Huxley's M
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    MAN FROM THE WATERWORKS
    1455 5  -  TODAY'S SHORT STORY BY DENYS VAL BAKER I at Z >rrwaH, there farms, and fit whole villages where l»! your life t six or seven The villages hollows and ire moor- .'.round. aQ i- if in protection. i what? Well. adnata that other, even aga ag^Unst
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    SPECIAL NEWS SERVICE FROM INDIA.. BIG INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IN PUNJAB
    139 6 (GIIS) SIMLA, Friday. PDUSTRI \L development in the Punjab has made rapid progress doteg the la*t two years Six C ew industrial towns have sprung up in the State. There were only six factories in the btate at ihe time
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    COL. NAYAR'S ASHES
    73 6 NEW DELHI. Friday. THE ashes of Colonel ''nm Ksymr, handed over to has brother at New Delhi, wete taken by plane to Madias and thence to his home at Manakampad near Pari! (South Malabar), where he was born. The ashes, according to custom. were placed in an
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    To Lead Trade Delegation
    88 6 (GIIS) LONDON. Fnday. \\p. M. J. desai. Cotnmer- cia'i Counsellor to tin Cnrnrnlt*tftn*f I 1 1 India in London, will V ad 'he Indian delegation to the Tariff Negotiations and the fifth session of the Contracting Parties to General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade at Torquay
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    ELECTIONS IN PAK' DEMAND
    83 6 (GIIS) KARACHI Friday. ADDRfc4BIiH« crecsmcn Jn Karachi ill H. S. Btthl iwardy. Presid* at of rhe AllPakistan Awamj I Popular > Muslim Leagu and a former of undivided Bengal, demandea general elections and a change of Gowmment In Pakis'an. Mr. Suhrawardv said that the present Central
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    INDIA PRODUCES PREFAB HOUSES
    121 6 (GIIS). NEW DELHI. Friday. THE first India-produced prefabricated house has now been erected by the Government Housing Factory in Delhi, which went into production on the Independence Day (August 15). So far. 25 houses have been produced. The houses produced by the factory two small rooms,
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    Gallantry Awards
    93 6 (GIIS). NEW DELHI Frida:THE Government of India have dt to DQ Cf monetary awards to war heroes. Winners d ;he Param Vir Chakra. India's award tor gallantry, will receive Rs.so a month, plus Rs2o for each bar. The award for Maha Vlr Chakra will be Rs3o a month,
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    U.N. FELLOWSHIP FOR INDIAN DOCTOR
    75 6 I.OMBAY, Friday. MISS C, SABNIS of UW Bombay Governments Health Uni.l."started in collaboration with the Rockfeller Foundation in Poona distiict. has been awarded the United Nations Social Wet tare Fellowship for the year -'950. Under the Fello.v hip Scheme. Hill Sabnis will t>e #iven an
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    PYRETHRUM
    41 6 (GIIS). SRINAGAR. Frida.-. The Kashmir Government have decided to Increase cultivation Ol pyrethrum in th 2 State to meet the* increasing demands Horn the Indian and foreign mark< ts. Cultivation will be extended to new forest ranges in the State.—-GIIS).
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    India To Take Census
    96 6 (GIIS). NEW DELHI. Fnauv. PREPARATIONS for th-: forthcomint population Censoi in incia ar. n...:rUig c. >mnlt t:m. The numb»rine r»f nearly 04 million houses Is practically ow r. The Central Organisation which wili conduct the op> in:ions, is now complete and the questionnaire has ben decided
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    RICE OFFERED
    36 6 SPIN AGAR. Friday. The Kashmir Governm. Nt is arrancrin.l to send 5.000 maunds of ric. to Assam immediately. Two relh i committees, one tor Kashmir and another lor Jammu. haw already been set up.—
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    KASHMIR CHIEF
    24 6 SR IN AGAR. Friday. THE Chief Minister of Kashmir, Sheikh Abdullah, has rxtn electa 1 unopposed as President the Kashmir National Conference.
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    Gurkhas To Retain Their Hats
    33 6 (GIIS). .JiilE 1ND:a:: Amy Hea-1 A poll amc r thi Go Units. Uv. tearij indicated that the use of Gurkha hats sas d stinction. which tl troops *in
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    REPRESENTATIVE TO COMMONWEALTH TALKS
    159 6 Ni-r DELHI. Friday THE Vmur.c: Ificist I C. D. DeJhmukb, wffl represent tadM at th* neeUnf of the Joint Consuh'»»"* rvwwnttfcee of th. Commonwealth countries comm. v loou on Sepl 6. it .1 nouneed in New Delia. Discussion.* will Start on the ofheia" level followd by
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    Indian Press Demand 'Punish Pakistan'
    169 6 (GIIS). NEW DELHI. Friday. MOST of the Urdu newspapers in India have ur# ITI that the Kashmir problem should be the same basis as the Korean question and aggressor in Kashmir should be similarly uta* and punished by the United Nations. They attribute the failure
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    ACTORS IN FILMS
    145 7 untitled NEWS BRITAIN I minimum aje > r v raising from under which w. bt mployed in oranch o* entertain nt i x p: under licence, j'h' c, ft a "children s film actors v ip like other 2: i'neir mployment v*c..py as small a >ir family
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    West To Discuss Trade Loopholes To Soviet Bloc
    210 7 FINANCIAL SECTION A.P. WASHINGTON, Today. THE U.S. Secretary of State Dean Acheson is expected to discuss soon with Britain and France means of plugging trade loopholes through which war potentiaf material might slip to the Soviet bloc. Diplomat/c officials forecast he will
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    BURMA FACES DEFICIT
    79 7 A.P. RANGOON, Today. BUTMA faces a.«? estimated deficit of over 000 (£67.».rt001 in her -951 budget Finance Minister 1 Tin said yesterday. 13ut. he assured the Burmese Parliament, he doe.- not .ntend increasing taxation. Announcing the new budget estimates. C Tin said that maintaining law and order
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    COPPER PRICE
    36 7 A.P. Tjoxr>o\\ Fri.—St art lug tadw the price of electrolytic loppcr v. i'<> iKMped from £IM> to .'2 (2 per ton delHwrxd, thl Mi:v r'r\ of Supply announced on 1 bursday niu'ht. A. P.
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    Indian Trade Mission To Visit Federation
    150 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Indian Trade Delegation, which is arriving 1 in Singapore on September 20th, will also be \iMtinc Kuala Lumpur and Penang. on their way to Bangkok, it is announced by Sardar Jogindra vingh, the Government ot India Trade Commissioner, today. Th" deletra
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    The Programme
    88 7 (GIIS). The official programme ol the delegation's activities <n Malaya is being pronared oy the India Govt mm-nt Trade Commissioner's oOUin S n?aport in consultau 1 with the various Chamb rs of Commerce and other business or.anisi ions in tile territory. \s H<»n ko:r- iiaa no, o* n
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    WEEK S PRICES
    67 7 ,k, wee r.tlin-- Sept« 1 vul ;om" DW Mi-sirt Lowest OSMtaNJ "uyer--I'iVl ire" uuiin Soot Loo-. 22 Si »«5 R M.A.I PaU- l r-i- F »B. 107 IBS •«C" Blanket Ctefw mjunmti mm '•(V Blanks Cr«pe L< ISf 100 sport- Sept. v» ;»»c U' i -j S.Q.K.S.S.
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    INDIA'S EXPORTS UP
    106 7 (GIIS). n recording th country a li Juh amounted I on md Imports llion. The June figures were: nd imports RB. efl2 I mdbor The value of transit tr.sat of foreign countries ->n lnctla'3 border amounted to: -,-exports n*. million n I imports EU. 200 Oo The
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    CHARON BRINGS SHEEP, FLOUR
    31 7 The Chares w.mch docked in &.ngn.poie > < s-: w. ;ftc>nocn btonght i,OW sheep bo Singiiporp' 1.000 tons < r iiour and about 800 tons ol apples and fresh vegetable?.
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    SEA MAIL
    41 7 i PB v wi-/.«J from Nontj L as Brunei. nafi aaUtt»« Federation today at the t wm f<w pestfas •> r, i <> for a sibc..-3 n Tl aland and faa> t Japan. H«»n:rkans, aad CMai-e pan Jar*, p*lemb«n*. Pontianak, ti\«-<J.
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    BRITAIN LIFTS BAN ON STERLING SECURITIES
    278 7  -  (By SYDNEY GAMPELL Reuter. LONDON, Friday. DRITAIN tonight abolished almost all on investment by foreigners in sterling securities. The Bank of England announced that, generally speaking, foreigners would in future be able to switch into any sterling area security, on a stock exchange m
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      222 7 i. I i «iciul and fT i i r t»> i BagI-jmgh— ,,-M-mr; x «H» i n«- ,.„<:., IB a haJf-hwur i mi >v<tfi- front ihi* 1 rajx»n» I.ok b\ l»a\i«l -it'iai iftU 1 1 10 00 1«:. lUrital; MJi I ..-> ><.>*• F»ov n. •\i n i t:c« s
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    untitled industrialist and former'abour »m*on orjranrzer. who u-a*. . h*BM president of the Chamber of Commerce of the I'nired States on Ma\ A, 1050.
    23 8 untitled industrialist and former'abour »m*on orjranrzer. who u-a*. h*BM president of the Chamber of Commerce of the I'nired States on Ma\ A, 1050.
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    HIGH FINANCE
    75 8 In a big Cat) departincnt Store, a woman was extremely interested in a display of doll houses. She examined each one very minutely. Finally, she stood in iront of one. and when she read tile exorbitant price tag. she i*as petrified. The saleslady, noticing her staring at the
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    The Malayan Film Unit Is On Show..
    555 8 ONE of the delight's of the Pp Mfcral, M reports The Glasgow I*efafcl nn "ents now taxing pUce In Edinburgh, is the Manner m w'ich ono meets with p rple who do unu. v. 1 job- in out ol' the way places. "For
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    THE D'SOUZA'S ALSO HAD A DOZEN KIDS
    95 8 Reuter. BOMBAY—When the Clifton Webb picture "Cheaper by the Dozen" came to town, it brought weath tc the d'Souza family. The management of the theatre .-howing the film landed _»n them after a coraoout of me c ty. When Mr. Mrs. Henry d'Souza
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    FINE FEATHERS
    61 8 Hollywood En her current romantic comedy, "Come Snare My Love. Irene Dunne will weai tan creatSona designed lor h-r by Travis Ban ton, noted Hollywood stylist. On. .suit alone, a gray broadt.nl cket over a woed skirt, is valued at more than $2 000. All of the cloihes
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    CHANNEL SWIMMER
    21 8 Hassan Add F; Rehim strik:> a boxer- pir* m swimming the Channel in the recent comintihon Photo. I Photr
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    INTERPRETER WAS ANOTHE DEFENDS
    26 8 MELBOURNE 1 Mcl! -c m !i< traffic a man at the bac room offered to act I The charge against withdrawn. —Renter-*
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    CAUGHT OF BALANCE
    19 8 then the ship t*J*;' r n ed "Mother v •'What's the r:S' on a detour 0
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    Soth Korean Takes Seat In The SECO
    255 9 Reuter U.P. LAKE SUCCESS. Friday. t£ gt [rity Council met tonight, with Russian ['yl Mr. Malik, under the chairmanship of rflhdvwn .Jebb (Britain). i Or Gladwyn Jebb. President of the Council for ider the rotation system, opened the P the rovisional agenda adopted
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    Close Watch On Turko
    52 9 U.P. BRUSSELS. Fri. rJRKO Westering is resting in a country hideovt after a week of night clubbing. Westerling quit Brussels night life aftei his wife arrived from Holland. The couple havf* ieft for an undisclosed country place. He is watched night and day by State Security
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    Mr. Chang Says His Piece
    120 9 T fVJTE SUC ~FSS. Fririav. 4FTER he had taken his s?a* on the Security Council today. Mr. John Cham, reorcs tntative of the Korean ftebublic called an the Council and all United Nations members to exert further their maximum effort to subdue completely this evil
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    Retires After 42 Years
    118 9 Mr Wong Ah Fook wjio has had 42 years' «nice with the Singapore Harbour Board wa, yesterday feted by his colleagues at Oie Harbour Board Association at Cantonment Road on tne occasion of his retirement. hfr Wong joined the Harbour Eoard in 1903 L as a
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    Red Cross Sends Rugs To Assam
    399 9 THE first move to relieve earthquake 1 victims of Assam was made bj the Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society when it sent a bale of blankets in response to the Indian Red Cross appeal. The telegram from the Indian Red Cross
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    POLICE SHOW
    31 9 MALACCA, Fri.—The .'a: in poiice i.s staging a charity show at the Stellar Hall, City Park. Malacca, today. The total proceeds will go *o the Malacca JubPee Boys' Home.
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    The 'Boleh' Home After 7 Mth—Trip
    148 9 Reuter. SALCOMBE South Devon Friday. THREE BRITISH navai officers, a British civilian, and a Chinese cook arrived here irom Singapore I in the 38-foot 16-ton yacht Boleh < Malay for can do") today. The yacht left Singapore on Jan. 18. The crew vere der
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    VATICAN PLEASED
    45 9 U.P. ROME, Thursday.—Vatican officials said last night that they had received "with extreme interest" t preliminary reports of toe ChurchState agicement signed in Budapest. ut said they would refrain from comment Vntil he full text of the agreement was in their hanels. —LM\
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    258th MEETING ON AUSTRIA
    149 9 A.P. LONDON. Today. RJJSSIA has agreed t.» join the Big Three Western Powers next week y New York in a new discussion on the Austrian Treaty oi Independence^ The United States. British and French Foreign Ministers nave been so informed by Ambassador Georgi N. Zarupm. Uk
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    INDIA TO U.S. —'BE FRIENDLY WITH MAO'
    196 10 U.P. WASHINGTON, Today. INFORMED quarters disclosed yesterday that India has urged the United States to give Communist China more "specific" assurances of the American government's friendly intentions toward the Chinese people. They said that the Indians have expressed tbe belief that some substantial
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    SUTTON NAMED CHIEF JUSTICE
    47 10 KUALA LUMPUP Fri. Mr. S. W. P Foster Sutton. Attorney-General, has been appointed to be tne Chief Justice oi th? Federation of Malaya in succession to Sir Harold Willan. He will assume duty as Chief Justice at a later date, it was announced.
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    RAF To Rent Houses
    120 10 4SSURED rent* for fixed periods up to five years are being offer d by the RAF to property owners on Singapore Island in a fresh bid to oveicome the accommodation shortage for service officers and men and their lamiaes. Furnisned or unfurnished flats, bungalows and houses
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    COMMONWEALTH GAME DRAWN
    56 10 ngnt— Surrey. Fri.-The Cricket match between the Com-myaw-alth and England XI ended in a draw. Th*- Commonwealth side declare-! their first inning closed at Wednesday's total of 2SO for and there was uo play >e_-'erday owing to rain. team had .-corei lv< :i< for eijrht in their
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    1950 MOTHER
    42 10 .Mrs. Elizabeth liender Cloud, leader in education and social welfare, has been chosen "American Mother of the Year" by the Am eri ran Mother* Committee. She was selected frcm 32 candidates Dominated by the Governor* of each of 48 S**u-»
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    BABY & 6 OTHERS HURT IN CRASHES
    94 10 BABY 6 OTHERS HURT IN CRASHES Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE BAHRU. TM'/. SHORTLY after 9.30 hot night at Jalan Storey four persons were hurt in a ensh between two cars. Traffic police are fying to trace one of the vehi< Nsi involved. It disappeared after the accident. Earlier in the
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    Chinese School Master Shot
    244 10 KUALA LUMPUR buu gANDITS in Pera* surrounded a Chuie* this afternoon and shot < hnSSi who was taking a physical trains They then opened fire on the loik*'** The police returned the fire ana thebanlS off. One Tamil man and a slightly wounded in the exchang*
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    WISDOM TO HEAD YOUTH COUNCIL
    38 10 Mr of Wisdom, has a ceptrt j M. Cans: Officer*, the Secrettrj J W. C- Evar.i P; Schools. Malacca' Mr p M. G C. Mr and Mr. C. a. c- Vita Cow 10
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    ANGLO-U.S. OIL DEAL
    18 10 Completing of a £10.(ftI oil de.U between Bntish fl American companies announced here hst ci&l
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    WEEK-END DIARY GENERAL
    131 10 TODAY C.V.M.A.: Cinema show: 'Mu*ic for Millions 143 Victoria Street at 7 p.m. SINGAPORE t HBI-I lAN <OINi.IL: Public Lecture L. Prof. T. E. Jessop at 5.30 p.m. at Wesley Church Hall. CHINESE V.M.C.A.: «lass 2.30 p.m.; Basketba'i practice 5.00 p.m.; Badminton at 5.30 p.m.; Film show
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    411 10 SEVENTH DAT ADYENTIST CHLRCH: (6. Penang Road): Sabbath School 3.30 p.m. reaching service at 6 p.m. TOMORROW ST. GEORGE'S I. MIR I-ON CHIKCH. Tanglin: Holy C munion and Dwutuil 9.30 a.m.; Sunday Communion 7.15 a.m.; Morning Prayer in Church Hut 3.45 am.; Evening Prayer—6.3o P.m. METHODIST: Wesley Church
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    CINEMA
    144 10 CATHAY: "Captain Carey. U.S.A." at 11. 1.45. 4.15. 6.43 9.30 p.m. Midnight tonight: "Father of the Bride". ALHAMBKA: "Robinson Cras->-of Clipper Island" at 12.30, 4.'J'.' 8.30 p.m. Midnight tonight: "Battle of the Magic lien" (Cantonese). Sunday Matinee: "Black Magic". PAVILION: "PrWid* Fanv' a- 6.30 A IAPITOL: h>J Dozen a'
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    SPORT
    93 10 TOOW •»0( KR: jl* F.A. v. H"U~ Kt' Eesar stadium: J»*Tou Rangers Bt-\ r tj j3 <W>ls:u: Bus H. r A rwavs v. Borneo *<• Police D-jvt sro x SAILIKO: petnc.n a 1« 1 MMI KIMat at l; tea. i KM KI I Arrrv <1*. da>> E~* i! "'•fN.
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    LASHY (Split Thumb) OLDS BROOKS TO A DRAW
    486 11  -  untitled AND KLONG STEAL SHOW By "LEFT JAB" jjy v. hastian, with a right thumb that was h, bone, fought pluckily to a ten-round th Orient champion. Boy Brooks at rid Stadium last night, -v p > injured his thumb in the
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    COUNTY CRICKET AT A GLANCE
    203 11 LONDON. Fri. surrej i«w teal Leicester by 10 wickeU io heir last county fixture of tn*. leason and so tied with Lsncaih r« who finished their pro •rdamme earlier, for the. Kn tlish ounty cricket championship. the o\ai. wtrrey oeat Lei, rslure by tea Lei
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    S.C.S.A. TENNIS
    57 11 The following are the ftxtufs in the Open Singles: Monday:— Sco Fatt „»«9»» *y L C. Gob. H. D. Rozaro vs. Tuesdaj Koli San Pin V.muid Shah. H. M Marpnuz vs. Tan Chuan Heng. Wednesday:- F. C .Tan vs. W* Thiara Siew. Chou Kaaw Kj* Too Kirn Tee.
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    G.S.C. HOCKEY
    29 11 Hot key practices for «pe*»' £m of the GirlV Sports Club will be eld on the Padang every Tuesday and Thursday at 5 p.m. from September 5.
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    Champion badminton team of the Singapore Municipality, the Sewage Pumping Station who beat the Municipal Stores and Workshops team by three games to two. Pictured from left to right: Chan Fook Van. P. C. Perry. Mrs. P. L. Barclay. Syn Lam Tai. Ho Ah Hons. Lim Moon Kwee and Mohan, secretary. Mrs. Barclay save an ay the prizes.
    58 11 Champion badminton team of the Singapore Municipality, the Sewage Pumping Station who beat the Municipal Stores and Workshops team by three games to two. Pictured from left to right: Chan Fook Van. P. C. Perry. Mrs. P. L. Barclay. Syn Lam Tai. Ho Ah Hons. Lim Moon Kwee and Mohan,
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    Europeans Beat Eurasians 3-1
    240 11 rIE S. A. F. A. Community League tie between the Europeans and ihe Eurasians al Jalan Resar PtaHi or y*9**f<*** resuMed in a three one -win for the Europeans wtiu ted iwo-wu at half time. Plnwd o<i i r.-.:n Mtk«o tield which made conditions unfavourable for
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    I.R.C. MARRIEDSSINGLES SOGCER
    86 11 The Drat annual soccer maun nf the IRC between the Mar- 1 iied"ana gfce*** l v,: 04 I >la ed j lol \''i'?ilicn"f Shield k^ndJV ,i I v J»r M. and Ur S. Sithanibaratii will be prei' \A. Rhhiw Xt.a.i presented to ail players. a Puzak M.
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    WEST INDIES WIN
    9 11 Reuter. CANTERBURY. Fri West 222 runs.—Reuter.
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    "F" SPECIALS SCORE SHUTTLE WIN
    132 11 VSCs oi' "F" Div. (Joo Cl.iat Police Station) beat VSCs of "B" Div. thlamlang Kerbau Pchce Station* in a friendly _ame badminton played on ELK. caun by 4-1. <"F" Div. player; mentioned first): Singlet.: Lev Teow Whatt 1 .at G.M. AnthDDy 15-8. 15-2. S.V, Chitty
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    OCBC FIRST WIN
    35 11 MALACCA. Fri. «TK Ov: i set Chinese Banking, Citpr.ition gained their first win in the Malacca con.mcr.nl house l adminton iOir>p:'i'i)M when they heat the Shell Company by 4 matches to I.
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    SEDGMAN OUST
    38 11 A.P. FOREST HILLS. LONG INLAND Fn. Australian chain] >on Frank Qfliimian. last of the forei 'n en T r>s. was eliminated from" the U.S. tennis hamj»ionthipa by Ea'l Corhell »f Praaciacu To. 5-7. i-t>. ti-da; A.P.
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    MORNING'S TRAINING
    103 11 HEAVY ram fell lust evening and the going this mornm. w;,s heavy. With the exieplion of a few horses that sprint id down the straight, there was nothing much of interest on the tracks. The Bo*un <&pen«»»r» stablemate Tempest <Woi»d-' looked impressive when the> sprinted down the straight.
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    DE KRETSER'S XI
    60 11 miU■ will repr.-se.nl Paul ,1 Brctser'a XI ip a Crirke: against YMCA on thYMCA ground tomorrow. r"«* \vi.i commence at 11 a."'- Paul a> Kretser. Gropdl Kr;-..--nan. Benjam n CluimteJ-Rwf. Joseph Delilkan. AlexiiU DaUlkan. Desmond Keyt. Ltv 1« Wong. H. W. Taylor. Fata* ;:'e~ Fernandez. C. B.
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    Today's Race Results
    34 12 Mr. Wong Ah Fook. who was feted yesterday is seen at the centre with his colleagues of The Harbour Board. By his side are Mr. Stein, his chief, and Mrs. Stein.
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    CHRYSLER PUSHES STOCKS UP
    87 12 NEW YORK. Toda>. STOCKS pushed ahead smartly on Friday in a market enlivened by Chrysler's surprise dividend. Gains were trom a few cents to around US$2 00 a share and were concentrated In motor, rubber, radio television, copper mining and railruad issues. The Chrysler announcement on
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    U.S. Screens Chinese Students
    98 12 U.P. WASHINGTON Today r!E STATE D partment said today that it had been carefully screening 2,506 Chinese students and teachers receiving emergency government financial help during their stay in this country The Department denied a Boston dispatch which said that three Chinese students ordered to leave
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    Tin Output Drops
    195 12 Reuter. THE HAGUE, Friday. WORLD production of tin concentrates in June totalled 13,300 long tons, compared with 14,100 in May, according to the August bulletin of the International Tin Study Group issued here. This reflected the sharp drop in Belgian Congo to 230, compared with 1,362 in
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    FRANCES ATTITUDE
    24 12 Reuter. France's attitude to th* Formosa question resembles the Brit'sh rather than the American, a French Foreign Office spokesman said yesterday.— Reuter.
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    MINE KILLS PIRATES
    74 12 Reuter. HONGKONG Toe! y EIGHT pirates killed by a floating In the Yangtse Estuary when they attempted to loot a sunken Philippine merch-ntrna 1 San Anton.o on August 23, according to a Shanghai arrival yesterday. The informant said tne pirates boarded the S>n Antonio* power bo it
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    AUDIENCE REFUSED
    39 12 Reuter. PARIS. Thurs French Prime Minister Rene Pleven today refused to see a de'eg ition which culled nt his iAce to propose an exchange or prisoners between the Fiencn and the Vietminh insurgent forces in Indochina Reuter.
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    IDENTIFIED IN MORGUE
    32 12 U.P. Tht irrt.j muril it d bodies ot 5S TWA p!,n.' crash victims w-Tf vtaterdav r.iken to the Cairo Morgie wneiv they were identified by relatives .r.d friends. U.P
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    ALLIES ATTACK ON NORTH FRONT
    135 12 Stop Press U.P. NORTHERN FRONT. Sat. AMERICAN and South Korean forces attackeJ this morning In Wncgwnn an Pohang arefti and first reports from Pahang said American infantry pAd tanks and r>uth Korean infantry advance I up to i.ooo yard*. At the uunc tine the louth
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    Eisler May Be Next Victim
    110 12 U.P. BERLIN. Today. East German communist Party announced the expulsion of six ranking officials yesterday and reliable sources predicted that Propaganda Chief Gerhard Eisler might be the next purge victim. A Party announcement said that the officials plotted with United States spie.v They included Eisler's
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    Less Cotton This Year?
    117 12 WASHINGTON. Today. WORLD output of cotton in the 1950-51 session may be considerably below that of last session and helow the 1945-50 world consumption, the International 'Jott-n Advisory Committe said yesterday. "With the United States crop restricted to 10,309,000 bale.and production elsewhere unlikely to exceed hu$t
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    Last Day Of K.L. Meeting
    125 12 RACE ONE Horses hl r ADMIKM f ithletr L 2 Sevenf Seven r Kelvin Bullion. Bello 9 00 rate: Slo. $5. $6. $5 RACE TWO Horses 1 3 TROUSERS 8.05 Hariman 3 13 (iolden Harvest B m 1 rufine 8.09 Dunwoodk Cinema 8.00 Judaic 8.04
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