Morning Tribune, 4 August 1947

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    Masthead
    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE sertesj 10 CENTS
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    Chinese Chambers To Protest To London
    158 1 Opposition To White Paper I mi Our Own Reporter) 3.— A rive-man committee, each from the Penang, Chinese Chamber.- v I nsider sending a protest cently published White Paper inted by the Pan-Malayan bers of Commerce at its Comboday. This was disclosed by Mr.
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    IAM STOPS RICE MUGGLERS AND HOARDING
    35 1 IAM STOPS RICE MUGGLERS AND HOARDING m Siam- Juced B B B ns, which B B acture of B products the B paddy, H d rice i B bran. ippreB venty B I B Reuter
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    SPLAPSHED BODY OF CHINESE IN LANE
    10 1 SPLA PSHED BODY OF CHINESE IN LANE I 10th U.P.
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    King Appoints New Governors Of India
    422 1 King Appoints New Governors Of India The King ed thP !ip pun Mountbatton aa Governor India t Mi jmnah x,mifron, ,al foundation Units Van Mook hinted thai am iin- order from the Republican side would iU in prvmpt Diiu-h action. Mook said. "When peace ii-turbed prompt action will b >
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    DUTCH COMPLY WITH UNSC CEASE FIRE DEMAND
    326 1 DUTCH COMPLY WITH UNSC CEASE FIRE DEMAND VAN MOOK ORDERS TERMINATION OF HOSTILITIES Indonesians Disappointed Over Non*Return Of Captured Cities H ATA VI A. Aug. 3. Di\ Van Mook announced tonight that the Netherlands would comply with thr Security Council*! (ease fire order. Order has been given to terminate Dutch
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    Greetings To Queen
    77 1 Greetings To Queen Tribune Staff Reporter) liOtf. Aug. His E the G> rernor. Sir Edward (ifnt. hcs >nt the following h< Secretary of State for the Colonies for trans<on to Her Majesty the Qtutn "rt *he occasion of Her M*. birthday today, g. On behalf of the Government and people
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    "Nobody Ordered Me Home," bays Monty
    290 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) field Marsha! Viscount Montgomery, who arrived unexpectedly early on Saturday afternoon and leaves for this morning, yesterday evening told Press correspondents that he was returning home on his own __"Nobody ordered me home," h e said. "Monty-, attired in a khaki
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    REPUBLICANS WANT FULL WITHDRAWAL
    132 1 REPUBLICANS WANT FULL WITHDRAWAL Batavia, Aug. 3. The Republican Government, in reply to the UN order declares that th» decision taken by the Security Council up till now has not yet been officially received by th< Republican Government. Therefore the Republican Government, hope that the aforementioLiec decision will be handed
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    3 More Arrests In Burma Assassinations
    67 1 3 More Arrests In Burma Assassinations Rangoon, Aug. 3.— Two Burmese Excise Inspectors and one Chinese trader were among the latest to be arrested by police in search for the assassins who mowed down inost of the Burmese Government a fortnight ago. A third Burmese, U Soe Lin. rep- le
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    ECONOMIC CRISIS IN BRITAIN
    135 1 London. Aug. 2.— Today, four days before the economic situation is thrashed out in Parliament. British trade union chiefs considered the appoal for overtime and increased production made to them by the nation's chief planner and member of the "inner cabinet i\lr. Herbert Morison. For three
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      29 1 0 An indispensable aid to sound s!?ep/ HIGH QUALITY AMERICAN BED SHEETS \9O 56.00 MxM 57.50 81x108 '00 Pillow cases 42x36 52.00 BAJAJ TEXTILES r \i ins n v
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    IT'S NEVER TOO LATE, OR EARLY-SAYS DR. CHEN
    511 2 THE FIGHT AGAINST STORE'S TB i he for tiinfit .tt i«>ji of u- ern i, n( Dinin .1 with equal wj "id Miihput l( ui ti thi« nnin a ti.i'\ oi* this ition lor Ike past tw< «t <laied Dr. tJhen Su
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    Dr. Chen Su Lan Entertained
    80 2 ribune Staff R( Dr, Chen Su San, who Is sh •tend thi world eonfi i YMCA; to be .ii August 12, I to an informal dinnner las) night >y the omclals ol the Chines YMCA in Singapor< Dr Chen pleaded to ■.lie conference for th(
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    Memorial Service
    27 2 iHa:i were k rem j down by the Dutch i bV [nd e union Jack, Chinese, [c n Indonesian, Am-'; can and LISO flown at,
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    PEDESTRIAN ROBBED AND STABBED
    86 2 PEDESTRIAN ROBBED AND STABBED A Chinese pedesirian of a street hold-up, who tred U> rer Uic money which had been taken from him by three Chinese robbers, received a s*ab id in the back n *he small hours of the morning, y-oster-day. The hcM-up took place at the ;urction of
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    GUNMAN FLEES WITH CLOTH ROLL
    58 2 Holdirj; up inmates o." a Chii esc shop in Circular Road a 1 11. 'JO a.m. on Saturday, a single Chinese gunman helped himself to four rolls of clo.h worth $80 and escaped in a taxi. By the time tho taxi was picked up by
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    NEW ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
    54 2 The "Singapore Illustr Weekly" published by W. G. P. Da vies, printed by Edwin G. Owsiak at the Craftsman Pre-.> 302 Orchard Road, made its debut on Saturday. Pictures in the magazine, cover all the important functions of the week in Singapore from sports to politics, wedding
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    For Those Killed In Mercy Plane
    7 2 KilU
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    KLM MALAYS ASK FOR LEAVE
    89 2 KLM MALAYS ASK FOR LEAVE Malays in flingo tor the Dutch KLM m the i/llife and nil H d K'avo for a i- rel work. Mr. A- E. Pilgraiv <r of thi' KLM Tribune yesterday th; ted an "underj roi at hanci iis Malay stall He expressed surpri hould happen.
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    Indian Orchestra Recital
    71 2 Indian Orchestra Recital Tha Sri Ramakrishna Ora tra gave a recital fri m Ri Malaya on Saturday at 10.15 Some of the items < intd were Carnatic ion Edith Paul Hindiist.t Mrs. Saradha Sha: th< director of the Among other selections I M£ss Jayaluckshim! Hindustani on the br< and unity
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    Democratic Spirit Can Only B Realised When Discr imination End
    329 2 "The spirit of democracy can only be realised if there is no discrimination." Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan said at a dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel on Saturday by the Alumn: Association (.1 the King Edward VII College of Medicinr.
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    "Cease Fire" Call Has Steadying Effect On Local Market
    538 3 "Cease Fire" Call Has Steadying Ef fect On Local Market PRODUCE AWKETS ROUND-UP I .Tribune Market c.rnM>«mdeiit) Us «,u.et «*>■ li «LfTth?N.W. P-dace reaching "",";> tL*Ut ...v Jiv, Ol the re u,' s quotations well beyond tlieir calcui ,I,lm some ousiness was transacted in r S i :'u an I
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    Exploitation Of The Ruhr For Europe
    26 3 h Por- Bidallit I I I I I :'d not I could I I the iuli I he I A4l
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    Landslips Delay Train
    5 3 Landslips D elay Train I"
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    COMMANDOS REVISIT ST. NAZAIRE, REMEMBER DEAD
    147 3 lSl in na^airf 2 Hatless. dnml now in civilian j. 100 commandos today revised St. Nazairo o wat C h «ie ;S r Pl ;;l niei M P;>Ul Readier, unvel] a memorial to their r ?'d JIV in a raul which lives as an
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    RICE MILL IS SEIZED AND OWNER FINED
    255 3 SITIAWAN, Aus- 2:—Sentences of two months ri without the option ol a fine for operating a mil! for moling padi without licence, an a fine of $1,000 or four i;«onths r.i for bi eaki ng the seal of a rico mil! without the
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    $500,000 FILM COMPANY FORMED IN PERAK
    277 3 'erj him its kmd in Pin IP 1500,00 which issuf. permission i :i obtained from the j seen Malayan Ui. The new concern is the A6 l&h. The capital is divided 500,000 orclinary share* priced $1 each and the registered Office or the Company
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    Tribune Thanked For Prompt Action
    141 3 Tribune Thanked For Prompt Action KUALA LUMPUR, Aur? 3- On the night of July 23 a^ j cbcut 8. 30 p .m., smoke w«a seen ccmir,^ out oJ" the first floo: the Gert-ral Pest Office by some members of the Tribure staff. The Fire Brigado was sum- monei! by one
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      102 3 PEKING I. At CO., [SPECIAL REDUCTION" CAMPHOR-WOOD CHESTS ALL SIZES 66, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TEL. 3380 simpik rry 4*o si "Non-IVip" MHMM« u:^ e»irt-tiKJ> f.mplr ig ofMM Tf>cre r ur o«b«T t*o haaded A act I «pocd hitherto unobta.. Ha 1 11 11 1 v rm n ">" Ir.mi !*o
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      Australia Backs The Future
      218 4 Aui tralia 1 i tion in bringing the case oi Indonesia before the United Nations Organisation, and thus stealing a march on [ndia, is a fact of great signiflc More than any other non Asiatic power, AustraE'ia has becom conscious. Tin.', America and Britain have great
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      The Fading Vision
      146 4 The F ading Vision During the l ng war years, despite the bombings I the killings, the spirit of mankind was nourished by the hope ol better times to come after the war. We consoled ourselves with the thought ol a world built upon the Atlantic Chartei and of M
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      Star Gazers
      73 4 throughout lh,. world will note with Pleasure thai a dlsastei ol the greatest magnitude been averted In India, in deference to > i from their astrologers the new [ndian Inlon Cabinei win be sworn In at one minute P»st midnight on August H 15 instead of August 14
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      The Looc Comes Home
      18 4 Th e Looc Comes Home ne hundred and the Imperial "HI be Mium-M to the Rail ■'!> lh« tod
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    THE FARMERS' PARADISE
    910 4  - THE FA RMERS' PAR ADI SE Dodwell Cooray C.nl.ng Simpai delightful place- except for its mosc|i. 7 Hill tl anotl i Kuala Lumpui it winds u.sly for several i i until it reaches its hi! I inl at Ointing Simj From there the road .-ids equally sharply to Ointing Simpah
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    Orient: Culturally Ahead, Mechanically Backward
    171 4 Andro Siegfried. vT'titf] in Le FlKar o (Paris) on thp countrie.s 01 Asa, says: As becoming a centre ol partially liberated as it from the western ii fluences v. have for so long played a domircnt part there. But it would be a mistake to
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    THE NOVELLO TOUCH AGAIN!
    870 5  -  Bernard Slydel NEWS HROM THE BRITISH STUDIOb By- h t H »LOl R B K B R oped. H we re H ever H v' unit B ip the rature drop--3 ory H era equipment B B d tance BsKiNMKM IN PRAGUE B n n unit
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    had towel sewn in stomach
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    GMLU wants more delegates for ILO conference
    183 5 GMLU wants more delegates for ILO conference 'Tribune Staff Reporter* Tho Government md Mun:< pal Labour U: era 1 1n selection of only one delegate to represent all typos of Workers Unions in Sngapore at the International Labour Organise t ion's preparatory conferenc in New Delhi n October. ab solutely
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    272 SENTENCED TO DEATH
    63 5 NANKING, AUC- 2.— Chna's postwar trial of traitors and collaborators is gradually drawing to a close, but war crimes trials are expected to last we'l into winter. Of 9,400 persons brought t<» trial on treason charges since V-J D;iy. 272 have been scntencad to death. 722
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      60 5 Efficient to Operate fcgl^^ Stencils changed in a matter J t< of seconds. Colour can be HONEO changed at will— no cleaning mm u \roß WHATEVER YO! \i; SED WHATEVER YOIM SEEN FOR THE LONG HI N OR SHORT— ITS BETTER TO (M L IN RONEO and DO [HE JOB
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    Service Men Proposed For British Industry
    533 6  - Service Men Proposed For British Industry H.L. HOPKIN OUR LONDON LEHER by H i Pi t ihi- I ;n j,. that four circu i thai point hi conten J tt.it the Qovtrßmi ii' iut u n I- c< ufte ii h:t|i" na to b* predominantly < ive. Mr. ■i c.
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    Teachers Want More Money For Education
    372 6 Teachers Want More Money For Education p ihould be spent on edu< ;,u T«achei n. r urday u on th* t-xpt-ndi- j at oresent allotted to cdu 'Tl is spending tar to liltlt> on educatii I *M\ lnr governments <>f utlu-r countries a»'d. Th U :> it declared. "Great Br»--iun
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    Frightened Indian Presumed Dead
    88 6 Frightened Indian Presumed Dead (Tribune Staff Repcr^cn Malacca Saturday. An Indian. G. Sithambaram who we* attached to the Jasin DUtrict Office and who was al raid that the '3-Star Party' were nut for his life was .n the I Court today presumed to have died on or after Oct. r».
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    $300,000 TO FIGHT S'PORE TB
    163 6 (Tribune Staff Re\ Dr. Chen Sit Lan. Singapore's foremost < in ttu fifth I (Kiainst tu> annotvm rday th nf .ion. oo? dollars we >>nul- available hit t) Jubilt* Fund to thr And-Tnle < >t lt sis Associn tion With the money, he said. Association
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    TB: 'Go-ahead' union but not Singapore
    36 6 Di B. R. Sreeniva of th€ fl Kin- College ol Mod. I that. ernmon* wan I I I H. :if!dod thai I had bi M in M I I M
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    36 TB DEATHS
    13 6 July 20 I In fl out oi 7.1 m nil
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      32 6 i;xp<!rt I,udl«s Drtta Maken Latest Fiihloßi CHOP CHING MDND >r(h:ird Koad. Sjnuaporo formrrly at 153 Orchard Road, I'rompt Serrlet: Sutlstuction Guaranteed H_ Shipment Arrived HARDENITE octagonal tool steel Rahamin Penhas Ltd. -IGAPORf
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    PEACE IN CIVVY STREET
    484 7  -  JOHN EDE BOOKS REVIEWED BY wu I I Sfwi urn in I f. I II B a \.uiy h^d l r l and c ■cht or John returned m a i-peou t i fact t wne 1 fn his cere, i >o diilicul*. t B' 'rash
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    20 MILLION ON THE ROADS
    25 7 >ndon. l.—Tk« Automoj twenty million poop I the roaUa over the Bank holiday and •■qual >! of prewar bank days.- Reuter
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    "DON'T DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR OUR RICE"-UNION GOVERNOR
    168 7 "DON'T DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR OUR RICE" -UNION GOVERNOR (Fn in Our Own Reporter). KUALA LI MPI R, Sat.— The i for Malaya to depend .»n her ilt.rts to produce toed and not to place much reliance on imports ;>. stronrly stressed by Iward Gent, Gmv6vnm »i lyan Union, when
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    police hunt for 'terrified' dog
    47 7 LONDON. Aug. 2— Police ard mcrr. 1 :hv Society for the ProCruelty to Animals are ng i.» capture a stray Alsatian *"h'( .to hiding plaiv in Edmonton i ,r:,y tv.iie daily >ch of i us livrd •inoi Slewing no On. may Reuter
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    4 HURT IN FIRE
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    EGYPTIANS BOYCOTT DUTCH SHIP
    7 7 EGYPTIANS BOYCOTT DUT CH SHIP u I >
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    ARCHDEACON SAYS OUR GOVT. "TOO EXPENSIVE"
    267 7 (Tribune lienorter) ARC HDEAOON OI SINGAPORE, THE VI N I> R HOMMIIALL, IN AN EXCLI SI rtltVll V WITH Hit: TRIBUNE ON SATURDAY ATTACKED THE ADMINISTRATION Oj II'OKF AS BEING lAR TOO F\FI:NSIV! .ernment. much m< on the administration of I Ti- Archdeacon, who
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    CHIANG TO GO OS HOLIDAY
    22 7 NANKING, Aug. 2.— Chinese reports said Generalissimo Chiang Kai•hek will visit Kulin- fo r a brief ay.
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      194 7 Monday Morning I Puzzle Corner Thia wt of variety puzzle fthoald 4 •fford you.nu^ r^ 4-Hov noany f, ui -!otte,- wo I [2. 13 I Jl v BMUiy tour-letter worUa cMn r— —L— J form ending n EAT? I '.-WORD DIAMOND r^~ 1 Cue word diamond centres 011 Q> 7
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    671 8 AROUND THE TO WN -WITH VE M? iE Air House I I Ml and neck non I AJ [urshal Air V'.c, d( i i n and Miss P. Air Vice Marshal an Nd I key. Brigadier and Mrs. Brigadier ind Mrs. CouttJ M MOee, Mrs L. H. Cox.'i Peter H-
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    Girl Who Can't Stand On Tip-Toe Gets £6,000
    141 10 Special I Eg n by an I I v I I I I H children fed re al C that shr a he Jii'l <^H For two mini I M I woul i like t > 1H J hurried teleph< ne throng)
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      205 10 I Comics-Exclusive the Morning IrBIMI i J NOW ..Vkepbyj-. kUUANDi NO i^m 1 WAY BUT P PACING i r— "l Hi^ii*/!, u,, p I 1 fnußoy cocTim ooing mv sest. ••S.ANOTHi IFVOU I OTJi MP^ n lESSMVSOUL! fk7 nf Yf A c N 'NPICKHtKUP 1 l IT^MV LITTLE y |HVsW|wl
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    ACIAL DISCRIMINATION CAUSING RESIGNATIONS IN MEDICAL SERVICE
    159 11 I fur ice, by SU lumni Association of at i the lon. He t! tll n struggle of unit«nt medland tki back pa» ricremeiiti to Oovernment icrvants wew irani But he added, the recent DM not due to salary Uijiea, but to aj
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    63 11 PRODUCE MARKETS per EM where jH ::.mH 5106; No. 2 ■Othu- q .^B5-$B7. B Ik 8i s: $34. H No i V 1 $50 H- No. 1 $37: I oc 1 $40: Lamuong < black) I e $112 K ST- "nuaMtj ar: <? Sll Black I fS W quaI Bali
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    DOCTORS' GIFT TO RED CROSS
    6 11 DOCT ORS' GIFT TO RED CROSS
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    Brooch The Kids Played With Is Worth £400
    176 11 Brooch The Kids Played With Is Worth £400 tH) S|Kcial \rr«.iiKenuiir With The DAILY MIKKOK) LONDON. For years, the gelf children of Wimpson-lane, Milbrook, Southampton, played eddiiigs'* with an old brooch. It was worth al>out £400. value came to Ught aft<r Mrs. Alice Mabel St'lf sent Brenda. 12, the eldest
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    SEAGULL HIT HIM BETWEEN THE EYES
    49 11 LiOiNLHJi-i, auc wnn<» rngnt Lieutenant Jock Mathieson of the RAP station at Saint Eval wius pilot*- Laiu-ast< r a sra-cull flew into the plane and struck hun between eyes. The sveond pilot landed pl.ine and Mathieson was t^ken to hospital for treatment. Reuter
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    162 11 Ships alongside the s,lngai>ore wharves: WEST WHARF Godown 1 2 Euryadcs. God own 3 Tung Son>;" down 5 Steel Scientis Godown 6 7 Teucer lown P 9 Trevethoe. wn 10 11 Ma. 1 iwn 12 Bni ■wn 15 16 Somersetahii 3uma< COAL PLANT San Rafael (1). EMPIRE DOCK
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    CHESS CLUB LESSONS
    29 11 his month tl tn and n p.; s<.ns will be given every Satu to prisons I of Ih. i n (■> ;iii Ten 'lul> lilted m I
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    INDIAN FLAG CEREMONY IN U.S.
    155 11 INDIAN FLAG CEREMONY IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 A coast-to-cou>-t broadcast by the Indian Ambassador, Asaf Ali, and a me& from President Truman will featur.the historic ceremony when the n< u Indian ting is hoisted above the Indian Emi>as:sy here on August 15. In the absence of the Secretary of
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    Raffles Library
    199 11 The undernoted newly added nonfiction and fiction works will be ready for issue on Saturday next; Bhum (Eric) Comp. Everyman's Dictionary of Music (.For reference only); Forster (E.M.) Abinger Hai Knappttt (Rachel) A Pullet lon the Midden; Ki-abbe (Henning) Voices from Britain. Illus; LivieKoJWe (F.S.) The School Psychologist;
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    Dutch Boycott Means 'Cutting Our Own Throat', Says Official
    158 12 U-nt" dui i Parachute Collapsed 1 i K,. in nun. ;wil I!--.moth'f pi in, .iikl th( rachute colli M.ir. who aln rendod were ..truck. 'i. The display was watched by on lor officers Including the C "i the Southern Command, Leul
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    8,000 JAP TROOPS WERE TORPEDOED
    174 12 8,000 JAP TROOPS WERE TORPEDOED Malacca, Saturday. An echo <»f th; torpedoing and sink-; Ing of a Japanese transport. the "Skoshi Maru" by Allied submarines was heard in the High Court, in an application regarding a presumption of death. A Malay survivor of the "Skoshi Mam." Abdul Talip bin Rabu
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    MEN LIKE SHORT SKIRTS
    13 12 Tiw >h< u- AUK. 1 Worn. and robea U.P.
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    They Will Probe Wedding Trousseau Secrets
    135 12 They Will Probe Wedd ing Trousseau Secre ts pecial \itaiu»«neiit With Hie >undt IMttora tain ha un to tij Elizabi edding trous wh ,r will set the fashion planning new mal that they can fli r and reap thi and work peopl le centre, toUi i .vith Interest the i
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    ARMED ROBBERIES DOWN LAST MONTH
    53 12 ARMED ROBBERIES DOWN LAST MONTH Irmed robb Ivally going ther in the Iropped to 5 ii I last month then i tti TOKIO. Aug. 1 Ilirohno will shori book ol his biologir over the past 22 years. The: searches which won wide I claim throughout th before the Pacific Wa
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    Hooter Will Tell Time
    10 13 Ho ot er Will Tell Time I I I I
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    Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Spreads Across Europe
    633 13 Britain Reports 302 Cases, Austria Has 25 Deaths LONDON Auuust 3. Poliomyelitis (infantile paralysif) the scourge of the summer months was s n udiug fradlUlly across Furone on Saturday with 'Wl cases reported in Britain, deaths recorded In Austria and scattered outbreaks of the
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    Transported Rice Without Permit: Fined
    123 13 IPOH, Aug. 3.— A Malay, Yeo^ bin Ahmad, who borrowed private car to convoy 338 kaUies of rco from Park t 0 Greentown, Ipoh, for the purpose of holding a feast, following a marriage ceremony, was a doleful man when District Judge JG. Adams ordered
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    Taiping Streets Will Be Better Lit By Nov.
    102 13 Taiping Streets Will Be Better Lit By Nov. TAIPING. Aug. 3— All IW existing cast -iron iamp stard:'ds in Taiping's mam l "O- i roughfareswill.be shortly n(1, to mak^ wav for modern mercury vapour elect r»c lamps. Already at several important •treet junctions, these n.ew lamps suspended on stool cab
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    Burma Governor Thanks Malaya
    29 13 KUALA LUMPL.i. AU| The following replj ha i by Hia Excellency th i Bftr Edward Gent, fr oi Burma to ui ind my ;r kind
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    Singapore Share Market: Serious Break In Prices
    268 14 Sin ga pore Share Market: Ser ious Break In Prices CONTINUOUS FALL IN GOVT. SECURITIES Lh in I I n Hi" lit- ian "nl thia port* tui furthei cull In i t'n oui people h iitn which the Inhabltanta of ncuxlera t i have i t I too<l ii it
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    Coconut Products: Exports & Imports
    160 14 Coconut Products: Exports Imports A total Of 14, 86") tons copra were treated in Malaya. during"! June, Including 6,407 tons in Sm-.a, A total of 7. 884 tons m >nu oil were obtained, of which accounted for 3,514 tons. Copra (ike manufactured was .).<<( is ton*, Including 2,160 tons in
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    COMBINED SERVICES BEAT CIVILIANS BY 26 RUNS
    172 14 The Combined Services bejU Civilians in their Padago^ encounter by 2<\ runa yesl his ftrsi Innings runs by scoring 42 yesterday. Si<M'it>, also >vi'i! to take wickets foi 35 runs, while the Civilians. Thwraisin. he i lean bowled bj 8( neviratne i fortnei
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    ADVICE TO BUY TIN SHARES STANDS
    468 14 Our Market Report (B\ The Tribune Financial Correspond, nt) SINGAPORE, Monday— During fcl nothing has liappened to aiter the adviv to purchase producing tin aha fully lock away some of the cheap rubl because although the United States' ch greater success In substitute Burning
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    Penang Chinese Lead SCRC O First Innings
    108 14 in reply to th»- ■ation Club's firs'. I ol 202 on fi I Singapore Chinese H m JH resumed yesterday L'.m Green. m \B, Chong '-7 not Kee Pou 30 wrei I scorers for the S I the Vicltoi I Leong 6 for
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    U.S. CITIZEN ARREST IN BUDAPEST
    22 14 U.S. CITIZEN ARREST IN BUDAPEST An.' id day. fl Th M m 55, who I two daught«i Fr t ra i <m
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    SEVEN BEST MILERS TO COMPETE FOR PRESIDENT'S CUP
    294 15 minccssGuinevere To Win moß.iuliiPeiMtigToday a w.ii be th- Pweidents cup e country tnilera will Penang Turf ciut^ ace la -in °P en airair. can, With Bosewell's I I I I H m and RACE ONE I n l RunI on an I
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    AMICABLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION RONGGENT TONIGHT
    23 15 AMICABLE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION RONGGENT TONIGHT Mcmbei by inform* thai there Will Party a< thi a ociatlon pi anight (Monday) from midnight K f
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    Scratchings & Running Order
    385 15 Scratchings Running Order <Bv -Man at the Rails"; PKNANG. AUg. S-— FOIIOWinR are tho weiijhis. scrfttchinga aud r oi running: PACE 1- Horses Class IV, Fvc Furlong.-. Democrat 9.04 Ancllo 9.04 Happy Va 9.02 Skiporr Skittals 8.10 Lady of Kent 3.10 Craig Mount 7 09 Sheffield Plate 8.08 Prattlin 1
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    SING TAO'S LUCKY LAST MINUTE GOAL
    758 15 THRILLING FOOTBALL TUSSLE Sin 5 mb:ned ServiOei 4 winger Chu Wing Keung'i last minute goal gave Sing a lucky victory over the Combined Service in the return match at Jalan Besai- yesterday in one of the tou^h^st games the i Kent? footballers have had
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    NORTH WIN CRICKET TEST BY EIGHT WICKETS
    528 16 Kuala I. u the M n Crii I I on tin the conclud lier tl winni nly 41 minutes el theii Hi Kxrellency th< Governor, Sii Miss Ann Gent, '1 M ed the! >nd In- ii» photi graph wa need the came avour
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    Ban On API
    37 16 ,th Ims \> at the Unt l>< Malayan Nt m tk nu Youth L* reply to u ih, hit ft r relating tn th> i.innni 4 I' I •'Hut < < übled protetti Go\ D 1 Malayan
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    STABILIZING FACTOR IN FAR FAST
    62 16 Shanghai, Auf;. 3. -Chinese reports from Peiping said that Genera] Wedemeyer had called 01. many ln^h ofllcials in that city, including Deputy Mayor Chang Poh Chen, to whom he spoke In German, expressing the hop, that China would become "ng ;\nd prosperous nation ind as
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      39 16 High Water 12.46 p.m.-l 7 in. Low Water 6.14 ajn 1 1 in. 6.06 p.m. 4 ft. 3 to Rome. Aug. 2.— ltaly ent. Sigr.or Enrice De day signed the bill ra: Italian peace treaty passed by the Italian
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