Morning Tribune, 17 May 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1 NO. 752. {New Series) (10 Cents.) MONDAY, MAY 17, 1948.
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    Hay's Labour Party Meeting
    164 1 Hay's Labour Party Meeting 0()R I CONFIDENCE r L I v n Pin m Ifli J me the «loL- Cabinet i technics IyI the a Mdd n' for* m/m tht I tO I I >■ ihvayi la igain* th. menu Th, nexi IMO unlet. 1;v.,,s t.. Zilliacua The rUOiutj Qovernmettt
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    ALMOST ALONE!
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    "HIGH TREASON AGAINST HUMANITY..." REASON FOR EGYPT'S
    214 1 "HIGH TREASON AGAINST HUMANITY..." REASON FOR EGYPT'S INTERVENTION CAIRO. May 16. The Egyptian Ministry- of Foreign Affairs handed a memorandum to all foreign diplomats explaining why Egypt intervened m the Palestine war. The memorandum charged tho Zionists with the crime of "high treason against humanity" by allegedly assaulting Arab women
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    56 1 THE ROYAL SILVER WBDDINO: A .tptcial Svrvia of Thanksgiving tc.is held in 8t. Pnul'.s Cathedral. token thr K>n(i and Que*n celebrated their Sih*r Wrdilin'j. The. picture below ahowt the scene inside the CuthtKiral. The>r Majesties 'ire kWMflllf Hi prayer, ichile behind them are Princess Elizabeth, the Duke of Edinburgh and
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    PRINCESS AND DUKE IN PARIS
    245 1 for policemen hidden m every bush and behind every tree. One enteiprising photogTaphcr was there at 5 a.m., covered with leaves and trying his best to look like a tree. The police footed him out before the Prince*a arrived. A crowd of 4,000 persons waited,
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    EGYPTIAN ARMY OCCUPIES GAZA
    168 1 EGYPTIAN ARMY OCCUPIES GAZA State Of Israel" Stands At Bay CAIRO, MAY It— THE BGYHIAN ARMY HAS OCCUPIED (iAZA ACCORDING TO niJALLV WELL INI€MBD SOIRCES. ARAB "HOLY WARRK-KS DR IVI N <: INTO PALESTINE FROM TRANS JORDAN HAVE FOUCJHT T H E 1 R WAY THROrC.H TO THE JERISALEM TEI
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    CHINESE SCHOOLS IN SUM PROTEST AGAINST CLOSURE
    125 1 BANGKOK. May 16. Fol-Hainanese Association, and the lowing the closure of three Huanghauan, by the Teochow large Chinese schools, the j Association. Ministry of Education announc- Ed that Government schools will I start Chinese language OOUnKI ■Bd eventually set up separate government schools
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    Air Chiefs Back From London
    74 1 Air Marshal Sir Hugh Lloyd. Commandet -in-Chief. All Oonii mand Far East, accompanied by Air Vice-Marshal J. Whit- worth Jones. Aii Office) Oom mantling, Malaya. Air Vice Marshal A. S. ■anderson, Ai; Officer m Charge »>f Arlministration. Air Command Fai East, anil Air Oommodon N.
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    REACTION ROUND-UP
    329 1 THE JEWISH STATE <>l ISKAH, has MIMM to an Emergency Meeting tt UM 1 NO Security Coiin»H |t orilrr a halt M Arab imxMons of MM Holy l.;iml and. if nori-vsary, to impost' •Tonomir iind military sanrtions. >lonl*Tai Kliash, promimnt Jfrimalem attorney, rrpn's<'ntln^ the one-<la>-old Jruish nation, apPMM
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    42 Couples Wed In Colourful Mass Ceremony
    417 2 Staff AVpo^.r/ orRFr; a MAMMOTH I'RoWi' uAufibi' A U»LUi nn iCKROtonr it the iSubotic theatre yesterday VJKN rVoTLKS WERE WED ATA MASSMARRIAGL CERBMONT \T WHICH THK VETERAN STRAITS CHIN •fiF\nV HR IIM BOON KENC. OFFICIATED IT WAS* THF FIFTH MASS WEDDINC, ORGANISED BY
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    Chinese Wedding
    178 2 Mr. Trao Kang Moh third i son of Mr and Mrs. Thio Soen f an-i Mlftl Koh Gook E'ip I fifth daughter of Koh Kiat J were married yesterday aitoij Song and the late Mrs. Koh loon at the Chinese Industrial and Commercial Continuation School Hall :n OuUam
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    Teo-twee Wedding
    68 2 The wedding: of Mr. Teo Kan Leong and Miss Helen Gwee took place yesterday. Many triends and relative* attended the simple wedding ceremony at No. 110. Carpmael Road. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mis. Gwee Peng Kwee. The bridegroom Is a son of Mr. _in<i
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    Katong Music Circle Recital: A Suggestion
    182 2 f Tribune Staff Reporter i The Katong Music CircU hold a gramophone recital at the Katong Boys' Club on 1 Saturday night at 8 p.m. Works 1 ironi Benjamin Britten. Strauss and Sibeliu.- \ve:o played to a group ranging from the late teens to
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    18 ACCIDENTS
    95 2 (Tribute Staff Report* i The Singapore Traffic Police reported a crop Of IS accidents yesterday. None were, however, of a serious nature A police constable, who was off duty, received a fractured nose when he fell off a trolley bus near the Kerdang Kerba:. Police Station at about
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    PORTUGUESE TROOPER TAKES DEPORTEE
    146 2 (TtHmm Staff Reporter) The ForUiguese troopship. 3,3. Lourenco Marques, wow anchor m Ihe outei roads, wii leave touav at 2 p.m. Bhe b carrying 152 passengers transit and LOT) Portuguese troops bound foi Portugal Before she leaves., she wiM take on board one Portuguese (iepoitce. a
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    Inspiring Method Dedication Sery
    268 2 Inspiring Method Dedication Sery iT I. a Stall rAN INtPUUNQ DBDICA AT THE V l>U-:\ CHURCH Jr t ft KVtN'ING WHEN THREE MI fl AND AX INDIAN. JOINTLY J ED HAMMOND OR'IAN Wl '^i 50 DIBLEP A CROSS AU\ STALLS. PL'LJ'IT rURNITURE :i p The o^cifltiiHi mteliler waa th* Rtv.
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    24 2 Ha yestei .-.j PUIO I wives f scrvin >> daught and i Rod the Army; and Wj ,1 ment, X leave oeed I ur.
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    Controversial Problem Faces Divorce Court Judges
    463 3 high LEGAL AUTHORITY SOONER OR LATER ON THE ACE COI'RT PROELEM OF rffcEOF coitis interrupAIFK TO THE ANNULMENT OF HER I mkcISION? IN SIMILAR CASES 'I WITHIN TWO DAYS OF EACH f Y PIFFERENCE DIVORCE COURT thai U*i coitus re withr.tei *tf* l ntummar
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    British, Belgian Aid To France
    115 3 British, Belgian Aid To France )N>"N. May 16 Britain [>■; ill frant France t•, gti rl ng credit of o £2' 00C sterling under V.' t.'nii co-opera-: pter 'r: a complete Mowr c Anglo-French t it y leuned r a"- will be !?v "n as soon echn a ■ties are
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    112 3 gj ?OF.rI May 15. jojerj ar,; -res 'wrecked <w of p €lroI storacre 5 f Glentvood Springs, an explosion g**; builMngi an d ■Wftw or sat«nny. At f'^'"-'" wu killed !SS r €r< buraeA One i 0 Spring, ex■J caused |?50,000 da- "to thra houri of figium*E*»r ere there
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    DMS REP LIES TO REQUESTS BY HOSPITAL SERVANTS
    314 3 the pmecToß or medical mrvicm has rbIhui \iV ritK 8!X RKVB«T« MADE W THE SlNcaMCDICAL LABOUR UNION IN CONNECTION WITH THE PERCENTAGE POR THE VARIOUS ORADEB ORATUITIES AND WORK PERFORMED HOSPITAL SERVANTS. The I>MS, m his reply. MtatM that thr refMtt for
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    Padi Purchase Price Reduction On July 1
    235 3 Padi Purchase Price Reduction On July 1 It is officially announced by the Government w the Federation of Maiaya that 00 July 1. this year, the Government guaranteed price for padi vll! be reduced from the present price or $20 p^r picul at the mill and $19.20 m the field
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    Queen Visits BIF Malayan Stand, Asks About Ikan Bills
    409 3 No stand aroused interest of their Majesties the King anil Queen during their tour of British Industries Fair today more than did that organised by Malaya. The Royal Party which included Queen Mary, Princess Margaret, Princess Royal anil the Duchess of
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    Soviet Zone Germans Make Old Flag
    69 3 Soviet Z one Germans Make Old Flag BERLIN. May 16. Fla^ »n the black, white and red colour Of the former German Emptn were beinjx product m nationalised textile mills near Chemnitz m the Soviet zone "m ex pectstton of the proclamation of an independent lovernment the Soviet zone." the
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    FANFARE FOR BRIDE
    92 3 NORWICH. May ifi Wine trumpeton and drummer <>t the Royal Norfolk Regimeni wearing icarlel t<>l s sounded the fanfare al Norwich Cathedral on Saturday to welcome Miss Elisabeth Herbert daughtei ot the Biahop ol Norwich, foi li"» marriage 10 M;ij Hubert Hokien, M C T!i.- bride's father,
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    Pakistan Delegation For Labour Confab
    37 3 KARACHI. May 15. Pakistan has decided to send a delegation to the 31st I**"**!; sion of the International Labou Conference opening at »n Francisco on June 17. it WJJ authoritatively learned tonißht.
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    REMITTANCES TO HONGKONG
    124 3 SHANGHAI. May 16: Police authorities refuted last niv;ht press reports to the eftect that four personH recently artejfeed on chacgen of dealing m Illegal remittance of mon»»y to Hongkong have been transferred to Nanking to rttand tria'. Th*y jnolud throo official." of the Lin^ Wang Co.. largest
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    CBE For U.S. Admiral
    90 3 SHANGHAI. May 16: Th< British Ambassador. Sir Ralph Stevenson, presented an insi^r ma of tV (.'.B.E. to th»American Vico-AUroira! Oaca C. Ba%er. at a short and im prtaUve ceremony on boar<? the Bntish ciHJi^rr, London. In Nanking on May 12, it is vuaU*i acre today. Th«-
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    STRIKE AT ATOMIC
    38 3 WBWATORY Washington. v -u.» io. i iBBI ftOvrnnmiMt uafruJiti— a col lapsed tonight ;ind ;i union lea dor .said a sti Uc was virtually certain altfr Juno ft at Uir OakridK''. IVnntMee, atonur l;iJiOrntori(\s U.P.
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    Greck Troops Shelled
    35 3 Athen Ma\ |6. A Greek General staff communique announced that troope pursuing iii the area of Kiikt. North Salonika, w sheliod by mortara fltK! artlller> from Bulva i lan t< i ktory.
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    RUSSIANS KILLED
    42 3 Telu ran. May 16 Five RUB--.siari were killed yesterday m a skirmish wtth Persian fron n. guards on the AzerbaiJ ifl bordei A party i 40 Russian trying to cr the fronti*-: Persian i 111 l irj circle tai I
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    Basketball Or Soccer?
    64 4 Tv- incidents m t'n Ij.i:moN Soccer Lei gut match ii- 1 Koven u,hl Signal* i>' th> Joan Jit vie Stud. urn on F Utotf. T/a (i.u)n t :ui< <1 m c driiif. Below: Siuna.s yoalk* tpcr's fiti wns rimt /<< reach tin b.iU i>> on mttmck (tn
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    Sick Girl Kidnapped, Battered To Death
    162 4 Blackburn, England. May, l<> Four-year-old .1 v n c Ann I>vanoy was kidnapped from her hospital here yes- I terday and murdered. Her »><*iy. battered about the head 1 was found m her nightgown! lyintf race down m the graw on the hospital grounds.
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    New Arrests Id Bangkok Gol Theft Includes Army Officer
    99 4 BANGKOK. May 16: Po lic«\ investigating the $2.000. OO( I.S.i jjold lobbery hero, announced today that 30 mort ban of bullion have been dis- covered and said mm* tin-one-fourth of the total U>ot to now been recovered. Six new ftlTMtl ha\f
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    3 More Nazis To Hang
    113 4 Vienrvt. May 15. Australian Peoples Court today sentenced three Nazis to death and meted out long: prison term to three others foi new- Nazi activities. The six were found to he riagttadtn of a group of some 200 Nazi Party officials and army officers, who
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    DEATH SENTENCE
    32 4 Wuppertal, May 16 A Ceiman criminal couit yesteuluy passed the death sentence on Alfred Hilgers. formed commandant at the Kemna concentration camp n, ar Wuppertal. for crimes Agalxut hu- Reuter
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    U.S. CORRESPONDENT IN GREECE MISSING
    99 4 Washmsrtcn. May lti The State Department announced yesterday that the Columbia Broadcasting System correspondent. George Polk, has been missing for almost a week m Greece un'ier mysteiious circumstances. Tiie United States Contul(leneial m Salon k a reported lhat Po!k <!isanpeui»-- from hit hotel on May
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    UNKNOWN
    62 4 LONDON Mm JJiKint-o, of KmboS London J *»y remanded m v J charged with fred Mulhollan.i "f Durham. a The piosocuiion M|| W: round dead r^J undei thr balm] n OCCUpir-1 by Rpt^ J least him Ho and she "f| g mantlej l< A.1r .1 m !i« found sty
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    PARCEL BOMB WARNING
    96 4 London, May 11 Hoi See explosive expert! wh mined the bomb -oat to C Sii- Evelyn Barker last reported yesterday thi contain* 1 Boditm cyanj deadly poison. Scotw has issue'! a warning th one who receive Ia s ous looking pan.'. 1 shoii on any account put
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    SOUTH KOREA BLACKOUT
    52 4 Seoul. Korea, M*y H tricity supplies to Souttl from the Cfcnununist-aJ. North were cut »a minute after noon yesUJ This action by we M nist-dominated North Peoples Committee W effect the repetted throat? over Pyeng>wj that if satisfactory mentfl were noting" ment foi electricity, i woul<i be
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      286 4 MONDAY 'S PUZZLE CORNER LETS try a set oi puzzles much. 1 Bachelor of Science about fish:* (ab.l. 5 Absolute. 6. Ocean 1. FISH REBUS fish. 7. Fish. 9. Pausing. 11 FOUR kinds of fish are hid- That one. 14. Samples. 17 den in this rebus. Use the Coronet. 20.
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      35 5 tl LATEST HOOKS arri-.ino irjularlj from London •or ><,v tv t Bern r I'll LILLiFUT LIBRARY I L. tittle's P nce m Life lime Wedding Photograph disappointment consult Th fte Lar Photo Studio m Malaya
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Peace Dispute
      381 6 it is measure of the world's hunger for usurancet of peace that the exchange oi notes between General Bedell Smith. American Ambassador to Moscow, and Mr. Molotov should have led tli world to jump to the erroneous conclusion that America and Russia were about to engage m another
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      High-Chested Nations
      225 6 Thus, th first moves towards "peace talks*' have resulted m heightening, rather than lessening, the tension between the powers. Also, one ha.s the distinct impression that, though America and Russia are anxious to discuss peace, they are equally anxious to avoid any suggestion that their peace move;; are
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    STUDENTS RELAX IN CAMBRIDGE
    37 6 This pirturr shows out' of the most pleasant features ot Comb '7,. Ln k*" where msmy student* relax from thtir .studies. The River in tii College (right) with St. John's on the opposit*
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    Patriarch Of Postwar Germany
    729 6  -  JACK SMYTH WORK AND OCA RS~ B y j i BERLIN. One of the best-known personalities m j German flublie life today is Heinrich Kauffmann. a member of the Bipartite Economic Council and, until recently, the first Fro- testant Mayor since the Reformation to rule the
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    Hard Workers
    49 6 .must be his arrival i I P io«laction ivheat I wine. 11 he must be it to 1-1 ng ron is not Mll> t! talking The Hig jpeale.i to.Qu Sre food f "more and m first visu y: his arrival m 1916. Will BJ fields during I
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      56 6 rBRUSH*"^ II ALL YO UR WORRIES AWAY!!! i ■oMETnnea one is apt to worry ovrr > THINGS THAT LOOK MEItE TKIr'LES. BIT S IN KEALITY THEY ARE SERUM i> AM; i NEED TIMELY ADVICE TO A\LRT v SERIOUS CONSBQUEIfCBS. S >| All \>l WMJ&WULSCE j I'HONK: X2HOS FOR AProiMMKSI j
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FORM FAR AND NEAR
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      NO REINFORCEMENTS FOR PALESTINE
      444 7 Mi OI d n ical Brloi putn Pales--•v then 1 the House i to on I D pvtv ftmw Hr. A 00 doubt rt lequirtfast I -opor scllablc if E ,-adior said jrique an- iroop- caused rjsh Govi tomor- govern-,-BHtteh those of I uation. that was
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      SECOND TIME REGENT
      86 7 SECOND TIME REGENT THE l May 15. yesterday the Neth-, second .t when shei t ::u session Slates General l':x historic c< Knights. hey consort! tove through 'Vilhelihiria'B Rail. Queen n rarity re'duties for' i i xpire on 68-year-old power for a it her Gold-' that as she oadcast on
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      BILL TO END "STALIN'S MEDDLING IN U.S."
      214 7 VfestiftflfCon. May 15. Representative J. Parnell Thomxs yesterday appealed to Congress to approve the Mundt- xOfJ ?pmmunist-contro! bili to end "Stalin's meddling' m -h- rnited States. Thomas. chairman of the House (*nameric:in Activities Committee which drafted the bill made his plea m a
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      EX-TRAINER'S DECISION
      165 7 EX-TRAINER'S DECISION Sydney, May 16. Formerly a racehorse trainei m India Alex Higgins. has voluntarily undertaken not to race horses or attend race meetings Australia during 4 he next six months. Higgins was cited to atoear before the Australian. Jockey Club committee show cause why his warning off by the
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      LAST OF GROMYKO WALK-OUTS
      212 7 LAKE SrOCFSS. May 16 Soviet deputy Ptorelfcn Minister Au:li<i Gromyko soon will be replaced probabl) permanently aa Ruajla'i chief delegate to the United I Nations, v whs learned yes--1 terday. The 38-year-old Boviet diplomat win be replaced by lacof. a Malik, another de- put.y foreign mlnlstei
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      Holiday Atmosphere At Stock Exchange
      215 7 Holiday Atmosphere At Stock Exchange LONDQN May if. a holiday atmoapnen pervaded all sections <>t the Li ndon Exchange yesterday. The coming brash foj Whitsun coupled with the fact that the piesent ti.idwg period is Bearing ;i dose made for restriction of busln< a tran a< \\on< were mainly for
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      Malaya Has Two-Way Problem
      152 7 Malaya Has Two -Way Problem NANKING, May 16 Ah-lnl Majid bin othman. a Mala} .>tud« nt from Pi rung who if rived her* 1 recently to t;«k undergraduate studies on Chines, governmtnt scholar, ship, Hnds everything a pr i blem for him mid finds him ■elf a problem to the
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      TROLLEY BUSES FOR BANGKOK
      130 7 TROLLEY BUSES FOR BANGKOK Bangkok. Bangkok's Ue-trap t™ *rs will disappear from th< rtPcotaat the end of 1949, to br replaced i>y fleet ol mortem trolley bu it w;« omcially announced here. The ti nw»s v.t.:n ami powei i-i.' operated by ;■>• Thai Electric OorporaUon Ltd will pa into the
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    Executioner Went On Strike
    154 8 PARIS. May 15: -Renewal agitation against the guillotine a.s a means of execution may cost Fiance's official executioner, nicknamed Monstettl de Paiis". his job. In private life he is 70-\vat-old Jules Desfourneaux. who took over»the job from his uncle and now iives quietly with his wife,
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    A 30-TON STEAM BOILER
    72 8 Tun hmm hoOtn »i thr Ho H»nu No.ip F.irtnrv. I the back<tr<>u>ul k I ,^>-r.>»i nteam botfer r»«w r*< liv^*^"*" >"' wp-wW"J rtrf o> *»*>out fire hours and Uit unstirred tar U hour* before tht solution is />u»» /W into the jacket'd .steam boiler (fort front)
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    DUTCH SOVEREIGNTY OVER INDONESIA
    153 8 '.ATA VIA. May la. Th? Dutch delegation seeking a settlement with the Indonesian Republicans has asked them to recognise Dutch sovereignty until power is tiansferred to the proposed United States of Indonesia, it was reliably learned here today The negotiations, sponsored by the Security Council's "Good
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    RABBI TO LEAVE EGYPT
    88 8 ALEXANDRIA. May 1"). The Egyptian police today called on Rabbi Ventura, formerly Chief Rabbi of Alexandria, ami requested him to leave Egypt within 21 hours, i Th«* police were acting on iMtructioni from the Egyptian Ministry of the Interior. No official reason was given foi Urn
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    NATIONALISED BANKS
    46 8 MANILA, May 15. The Committee on Banks and Corporations of the Lower House of the Philippines Congress has favourably endorsed the administration measure nationalising banking business m the Philippines. Among other things the bill prohibits newly established foreign banks from accepting deposits locally. Reuter
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    MYSTERIOUS EPIDEMIC
    89 8 Tokio. May 16.— Two persons have died and another 2uO have been stricken m Utsunomiva City, north of Tokio. by an epidemic of unknown origin, the Japanese pTCM reported today. The first signs of the sickness appealed on May 5. and the number of cases are reported to
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    U.K.- SPAIN TRADE AGREEMENT
    87 8 London, May 16. British and Spanish delegations have reached agreement on proposals to be submitted to their Governments on trade between .Spain and the sterling: area for the next year, the Treasury announced yesterday. Spain has agreed to increase grants of import licences for British goods
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    230 8 SOAP HAS ALWAYS p \vy'' I ROLE IN PERSONAL HYGIENE rr*? l^M HOUSEHOLD DAILY COMMomTv S A M TODAY WHEN EVERY v I THE CITY'S HEALTH AIITHoRItYpI P L *X« ED CLEANLINESS AS ONE OF TH? Ji^M MEASURES AGAINST THIS Mv k p^ f.| [>*§ Soap is one of
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    " Royal Pair See Versai
    70 8 Royal Pair See Versai pafus. May Ws-^SS; who had waited for IJJJJ; rushed the gates today w Princess Elizabeth an Duke of Edinburgh arnvea at the historic Palace rfJJ sailies. home of the H* ntn ki !f brilliant sunshine gje-j a cloudless blue sky the Kova couple Urove through trte
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    RECORD GTORY
    187 9 ft.: X X mroto an< (Bufactun p Ho Hong duet 1 i ■ndal- v >r.th and of its well Iking atenal.-' such oil. palm \i<cd m tii. hNotp. Th roce.>< i- th( nakii::. W l.* intainm. m. the mati into Haki urc of colon i th<- mean.* ncoted
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    UNKNWON
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    POUTICAI UNREST HINDERS ASIAN TRADE
    165 9 MAM LA. May 15. The Malacinan announced today :at ECAFE Secretariat m oty, India, reporting on i promotion, blames the p vailing conditions of •olitical instability on turmoil 1"i tain ECAFE countries China. Indo-China, Indonas the major hindnee to production and foreign ade m the
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    Fatal Air Crash
    80 9 BRUSBELS, May 15. Mt .v torn passengers ami crew members were 1 m a plane crash thir- miles south of Libenge •drome two days ago. it announced here today. "nr pßjmmgn survived. WM reported that the gW named Mounta- wounded but lived. The was destroyed. It was
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    Private Trading In Japan
    138 9 TOKIO. May 16. Gen. Mac Arthur's headquarter* toilay took an additional forward step m restoring Japanese trade completely to private channels. The headquarters announced that from June 12, sales operations of Allied Headquarters Foreign Trade Office m New York will be limited to disposals of materials
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    MADE IN SINGAPORE
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    PLANES FOR TURKEY
    86 9 ISTANBUL, May 15, The 12,000-ton United 'states escort carrier Siboney anchored off Yeshilkeuy (Istanbul) today with 18 aircraft for the Turkish air forces. The planes sent under the aid-to-Turkey programme included Douglas torpedo bombers and Thunderbolt and IfUStang fighters. The Siboney is the second carrier to bring
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    H.K. Buys Most, Spore Next
    141 9 H.K. Buys Most, Spore Next Tokto, May 15. of the ~t> nations which were en^i^ed m government to government trade with Japan In January iiiui February this year, Hong kon^ topped the list as buye r of Japanese goods according to BUrvey compiled by tiv )a;>anese news agency, Jtjt. Dining
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    Opium Smugglers
    60 9 STUTTOART, May 15: f'o lire hen.- hay« i arrested 30 Mefl on charges ol running a black market m opium. The arrests were made when police seized quantities of the drug yesterday. Those arrested wen- ;«ll men Irtwirn IK ami 23. o'i, o' wlioni w.i< smkl t have
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      149 9 BOOKS RECEIVED Coif After Forty $7.50 Children's own Book of the World 6.00 History Mankind and His St ry 6.00 RISC of Christianity. Barnefl {'.00 Websters Collegiate Dictionary 18.00 Gibbons Simplified Stamp Catalogue 9.00 Pitmana Synonyms Anton ins LMO Commercial Correspondence Jh English 2.40 Manual of Business Training 1.50 Modern
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    'ARMLESS PAINTER
    27 10 'ARMLESS PAINTER I Lon cor! tot. pra Bj l "V:: *"^Z r..,.» flu lIilU 'twosJ! som i fern JW ptiati nam- R l:r Q h'- >:/';:■ r:nc Reuter
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    DECISION CITIZENSE
    126 10 DECISION CITIZENSE LONDON May la I by v. ,::.zer.>iiß bt' kr.-'Ar. M when ;-.r. -.-I vest- i fl on Brit I I Saß] In the H a i week L i ifl pl:r;..".' Brit; cau-c .v :i.e m -M Pak>ia:: m v id» ci,:r..:.;T.sH owned theli iesceni r great parent
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    China's Protest
    66 10 Eangkok. May 14. The Chinese Charge d f Affaires, Ou Yan^. s?.id here today the Chinese Government would lodge a formal protest against tn< Siamese Governments aotio!. m closing down Chinese schools m the country. He accused the Siamese Government of "breach of tieaty obligations." The statement followed
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    SILVER MOON
    888 11  -  Allan Barron A SIX DAY SERIAL By I i I Wherein a Young Lady Gets a Taste of Mexican Life— and Mexican Murder! s I ac» W IUII seeraca a) ma k c the shimmer. Ks rays dented the of the Plaza until Laurie Imagin- iscutti on a
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    U. N. KASHMIR COMMISSION
    103 11 LAKE SUCCESS, May 16. The comp Bition oi the United Nations Kashmir Commission, as constituted so far, is now: Colon.) la, I Alberto Gonzalez Fernandes i areei diploni it an) principal assistant to Dr. Alfonso Lopez former head ol the Colomi delegation. Belgium Egbert Graeffe, Minister
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    Who's Who In The Palestiae War
    611 11 LONDON, The rom- leading Jewish anna against the Arabs m P destine were still Mystery ftgun i v.'n to Jewtati Agency officials here today after :i'i. p< Ddent Jewish State had been proclaimed. V.i Agency spokesman said the namei of those pit*. ning operations
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    "SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC" GOES TO PARIS, FETED
    909 12 Newt From The J. Arthur R a ,,k Or^, miou LONDON. May 15. After completing his arduous role m "Scott Of The Antarctic" John Mills, .accompanied by his playwright wife. Mary Hayley Bell, spent a fortnight's holiday m Franco before returning to
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      163 12 WHIPS CRACK! FJ^9^?l SWORDS FLASH! ffl|Afl BULLETS FLY! jj^^^fljH his wo rM«.(4 \> 1 Efl B AO.<NTUBfS ON y 'I^^^H mts«OM xmn SU(H p MffiC THRU IS 1^ i| ON INT S(IiEN I l^kfl ZORRDS i^V fighting legionih& w§ openin:; chaps. 15 reels. 1 TODAY! .i WHIPPING 1 TIMES AL
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    678 13 r £JS I Rantau 1.65 1.75 -t-ijl. AUi* Gold 335 3.40 Rawang Con 26 27 6 Ra«ane Tinfields I 8/9 R_nontr Tin 30/ o BM/M Selayang 11/3 11/9xd Renoir C-n. 2« fl/ Siamase 23 6 24 6 Sion* 11/- 12 S. Kinta 17 6 18 S. Malayan
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    UNITED MALACCA
    23 13 Tnited Malacca Rubber IS* tates. Ltd. crop for the month of April was 113.308 lbs. Tota^ for 12 months 783.270 lbs.
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    MUNICIPAL TREASURER'S GOOD JUDGMENT
    984 13 tFnm a market fainspsn dent i. Trading was on reduced i scale during Urn week and m < x listlo-vs market values drift- •.1 down m all sections Tins provided the bulk of the transactions and hen* among dollar shares IVtalinj i continued to attract taker.among
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    RUBBER STEADY
    75 13 The rubber market was ver> steady on Saturday with busi- I ness done at 43- cents for June shipment. Fair buying j interest emanating from manufacturers was m evidence. The market will be closed today. Whit Monday. Prices quoted on Saturday were Buyers. Sellers No. 1 June R.S.S.
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    Produce Markets Round-lip
    164 13 Lam pong black peppei mi quoted a dolhu htghei tO ward the week-end i "t m buslncM has been reported. There \v is no change In tb< sa^o floui market wlMfre there have been no arrivals foi Ihe past two days. The following were yeater* day b
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    Aussies Delight With Hurricane Hitting
    315 14 s« i HEND, M.iv It A recur.' itowiI of lt>.(X)O at Bouthchurth, Southern! ntd.iy witn -sc<l iy of >urrkiaiM n:ttin^ wh«-'i t^t- Au. vt:ali;in> hit up th«> nuir.moth MOK of 721 .n sjx hourTil tCt *corv \s:\- V>\ ior I. wit!i !',:own 153 n:vi Bnutlhtin
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    Denmark Leads Against Ireland In Davis Cup
    114 14 Dublin, M L6 Denmark «'>i..<.ir:» >i a 2-. id O' »i iwxi tuday in .d rotllkJ <"►* tne Davis t iio tournament, tin I'anes vriu w.^ the fintwo singta ia tchet tn the open dty'i pi« Toben r ici li^lanfl \a 1 playei
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    County Cricket Championships
    150 14 LONDON. May lf> -Close of play score? in tV eisjht county cricket championship matches which started today were At Lords Middlesex V. Sussex. Middlesex 392 for five declared. (Robertson 147, W. IT. Ediich not out 128 1. Sussex 22 for one. At Leeds Yorkshire v. Lan- cashire.
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    Citation Wins $100,000 Race
    81 14 Baltimore. May 16. Citation drubbed three avals to win the 5Sth running of tin US$100,000 Preaknc?s Stake.at Pimlico. Yulcan.s Forge w^ a well beaten scCOtotf. Bovrm: was third and Ertter Self fourth. Citation led almost all th< way and won going away by six full lengths.
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    U.S. Sprinter Sets New 100-Yd. Record
    101 14 U.S. Sprinter Sets New 100- Yd. Record •FRESNO fCAUFORKU) -May 19. Mel I'atton. aprtm ot tl rniv<r,itv' m BdUthfni California, era the wot Id iecor.l f ol 1C0 v. j dtsii to-lay in a spec i event a: t'i. West t'oast p wl > Jays. h,> Mr<mC the Attaaee lo
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    Shirley (22) Is Australia's No. 1 Hope For Olympics
    293 14 Sydney. May !>:. Shirley Strickland, selected as Australia's yd, i repr*9etttittiv€ in the Olympic Games team, has natural ability in •feoff She It 2* Until a far Month* before •'•< r stli'cti'rii as a r miner in the Olympic t>>n;i, xrhen
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    SPARKLING WHITSUN CRICKET
    211 14 SPARKLING WHITSUN CRICKET London M v i.y r ran county cricket champ* ship Dutches mosth '•-tween traditional rivala atthisho^h >':<i>or. began in rioi nuM shine an i on hard fast wickets scoring mtu high uritii rturw by Brian Valentine K :.t Jack Robertscr. and B.:: E It y.j. dlesex), CyrtJ
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    Aussies Prefer Football
    83 14 Sydoey, May 11. in recrn: GaMup Poll in Australia tho«e intet viewed wore iskcd. "la Mere atiy sport. In particular, you like to watch 0 Thiity-two per cent, replied that they liked to watch foot ball. Othc: percentages weie tennis. 14: cricket. 12; racing 6: swimming:. 2;
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      316 14 OJTYlOAOiQ TODAY i nm mjji N a sumniaiy CI08e '&JSS2 1 MALAY ETpKOtlSH PROGRAMMES IN MALAY Summary in M»n-ton» 1; BtOGRAMMES 11.00 a.m. Recorded 22J"Tlto5S^iW» From IS noon to 3 p.m. lUdl- 12.45 p.m. News in Mata > i ""oviins is'zasawssi 1 00 ciosc Down sum su/atf nrsvs. „*>,. «5s*&1E
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    KIRRA, MERRY MILLER, YOUNG LUCIUS BEST FOR TODAY
    2555 15 Whit- Monday Racing Ifj ALLAN LEWIS) ,,'P'R SUNDAY, WHIT MONDAY. HEr> .v K-AP BEEN CHOSEN BY SELANGOR KOP THE SKCOND DAY OF THEIR MAY v.wF\ THE rSl'AL CARD OF EIGHT EVENTS .-FOR DECISION WITH THE EXCEPTION rNT ALL FIELDS WILL BE LARGE
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    MALAYAN SHUTTLERS' SUCCESS AT CHINA OLYMPICS
    309 16 MALAYAN SHUTTLERS' SUCCESS AT CHINA OLYMPICS Mf\\(,H\l, MAY IC— TUB MALAYAN CMINIII SHI TILKRS. K\TKI) AM )N(, THK WOBUTfI BKST. AGAIN SCORED X ASV \l(T.)Klr:s IN THK. NATIONAL ATHLETIC MEET BADMWTOBI MATCHES AGAINST HONGKONG AM) SHANGHAI PLAYEM VFSTKRDAV EVENING. Malayan champion* Ooi Teck Hock and Wong Peng Soon outplayed Shanghai*!
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    EUROPEANS (153 FOR 8) IN ST RONG POSITION
    553 16 "CLARKE CUP 1 CRICKET STEADY BATTING AND A I'SEFUL SECOND- WICKET PARTNERSHIP BY E. HARDING AND I A ROBERTSON PLACED THE EUROPEANS IN A STRONG POSITION AT THE CLOSE OF THE SECOND DAYS PLAY IN THE "CLARKE CUP 11 TEST MATCH AGAINST
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    • Kangaroos Win By 103 Runs
    30 16 Kangaroos Win By 103 Runs The Singapore Kangaroos avenged their previous 69 run defeat when they scored an easy victory over the R.A.F. Chanpi at cricket by 103 runs yesterday.
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    • Ceylon Bowler Takes 7 Wickets For 10 Runs
    59 16 Ceylon Bowler Takes 7 Wickets For 10 Runs Nagiah. Ceylon Spoits Cluo KDwler. was devastating fiom .gainst the S.R.C. "A team esterday on the Padang when ie captured seven wickets foi 1 cheap 10 runs. The Recs. batted and wore skittled out for a mere 2»> runs. The Ceylonese declared
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    MASKED ROBBERS TAKE $1,760
    57 16 i Tribune Staff Reporter/ Four masked and armed robbers, speaking Cantonese, broke into a house m Malay Street at daybreak yesterday and robbed the inmates, a Chinese family, of $1,760 m cash and jewelleiy. The victims were herded into a room, and while a man stood
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