Morning Tribune, 25 May 1948

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    Masthead
    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 759. (New Series) nn f<*.i.. TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1948.
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    THE "CEASE FIRE" ORDER TRUCE" SAYS G ABDULLAH
    25 1 THE "CEASE FIRE" ORDER TRUCE" SAYS G ABDULLAH irttyOMMirs ear- „us capitals ..;!VUOUId ,i amcol of the > oeni* i I id. S IArab y ,aid
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    In Price Pact
    448 1 r 14 >I A. j [v OFFICIAL AS* gXEST o.\ CER* fgO II i l if. vrs the WTIS WHICH WAS MED BY THE XtALDELEGATION TO WtW GROUP BEET* AT WASHINGTON UPREBESTATIVRB •f BRIT! 8 H MINIB--fBUPPLY, THE CO-' I OFFICE AND AM* MISTER ESTS CONED IS
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    54 1 tBOMAB UV HUGH* 'V'-Pr-sult-m 0( ihe Export AdxmrtiaJ*s, Ise., New Yorkl*Madm\ tn arriv** m P «i Mas l on an P» tomem trip L* **»»<* through "s^isfl current J"",. fl, fe LT '"■"*">" stafaa ""</;'i. ,tnd ;.:";:r,'.""" v rs_*_u- Hutihf-s ri t mrket PotenP »r *Wa PJ, ****ff߀*. ii ii>
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    India Bandit Attack
    45 1 LONDON. May 24.— The Indian Government believer Saturday's b3ndii attack on the Madras to Bombay mall train at Sharenpur Station. Hyderabad State "'was P" c meditated and executed with the connivance of the Hyder abad police." New Delhi Radio said today. Reuter
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    29 1 lOKIO. May 24.- The flWt postwar sale of 10.000 tea chest* to Ceylon, valued at US. $6,503. will b. Shipped from Japan this month, X was learned- Reuter AAP
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    Finger-Printing By Scotland Yard
    75 1 BLACKBURN, ilfanchester May 24. Blackburn's tr.ai population ol 30.000 between the age 1 1 10 tnd oc* mr.v be asked by Scotland Var i \i U .v del etlvei to tak, print* < I the left thumb inj forefinger. This move I part "i a house-to-house
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    POLICE WILL PROTECT "TOWKAY OR COOLIE"
    99 1 POLICE WILL PROTECT "TOWK AY OR COOLIE" to?tl"l!i WK *V OR L V Wr r, P hi.,, "l tf *c 1 tnkmg action, and had done so m the past, but appealed to all persons, particularly factory oxeners. to BMM him immediately, should they receive any threatening letters. **> IT
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    56 1 MR WILLIAM C PJJLVZ Via -President <f MtMMB Htsslein and Co.. Inrmporultd. New Yuik, it textik indtit-'ry tMMCMt&M* ia m Singapore for three do,*- to aaaam the loral demand nnd potent**** supply for textile**. tte nri'-ed from MmmOm "<i board the President Polk i.'sterd'itf. The Nenss textile industry h-nt branches
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    WANTEO (IN HAWAII) MALAYAN WASPS TO FIGHT FRUIT FLIES
    320 1 WANTEO (IN HAWAII) MALAYAN WASPS TO FIGHT FRUIT FLIES iTntrunt Staff Reporter) For six months m Malaya. Mr. Noel Kiauss, an entomologist, who arrived m Singapoie yesterday fit>m Hawaii. will collect thousands of parasite insects and despatch l h#m Ky pir to Honolulu tc fight the fruit fly whicli Is
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    24 HOURS EARLY
    37 1 COLOMBO. May 24. improved wtather over the weekend made it possible for the British tug Assiduous to tow the 10.500-ton Russian cargo ship Kharkov into Trin- comalee harbour todry 24 hours early. m. Reuter
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    $13-Million Plan For Development
    730 1 SPORE WILL OWN CHANGI AIRSTRIP I tef) /•< i Slnsap 'I be th< Undlord and ci n.r af the whole f the "joint u.s. i pr- tm the Oiinsi airstrip dnve IcpMent, \.-w on !i«- Initial pii:i:-«- <>| dw'i is now undei v il\ The ii
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    Polio Total Now 79
    55 1 Polio Total Now 79 i .Hjitr ti tim. f t. front i I'uit.iHl i/t lllls nil SllHiliHf, ti'u freak cmam worn i ported 'it stt itln fi, hini<j- i 1 <-.'/ ///f total to v<; until, i ttiii.i were notified, < 1 /<( i hi. i, is user* h'.tii j
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    WORKERS BLAME EMPLOYERS
    339 1 POLICE RAID ON RUBBER FACTORY (Tribune :*tajf Reporter) HOLDING THEIR ft M PLOT MRB RESPONSIBLE FOR TMR POLICE RAID OX THE -'1 77/0 VG RUBBER FACTORY ON SUNDAY MORNING AND THE SUBSEQUENT AR \'F.**T OF kO EMPLOYEES WHO WERE CHARGED WITH HOUSE TRESPASS YESTERDAY THE WORKERS MET
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    Malayan Rubber "Very Bad"
    101 1 (Fiom Out Own Reporter). Kuala Lumpur, Mom ~-'t. j Mr* C. I. I'yht-, Et-onornie Ad vis*r. told tht Tnbunt todtui till** lit led BBMM rubber MB* ported from MnUu/ti to ti" Un tt.i Shifts. Til* tpuiUtu, he stud, MM9 if.ry bud. Tins Imd made Umttd Statt.s'
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    "Exercise Bamboo"
    50 1 CAMBERLY, (Surrey), May M One hundred too-rank-Ing officers ol the three British servicer. and nine ol tne Australian, Canadian. New Zealand South African ana Southern Rhodeslan services, met at the Staff College, Camberiey, today for the start i,i Fie.c* Marshal Lord IContgO. tr.ery's third annual exercise. "Exercise Bamboo."
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    Young Girl On Cheating Charge
    163 2 A young Chines* girl. Kee £ow Ching <19. appeared In Ihe Third Police Court yester. I cay t-. face eight charges oi cheating. She was alleged to have cheated three different persons ol cash amounting t 1300 durin- March and April this year. Two oi
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    British Empire Is Living Model Of Partnership Of All Peoples
    436 2 C-G's EMPIRE OA V MESSAGE THE BRITISH EMPIRE IS PERHAPS THE MOSi FRUITFUL POLITICAL ORGANISATION IN "WTORT IT CONTAINS ABOUT ONE QUARTER OF THE LAND HURFACI AND MORE THAN ONE QUARTER OF THE HUMAN POPULATION OF THE WORLD". SAID MR
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    Woman Sobs At Inquest On Her Husband
    176 2 Woman Sobs At Inquest On Her Husband The woman could not stor sobbing when she stood the witness ty.x with her chile m her arms to give evidenc m th« Coroner's Court yesterday at the inquest on he^ hr^bandg death. She was Goh Ah Lek, a poo -widow with two
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    Alleged Attack On Mother, Sister
    119 2 Three tentative charges of attempted murder were preferred against Wu Mun Chew <24i of No. 34 Park Road, when he was produced before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, yesterday, Mun Chew was alleged to have attacked hi s sister, Chan A* n Loi. his mother,
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    3RD. PRESIDENT LINER ARRIVING HERE, BRINGS PROMINENT AMERICANS
    197 2 Several prominent Americans making a world tour v;ere among the 72 people on board the President Polk which arrived m Singapore yesterday morning. Ten passengers disembarked here. There were 38 tourists. One of the passengers, Mr William H. Hindle, is making a
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    GOVERNOR TO VISIT BOMBER SQUADRON
    195 2 HE thr Governor F,o«i«fWn Otaman. lr ,H m for»>i«7 vist of tn-p-ct,,,*--thfa n**nrnita 0 to thr atlieer* and mo* of No 97 (B*raita Settlement) Bomber Sn, tn dron *tm)Mm de**-i n natit, n t,„ tht peoplr of Malawi Special and direct Infereef its forlunoK. Th,s
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    Guilt Plea In Cheating Case
    87 2 Bail of $1,000 was allowed a young Chinese. Tan Hock alias Frank Chay when be appeared m the Third Police Court yesterday on a charge of cheating. Accused was alleged to have falsely represented to one Major F. R. Moore that ther* was a house
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    No Permission For S'pore Regs
    50 2 No Permission For S' pore Regs Tnbutu \*A*MMm\ th. Tribune y«n«r%^| them local- -fl rtay ijffi .'V. *M The rhin..,,. ri i who arrived bj then I fl and plac.M m th< -/ifl I I lUt fl Austraijan .fl resentativea H Two uf the fl companied fl an- bom v
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    23 2 Mi G A. Brldfeai been appointed 1 1 act putv Comptn Uer.M Inc me Tai r Malay; effect from April 9. elusive.
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    CLEANIN G UP SINGAPORE
    193 2 RIGID CAMPAIGN FOR I An intensified campaign against civic offenders is to be launched shortly by the Municipality Cleansfng 'Department m an effort to make Singapore more healthy and clean. Recently the Department took court proceedings against more than 3000 people for depositing rubbish indiscriminately and
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    DEEPAVALI HOLIDAY
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    COUNCIL MEET ON MONDAY
    13 2 COUNCIL MEET ON MONDAY M E A ttt M«H m tM It 10
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    1075 3 I- pull chamber iIITS TRADE REVIEW I 1 oddities ceased and yet diffi- age m space on the SingaM r Jumabhoy. President of ree. at the Chamber's annual f solved if an< r wh v n to theii I then > Mr for the ild m -dog m that
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    37 3 wj Reporter; W-*t hare seized a the oiiP**-*\ according k:; ffl Rangoon I w Sunday ll*t Red l 'tlon ol t."e ™sBir.g througn wnist.d ig r, Pyinmana p I GovernP FF. n id the Cabinel Ti."
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    New Assistant For S.E.A.
    27 3 Mr. A. w. Lam md has be< appointed Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs m» pore, with ell cl rrom May 18 IQ4B. inclusive,
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    Wife Alleges Cruelty. Granted Divorce
    300 3 Wife Alleges Cruelty. Granted Divorce A vniin. Knglish s| Vmie Chinese woman. Chan I wnpi ft i „s ;i mmtm p 1 hon lerday was granted dorr.-- msi to be ssade sbn at.- m three months by Mi foetice Thoregood si the gapors R|gh Cbnrt, dljoolvlng i marriage with her
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    Jail For Two Chinese
    239 3 Mr. Justice Brow i at tto igapora Assise Court yee- rday sentenced two young .hinese, Lee Ah Lain a .an Ah Wm. lo three year. jjorous Imprisonment eacl •r attempted robbery at :iii' tese wop In Lit. is Baaa. toad. ii. vv.>.s stated by Mr. I
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    Court Martial Defence Today
    80 3 The case f' ,r th e proseca Uon was neatly completed yesterday m the court martial trial of Capt Christopnei Macßae of the Beaforth Highlanders which commenced on may 18 pan glin Barracks SingaDore The prosecution sto j bought .ut by 44 witn Alleged that Cant
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    French Air Chief To Visit S'pore
    170 3 Tka Command* r-ni-i'nief of •hi French Air force m the yai Fast, (ieneial Bodot, ■viil arrive by air a' Chi iai ni Friday morning BM a lonr-day visit to Air Cmt-•mn-l Far Fast. <*vn. II *\-H irill be the guest 0/ .tir Ifarsbel Sir
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    Teachers' Repertory
    163 3 'Of the people by the peoile. for the people" seems to the motto of Treacher's Repertory, as well M <»t t!ie ribune. At least, their pro'nction Of "Macbeth" last •;eek st the Vlctori i Theatre lot only included In its cast nen and women from i Wide ange
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    CHINA OLYMPIC XI V. MALAYS
    92 4 The Chinese Olympic Xt. shikiny form on Sunday after yoiny down to a Sinyapore side the previous eveniny, beat the Malayan Malays by t-1 before a record crowd estimated at 25,000. The Olym pic players are scheduled to leave Sinyapore today for Java. The top
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    MARSHALL PLAN BOOSTS ARMS MANUFACTURERS
    241 4 MARSHALL PLAN BOOSTS ARMS MANUFACTURERS MBW YORK Mi v I Prospects of heavy DffdarS tir «W tin- Marshall Plan tn tW rearmament programme haw n Amarleaa companies such a boost that employmenl scouts are already scouring the rations's collets and univ. rattles for bright young men an'! women. This year's
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    RESTRICTION OF CABLES TO PALESTINE
    87 4 RESTRICTION OF CABLES TO PALESTINE 'Tribune Staff Reporter) Owing to the outbreak ot hostilities m Pales 1 1 ne, tin Bureau of International communication? announce that telegrama for Egypt. Iraq ar.d Syria will be restricted m future and all messages will Lc censored. No code words aie allowed. Name and
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    Soviet Lend -Lease Debt
    83 4 WASHINGTON. May 24. The United State) has about given up hope that Russia will Settle her $11,000,000,000 LendLease account. Informed source^ said. New tension the Russo-American relations has not Improved the outlook Long delayed negotiations teg m early this year between American and Soviet officials They
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    Globe-Girdling Trip
    77 4 Mr. James L. Killion, son 0] Mr. George Killion. President of American President Lines, who is on a round-the-world trip with his wife, arrived m Singapore yesterday by the President Polk. Wives of executives of the Standard Vacuum Oil Com. pany. Singapore, also arrived here by the President
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    Municipality Improve Animal And Bird Shop
    226 4 Municipality Improve Animal And Bird Shop I OV. y trailing m rd shops, L Coa doner h led I Arm an I n tl maJc< Imp vem dv ov ai iing the Anin and chops By-lays, pr ridiq mere effective c nti I I shops. The amended by.lai be brought
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    Ground The Jown
    950 5 I W |TH VERA ARDMORE 1 i I r- im 'I I ting I t I I I a. a. k Air Sir M kll l. Sir 1 and m. v Marshal z j tics, the H- and Mrs Murray Royal Nether- G:. ll Dr A. r
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      Plebiscite
      188 6 The other k,sue concern* the proposed plebiscite m disputed areas. The Dutch and indouesians agreed that within a period of not less chan six months or more than a year various sections of Java tnd Sumatra were to decide hy fiee elections" whether they wished to be part of
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      A Republic At Bay
      377 6 Thirty wo month* have passed since the Republic ot Inoonesl.i wm prociaiiiino, out the main development since then uas been the g*eady expansion of D itch reconquesi of their former colony, interspersed with conferences. Two years a^o ttie Dutch mm omy a iew precarious footholds m
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    FILIPINO LANDING CRAFT S'PORE
    30 6 FILIPINO LANDING CR AFT S'PORE j Filipino residents m Malaya are seen aboard the* 3.300- t<a, landing crn t td at Singapore last Saturday. (See further picturts page 91. 1
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    New Peace Hope Of China
    747 6  - New Peace Hope Of China THOMAS ALDEGUER r LI TSUNG lEX AZZZJ By SHANGHAI. General I i Tsung.jen, the Kwangsi military leader who rode to success m the recent bitterlycontested Vice-Presidential election has become the nev. hope cf China's war. weary millions for early peace. Observers here aver that II
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      37 6 Shanghai Modern Tailoring 10, BATTERY ROAD. Ha\e m Stock:— A New Variety t Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. also A I»vely Selec Con of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. Ladies own material f Phone 8 >081 |nade to order
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      20 6 Tal ii MR Wi 1.1 Mil FBOMKI Al. P^AN 5 THrB PROMPE^I LUMPt r R Hl tl BSFAKE' fee irstf
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      Wallace issues A Challenge
      304 7 MrtGlON May 24. Henry A. Wallace F AS^h«nei red Senator Vandenoerg and either I jj or Senator Tom Connally to a nn th< United Nations foreign L the radio WW ntial candl- r P 0 which can que,- f: irt isan Republics J "politicians. J hallengeJ
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      ITALY'S NEW CABINET
      62 7 ITALY'S NEW CABINET May 24 President z Ehaudi la.<! night a. ept- *i a new Italian fcnment s itted by Hi DeGasperi r istei [nclude 11 Xix Demo rats. three Soci ists. two Ub f P.epublicans and I*9 sixt!: was the ection: r suited m for his ian Dei ,t
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      VIETNAM GOVT. RECOGNISED
      32 7 [JfJ 24 Emile Battel Commis- has iyen Van tne Bret b nt for Ul taking of a cen- md Gen. Xuanhas j rormap£ yesterday h Hi J hernvu*. Reuter
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      NEUSEL OUTPOINTS SCHMELING
      124 7 NEUSEL OUTPOINTS SCHMELING HAMBURG. May 24 -Walter Neusel. 41-year-oM fornv i German heavyweight champion, outpointed Max Schilling. 43-year- old former wor'! champion, over 10 rounds hart yesterday afternoon. A huge crowd of nearly 50.000 spectators attended at tht Altona Hamburg open a i stadium and saw Neusel gain a clear
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      ARRESTS IN N. PERSIA
      108 7 Moscow. May 21 Pro* :he Communist Party newspaper, stated y.-stoidav that \2e> arrests were made la "thr t<>w.t of Gorgana. and Bender-Shnh and m the Maianflaraa district of northern Persia within a few days of mat tial law bring proclaimed on May S. These "reprisals* by
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      40 7 LONDON. May 24. A thief on Saturday night stole £2,000 .vorth of jewellery and furs "rom a Upper Gro.svcnor Street apartment of VV. Astor, ■Ideal son of Lord Astor. Lord Astor ani his wife were away for the week-end U.P.
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      EJECTED FROM CONFERENCE
      130 7 EDINBURGH, May 24. Dr. Archibald Lamont well-known Scottish gerlogift, was ejected from the annual conference of the Scottish National Party here yesterday because he insisted a resolution proclaiming Scotland's rkht to be neutral m future wais should be considered. Afterwards he was suspended from the Party, of
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      40 7 MANILA. May 24. Twentyseven Chinese textiles shops were destroyed by a fire which broke out lat- Saturday afternoon m the Quipo section nt downtown Manila. While no casualties were reported damage was placed by the police authorities at ovei $f>oo.ooo.
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      BLACK TARQUIN WINS DERBY TRIAL STAKES
      97 7 '.onion. May "U American owned Black Tai quin won the Derby Trial Stakes at L'ngford Park over ii!e a~d a quarter yesterday ■jnd afterwards was support"! tt 100-6 for he Epsom Der h>. Subsequently the_ od h were shortened to 100-7. Starting at 11-8
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      POWER FAILURE SILENCES BBC
      122 7 LONDON May 23. Rail traffic over a larue pan o* southern England w**z slowed uu, Cinema and rauio programmes were stooped and the lights of London glowed brightly and dimly m swift alternation m Britain's bi&Qff* electric, power failure for many years which 'jeeurred last night.
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      "EMPIRE MAY BE HISTORY IN 15 YEARS"
      109 7 MELBOURNE. May U Mr R G. Menzies. leader of the Australian Parliamentary Op i position, yesterday declared the Empire "will paas into Ivsto: y ,1 i 15 v:.rs unless Btlti' l people all over the world be*; ifuriously to think of then r«
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      SUBS FOR TURKEY
      45 7 Ankara May 24. Four aub wctc handed ovi i ihe United BUtea to the ru. kish navy at a special cere niony yesteiday an(( I rurkish crews the lei slew London. Connecticut. I Sril 20 an-< reached Ssiyrn 'on May n Reuter
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      'Peace Not Possible' —Turkish Minister
      274 7 ANKARA Ifeyjft— m Nechmeddftn Badak, dtk:sii Foreign Minister, declared that the peoptei nf th world were on the alert and even the most pptinitetlc could not lay t more stable peace was IT) Sif-'ht Of the recent collaboration stoves m Western Europe, im told Republican
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      JAP TO HANG
      59 7 M*N!\A. MaY 21. A former Japanese Seigeant, Kukuicui Mihara. was sentenced to b tanged yesterday by the Philipv.***** Wlttarv Commission. Mihara, who was charged wjth torturing civilians and the mas, execution ot Philippine guerrillas early m IM6, i.s the seventh .Japanese war criminal sentenced to the gallows
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    P. I. WARSHIP IN S'PORE
    270 8 P. I. WA RSHIP IN S'PORE 7 f■• B* d \nd a.'*)' of r .1,1 I/, Iff ff th, tm* Pi I fd m ;r v oei !y N</ hi ltd I > H if, I li*' i litini <i .1 'mllf 5 I Hl-'hlli- I s ol M» />r
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    GOODWILL MISSION
    34 8 LONDON. May 21. An Ausualian goodwill mission" will leave c:\ Thursday m a Royal Australian Air Force plane tor the Dutch East Indies.Walava. Burma, Indo-China and the Philippines, Radio Austuiia reported. Reuter
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    US AMBASSADOR VISITS FORMOSA
    114 8 SHANGHAI, May 24.— L'nited States Ambassador J. Leighton Stuart arrived al Taip capital of Formosa. esterday afternoon by a:: -rom Nanking for the* first •;sit to the island, according Chinese repot ts He was met by a large jnoup I American and Ch'nese of.i:ials, Including Lieut
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    DANGER OF COMMUNISM TO DEMOCRACY
    111 8 WASHINGTON. May 21. Boven national organisations and prcmlnent Americans a !c< :i the Senate Judiciary Committee to defer action ii this cession oi Congress on the Mandi Nixon Communist control ma In a telegram to Committee chairman Ale.v-r.dvr Wi'ey I they protested that the Hou:e
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    GANDHI'S KILLERS UNRE PENTANT
    315 9 Mil. May 24.— Leading defence counsel today iv the eight Hindus charged W an I vf irder of Mahatma Gandhi Nun. d< i^nt and unrepentant for »i m slaying India's nation- k P Great to I 01 J ted to the W m_ __t i, the
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    COTTON FOR WHEAT
    60 9 CANBERRA. May 23.- India hi j al otted 20.000.000 yards < cotton textiles lor export t Australia for the current r 0 a period January to Jun£ 1.. 7* reciprocal measure for v-n-at uom Australia, tin. V mmonwea th Co.nnrrrend Agriculture Departments Tl !f ?S lCe o,v,rnment
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    "DEATH MARCH" HERO
    87 9 14. Ji. <),;'■< sk.pper n* Vu I. Lnru'*. <,< ti* y*it t ua rd fiohi i.te Philipphu Nautical Behoot t and later furthered '< i studies i,' tu* died '<t<itt-<. It o,de** r.ez IMS VMS ,'i ti" U.S. Arm < at the mttiicik of tht Pad* fie
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    US Loyalty Check On Employees
    140 9 WASHINGTON. May Tr uas announce'! the F. 8.1, has about completed the preliminary phase m its check on the loyalty of the Governments 2,000,000 civilian employees, fi: i officials aaW wit bin a short time the agency will wind up the job of Rhecklns employees'
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    BRITONS TO LEARN ABOUT ATOM BOMB
    341 9 BRITONS TO LEARN ABOUT ATOM BOMB i ign *.<> f.' itch" '.i th i I d to i l il t to I m h th<* i He i m out i' In the carl dtys of Ua .tt<»iin iUsh scientiiiU who hi i worked on the great i aA
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    39 9 NEW YORK, May 24. W [ilia ni P. Hunt, chairman < I the B ard of William P. Hir.' I and Company, annou ice I v< steitL v eras leaving V v six w.e'c.s' ton. of the Orltnt. U. P.
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    IRGUN'S THREAT
    120 10 IRGUN'S THREAT Thl AMy m is, J. I V /"/'oi-'v *S| "Msile» aaffl J7 is Heseirc^ death "Je i*me i c^fci 0/ ail BMW Bnfwft />f rsonnel nth •sor mm-na/j <,** k. r»ei Mid '/Ye Hi i niats md creatti v unit, which will foffc* J faciei t>/ fa* k*«
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    ULU LANGAT STRIKE
    74 10 ULU LANGAT STRIKE KAJANG. May 24. Al 400 Chinese. Indian and Mi labourers employed m Amp.-r Tenani Est ites. Ulu Langat have submitti time. dated deir.and to I management. The labourer, denundi reply by today The long-drawn. out sl m Flinching Estate JJ I eluded alter negotiate I tween the
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    C.O.L. REPORT READY
    47 10 The i »rt 'JJ mlttee al th »yj ell of ration of M snd <* tl* S •J 4; Council ppontedi report allowano vn:- Is stase the rep i 1 mittee ot The Fin J 1 Singap r made II JJ3 port befor I [Council
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    INVENTORY BLUES
    1081 11  -  Betty Scherr A SLX -DAY SERIAL mm***** I By 7. I fer Boss' Imitation Take: Alison by Surprise- Bui Bruce Reacts Even More Unpredictably i I'.il.dati* timposal that very -.urn i ise to me, Jrrttary to th. :,cal man- Furnx- Warehouses. fold me that had checked fj ti,
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    47 11 Jimmy Welch of the P. A P. Butterworth. who beat Kid Pancho recently m the U>cn.\ ring, is a patient at the Station Sick Quarters, HutterwQjFi. He will not be able to apnear m the proposed fight against Golden Boy scheduled to lake INOUS on May 29.
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    MALAY "GUINEA-PICS" IN SCRUB TYPHUS TEST
    209 11 MALAY "GUINEA-PICS" IN SCR UB TYPHUS TEST KUALA LUMPUR. May 23 —European and Malay ■gui-nea-pigs" are being used oy Ihe Anglo-American BCrttO typhus research team m Kuala Lumpur m an important n\v^ clical experiment m a scrU 3 typhus infested area at Sungei Buloh, a few miles outride the Federal
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    England End Tour With A Mighty Six
    204 11 3 SOCCLR INTHRNA'nONAJLS BCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland, May 2*\.-Er\£-land's soccer team wound up their ihort Continental mur »>y beating the cannon of Sch&ffhauien, t Swi^i second division ride, by six goals to zero yesterday afternoon .-fter scoring m the first half. y Arranged primarily aa
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    Eire's M.P. Sees Film On Atomic Physics
    747 12 Eire's M.P. Sees Film On Atomic Physics News From British Studios LONDON. May 13 Eire's Prime Minister, Jchr N. OosteOo, snv the <;.l. i tructkmal Stan "Atomic Phyat sped ii screening m i Dublin's Regnl Rooms. The audience also Included Cabinet Ministers, members of the Dull, officers of tne Hireann
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    One Killed In Ipoh Road Crash
    9 12 One Killed In Ipoh Road Crash r n injur
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    CARDINAL SPELLMAN TO VISIT CHINA
    11 12 CARDINAL SPELLMAN TO VISIT CHINA SHA". i I I tc*vic Reuter
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      188 12 !b\ phone 690q TO HAY! i__mnjßi]3ll it---.h:j.i .-r— -rrm Ul a. !>.is .1 TIMEL\ picture REALISTICALLY PRESi TED! mi TMB ft i m M^r.^^jb' < ofthe %J» ATOMIC BOMB! I mm**^"^mr '^^mm\m*m***am^*' G A R 6 AN 0 MOORE* PALMER 2q, < sem iiiiHU'»..^. 1 B^ -*m A AsVr A^m^r
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      145 12 fa *> ■■■»> **am LAST DAY! l! a.m. 1.45 I IS a As a stene tossed into a "pool sends ever-widening circles across Tbe r ?*r^ still water— so this frant mar T**-M searching for safety. #^gsS§feottWs fl^ll shatters the peace of jffff^V iij^jP .ftX ix^r-^. tSST SUM. f and"KOYAL
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    687 13 by the ISt r nation g*MB-BIA 1 B 14/9 cd I I 4 &00od I -„oo X 3.05 I 10.10 w I 15.00 15.50 L 1.80 2.00 i p. 26.00 fn 16.70 5 32.75 i. Ini. i.OO -ll'i.OO Oi 17.00 it I 16.00 17.00 i tros. [SI
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    182 13 Produce Markets Round-Up Copra continued to 1., a firm narket and prieei ywtu tered a slight m Me. Ooeonnt i II prta i mere still ing unattractive lo Coninental buy* Some buaineoo pissed m togo Houi when ridpni ot trrived here yesterday. Blak na mmmm at $18 oad Sarawak floui
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    RUBBER QUIET
    69 13 The rubber market was extremely quiet throughout yesterday with very little bus!- ness passing. No. 1 June was done at 43- cents and July at 43% cents. Ii ices quoted yesterday wei c Buyers. Sellers. j No. 1 June R.S.S.* 43 3 t 43% No. 2 June R.S.S.
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    Alleged Robbery At Coffee Shop
    112 13 AfUr consuming tea and cakes worth lUQ with the help of two other locally enlisted personnel of the R.A.SC. Chew Wee Ghee (20) of an R.A.S.C. unit allegedly drew a jack-knit; and robbed the coffee shop proprietor ol $30. The alleged robbery ir was stated
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    ANTI-LEWIS DEMAND
    71 13 WASHINGTON. May 24Congrasa may consider the National Coal Association s demand that it curb the power; of John L. Lewis, but there U no chance of a decision at thi; session. That view was voiced by two Influential membera the Senate and House Committees which would act hrst
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    25 13 Mr S. A Aziz, proprietor ol Messrs 8. A. Aaia Bros., Kian*, will be leaving for »f n .short holiday by the li-RW^ on Sunday.
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    Trade Tactics Hit Malacca Hoarders
    147 13 MALACCA. Kay l-i •Th re i -''it In Urn textile market ''"'I f.ljl M (...J l;ik(l oteep dive. Competitive trade iKt.es mth Settlement, although proving hoon to the ordinary consumer, are hitting the retailer m mum awkward plan's. Textilea tint have hoarded by epeculatlve criclea
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    NEW CHINA P.M. NOMINATED
    99 13 NANKING, May 24. Al on extraordinary BesaVon, the Kuomintang Central Btanding <'<n mittee morning unanimously Dominated Wong Wcn-hao, Chairman Of the National Resource; Conunlaaion, oa china's new Premier. The nomination will be submitted to the Legislative Yuan this af tei noon for approval. General Chang Chun,
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    Tin Shares Firm
    24 13 Both the Industrial and tin share sections of the market yesterday were Arm and there was a general improvement m prices.
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    229 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS Prom itn Plnani lal Cm r.l Re< ently the Britiah lovei o men! adopted certain diainfla kionary moaaurea ami they had a disinflationary [though thi waa 'wlm! v i Intend* «i. apparently it i quite B lot "I o m the >» incaa woi ld, tho
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    FRANCE TO ABOLISH GUILLOTINE
    782 14 i ARTS. May 2J— Although France is not like'y tn totipw th* example i>l Great Britain In abolish capital punishment even on a trial basis. many Frenchmen think thai the gnfllo me should t nned as an out of-ua c method of execution. There m no
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    Rangers Beat RAF
    252 14 Deadly bowling by M. Shui: who captured sewn RAF wickets for a total of 14 runs on Sunday enabled the Singapore Clarke Rangers to avenge tla ir previous defeat by RAF Seletar by 35 runs. W. Galistan ;.nd A. Chap m;r. top. scored with 32 and 20
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    KANGAROOS WIN AGAIN
    85 14 The Singapore Kangaroos beat the H.Q. Singapore District by 50 runs m a game m cricket on Sunday. Kangaroos bowlers L. Boudville and C. Peris, bowled unchanged throughout to bag 6 for 13 and 4 for 24 respectively. Batting first the Kangaroos knocked up 115. (J. Oliverio
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    SHELL S.C. BEAT PETERDALE B.P.
    35 14 SHELL S.C. BEAT PETERDALE B.P. In a friendly game of badminton played on Saturday between the Shell Sports Club and the Peterdale Badminton Party the Shell team beat their opponents by 3 games to 2.
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    British Hopes Of Reaching Final
    130 14 DAMS CUP LQNDON. May 24. Spurred Of Davis Cup wins over InuiL. md Norway, tennis enthusiastaere are beginning to hope Urn Great Britain may be one oi the two nations to fight out the final of the European Zone. The ne\t hurdle to be sur
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    87 14 Zeeman 44 E. Ramble SHEERS Toboah East Side V. D. Entr. Pre-. Polk! 42 I Anhui 40 1 City of Carlisle 38 9 Qlengyle 36 7 Tvdeus S3 4 Denbighshire 31 2 Bommelsdyk 17 lb Myrmidon -Saparoea 19 20 Blankvann 23 4 (Island Maih 25 6 Femplant 27
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    S.I.A. Beat Telecoms
    108 14 The Singapore Indian Asso- j ciation beat the Johore Post and Telecoms Reeretaion Club ty 5 games to 2 m their table tennis encounter at Johore yesterday. The game against the Field Security Johore. also scheduled f> be played yesterday, was cancelled. The following are the results
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    Max Schmeling Beaten
    207 14 Ka ibui Msy 20 v.vu, \>u,ei. 40 f..,„.. teavyweight cha .anc-, w n en-round ded i t fey ,J the former world dump* I«a Behncling rj. N M /eighed 203 pound Schmel iK Ifl. A crowd of 5'- 000 JaaßeN the open an a-. to witoea "the
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    50 14 The following players are selected to represent the Jollilads A'.hlete Union soccer t^m agiinst the Seletar F-otball Club on Sunday at Seletar Road ground 515 g Sithambram. Rasak. *avambu. Ohani, IOW* M Sintha. K.R. Muthiifc Krishnasamy. SalahwrtV o Suppah Muniyandr MX man M. W^ <2g£' R-sak. Dollah. Nida.ajah.
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      296 14 ON YOUR RADIO BfJJE NETWORK PROGRAMMES IN MALAY From 18 noon to < p-TO. B*4l- News in Malay, 1.00 Close *ted on 536 metres In the me4l- Down. 6.00 Programme Sum^ urn wave hand Mid 7*00 Uc/»ec mary. 6 05 Youths Effort 6.30 in the 41 metre band. Personal Choice
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    Rovers Consolidate Position In SAFA League
    1130 15 '■mers Play Sluggishly y Beat Navy 2-1 tmm. 2 R °y al NaVy X I SP 0^ ,r a DRIVE BY YIN KEE PROVED TO PEACH Of L WHEN T HE ROVERS SPORTS B rotaL If AVTT AT JALAN BESAR yS.T T ji ..pV
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    MALAYA CUP MATCH FOR SATURDAY
    31 15 Thr Malay Cup match between the S.A.F.A. and the Army Nary ctimbination, which was postpt.ned last Saturday, will be plaited this Saturday at Jalan B*snr Stadium.
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    Unusual-But Effective
    104 15 Unusual -But Effective LONDON, May 24. Unorthodox styles m flport may not pease 'the eye of the expert, but sometimes they produce results wh.ch override any objectioi A case In point wai thi 440 yardfl hurdle* victory m 56.1 seco&dfl by Harry Whittle, of n, at the inti r-C< ni
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    PALESTINE....
    524 15 (FROM PAGE OXE, traditumal thutilry" tht hint/ sntd he had tjivrn instruction* to .sate tht lues of jtin.sh mamma and chtidrt n. NEWS OF THE JEWS provisional acceptance of the cease fire came soon after Azzam Pasha. Secretary of the Arab League, had said that Egyptian and Arab Legion
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    RUSSIAN BID FOR GERMAN SUPPORT
    79 15 Berlin, May 24. ITw Ccmmunista sought to win the support of Germany's 65 million persons by circulating thnr long boosted p< pl< titicn (VolksbegehrenJ for Unit< Germany. Although the petition if I ai ni d m thi American and Fn ipation zones, it ia <
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    CHINA'S PREMIER
    30 15 n Mi 24 •> V. jay thi nination Di 1 M r the N tional 1 vi, wai cli ted I verfchelming majority, vctiflg bfcfltti <w o P4- Reuter
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    AUSTRALIANS 552: MCC's POOR START
    169 15 LONDON. May 24. lar I Johnson resumed batting i«>r i the Australians against the j MCC on tiio second day ol their match here. The wicket was damp on I top. except for the < nds which had been covered, and wltrr the dry breeze,
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    New Type Glove For Boxing
    93 15 n Hay 24. a newly ting glove, made <>• prepared sheep skin. 4| be i for British tham htfl ;md it may Held I unoui if the de dma i upheld. thinner thin thai I use, But it de Ign Ktra interior pad will eliminate
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    40 ACCUSED SINS IN REMAND CELLS
    706 16 40 ACCUSED SINS IN REMAND CELLS Sensation At Trial Of Rubber Factory Workers *s A MUD SENSATION WAS CAUSED AT THE POLICE COURTB IN SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD YESTERDAY DURING THE LUNCH SESSION WHEN 40 OF THE RETRENCHED WORKERS OF THE TAT TONO RUBBER FACTORY SANG CHTNESE SONGS AT THK TOP
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    CHURCHILL'S JEEP OVERTURNS
    80 16 W'f stcrham. Map .">. Mr. Wsnaton church'dl eacaped >njury tm Saturday when tht jCf ]> m irh'ch he .cas tourinfi th*- area tf henth fin tM llfiseif Common a>tp.*u .m Chartl 1 1 Mmbom hs home al Wewterha-m* almost ovwrturn** *d MM the roittfh common track and
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    TRAINING FLIGHTS
    66 16 IOKIO. Mjy 24.- ihe firs: American D-29 Superfortress rom Alaska arrived at Yokoa r.lr base near lokio ove h- week-eid. opening c or trailing flight? to bi •aJe betwuen American tir v cs m Alaska and Japan, ie Unite i States Air Pores ui.horitiea announced here oduy. Thc>
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    JAP RAH PLAN
    59 16 v:::o. May 24. TIM r .jispo;t .on MfniaLry ha; drifted a _m -year plan tc electrify the Government railways covering a distance ol 5 000 kilometres, according t( :he Japanese press. According to tho plan, by 1052 the Government railways expect to handle 4.000.000,001 passengers :«nd 167.000
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    New Zealand Quake
    39 16 LONDON, May 24. Radio Australia today reported fur. ther slight tremors In the North Uland of New Zealand. accompanied by extensive Hooding. after yesterday's earthquake which caused thousands of pounds worth ol damage m few minutes.
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    Empire Day In Japan
    33 16 I OKK) May 24 Over thousand British, Australian and New Zealand occupation troops were parading m from Of the Imperial Palace m Tokio to celebrate Empire Day today.- Reuter
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    A BUNDLE OF MONEY A HOLD UP A CHASE
    157 16 A BUNDLE OF MONEY A HOLD UP A CHASE THE CRIMINAL INVESTIGA TION DEP AR TM ENT are aiurious to tract on elderly Chinese fIPOIIIfIW rrhft imm held MM and robbtd of a bundle by tico CMuOflfl youths at about 11. 30 p.m. at Catena gh Road on May *12.
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    35 16 CHANG PONG-LUX. tho Chma Olympians' U Me feu// a* >*<n KW. S.iu/an.rf*, <i>.,v,,.*. an fcoMflia iv Satimfu'.*: game bettrec* ffc 2 port CMNoufl and the C/i,h,j Oiyntp*'c team eft*) a former won It, a solitary «<,«».
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