Morning Tribune, 8 June 1948

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1 8 Morning Tribune
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    Masthead
    12 1 Mornign Tribune U > "S IM sercs< 11 CENTS V;ip.\V. JfNE 8, 1948.
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    Chinese Estate Manager Shot Dead
    157 1 (mm Our Oivn Reporter) June M- Cmin« C.irv ram fIJALAW{»J ute 30 niiles north of lleatakab, B« Art dead on Sa wdjy n |S ht X b >' L a lter X v flred at hi .1 at point-blank rißft t reporter it inctn that
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    War Office To Decide On Salaries, COL
    217 1 T o i Navy and Air Fcice services m Singapore. ifc^BdSSwd. have signalled London asking higher-ups LVnrtrdKMon on the reMsion of salary scales and COL a.'.nvln vs rates to their civilian employees. Ibe Sr.i^apore Oove^nwtt hu tit cabled the Mr* vice wthoritiei In
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    94 POLIO CASES
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    HOB CAR PIONEER DEAD
    22 1 Hills, (California). LTT.-Thcm tor car pioneer Jur r Charles W. Nash. X?; on Sunday >f a hejrt U.P.
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    Us WORDS ACCLAIMED
    139 1 Us WORDS ACCLAIMED T" me Staff Reporter) >••• was wid 'spread aeclaMBa by the public to the Ufcy b! lad ast by His ExMcy, the Comi/.issioner■jral Mr. Malcolm Mac■JM when he warned Madangen of ComJJan, an I said that the ■tag* would be met EM.F Ferguafon, a gte oi the
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    DOCTOR TO THE RESCUE
    60 1 DOCTOR TO THE RESCUE Spot aid was rendered by j doctor yesterday to a Chinese boy almost immediately he was knocked down by a motor cycle n Kail ang Road. Dr C J. Paglar wa? near tne .:crne of the accident when it occurred around 4 p.m. Th*> boy suffered
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    AS DIRECTOR
    35 1 Nankin-. June 7. re l Chiang Kai-shek m a P^^ntiai mandate today appom.ed Tai Chl-tao as director of W Institute of National History, fai is now president of tne B* ami nation U.P.
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    SFTU Emergency Confab 'To Discuss Arrests
    58 1 SFTU Emergency Confab 'To Discuss Arrests an emergency conference o. of M^ Bger a Qf th. arrest under ban^ment -/^JSSSa DJu-Vice-President of tnc o* J i;n:on an d Mr the Singapore Rubber \vc.kcr, am. a worker of the bFlu. Messr3 Ahmat and Koh Sui Guan are nwmne-ra oft iu j
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    GUNMEN KILL MALAY GOVT. OFFICIALS
    239 1 GUNMEN KILL MALAY GOVT. OFFICIALS GURKHAS, POLICE SPREAD DAAGNET (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, June 7.— Gurkhas and Police spread a wide dragnet for the killers who this morning shot dead and stabbed two Malay Government officials— one a Settlement officer n*med Behari and the other an assistant Penghulu named
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    ARABS CONTINUE TO POUND JEWISH JERUSALEM
    234 1 24th day of ahcllliig lodgo the Arabs from positions .m northern Jerusalem out.i..^f. Kut u;i>ro hcatcn off. Bis Jewi we« kllio(1 a! J d j o7 .ena Loured, according tO| S XffiSal check Th, tuUl fc-ge when voluntoc AkJ probably o.vr ICO aif W»L
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    2 FLAGS FOR LOYALTY
    91 1 I'nlrme Staff Iloportrr). Sin K u|M.n- Oihi..»h r of mhiiiut'i- ti.i* < lr< nfnriy- ♦■<! the liin.s.- routniunlt) o fly th«- C'htn-s^ Vutional flajf s\t\f U\ <.id«- uitN th«I'nion -larj* on buHin«>*tn \wriiiiHts und r.'sidrnttH on King* [lirthday, Jun«> 10. The ru itoin |iri'vioa<i'> was to
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    DUTCH JAIL STORE SHIP CAPTAIN
    104 1 DUTCH JAIL STORE SHIP CAPTAIN r.ATAVIA. June 7: British Ouptain T. D. Richards Of Ihfl Singapore registered freightei Ooorabie has been Mntencod tt» foui- months Kfjol by Dutch court on charge of having xchanged contraband patrol, oil and molor-tytvs foi pttlm oil tod etUkte rubber In i'> it Sumatra, Ancta
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    SEARCH FOR DOWNED PLANE ABANDONED
    40 1 Honolulu, June 7. The army today abandoned search for a plane carrying three American soldiers, missing since Thursday. Tfcf plane wa.s believed to have crashed m the vicinity of i<auai, m the Hawaiian islands. U.P.
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    CONFERENCE WILL DISCUSS ENGLISH SCHOOL HOLIDAYS
    220 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ADJUSTMENT IN THE ENGLISH SCHOOLS' HOLIDAYS FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR WILL BE THE MAIN TOPIC FOR DISCUSSION AT AN EDUCATION CONFER ENCE OF THE HEADS OF THE SCHOOLS AND THE OFFICIALS OF THE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY MORNING
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    Mother Didn't Tell Police Because She Sought Reason
    316 2 An old Chinese woman, mother of a young Chinese who died as a result of fatal stab wound* revealed m the Singapore Coroner's Court vest* -hy that she was carrying OUt h 5T o vn prvate mv Last's itions to find out
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    Convicted On Drugs Charge
    140 2 One of the seven Chinese arrested on April 10 m a house at Upper Weld Road where a syringe and some morphine was found was convicted and sentenced to 18 months" rigorous imprisonment by the Second District Court Magistrate A. D. Farrell yesterday. He was Chen
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    Three-Point Plan For Germany
    205 2 London, June 7.— Vital steps forward m the economic reconstruction of Western Europe m partnership with a re-born democratic Germany were decided on by the six-power London conference on Germany, it was announced today. A copy of the second communique of the conference, published today, has
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    FELL OFF BUS
    60 2 A Chinese boy who fell off an oi )us last night at 8 o'clock m X vvlock Road was taken to the General Hospital. Another accident involving an omnibus occurred m Sclegie Rd. 'at 5.35 p.m. yesterday In which a male Sikh who tried to cross the
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    Trishaw Rider On Arms Charge
    110 2 A trishaw rider. Yeo Choor Chye (36>. of No. 147 Middle Road, yesterday faced tentative charges of carrying arm: and unlawful possession of ammunition before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears yestciday. Chief Inspector T. F. Brown, prosecuting, said that at 10.55 p.m. on June 5.
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    HIT-AND-RUN LORRY SOUGHT
    61 2 The Traffic Police are investigating a hit-and-run case of a lorry that knocked down an 82--year-old Chinese adult m Queen Street. It is learned that the driver of the vehicle did not make a report after the accident vhich occurred at 3.20 p.m. The victim of the
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    "Architecture And Town Planning"
    74 2 A vocational guidance talk will be given this evening at 7.30 by Mr. J. M. Frasei on "Architecture and Town Planning" at the V.M.C.A. The association is organising i series of talks for the youth of Singapore and this will be the first m the series.
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    Alleged Attempt To Kill Supervisor
    308 2 Five Chinese, allegedly picked out at an identification parade held m a ward of the General Hospital, appeared yesterday before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears on a tentative charge of attempted murder. They were Tan Chap It ':0), Nah Boon Sia (31). and Chiok lok
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    KILLED FOR 10 CENTS
    76 2 MANILA This Manilan's life was worth only 20 centavos or ten cent* U.S. currency. For refusing to come across with the paltry amount, Benjamin R. Buenvenida, aged, 21, a driver by profession, was fatally stabbed allegedly by Juanito L. Candelaria, 23, of unknown address, says an
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    SMALLP OX IN MALACCA
    134 2 MALACCA, June 7. An o utbreak of smallpox within the Municipal area has been reported m Malacca. Medical and Health authorities releasing details of the outbreak, declared that the first four cases were reported m one Malay family m Pengkalan Rama Pantei. Both parents and two
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    "Remember Servicemen And Families": Cent
    479 2 •General Wade 1 (Malaya*. aoCi -k phased the sing* unity of a cour.trv n. r XK t| v cm m modern war. W whole plan* fo -dor PW f "*C Ef ™d production, of brain JS braC^' nt of m t>a?is of direction of all
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    SUPERSONIC SPEED ERA
    140 2 WASHINGTON. June One of the nations top air experts told Congress the worU is entering a new era of flight supersonic speed Major General Laurence Ciuiijie. Airforce Reseaich Dnecior. made the statement bet'oie a close.] meeting of th House of Repie■Oftattw Appropriation! Subcommittee The testimony just ma.le
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    Jewish Veterans Urge Boycott
    80 2 NEW YORK. June 7. Jewish ex-servicemen of New York State haw called American citizens to boycott British goods and Berried be cause Of Britain^ Palestine; policy. In resolutions adopted at their annual convention the veterans also asked Congress to withhold loans ana grants from Britain TO
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    CHIANG ELECTED
    38 2 NANKING. Jun Overseas Chinese A- oc has elected rrevd^ n Kai-shek as ItB P** 1 1 hO ritus. it was annou.u ,d today. Wu To-rhon. general of tnt n SS3«u.rte» .w»s JgSi. sident of tht U.P.
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    NEW APPOINTMEN
    27 2 NEW tmn^Sm a Government oi J^^an pointed Mr. Satv.u Commissioner m u lti leaving to taju u^ b e His headquarters Port of Spam. Reuter
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    Judge Says 'Unfortunate', Gives U.S. Sailor 4 Years' R.I.
    289 3 m siiloi Walter John Seifeile. *as sentu > tout years' rigorous imprisonmeit by Mr at the" Singapore S:xth Assizes for DOMM^J 11 ammunition. hl w■ arrestec? i Ktibau Pol.cc tv^ l s^ pleaded guiity I*3 f of unlawful LTlwmr* Deputy U
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    2 Revolvers, 2 Alibis, But Same Sentence
    117 3 2 Revolvers, 2 Alibis, But Same Sentence h n Chin Nyuk Li: -ach at tn sf?°iv V I.^tico Thoro SJ J for unlawful possession V mi- and .--.imuniuon. 'ifgSfc Urn Traded Kful possession of a Distol ..unition at the r ri( on Octobei 25 last. Srm was to cus- ■>
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    Wanted Bike, Stole It
    96 3 tasls aW Mpjpcas ixoann M«e >n aeeel t/ mm," staud ri Chime* imfsfiafc gardener. Toh Kit Chiang, at thr Singapore Assize Court yexttrdtiy Mftsa hi idtuded fjuilty to n charts of theft of a bicycle on Nvcemlm 10 lust. The Aaajsv Jwd§e, Mr Justice Thoroi/oud. retortfd
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    Five Years For Gunman
    231 3 A gun du< I betWWB Chinese a md > police party at t;> )uncti n of Orchard Road and Oxley Road on the night of December 12, 1^47, had its seen! yert( rd .y at the Singapore hftb Assizes. taring the r "n battle, one Chinese
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    HK Trade Mission To Visit Singapore
    172 3 HK Trade Mission To Visit Singapore i Tribune Stall Reporter). With a viev to gainin irst-hand information on tlu vjnomic situation In the outhci-n regions, a trad, •.rlsslon comprising promin •H Chinese industrialists frtl save Hongkong shortly on t our of this part of tiie world Mr. Leon Shiu Hong
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    RETURNING HOME
    98 3 (Tribune Staff Reporte? The Chinese delegation U) .he British Industries Fair IB London which recently IW ohe United Kingdom on |U *-ay back to Hongkong is pected to arrive m Singapor-- air this afternoon. Headed by Mr. Shum Choj Wah. the president oi tne Hongkong Manufacturers Association, the
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    VAMPIRE TRIALS
    17 3 The tert pilot of th, V«m ***** of timls »t 8.18 p.m- toua> i Malaya.
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    BANISHED FROM SINGAPORE
    44 3 An Older has just been is- ue to banish five OlUrj ioni Singapore. One is WJ loeted with an unlawful ao<i langerous society; two hay< •cen convicted of housebicafcng- one has returned fror ,amshment and one is a tta» .ual criminal.
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    RICE SEIZED
    59 3 .Tribune Staff Rqx-iU'i >. Nearly 600 bag» Of Java rice e N r found last evenms aboard tWO m- vessel intercepted to tne outer i oaa.s dj police launch on patrol The Indonesian vessel. w ,re approaching Singapore The vested their crews and tb ?ovvrfer were taken to
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    ELECTORS REGISTERED
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    4 Questions Vital To Malaya
    581 3 I" >!« MiM otlici;.'^. mil:, eaden, nuluMna'i.sts. govvtti neat and oppartttoa party kadi s and servicemen and women i ire now meeting at Los Ange- t», California, as part of the World Assembly which commenced on June 2 and will con- ttatt sitting until June
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    IEFC Cocktail Party
    280 3 MeniKois «tf the Internationul KmerKrncy Food Coimmittee Sub-Commit »ee, m Blnpaporo last Friday for ttl 16th meeting, were entertained that night at h rackta!) patty tf'ven hy the ComniiHsioner- General m South-East A.siit, Mr. Malcolm MacDonaM, at Buk it BSNM. The quests Included ii Hpu. Secretary of
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    STORE LEADERS TALK WITH AUSSIE MISSION
    106 3 n,,, AujtmlJan GoodwUl Mission now In Singfpore fMj W ent through <"' nroSimme which Included reprejenUSvca w»d community i.^ ...s ■I, Ml-to. H South Ball yeaterday. m» h( leader o* the Mi**u>i\ Mt flcKicbol win, a oru .,.n>e<i directly with th. "no.* distribution bad
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    SOVIET CHARGES BRITISH KIDNAPPED COLONEL
    510 4 MOSCOW, June 6.— Russia claimrrt t«* a Soviet colonel. stMed by Britain To hn^ that political asylum m England, had been kuin"*™ from Germany. m kld^PPed lass, the official Russian news imm that Colonel J. D. Tassoyev, was UfceTh?n Said intelligence agents from a house
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    Hitler Left "Master Race" With Terrible Heritage
    634 4 {By Earl J. Johnson, United Press, Vice-President and General News Manager). BERLJN, JUNE 6— HITLER LEFT HIS MASTER RACE WITH A TERRIBLE HERITAGE HERE. WITHOUT A PERSONAL VISIT, A PRE-WAR AMERICAN TOURIST CAN SCARCELY REALIZE HOW TERRIBLE IT I* YOU SEE IT FIRST
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    S.U.C.U. OFFICEBEARERS
    71 4 The following have been elected Office-bearers of the Singapore Urban Co-operative Union. Ltd., for the year 1948. Patrons: The Hon'ble Mr. P. A. B. McKcrron. C.M.G., and the Hon'ble Mr. L. Rayman, M.C.S. President: A. K. Isaac, Esq. Vice Presidents Messrs. F. W. Stephens, L. C. Goh *nd
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    HAWKERS JAILED
    116 4 Chua Bon Tcck and Ngo E Baw, described as hawker were sentenced yesterday i the Fourth Police Court to 01 and two months 1 rigorous if prisonment respectively charges on criminal trespa and causing volunta y hurt. The hawkers, it was allege boarded the s.s. Kepong lyu m
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    22 4 Mr BO* Wedding of *r. i j| Chang, r 'md 3 Soh Gam Ch<> l < m9 H Chua TahCho w- Bo photograph).
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      443 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUF NISTWOWK Musical Interlude; 8.15 Close MAkAY 6 ENG14SH NETWORK PROGRAMMES CHJNESJ5 INDIAN From 1? noon to 3 p.m. Kadi- PROGRAMMES ated on 485 metres in the mediurn wave band and 7200 kc/sec From 18 noon to 2 p.m. RatuUi the 41 metre band. at«d on
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    Around The Jown
    1017 5 WITH VERA ARDMORE p.^Ytrrian Church ?*brth»rd Road w |i H» :::r ',^';tv on the revival :ve yonday morning mar* c :r and Ta-r.:-,:t;;-.s-. Singapore fifSSe certtUOl rallied Sf^re tjgan 11 ,*e 1 the unds Their 10b w '^>tx^en given unCiv ani as for their f Wonly has
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      34 5 Shanghai Modem Tailoring 10, BATTERY ROAD. Ha ve m Stock:— A Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. A Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. 1 Phone B>OHI **&<* om !™S*r une «^81 made to order.
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      208 5 Clcrio;s cockt3il models French handbags, lovely Accessories 1" AT THE PAVILION RESTAURANT i TO NIGHT J GAMMON STEAK WITH PINEAPPLE and S CIIATEAI Itltl AMI THE PICK OF THE MENU A SPLENPID PICTURE I AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL t Proprietor: Roy Cornell: 26!), Orchard Road -.Phone: 4440 J '^r^'^"^jz
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Ignoring Asia
    378 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Ignoring Asia London Agents Mesxrs. Colm Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98. Bt. Martin's Lane W.C. 2. I^tuesdayTjune 8. i*w. tWhen he opened the ird session of the United Nations Economic Commission m Asia last week, Pandit Nehru asked tne delegates to make it clear to the United
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    Civil War Inevitable Korea
    843 6  -  DENIS WARNER BY SEOI'L. Avoulamv of civil A-ar m this fcteoftoftcmlty (Hi and i.- MMMtCfVd virtually «m--poMlble fay both AatrteaM Kor* -1:1s. TIM question is mt whether but whon it will come. North of the :iBth paralie!. whore the street? of every town •arry posters with
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    Provisional Or Puppet Government In Vietnam?
    897 6 B. HAH, a Vietnamese nationalist, analyses recent French moves m Vietnam. What has been made to appear, by the French as a move towards peace and comprise on the issue of Vietnam's demand tor complete independence is nothing of the kind. It was on
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    The Smart Mr. Smart
    144 6 SYDNER.— By concentrated power-farming, Mr. Eric Smart, of Mount Rupert station, Wongan Hills, Western Australia, recently completed the sowing of 2.000 acres of wheat m four days. Six caterpillar diesel tractors drawing combines werc> operating day and night. Superphosphate, seed wheat and fuel were delivered to
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      51 6 MALA VAN r AIR WA YS I IM I TED MEW EXTENSION TO TAITINU J [THRK'E WBBKLT SERVICE FROM KI'ALA LI MPI'R TO PDfANG VIA TAIPING MON. TIUK. SAT. FROM PENANG TO KI'ALA LI'MPUR VIA TAIPING Tl Ks. HB. WO9L FARES Kuala Lumpur to Taiplng $S5 i Penang to Taiping
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  • ROUND-UP CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      FRENCH PREMIER FACES VITAL WEEK
      233 7 FRENCH PREMIER FACES VITAL WEEK !rS r tnn Smico Bill today ,s .t.i! faced with on, of ho most cnt.cul w,,ks m th J tr of hls c;ov- •■ninu'iit lwo kMKt Fiance's role m m n-FHwi'i Umdon Confernce on r,'T!iiHMy and ti.c me* ion of wMflu fo Catholic hurch Khoola
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      Probe Into S'hai Anti U S Demonstration
      106 7 Probe Into S'hai Anti U S Demonstration SHANGHAI, June 7. The police continued thorough investieations of ten aTleged agitators including a newspaper woman m ?n effort to* reach the con- of the student organization R-j i: believed to have engin- ,.■,■.< ;iN>rt've anti-American -tuitions. police units kept guard at ities
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      Huge Damage In S'hai Fire
      163 7 SHANGHAI June 7. The atb toll m Saturday's down- town fire mounted to 16 \vith v c recovery of nine bodies bu- bed under the debris. An Initial check-up by the! police said the damage was es>- j lnr,at»'ii at at l»>a»t $300 billion ICNC)
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      AUSTRALIA BOUND
      37 7 *G BEACH (California >, Three families are for Australia on a 50--►ner, the Aloha. Mai Dwight Atwater tnake a home m Perth SI s <v; t> and three cia.ighag m ages from 14 to 41 Wonthj?
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      66 7 ""f^f i 4 spec' til aub-mmia- u r, valve. 10 mm m S dvimtter and 30 mm V m >ff^V has been de rlnped ns an aid to N rmse the deaf to hear. over 400.000 of these have b*m made by the S Vnlltird Valrc Comi ],any. Thus MM
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      59th Member Of U.N.
      62 7 LAKE SUCCESS, fafe I Ceylon may become to* KHfl member of the United N-ui >:.. this year. The Island* appacation fo r membership ;n.ici--1 nublic on Friday nni.<r nndi i United Nations rules b" c .»n sde.rd by the Security Council Committee before Augus 17 and
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      Illegal Immigration Into Siam
      276 7 BANGKOK. Thousands of Chmeac immigrants have been illegally entering Siam m recent months according to reports m tht Siamese press. The papers urged stringent mearure* by the Government to halt "this menacing; influx of aliens into the country. According to official statistics. IT/.27S Chinese entered Siam
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      Town Hero Honoured
      65 7 R ARITA N. New Jersey i June 6.- Some 20.000 persons turned out on Sunday to honcur the towns most fair.ou? hero. Marine Sergvant John Ba< silone. the first enlisted niarint to earn the Congressional Medal Honour m World War II During tho dedication speech, rtep. Charles
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      HYDERABAD WILL NOT BE INDEPENDENT, SAYS NEHRU
      132 7 yew rv'hi. J'i*€ <> v-'-tn told a mass meeting that his government would noi Hyderabad*! wristenee as m Independent state. t Nehru's •harp statement roilowed a meeting oar!'- v 5.,-d"v with the Hydottbad premier Laik Mi Who jte» vr !fj the Nlzam'fl latest
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      NEW TYPE OF CAST IRON
      95 7 LIVERPOOL, Ji:n 6. A new f type of east iron claimed to '»< tile nio;t important advance m Its Meld m tail ccnf.iry has been produced m Britain. Mr. J. O. Pearce. director of the Cast li hi Research Assoei.tAon (which \m supported by the
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      French Cinema Pioneer Dies
      122 7 PARIS. June 6 LouLs Lumiere, pioneer In the Frencn cinema industry, died Loiay; In Bandol la the Var Department Southern Prance after haying b en 111 for severti vcars 11. Lemiere, who vat heard Paris audience shriek and run for the exit 50 yean afo when
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      32 7 \i DL T QUERQI T B. <N-w M< ocoi juim 8 J»mmy Demarct. CftHfornia. woi th« :1 0 000 HI uquerque Cpen r ■,'V.-r >•!.■» -vr nar for 268 for J U.P. nee
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      BRICKS & BOTTLES
      68 7 BRICKS BOTTLES ltri'/htni>. Jam 7. Hrt' ks. bottle* nnd rlub.s fitir List nn/ht tthrn th* Ji vi*h K.r--v rvfefan n's 4MPoisfioN NvM k/' (i dtimns'mtiiii b; t mi I Mtl of f/j< Modi ll's Inf-n nnnt-mrnt. Sn tml >/f».s/ri/ trMtkft Wen hadly ihnmuii d imthiharm in Soi/i« uitmnstH wmtthut NHWI
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      141 7 MU. LEAH MA \MS<r^C Labour M P. for Vpjtojj i MAO, sji* itiitii/ m !h< i Uouh ni Commom <t> bn'i on dril >f 0 i a nt'ii yrul tlin> Ui.s i <!. sh<(/,in;i ("mi ntm n (/n/^ i" sh nitii i« taUff*g i /^/f//// pro/< /"/r J i <•/.'/:<
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      RICHARD STRAUSS DENAZIFIED
      71 7 MUNICH, June 6 wchart gtrvusf. the QcimiA'toorn Ai). ct ail C( r% P «fl Wl* v/ 111 bo 34 mi F kJuy. haff tH n deaTej bj a denazify 'on ••on] at c.j rr'^^-l'"''*'-kirehen WW Oetman news agem DPD rep Tte I ton hi rhe court i
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      46 7 ACKNOWtEDGMTNT URN KOH KM s\V(. -«l <„,,ii. S »-T. \v th»r\k Dr. irthnr Hr«w N" n rrirn N "J'l ro'fttlviHi Nrnt r ;iff>v. f 1 ;•*<• 110 l U i,r' ol h*f r |O i :l t... M'ss ».u K.,f». \h m UM <;-i«rai t!(»-p»t «'<" Mir.r. I!>»X.
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    Wanted: Christian Volunteers For Holy Land Legion
    303 8 Rome. Juno C>. Mttm I m frian wilted patiently n*. then Rttle vuii headquarter! t<<!.y foi repttai t» the w dwtdt appeal for Christian votaßteen for the Holy Land Lotion to gjard the riurteej r~. Palestine. Tha Franciscans said that father Alberto Gori.
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    38 8 RANGOON. Jur.e 7.— Dr. Ea Maw. Burma's firsc Premier m 1937. may try to censer date a non- Communist opposition to the Anti-Fascist ?e:p c. League with a new party the semi-official weekly. Eurmesp Review, said today.— Reuter
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    He Gave Up After 60 Yrs.
    138 8 London. Jvne 7. Army deserter v.'a'ter Campbell finally gave himself up to the Army But he proV.'oly would not bo punished t 'Ugrh he mar.ag ed to mi*s .ne B3er War am' ItPO Worid Wars. He got tired of Army life n lb3S after
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    Cheerful Patients
    157 8 MANILA. Edited and printed by" patients of the National Orthopedic Hospital .nany cf whom are m wheelchairs and crutches, the Orthcpedian. a mimeographed t?n-pag3 fortnightly, is possibly the mos: unique publication m the Philippines. While the publication poses no hreat to established newspapers and magazines m this country,
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS
    22 8 OLD RAFFLESIANS Mr. G. E. X Others. Preside it of the Old RaMtMan Assoc-jtion. addressing members ■i<nl (taests at the annualdi^^^JtgmL^n Suttdau.
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    Michael Decides To Take No Chances
    206 8 GEXEVA. June 6 -Former King Michael and his sweetheart Princess Anne left here flt 11 30 am. on Sunday on a Transworld Airliner for Athens and are expected to arrive there on Thursday. At the last minute, handsome Michael decided to take no chances
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    NO CHIN
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    IKE CAN ELECTEDHE CHOOS
    98 8 NEW YORK June Dwisht Eisenhower, w epeatedly that he do want tV be President I'nitM Statc3, cou or. either a Repul iiocratic ticket c .un. Elmo Hone. publi< analyst said IVI Su3d He said resul a r M by his igenis sh( \>nhowcr could poll fl
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    MARRIAGE M
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      SMUTS IN ROME
      118 1 ROME. June 6.— Field Marshal: Jan Smuts of South Afrlca arrived here today m i privat > piano en route to Lond< n. Smuti was received by the Italian Foreign Minister. Count Carlo Sforza. at his privat; residence, He is scheduled to leave f° r U niton
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      STATE DEPT. ALARMED AT DP BILL
      111 1 STATE DEPT. ALARMED AT DP BILL WASHINGTON. Juno C- It was revealed today that th" Rtete Deportment if Alarmed that OongreM m pa.'r^in" \o"\r>:itio i to admit 200.000 displaced peracm may inadvertently revoke the lonjc-standin^ refu;al to recognize Russia's conluost of Lithuan:a, Esthonia md Latvia nthoritativo sources said the department
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      Catholic Protest Jews Broke Truce
      193 1 AMMAN. June 5--Hoads 0! Catholic communities m Jerusalem tonight rele^- cl r text of a telegram sent to the Vatican protesting Jews broke a truce m Jerusalem the day before th e end of the British mandate and launched attacks against the Holy City The
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      AUSSIE CHAMP TO FIGHT FOR TITLE
      50 1 SYDNEY. Eddie Miller Australian featherweight boxing champkn. left Melbourne for London aboard the StniUieden this month, to meet Ronnie Clayton for the Empire title at White City Stadium on July 26. He was accompanied by his wife and his manager. Jack Warner— Reuter— AAP
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      NEGOTIATION OVER HYDERABAD ISSUE
      21 1 P.'iPu' klnliter Mir Ulfc AM, ilonciton; A«W»er t. v A h t" delegation to the Hyderabad. U.P.
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      Jap Reds On US A
      100 2 Jap Reds On US A TOKIO. June 7. Deie Cbamunitt i is keeping sileftt I 01 Represents: v reign aid Bill. «tu pcd off $150,000 OJ ior Japanese red P^rhai* ;il n r. j i Communist par*:^ nese never publ the U.S. aid." Bl propagandized i= rican M cd<mlzal| never
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      GREEK LOSSES
      60 2 ATHENS June 6. Greek guerillas lost 102 killed and 2. prisoners m an action to the north of Kavala m Eastern Macedonia, the Greek GeneTal Staff announced m a communique yesterday Greek Army losses were three killed and six wounded, m Ceritfal gue».lla forces attacking Utokhonn near Hilourit
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        186 2 |< omirs: Exrlu *ivr to the Mo rning Tribune "RUCCLES" /ncucx M£ CANIY V£S THAT'S M£ WHAT A LOVELY BLACk\ Vh-*-* MOffT HAV£ A THNK Wt COULD US£ V 9fR. I ALWWq] ccr hd Durricc WHAT CAN iOO &«DOW bONN m GOT IT WH£N I MAD£ AN ARTKT, MR MADOBRJ
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      187 3 '\uucse Paper ''Evidence" hi* 1 The m fthel'mtH States Lr Japan rfj a rminf "ri the following .fiupport us con-, ,-SCAPonthejpiJ-l text of helping the Japanese Government to stamp out smuggling gave 28 war vessel? to the Japanese police. These vessels originally were listed for*i reparations. 2.
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      BRIDE FAINTED
      15 3 |B r\.,u- iHUf them (T iorevi t hnlii T,, r rw /"> •s');l--i'.c ■>'?*■ U.P.
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      Ex-Sind Premier On fifty-Six Charges
      218 3 Ex-Sind Premier On fifty -Six Charges IICEI June 5 An in- :r.tc SI durgei d^amst icir d;i Ayyah Khuhro. I Man Mini.-.:* 3 ot the 4 T.al-a'ltir.nist ration, in^roniuct :r. the dis{t r'. fell -Jutie^ iind res- ttiit/s an<.l corruption t bere toJay before a ii wn set up by
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      119 3 ±BIR HUGH DOW. G.C.-± X.C.SI appointed )fo />e United Kingdom i Rrprtfitntatiw to Pale#- 4 J tine afttr Britain* sur~ rendfr of the Mandate. i.s v former Indinn Civil Seri^jtnt who ttp^nf near- ly forty ymrs of his life m Indui, mdimj up tcith i the unusual (li#trncti<m I J
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      DPs Threw Stones At Soviet Officers
      65 3 FRANKFURT. June 6. 'nited States army authorities r. ported that Baltic displaced persons jeered and threw rock.- i at Russian officers visiting Mit- j tenwald refuge camp near Munich on Sunday. They said four Russians 10-i eluding one major general visit- co the camp
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      REDS EXECUTED
      55 3 ATHENS. June 6 -Two women and three men have been executed by a ih:ng squais m i Herakleion. a p<e*s dispatch reported today. They wei sentenced to death by the He rfttieion Court for member ship m the Communist forces T^t? same court also ser. tenced three wldiers
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      SPELLMAN ON BEST WAY TO FIGHT REDS
      163 3 Peiping, June 7. --Cardinal Spellman told General Fu Tso Vi, Nationalist commander m north China, irben *hry met at a reception on Sunday afternoon, that "Om of the essential factors m world peace will be the mttcomt Ihe struygle m China.' Fu v:ho
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      GERMANY DISMEMBERED, CHARGES PRAVDA
      258 3 LONDON, Jum- H ThPr:ivh. charged today laal Urn Loadoa Bix-Powa nrmfwiaiß completed the Weoteni Nations' «!isinemh»«rment of Qef. many. Writinc; m the International Review tho Pravdu commentator Zhukov sai«l "The Mrcssionx taken by the Western Powers <xX the sceret conference complete the dismemberment of Germany and
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      CYD'S NEW CHANCE
      71 4 HOLLYWOOD. June 7 Cyd Charisse is the latest MetroGold wyn-Mayer player to be added to the all-star cast of "Words And Music. which will have Judy Garland. Mickey Rooney. Ann Sothein and Tom Drake m leading roles. The dancing star will be featured m a romantic dance
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      A GREAT GIRL
      82 4 HOLLYWOOD. June 7. Betty Garrett. the Broadway musical comedy star who Ls making her film debut m 'Big City." tells this on heraelf. After the Hollywood preview of the picture, which stars Margaret O'Brien, one of the cards turned m by the audience read simply: "Betty Garrett
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      235 5 US Denies Russian Story Of 'Black Guard' Army In Germany MANDER, w. t'^iuwkt; v UAX -kitty OM OF TASS NEWS AGENCT T 2 at^S 12 1120 CHARGES WEKE CREATING A NEW G khm a I"?, A M E R l C A B WHAT THE th" T A Cre is
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      172 5 Except for an easier tendency m sago flour yesterday, there was little change m the other sections of the produce market. Business for Lingga sago flour was recorded at the lower level of $18 > 4 and Siak flour also eased slightly to J36 3 4 business
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      20 5 350 piculs of tin -ore were produced by the above company's dredge for the month of May.
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      CRIPPLE DIES IN FLAMES
      106 5 ROMFORD, June 7. A cripple, named Dyson, was trapped m a fire m Roslyn Avenue. Romford. today and was dead when the police and fire brigade reached him. The upper part jf the house was occupied by Mr. Goulding. who during the fire dropped hi* six-year-old
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      8 5 Government ottti.. will not be closed.
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      STERLING BALANCES
      91 5 LONDON. June 7—According to today's Financial Times, banking quarters m London do not for the most part expect that anything more than relatively short term arrangements will emerge from the discussions on sterling balances with India and Pakistan, which open today. "Britain could not afford at this stage
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      SHARES QUIET
      19 5 The local share market opened the week quietly yesterday with little business passing at slightly lower levels.
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      MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
      176 5 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS (From our Financial Corr.) The Straits Trading Co. balance shoot is as meagre as ever m information, but a word of explanation on the company's operation is given m th» i report. The loss m 1947 was $390,459 V/hich is deducted from the balance of $839,748
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      RUBBER STEADY
      52 5 The rubber market opened steady yesterday but with little business passing. Price quoted at yesterday's close were: Buyern. Sellera No. 1 June R.S.S. 43% 44 No. 2 June R.S.S. 43 43 No. 3 June R.S.S. 39*4 40 June Tender 43 l /i 43% July/Sept. 43 43 V* Tone
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      Local Stars Shine In STC Opening Round
      614 6 (By "FOREHAND") Thrilling tennis was seen at the S.C.C. courts yesterday when competitors vied for honours m the opening rounds of the Singapore Tennis Championships staged under the auspices of the Singapore Lawn Trnnis Association. AH ihc von riles* obliged with j«v The
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      SHELL DEFEAT MERRDALE B.P.
      112 6 In a friendly game of Badminton played on Saturday, the Shol! S x>rt« Club beat the Menidalo Badminton Party by 4 games to 2. Result^ (Shell Gist SINGLES Ng Heng Hwang lout to Pen Kirn Van 5-15. 6-15; Tan Kwang Lee beat Low Mtng Chim. 10-15
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      KLANG BOYS WIN 5-2
      138 6 T.ie Kiang Boys' Party comprising" of oromMtg *^S btyi defeated the C.Y J*.A. (O. L.L.i at taoie tennia t /iUj«^U on Sjndnv at tho C V .M p! cruises by five games to two. Detailed i esuf la. tviaug Boys' mentioned first. ?re G. Rajoo beat
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      90 6 Tile Directors of Austr.. (alav Tin Li 1 sited announc he following returns for th ion tli of May Kampong' Kanmntmsj: T: Dirdgir.a; Ltd. Heirs Rin 49." IMbie Yards Dug 109.000; O lecovered 547 Ptculs. Austral Amalgamated 1\ iimir^d iA.sf ra Kumban,? Sec ion) Hojis Run 649:
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      REX Vs. MARIGOLD
      107 6 The following have been elected to represent the Rex 3. P. m a friendly badminto*:iatch against the Marigold 3.P.. to be played at the Clerical Union Hall on Wednesday, une 9 commencing at 7.0 C i.m. sharp Khoo Soo Seng. Cheong Eng jeong. George Tan, Ong Bong
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      Catching Crocodiles
      184 6 SYDNEY.— Catching croco diles m the Gulf of Carpentar:. ii a 30-ft. auxiliary cuttei "th h»<« wife and his 72-year old father as crew, is to bo N* Ijltyir occupation of Berkt ey Cook. cx-RAAF small ship commander, of Sydney. Although Mr. Cook has a excellent knowledge of
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      Call To Christian Scientists
      186 6 BOSTON. MASS.. June 7.— Declaring that democratic government is the instrument through wh'ch an irresistible spiritual force is being chan neled into the affairs of men The Christian Science Board ->t Directors today urged Christian Scientists, m the annual meet'ng here, to worV strongly and actively
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      S.T.C. WIN A TABLE TENNIS
      107 6 S.T.C. WIN A TABLE TENNIS The S.T.C. gpofti v > rated t!u raited idm j Tablr Tetmil Tarry |m gamt 1 U) Iwo it the m of tho S T.C. Sport? Club S«M;»ngoon Road o:. > J |T p.m. i lip VII dOQftt I t< 'winning team by Mr a
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      59 6 invited to play ci •fl is Cri< i j >v.< the Siogtpoi i ■^lub on Phursdiy I il turn, on the SJI.C Pi A GUmoui (Ca tal Lcijssr,.-. H. B Noon Voog. H G. Btauotoa Sromlcy Davenport j Nicholson, H. N Btl P. M. [XAlmeida. W. R. N
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      35 6 SURE STED EXCURSION \n Mccurskm to\ wi friends, B Jf7, Sun ft StatfnrtO v*. 10 d oo Thursday. J\ Intending excw tiom* u«ted to >r) .eadqwartcMs.,, )t 730 a.m. <-J informed oi Kirine th «cun*oo.
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      59 6 competition C Filipino profe^xon sre-iss of Museum w Under the p« I pogten BhottW b< expr h( resolution In to promote and better rtti ar o vr freed- t Porters are. hnchetin ering: ::;i e> jlogan. whicl o t' fo m ;!;1 the design AH poster I A.
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      247 6 A HOARD TRUMAN TK V N II vr TRUMAN NEARED LHK,k;<;ck iv \rwn WKSTKRN PLAINS IN WMI 'H V A BUNDAT "POLITICS. BUT S:LD wfL^S" LVG^OWDS THAT OATHFKKI W Jff* THE PRESIDENT SAID HI W\s M \l WHELMED BY THE RECEPTION ACROSS THE ROLLING
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      451 7 Enthusiasm reached fevei heat on the Padang yesterday when Kota Raja XI met th« K.A.F. (Sembawang) m a Di- vision II match that was full of thrills and spills. Kota Kaj, >vere the victors by 2 0. Kota Raja won the toss anci kicked off
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      50 7 gj Juno "-Member? J&Wadier Ouanls-past Btgthwed m hun- Wellington barracks to hold the g;brtnc€ day serI ?5> Elizabeth, Her iof th r tho foot of Chape) KTJJJthousanda of X ta? On from the K ld aii B urcat h Net the *tatu,. of the >lace^ lUarched 1 me Princess
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      129 7 NEW YORK. June 7.- The New York Times book critic. John Picknell. reviewing Nehru on Gandhi" published here by the John Day Company, wrote: "American readers can be grateful for this volume giving the most significant passages on Gandhi from the voluminous writings of Jawaharlal Nehru. When
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      WELL-DESERVED WIN FOR DOCKYARD
      166 7 The Dockyard XI scored a well deserved 4—l victory yesterday over the Singapore Chinese En«,neer s Agaori tion m a Seron.i CL 8 clc4Dockyard centre for J'j Neil scored the first goa? O f K«*bX; m K UI r aY throu h mst l< hut a
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      156 7 NANKING. June 7 The "soak the rich" movement has I now crystallised m the introduction of a bill to the Legi* lative Yuan today for the imposition of a capital levy. J The bill, sponsored by 65 members headed by Liv Putung. will
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      60 7 ATHENS. June 7. Ex-Kin'4 Michael Of Rumania am. Princess Ann<> Ol Bourbon parma arrived m Athens from Geneva today. They are to be married W the Royal Palace here 0O Thursday under the rites CM the Greek Orthodox Church, according to the Athens new. US Ex
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      302 7 Brad man Scores 109 In 125 Minutes ifh VL Jun -Although h Australians ,».g an tho d iS»f hoa( t' Hra lman 8 continue the innings ami both J n *>y«i caecum practice tojdM m readiness for th Nottingham Test when they re•MHi their second wicket I partnership. wicnei The
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      ADVOCATE FETED
      81 7 Mr. K. P. K. Menon. advocate and solicitor and a prominent member of the Indian community, who is leaving for India at the end of this month to work for the unification of the Kerala movement, was the guest-of-honour at a dinner party held at the Cathay Restaurant
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      241 7 Italy Wants British Soccer Stars LONDON. June 7.- The fine display by the English soccer players m Italy has already home fruit, for Italian clubs are anxious to buy English players writes Vernon Morgan, Reuten Sports Editor. Inducements or signing on range from £2,--000 to as much as £12,000 for
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      158 7 NEGRO ATHLETE BUILT FOR GREATER SPEED SAN FRANCISCO. June 7 The recent rash of re-cord-smashing track ami field performances is attributed by Walter Christie, veteran University of California track, coach, to the huge turn-out lit Negro athletes now competing m sport for American college! and clubs. Christie said the Negro
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      NEWSMEN FORM PRESS CLUB
      327 8 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. June C, For the first txme m th* history of Malaya, journalists from all over the Foderafiofi assembled at the Roof Garden of Hotel Majt>t c this exening and inaugurated "The Press Club of Malaya The meeting, which was Presided
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      LABOUR PARTY TO DRAFT CONSTITUTION
      125 8 LABOUR PARTY TO DRAFT CONSTITUTION Singapore's Labou r Part' now m the process of fcrmnItion. will soon have a dra: constitution. Mr. M. A. Majici unsuccessful candidate m tv Singapore elections and cniei sponsor of the party, told the Tribune yesterday. The preparatory committee. cf the organisation convened toy Mr.
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      Burmese Reds Again Active
      73 8 RANGOON. June 7:—Communist guerilla activity ir Burma flared up again during weekend when rebels fired jn a goods train and blew up .i bridge between Pyiiiinarr md Ywedaw. dislocating all ait traffic between Rangoon .md Mandalay. The Government has nov. tinned the wearing of mili-ary-tvpe clothing
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      51 8 London, Juno 7.— Rudio Moskwv i 'ported today that Crock troop- fired 21 shells into Albanian territory at 3 a.m. or May 31. Quoting a Tfcta Belgrade dispatch, which m turn credited the Albanian Telegraph Agency. ;he broadcast nid ttw sheila foil some 100 metcrj iniido Albania.
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      56 8 C*rrU (RAF making a good stfmt to mm 4mm *^^J^J*^b2( goat m Baturd*f Malaya Cup name agatrut the Co by AP Stadium. Tht result wxw a*— araM Cnrrie (RAF) punching cleir during an attack by Stngdpore. An incident m Saturday's Malaya Cup game bezwsen Singapore and the Com bined RAF
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      Red Dump Blasted
      51 8 Shanghai, June 7. Central flSews reported m a dispatch from Tsingtao today that government underground fighters t>lasted a huge Communist amfnunition dump m a cave under the Yahshan mountains m Chihfcha, 95 air miles north of Tsingtao. on June 5, causing more than 10,000 Communist casualt- les.-
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      WOMAN'S ELECTION BID
      84 8 NANKING, June 7.— A. woIran today tossed her hat into the fight for the vico-presi-ttency of the Control Yuanhighest post m the Chinese government ever sought »y a Vrcman. She is Tiui C.iongtiua, wife of the veteran 'Cuofcnintang member. Chang Chi. tvho (Ued of a heart r
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      STORE TEAM APPEAL TO SIAM
      178 8 Siam has been asked to re- and requiring th I vise its recent policy to Chinese Siamese £2? n to k I schools which has resulted m on l »>e ptem J the closure cf 500 schools m the i country. The Singapore Teachers Union
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      SEA MYSTERy SOLVED
      71 8 TMlgUft, June 7.- The n tery surrounding lh j,lj ance of the Chinese 23. CWnchanfr. which vSftoS out trace after lts dep ;J from TNI gtao on May is solved today with the arrivi Tsingtao of the entire crej p men as passengers on a it The
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      REPLY TO STUAR
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      DIED PUNISHIN 4 TRUANT GIRL
      13 8 I.cvion, J un^ WMie pumping to* j SSV«rI
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      TO TOUR MALAYA
      25 8 Madras. BWJ T uk Kalai" arrived m 1 J from d a VM t 3 Malaya. deU^f"\| e a of "Malays Tamit
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      53 8 WANKING. J« jJ mier WongJJ J I cd today r .d plans to mo^ ;om a ractorlea tili threaten I pouth and nj also jald I 1 stress meaa. Cbtea'a 1 1 Atttena, J<* e v States Mn DwightCr:--;; g^ W*J wold, re J^ car accii day m> a
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