Morning Tribune, 9 June 1948

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE N T7l <Stw Series) 10 CENTS VOL \..y [>N ESPAY, JUNE 9, 1948.
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    GOODWILL MISSION LEADER SPOKE OUT OF TURN
    464 1 GOODWILL MISSION LEADER SPOKE OUT OF TURN 'White Australia Policy tmtr of the Australian Goodwill Mission. Mr. MacLEADEK or i flfe frQm tnp AustraUan Governm Ball. l s vincv newspaper. The Mirror, for stating m d: and veek that "a change of opinion m Austra|la Lumpur 3traUa po lcy was
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    Polio: 95th Case
    24 1 Polio: 95th Case fcgjer cue oi paitomyellLlw reported yesterday C f number of cases 1* ■JS, death, from the ■gtse still ains at 13
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    GOVT. HOUSE ROBBERY
    48 1 Mr P A B McKerron. the Colonial Secretary, was the fietizn of burglary yesterday morning when thieves broke into his residence at Government House. The thieves got away witn one pair of leather shoes and some items of clothing to the total value 01 $92.
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    INCOME TAX TALKS
    51 1 Mr HR Headman and Mr. E. N. Giiffith Jones returned to Kuala Lumpur yesterday rr.ormng: aftt-r having attended the Income Tax Conference on Monday at the Attorney GeHsTj office. rhoy left Kallang Airport at 11 a.m. m a Civil Aviation Drptitmeot Gemini type plane. piloted by Wing
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    THIEF VISITS CONSUL-GEN'S RESIDENCE
    85 1 THIEF VISITS CONSUL-GEN'S RESIDENCE Members of the household staff of the residence of the Chinese Consul-General m Cairnhill Circle discovered yesterday mcrning that a robbery had oc- f cured m the piemi.se? a few! hours earlier. The staff had been unaware that thief had broken into the residence by gaining
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    HELD UP
    39 1 Washington, June c About $21,000,000 worth of Sovie: orders for American sood*have been held up by the Unit td States virtual uustr'ni ship. Ie: v > Kujsi; |mpo« d on M.tr i An ';r.can official* •st maied tuiay.
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    HK Trade Delegates Here On Way Home
    173 1 7ne five delegate! of the Hong Kong Chinese MaßU■ctarers 1 Inion Trade Mission Messrs. Rnffl Cnpf »*J K&linnani r Tat Chwee (Vice-Chairman,', Robert Oct. n. &Woog, H. H. Lo.— to the British Industrial Fair iTnvec Itagaporc yesterday afternoon. British Industrial Fair England lasted
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    MICHAEL, ANNE WED TOMORROW
    24 1 MICHAEL, ANNE W ED TOMORROW Juno 8.-Ex-King Rumania and of Bourbon bo married on Ma*! >\u Kl ?z Paul s Archbishop DamaG reek Primate.
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    MUTINY ABOARD SHIP FROM SINGAPORE
    447 1 HONOUR. ft. 8 -A 1-1^^2127--whieh passed through here *-£jE£5« tort Monday night, when on .leek dl growing out of the third mates app drunk. port officials a waiting t|.-; return of the lighter *ngus McDonald reported hat Cape v arsßVssws Bo Ul lreaux,23.tah,s. !r:Vt^ for
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    ESTATE MANAGERS DEMAND STATE OF EMERGENCY
    180 1 ESTATE MANAGERS DEMAND STATE OF EMERGENCY TO COMBAT LAWLESSNFSX IN PERAK (From Our Oun Reporter* fi^L ndmg a State f enier genr> and that marSfiSL? Ot her a PPropnate action be instituted immediately m view of the "general lawlessness throughout I erak, particularly involving murder, assault and intimidation which made
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    SPITFIRE'S KL CRASH
    97 1 KI'ALA LUMPUR, JOne B.— An B. A. F. Spitfire— one of the eight which were to participate m the R.A.F. Air display 1 m ituaia Lumpur crashed on landing this morning at the Kuala Lumpur aerodrome. Ihe pilot uj»«'ii unhurt, while the nose of the plane was
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    HATTA REPLIES
    64 1 Bs?AVIA. Jw' A Dt Vohammcd Hatta. Indonrsim Rrpubi-can Premier, today replied to the Dutch note ark.nq the RepuMictmt net cn'mur relation* [rjh foreign powen, it uas underttood here. Btforr replyinn, *< f«JJ' r^ted members of the Unitwas reliably rtportni. \J t** Dutch andßrpvNirmdel^ ,atxnns and the Good Officei
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    "TRICE-TAGGING" AIMS AT VOLUNTARY CO-OPERATION
    115 1 /Tribune Staff Reporter) GOVERNMENT'S AIM IN CONNECTION WITH THE I 'RICE-TAG SYSTEM IS TO GET IMPORTERS. WHOLESALERS AND RETAILERS TO CO-OPERATE BY THEMSELVES IN ORDER TO ENABLE CONSUMERS TO PURCHASE AT REASONABLE PRICES. IF THIS IS DONE ON A VOLUNTARY BASIS. NO ENFORCEMENT WOULD BE
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    CYCLISTS HURT
    49 1 A cyclist was knockel down at noon yesterday by ;i lorry at the junction of Hill Street anil High Street. He was taken to hospital. At 8.20 last night Mother Chinese cyclist was tak»n to the hospital after a collision with a jeep at Choon GuM Street.
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    Now They Go To China
    128 1 CWIIKKKA. June X Mr. JoHrph < hlnVv, Australian I'rinu- Minister, said today that two rhliifftf and their wive* who had hi-.n re-fusi-d ailinittiiiK*- to Malaya after being <l. p<.rt»il from Australia would he looked after here until they can get transport to C^hina." He had
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    COFFEE-SHOP VISIT ENDS IN BEAT UP
    78 1 Five CMMM and a Malay, armed with pistols, i ntered into coffee-shop at the junction of Java and Snmhawa Roads at 5.40 p.m. yesterday and beat up a Chinese fisherman. While Iruvin;', ju.st opposite the prfmises, they fired two buf-u-ts into the premises, which
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    FLAG FLVING
    23 1 H E The Governor n quests that ObtoQ Jaclos ihould b* ttown whi-rrver poislble tomorrow m celebration ol the Klng'l Birthday.
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    Armyman On Court Martial: Bribery Allegation Made
    738 2 Lt W.J. Mizen. of 223 BOP. came up for trial before a p« neral court martial at Alexandra Barr?^':« yesterday. He was charged frith hay ip i.n; ro, oil iccepted sums of money to the t m Ifi >m .To n T H
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    Nehru Salutes Mountbattens
    93 2 NEW DELHI. June B.— The Prime Minister of India. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, addressing a public meeting here on Sunday hailed Lord and Lady Mountbatten as "friends of India." Lord Mountbatten. he said, has kept India's interests m his mind much as an Indian and has fully lived
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    RUSSIAN "NO" EXPECTED
    110 2 BERLIN. June B.— Moscow Radio's condemnation of the six-power London agreement on Germany as "a secret deaJ for Germany's dismemberment'" supported expectations here todajj that a strong Russian rejection of the London proposals could be expected shortly either from the Soviet authorities m Berlin or from Moscow.
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    SEAMEN DENOUNCE GOVT. PLAN FOR REGISTRATION, RECRUITMENT
    396 2 f Tribune Staff Reporter) The Government 'B scheme foi the registration and recruitment of seamen at Singapore and the proposed legislation m this connection were denounced by an emergency meeting of representatives of six Singapore seamen's unions on Tuesday evening, following discussions with
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    French-Vietnam Agreement
    178 2 French -Vietnam Agreement PARIS, June B:— The Ministry of Overseas Territories today published the text of the agreement signed between France, and the State of Vietnam, Indo-China, on June 5 In the Bay of Along, off the Indo-China coast The agreement stated: 1. France solemnly recognises the independence of Vietnam
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    EMPIRE CONFERENCE
    44 2 CANBERRA, June 8— Mr Joseph B. Chifley, Australian Premier, said today that an Empire Conference soon was unlikely owing to commitments of some Premiers. It aras learned officially, however, that there may be talk between Britain and indivi- dual Premiers.- Reuter AAP
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    Coroners Verdid On Motor Fatalit
    124 2 The Singapore Coroners Court. Mr. K. X Oon. pre.id•rg. yesterday held an inquiry Mo the deuths of Aliman bin Kahiman and Omar bin All two Johore Malay business men. killed m a motor acci *■< "I Juat |m "-'"■'■■r..- H..k« 1 1 9 m V
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    BENES' NEPHEW QUITS
    116 2 PARIS. June 8. M. Vucla\ 3enes. nephew of the Czechoslovak President Dr. Eduard 3enes who resigned yesU: iay. and M. Karel Hanus fellow diplomat, have resi 4 ntheir posts with the Czechoslovak Embassy m Paris m Embassy spokesman stated oday. M. Benes. who was Cou:: e!lor of
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    GAMBLERS FINED
    78 2 Fines totalling $375 wen imposed on 15 Chinese m the Second Police Court yester day when they were founc guilty of gambling m a common house. Ten of them were arrested at a house m Malabar Stree T at about 4 p.m. on June when they were playing
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    YANKS GO AHEAD
    56 2 NEW YORK, June B.— The 'Don't Buy British" campaign which has been afoot since the present Palestine crisis developed is having little effect on American buyers at the International Textile Industries Fair here. British materials, some of which are on view fo r the first time since
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    Fund Reache Over $12,601
    260 2 Contiibuticns to the Joseph's In-titution Sciei i Lal>oratory and School Fi Fund have i cached over Sl2 6 Boys of the St. Anthoa Boys' School and St. Josep Institution, and then paiei contributed a total of $8,945 wards the Fund. The following contnbutu ire acknowledged by
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    THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY
    30 2 Mrs^ Hie von Kruse?*"™ will give a lecture at UieP mlscf of the Sln«aP.y Uj TheosophicalSonety^C^ hill Road, called w with a Purpose on -> urn at 6.30 p.m.
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    14 2 Professor **&2?%d glve a talk en. Kd Kha yam" at the Y34CA.
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    UNKNOWN
    494 3 i'ii!hi)iv paiatie on the Padanp tomorrow f-' r ,m imnvessivc J.ffa'r. ,>f S nqapore. Sir Franklin (iimson. an >• C „.I ,.sontative vil take the salute of troops Vte' l< v parade whi^h will be held m honour of *5 SJicW BIrtMW n M m the parade o*Uf A
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    TEC'S DEATH RECALLED
    107 3 ta echo of th coW-bteod» j tec rive Chong Ngit Cjn Q tici liJ-»(i on CMI > WM hoard m j* s v-n- P I Court y^sito when T3n Bah Choo topi -<' I befor M iglstmtH A g n a tentative cm::, of having abetted Soh
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    Report Ignored, Tried Suicide
    99 3 A 33-\fai old Tamil labourer. Wfcamy. who placed his caste to religion above his life, was *Hh yesterday before the wjd Police Court and charged attempted suicide. The at■nptwas made on June 7. Accused stated that he was Jwated by his mandore beJ 1 of hi,
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    AIDES DE CAMP
    46 3 «>L E y the Commishy,^~ h[U appointed C ln ii A >'mpbell. the ndert, to be Camp and have also is his Honorral Raiah A^^lent of police p Betrr a 'l'on Leader re. r.a.f C. P d-A **t S I U. C. A.
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    A SCHOOL FOR SAKAIS
    400 3 Recently the Sak:iis at ruans ;ajang. Scgamat District, reeived some visitors their lird contact with the outside /orld m recent times. to* isitors comprised the Distiict )fficer. Segamat, the Stati •üblic Relations Officer, a lospital Assistant, the Pengulu of Mukim Sungai Sega iat, a newspaperman and
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    WIDOW CLUNG TO RAILINGS, GUNMAN KICKED HER DOWN
    192 3 Lim Chin Hwa. of No. 4. Coo'ie Lines. Kampon^ BnhfU, was yesterday eommltted for tr ii t the next Aariaei on Cterge of prmed lobbery. at the conclusion or :i preHmliuurjf m fjuiry held before Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, yesterday Lcow
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    FOUGHT WITH HUSBAND, STABBED HERSELF
    47 3 Because hei hu.ban.J winked i quarrel vutn imi». Lv wli.ii he refused to nave irt Kl rri i 1 -uiitv i rSS»-3S trol of heraelf. The incktent took plweat her band, a Burop. tn wa tn with The lUgWtrate. Mi F. 1
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    HEAD BLOW ALLEGED TO HAVE CAUSED DEATH
    169 3 LlMl X'K llt| VtM i death ..i M ther nun by hitUog him on •je hcid wiji woodea p<>i. wtag i quarrel, was commit (t a ror tiiil at th noxt Assir.rs a eh»rg« of culpable homicide MX amo'intinj; to nurdei at th.
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    "SATHURTHI" DAY CELEBRATION
    46 3 In the Sn Senpaga Vinayagar Temple, .'Jeylon lioad, the Hindu civilian staff of the military departments will have the "Sathurthi" Day the fourth day alter New Moon obnerved vvilh special "Abishegam" (Holy Satht and 'Pooia" (Worship) omorrow, between 5.30 p.m. nd 8 p.m.
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    The Tale Of A Straying Hen
    159 3 A quarrel o#ei <« lien whiei. •salted t a g law it?i < c bird Chi^se mtoomq •>< g beaten wttti kandali .-'tick a Phi-i' bifl Wife md hi nothei on April 22 last, hj 1 sequel at the Fouith Crimi uutrtet Court yaterfa.)
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    Acquitted Of Hurt Charge
    194 3 A teochfw fruit seller, Chua K;il I nay. who wan tM<-.i .it .he Singapore As^tzr Omt A'stcrday on a charge of *auy.ing grievous hurt to »i feltw fruit seller on November 10 last, walki-d o.:t of the lock a free man. the common Jiy finding him
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    SCHOLARSHIP FOR MUSEUM ASSISTANT
    57 3 it ii utnoancad ttitt ttn iftli. and lust British Council Scholarship for thr> 1948-49 &SSlOfl to the United Kln«lon has been awnrdod to: Vfi. G. T. James. MuxMirn Assistant. Public Health Mu(Mim. K'n./ Edward VII Col lef| Of Medicine, Singapore Fie has been accepted as A
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    SURVEYORS' EXAM.
    124 3 Applications arc now open for entry to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors <>xhminations m 1949. Forms are obtainable from the Hon. Secretury, and. when applyitiK IOT forms, candidates must state m preci.-e teuns the examination for whie.h they desire to sit. Application forms 1 duly subscribed where
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    Malan's Programme
    50 4 JOHANNESBURG. Jane 8Dr. D F. Malan, new Souti' African Premier, has decided that the Parliament will assemble m Capetown on August 6. press reports said today. According to the Rand Daily Mail, the Governments imm3diate programme include? new import controh. anti-Communist measures, and slowing down of immigration.— Reuter.
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    90 4 Tht song. "Heaven sent us Anyels," was featured by this quartette m the show ''Tropical Caperv" at the RE. Camp Tanglin Road. Th* cost o/ t*e Services' Bh<r.v ''Tropical Caperf^at the R£. camp m Tanglm Road fafceTTDott-. TheplalJt^^rY (loft to right) Johnie, Eddie, Lieut Qum, Pte. Walla, Sonta, pte. H.
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    Soldier-Actors Stage Bright Show
    197 4 Soldier- Actors Stage Bright Show 'Tnbunc Stuff Reporter) The ENS A. and CS.E. companies \vh«ch provided excellent entertainment to the forces have now disappeared from the serviceman's picture of amusement. Their places have been taken by less high-sounding, but equally as good troupes, prodded by the Services for the Sh
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    US NOMINATES 13 MAJOR-GENERALS
    77 4 WASHINGTON. June 7. Major-General Eugen e L. Banks. Commanding General of the 13th Air Force m the Philippines wa& among the 13 temporary generals whose nominations to permanent ma-jor-general rank was sen^ to the Senate by the President. The lis t included MajorGeneral Charles T. Myers,
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    33 4 SYDNEY. Jun e B— Hanson Carter, a Yorkshire-born wic-ket-keeper who appeared 2 times for Australia m Tes cricket matches between 1907 and 1921. died today after I long illness, aged 70.— Reuter AAP
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    COMPLEX ISSUES HINDER WINNING THE PEACE
    496 4 CHAPEL HILL (NORTH CAROLINA), JUNE 7.—SECRETARY OF STATE GEORGE C. MARSHALL, SPEAKING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA COMMENCEMENT. SAID THE CHIEF REASON HE ACCEPTED THE INVITATION WAS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DX. FRANK P. GRAHAM'S "IMPORTANT SERVICE" IN THE NEGOTIATION FOR HALT IN FIGHTING IN
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    ON YOUR RAW TODAY
    364 4 JSS Sal lnthe4l, n tI >hand C| l "OWI 2 p.m. to 8 nrv. at^on^ mHr ;^iua Fn>m 3 p.m. to 6 n'l J ated on 526 metre, \X P.m .to 11.30 p. m Radiated 1 band and 4823 kc 536 metre, m the Z^M metre
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    Labourer Charge With Murdering Aged Widow
    74 4 Labourer Charge With Murdering Aged Widow MAIDENHEAD. June 1 George Russell. 4:>-X J 'Irish jobbing labourer oTI Mrs. Freeman Ue mansion home. Jgjgg^B Park Avenue. Maidenhtaa. tween May 29 an .d^ 30 Mrs Lee was found front of her home on J* Russell was brought J denhead from 8t J
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    Around The Town
    792 5 L^k WITH VERA ARDMORE m__ if* n ciunce ft n Camp w by an I I dance. I abi- t > promote amongst rrison and m erulnmem tot I beau*** m^_ rlgW atmosR? main feature of the Ei entertainment was ■fJrtJentation of a silver rV-M- Oopal Singh
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE The Red Light
    359 6 London A pent a -Messrs. CoUn Turner Ltd.. Tulbot House, ©8. 8t. Martin's Lane W.C. 2. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9, 1948. As far as the Communists of Maiaya are concerned trie signal lignts at Maxaya's political cross-roads have chang- 1 ed from amber to red.
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    Freedom From Want, Insecurity, Anxiety
    1075 6 Bcgmmtlg the first of a series of four articles on Britain of toiiaw dealing with subjects 0/ vital interest la A lahya social services, food, housing and 'education. Today) article, t/r first of the series, deals with Social r\i:cs> 0/ which Malaya is so lacking.
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    IMMIGRANTS FOR SOUTH CHINA
    193 6 CANTON. South China's first organised peace-time immigration plan, both as a relief and development measure, may shortly be put into effect. The plan involves the transfer of some 2,500 men. women and children from impoverished farming areas of central and eastern Kwangtung Province to Liuchow Peninsula
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    A WARLORD IN AMERICA
    337 6 A WARLORD IN AMERICA "rr quarter at s. V %«J fl X ;a >t/.vf rw. Wocfc, fronV hM RfaMnfl uuW but thru IJ^M a s/naN puinliNf/ 0 r a W Wmahington, n r .st J.dnT^M the United puintin,, V f Franklin D P,?M velt ami p^f urt f)/ an<(t^B have
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      12 6 BORROW THE BEST BOOKS FROM JOAN TOOKE The Liiliput Library at Little's
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    "I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE CHARGE," INTRUDER TELLS COMMONS
    205 7 /«M 7. .4 rL y. HEADED. th« lamer of Commons aalthouttttg "Ejrrwe Ukc to take ruled tmm§ the to srussino the B itt. Waving a he. tripped I >. a ,jjfo some vacant npO ATTENDANTS seiz>,,(t the man tried to off,
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    Cyprus Fights Mosquitoes
    239 7 i 'nt inies CyjH'Ul^ h never been free from malaria mosquito, i hen in 1P46 the Oov- y timent started a three y yean oumpniim to des- J the anoph^line mos- I :n the island once n i for all. Cyprus had i aln i ly, in
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    Life Saver's Services Called Upon After 21 Years
    201 7 SYDNEY. June 7. Twentyone years ago, Mrs. Phyllis Cooper, of Maroubra. a suburb of Sydney. New South Wales, was awarded a medallion which indicated that she had passed testa of proficiency m the art of life-saving. She had never been called upon
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    30 7 THE Lancaster. tor four-door lighi *i/o«n Th< sW Lt x llV l ,.sU, uppUhirs give ~cefto*Wl&^fc defroster bolstered m leather ftro-Ul*. lix-cylinder qhv engine, independent front v synchrometh of s>
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    73 7 chriftunikc of mk wins ton cuvrchiu/s v r GRANDSON; Thr 6M»tmum§ >>t Arthur Wkko9m»Y .S"><i»j< .v, son of (hipiam and Mt.s Suntnfs. and Uir I ))<>un<i<:\t i/Kindrhild <>f Mr Wnstnn Chuuhill, I<>"k I plane recently IftottertaiN Ponxh chmch. K'nt PlKitnnnijth ldk<n out.sidt tht < liuuli dftrr the ran in'inif i
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    £5 FINE & COSTS FOR MAN WHO CAUSED RAIL DISASTER
    93 7 £5 FINE COSTS FOR MAN WHO CAUSED RAIL DISASTER WinWord (Cheshi •>• [o a court tilled vrith engin v A firemen nn.i wttnaj* f the WinWord train diwstc Apii l 7. Gunnel .i.n;. cd £B wit') £6 ss. epil .Vmsfo. d today for PUlHng g r.^or train and WUW Btahop
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    Decisive Battle In China Civil War?
    169 7 Shanghai. Juno 8. Th« Shantung Province campaign n whlC*l the NationnUr*. nm' Communist forces estimated ai i total of 1,000.000 hi iie n- ockod m battle. is soon by neutral obsorvris as moithan a struggle for contiol oi .he 'ocil aioa. It Ifl a
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    Mary Had A Little Snake—She Bit It
    71 7 Mary Had A Little Snake— She Bit It Hii'hfu. J>nt> 7 Franceti M'liU Tuhr. Who is ttoi "it two wns nil. picked ii >' rt Hrn "'>' l >>'">" f lJm*on New South Waie» f M/ Uj (lr<>\t'r\<i Wood ihr horrified mother, who MM (if:in''iuhm<i uhr,r h< r bahy *"</
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    BRITISH PAPER'S ADVICE ON SIND SITUATION
    147 7 I New Delhi, ■••w Ifi i British-owned "Civil and Ml'] I iary Ctawette" of Lahore fca >l ,tl of West Punjab) commc ting on the exodM at Hindj: :rom Bind whlcb ii;«<l recentli I been accc'orated wrote o i rhursday Uwt "Tnis can only
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    AUSTRALIA WANTS RACING CYCLISTS
    58 7 Y'".\'!\Y June acine B ..,11 dboui thi i ij ii to of, iio o race in Au3trall n< Kl Homr\ v. I ?l 1 i .1 P I doVAl I v,! u, •>:<- l»« flJlV Hemrdin London esmrt: v .,f chareed with w^ nusband "He «W
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    China's $650,000 Defence Project
    100 8 China 's $650,000 Defence Project 8 1 1 fenccj to Uffhteo the N *i m• d on t P< ■>.■ MM U> pi mi mile !i\- miy Hn!tln| the two cities, is awni.i approral by General Pa Tso Tl north China OOlliniandcr. Fu's headquarter! dtechned to eonfirn ot deny the
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    PI Cadets Included
    36 8 WASHINGTON. June 7. The House of R.p:es?ntaavcs Armed Services Committee approved a bill authorizing the inclusion cf fcur citizens of th? Philippine Republic among the cadets of the United States Naval Acadexy.— UP.
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    Wedding At St. Andrew's
    63 8 Capt. Bryan G. Griffiths, ho'der of the Army Singapore District and RAF. Malayan f rut lie nriufht amateur boxing titles, teas married to Mist U.ac Jupp at St. Andrew's Cathedral last Saturday 4 -V '■> r Group photograph taken after the wedding of Miss Pauline Dorothy
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    New Flood Warm In Portland
    262 8 PORTLAND. June 7 Th^ Columbia River for the thin! time m two weeks will tis* 1 toward now flood ciest m Portland area lite this week. Tn:ted Sttites Weather Bureau forecasters warned on Monday nght. „|;ino snows m the Canaiimn Rockies an<! eastern WuhingUa checked
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    C-G VISITS T.V. SOONG
    132 8 Canton. June 8. Mr. Malcolm MicDo".ald arrived by a HO AC Spetdbird this morning: on a private visit to Mr. T. V. Soong, Governor of Uwangtung. Mr. Soong personally met the visitor at the airfield where Mayor Au Yang-chu and Mr. Kenneth Blackwel), acting Consul-General, were
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    Wheat Growers In Australia Hard Hit
    240 8 SYDNEY. June 7. When the Australian wheat industry wai m desperate straits at the outbreak of war, Great Britain had driven "an intolerably hard oargain the Deputy Leader of the Country Party (Mr. J. McEwen) declared m the Australian House of Representatives, at Canberra,
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    55 8 Quito. (Ecuador), Unexpected strong i 1 the remote distiicts presidential candi Manuel RHdo F doubt on the victory Plaza, already r ;ocl) ■Meat elect The supreme elect nal. on the basis i complete retaiM on announced victory with 96 votes aga for Conservative Plor, and 45.313 fo Alberto Enrique*
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    First Filipino Scout To Go To Gilwell
    118 9 First Filipino Scout To Go To Gilwell \.\M-A. June 7. Xavier Leon, director of Qn of the Boy Bcouti phlUpplnOi n h is v Ito uoderfO trainrv-: the International Tni-i'.-: Centre for Scoutcrs at Gi'v Park, nc:)r London, ar, Boy Scout pci^'onado. first Filipino to be font *o Gilwcll do
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    BILL TO HELP JAP TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    76 9 Was!d "Ston, June 7. The HoilM of Representatives ArmBcrvtces Committee ipprov- a bill designed to help rohabilitiatc the Japanese textile indu»iry b? eataWWitng a icvolving fund for the purchiso of raw fibies. including cotton m the [Jilted States. :"u M"! would estab'ish a r
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    O. R. A. DINNER
    33 9 O. R. A. DINNER ?I,\ E. U. WUSOH, Principal 0/ Raffles Instituiian, mm spc'ikin;! at the Old Rafflesian Association <nu>u<il Unmet i:eld at the Prince's Restauran*. Mrs. Urn Boon K<n>t <m interested listener.
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    KOREA, BERLIN THREAT TO WORLD PEACE
    113 9 MAS 'LA. Jim 7. T 7 r Amb*99*d-)r t>> the Un'i Nations, Carlos P. R nportedly told Presid ■n* Quirinn m a c mf< situation m Berlin and X* I pOM f"i er^ri ■•Or* serious thr> ad to irorld pi acr than the Pah
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    U.S. DIPLOMATS IN S.E.A. CONFER
    85 9 Washington. June 7. Hie Slate Department announced there woukl be fl ietriom.l conference of American diplomatic officials m BoattMUt Asia and the adiacent cojnttkf to bo held m B«ng -ok on June 21 to 26 under tno tnr.!!:inns!iip of Edwin V. Stanton, the rnitod States
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    PI POLICY FOR JAP TRADE
    73 9 Manila. Juno 7. Piesidrnt Qaiiino and Mi Cabinet, who meet today m regutor weekly sessions, arc expected shorUy to lay down a policy retfardinj, trade with Japan, particular^* {he question of soiling „on or. to the Japanese through SCAh It was understood BCAP hi ready
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    CHASE AFTER COCKROACHES LED TO CLAIM FOR £3,000
    189 9 CHASE AFTER COCKROACHES LED TO CLAIM FOR £3,000 NKY. Junr 7. OB Urn i .)f January 13, 15M7. white to Ihh home n S >w'h i. me, in> mm we c» ki, on tho footpath Hi mil ha.sfi <»nc on roadway, where '>•' w:iS kn c d h L win
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    US Singers Get Big Ovation In Britain
    121 9 Lojdoa, June A BrHh* reisioß of bobaywooLsn caueed traffic jam at the .slap 1 (iooi of the Palladium Theatre C»' wnon ■creen star. Tony ..'lit, ■cored sin^in;; suci.i iu.s B:i j iJ» debut ulori.l, who initiilly wa:; so •leivoas he almost foitfot the
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    LEWIS RESUMES WAGE TALKS
    55 9 Washington. June 7. John L Lewis resumed wa K e talks under court order with Urn soft coal industry chartfnK v.at he was "shackled" and ;i"(l< r "duress." i ewtl told the union and ri'dsborou^h. Lewto and the united Mine Workers negotia- ting committee met with****
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    55 10 m-mste,:., reB The l, that mintoter, ou^r PonsiiMiuy «*«M as. for a, c wai a breiU electricity supply i v Milting m several i ing without electro houis. Today the K«"ted that he shou* discretion to decide tions were of yj*- Impoctaaec to be i i minister. The House
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    73 10 SEOUL. Korea. J i Members of the D tions temporary on Korea returned from Shanghai M writing the first pa; report to the Gei sembly. Commiisloii wa twed t° disclose wr.i 'hey had taken :.i port, bu r announce b k as the ob. e prompt attainment lon and
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    BANDIT RAID
    84 10 Rangoon. June 7. Two Ghuika factory guards were killed and several wounded m a throehour g?in bsttU- that lo'.lowod a raid by 700 bandits on a ftigar factory at Toungoo, 130 milea north of Rangoon, during tho week end. Mr. Alexander MeAughtrie, the Scots HMMger, had a nr.irow
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    S.E.A. REGI CONFEREN
    70 10 WASHINGTON, I regional conference States dlptomatlc m representatives m I Ada and "countrw thereto" will be lv 1 kok on June *6 UK partment annouacw The conf<«°c« und i the chair win F. Stanton, km Slam. »*Thia mee«ng those hold provic;=: parts of tho fWßdj blenis common
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      196 10 j fell rll Exelii isiv€ k to the Morning Tribune *^^^*^^p^* *^p^^^^p^^ v^^p** "RUCGLES" v "~V /W PQOM/&D TO TAKE THE j| (CARLFUL THIRE. \WE LL THE CLOTH /JA^) /y£/?£ Af/? A^yy/?, /y JMODU TO THE TOWN HALL TODAY, j "1 JULIAfi AFTER OVER IT AND Sk&EP B- "^IW^4ZZ7DVOf TD-MDIMDM/-
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    85 11 Indian Commissioner For West -Indies NEW DELHI. June 7.— The Government of India have ap pointed Mr. Satyacharau a*> thei r Commissioner m British West-Indies, including British Guiana, with headquarters at the PPotr t of Spain. Mr. Satya charan will be shortly proceeding to take up his post. WASHINGTON. June
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    2 More jap War Criminals Pay Penalty
    98 11 2 More jap War Criminals Pay Penalty Shanghai, June 8 Twc now Japanese wartime oflie ms. Ooknel Y. Bushida am Colonel O. Ogie. cx-IJattalior Jomi. landers m HuTian am Siansi Provinces, liere bott sentenced to death by a hi<jl \lUitary Couit here ycsterda ">r atrocities and murder o Chinese civilians
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    130 11 MXTKEN POWERB' MEETING iN PAKM. Thr Rt <JL Hon. Erw.st Bevin. y<trri(jn Secretary, iirtat Hntnin's i representative at tht khnnhull Aui Co«/'Vf Hce of «W- 7 toaH tmiiom htld at the Quai d'Orsay PaUu* m Parts nccntlij. The, meeting took plan- following tht pub- L liration of the n*ms of
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    THEY" MAY GET CHAPLIN, ROBESON
    105 11 mgHAGEN, Jnnr T.ar. American movie ac f or i Btnkott tnhi ntwsmtn \f mrport today '•They gf Ch'irle.s Chuplin and \ked about Hollywood tut. m nvetttiyatifjfis pAnerican net ton. Her- sholt said that mwr script writers thtin actors u#re indicated. "How about Charles Chaplin?" a
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    II LABOUR UNIONS DENOUNCE ANTI-U.S. OVEMENTS
    255 11 lAVQHAI. June 8. tv labour unions beic issuHBifesto yesterday evenorouncin^ thf "vocaP rtudoita movement r United States aid to a an Mitgested that such ters ihouM ti* 1 presented to htital Btates Government k people's n presentatlvei a§l! propci diplomatic lltftS 1 1 unions
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    Civic Spirit In The PI
    180 11 MANILA. June 7. Th« committee recently created b Jpicsident Quirino to bMtftigat the actual conditions m th« Miphia Property Commission I mo\e designed to help re store the people's confidence I' I v hc pretest government ha I issued a statement requesting I the "co-operation
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    CEYLON WILL GET RADIO S.E.A.C. FREE
    116 11 COLOMBO. June 7. Thr draft agreement h< had hrouyhi provided tor the transfer of Radio BMAC f<>r Ceiflon without payment. Ceylon's Minister for Transport and Works, Mr. J. L. KoUhrwaln told the House of Representatives recently replym{i to a question raised hu Mr. Picier
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    FIGHT TO RESTORE ERP CUTS
    182 11 ate PrrsldMt Arthur Vandciberg Unlay picked up powerful ipi»oi t in tho fight to reston he bij* House approved cut m thr funds for the Fjuropear Recovery Programme. Part of the support came from Albany, New York, where icvernor Thomas E. Dew^y -illed for the
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    600 12 "Bush Christmas" Gel John Bull Award ARTHUR RANK STUDIO .\/.u\ London. May 26 The Royal Kmpire Society uaw then annual John Bull IwaH for the best feature teagtk lilm ma»le m Austra'm'during 1947 to the Rank picture "Bush Christmas." Their award for the best documentary went to Edward G. Haniy's
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    708 13 *tft quotation- csprsi*w mr 43.00 ■y :r „.io 5.30 X... US4 3.92',.xd y- v 10 .00 1025xd I^^SOOO 52.00 mar.it IW 48 xd I- 33.::. 31.50 cr 1130 1.150 ML {0) 1.70 1.80 X' ,p, 1.70 1.80 Kerie? 24.00 24.50 cd BJ er 57.00 58.00 ar 9.75
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    875 13 Colourful History Of New S.S. Co. Vessel (Tribune Staff Rf.porUn fa_ 1 f JT' Wi added to th linp ships now sail<W,™ th t hOUSC flap f tho strai Steamship Com Many S.ngaporo. when Mrs. A. V. Aston the wife of the Resident
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    146 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS (From our Financial Corr.) The largo increase m rubber shipments last month had no depressing; effect on the rubber price. Some of the present <teadine.ss is very possibly at.ributable to the prevailing Jisturbed conditions over widespread parts of the country, though the market takes note )f
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    53 13 The rubber market was very (inn throughout yesterday. Prices quoted at the close were Buyers Sellers. No. 1 June R.S.S. 44 44% No. y June R.S.S. 4.V/ H i 4% No. 3 June R.S.S. 40 tt 40% June Tender 44 44 l n July /Sept. 43 i 43
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    19 13 The share market was quiet m all .sections yesterday ami iMHIIUiM was done at slightly lower prices.
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    Big Money Will Pass In Soccer Transfers
    280 14 Big Money Will Pass In Soccer Transfers London. Jun« S. VfMle Qm thooftata 01 and BnffU s ofSwwi wi bow tnwtr>d o the luflMMr pHttmrti fogtfcal clubi All owi the tvUiury Mt hi.-.- prepartof tor pw ■cttMl which opens on August 21 Already the cioj-v of scasoi tanifcr:* number WtU
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    66 14 Francisvtne— Rlddrrkerk 44 Kmpire Haroble Sheers Edith Moller 41 Trevelyan 42/3 Purnea River MitU 36/7 AncWses 35/6 Steel Fabricator 32/3 Samarinda 19 20 Sordang 21 2 Partmouth Victory Eumaeus 23 4 Shapur 25/6 Shirala 27 8 Kmpire Raja 29 30 Stentor Ifl fN Ajax 13 14 Ohyebassa Bruas
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    CAREFREE BP's 5-2 WIN
    135 14 Playing at the Happy Worli S'ldium last Sunday. befox "•<» ►hiring of badmir. ton enthusiasts, the Carefro i, v .v^u rvirty defeated the Singapore Admirality Local SI aft Union Badminton team b five sanies to two. Results (Carefree Party r.,<. itionod first). SINGLES: Lim Ong Huat
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    68 14 The following have been sc- I lected to represent the May I flower B.P. m a friendly match against the Perhtpoao Stte Club on Thursday, 10th: June, j at the Clerical Union Hall at i 7.00 p.m. sharp. Tan Guan Hong. Neo Seng i Kee, Lav Teng Siah,
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    PENANG RACES: WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY
    484 14 Bek>w are the weights for ihe first day of the Pcnang Tor* n»ib Summer meeting on Saturday r 1 Horses. Class 1. Div. l. 6 Furs <^!d J&MfdPtft 907 Roseau's Boy 8.13 O^ental 8 0« n? Arthur S 02 Skin 7 12 Dear 7
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    276 14 Penan g Track Open For Fast Work PENANC. Jiirw« 8 Th. i <le tiac oi No. 1 wa op* 1 Dor fast woik thli morning v.en the best wofifts men he Ravc:i (Lawlen and Sky I Irv-AK (Woods). Griffins wore given hairioi .actice. Fire Master (Gentles) ane hn Him (Allan)
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    164 14 With enquiries ri.-c.ived ft or >versea9, the coconut oil mai :et. which hitherto had Itec* \j\\. showed some imptoveacnt with sellers quoting $7> $80. Siak sarro flout was tranacted at the previous day rvei of $16V The following were vest* lav's quotations RICE No. 1 $65. Otho;
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    42 14 •\ooltcation may bo made b\ members of the .lohore Vo.ri teer Engineers to O.C. O^jtra "locords' Office. VWUBtecr Poir M Records Otters. Kuala Lumpur, who will forward tn« nc-cessary forms for application for the award of .'fficioncy decorations and medals.
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    191 14 Wa-hm^ton. Juno |-jJ tromtae loeisiation ntej tho Reciprocal Trnd^ DMOtl Act for one mi res o c 12. out 'ricti^e the PreflMent'i J tity to i a i*c o!' low-' ta ithout Congrenioiui 1 -on. i- being filmed !>j Senate Finance Committal Yost.'ulay. the ft •:,•<!
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    72 14 The Wmar ££«M beat the Rtd Hall. „p the The following w^e mentioned first.. An duki beat K. Noni^- J H Kassim lost cO k c!i lost to J. rvsk.T l- Y| Ah,nad M- jj J Kassim lost, to k S; c i Peskor I I* "j
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    24 14 PUyers I against t» m team on Fii W iii be d lowmp an,. EUsah fcfurug K. R. futhla ui mivand' H.l.OBinan
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    84 15 LONDON, June 8.-The High Commissioner for Pakistan. Mr. Habib Ibrahim Rahimtoola, has bought a three-year-old French racehorse, Tsaoko, from Fred Amstrong, of Newmarket, the trainer to the Gackwar of Baroda, at a price which ha.s not been disclosed. Tsaoko is by Vatteuor sire of the Derby
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    23 15 A magazine edited by Uj« sociation ii> w> ut l m Tt wmt a monthly M* ontitled •Tamilasirian feas.*s Panjang. Malacca.
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    808 15 (By KiKhlwu Sparkling tennis wa.s seen at the S.C.C. courts yesterday wh.-r«- the Singapore La Wn Ten- nis Championship-; were m proPVtfc All the DM wen- keenly contested. Ow of the men's doubles. between Capt. M. F Turner-Cooke and H. C. Fay
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    26 15 Singapore District REME defeated the Catholic Young Men's Association by 3-1 m the Third Division League soccer match played at McNair Road ground yesterday.
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    PUBLIC 'ADOPTS' 61 LEPER KIDS
    361 16 SIXTY-ONE CHILDREN OF THE LEPER SETTLEMENT HAVE BEEN 'ADOPTED' BY THE PVBLJC SO FAR THE SCHEME WHICH IS SPONSORED BY THE LEPER WELFARE COMMITTEE WAB STARTED IN MAY. Several public bodies and individuals have volunteered "Adoption" of one or two children m the Settlement by
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    62 16 LONDON, June 8. It was unofficia";. reported today that the Australian team to meet England m the first Test match starting at Nottingham on Thursday will be elected from the following 13 players: S. Barnes, A. Morris, D. Bradman, A. L. Haasett. K. Miller, \V. Brown, I. Johnson.
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    219 16 TEL AVIV. June B.— Egyptian planes bombed Tel Aviv today m several hit-and-run raids. They caught the defenders *>v surpnse and dropped bombs m various parts of the z\iy. At least 20 persons were ciUed or wounded. The United Nations Pa'.es- tine mediator's office
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    146 16 PARIS, June B.— What were i claimed to be details of a ss- cret treaty between Czechoslovakia and Russia giving Russia absolute control over the Bohemian uranium mines of Jachymov, were given today m an interview m the European edition of the
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    DRESS-MAKERS LOCKED OUT
    67 16 DRESS-MAKERS LOCKED OUT Foochow ladies' dress-makers m 32 Singapore concerns were locked out on Monday aftcrnocr when they declined tn ficcerl v^'ape cuts proposed by the miugements. Representative of the workers told the Tribune yesterday that that they had already two wage cuts previously and that the present wage cuts
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    NEW WORLD RECORD
    45 16 MOSCOW. June 8. Russian heavyweight weightlifter Ma'tsev, of Simfropol, today Cialmed a new world's record m the left-hand clean an« jerk. He lifted 243 A pound? t gainst the record of 236 pounds set by Jaegle of Ger- many m 1935.— UP
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