Morning Tribune, 11 June 1948

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    Masthead
    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 774 (to* Strus, 10 OMMTM FRIDAY. JUKE 11. 1948.
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    US LABOUR SECY DIES
    21 1 US LABOUR SECY DIES ■^NGTON, June 10.Übo?. t ates Secretary of Cf u Lewi* B. SchweilenUied hero tnH«Tr fV./a U P
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    Another Polio-Free Day
    24 1 Another Polio-Free Day r'-' r rases of ii.'i, or ilrtill" fr B-. w fm reported fe numher of rase* to oil I' ll %e
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    Michael, Anne Are Married
    120 1 ATHENS Juno 10.— Ex-King lichael of Rumania and Prinm Anne of Bourbon Parma Ht married today in the hrooe Hall of the Royal Msec of Athens by Archbishop Uttittnoti Primate of Greece, wording: to Orthodox Church Princess Anne, wearing a nse-coloured embroidered tulle leu with a
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    S'PORE SWELTERS IN A HEAT-WAVE
    152 1 Staff Reporter) of 92 degrees F. in were soon at about yesterday afternoon t the hottest days this In the previous 24 maximum officially l( was [>0 degrees F. weather resulted in a r the markets for fruits ich fr>ods as lettuce and while hundreds
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    Gimson Presents Orders, Medals
    149 1 Colourful Govt. House Ceremony f Tribune Staff Reporter) ro'ourful ceremony at Govcinment Houso yesterday. Ata i,n r.imson Governor of Singapore, presented Orders Franklin vjim-"-" •f*fol< to 45 persons. rl, was in appreciation of meritorious ser>odered or devotion to duty by the recipients 2 Lini Senior Unofficial
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    RUBBER FACTORY WORKERS STILL "SQUATTING"
    152 1 RUBBER FACTORY WORKERS STILL "SQUATTING" Dismissed workers of the Chua Guan Hong Rubber FacK 'OTj in Jurong arc still "squatling" in the permises belonging to the factory, though the last deadline given them was Mondav, June 7. The men. numbering 77, have new been told finally that they must quit
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    S.H.B. CONTRACT WORKERS TO MEET, CONSIDER REPLY
    157 1 {Tribune Staff Reporter) Iron-worker3, painters and carpenters working under Singapore Harbour Board dockyard contractors will meet tonight to consider replying to a letter addressed to their Union (the Singapore Mechanics and Engineering Workers' Union) by the legal representa'lve of the contractors. Tms follows
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    NEW SOVIET MOVE
    39 1 BERLIN. June 10. Nev, Soviet movei to make the Western powers' position la Berlin more dirTicult weiv forecast here today after a Berliner Z^itung that the lasi Allied land route to Berlin might be temporarily close'J
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    K. L. POUCE RAID RED ORGAN PREMISES
    191 1 Communist Party, was raided b> officers ana this afturnnon. i.«Mm Liew Yit Fun was listed one of 506 top Communist leaders in the "Wbo'i Who" of Communist parties, outside Ru 3 l issued recently by the Foreign Affairs sub-committee of tne United States
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    First Weal
    55 1 ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 165 England were all out for 165 in the first Test against I Australia played at Notting- ham yesterday (Laker 63. I Bedser 24. B. Johnson 5 for 36. Miller 3 for 38). Australia were 17 for no wicket at the close of play.
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    ARMED CHINESE TAKE $1,125 AFTER ESTATE HOLD-UP
    167 1 MALACCA JUNI 10. A DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY ON MUTHU NYALAS ESTATE, 30 MILKS FROM THE TOWN WAS REPORTED TO THE MALACCA I'OLICE BY' SANDARIN. AN INDIAN TAPI'IN<; r TRACTOR, WHO WAS THE VICTIM OF THE HOLD-UP. It it. learned that Sandann came to
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    PALESTINE CEASE-FIRE TODAY
    300 1 PALESTINE CEASE-FIRE TODAY TEL AVIV. June 10.— Count Folke Bemadotte, United Nations Mediator, will call 1 peace conference of Arabs and Jews on the Aegean island of Rhodes during the month-long cease-fire which is to go into effect on all Palestine fronts at 1000 local time tomorrow. This announcement came
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    SFTU Emergency Meeting Discusses Banishments
    131 1 SFTU Emergency Meeting Discusses Banishments Representatives of over 70 S'ngapore trade unions affiliated to the Singapore Federa* tlon of Trade Unions attende-1 •in emergency meeting last night to discuss the arrest un ler banishment warrants if Mr. Byz»T Ahmat, Vlce-r'H-sifi^nt of the S.F.T.U., Mr. Koh Sui Guan, President of the
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    TURKISH CABINET
    77 1 ANKARA, Jane 10. Presi■irii: (neunu If eipected to approve snortlj the new rui Icish Cabinet submitted l' v him last night by M. Hasan Saka who e P< if P 1( s R<-pub-llcmn Party foremment, formed last October, resigned on Tuesday. It Wtl linderitOOd here today that W
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    Malaya & U.S. Combine To Battle Scrub-Typhus
    686 2 Malaya U.S. Combine To Battle Scrub-Typhus A NEW DRl'a CHLOROMYCETIN HAS BEEN PROVED BY THE UNITED STATES RESEARCH TEAM IN KUALA LUMPUR. WITH THE AID OF SPECIALISTS AT THE INSTITUTE OF MEDICAL RESEARCH. TO BE OF CURATIVE VALUE AGAINST SCRUB-TYPHUS. THUS. A ONCE GRAVE AND OFTEN MORTAL INFECTIOUS FEVER HAS
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    Married At St. Andrew's
    165 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) At St. Andrew's Cathedral vesterday afternoon the Rev. Kinross Nicholson officiated at the wedding of Miss Joan Vvonne Walker, daughter of the ate Mr. James E, Walker and Mrs. Walker of Buckinghamshire. England, and Mr. Willem A. van Oorde. son of Mr. and
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    What The Soldier Thinks
    187 2 Serviceman show more interest in economic Questions amdi employment problems than in any others, says Mr. J. H. Blacksley, who in the past five years has given some 1,400 lectures on various aspects of foreign, Empire, and home affairs to men and women in the Forces.
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    LDC Back-Pay Tribunal
    281 2 Since April a joint tribuna; of the Colony and the Federation ha s been sitting to consider claims from members of the Volunteer Forces. Local Defence Corps. Johore Military Forces, Malay Regiment. L.E.P.. and Dalforce who were not POWs or internees during the Japanese occupation period Or
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    120 Missing In Vanport Flood
    84 2 Portland, (Oregon), June 10 —The Red Cross last night Hated 120 men, women and children for whom there is "deep concern" as to whether they escaped the Columbia River flood t'aat smashed Vanport nine days ago. They are members of 64 famiM^s living in the
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    Scout Movement 40 Years Old
    286 2 Former Boj Scouts all ove; I the world are expected to follow the lead of the British Old Scouts who last weeli ini iuzurated the British Association of B. P. Guild of Old mtouu. The formation of the Old Scouts Associations tc celebrate the -Win
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    Red Regiment Surrenders
    56 2 NANKING, June 10— The National Defence Ministry in a release today said one Communist regiment surrendered en masse to Nationalist troops in Central Shensi. The announcement said this regiment, which belonged to Peng Teh Huai's Sixth Brigade, failed to escape northwards to join other Communists after a
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    £100 PAYS £200,000
    63 2 Adelaide, June 10.—Ex-ser-viceman Milnes, who put in six years In the Royal Australian Navy, borrowed £100 about a year ago at an Alice Springs Hotel to buy shares in a gold mine. He now owns the hotel, a big butchering business, and a cattle station which he
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    S'PORE VOLUNTEER "AT HOME"
    82 2 S'PORE VOLUNTEER "AT HOME" Lt. Col r w WataoDU and officers oi the Singapo fotanteer 0 rpi held a n Horn/' in honour of the Kini ttltbdty at th Vizs Heti Beach Riad yesteH norning. Among those present we Majo r Gen. Cox. Mr p. A. 1 McKerron. Mr J.
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    ANNUAL APPEAL
    272 2 The following cont!">Jt:oiß .o the Salvation Army annufl inancial appeal whi h r.ofl totals $18,833. are hereby M I cnowlcdged $300 Anonymous. $250: Messrs. Shell Co M SS. Ltd.; Messrs. Cha'tereß i Bank of India. Australia I China; Messrs. United Eng« j neers Ltd. I $100 Messrs Wm.
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    Lima Bias, Klapa Ba Estate Workers Back
    139 2 i^*f a L '»PW. Jttne 10. TV **w«rs of Lima BU* ami Klapa Bali Kstates. S !,m RiJJ? ■fS'SS I-**, who ffalk* <"t ot the estates as a protest gainst the eviction of 54 lab -MJieri. have agreed uncond. aonally to return to
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    WARDS PRESENTED AT GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    1749 3 Lttrtlay's Ceremony And Citations m the pro■r vaster- House M V vision of; Hebra 'j „U. CHE ■:?>:'.■• ol 11" Bnti«h B* i"4i I" rcro^rnition fers vi BdMhtflh sn vear aiv H.. pracHre H-■Lr-erv.l vi»h d.stmc K v \>un<>:'s of th« -< has t>e"n associat
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    S'PORE HONOURS THE KING
    165 4 OX THE DAIS: His Excc'ieicy the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimaon, reviewing the military parade staged at the Pad. ing yesterday morning in honour of the official birthday of H.M. the Ki ig. Behind him are the three Senicc Commanders: Rear-Admiral Carlson (Flag Officer, Malaya),
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    END OF IRELAND PARTITION URGED
    95 4 END OF IRELAND PARTITION URGED WASHINGTON. JUW 9 Three hundred thousand Americans today prfgj the United States P.^ and Congress to "y to end partition ,n t Tne petition p e*n the SP^ker of tn. n Representatives JJ "count Martin, declared tl rica less thousands of AJJ 5 citizens of
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      303 4 ON YOUR RAD|| TODAY MALAY *«5 metres in h "H wave metre band rD *«^H 1.00 p.m. Carroll r.kv His ofch.. I.3o° l^M Military Band SS fl ?lose Down. 8.15 Pro rai M Summary. N OWs Spore food prices CS^H mint::. 5.30 Fniiv P^SM COWSkyi Concetto in r, Piano Orchcftra
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    around the Jown
    999 5 WITH VERA ARDMORE 4 mßirtMiyPiN* teadlßi the early K^cUtor; at the I thfCv parade were > <un-drenched i 1% a slim to behold 1: rows of smart m£L oi the Malayan 1 d^ aI Volunteer Re- j nade -P :ash of brl1 I^r among the more KSSonns
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    36 5 Mrs F Tope and Mn D. Mann were ffcj attractive matrons of honour at the ucddmg of WO 11 Sydney Francis Hobsun and Miss Annie Muriel Tutt at 8t Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday afternoon. Tribune Photograph
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      128 5 JOAN IOOKE hnrUM von f enjoy ie:diog the I »Ust books from her i n n^ library The LILLU'I 1 at Uttle's RAFFLES HOTEL Tonight Danoe 9 p.m. to midnight Cabaret Entertainment -CORAL GUNNING PATRICK FORBES HiS ORCHESTRA Admission to Non-diners $1.10 OBTAIN YOUR TICKKTS FOK THE PAGEANT OI BBAUtt
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE State Of Vietnam
    357 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE State Of Vietnam London Agents -Messrs. Colm Turner Ltd.. Talhot House. 98. St. Martin's Lane W.C. 2. FRIDAY. JUNE 11. 1948. The more the govern- j ments cnange in French Inao-China the more the situation remains j the same in Northern i Vietnam. That might well be
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    ERP Gets To Work
    460 6 PA MS. Latino *c no- mists ut tlu Western Woihi. i timkt stinng Marshal aid from P<l r is. art fmomg a cntu il for- mtitivf pet „it with no p'tcri dents to guide them. ,Vci*> pffttt fcoi n relief plan touchtti .v» many cvuntrits. and
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    BRITAIN'S HOUSES ARISE AGAIN
    808 6 The second of a series of articles on Britain today. It deals with housing. The war destroyed or damaged one out of every three houses in Britain, and the article describes how the British Government is tackling Ihe problem. Out of about 13 million houses in
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    PERON ANNO THE LATINS
    480 6 BU BlfOfl A lit;- t,,,,, polite J.ut tirni retmfc 10 President Ju..n Peroi) jgentina by Mtfhbourtne ieimnent* o-rlv m Max raised questions lu re ai to Ul •Jefeiee of success 01 failur which has so far ittrartN the Argentine government's I I .empls to forge closer
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      102 6 ~\\n> iv only one iQ^j^RT of Many ••vmrtf-ms it ni.f hrtJcJ i* •iSI likrly »o IcaJ (o mcra w^i di*lresi»n*; bod'ly lH"** W| Mv^ and nervrus disorders, IiMM ''I effects •rr the fermentation of the food in the Mo:);ach. Bodily weakness. nervou>insomnia and a general lowering 4 ihc <A>?«rn's resistance
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      Malan Unwilling To Disclose Attitude lowaras Indians
      189 7 Malan Unwilling To Disclose Attitude lowaras Indians rA rno\VN June 10 Alp, naniel Francois t r n Nationalist Party r South Africa, was ,i .dose at present ,nts attitude to- Indian* his statement M d «W. H expected u ios ,ly the lines laid JJJf in the Nationalist elec'l. to
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      RIVER STEAMER SENDS S O S
      56 7 SAN FRANCISCO. June 9 —The Globe Wireless reported it has intercepted an SCXS from a river steamship nam che Tai Kor.g that it hat struck a rock an d wa sinking in the Min River near Foo:how. "Need immediate help" th° distress message heard
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      BRITAIN STOPS SINGING.....WAY?
      304 7 BRITAIN STOPS SINGING.....WAY? ON, Hi no 9.— Britain, j that produced the hit, has practically i fing and publish- pan AIK-y wish thcv be living conditions. neal ration down to 11-time low. but the song v never hotter than were falling and v :iid hardly have been l be the
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      CHIANG GREETS KING
      88 7 NANKING. June 9.— Gen Chiang Kai-shek today sent meetings to King George on he occasion Of the British nonarch's birthday on June :0 "On this hr.ppy occa*ior jf Your Majesty's birthday. he Chiang's message said. ake great pleasure to extend to you the sincere facilitation* ,)f the
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      Benito Had Illicit Love Affair
      159 7 Benito Had Illicit Love Affair Milan, June 9. An alle<fed ten-year UHdi relation ship between dictator Be.nito MmmoHmi ami Mrs. Thereto Petroli iom brouf/ht to lu/ht todaif iofc#« Doctor Salratore Petroli brouffht a suit in the Milan Tribunal for bpol t-tparatUm from his wife. Dr. Pctroli produced a morn U
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      CHINA PROTEST AGAINST U.S. POLICY IN JAPAN A "NATURAL REACTION
      190 7 CHINA PROTEST AGAINST U.S. POLICY IN JAPAN A "NATURAL R EACTION 1 KINO, June Ml— The protect ayainttt the a policy in Japan h,d a natural M far as the mafhe Chinese people rned, Mr. Chu Chia*ttr of Education stattment issued ght. 'hu iifc!ar<d. however, iwore some of those '■'iiic'.-inq
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      NEW AND DANGEROUS TECHNIQUE, SAYS SMUTS
      254 7 "CONQUEST Will lOUT WAR rAMKRIIX'.E. Englm.l, Juno 10.— General Jan Smuts. veteran statesman and ox-premier of South Africa, to<iay announced the dangt-rou.s "now techni-l quo of conquest without war" which he said was being used y ('ommunLsm in a bid for world peace. General
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      INDIAN POLICE, TROOPS MAY ENTER HYDERABAD
      189 7 NEW DELHI. June 9.— The Indian Gov-in ment today issued instructions to its police ana army foiws to ent-r Kvci-rabad BUte territory n-c-ss^T-v to mit an end to raids along: the Hydera-bad-India border. The movo followed a bicakiown in the negotiations over Hyderabad's hitur*.
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      Middle Course' Favoured
      80 7 MANILA. JWW 9. Mr F C Rodriguei manager °i tT!' y'ational Power Corporation p i memoranJupi to Vy apartment ol Commcrct ad roratei a "middle course u he mattei ol trad« with Ja.,r jtc raid opinions an ranced m rar elthcf i^-r n m-out trad- •*f°fJ TtJ
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      FRANCE, EGYPT SIGN AGREEMENT
      53 7 CAIRO, June I. VrMur and Egypt ligned ;i commercial and payment! agreement. in Cairo today hIUt negotiation! luting foui month*. uci v i *U type will I teneefortn entei Bgypi lttJ ,()ut import Ucencei said witnoin quota. At the MWIc t"" (> Egyptian foodi will be
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      CHUFOW CAPTURED
      48 7 NANKING. June 9 Th« National Defence Ministry today admitted thai the Comnraniiti hid captured the Shantung town ol Chufow, Confucius' Mrthplace. Ti>»* i, a>o gald the Government zarrJjon evacuated the t"^ n vcsto;day M alt f completion of their mteiton "i tinhti"^ A stalling action" UP
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      "SOAK RICH TAX" MAY BE FAILURE
      102 7 SHANGHAI, June 9. Un* J there Lsalast minute ruah 01 donations. «M v«Jur. a«* tcheme introduced by the wu iulhorJtiei foi the collection 01 BPtcUl reli-1 l'v.v r v. tncwn m ttoe >;tk lfl> H .ir tax) win p.ov.- .i l ,lctc fftUure. Up
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    They Hung On To Their Sacks
    52 8 No, they have not lecn smuggled into the country— they are just a feu? of the fair contestant* icho participated in tht Ladies' Sack Race. inkier of the Hop-Siep-and- Jump event ins S Sgt. Pereira, of G.H.Q., seen here mj*ik*g r.is winmii'j ftM*<) <>/
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    £5,000 REWARD OFFER
    109 8 CAIRO. June 10.— The Egyptian Government offered £5.000 reward today for information leading to the arrest of Hussein TcwfiK, a student standing trial for murder, who escaped yesterday vvhi!e being escorted to a C?.iro airport. He has been on trial for more than two yoarj. charged wuti
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    French India To Choose Own Destiny
    89 8 Poudicherry, French India, j un e 9.— i»l. C K uaron. oovernor of PMMB India, announced aeie today: "The French Government formally declares tnat it pit>poses to leave the people of tne fc'rencn Indian tern tones the right to declare tneir verdict on their
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    Britain's New Policy In Colonies
    262 8 Amsterdam, June 9. Sir Thomas Southorn. British Delegation leader, was elected chairman of an international study conference on Western European overseas territories which opened here today. Sir Thomas, a former Colonial Secretary for Hongkong ->nd Governor of Gambia, said it was hoped that European recovery
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    SOVIET PROPOSAL
    79 8 LAKE SUCCESS. New York June 9— A Soviet proposal that Governments subsidise a 'democratic" press by supplying publishing facilities and newsprint to papeis Arhich would give tlie broad masses of tiie people an ouilet tor opinion, was turned down yesterday by tMe Unites Nat.ons Cank n'Mion on Hu.nan
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    E.C.A.F.E. SESSION
    68 8 OOTACAMUND. (Madras), Tune y: T.ie United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and Uic Far East decided today by six votes to five to postpone until next session a decision on Indonesia's application for associate membership. Britain, the Netherlands. United States. Fiance, the Phiilipines and New Zealand voted for
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    17 8 DID SOMBONS U**S£ ft tar beMnd. tio'tom: Slightly <"" 1. e<rr/f me right) leaving the field yards event.
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    S F MILK BITAIN
    308 8 S F MILK BITAIN lI »tostopß «'d milk. This wM sein&5 ein work* disease Vcfl in Sdon, O S Jf Aericultiß "urham r*rß HeHt tieitnJ incli..:in K tuh J 11 s salt, in bottieß i;ecommendat;oS« Hams Comm-ttJ tribution of MnJ Bur the coimnß shortage of r.J this aim I" rural
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    "NO-HAN COMPRO
    40 8 London. June Members cf Parlil ed the Laboui compromise del proposal at ati hour caucus at ti Commons today, the compromise nounceJ. Howe formed sources sa Vided for the ret deatn penally tor and pai ticularly dcrs. L'.P.
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    DR SCAP PLAN FOR REHABILITATION
    150 9 le 10. The in an editoously opposed i as -SCAP's rehabilitating y to an extent the Japanese i regain predo|fe'l economic ll newspaper I for economic I Japan was lie proposition apanesei have le argil;; from they were only 8 ago. W« rei the future
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    50 9 CANBERRA. June 9: The applications of former ofliccrt oi the British and Indian armies to join the Australian Army are being considered, toe Australian Army Minister. Mr. Chambers, said today. It was not proposed to l.ivitt officers not resident in Aust:alia until present applications had been dealt witt. Reuter AAP
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    YOUTH AND AGE
    60 9 Top: The Boys' Race held .n the cricket ground at To nit i Barracks on Wednesday di.--fiM the Military Sports Mating and Inter-Branch Athletic Ch'trnpiunships. Bottom: Th* Old Soldiers' Race which was won by Major Hunt of "G" branch. Incidentally h< once held the record for the
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    UK OFFICER ON ADULTERY CHARGE
    70 9 ROME, June 10. British Captain Henry Hailam t:ogaaiUglio, son oi an Italian living in London, was sentenced last night to year's imprisonment, and an Italian ™do*. Maria Vigano. to .six iontrs imprisonment on a iJSS on condition the a n e a paid into court
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    Germans Turned Back From Russian Zone In Berlin
    222 9 BKRLIN, June 10. British frontier forces early this morning reported that "hundreds" of Germans travelling to and from Berlin were being turned back al the Russian Autobahn Contiol point between Halm- 1 stecU and Mariengoan, towns on the British side of the
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    JAP FISHING BOAT SEIZED BY CHINESE
    92 9 SHANGHAI. June 10. A Chinese report from Hangchow said Chekiang provincial authorities had received a report from Wenrhow river police saying a Japanese fishing vessel had been captured within Chinese water! oft eastern Cnekiang. and the crew 01 six taken to V/enchow. The reports
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    CALWELL FOR MALAYA
    70 9 CANBERRA, J*nt 9. Ti Australian Oavemmsmi ■< considering sending its Immigration Minister, Mr. A A. Calvxtt, to Malaya. The aim of hi* w*H would to char tip any nnsuruO rstanding arinni/ from a speech i>V Mr. Mm-mahtm Ball leader »f the Australm n GOO+OW Vision U aoutheOSi
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    Wong Rec Ultimatu
    89 10 Wong Rec Ultimatu KANKIN I J~"?M mud, pig tary-Gen ra .9 Executive r I Democrat I Hrt) men neiibcti 1 Vuun and th-"cj W(i rt- urged to i-J »ent session* V h^B was being :J Lcgistative Yuan si j Pute. T^e **itrmfn i result of a virti presented tc hj
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    INQUIRY JAP ATROC
    82 10 tokio. June I 4 America:; Legml i !y soon to Crlel -u exhume and i jodies of thru ttiers ar.ci a El to be <••;: Aari American i i 1 ra and mu: a I ese in D ihe trial 'nil Fapane e n ing a n
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    COMMONWE CONFAB LI
    72 10 LONDON JUW 9 Moowetlth conftrtl dan by the test would BJipe* l cated bv ~-?or: Delhi that the M ter of India j Nehru. btf P cepted an inrta*« Prime Minister H Clement AttlM jj don. it was teUew* quarters la s n :l Whether t-1 e
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      292 10 I oinies: Exelii «ive l« ihe Mo ruing Tribune} "RUCCLES" /DID TUB MAVOB £lk£)/ r TN£ MAWX UkW IT-^i pJir/K *K ON£ 6WKt\ YSULGATE- HE% THE^\ YlOOk!- 7H/9 /ffA V WHAT A WOMAN' I*S I Vi£ MODiL, JOHNPJi BUT TNBHe'S GOING TO NAMEb 6ULGATE -HE CHAMMAVOfTNECHHm MATTER FOR WE WMOn't
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    "WORST CONGRESS" CHARGE BRINGS "POOREST PRESIDENT" ANSWER
    185 11 "WORST CONGRESS" CHARGE BRINGS "POOREST PRESIDENT" ANSWER WASHINGTON, June 9. The last pretence of co-opera tion bcuvoi'c President Truniat and the Republican-controllc. Congress has been swept asuu in a trans-continental exchang of bruising epithets that three tened to turn the closing dayj of the 80th Congress into c political battle-
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    ONE WAY TO CATCH A BURGLAR
    194 11 ONE WAY TO CATCH A BURGLAR 8 mjford i England* June SUfKlf W fon- Wright, <17». told the JJj how 4tf tackled i, w- burglar. ii'ri^l *«»<* „,,v urotmd midnight >( v r; by a flashlight in J I„, o*4 «<«w a OP* a -un. H said that i) I
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    BENES' SUCCESSOR
    47 11 PRAGUE, June 9.— The Exe- :nn:ittet j of the Czechi s] vak Communist Party Part} today decided to recomnend t< the Central Action of the National Front that the Communist Prime Minister, Klement Gottoctcd President of übiic in succession to Beaet, who resignv J ndajr.
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    44 KILLED IN MOROCCAN RIOT
    122 11 ALGIERS, Juno 9. Death >M in yesterday's anti-Jewish lOting In Morocco was toda\ iliciaMy stated to be 44. in :luding a French postal orfiial. a French mines agent and 10 children. Fifty-five people were injuid. 15* of then seriously. Troops were standing by in .any
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    LAPHAH BACK IN S'HAI
    98 11 SHANGHAI. June 9: Mr. loger Laphar.i. director of We =:CA China Mission, returned o Shanghai this afternoon torn Nanking aboard speiml pkine. Shortly after his etuin. he began a conference vith Mr Donald Gilpatnck. ead of the United States ReJief Mission re^ rdin lie future status
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    KASHMIR FIGHTING
    52 11 LONDON. June 9. -In. m troops in Kashmir have captur ed Gadabad and strategic points near Na t. New Delhi Radio reported to dav Ti^e capture of W Searby Uric sector todi»»art^ Jery inflicted heavy loves. on raiding tribesmen. InU n^ patrolling was bem* carr^a out in other
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    U.N. REJECT SOVIET PLAN FOR PRESS SUBSIDIES
    280 11 Like Success. June 9. The Jutted Nations Commission o himan Rights today rejccte< 13 voles to 4 a Russia: »opoi?ul calling for govern j :t nibsldlefl f« the press. Pile S -viot proposal wouki ;avc prevented the use of free lon of speech
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    US Military Aid
    7 11 WASHINGTON June World's free
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    Pitched Battle In Italian Cham her
    173 11 ROME, June 9— Three Deputies were injured In a 20-mmute pitched battle between Christian Democrats and Communists in the Kalian Chamber of Deputies tonight At least 200 members were involved Fists, teat and lurniturt 1 1 were freely used during th battle which occurred
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    Boy's Leap To Death
    105 11 Boy 's Leap To Death ToMO. hint 9. A \A-yrnr-uld student in tin Omlca Miildit Boii*' School stud ht inj* ■suk 0/ tm4 (I'.untjrd u> his dtath JTtrii) u thrrr-atnn 1/ uivdmv of hit sthoul, th> tuirspttjur MniHttlu nporttii today. Naritoha Naganßto, ¥fmo di*d instn.'tltj, hU nA-u/Z frtutarrd, hft a
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    26 11 I3ERUN. Juae t>. The hu*sian Drp'.ity Military dovctno-(ii.ut-O'-n Prmtvin) uxlay bluntly rejected the Brltisn demand to the RnMteM vacate Radio Berlin inside the; British sector.- U.P.
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    'Columbus' Crew Shoot Scene In Dominica
    321 12 LONDON. May 28. OX their firt treefc of locution, the "Christopher Columbus" unit under director Alex Bryce have cotnpleted shooting m Dominica, mcluding scones showing Columbus'* first landing in the Sew World. The unit tcere taken ashore by launch near Portsmouth from their floating
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    47 12 OOTACAMUND, Madras. June 9— History repeated ithli in the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far Eas^ *hen a s at the previous session at Baguio in the Philippines, the Commission today decided to shelve the Indonesian Republic's application for associate membershiD till the next session.- Reuter
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      173 12 "You Can't Get Away From It! The British Are Making Some Renlly (hits ending Movies and "The White Inioorn" Is One Of Them" Today Four Shows *****5^^^^ I J. AKTIiI'R HANK |T m 1 K Margaret Lockwood I A«»^^H 1 Joa/t Greenwood^' I "RAPE OF THE EARTH" 4" /l7i TOD
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    843 13 mr^^ '..re quotation* fc^ rnvefl by the Mal■SiS&rf Association LNIH SI KIA" mum Seller t IcV ISJt 14.00 pick 1.60 1.70 I 3.00 3.15 l D 43/--petrol fntfttc clti 9.25 l Tin 1 H/--24/6 » oIUU p 1 */• 27/--em t'nite 42.00 t 5.10 43.00 gurance te
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      FINAL TIN ALLOCATIONS
      98 13 LONDON. June 9 The Combined Tin Committee announced final allocations of tin metal for the first half of 1948 amounting to 4,714 long tons winging the total quantity du&«i"J f r this peri(xl U P t0 39.486 long tons. The allocations include United States 2,550 making a
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      Malayan Hardwood For Britain
      161 13 The current Issue of the Board of Trade Journal in a leading article on hardwood timbe r supplies discusses the prospect of increased import of coloniail (hardwood,s from Malaya and British North Borneo. Some of the hardwoods it suggests can even be used as substitution for
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      REVISED PRICE INEVITABLE
      178 13 The Economist revfa vto| t tin writes. "Further ri:>o in i the price of tin took effect on Juno 1. Major revMoo Offi tin pile,, stnictur- which wa avoided in April m now in*»vit- 1 able, it is known th:it at a 1 recent meuting of International
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      154 13 Kxivpt for some interest In the local coconut oil market yesterdiy, the other sections of th" produce market wer»> quiet with a holiday atmosphere prevailing. The following were yesterday's quotations RICE No. 1 US, Other qualities $4f> $f)f>. GLUTINOUS HICE: $45--$52. MEEHOON (Rico Noodles): sr>o. SUGAR: Beat
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      Soviet Charges 'War-Mongering'
      227 13 LONDON. June 10: The Soviet Union has protested to the United states and the Netherlands against ••warmongering" press articles. Invoking the United Nations General Assembly resolution condemning war propaganda, M icow Radio said today. Reuters Washington conr>pondent reported that tlu* s<>- viet Embassy said the protest was
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      Death Inquiry ;
      44 13 Death Inquiry An enquiry into tno cieath of 27-yca,-o!-l Chinese woman washeM at tho Coroner's Court Lucky Koh me. Road, when thoir .van wa^ overtaken by swerving, tne va" s( rtO u S The deceased rece'Ved S SWT where she JSstponed to June 15.
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      ABETMENT ALLEGED
      12 13 A voung Straits-born Chibribe to E. Roxburgh an ofli him.
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      MAY CROP FIGURES
      34 13 ftubber crop titfuiv.s for the month of May Alor Gajuh 2H.000 Ib. Aver Tanas 86,000 Glom-aly 71.000 KluanK «2.000 Pajam 189.000 THinbalak 27,957 Ttluk An.son H. r >,ooo Ulu Brnut :«1,600
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      New Airport For Hongkong
      50 13 London. June '■> Proposals ror the construction ol a new airport at Hongkong are being "urgently eoniidered" by the Colonial once, other OoTcrnment department! and the Hongkong oovcrnmrnt. Mr Arthur Creech Jones, C^onial Secretory, said this in reply to a Question in the House ol Commons
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      41 13 When Mr. Anthony Men. cwrrvativ.. Mid he hoped that financial considerations not be ftnal in thto matter Mr Creech J"n< >s replied: •Tnr Howie m»jr take It fot Ranted that to all prac a Purposes the imandal matur the airport- Reuter
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      72 13 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Vessel Godowns Ridderkerk 44 E. Hamble Sheers Trcvelyan 42/ 3 Furnea 38/9 River MltU 36/7 Benmacdhin 33/4 Steel Fabricator 31/2 out 1100 Dilawa follows Eumeau;; 23/4 Lake Manitou 25/6 Raja 27/8 Gorgon 29/30 Stentor 15 6 Ajax 13/4 j Haul West Rimau to G. 14 when read after
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    AWARDS AND CITATIONS
    886 14 FMOM PACE m IH# M-< '••vin Royal Naval Volunteer Rf.s;T\T. PALI IPSHOTTACHr MATHCW CHACKO <8.E.M.». Foi p ;\t i-Tuvcry and fottit f\e in maintaining water supp'les during thr .lapam-sr attack on tf.n-ripore. Mr. Chacko is an Inspoctoi of the Water Department. Singapore Municipality. MK. CHEONG CHONG YEW*
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    PROSPEROUS B.P.
    178 14 In a thrilling badminton match between the Prosperous B.P. "Reserves *tcd the Thomson Youngsters B.P. "B" team. the former won hy five games to t-'O Results (Prosperous B.P players mentioned first >: On? Tionjr Ghee lost to Yaa cob 5 4> (o,'3>. (12/15); Osman H. Karim beat Tan
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    CONTRABAND FOUND ON FRENCH LINER
    130 14 SHANGHAI. June 10. The 0.000-ton French ship Andre ..ebon. o#ned by the Message•ies Maritime, was placed in ustody by customs here aftd ied up in mid-river, her sailn? delayed, as a result of the tiscovery of contraband >pium, cigarettes and wrist vatches in her hold.
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    Women Rush For Wise-Taster Jobs
    88 14 OSAKA, June 9. -Treasury mroau officials who invitee' vomen "sake" tasters to appl or jobs- -for the first tinv i Japan's history -said the vere being flooded with abdications. All of them wanted to be •ome government appoi.itec Garten of rice wine on th< ame
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    Reply To Dutch Note
    58 14 BATAVIA. June The ndonesian RepuD'ican iopt d the Dutch not of June 3 i. spaded here tomorrow. An ira. Republican news agencv aid today. The Netheiland ote was reported to havt isked Dr. Mohamed Hatta. tin iepublican Premiei, to a lear cut answer whether tlv Republic
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    55 14 HOLLYWOOD. June 10 Sddie Cantor, the film and adio star, and his wife cel;ftftted their 34th weddina innivorsary ye-terday by anlouncing a donation of 5.000 oounds of rice to the Overseas Relief Agency, in line vith the comedian's appea 1 to Americans to give rice fo* overseas aid rather thM
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    Dear & Royal Bount Best In Final Gallop
    387 14 Dear Royal Bount Best In Final Gallop PENANG. June lo Th.outsMe of the oowm proper wa< openeii for fast work this uorniim and horses witb en^ r a foments were fhrtfl final workouts. Ber.t voikers were IVa> NBafbjr), Royal Bounty < Allan* CSoldm Slipper (AIUn» Goid Medallist (Bagbyi ami Jimmy
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    TABLETENNIS THRILLS
    238 14  -  CELLULOID By rhrtn-|Mcked tabfe M itclm wtrt witnemed I i p: tit at Soio^ie Road wfl i«> final of the Cfcteesc n \A. championship-- were pfl i off before a record <:owH B/ virtu* of Kis •■•..!i>l )iy over How Yew 'AYn K r .^H <»mj; nsnii: player.
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    AUSTRALIA'S POL CREATING HATRE
    60 14 CANBERRA. June MM ,eral Member Abbott < louse of Kg** o^ Vustrafia's pto-pritking j Vustralia policy ta tfJJ mtreti for Australia countries. J and Calwell lg rtt on a wmmon P< :oncernins: Asiatics. J %MtrtH« to merely to matt Australian living The majority of Asiatics i
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    DEADLY SERENAD
    48 14 MANILA June He t rrooH Cabanatuan ?cija province, said iissidcnts n >' :1 »od posing as ser« md killed a specli md serloualy wo The two t vay 'horn, aft,: rjrl friends «i he "■erenarera Ueve-t to be out to a ■ieath of one ol I U.P.
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    RAF (Changi) Move Up To Second Place With 7-Goal Win
    761 15 RAF (Changi) Move Up To Second Place With 7-Goal Win 7 SCC. 0 ,r Ofj <« consul jrably improved then S oal V u >n of f he l^ot^ue »t Jalan Brsai S' r "en the« rounced the SCC. to the tune I put the *U«*efl abovt- the Tigers and
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    JOLLILADS MATCHES
    86 15 The following players are selected to play football for th< FclUiada against the r.a.F. iSolotat ion Sunday at 5. 1n p.m. at S'irtar ground: Btthambram Rasa. S. Muthiah. Ghani. Ifuni t-fasu. Sintha. K. R. Muthiah Salahudin. Dollah. Muniyandi M. I. Oman, K. Krishnasamy If. Krishnan icapt.). At Beletar
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    MATES, CAPTAINS, FORM UNION
    74 15 iTribinif Stntf Reporter) Asian certified maritime 3fflcen in Singapore, includ- in^ mates and Malay captains. Hate formed a Maritime Union iof Singapore with membership of about 200. out of a total of 500. belonging: to the profession. The Union has submitted it^ papers to the authorities
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    FULL POINTS TO S.H.B. POLICE
    48 15 FULL POINTS TO S.H.B. POLICE JftWlof excitement Hai fftfctw llCe >' es C^r™ with coi- the SingaitottS r on Road Sb/^**'^ were defence, Sr,',; forwards. S ion the shb Ns °PPosition. the Sr .t h a ly even K h r a h ilf and io nvai(i got pass-
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    Entry Into League Soccer Difficult
    196 15 London, June 10, New clubs seeking entry to the Football League were disappointed at tne League's annual meeting here, at which the two clubs finishing at the bottom of the last season's table in each of the two sections of the Third Division were re-elected,
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    4 Crict Matchs On S'pore Holiday Celebrations List
    947 15 4 Crict Matchs On S'pore Holiday Celebrations List Kn 8,,"m hHh >.M. t .!,v „.:..br.it,.. the T ICC: Mmn K tkt sec by :>.i ,-uih. Ari"th.M notch on th.- badK between SRC an,! Um Non-Benders Cricket XI was' won by Um SHC. ujth the PickeU*tn hand. SCC. bowlers and batsmen
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    PHILIPPINES CHOOSE OLYMPIC ATHLETES
    59 15 MANILA. June If The Philippines Amateur Athletic Federation h* approved -i Ust of 14 Filipinos who win represent the Philippine! in tnw year's mrJd CUnnplc in London. The list includes ten basKei bull players, five boxers, three JSo Lid rifle .n.rksm,., Sne weif htlifter one wre.Uer,
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    ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 165 RUNS
    874 16 FIRST TEST, LAKER'S FINE STAND, BUT NOTTINGHAM. June 10.— The sky was grey with threatening rain when the first Test between England And Australia opened today. Australia took the field, Bradman having called wrongly when Yardley spun his silver coin, ?.nd a big cheer
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    "RED LION" BOMBERS BACK
    131 16 GAINSBOROUGH. June 10 —Eleven bombers of No. 97 Straits Settlement Squadron of the R.A.F returning from the Far East, have arrived at Hemswell airfield near here after taking part in the flight known as "Operation Rod Lion." Squadron Leader A.K. Fassmore. who commanded a squadron of
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    AUSTRALIA'S ARMY
    40 16 I CANBERRA. June 10—Australia's regular army now numbers only between three and 4.900 men, all of whom are in Japan. Mr Henry 3. Gullett. a member of the Federal House of Representatives, claimed in a raiiiame.itary speech heUe.
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    Flag Hoisting An "Act Of Courtesy"
    100 16 BOMBAY. June 10. India L today celebrated the King's Birthday with an official holiday. The Union Jack and India 1National Flag new side by side for the first time since India's Independence Day last August over public buildings, while Government offices and banks were
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    PICZNICKERS LOSE CASH, PROPERTY
    46 16 A party of picnickers had $~»50 worth of cash and perlOtial pioprrty itolefl from them yesterday afttn.oon from the?r picnic spot at Xaoah Mt-rah. The theft *as discovered at 2.?C p.m. The stolen property includtxi hardoa£3. fountain pens and a wrist watch.
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    FELL OFF BUS, DIED
    33 16 A Chinese who had fallen off from a moving bus in Thomson Road on Tuesday died in the General Hospital yesterday as a result of the injuries he sustained.
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    Red Counteraction
    34 16 WASHINGTON. June 10.— Amreican officials believe the Six Power plan fo r a selfgovernment in Western Germany will soon cause Russia to set up a Communistdominated reelmp in her eastern zone. U.P.
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    RICE RATIONING
    45 16 NANKING, June 10.— It was officially disclosed today that the rice rationing system will be extended to four more flities TSingtao, Swatow Amoy and Foochow— beginning in July. At present (rationing Is confined only to Shanghai, j Nanking. CJajiton PeiDinc andi Tientsin.- U.P.
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    CHURCH, THEN HOSPITAL
    32 16 CHURCH, THEN HOSPITAL A inarriuu.. wv,,,""' t r n,a.e lil(I g y man, arri\,d a] M rt ■ome hours before t he ding. He left uith his mm Jours after O v#-
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    PROMPT ARRE AFTER REPORT
    132 16 I From Our Ouvt Rent MALACCA June If ing immediately af:er ccipt oi Information reg clipped extortion the M M.D., led t v la specter] [Sundr&raj, made two i witJar. 20 minutes fan :eipt cf tru complaint The complainant a Chinese arrival named Pcßf, from Johore,
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    CEREMONY
    156 16 FROM PAGE I) Chonp Kow Thye. Mr. DODOUgtI Mr. T. E. Fel So Ldr. J. E. Fat well., A.' V. Hildyard Mr. C. 1 kins Miss E. C. Willis, ai R. E. L. V.: v D F.C. F Lt. R. EIM B.E.V. Che Abdul M dul Han Id Che
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    NEGRO VOTE PURGED?
    50 16 WASHINGTON. JW It W as dteclosed t>a Fedeial Bureau of W tion is studying cob that almost 2.000 1 Negro voters w from Georgia* «JJ list. The FBI w« ort the Justice D^P* 1 determine whether* deral civil rights violated by the tlons in Lawre ce Cfl
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    21 16 SHANGHAI I Madame sun xa Mb of the founder < Vj MUcetoday n-r U M in front of stolen Iftrt r Reuter
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