Morning Tribune, 14 June 1948

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    11 FEDERATION TRADE UNIONS 'UNLAWFUL'
    174 1 tl ha-. area mrmi on ths Pan-Malayan Federation v0T 10 other trade unions that their appli- JJgbtrafi.-n under the Trade Inlon Ordinance I<HB flr fused MMdMM tnat tne > are not lrVderafl_L i.i,, e*< whose members are engaged in similar of Trade i P^Stai .--rations
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    DARING JAIL BREAK AT BATU GAJAH
    111 1 DARING JAIL BREAK AT BATU GAJAH 0 N Reporter) iron dune IS.— With the Mr making an all-out drive curb labour unrest and U»--m al rloteawc come* the ill a daring jail-break from th.- Ball C.ajah prison by iw Cfctaese remand prisonp during the early hours of wt-rday. ->? escapees
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    RIVAL GANGS CLASH
    67 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A clash occurred in Beach Road at 5.30 p.m. yesterday between two rival groups of Chinese at the market-place. On the arrival of the Police they scattered and made their getaway in passing trishaws. Five Chinese were, howev-r. detaifu by the Folice-two of whom
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    BACK FROM U.K.
    30 1 --•-...--■> Staff ■eporter) b Reginald Kerr. j.. hf ft. ir [Tom yvS" *Sj? _rtlcipated in *T re th l W .■>'■• R W i o7«r Office confeiattondcd w« IIAL
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    MARTIAL LAW IN YANGCHOW EMERGENCY POWERS TO COMBAT CRISIS
    2437 1 MARTIAL LAW IN YANGCHOW EMERGENCY POWERS TO COMBAT CRISIS Banishment Of British Subjects: Gent States Govt. Policy EMERGENCE powers of detention M persons engaged in inciting violence or threats; Fullest Unison between police and army; Amendment of Emergency EnaetWMM to permit .oral application; and Power of banishment of British subjects.
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    Aussies Blame MacDonald
    107 1 I BYDNEY, /mm 12. i I 7 Ji*- flfomday agmyayer "Truth" puhlsh'\i a front J paye sfory tn ariMdl it v .<*'i./.s rhe Aaatraliaw J t G f n-<rnment holds the Imted Kiniidom Com- i i miss'oner General Mai- f rolm MacDonald r r spt>n- j tabic
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    ARMED MEN KILL, DECAMP
    93 1 (From Our Own K< porter) KUALA LUMPUR, dune 1.1 A gang of armed men raided Rcngam last night and «ot away after committing two murders. The motive of the murders la said to be political. One of the victims, the proprietor of a provision shop, was
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    PALESTINE: MEDIATOR TO FLY TO RHODES
    422 1 JERI'SALEM June 13 Jj F I ernadotte, the N': mediator in led to fly j today to] In the Eas- nean where he. will-set up his penrawMMt headquarters. t Th*' Count aald last rug-" that all his 63 observers were expected to take up
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    FIRE CALLS
    86 1 st iff Reporter) Harbour Board r '•>.,> called out JJw ly morning to a lallang broken out near BL'J? a Harbour Board -.sC'ub The fire was soon under control. f i i7.^ r received another ■wmlnutea later— this time g"-« Harbour Board quar- K ppel Road, where Jf
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    Co-ops To Relieve Housing Shortage
    288 1 houaing short %"iTta&??»B&a. ive Thrift and Loan which i» i. ne fir s of its Housing Soc.ei>. It is considered g^ays ttjl Secretary of the Sociev it obviously truct the Government to sufficient houses an ven nis out to all Governm^£ r r nmen t
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    EVE-POINT ATTACK AT MDU GENERAL MEETING
    250 1 FIVE-POINT ATTACK AT MDU GENERAL MEETING THE Malayan Democrat, ,Wm grSLS*fSyesterday passed five workers, the commendations.^_ and Police powers. rt^.itmg^r^nd'MunicipaU-ouncns. The MPV urged trade union representation on the Public Service Commission and condemned "the Trusted recome^dat.cn ol a P^f***"* rttwatriation allowance which, n Sect gives legal recognition to racial disci
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    AUSSIE OLYMPIC TEAM DUE HERE
    67 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Australian Olympic team fil strong, will pass through SnJaoore by air shortly on fni^Xy to the U.K. to attend he Olympic Games in London Thev will be flown in threJ&.72* the Ural J"*** 13 is expected to arrive Hen ■^■SS butch
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    FREIGHTERS COLLIDE
    14 1 mcRBOURG. June IS. The *^sSsrf« ?s„ < ->^ s t! ,ori American r»rcw were ">
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    DE VALERA LEAVES
    71 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) MR Eamon de Valera, exIrish Premier, accompanied by Mr. Frank Aiken, left Singapore yesterday morning by flying-boat for Delhi via Calcutta. Th* 1 Ex-Premier armed here last Friday from Ifclbourne where he too'.< part in the Oantenary celebrations of i0 WOcese of Melbourne. Mr
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    PEACE TALKS
    42 1 ATHENS, June 18. Foreign Mtnliter Tealdarla today authorised Dendramia Vasile, Greek Ambaeoador to tiu- i nited States to open negotiations with the Bulgarian! in Waehmgton to reatore rtUtima between th.- two countri-s if UM initiative la taken by Bulgaria, U.P.
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    45 2 NAIROBI, June 13.— Mr. Patrick Craigmile Duff, a young Kenya civil servant, was found not guilty yesterday on a charge of murdering his wife in their Nairobi home last January. The jury also found him not guilty on another charge arising from the incident Reuter
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    Hollywood.. ... Discourages
    65 2 Hollywood.. Discourages AUCKLAND ma* an ho gjw-i' here. r( "a Is, J you.*** <"i -.<.-->„ ire* 7 history. u '.•,v;. 2 torts I,*, ,i,,,. r /wdifiirs fc,,, A MM. fl •»W*t«y fc,-.... f0 f/ < »'l/m6lf»;;ir, N 1 mlf to urw painting out that H cnuld hav< doni letter in]
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    PREFERRED DEATH
    81 2 TEXAS. J a who could not bea j ma of being th, mej of his famil) i prjj dashed hlmselj fata.lv ?ourt as he pentencc S. E A Hostett* a victed cf aasauli aril id to murder witl tl a possible ten jea penitentiary Baton the bailM j
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    "GET-TOGETHER" DANCE
    61 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A M gtt together" dance held at the Volunteer Meaj Beach Road yesterday event by the Junior N.C.O-*. of Bl Group R.E. Among the many guesta p sent were Brlgadk a Nutt I gadier Bailey. Colon-.! \\ni Commandant of the K.E. I many other dislinguisl
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    SPECIAL OCCASION
    106 2 Mr. and Mrs. Chong B Thye entertained friends relatives to an "At Home I their residence iMoulnnnn a on Saturday night to ceieoj a special occasion, air. u^ had the honour of being first Asian to be awaided M.B.E. in the King a BW* honours of 1946 ami
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    PRIESTS ARRESTED
    46 2 BUDAPEST. June 12. Hungarian Govern:. tensffled its drivr ag Roman Catholic Chi day by arresting prints and with an #M* the clergy _t the Party Congress. A ment announcement saWfl the priests had *?1 ed for agitating again.- £L£sed g nationalisation church schools Reuter
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    Crop Coercion, Truman Tells SSR In Review Of US Position
    365 3 California) June 12. Preside.#KK*: v' V red Russia that America had n 0- ,1 urged her to prove her desire for r^l'ninc tartics of "coercion" and "open a btoi ,n .0. J C Cl H «-> fSS-" t d.^ i>"-
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    Greece To Negotiate With Bulgaria
    72 3 Greece To Negotiate With Bulgaria i~r\; L > |iv; 1Q i day ms min pr ntativa at ma iSa n■ to inform 1 '.v*. thai Greece iyrrpered t negotiate ettora t rfn liplomatlc Am PI 1 1 i r'.ed tour •<-?' ha 1 proposai fMi d relations with phoken since
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    CHURCHILLIAN BLAST AGAINST SOCIALISM
    225 3 CHURC HILLIAN BLAST AGAINST SOCIALISM LONDON Jnn e 13. The Conservative leader Mr Win- -n Crn chill, told a maw -a.lv of young lories here yesterday that unless Britain a.;, feed 'from the perver c e e*ri-.es of Socialism, there •an be- no hop? of fßflaveTjT. s island cannot mainain
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    CHIAN'S SON MAKES SECRET INVESTIGATION
    127 3 CHIANG'S SON MAKES SECRET INVESTIGATION fANGHAI, June 13. Maj Gen. Chiang Ching Kuo. J«°i-of Preaident Chiang Kai-shek and one of ua fiteiinistrators, reportedly is conducting secret mgj h> Shanghai hian effort to round up unacrupi K*«a who *'ere believed to have accused W market. i2j* said the I 5 ls
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    MINISTER RESIGNS
    39 3 BAGHDAD. j Ifohamed MahdJ inaj: MU. ist ol SnpplY. yestc rdas 1M his resignation. endered ni.-- R d W hich v- s ■■> < <- ll< ir t( r A1 Bassam. Finance Minfc£r *as been appointed a. tin. gupplj Minister.
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    Liner Reconditioned
    45 3 LONDON. June 12. 6.000-ton P. 0. UWWRanchi. will leave London for Australia on June 11 on mat post-war voyage as I a reconditioned P^JJ, sel. She been o-nve into a one class wsatel aw .vill carry migrants from Br. tain to Australia. Reuter
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    QUINS TO SING
    45 3 OTTAWA, /un- 12 quinjup!-t> *i mi Sunday ni_nt u hriv f the W ltoi lh r stage tno for needy ta i performance I r SildrenofßiropeJ girl came w der 01l rl F.r OP .an ehil r for f"™2so being re- U.P.
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    SEARCH FOR TRAPPED MEN CONTINUES
    154 3 Kits QROPED THROrC-H lb ?l*l T. roni ENIIAV r:: THE DANISH B rsn^TTO t«° MEN rODAY FOR BOPIHS OF AN rs 'fVwiIEN THE VBI ™MEN AND CHT^REN TRAPPY WTi^ TH BKLHTT A JUNE rVND SANK rBBTBKi a COAST OF JUTLAND The United Steamsmp iwj own,,s
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    Russia Making Another Poland Of Germany
    219 3 Russia Making Another Poland Of Germany /7' i I'.i .l» ENGLAND. INK 12 FORK KIN BIK' ,NI V IT IJRVIN SAID TOD AT THAT RUSSIA «L. 1 in -"RKAT OEI MANY LIKE POLAND AND <SECHOBLO\ AKIA IS A POSITION E CAN WOT ACCSPT" Ml YORKSHIRE LABOUR PARTY WOMEN VI A
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    RUMANIA RECOGNIZES ISRAEL
    26 3 RUMANIA RECOGNIZES ISRAEL BUCHAREST. Jure 13 Rumania has recognised th rtate of Israel and informed the provisional govemmen 4 state aecotdlngrj i .-"s announced tonight Reuter
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    JAP GOODWILL MISSION TO CHINA
    52 3 JAP GOODWILL MISSION TO CHINA NANKING. Jane 13 Chinese Foreign Office ipo-wa-nan has no c nunent on the reported Japanese Premier ECatayanaaa offer oi sending i goodwill miaslon to Chin.. on China'-- invitation. rhe 03ke*man declined tc ansWer the Question ffhethe the Chinese Qovertunent wa Wllllna to extend the Invlta
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    China's Govt. Will Survive
    117 3 WASHINTON. June IS, Former United .Sta-.es ambassador to Russia. William c Builit on hlg return from six v;eeks vi..it to China said the pmett Chinese Government appears certain to WY" vivo the conflict with the communists. He said th* Covernmeht aa at present I constituted is
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    40 3 PARIS, Jnnt 11 a new commercial agreement between franeeand the!_*£*lands has been initialed here, *L officially announeed Lnlghi Due to 10 into SeTS aag l. the new agi at^l 7 ;;mciitralisf lume of trade betweawthatwo 2,hs amounting to more Reuter
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    Scandinavian Block Fails
    59 3 >lo >.-AT'.- r-XMtKS-■**^\*A?m&*tJ**™> r r renorl 'I' i JWJ y^K lo J Mordi< »rrs cd ror mdei I Rll IcndcH %JSJ£ he K'" J 5! S inv th. i»«''-'' wn tpl fedemtion J^^ llnion-; c m ha- jn Denmark VS r^btoconhei own "VV de*crib*ed m,! k ir;
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    TOTAL LOSS
    72 3 London. Jun« 13. T-M 3.492 ton Chinese steamer, Hwah Jang, ai considered total k>as aftei running aground on Pltang rock oir the Chekiang cot-st about 10d miles south oi Shanghai, aceordini to a Lloyds's Shang hai message received here. Reports from the vessel stated she had bees abandoned
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    New Chinese Premier Under Fire
    373 4 NANKING, June 13. Pi-emie* Wong Wen Hao came under a merciless attack again in the Legislative Yuan with cne memb?r bluntly branding his government at a "bureaucrat cabinet." Only one member came to Wongs support. He Is Wen Chun belonging to the Political c'ique. He
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    79 4 A demonstration teas recently given at Self ridge's, London, of the Jetex the toorld's smallest jet engine for supplying power to models aircraft, spetzdboats, cars. etc. The smallest of the jet engines weighs less than *i of an ounce and is under one mcfc in diameter but ichich develops enough
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    MacMahon Ball Tells Siam
    163 4 BANGKOK. June 13— The Australian Goodwill Mission to Southeast Asia headed by Mr W. MacMahon Ball former British Commonwealth representative in the Allied Control Council in Japan, arrived here this afternoon from Rangoon. The mission will study the educational needs of Siam and will offer the
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    Abdullah Visits Jerusalem
    96 4 LONDON. June 12.— An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Jerusalem said that King Abdullah of Transjordan visited Jerusalem yesterday. It said that Jericho and Villages between Jordan and Jerusalem were decorated with flowers and arches covered with palm leaf. According to the dispatch. Abdullah is scheduled to pay
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    TRUMAN'S RE-ELECTION CHANCES
    223 4 TRUMAN'S RE-ELECTION CHANCES WASHING lON jun As Presid,n: Truman^ 2__™_l 1,,u oi Amen ters its last uv, k c diner on whether *h* Paisn has been a ta* a failure. At the *xm consensus <_<: political wrs appears to be President, stands ren chance Of re-election In his capaign so
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    21 4 BATAVIA, June 13 J continue report-. quoH ti.e Republican paper, JJ aald Poland, Rumania mm garia had recognised .aMnesiai. Republic. Reuter
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      396 4 ON YOUR RADIO TOPAY BMJE NETWORK REP NETWORK MAI-AY ENGUSH CHINESE INDIAN PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. RadiFrom 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radl- ated on 485 metres in the mediated on 485 metres in the medi- um wave band and 7200 kc/sec um wave band and
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      195 4 MONDAY'S PUZZLE COR! WERE here today with a i "I set of puzzles all about Dad. storv at 1. WORD DIAMOND Won -n V J FIRST is a word diamond 1 on fathers. The second word Tli is an instrument to produce right undei Ik I air currents, the third
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    around The Jown
    1082 5  - around The Town VERA ARDMORE WITH i toft** K^^cb naweaX well V Lidufing them to f 2 ar" aa interesting [•__T Joup of the 83? a r u M v, t> t .i„ meetICA^.:V- Thursday g* l YWCA onle Hill i n meetinj I4 5 F-r: Canhead omc« i has
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Forgotten Men
    310 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Forgotten Men London Agents dfaesrs. Colm Turner Ltd.. Talbot ilou.s( 98. Si. Martin* Lane W.C. 2. lie. ID AY.' JUNK 14. 1948 After considerable agitation, backed by ptiouc support, government f servants have been sue- j cessfui in inducing tne £rOvernmeni*s of Malaya to grant tnem emo.uments
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    EDUCATION COMPULSORY BUT FREE
    792 6 EDUCATION COMPULSORY, BUT FREE With our first University now in building, Malaya may well profit and learn from the educational system of Britain, when there is a law compelling even child from the age of five to J 5, to attend school, without charge ij necessary. The system of education
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    The Square-Heads Have It
    241 6 The Square- Heads Have It SYDNEY Biological evidence seemed toil cate that world civilisation would centre, sua or later, on the Kremlin. Professor Thomas G fifth Taylor (head of the geography departmen Xorouto University, Canada), who is 0:1 1 wsil Australia, said in a lecture in Brisbane recentl "I expect
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    Sweat And Frozen Tears On Alaska Highway
    351 6 WKITEHORSE. YUKON territory. Canada's shoj .age of United States dollar.-; la hampering maintenance work on the Alaska Highway. Although Washington regarda the highway as a key pece in Alaskan defences, the monetary tangle is preventing Canadian maintenance crews from getting the equipment 'hev
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    DUCKS REVEALED OPIUM RUSE
    314 6 BANGKOK. The Siamese Customs will soon acquire the atest model "Inspectoscopo" I -ray equipment to aid theii campaign against drug smug;linp: gangs. With the help of this equipment, the Customs hope to cope with the increasing traffic in ..ontraband from Siam. Persons entering or leaving he
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      Sudden Death Strikes Danish Passenger Ship
      381 7 N -AOEN. June 13 One-hundwd-and-m people are feared lost in Denmark's ■time sea disaster when the passenger ......nhavn (1.088 tons) struck a mine and sank b dawn off Jutland on Friday List night 261 of those aboard were known >_ v.- be «1 rescued.
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      THE "IDOL" RICH
      105 7 SHANGHAI. June IS. Ptr (he first tittto In Shanfftaft history, the Mayor unci th* Police Commissioner i\i* been sued in a law Ia t lie worshippers of (Wfl sa«! stone figure* whose iai.-t "miracle" was said t,. At blessing of an arI Bt :1« \\*-r with the
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      Arab Army Chiefs In Conference
      24 7 T une 13. The Stall of all the Arab or their deputies, have inioned to a conference Monday. I
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      ACTION DEMANDED
      37 7 SHANGHAI, June 13.— The Ruential Chinese daily pa- Pao, in an editorial delay demanded that the r vemment take -t-ps to check the hese" movement Marshal Luang pibun s 8 fam is allegedly sponSiam. UP
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      WONG'S PROMISE
      30 7 NG. June 13.-- Pre-Wen-hao, making ley report to the Yuan. ask- tion oi the pre- t 1 ription and food system and, e creation of an| anient. UP
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      SAIGON EXPLOSION
      33 7 Juno 13. Thre.^ wore detained -hree grenades m the Majestic largest European Saigon, killing two -.juririg 34. The Direche Saigon Police said bJ J the victims were Ff «Jc& idiers Reuter
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      Arabs, Jews Allege Truce Was Broken
      230 7 Arabs, Jews Allege Truce Was Broken cairo. June 13. The United Nation* truce obw n Palestine's disputed •rens watching for any violation! of the Araib-Jew. kur trigger truce will report any breach of the cease-lue Count Folk-' Bernadotte Uni e.i Nations Mediator, who has listed four allegec Jewish violations of
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      CHINA LEGISLATORS DISAPPOINTED
      72 7 ViAng June 12 Premier Wong Wen-ltao'a policy atateme.it m the Leglalatlve Yuan lye^tcinay morning evoked a general wave ol diaaaiiafactton among legialatora with 122 of them requesting to give their critical vlewa when Mr. Won^ 'Unshod his onc-and-u-hall--1 hour-long report. Only io legialatora were awe lo speak
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      HIROHITO AGAIN BEING 'DEIFIED?
      255 7 HIROHITO AGAIN BEING 'DEIFIED 9 Manila. June 13. r !l Manila Chronicle in an edi I orial yesterday said that "in he wake of efforts of SCAP ,i restore Japan to prewar ecotoay came the other uaS lews from To-, o mcUatm-- mat Bmperor Hirohito B i ;ga 4 n
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      ROUND-THE-WORLD IN 24 HOURS
      194 7 ROUND-THE-WORLD IN 24 HOURS V..' Y., I, H kl np, ,is i llt ,i, Iha: Hit x I rotkat plant travel* hut' lashr tlinn taMMd "ifl I" Hit spmk le >'»*'/ man limn oaaet le -iv/ >li,t t /(.<?<, .s ereeaid th* morld iM „>$ loan Smh spit, is tnth
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      Russians Bar Trains From West Berlin
      367 7 BERLIN, June 13. The Russians yestrrday barred all trains from entering Berlin from the West. British authorities here c;;me back sharply with ;i request for "immediate" reopening ol the line, while the American military governor, (Jen. Lucius I>. Hay, discussed the holdup with his
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      MISSING AND FOUND
      121 7 /»t i'! 1 f".u i Britl h. ami French Cabinet Mtnit rn mi •> i d > lifN th* An'/l<> t'nvi h i'< i nroetl ,-'<<• cint S'ritii' 1/ Cam entiom the Miwslni of Laboui ken 1/r.stf nlnii, ffi'ii found tht <t<> tiini'iit tnissm-i. I ill- 1
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      NO MOVE
      45 7 \NKINQ J im i 1' nie, W -u .v en ed thai hii vernimnt /1:l s to move all Nortn China fac ori< i to < utl and central I Wna ie e ri m il h*a B( ol abandoning northern i hina. UP
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    South Korean Elections
    97 8 ■caul, South Korea. June 13. The United Nations temporary commission in Korea has approved UM recenl Soum Korean elec Lions, according to an autnontative Uuerpretatioa of tho ant»ouncem«_ni oi tie commission that it is ready tor "consultation.*" with the successful candidates. The commission's terms of reference allow
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    NO "DIRTY HANDS" FOR PRINCESS
    108 8 l'Aiur. K- ports here sai that Pnnctas I btth vant'd t<> SSI the contn 1 4 r.«*m/ ta»-«t\Md gaitfC p.' 'V. "Les 3f sans •esss* 'birfi/ Hnrutxl <n her recent rim to Pan:\ but that she uh.< advised against it by the British Embassy because
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    False-Bottom Trucks
    35 8 CHICAGO, June 13.— Police seized 40 .Mexicans including one woman and an American citizen, who admitted bringing them north from Texas in a false-bottom truck after they were smuggled across the border U.P.
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    29 8 PRAGUE. June 12 Nine men were killed on Friday in a collision of two military airplanes during training flight over Malacky. the Ministry of National Defence announced today. U.P.
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    "WE ARE SORRY" —JAPAN
    86 8 RIVERSIDE, California. June 13.— The workl Assembly O: Moral Rearmament \va., said to have received a cabled message of goodwill on Friday from Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek, President ol China. "You can count on our fuil support" Chiang wired, Kensuke Hoirinouchi. former Jap ambassador to the United
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    PHYSICAL TRAINING DISPLAY BY R A. F. REGT.
    41 8 Photograph). Two pictures taken at the Physical Training Display uiven by the 26th Field Regiment of the Royal Air Force in Kuala Lumpur. Above: Vaulting the "Horse" and t below) Trick motor-cycling. P.R.
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    INDIA AND THE VATICAN
    62 8 VATICAN City, June 12 The Vatican announced today the Institution of diplomatic relations with India for the first time in history. The Vatican said Apostolic Intenuncio would be sent to India, which would name a Minister Plenipotentiary to the Holy See. The Apostolic delegate had served
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    NOTHING TO SAY
    29 8 LONDON, June 12.—Pakistan has refrained fi r.n giving her views on the disposal of the former Italian colonies in Africa, it was authoritatively learn- here. Reuter
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    71 8 SHANGHAI Bis: shipmea i f Ami i can I the Un 3 fund U e h< v t imorra P ideal a tons). Thii will b T.ioo tons ol June 22. The blacks] rice itood at r\e?o dcflars I pounds today per cent high! tation last w UttfDOK
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    34 8 h' 1 A group of uaests at the dance held by the Girls' SP ort^ „,,!*./<>■ Hall recently.' Left to right are Mr. and Mrs. da btiva, mrm. Police Inspector Ahmad.
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    KING TOGETHER WITH CAREFUL PLANNING
    68 9 Erfe* PUty B"rth# M"r iffW C, onomlc ■WSL tne M nbutlf T. to j KUbon r> ■Cl Party fv < rall >' the "immediate problem belore u and before our neighbours is how to increase ou r exports and reduce cur imports "Working as individual
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    S'PORE IMPORTERS ENTERTAIN CHINESE TRADE MISSION
    209 9 rht Singapore Chinese Textiles and Uundrim Impotti s' Uakiß entertained the de -/...*.*> nt UM nor. > -ne*e Manufacturers Union liadt Mission to London to dinner at the Winn Chuen Yue» Restaurant. Great World Park, on Thursday. It was an enjojable function and friendla
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    95 9 I Aft. i eially Um "i the fourth i.. -i a.i i mi ii'ii colliery, v Durham, ai ere thru a <-f on l rid *v night theii Uvea f rwt ti»--(l <'*">'l I 1.i.-. d cahle emitting Btroof fumei la Um mof Vu ro'li.ty
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    TRUMAN ORDERS STRIKE INJUNCTION
    222 9 WASHINGTON. June 12. Irr scent Truman last night authorised the Justice Depuit.nent to seek an inJoncttoa to prevent a strike sit far Tuesday involving the entity United States merchant muiine Tht strike would stall the foreign relief programme. Tiu. presidential inquiry boaid reported that maritime emjloxtrs
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    INDIA-PAKISTAN PROBLEMS
    47 9 INDIA -PAKISTAN PROBLEMS NEW YORK, June 12.—Colonei Majeed Malik, of the Pakistan Delegation to the United N«*\tions, left yesterday for Karachi by air. Before departing he signed a contract with B New York publisher to write a book on the problems which confront India and Pakistan.- Reuter
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    TURKISH CABINET APPROVED
    71 9 ANKARA. .Tune ir». The n.w Turkish Cabinet, reformed by Premier Hasan Saka, was approved by President Ismet inoeotl on Friday. W\yt bfialstera <>;" Um formal Ft publicnn Prop'* •'■< Party Administration, which resigned on Tuesday after Parliamentary and pies:*, criticisms of certain Ministers for alleged laoompe* teace,
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    BUTCH PAPER ACCUSES REDS
    77 9 DUTCH PAPER ACCUSES REDS AMSTERDAM. June 13. The Dutch paper, cited in the Sovut protest t'> The Hague iuv printing propaganda leading to a sew world war," nas accused Stalin of Interfering with the freedom of Iba press in Holland. The Dutch Socialist newspaper Het Vrijc Yolk The Free people)
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    ANGLO-ARAB TALKS
    37 9 LONDON. June 13. Emir i Feisal, the Saudi Aiabian For eign Minister, visited the British Foreign Office on Friday for talks with senior official*. The subject of his discussion has not yet been disclosed. Reuter
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    FRENCH DEBATE 6-POWER PACT
    88 10 PARIS. June 13. Barlv j Government forecasts that the < French Assembly would ratify i the six-power agreement on Germany by between 15 to 25 votes were not so confidently accepted by observers here yesterday as the Assembly's second day of debate opened. Foreign Minister Georges
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      215 10 < oiimvs: ll\«lu rive to Hit* Morning Tribune! ,j^ s "RUCCLES" rT {■'ukif'A a?r'n/in.~^ r ALL RIGHT- BUTKWj] [far Mi HAVE A UOO>] F5S MU.mWItNU, IHtmD^f—^X EZ-HOVC <MHt 1US^ ■n^vK^'Smius^umti Sow i I*'™ mums hi wu nscutsiNQ mr f^s? few* or mo 91ms "BELINDA" I T°e STUDIOS ScT iTWASARAcl AWO
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    "Award For Gallantry"
    1243 11  -  John Northcote TODAY'S COMPLin SHORT STORY By MAZING plac know. I alI ,r.w heiesomt u: jet expected to m by our troops myself in uniI wonderful view all me sir.' by V niv a Major." .;.ybe you were tabs!" t- luck, iin sitting -j u to protect
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    20 11 VATICAN CITY, June 1 It was officially announces i ature in India and an I Legation in the Vatican. Reuter
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    U.S. PLEA FOR ATOM CONTROL
    128 11 fcKE SUCCESS June 12 v, t p,,-.,! g ■ha askei Rcoui ty Council U approv< ts plan for International contro of atomic energy and to place the whole matter beiore the annual general as embly M i next September. The American pan has beei United
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    FRENCH LOSSES IN INDO-CHINA
    45 11 FRENCH LOSSES IN INDO- CHINA PARIS June 13. l 1 i„ indo-Chlna from Sept oS ses in lno< mol -nt tC 1045 to June 1, *U« n nroN,mat..]y S.OOO I ■^-FU,A jr ;^l l'^ ba,on be" on 1-n.lay °*ffirf*CU9* js ■sursaA u- at*-u-r said.- Reuter
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    CITY TO BE DIVIDED INTO WARDS
    212 11 CITY TO BE DIVIDED INTO WARDS A c mpanloQ bill t the Municipal iglecJ «i Am id nen <>. j n*ni artO b ihortl) Lntrod the U Council t > protl le the sc nil eh etlon "i Ms nupai oomnlsi -in... ra rhe protislaQi at thia i>.\\ i'oUoa vi'.
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    EXPLOSIVE SITUATION IN HYDERABAD
    126 11 WASHING lON. June 13. The Washington gtir said in an editorial yesterday that the,' •explosive potentialities In I Hyderabad sr e only U» obvious and eouM lead to war Ibe paper said that Hyderabad unlike Kashmir, had no United Nations recourse feasible because the shite has
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    The Leopard And Its Spots
    159 11 Pretoria, June 12. Hr. .la-lofnu-yr. former Booth Airi •an deputy Premier, aald th. *t of the new Nationals iovernment In releasing pn oners convicti (I on high trea on waa "a amach hi the fac< the men and aron-en arh ,ad fought to free Uu
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    FIERY CROSS
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    Who Did It?
    84 11 s,- i.i (South K.."<.i> June 13 Y.i, police here yeaterday foyi ei B Heed planes with a itli In a circli th- American marking i,.,,.,, i bo l ""•<"' is „11 Tuesday killing 1 1 Th-- American authorities said they I n< iv oi op lmerl< in
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    CHINA DOLLAR TUMBLES
    44 11 SHANGHAI, June U Mack markit ra^ for the At* i in dolUi -an i yoatcroay 750.000 iChlw ej 150.000 r< than the urcvlou t 1 Thebuving prec which atart•deai tl «thetoeller day ami POJOOOOOO more than the beginning of Juik Reuter
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    HYDERABAD-INDIA NEGOTIATIONS
    150 12 HYDERABAD. June 13 N- :Dtiat;ons between India m& Hyderabad, which broke do at. or. Wednesday, may be resumed with.n the next two da for consideration of Hyi.t rat ad's reply to India's latest and possibly final picposals for a settlement with ne Independent state. Sjr Walter Monckton and
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    Russian Jet Planes Faster Than Sound
    223 12 Russian Jet Planes Faster Than Sound LONDON. June 13 The Daily Mail's aviation editor Raid ti day Russia is engaged •n a tiemendous scientific and engineering effort to build up worlds biggest and fast eat ind r.iost powerful air arm. Courtenay Edwards, avia:u n editor, said information m two new
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    Students' Reply To U.S. Ambassador
    97 12 Nanking. June 13.— Students if the National Central Univerity and the Nanking University Issued a statement saying hat their anti-American agitaion "has no background and lot instigated". The statement was issued in eply to J. Leighton Stuart's .tatement in which the Amerian Ambassador criticised tht
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    WORLD'S TALLEST, DEEPEST DAM
    81 12 WASHINGTON, June 13. The United States Secretary Df the Interior, Mr. J. A. Krug. apn.-.-ved a plan for a $143,660,000 dam which would be the tailest and deepest in the world. In the mile-deep Snake River's Hells Canyon along the Idaho-Oregon border, the dam would be
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    U.S. Broker Questioned
    51 12 SHANGHAI. June 13.— The District Procurate reeased Chester Fritz, a prominent American broker, on bond, following a brief questioning on charges he attempted to smuggle $31,840 U.S.* from Ch'ia. They alegedly found the money in .lis suitcase when he was boarding a plan for Hongkong jn Thursday.-
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    Peacetime Draft Bill
    52 12 Th? Senate passed by 78 to 10 .he peacetime draft bill, which -vouid put 200.000 or more men aged 19 to 25 into uniform during the next year. It now goes 10 the House, where a similar Bill has been delayed in the Rules Com.nittce for a
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    TAMIL FILM AT GARRICK
    30 12 The Garrick Theatre at Geylang which hitherto had been showing Hindustani pictures is now also showing Tamil pictures in response to Tamilspeaking residents of the district.
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      924 13 'From A Market Corr., jwas written in a week whom !*> many factors contributed to uncertainty in the world and in Malaya and on local markets caution was the watchwoni of SCS 7* Cuts in Marshall Aid.' the Palestine strife-only tern-! [wanly curbed fresh Soviet!
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      184 13 Small lots of Siak sago flour which arrived towards thc close of the week were offered at $17. Lingga and Sarawak sago flour remained unchanged. The pepper market continued to be easier with prices for all grades sagging slightly. The following were yesterday's quotations RICE No. 1
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      51 13 The rubber market was very steady on Saturday with few sellers. Prices at the close were Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 June RSS 45% 45% I No. 2 June RSS 44 4 44 ->4 •No. 3 June RSS 40% 40 7 K June Tender 44-JI 45 July/Sept. 44'., 44'Tone:
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    Test Fans 800 Miller For Bowline Bumpers
    559 14 Test Fans Boo Miller For Bowling Bumpers Motti" gham. June 13. I. Cflßanal at T->*nt Blid t^MMWti MiU.-i. the Australian all-rou bur.ipera to L« n Hutton dunn div".*- play in the first Test ni \ft> r being hit for 14 in an nv.-* when bowling ofTspinners. Miller, ehir.ged back to
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    Wightman Cup To United States
    88 14 LONDON June 13. -'The United States retained the Wightman cup a: ffimhirtfnui when they won all the four matches yesterday to win the contest by >ix matches to one Results were: Mrs. Margaret Du Pont beat Mrs Betty Hilton by 6—3 6-4. Miss Louis Btough
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    INTERNAL SOCCER
    157 14 INTERN'AL SOCCER 1/)N*V>N .Tun** 11 Ene-l-nd |f in b*..ve a busy sea- i p n r< J utem at ion al soccer in thr I*4*4 s#»ason with match- j e* aaa-nst continental coun- j t :*<-»* aoait from the home I .'.rap^s The iiitprnational list is as j follow Sept.
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    S. Misra Loses Singles Title
    115 14 £KTSTOL. June 12. Sumtaai Mls-ra of India lost his ten's singles title in the West if England lawn tennis chamilaaaaapa he-re today when he v.ii beaten by Eric Sturgess. South African and British hard 9SWtS champion, by 6 4. 2-43. ii. 2. 6-4, in the
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    Britain Wins Quarter Finals
    226 14 PRAGUE. June 13- Cze i /.u-sk.vakia #oo the doubles match in their European zont j 3'Jartci ftnals Davi«i Cup tie against Belgium here yeste. I iay and now lead by t* G .natches to one with twi singles st.ll to be decided I .n Testerday s
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    CHANNEL COLLISION
    68 14 i CHERBOURG. Jun e 13. Tho Finnish steamer. Finnborg (2.410 tons), sank last night 20 miles northwest of Cherbourg after a collision ir thick fog with the American cargo vessel, Southport, a radio message from the American ship said. In London, it was learned that nobody wa* hurt
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    Smuggling Ring
    38 14 MANILA, June 12.—Commissioner Engracion Fabres said oday that he suspected an alien smuggling ring operating in Amoy of being responsible for attempted entry into the Philippines of 13 Chinese aboai I the ship Tjijalenka recently. U.P.
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    Singapore Firm's 75 th Anniversary
    599 14 At the dinner given by thpartners of Messrs. Frasei anl on Saturday to celebrate th*. 75th anniversary of the found ing ot the firm, pr*. sontation .im made to Mr. Tan Chen, *an. who has comp'eted IS years' service with the firm, ano i o
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    Postmortem On 1946-1947 Test
    156 14 MELBOURNE. June 13. The former Test umpire Jack Scott, in an article in .he Melbourne Herald, say* that for som e unknown rea son the MCC toUr of Aus tralia in 1946-7 was not a happy one. One obvious difference between the captains was whenever an
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    97 14 NEW YORK. I 1 Warren Wrighl 1 1 ->•'.'•■ old colt. Cltati n 'aim :he e.g.... i till V *B ainnei In the ;> American lurl ,l> day. aiien he siooooo Belmont s m third and last clasai race I che season on Belnw Park track
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    SCC Beat GHQ FARELF In Closely Contested Sunday Match
    1426 15 TH** t yesterday m L 5 a s«-lootion of Wei** -n* wh at Z boice. keen play J^Tday of delight-; n^"-,. contested was! n -thc padang bet-, neapore Cricket 2 -W FareM where „v. brilliant batttna Fardf still E Um acow
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    116 15 The Malava Tribune Ai oeai the Commercial High School at, t soccer by two goals to nil at the Telok Kurau School ground yesterday. 1 The winners were thrustful in i the attack, while their defenders were steadv. The first goal was scored bv Yacob bin
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    39 15 OKLAHOMA CI I Y. June 13 >Thp Oklahoma Stale BURreie ourt ha. denied Mr. SSV Waliac's Progre^ c. Party a plaa- en the States nriiary ballot on July I lo SSSential and State elec- 1 tlons next November. j
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    340 15 :1 w nn pant- »>>• ES ungk fought out county mutch oi ?h aL Surr V to' hrst innings n-sum-u Hsj *n rriday with js .0« th, board f (M and werl Sff 2? wj tor 123. tearing Lanes ■Jure the task 0 f ntttag
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    255 15 Further progress wa.s made' In ih e Singapore Junior Badminton Championships at the Clerical Union hall yesterday when 12 ties were played off before a lar^e crowd. The best tie in the men's singles was between Low Jiak Bow <CYMAi and Quek Seng Kiat < Endeavour
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    51 15 RAF (Teagah) brat tinRoeklltes by 78 runs la game of cricket played it Teagah y- stcrday. Scores RAF (Teagah): 170 (Gullfoyk 41, Murray 84, Davtl 87. II Sweeney 5 for 56, de Btlvs 2 lor 13. Roeklltes: <*'• VonHagt ■">•'' ri(J t <>ut, Bamer B f«»r .6. Rowan
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    181 15 Kins Kong, the Bulgarian giant who ha, never been beaten in a wrestling bout unch-, the American "-**> foul" rules added al the Great World areas on Saturday nl ;hj anothai laur 1 to Mis strii 1 0] victories in Singapo: when he beal
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    53 15 U.S DELEGATES nkw YORK. Juae I* A" _i ht man United Nations moup headed by Mr. J. Klahr Muddle United States Amhfisodor to Banna, left Laguardta nrfleld for Pans last night on ■he first leg of a flight to 3cneva to represent Ike United State* '"i the Kashmir Own nissloa
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    72 16 "G38 SENDS STEN AMMO (From Our Own Pt porter) PHNANG. Jun e 13. A match box parcel, wrapped In a white cloth, containing 5 rounds of Sten gun ammunition, and addressed to the Officer-in-Charge CID. Penang. wa s sent on Friday by an unknown individual who. signed himself "G3B". The
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    Malayan War Heroine Dies On Eve Of Home-Coming
    182 16 Malayan War Heroine Dies On Eve Of Home-Coming IPO* I. June 1^ Start uas ■•eiv-d here of the death ol airs. -Syb.i Kuthijrasu. 49-year-old Malayan wa: heroine and the onh Malayan woman lo receive the George Medal for callantry from the King in Koaaaahai 1947. Mrs. Kathigasu, who was th.*
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    177 16 Two motor cyclists were injured, one fatally, in two different road accidents between Joo Chiat and Mountbatten Road on Saturday night. The more serious one took place between 11 p.m. and midnight when a Chinese rider with a passenger on the pillion went off Mountbatten Road
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    193 16 LONDON, June. 13. Fielc Marshal Viscount Montgomery. Chief cf the Imperial General i otaff, said yesterday that "if iwe COttM get the Empire to speak vith one voice, then we could se° everybody off. Addressing school boys a* F.Rst bourne College, he added "We
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    43 16 CONTRABAND FROM JAPAN SHANGHAI. June 13.—Custcms inspectors found large quantities of Jap bicycles, woollen goods and rayon fibre, valued at several billion Chinese dollars aboard the Chinese .steamer Hai Ngoh, which arrived from Japan on Saturday, with a load of reparations equipment.— U.P.
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    17 16 An R.E. reunion dance will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 2G»
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    58 16 r^RIS. June 13. A seven ton (Bead truck dropped the cap cf it? oil tank an Avenue General Le Clerc last night and spread oi! over a mile and a half of the road. Eighteen cars and motor cycles skidded into the ditch and 13 persons
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    100 16 Mr. K P. b. Jtfenoa, r'^P-*--lar Singapore Indian lawyer, who is leaving for India shortly was entertained to a j dinner by the Malayalee community of Singapore at the Hai<r Road residence of Mr. Mohamed Yusoff. president of thc Malayalee Association. Singapore. Mr. N. G. Nair, in
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    23 16 SAN FRANCISCO. June 13. —Mr. David A. Morse United States under-Secretary of Labour, has been elected direc-tor-general of the international Labour Organisation. Reuter
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