Morning Tribune, 19 June 1948

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE H NK W. I1PN
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    UK-MPAJA 'SECRET AGREEMENT' DENIED
    259 1 Rnfipore Governme hKct in ivspOßM to a Tr Ettat tho Colonial Office ltd into I iecrrt agreeme Stoyao r*ople«' Anti-Jap ■Bttiu M.iyan Commu S!is' comini under the SE nt yestciday itaaed a special ibune enquiry denying current of the United Kingdom had nt with the Communiyt-organ-anesc
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    No Polio Again
    39 1 TVrr was no fr^^^h m of jHilintnu'liti* or i Mth fr.-ni the divaw Mir. Ifci« i« the fourth »lii>-fr^ da> in su<*e«»*- ieo i Thf total iiiim^-r of i r** rt-inalns at 97 with H d*»athv
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    UNKNOWN
    42 1 MASSEY BACK FROM AUSTRALIAN VISIT t CUud« Maasey, AustralO»mis?ioner in Malaya, to Singapore yesterftan i month's official visit tostralu. members of [Aw ilian C^.nmissioner's tol i the Tribune A ilia tie nv '"cvery- would not talk on promiwd a "satisment early next
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    TENSION IN JOHORE
    64 1 .Tnbunr staff Reporter) A feeling of tension is imported to be prevailing In Johorc. following the news ot the extension of emergency powers last night But things 3ut on special duty Us ?stat(* ire slated to be 'very quiet. 1 During the &*9 Poll(?t> rere on duty
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    78 1 DOCK DISPUTE: SETTLEMENT NEWAR tives of the Harbour Board kers, the conMi-. C. H Koh. sentative of the wice yesterday progSMi toI ment of the which nearly sometime ago. told the Tri--1 thai 'h e con- 1 tisfactoiy from w of both the the workers. furthei mect•w days when a
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    M.S.U. TO DISCUSS MUNICIPAL C.O.L.
    32 1 Tribune Staff *£Z*ZL~ The Municip u Servuvs I nion is mcotmK today to ch: c-^ new proposed salary scm m. n» Municipal servants prored /or Government 9*
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    SIR RAMA RAU
    20 1 is.- Sir Rama H^'an Ambassador to lift? appointed IniJ**°«S3ador to Washing- Was 1 1 j dally announced.
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    GANGSTERSW SLAY TWO, BURN HUTS
    281 1 GANGSTERS SLAY TWO, BURN HUTS VPCQUNUY CRJm RQUND-UP On Thursday night at about o'clock tun I incident was re,ated to the ren. t Mh ln eJt, ih. Mjhp m, t0 hau n immm time of the fire. l From Yong Pong; UnionEstate comes the report that Indian labourers expressed a
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    21 1 -Huykf (centre), «kipp<r uf the Bomfktmg njoymg a cujt of tea uhile chittimj u>th U 'i 'irnvni at Seletnr on ThurscLiit.
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    "Malaya Playing Role Of Greece In Asia"
    198 1 EDINBURGH, Juno 18. The Conservative paper. Scotsman, asserted in a leading article here that the British Government was faced in Malaya with a threat to its authority "which i will lead certainly to repressive measures and possibly to the use of troops to
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    400 STEN GUNS FOR PLANTERS
    90 1 iFrom Our Own Reporter) j KV ALA LUMPUR. June 18. j -Four hundred Sten gOBS are being: issued to planter? throughout the country at a safety measure. A special constabulary of planters under the CPO of the district concerned is also bcinj; loimed. It is-
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    C-G Flying To Penang
    49 1 C-G Flying To Penang H.K. (be Commlsnionor(«*neral, accompanied by Mm. Mar Donald, Is leuvin^ by air for I'mang today, to attend a dinner j^iven in honour of Dr. Onjf Chonjf Kenff. The Commissioner-General will attend the (iovernors' Conference in IVnang toinorrou, and return to Singapore by air on Tuesday.
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    H.K. TRADE MISSION TOLD— IMPROVE QUALITY OF GOODS
    176 1 Delegates of the Hongkong Manufacturers' rnion r^ adt Mission to the British Industrial Fair were entertained to a farewell tea-party J****^ the Singapore CMMK C number of Commerce. Mi. Vang Yik Lin i?hau .nan of the Chinese Chamber of' Commerce, said that
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    7 1 STplSlin«tK» tomorrow. It wal reliably learn* ton.ght.
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    CONDUCTOR BEATEN UP
    100 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LHMPIIR, June U. .five Chinrsr, armed with U Strn MBI and 3 pistols, stop pod Mi-. K. Narayan, conductor of Bukit Badan^ Estate Layaag Layaßf, on Thursday while he whs walking along 1 the estate road, The K An K assaulted him
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    Emergency Powers To Cover Whole Of Ftderaiiun
    130 1 Emergency Powers To Cover Whole Of Federation l u•r s 1 rtmtett J k nis rv «.i- Mgft (ommis- i faff tit-aling uith I'" r.. us „f (au mmm hi m«Wi ar.HH i i Hi." nuu.s uf Johur,- »n.l IVraU. mw M > IH-r, xt,. m t lo msm i
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    ROYAL TOUR
    52 1 CANBERRA. June 18. King Qeorge is wpttliri to open U<» Australian ratlinmmt during th" Royal tour of th«> Common wc.ilth next year. Moves an? also betaf niad*' to build a memorial to President n^,si 'wit m Melbourne so that th«King migitt uuvell it during bi stay there. R<
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    SCBA Starts Campaign For Registration Of Voters
    257 2 The Straits Chinese British Association has started a campaign among its members to get as many local Chinese as possible to register as voters. nt it is only b\ t castration that one exclusive —mi in*** oae's citizenship n this Colony with a
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    Pakistan, PI, New ILO Members
    103 2 Pakistan, P.I., New ILO Members SAN FRANCISCO. June ia -Pakistan and the Philip Dines were yesterday wel corned to th e opening sessior of th< International Laboui Conference as new member of tbf International Labou: Office by Senor Luis Alvarado. of Peru, who presided. Senor Alvarado aL* repcred to the
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    PIANIST TO GIVE RADIO INTERVIEW
    40 2 Miss Eileen Joyce, the Aus- 1 tralian pianist, who is passing through Singapore on her wty irom Australia to the VK. will be interviewed in a broadcast from Radio Malaya at 10.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    OUTRAM PRISON REHABILITATION
    88 2 Rehabilitation of the Ou!--ram Road P:ison is to commence shortly. Tenders called for by the Director o: Public Works. Singrapore. were close! on Wednesday. The work will be a general "fac* lifting- fo r Halls A. B. C. D. and in he prison, as have begun on
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    18 2 Dr. Wong Kii l Officer (LA), ■> been a P; I **>\mlc wr 1 General Ho. V JTO -J
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    FATAL FALL IN BUS
    82 2 A young Chinese expectant mother who had a fall in a bus travelling alonsr Changi Road yesterday morning died whUe being conveyed to hospital bv ambulance. The woman. Goh Boon Neo aged 25 years, is said to have fallen heaviiy in the bus It is •aid
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    CJ.Turns Down Application
    236 2 CJ.Turns Down Application An application by Mr. P. Ii Murphy, barrister-at-law. tha his period of admission to th local K:i bo shortened from si: months to four months and on w#^. os refUMd yesterday b' the Chief 'Justice. Mr. C M Aiurra.-Aynslev. at the Higl ro^t. Mi. T. \V. Ong.
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    FLYINC GREEKS IN SINGAPORE
    40 2 Forty-one Greek immigrants fo r Australia arrived la Singapore late last night by a Skymaster aircraft be- i longing to the Australian National Airways. They spent the night here and left Singapore this morning for Australia.
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    CLAIMED TRIAL
    61 2 Two Chinese. Soh Liang San and Chua Chye Seng, were fought before the Fourth ri° Ourt vest^ay charged v/th having dishonestly retaine stolen property. The police, it u-as a] eere( fOBB empty g Un sheil JJ2P P^^^sateo-A.KaHa'g Kna.l on June 8. The shell valued at $346. wi beM^ed
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    2 Arrests In Early Morning Chase
    39 2 u" r:|n '^fronnw,^ '«*tog S the Met SS l£ oiltrs"^ 1 U> t;;xi in wh IC h° thav iSX^heir waicnou.se nad been forced ?'?7- tt was also disco?Sed jnt 6 beheve th^ Un,
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    MR. J. A. THIVY
    39 2 The Representative of the Government of India in Malaya. Mr. J. A. Thivy, left lor Kuala Lumpur last iiigrht en a short official visit. He is expected to return to Singapore on Monday. (G.1.1 Si
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    49-Year-old Deed In Law Suit
    183 2 49-Year-Old Deed In Law Suit The construction of a deed of settlement, dated April 1699. in which the trust property was purchased with money provided by Sultan Aimed, a former I Sultan of Pahang. and settled ion his chi 1 d i en. Tengku Omar and Tnngku Meriam. on various
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    SHIPS HELD UP IN DJAMBI PORT NOW FREE TO SAIL
    195 2 SHIPS HELD UP IN DJAMBI PORT NOW FREE TO SAIL 'Tribune Stnff Reporter) Some amendments conce:i ing the closuiv of Djambi poit were made by the Dutch authorities as a rewitl of in f err^«=ion by the Secretary for Economic Affairs on behalf of the Singapore Overseas Chinese Importers and
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    'TEC, AGENT, FIND AMMO
    162 2 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, June 18.— An Indian detective and his agent, while trailing some suspicious visitors to town yesterday, found a pistol and a few rounds of ammunition, on the road about a quarter of a mile from Batu Gajah town last night. Seeing
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    UNKNOWN
    133 2 -iANGHAI. June 18 Th, city banks will call in lu* ■mou of idle capital iron* 1 joday a, one of the emergent measures to chec< the con Uao* rise in col^ prces Mayor K C Wu r, v.-alcd >est t »rday H^ Mayor is believed i nave discussed th
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    UNKNOWN
    63 2 to eran I &s g cycle s H later j Th<* TIMMBIM I J| am on The! eti ni I. y 14 yu 4 TIM MaUy BtM. IttoUr. TMUrda: 'he Court. L-, yeai-o! i courr thai h ,r t »ng the roa'i to a shop in ordei I for
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    106 2 m I PYom Re >' MALACCA J .r, 18 times \viv v d year-ol'i Canl today In a pool blacksmith a sh re attempt he it ma.io apon A parang u it been u~ Th^ Cantoi lea 1 Ho Ah Pak police, "T ba jam unable m&fc en e
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    UNKNOWN
    83 2 The S;:. j| has publish- i i '4W list which cai ff Juno 14, an 2 further redti *jj 1 numerous II "!J mand by t.i«. m houlder. Compare I JP* jMiuary, IWB Wj beef, steak y have genera JJv th« case Of W* has fixed Its 1 1^
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    Stamp Club Social
    23 2 The Singapore Stamp Club will hold Ri next social meetmg at the Capitol Reetaui ant j June 22, at 5.15
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    Delayed Clearance Congesting Harbour Board Godowns
    127 3 [Harbour the chin„<ice to tike deliItfl from t to treat place of! thai due trouMt at MflMeftMt |WV< been .t.callv all has been bwwght imct. ot t: 1( ippnalnililjr 20.000 m mtfnt tons cf over-can Swettcnhiin ergo, bv Portion is iUll 1: the Board',
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    Ground For Hindu Crematorium
    131 3 i CITY FATHERS MEET own Reporter) 17. At the Oi the Malac*p .rnissioners it ,C acres of u c; the Christian LV >i r allocated to jjjk'. >»>ti for creI g g ,im explained nt cremations llttag; ed out on a prtj v ..u r.d by
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    REGISTRATION OF BICYCLES
    76 3 |fc rogist ration [t came up for bei- i: meeting. |v out that the lil» BoaN was not fttrr clea. It was k s where else •xcept m t: M i'.'Cea, WCVI i by the tec Ities. n cip illtT was question of •rlty the city that
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    NEW AMBULANCE FOR THE MUNICIPALITY
    64 3 city fathers \v ambulance loused at the The question of for the use of formed part of at the monthly thit in cases Municipality ■ny charge for ::ihulance. a fee of fifty :11 be charged lt T 3 are admitted < u-ard in the cents
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    PLAYING GROUND FEES REDUCED
    35 3 PLAYING GROUND FEES REDUCED P( r< presentations porting assorting clubs in the Municipa! *z,.' ?ii ally decided Hon 6f feos for ion^ing to the d that for prac'!unicipality will of two dollars 1 dollars. Where
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    CLOCK TOWER GARDEN TO BE REHABILITATED
    107 3 The Clock Tower Garden, at one time a beauty spot in the Settlement, is to be renovated ind rehabilitated by the Municipal Commissioners. During: the discussions it *as revealed that thia place was low being ured by hawkers who caus<»d considerable damg"^ to the
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    34 3 CANRKRF<A. June 17— Th« Australian Government will .•jitahMph a Legislative Oound for Papua and British New Guinea under a bill introducer into the House of Representati\*c« by Mr. Edward Ward, 111--nister for External Torritarics
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    SENIOR POST FOR LOCAL MAN
    181 3 Mr C, a T^sspnsohn atpresent a Clprk Ctaei 1. CCS Civil Aviation Department has been appointed Assistant Ad mini.-rtrartive Officer Deoartment of Civi! Avbfion. a aumr-scale appointment He went to JtMfl win th^ r Unit in February I^4? and w<< evBruateil with "the Royal AirForce
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    MUNICIPAL PEON JAILED FOR CBT & CHEATING
    263 3 MUNICIPAL PEON JAILED FOR CBT CHEATING (From Our Own Reporter > MALACCA. June 17. Haj: Latip bin Abu Hassan, head ,eon attached to the IUtaCCI Municipality, was sentence.) to one year's rigorous Imprtoonment after conviction on changes of criminal breach of trust and cheating when he was produced before Mr
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    Ramsden's Alleged Assassin In Court
    84 3 nnraiploytd m dm, j r f thai on thai "V ;i nil Estate h, ith of Mi Rum P'inishaole undo- »W of the Pentl Code Accused w;i not ;ts (<r,i to and was renunded la cu» '■'"ly after the charge had been rSe mhtm Ttl>;l1
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    P & T CLERKS URGE SALARY REVISION
    105 3 P T CLERKS URGE SALARY REVISION (From Our Own Reporter) Kl ALA UMIMR, Juno 17. Over 800 member* of the Posts and Telegraphs Junior Officers' Association met at the I\nvn Hall yesterday evening ind, in a resolution, directed j the Committee of Mmm^ m, nf "to urpe the (iovernment to
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    YOUTH REMANPEO
    90 3 YOUTH REMANDED A young Chinese raa^ An sen. v&j produced bel w &e Second i*i Uce Com,, jresiiurdtr oi ii man naxn d ray .<[t'n, Guur. Accordin io the evidence, lie accuse i, tog< ther *< ,me Cauiese and Malay vent on May 13. last jrear, l a ri'je-.shop ai
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    Last Night's Charity Ball
    88 3 ilnhiinr Muff Ri'itortT) Th«- (Jovcrnor of Sintf.iporc. Sir Franklin (lim^on, Patron of th«> Soldiers, Sailors, and Air■en's tfamltiei Association, atItfkM a ball frivrn by tbr Association last ni^ht at Drayrott House, V\v home of Mafor-Qemeral m^ Mrs. L H. Cox. Lady Himson llso Attended. The bill
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    NOT SO DUMB
    133 3 1 i I l< bruutfhi nf >■• hi t >i i Mi I •</. thm irf i .■•a. i < </#• r M SI U <■• '<l (<> n i, /x' lunii.- !m ai, .in I Out n.ijlit tin hi in i«/» th> i 'il \h >n*
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    CASE COMPOUNDED
    67 3 a Chinese onu iwee, was discharged yesterday i>v Um Second Police Cowl Magistrate, Mi L C Goh wlk'ti th»- complainant, Tan Thlam Tech, toM the coun thai they had compounded tIM <•*■•*•' ••ut.s -l«' UM court. Ong Bwee, it wu stated, wrai arrested and chat fed with voluntarily
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    Wife Heard Pilot-Husband Call Over Radio "I'm Going"
    262 4 43 DIE IK AIR CRASH MOUNT CARXBL <IVrv> ;::i; J»:r.e IS: White ie»cueri searched today among, the charred emhtn of ix ts plan,- for the remains of r peoyle who lost their mrei m a hillside crmah h. .e the ycuu wlw
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    UNITED EUROPE ASSEMBLY PLAN
    71 4 LONDON, Jum IT: P,',»i> Mnr.sttr ChmcrJ Atilf* lotti Wormgn Miniater i:nit*t V> j/j t-'ii'iht undertook t>> ir(»7rur< projNMflli /*'<■ COHtWIIHlo »j Eiir^pcjx ttSßt irtbl.i fa km //:<• j/m7</ <•; Btoropa. r/i< PrtaM JffaH#f»r m4 rrrfirtrf a tit put a turn, led i\u Mr. Wkutom ChurchiU, >
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    TALKS END
    44 4 9ATAVIA. June IT. The Dutch Lieutenant Govvrm.rGeneral in Batavia, Dr. HubcpUM van Mock, and the Indonesian Republican Premier. Dr. Mohamed Hafta. today ended "for the time being" their talks vn the Indonesian dispute the Dutch Information Service announced in a communique—Reuter— AAP
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    113 4 The Raja Brooke (fPtti tonnayc. 2.350 (o«i) k*t modation fnr 400 Ist. class pus's* nfic'rs and r,oo V< 1 «^nj9«r> r/u vtssti lea* ths: rnf.tbuMryr,^'\ l l M left) ichile he tros in an internment mmi J picture are Mrs. Ritchie [ct n trf\ und Mr, a f l (right),
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    COMPANY DIRECTORS ON TRIAI
    164 4 COMPANY DIRECTORS ON TRIAL JOHANNESBURG. June 17. Comments of a London ac- countant on share transaci tions which he said he "could 1 not stomach as an auditor" i were read in evidence today |at the resumed preliminary I examination of theft aliega- tions against Norbert Stephen Erleigh and Joseph
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    PLEBISCITE PROPOSAL FOR MADURA, WEST JAVA
    178 4 LAKE SUCCESS, June 17. China asked the Security Council to follow the recent example in Kashmir case and arrange a "fair and impartial plebiscite" to deteimine the .<tatus of Madura and West Java in the Netherlands Indies, China's T. F. Tsiang and India*. P.
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    Cycle Thief Arrested
    33 4 A cicyle thief was arrested at about 10 a.m. yesterday outside the Municipal building by a police corporal and constable. A bunch of skeleton keys was found in his possession.
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    FRENCH STRIKE SPREADS
    103 4 CLERMONT FEFM 1 June 17. -Strike ]n f"' which about 400 people Mj hus far been injure- 1 J into a lull early to- lay ■>« most of the offensive strenj of the strikers went I sleep at midnight. The head of U* mim«7 i police forces
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      264 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From It noon to 2 pan. Radiated on 486 metres in the medium wav« band and 7900 kc/sec In the 41 metro band. From t jmh. to p.m. Radiated o« 486 metres only. From 3 o.m, to 6 p.m. Radl- ated
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    • Miscellaneous
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      156 4 12 noon Signature Tu Opening Announcement P gramme Summary in Manual 12.03 Teochew Selections; p.m. News in Mandarin, An Cantonese; 1.15 Opening j nouncement Prog. Summ in Tamil with Signature Tu 1.17 Tamil song; 1.20 News Tamil; 1.30 Mixed selection Records; 2 p.m. Close Dowi 6 p.m. Signature Tune, Op
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    around The Town
    836 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH thud; < h l]md I .k-ail poltf b-.-ard the new] Thursday rate the the gaesta the comI red ?o«S R'~ rwmedty. I I i gaej :i I I Bl I j I I ilci I success I in h ftoan- j c I r
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    Women's Service League
    33 5 vf r^ Leech until recently thfS secretary and TreaS?er of the Penang and sUl v- i Women s Province Weiiesie; service League, IB prpeeedmi 5* iass- „n Road. Ponang. J
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      32 5 TO-NICHT, DAKCE n UTOMG REST-HOUSE I ADMISSION FREE Huslc )v the Kaloha Kojul Hawaiian*Drink Dim- at our 1*T CLASS BAR KKSTAl KAM '■ONE JM716 107, Marine l'arade (Behind .Too Ohiat Police Station)
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      102 5 Clor.o-js French flowersa mass of riot and colour A ITFFIN TIME RENDEZVOUS RAFFLES HOTEL ORCHESTRAL CONCERT »mi. FORMAL DANCE FLOOR SHOW ATTRACTION RICARDO PEREZ Int(»rn»tioiiMl Daactag Sf.irs PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA Admission to Non-diners $1.40 EVENING DRESS ESSENTIAL FOR DANCING I SMART FOR HOME WEAR WOOLLEN SUITS AND FROCKS TAILORED
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Cubicle City
    320 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Cubicle City LohJot Agents— Alegars. Colm Tur+ur.. Lni, Talbut Huit^t 98, St. Martins Lane W.C. 2. Saturday, jums 19. 1945. The city of Singapon is gradually becoming j vast slum. This is th< conclusion to be drawr from ihe first draft ol the Social Survey Repori undertaken
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    Red Star Over Burma
    626 6 I HAROLD GIARD Di P. correspondent fives the background to the Communist movement in Burma. n »t« in Burma pen-* in their M V° <r^'^ the existns Republran government r.d have been encouraged nrei.tly by Prtme Minister ThaKin Nu's conciliatory utter anil avowed intent 'on of
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    SMUGGLERS
    126 6 SHANGHAI A «1 quantity cf Bin [^f ese goods to have I I •>* by the Shanghu. I ?ng a search o: tii< -Jr Hai Ngo. which )i *P tons oi reparai 3s i 1 j from Japan. The paper d< scrib* the first Cttftoou s€ M* reparations carryinj
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    RADIO DIALS MAY BE OUT-OF-DATE
    385 6 LWENHAGEN The tuning dials on domestic wireless receiving sets throughout Euiope may well became inaccurate and out of date as a result of decisions reached at the European Broadcasting Conference which is due to 1 open here on June 25. At this Conference some 170
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    Peasants Under Communism
    418 6 irxc^a^on, J^JT^\ .vcen wouers «J^!eL*& i countries which have enorcd what is described as the transition period from c*ni ilism to Sociaism' Ts :ussed by the official or-an )f the Belgrade (Xnform* The article, which "regardhere as of major pohtical ;ignificance. defines Commii list views on the
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    PEACE VILLAGE
    270 6 11 Wv eeivioi mid- lan, Or, g'oat nu< which h i played host, MUjUrv I OfJurtaU Nu-vp. A "Kcially BOVCVtI foi I a Gallu -u etftn Kurcmbei taken th, r the hand or f "oighhoui > Juno 19 v.i! ster Gem, r rally in this cit) J rembergi-:-
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      51 6 MA I. A YAN AIR WA YS I. I MITE D NKU EXTENSION TO TAll'lMi THRICI WEMKLt SERVICE PIN M KI'ALA LUMPUR TO PENANG VIA TAIPINa MON. TIU'K. SAT. I ROM PENAJfG TO KUALA LUMPUR via TAiPi.vt; Tl Bft, FKI. M\. FARES Kuala Lumpur to Taiping $35 IVnan^ to Taiping
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  • ROUND -UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      FILM STAR AT LOGGERHEADS WITH U.S. ARMY
      129 7 Lmm and the U s. .iistance pc today ns 1 bio for ■dMMtatod I I icnnany. saui that n the trip \:my plane .ilSpOSrli. aaifi Bob r,,. t(>i himself the press want so." on a pnwere under would be an a commerfping said.
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      BRITISH CAPITAL GOODS FOR INDONESIA
      174 7 T-ne 17 Sir Chairman cf •nber of Com-N-iherlands East today that the •sh manufac- :ly capital and .-to Indonesia n easing. annual meet- tar, Sir John maud will take a \'ne to satisfy ami ovefl when all wai damage has been made good and people's
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      SOVIET PLANE FORCED DOWN
      37 7 June 17. Perf< ires yesterday Soviet plane "i over Persian terCuplaa sea port 12 I'nited Press I by an official uiy The Soviet plane e over Persian thout permission ii Persian mill* U.P.
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      BRITISH REJECT SOVIET SUGGESTION
      34 7 me 17.— The Printed the Soviet a Bm.sii-Rus-ig on air safety ui such a discusquadripariite." uted Russian ali! B.itish aircraU violated a ir safety :.^e Soviet zone a^> r- U.P.
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      SILK CONGRESS
      25 7 in e 17. -Delegates national Silk Oonnd today to cremte sional International to set up pert tse a foa the connduttrf oa world
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      ILLEGAL FLIGHT TO PALESTINE
      232 7 i have lefi the United States illegally fo: Palejtine and G vernmert 'tepartmentJ! concerned (tpening i full inveKigatlon, oOdal qnutcn htrt Mid today. Jhe offi<-Us MM ftction <r -wH he taken a^anst the pepON, who ha(l taken the l/lanes out of the Tnite'l Stairs "as suon
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      "I'M COMMUNIST," SAYS BRITISH CSCA CHIEF
      240 7 LONDON t ■/»>" r < y K.J. Hicks, former Prrs:<h>it Of tlu British <"' .Sunn Clerical Attodation, > r ii<> iww susptndtd »n Jmh J l/«./i I high clerical p<>.st >>i th< Air u) tistry, in the QwerwmenV* cumat wee iritjt dux ttotem publicly
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      G I's HELD IN YUGOSLAVIA
      53 7 Trieste ||in<i i7 y i ed iov ride to ttw <>"'>' ■Jjj ,',;.;np,. Trieste pew »rre«- on TMe^HV bv YU««JJJ Srar a-u lartera said tod-.y. oidlers. The announc.T.ifnt wM U»] S ix p.: son, were od Trust motoi launch, u 'I.;; Vu v had been
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      BRITISH ASSISTANCE WANTED IN DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS
      40 7 BRITISH ASSISTANCE WANTED IN DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS KTT iSfcariS J E //n,v 0/ Common* to- tht governments 0) ma Igil pgii c SJ- c,;;:;:: and Pa*;'necessary -aSg ftS 1 .^>« own mlt*iv** ir n court* A demanding mem S/( n 1947." Reuter
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      POND MURDER: SECRET REPORT
      103 7 HBNDON, Juno 17. Dr. Donald TVare. pathologist engaged on the Potter*! Bar pond, murder cafe, prcseoted twopage foolscap report at the re- sumed inquest at Hendon today but its contenta were kept secHe told the Coroner that hi still hM a lot of work to do.
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      £15,000 Golf Tourney
      37 7 MERE < Cheshire i. June 17, Australia 1 Norman von MAS? Manchester Evening Chronicle £i5.u00 profesiUmal l°" tournament today with w r M regate ol 138 backing up round ol TO with 08 tolav. U.P.
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      10.000 STUDENTS STAGE HUNGER DEMONSTRATION
      127 7 10,000 STUDENTS STAGE HUNGER DEMONSTRATION Mini en 1. 1. it T< n m Munich ITnlvn mlt i mm* -I ii -r Hal m tiungei demon itrmtion V- li\ ,i <u\> \\h t ttlM*Cat< ma 1 WH fol "Hiding.- they ftatnaiHfc -I tor U\ .uuiiicli Btudent canying l< n, !rwt« <i
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    HONG KONG CRICKETERS HERE
    55 8 «^C The Ho tif/ Kong Crici ktt Ttani arrived in Singapore by air un Thur*J<itj to pJ a h i i against local *ea>us. The picture ±h>\r,s s a m t memherß of the Hong i Kong T'inn. greeting local rfprtt.tniatives on I arrival bn launch
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    INITIAL OLYMPIC CEREMONY
    106 8 ZURICH June 17. The ~rst ceremony of the Summer Olympics was held today Jean Simons, five-year--ld grand -daughter of Secre-tary-General of FIFA, made a draw *cr Olympic soccer 'ournamen::. The draw was made in the :onference room of Zurich's administration offices, which wa s decorated with flowers,
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    Riots, Clashes In French Strike
    256 8 Clermont-Ferrand. June 17. Negotiations between re- mesentatives or 35.000 strikers and the French Government broke down here tonight as ihe communications strike temporarily cut all contact with the riot-torn industrial town. M. Pierre Bertaux, representing the Minister of the Interior. announced that he refused the
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    FILIPINO GIRL SAVED U.S. SERGEANT'S LIFE
    274 8 TOKYO, June 13 An Ameiican Sergeant engaged Ito marry a Filipino girl who saved his life by hiding him i in he i home when he escaped i from the Bataan Death March, tecounted his experienced to an American Military Commission in Yokohama yesterday.
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    31 8 WASHINGTON, June 17. The former Czech ambassador, M. Juraj Slavik, today said the late M. Jan Masaryk, Czechoslovakia's pre-Communist foreign minister, "was killed and it li probably true he was killed
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    'Frontier Gandhi' jailed
    41 8 K^S? Jun 1" Abdul GnalT~i Khan. 6 foot inches 1 tall "Frontier Gandhi 1 who w,iMTMttd on Tuesday mar Teshiiwar. was on Wednesday sentenced to three years' !ij:orou.s imprisonment for suhv.r. <ivo activity and DroDa?anda ■galMt Pakistan. U.P.
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    142 8 UNKNWON UNKNOWN rHam o| the Hous retreat 1 the I ni( var. He made i Comn i B gsdfsd fcd States Sectoday warned I, debate, that pjjcy on which mifht lead to (I of mm T^catx* Charlei it :o on Thi. p dramatic nsin£ 4^" sentiment Sened to kill or
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    44 8 LAKE > u The Unit I tonight ti: it uniformed rw Guard Fotte Baturda: to the Holy Lm Almost all Americana sii ovt-r 95 per o Nations smal Force.- W m fPH A group C ipfdffi v o lous at i Ini eetii :at:v
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    14 9 Dfrni Patricia, infant daughter of i£ t Cathedral, Singapore, last Wednesday. m *9raph)
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    PI President's Statement
    89 9 FLORIDA BLANCA (Luzon). June 17. President Quirmo, ui a message to 3.000 Reserve Officer Training Corps cadets who have completed their training here, said that the Philippine abhors wai, but warned that "clashing ideologies, greedy power politics, and clashing interests" aiv taking turns to wreck world union
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    HEUCOPTER MAIL SERVICE
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    CURRENCY REFORM FOR GERMANY
    30 9 BERLIN. June 17. -General Sokolovskv. Soviet Command; T?n Berlin, said tomgn U 'i ;l0ll tvl V-\n. -so?iot Union ii 'iSSy^S? on, „r currem? Germany rope. U.P.
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    NEW CZECH LAW
    16 9 PRAGUE. JUJJ l T th M wlth any ntun .1 J^. mulgated. Reuter
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    NEW RED SUCCESS
    31 9 SHANGHAI. June 17.—Communist armies captured two tics 20 and 35 miles south of Kaifeng. provincial capital of SCn yesterday evening ac--1 t^ci offens.ve is dea^cd S soothw^tem Shantung.
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    SWISS MOUNTAINEERS VISIT COMMONS
    62 9 Ar &¥H»B M<tt*Hta hi i• s Who inhrluiitti ty,tttn^ M«ni in it CtaHNMMd l*f rU>i HiitHcr in tht Mf< i <foi.s of liiK kinqhiun FbJoci om /c r 9M '/'1.7 /></«/ (I pMI |q i /^k //'/ii.sf o/ ('winnon* i T/jf i>ictnr< shous J two of
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    TEL AVIV.
    40 9 June 17. Court Bernadofctee Wnted May tfw his si-arch for permanen ocace In PtJeitlne would tw £or e time than f-^\^ and that the hrd* Md j** would be wk«J to v:rcn^ Thr UN. medlatof and his U.P.
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    Confusion Over Eire's Entry For Olympics
    96 9 LONDON. JUM 17. A total <<t 60 nations have enter ed the Olympic Gomel, it W9M diaclosed tonight by the Olympic Organizing Oommittee. There was some confusion over entry forms from Eire «iue to th«' fact thai the entries were lodged from two different
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    52 10 WASHiSQriOS JaaeJl American dip. mat] m today described :..< Fi approval oj tin I agreement on Western 1 many u reiy er.< i Relief ni I i that ti'.e by Premier R bert fl apparon'iy .v uld nH cilice despite a i i I 1 vote margin win I
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    BIG FOUR MEET
    78 10 WASHINGTON J-wJj Th? Soviet Cij-. i^retxi to call a rvrtin.B 3ifj Four and states c .o work out n<v> jfl or dipping on tin 1 M ong Danube. Eui 9 rater highway r 'S •Vustria to the B! u k S« Hie Soviet not< wai fl ■)ly
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    SA ATTITUDE ON ITALIAN COLONIES
    61 10 S.A. ATTITUDE ON ITALIAN COLONIES PRETODIA. June 17. South Africa today informed the London conference tat Foreign Minister's Deputie it entertained "no aspiration^ to exercise control" over any of the former Italian colonies But the ynion Govern ment desire again to reiterate their vital concern txrii In the actual disposal
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    ANTI-U.S. MOVE
    44 10 NANKING. Ju߀ 1". Foreign Minilter, Mr. Shih Chieh. reporting secret meeting of the L tive Yuan Foreign k« Committee today, tail-American movero China was instil- t-J munists. Ho laid .ne were directly rc,n<>nsb the agitatioiu- to damji -100-year-old sino-Afl tradrtionui pol: > U.P.
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    48 10 SHANGHAI. 3vne I t-x-cabai-et dßßte ho^«J ha, not ettea solid n^ the past three y^- wj ed herself ftH iedi Sj t(O n. The cWm WJ Chungking case In year-old Miss lan,- she had not eaten i" '."I and who ha« nt^J week observation ing focni. U.P.
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    28 10 HANOVEFw. June i: rency reform IB t tern'zones of Gc" l^; l^ eluding Berlin, w' 1 1 ed next Sunday. here today from a r thoritv.— Reuter
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      211 10 4 omirs: lAilnsi\r go the Morning Tribune 1 s mm I^^^** j "RUCCLES" (Y/SHAU B.AM£ MY&lt\(oH. HE'S ALL fttiHT^. Vg'mORNIMG. mRVGQIsXSO I THE MSMORvVwHAT. OLD 6ODG£R?\ Y~H£ TOLD ME THAT^ Y BITTERN IP ANVTHtNG'S W-V SO/iKDV ft?«^ VtX//OD 7t>(?o V SIENSTQHAVE UNGEB£t> \HONNEfiFVI CHAP-GOm\ BUIGATE ©KV /{F^ \HAPf>ENED 70 MADDER
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    "SAVAGE OUTBURST" OF RED TERRORISM IN MALAYA
    260 11 v Jum 17 Yn' MORNi:ALD fojfay "Red h Asia may /a suddenly troui line of a ...nilict of tdeap, viri'/e outburst mun'li ttrrvrism < yI ii part of a j directed offen- effects are ,n i-arifing deI evmw ian j .4 p/'iin utiminr;
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    Strike Threat To Port Of London
    210 11 N June IT. The K ■> ".r was st tiving to halt an Rtia'A =tr f v t doies and it rhieatens to fi >rt of London. In ail more than 13.000 men are idle and 85 ships Immobilized tonight. The unofficial strike Btarteo
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    19 11 training task force- "*J uJ the battleship Mi»ouW leave Lisbon on Mond^ a Mediterranean cru^; kt^,.«i nffirers said tonig»v
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    FOUR DEAD, TEN JNJURED IN SUGAR PLANTATION CLASH
    72 11 pish ■<-«iwi toll to join He a| s btMMd' ifl meeun^s M the carrying i arms tK that 6 00u workeri V o, n ll '^esuKa, estates on hi Thm British overmn ink '•aienby.tnkersut U Bonn,---n^on Estate. Th.-v were Jcicjd to walk
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    47 11 .v/f. Tr. p OWEN, new <ha imm o/ (Jb< London Ci.nntu Coiincn. Mr. Outn is president of tht Boil I a u\shani Imbaw Parly and Wat ih< first Labour Majfot ni Lniishum in 19^5-6. He ha* alao bee* chairman Of tkt UoepUeiU and M'dtcal B< ;V. Committee.
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    Overwheiming Victory For de Gasperi
    84 11 Overwhelming Victory For de Gasperi ROME Svm 17 PTtnte Aicide de Gasperi today receiv- i a, an overwhelming vote of confidence in the Chamber oi Deputies on his fivo-yoar pro jramnu for recovery u^H* viarshall Plan. The vote wa. The victory had be« aswred inC o Apr.' 18 trhen tin
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    JAPANESE DIET
    20 11 TOKIO. June 17. Japanmm said to involve .h DeP^ :!TAf^.t C h e Cabinet 1 would resign Reuter
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    FAGS SHORTAGE TO STAY
    71 11 LONDON, Jwm 17. Th. ''I tO MOO Mid Igfl f«tt. is wk. lj i,, continue foi loaf tu,), Mkl Mi. Harold •n. Resident of the Board oi Trade, in the Houm of Com mons today Tli" aiMOunt ')f tohaceo we >;tn expect ti) K< i t
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    BIG PURGE IN SOVIET CO-OPS.
    85 11 LONDON. Jun L > 17. Th«Soviet newipapei Pravda today Indicated a purge of leading personnel of the Bovlei Industrial 00-operattvet. The Piavdu said: "Doubtful eiemenU have infiltrated into the Co-op's in certain plan's ;us ;i re mi It of the DC lent attitude iii the
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    Russia May Try To Grab Hold Of Czechoslovakia
    102 11 Russia May Try To Grab Hold Of Czechoslovakia WAMHIMOTO* h n iin tt,i f,, h i b isaadut fu th> Unit* I </;« -v 7 14/ 11/ SUn ill 'i» <!(/« //Jl i« tin, it, id i> pot I /,'l<v,/.| ,il I tl II I tt, />../. < kt nlotakt
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    COTTON BUYING UNDER FIRE IN COMMONS
    281 12 LONDON. Juno 17: The British Government'.-; policy of bulk buying of cotton came under neavy fire from the Op- po.ition in the House of Com- i mons tonijrht Mi Oliver Lyttelion. wartime Minister of Production tmd chief Opposition speakei. s lid that under this
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    THREAT SUCCEEDS
    115 12 THREA T SUCCEEDS Aberdeen, Washington. Jun* 17.- A Chint'f IOMMM, U'om; Loy. found that the thru hours she spent on the l^th storey ledge of a San Francisco building xcas unrthnhile. The Chinese icoman, who was detained by the U.S. Immigration Scrviec here for su: months, climbed on a buildin
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    PENALTY CUT
    42 12 LONDON. June 17.— The penalty imposed on 11 men over which 14,000 London dockers struck was cut by an appeal tribunal today. The tribunal decided to reduce the men's pay suspension period from 13 s weeks to two weeks. i
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    Sound Engineer
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    FILM PROTEST
    20 12 BOMd (X I-,, tots of 1 t:on Pict ur( A toda> to /h 1 014 britbhl i iota
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    833 13 KS^y- vacation £__;<•' Seller PJO 14.(M> 1 j.60 1.70 H 3.15 WWWt' 13 6 xd Kr 9.50 ,„,,,< K»2> 24 6 •>7 1' pSss 43.00 5.30 365 375 N lit. oo 10.25 B^'.r 0.10 1. 1.524 1 50.00 52.00 1 UM WE'
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      113 13 The followir- wen quotation^ 52 No i m o*. 145 *tt GUmNOUfI FUCI MS v Mf:f:il IRI* Hmmem s (;ai Btm mMy wins IM 'u hi quality .<H' i>!fiWr M5. Ftoch goiyoc bbaSF 1 SS O( f uo BaM inew j 1 V; h l!)ari W P«
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      Rubber And The Crisis
      201 13 v in P'icos yesterday Ktk Buyer* Seders No i June rss i.v. J June RSS ir ut? No 3 June rss W«i My Sept. lono. Slightly a ,-i,M. rne highest prices since the markets became free have been wen this week, the main caus r r.
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      3p.c. RUBBER DIVIDEND
      56 13 3 p.c. RUBBER DIVIDEND At the 35th ordinary general meeting of the Tambalak Rubber Estates. Ltd. held yesterday, the directors recommended a payment of three per cent, dividend. Income tax at 20 per cent, will be deducted from the actual amounts paid to shareholders. Duiinj: the year under review the
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      65 13 Veaiel Oodowna EUdderkerk A Benmaodlml Neleui H LaUndia Mount Mansfiold BaJoog Glenstrce 0 Bantam 17 18 Bted Scientist Manx Marine M. Brandei Lake Manitou Hong Ann Ifelampu^ 19/90 Tjiponduk jj. Kampar lf) Eumaeufl i: Benvrackic 11 12 Buryadea 1011 Silverbriar 9 l0 Glengyle llaetwiycker Almoria Lyk<- g Hong
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      New York And London Rubber
      93 13 NEW YORK, .Fun. 17. Rubbei was 15 to 35 lower. Sales 52 lots and spot 22 7/8. Closings June 22.40 noml nal, July 21.95 traded, August 22.07 nominal, Beptcmbei 22.00 traded, October 22.04 nominal, Novembei 21.97 nominal, December 2i.sr>-iio traded January 21.70 nominal. February 21.
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      Shares: A Little More Interest
      41 13 Operators were inclined to show more interest in the tin chare section of the market yesterday and more buyew were in evidence. To a certain extent the downward trend of prices appeared to have been arrested.
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      Copra & Cocoanut Oil
      79 13 Copra Cocoanut Oil NEW YORK. June 17. Lower prices tot cop: a failed to attract any new buying interest in the domestic market. Sellers were reported asking $315 per«hort ton CIF for June and July and $310 for July and AttgUft -reducLion or around ten dollars from the receni ba.s..s.
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      Profit For De Beers
      43 13 KUIBERLEY, June 8 teen world famoui diamontla Si made a profil la* yew s7!»n<H>o before tax deduc Son?*? Emerf Oppe«helin« chairWn, told the annual neral meeting here today. Th demand for diamond! a itan £4.000,000 for IwHatrW diamonds. Reuter
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      MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
      222 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS At,-'. tVtftH II 1 ™a.va im> l^xion Mock 'f^ •o T tuntday decide to indulg, in on of IU pertodi CM Wuv.v, d itnra.sinrss and thn,- wi, remiUant dullness all rouii TlOi ii iv, now '.Mch.d |,ai quJU> unjuatllled by anything w.--m tins count iv k!iow.
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    "Not Dead" To His Mother
    161 14 TOKIO. June IS Although he was killed at the Salerr.c tending in 1943. Ueuteiian: Joseph Orleck. of the United States Navy, after whom tnc destroyer Orleck is named, is rot dead to his old invalid mother, writes the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces newspaper "BCON". The
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    CURRENCY REFORM DENIED
    54 14 SHANGHAI. June 18— ThMinistry or Finance has denieci. through the Central News, all rumours concerning currency reform in China, It specifically denied that China has already places orders in the United States medico for minting silver coins and that a shipment of Mexican silver was about to
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    Stage Set For 1948 Table Tennis Championships
    977 14  -  CELLULOID By Tho sta^e is set for the 1948 all-Singapore Table Tennis Championships commencing at 8 p.m. on July 1 With the Inter-School league event at the Great World t:-ble tennis arena. This ft&tt tournament atI Mltd 40 Junior c!uh loams, £7 competitors
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    Fleet Of Vans
    52 14 A fleet of vans will visit the ompany's agents during the lay. where they will collect al! he dirty clothes handed in by customers. On the day following the vans will call 'again at the agents with the laundered clothing. The customers will have to collect this
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    'DON'T CUT ARMY FUNDS' APPEAL
    153 14 WWASHINGTOX. Jun e 18--K?nneth C. Royal 1. U.S. Secre tary of the Army and Gen Omar Bradley, U.S. Chief of Staff, urgently appealed to the Senate today not to cut Armv funds. Mr. Royall told a Senate Appropriations Sub Commit tee that House cuts of
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    96 14 Siamese Rice For China SHANGHAI tutu i-J DOOSiKiUMBt o-: 1400 tons Siamese nee. representing raited States Chtna Md 1 I ilvo<i s guii in a chin shi,) lt-om Bangkok or TM 1 iy oven in iOther strtploodfl ire trrti before the end of Jul :nbution through f. E China Mission
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    101 14 WASHINGTON, J me 17 J statement released tM State Department W irren I \ustin. Chief Unerii an ifl rate to the United N .ti^H Bid th? United I w "sIOV/IV t>ut S., 1 fl >asi> for' a H .v iH throe year>- following I 'fl ir-4 of the Unit
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    DOCKERS' STRIKE TO CONTINUE
    94 14 LONDON June 17. -A n:M 1 ing of London d^ck striKe which f r ui lV \W| :!ed up more than I (l >: f and now invjlv, 13.000 nfli This decision ssu j confirmation tomori W] meetings of all u *W j involved. In an
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    20 14 Pretoria. Jlß* la y officially i^n ed n JM Lhat South Africa w tiating with Amincrease in the pric< Reuter
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    355 14 Tribune tttmff R. Urt fc.ngapore* housewives who hlU lon S compiaaud of t luexorbitant In.mdi ratei the! I in now compeiicj to pav will J the MM mtMre !i.«ve i <o:u tion to then probUm. A new tlrm. tht- Jo,c- Ki, r fro-Steam I ■—<!■, which
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    285 15 the full card for todav's races, the the Penang Turf Club Summer I he first race starts at 2 30 p.m. will be drawn on Race 8. KAI/K U>fc n .l Griffin H Cap ft| Fuis v »5-12 Faia.l (Mr. -Tnim R 7.09 Woods H 7.00 <
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    460 16 Tnt.unt Staff Rtporta > PLANTERS IN JOHOKF ARE OF THE OPINION THAT THE POLICE SHOULD ISSUE AUTOMATIC WEAPONS TO THEM. IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY BE ABLE TO MEET WITH ANY EVENTUALITY THAT MAY TAKE THEM BY SURPRISE DURING THE CURRENT UNSETTLED CONDITIONS. THEY ALSO BELIEVE
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    484 16 f Tribune Staff Rtporttrt REPRESENTATIVES OF MUNICIPAL GAS WORKFRQ WHO SUBMITTED ELEVEN REQUESTS FOR IMPROVE MENT OF CONDITIONS OF WORK RECENTLY ARRi?.' ED AT A SETTLEMENT YESTERDAY AT A THREE HOUR MEETING WITH OFFICERS OF THE &EP4RTmInT AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE LABOUR DEPiRTMENT
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    134 16 DEATH FOR GUNMAN _if*& Jli 18 In fcllfl^ with the Governments deter* mined policy to combat lawlessness and terrorism and the "rule of the gun" with the most stringent measures a young Chinese. Yon* K im Cheng, was on Wednesday afternoon sentenced to death by the Hon. Mr. Justice Paul
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    67 16 Than Kim Lee. an IS-ye^n old foundry worker, was sei tenced to five years rigoroi imprisonment under the Ami Act yesterday by Mr. Justu Thorogood at the Smgapoi Assize Court. Than was tried on thr< counts of carrying an ■uton tic pistol, possession of seve rounds of
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    234 16 TODAY'S MALAYA CUP MATCH A capacity croud is expected at Jalan Besar Stadium today when Negri Sembilcin and Singapore meet in the vital Malaya Cup match. There is- tremendous speculation CM to whether or not Negri will succeed in spoiling Singapore's record of competing in
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