Morning Tribune, 21 June 1948

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE *m \f wSi nes 10 CES 7. VOu 1 V JUNE 21. 1948
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    Siam Patrols Bar Malayan Reds
    378 1 Th e Siamese Government has ordered an armed ,n of the Malayan border with a view to preSa£ infiltration into Siam of insurrectionary eleJSfrom Malaya, consequent to current intensified UStions gainst Communists in Malaya, reports fLr in a message from Bangkok last night. ti', s
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    6th Polio-Free Day
    24 1 6th PolioFree Day For thf sixth successive (U>. no polio cases were repo'rt*l in the city. There ur-tv M farther death from thf diva**'.
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    EAST SIDE OF S'PORE HAS "BLACKOUT"
    123 1 Severa 1 sections in the east j ide 0: Singapore comprising Qur.r. Kitong. Joo Chiat, Geyiar.e. I'pper Serangoon. hytr Lehar. Sfrangoon Road, I Orchar 1 Road. Killiney Road u J Ctirnhill Road, experienc- 1 ri one of the longest blackcuts I be enforced in
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    SUMMONED 5 TIMES
    101 1 reet ambulance was t five times yesterday Jwn av-;stance to victinia cases ranging from ietidtnta to stabbing. A il 930 a.m. yester- Chine* woman was lawn by an omnibus e junction of Serangoon ■M a:. Rangoon Road. She JJJ &kwi to hospital with injuries. Jt ab< ut
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    Official "Disappears"
    38 1 NA, June 20. Soviet :J th e s have disclosed the I an Australian Chief ..~j Anton Marek, for ig espionage against Th Vl occupation troops." ne A -rians said he "disJJ? red while tracking kid-
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    'SEND MOUNTBATTEN TO S'PORE AND SAVE S.E.A.'
    215 1 LONDON. June 20 Lord Mountbatten should be sent to Singapore to handle the outbreak of lawlessness in Malaya, a Sunday Chronicle article by George Bishop stated today. "Today the 'jungle politicians' and professional murderers— they are all the same— are openly busy with
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    16 1 a search todas i Maj phtblous W Ch P erth. Benjamin Carim. i n I trip.
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    AUSSIE ATHLETES IN SINGAPORE
    19 1 MUm Australian athlete* bound for London to through Singapore, W« a todav for the U.K.
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    LALLANG FIRES
    7 1 Baktt Timah Road Ut*r^ tiames.
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    Siam Lifts Export Control Ob Tin Ore
    30 1 Bangkok, }me wrt co«tr« l M CmmU%m 9 of <>«■ n- s a r por( ,rtir* .<W* hfr r( pr .,,<.h fnr SklWl Reuter
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    JUNGLE-BOUND MEDICINES, JAP, CAPTURED
    476 1 JUNGLE-BOUND MEDICINES, JAP, CAPTURED I FOR SINGAPORE? j F.'im Our Otrn Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, June 20.— Police, during the early hours of the morning, raided two houses in a Chinese kampong in Kuala Lumpur and recovered $25,000 worth of Japanese medicines which were about to be removed to the jungle
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    FAMED CONCERT PIANIST HERE
    79 1 Eileen Joyce, world-famous concert pianist. ar r ived in Singapore by air yesterday from 1 Australia on her way to the L'nited Kingdom. In Singapore last night she gave a radio interview over Radio Malaya. Eileen Joyce, the daugh'-r of an Australian gold prospector v:as discovered
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    CAIRO EXPLOSION
    40 1 Cairo, June 20. A hcuvy explosion shook the Jewish quarter of Cairo curly today. The explosion, which was believed to have been caused by two bombs, demolished eight houses, killing between 30 and 40 people and injuring 50.
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    Body Found: 2 Malays Held
    120 1 Two arrest* have i»een made in connection with the discovery <>' the decomposed body of a man in a by lane off Alexandra Road on < Saturday morning. Police were able to identify the body as that of a (hi nesc rag-and-hone man, and suspecting
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    AID FOR EUROPE APPROVED
    101 1 WASHINGTON. JuiV 20 Congress early today voted final approval for the Marshall Aid Bill for Europr The vote taken at a specially extended lentoO just as Congress was adjourning for the summer, came after tW ioint senate House confer; ence nad resolved its deadoi on the
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    MARITIME BOARD PLAN FOR SEAMEN
    129 2 'Tribune Staff Reporter) The six seamen's unions tn Spore will meet tomorrow under the auspices of their joint committee to finalise the proposals they intend fodwarding to the Government a s an alternative tc the Seamen's 1 Registration Bureau. The unions have drafted a scheme
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    Kuala Lipis GSCS Protest On Salaries' Recommendations
    535 2 Kj .!a Up:\ June li». At a faceting of the memheis of the General and St-'te Olonr MtirhUM residing .it K'lal; Li.ms Paiiang. it wh s mously decided to l«xf t t strong protest against thi lecojmnendations oj .n*» Spe rial Committee on
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    LISTOWEL IS CRITICISED
    101 2 LISTOWEL IS CRITICISED That the Perak and Johore crimes should be followed by the expression by a Socialist Lord of his complete satisfaction with the Administration of the peninsula was just too much for a long suffering public, and there has been an outburst of angry resentment as hot and
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    US Envoy To Greece
    58 2 WASHINGTON. June 20. Mr Henry Grady, United and Minister to Nepal, will leave New Delhi by plane for Was;i n ton for consultations with President Truman, mt. George Marshall. Secretary of State, and other State Department officials, before taking up his new post as u.S Ambassador
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    THOUSANDS DIE IN FOOCHOW
    71 2 NANKING, June 20.—Thousands of persons were drowned and many blocks of houses were washed away when u violent gale swept up high seas and immersed the whole city of Foochow on the Fukian coast, according to a Central News report today. Property damage was said to
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    UNKNOWN
    172 2 (Tribune Star Beporteri Mr. George T. Tagg, Smppj Assistant attached to Mesi Islay Kerr and Co.. Ltd.. Stn| pore. was n even! married to Mis< UoUna Car* bell, of the Sisters' Quarts G^Hieral Hospital ftngaporej the Presbyterian Church Orj ard Road. The Rev. Robert M. c»H conducted the lervtce.
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    VIOLIN & PIANO RECITAL BY DUTCH ARTISTES
    157 2 VIOLIN PIANO RECITAL BY DUTCH ARTISTES (Tribune Staff *'^''M The Katong Music i sponsoring a violin 1 recital to be given ,f J| and Jo Juda. Dutch "■•'^JBI in the Victoria Memorial *m 1 on June 29. I to 1 They are touring >U J] present culture and t:i f
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    GOVERNOR ATTENDS BOYS' HOME ANNIVERSARY
    350 2 Five boys of the Bukit Timah Boys' Home were invested with Prefect Badges by the Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson, yesterday when celebrations were held on the first anniversary of the Home. A large gathering of prominent Singapore citizens were present at the Home,
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    CEYLON BUDDHIST TROOPS CELEBRATE POSON HERE
    357 2 f Tribune Staff Reporter) Buddhist boys of the Ceylon Corps of Military Police in Singapoie celebrated yesterdny the full moon day of the month of Poeon. Sinhalese festival commemorating the day Buddhism came to Ceylon 2.300 years ago. Prince Mahinda. son of the famous
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    Chinese Pupils In Aided Schools
    113 2 Press references to the number of Chinese Aided Schools are often misleading, referring as they do to the percentage of schools which are aided. It must be remembered that there are many small and inefficient schools which a^e not fit to be registered, and to
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    ALL SINGAPORE BEATS THE FEDERATION
    525 2 ALL-SINGAPORE 4 Fwniru I All-Singapore beat the &*3RM£? I the trial mitch played at J*I M K 4** coaI > I enable the selectors to pick the PSLS^ff >^* 1 sgainst the China Olympic tram on Jun, tl lht As a result of Singapore's lamentable
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    Malaya Murders Part Of Red Drive In S-E. Asia, Says Times
    412 3 ..threaks in >.uth-^t As,t ar, fi( pmaal of relations b«-t\v t n peon West which wouul benefit hot), and th^r Commmdd hopes or seiz.n^ powei foi lltll „sci y reasoned leHdinv attSahj :n Uie 1,- .ckiivs. '•All mmuDlat mino-
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    Mob Violence Condemned
    243 3 i i lopOMßt in Mr- tbe liberation. ,y through a aT v oatsi it has iow lta ,;> M.'.jr proportion, w lotuig, .ind arson are tfc v.itr of the day. sa.Y- s Mr. jj p i Na r, vice-president of Th< Army Civil Service Union. 'Lira! psrtlM
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    JAIL FOR TAKING GARAGE TOOLS
    61 3 nese fitter. Tham ong, was convicted "<1 to two months ipri.sonmcnt in the *trtct Court yesterchargc of fraudusioo of live span- wu auested by a hman, Ka -arsiiigh. i'i, r Lane on Maich t 11 p.m. Relieved to have •covered by the wutchgangt and was
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    Red Procedure Condemned
    62 3 Pra^oe, June 29. P Vntonin Zapotocky yesterdtv •imiloiiT.i Oommunist' 1 i ;:x\ procedure in closing I ■Social Democratic publishing toue aa part of a nv rgei i i lie two parties, Social i i •ratic oAciala said. In a protest meeting, workn hurled insults at the Socii
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    37 3 Ankara. Juno 20. The Nj; Monal Assembly last night gave the Premier, M. Hasan i Saka. a vote of confidence afwi he road tho programme of nis now government. The voice' vote w:\s 308 to 10 U.P.
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    BRIDGE PONTOONS SINK, TRAFFIC DISLOCATED
    286 3 Bt'TTERYYOKTH. June IH. i 3nc of the wooden pontoonupporting the bridge at Pernatang Paun gave w.:y anu ,unk yesterday morning, dUocating all torins of vehiculir craftic tot a few hours. Prompt notification by the Ptnang brunch cf the Antonio Jile Association of Malaya which .i:KI
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    Haifa Arrest Of Ship's Captain
    146 3 HAIFA, June 20. British military headquartera announc e>! ii. t nn M that the raptaia oi the Jewtffb ship, i'an Yolk, wa arrafted In the early houn <> yesterday nioroiß^ foi "disobedience to Royal Naval orders. The ';t'> v k M Pan ''if i cent
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    "Create Third Bloc" BILP Leader Urges
    261 3 2? Mi Bea rman oi th. Brl •"t Übow Part) i Um rreatioa it third bio. oi uw j piei Europe, Aaia nod Africa 1 i counter-poi* between th. 1 na-i staiei mm Rum l h tiea m ||m open i the Congn M
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    De Velde Sure Of Agreement
    99 3 Wa hiu^ton. June 20 l~>> ■dvlMi on Sumatra t<> tbf i«/^t i ;it)i -ticrit ii of tfu N K I IoM United Prma today that ii^ vaa certain an agreement would be reached between Iruiorn si;i .mil Dutth mthitii Uai Dr. Van de vvi<i« aewrted
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    HICKLEY-OWEN WEDDING
    198 3 Mi l\un«l;i OWM <nhs MM <••■' t S'. Andrew'.- < 'itttiedi nl to Mi Knink Hwklcy on Sat in day aftrinoon. The K» v Kinross Nirluitaon ptlfOffflMd thr ccieuiotiy. wa- U'ttuti<t rv>i i' t f«i to raeivc »i bride that truly ooknl oeauti ii ii»i -uv/n nt bfeieti
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    PARIS STRIKERS LOCK IN PASSENGERS
    185 3 PAR.S.Jun,,*, WMW3T -"WWS strong Communist-,.. ...J ih| oll( ho lt K :111 atajjod :i ono-hour .mei." port of 36/00 rtibbei worker. it Clermo'-.. K.-rrand in C n frll Frar- e where «nc*«« 2S JS? fougW MtUr a mixed moce*. ll i )UI Si pSS S«
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    China's Athletes Have Excellent Facilities
    483 4 MAvfmIFSmVSS CHOW THE SINGAPORE BUSINESSMAN WHO HEADED THE MALAYAN CHINESF m\ Zls? E ms^' I^n^* OLVMPic S C AT N |HA E NCTAi LAST MONTH. SAID HERE THAT MALAYA HAS MUCH TO LEARN FROM CHINA IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS Mr. Lien who returned from
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    35 4 U^Chin^TL STSS ItV2*L f 3fr Ktnk TMn <> Bo(n and daughter of Mr and Mr,. Chtta Hua Juo 0/ S.TS. Bank, chbrnted her first birthdau at 5 Exec B™n RiHiri \nth o hay.pu party of children.
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    1 4 ~**r-'S~S£&2rfings
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    BRITISH Chief On Red Attitude
    101 4 BRITISH Chief On Red Attitude Welbeck Abbey, June 20 The British Minister of State Mr. Hector McNeill. has predicted that Soviet refusal to cooperate in international affairs will lead to more regional defence arrangements in the .western world, in the Middle j East, and probably in Asia. In a speech
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      529 4 MONDAY'S PUZZLE CORNEI 1 CRC SWORD Pl*Zz LE sUßt^Sja spa ACROS*: 1. Casks 7 a i \i/ g^ beverage, v Faucet on a bar- /K^f rel. 9. Xo»'h Side (Abbr> n I JV Belonging to me. 13. Measure j/J ?o u ht :7 Correct (Abb^-.i 19. Brewo<i be\erage. 20 Pre-
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    around The Town
    674 5  -  VERA ARDMORE L— WITH jy Cathay I Ding and dancing' Kt'staurant the \vvre Mr and layne and dau- Mrs Verdayn I evening gown of j Diane chose lei in a pastel Miss C. Talbot- veil in a pink Ifri T. V ictlve in n I galmon pink
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      167 5 Nurses say De WlTft PJMS are tvotutertUJ for Backache urse of their professional I Nurses have every opportunity rwg the rejief given by DE Their recommendations, peak more convincingly than any I curs, will interest all sufferers. "•HI A A. u rites: > *M taken ill with t bad back.
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      133 5 COLLIE ROSS. will com ro roun home and photox l TOUR CHILDREN IN fOUR OWN RROUNDINQi PHONE: 4424. j C, K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear I I CARVED iKAKWOOI) ITKMTt KK I j ALL KINDS OF LINKN EMItItOIDKIUKS I ETC., ETC V I 241, Kixer
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Thrift
    327 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Thrift MONDAY JUKI 21. 194S LottJoi A;tn%ts Messrs. Colin Turrur.. Ltd. Talbot Hou\t #8. St. Mm tin's Lane W.C. P. ,^> Just over a year ago Mr. George 'Marshall, who was at Havard to receive an honorary de- giee, made a speech which laid the foundations for
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    Jews And Arabs Live In Peace
    800 6  - Jews And Arabs Live In Peace WILLIAM LATHAM j -By Paris Prayers to tho rival foicv* ;n PalSSttaS ;it« I Otffcftd rv^ularly by the JcWI j and the Arabs who l;.o poac« fully side by sido in t;^» twc major foreign 0010i 'es in I'aiis No Eiuopoan city ha* mon
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    If The Truce Fails
    267 6 If The Truce Fails CAIRO ■tn. i .1, product- a ngnting "»«»nth Uulj DtTu v w.u be ri u in* the of Kama Th«- dii nouncvd bi ftietkH v. The mon» i n!nth in v- u. n calendar h fir* week 5 g** Which It o'.s.. >„/' lims through it
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    AFTER DEATH MARRIAGES
    558 6  -  Jack Smyth BERLty a merti d*<- ree, enUtHd "After-death i Marriages so/ned hi' H\tj \er >>n Noi*mber 6. 1941 is to ay providinn wdges i in sfi parts of Germain J uith an outsize in head- aches. Thf decree, sent hu the Fuehrer t<> WQhetm i "rick.
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    BRITAIN'S PRODUCTION DRIVE
    346 6 IXIXDON*. A two-pronced natfomvMe drhpc to increase Drodttctton efficiency In Frit'sh imHstrv is to start this mon*h Tt v.:]] consist of a governi menL campaign addressed to •"nanp.gemen's. and a tra-'e tinier campaign addoaatd to the I workera. Chief object* of tho double irivo is to increase
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      POLITICAL CHAOS IN BURMA
      272 7 UK Hm 20 in i ■rticlt entitled Burma", the New Tribune aaitl yesi haotiC political w existing in Bur- a "ir prise to stualthouph few ted such a rapid lefl ti ing that was poli- tbie in Burma was n a series of events liuied the
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      U.S. TO SPEND MORE ON DEFENCES
      67 7 51 VGTON, June 20. has approved a 052 .spending progti.e United States F >rce, and related :< \\:\< carried tc and was sent ..> 1 itcp- tM ll.»«IV 1 5.737 05? more House approved. < -v y I s to the ,;.U up its
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      INDIA WANTS JAPS IN I. L. 0.
      43 7 r F INCIBCO, Jim? 20 h u proposed that i—admitted to tlv. nal Labour Organ iMr s. Lall. the Internment representaduced a formal to thil effect at a pssion of the 1.L.0 r.'^re on Fridav- Reuter
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      Jap Strike: Office Workers Stranded
      40 7 June 20. --The All > Workers Unite yesterday entered [ay :.s the union ment failed n agi ement despi'-e l negotiations. :t ol office work- i in Tc>k: i result H»? lysis yesierdan I; 50,000 Reuter
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      INDIAN ENVOY TO U.S.A.
      50 7 TOKIO June 18. fe'r U Ram Rau. the newlyappotnte Tr. r AmbaMadoi to the United States annoum t> i tonight thai he will leave Japan on June 21 toi Delhi foi "consulLutiotis" with the Indian Government before proceeding to Washington to aatuxnn hii new poal U.P.
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      45 7 WASHINGTON, June 20. The US rernment has announced that it had put oil to September decision whether to allow the xpor of 68.000 ton* oi oil pipelin intended for the construction of a line from oilflelda in Saudi Arabia to the Mediterranean ll l Reuter
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      CENTRAL GOVT. IN VIETNAM
      37 7 CENTRAL GOVT. IN VIETNAM June 16 x r quoting an official reported from sal?° 11 that the Kationaltel V in Vien had rallied t< ol Bao Dai. ex-Em o! A^un. and has r'Tr/.ed a cen'rni Vl^tverr.ment. U.P.
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      U.S. Immigration And Colour Bar
      10 7 Ux »M'ua. n< U. P.
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      REPORT DENIED
      41 7 WASHING ON. June 19. Th <; us. Siate Department and the Danish Embassy yesterday categorically depieti u London report that the U.S. A and Denmark recently reached an agreement eaUing for the withdrawal oi all Amerlan troops in Greenland. U.P.
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      U.N. BUILDING LOAN
      44 7 \.ashirr ion. .June 15*. The U.S. Senate yesterday pasMd and sent to the Houhe in tiepresentstivei <i resohitkio an- ciionzi:i^ |6S million loan to the United Nations fot the constiuctioii of a permanent headquarters \n the middle of New Ycrk U.P.
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      ROLLS ROYCE DIRECTOR COMMITS SUICIDE
      65 7 I )NDON motor-man of the Plo-adilly n vV- rtmii roner that, ai Keen" P" of Green v! n .V s ij; lV e. hurled himseW w the train v T un«' 7. i th.il four feet from the Lt kmrn on iac Mill." mtnei I
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      15 7 i T 1 r:-' June 19 :<•' r k £53 lus mountains. nique I ed. Reuter
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      SENATORS DISAGREE ON FOREIGN AID, WALKOUT
      188 7 W ASKING! ON. June 19 H. u&e members walked ani >u1 ol :':.< I Ign aid s] conference ye te in ■•i > -»n i r: disi r i r. in with Senat i members seeding restoration ol si 175. 000 In Marshal] Plai
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      Golfer Holes Out In One Four Times
      315 7 20 li r, < thu Anal d< iM frooi i i m 1!; i" 'w. en 106 and 2*i "t hort h cornea wii.ini tho i two di foi knatano wind tfcathei and «ut« „i tin- gr«H*ri on winch the ball pitch. Vtt
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      U.S. WILL CARE FOR FILIPINO VETERANS
      40 7 WASHINGTON. June 20. !h,. House has approved hi,; sent the White House !o r signature legislation proirlding hospital and medical :are u i Filipino appn val was by unanimus voli vote withoul debati U.P.
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      SQUABBLE OVER PACIFIC ISLES
      141 7 i vr'rCKHH /mn< 19 Fiin.t i 7(/y,'in».s» imttvl'it >(I itmttdt in tin l''it it u now li> I<l bit ili> I'mttii Statm i»s 'stntU<lii ilit'is ntuli i I 1 1 'i\h i shif) f/i» iiins>' <!/: 'ii/ii > nit n* ;;i [/nil <</ Sfiliuns Sct'Ufttf, ('tmiitil
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      CURRENCY REFORM
      45 7 FR4NKF if!'. June ZU Curren y p l 11 f' r< v cstt'i >r.( v.,!1 g jiik fr< m I"''- The ve i n >( rs Be mi .1! He i" 1 the 'm« tx tii m ided In I n chani eover Reuter
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      65 7 MANILA, JuiV Pi Id ,it Quii iii" wl] be tho ji!,- p :i'Ci on th< •> n of ftei sacol I m.i versary brai ion ol tlie i 1 lilU s i. public n< il Jul 4»l th< Lun 'l.i. Mft il :i <:it| from, It has b en
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    MEETING ENDS IN DISORDER
    94 8 LONDON. Juno 19 A Colonial policy" mooting here last nijrht at which Mr. Ailhui Crcoch-Joncs. British Colonial Secretary, was the principal speakci. ended in disordoi. Coloured men. who foimed the majority of the audience, jumped onto thf platfonn firing a stream of questions at the ColoniaJ
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    Riot Leaders Executed
    123 8 NANKING. JUIM If Mayo: Shen of QMBgfclßg M> nejmvd ye., to; day th;it thioe iin^- fade is of nco uots. now j:oinp on here, have been flW* cuted "as a wammp." Ho pave a "shoot on sip.it" order to "his police in an trfoit |0 curb the
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    U.S. PAPER SUGGESTS NEW LEADERSHIP FOR CHINA
    249 8 NEW iCRK. June 20. The New York Herald Tribune, in an editorial, has urged newleadership for China, saying that "despite his magnificent achievements of the past" Chiang Kai-sheks 'credit becomes lower every day." The paper said* Chiang's policy of trying to crush the
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    TRUSTEESHIP FOR PALESTINE?
    86 8 Caiio. Juno 20.- The Wafdist i Opposition i newspaper Al Misri declared yesterday that if Court Folke Bernadotte. the I'nited Nations mediator fail? during the current montiYs truce to find a solution of the Palestine problem acceptable to both Jews and Arabs, he will recommend the United
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    BRITONS GO TO DOMINIONS
    34 8 LONDON. June 20.— Mr. Patrick Gordan-VValker. Undersecretary for Commonwealth Relations, has told the House of Commons that 150.000 Britons have emigrated to the Dominions in the last two vears.- U.P.
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    OLYMPIC STARS
    67 8 photograph). jihotoftraph). -1 Itmm Of 34 tag b**n chose,, to r<p,ncnt Australia nt the •Tm/ contest and athhZ t hampi,.n Hrrb XcKenlfy. >t he Austrian At hie tin Liampwnsnips held nt Melbourne. Aus f ralian official Picture at vt akotC4 Peter Mullms, a 2] year-old physical teacher n}
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    Lana Unimpressed By British Press
    152 8 h RANK CRT, GERMANY. June 19. Lana Turner turned a fclamorri?* cold shoulder on Great Bi\ ain's press today and squealed that it was antiAnierican "I was <ery disappointed" she said. '»t is the worst press I iver saw in my life." We don't like
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    338 8 Germany excluded f rom >,"• the war. now have a party and no nce The new pSSil^St^^ qu.etly in March this year wh™ L^ nouncement, a new Berlin n,« h ut P Zeitung." pubUshed Mder Q?? th began to appear Ul>sian ll( Wc( In more vaya than one. the
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    GIFT FOOD PARCELS
    56 9 Thr people of Johunnrnhurq an temdma thnmtmud* ,t „itt t i of Britain. The presentation 0/ food jli N t li, KT* 1 shown m tht putun above. krVanDi >„« T „i r aslmir l!t B«lmg k speaks to o*4 J,e %Umer* Mr B. B S^m^SS^SffiS y"'
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    Truman's Tour Criticised
    191 9 ton lim.- .'.i I ii V»n4 •Michi K ar.i chairmj i t>( Ou on hi. i "'•ft rrvtauM'i n !l tin couatr -ivin- political v "on at ruoimi-t vvi.r, th.Govrrnmont ifcould bi on Uh- Job in w.i hin] ton w*i th, first time m Um rmmory of
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    37 9 PARIS. June 19. Appioxnatcly 500.000 workers .n metal. automobile ami an oiaft plants in Pans region yesterday quit work for one hour in a demonstration gene-al strike called by the Commun -tleci General Federation of Labour. U.P.
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    307 9 and who began divorce p'.oceedinga against her Birmingham husband. Thowai Clarke, in March. She wrote that she and hei husband disagreed on the day she and other Soviet wives flew to Britain. She wanted to rePinter at the hotel as a Soviet citizen. She said she wanted to spend
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    Chinese Dollar Dives Again
    161 9 SHANGHAI, June 20. The Chinese dollar took Mother plunge this weekend with the blackmarket rate ijuoted at 12,400,000 c.vc to ivs, Commodity prices Jumped proportionately although strid control ;.ruj threatened punishment kept the retail price of ne< at the 10 million CNC <u>\l.".t ceiHng. Prices (»t
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    71 9 FRANKFURT, .run.- 19 Seven) y i .s. tin raft And almost M many PreßCk plants yerterday swooped an<i «t 1 v**»i ovei dummy Uu^eti near Fr. ricb^hafea m Boutli Germany In i '.s.-Fn-nch banMng ewci else, a small proup <>t B>3wi iSupci Fortresa bonracra) fran Furstenfi Idbruch aii i aw,
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    S. A. Union Day
    35 9 Ifi Lei) Endami. H<ih Commissioner n» tkt Union <>' Sn,,th Africa, and Mrs. Lcif Efichind. receiving guests at a reception 'it tfc South Africa Bouse, London, on r* occasion of Union Dni/.
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    DANUBE TALKS ON JULY 30
    98 9 MOSCOW, Jura- 20 The Soviet Union, the United States Britain and Franc have agreed that the Danutr conference should be held on July SO m Belgrade, the \uKo/lav capital the Soviet Foreign Minister announced yesterday. i t was also agn-ed Mia, Austria would attend to
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    38 10 SHANGHAI tezi ring i j trailed city i :av as force unit* t f fd th« l aim i iiv n jj way <•:•' C p< rta last in rr. unisi i Pro-govern; it dared 1 I ta
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    Potato Beetle Causes Concern
    65 10 WASHINGTON, Juno 19. T.( L'nlted .Nations Food an<* Agriculture Orpnnization ha? eccived unoflldal reports that the Colorado potato be<»tio i> ?^inin<x ground throughout Western Europe fiom Portugal to Russia and as fai .^outh is Czechoslovakia. The pest wa.s not pioblon; until recently, but it is culling
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    55 10 LONTfA. m si m ill India M Ushei de and Mr. C als< ft! fl I ndon airp fl ternoor their return |H eond I DCW Ail |^H G vice in a jl alt a:..: 'fl by thl li and M S general 9 In India an I Among
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      317 10 loMiirs: l'\<li!sf\r lo ihe Morning Tribune! m v r BULCATI! MV HESYtfES.AHDWSRfAi >OWER\ V'eCUSE ME MPRUGGL& YhOIV SMOKE'' LOO* AT 1 I[ V THE CHAIKMA\ Of THE \WE A9E UP AGAINST HE s\ BI>7iRXINDrH!SOkTH£\THISAII4.S..*K££P l* i> *lk----U^ CHAMBER Of (T>MMEJ*L'£ GCV ALL THI &UVIN£SS POOR WHEN i CAME I >
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    "The Good Listener"
    1400 11  -  Dorothy Averill tTeby's Complete Short Siory y By M itmrted H pi«i H [uite un..:ng and I- 1 1 ut all V in modim :>-Af for i ben he I ho W ?J r *ha| .V(HIIJ Directori tier he or s nes w.mld c \v rk Manage;
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    BIDAULT URGED TO RESIGN
    149 11 !'i^ Juar 21 r 1 tuu Urgi Btdanli j- n t>\ vhleti t Na I > pmblj ap HD U Mil! ;i pru foi rotate 4 many, th e mpaper i (i "it ki nme I a the i oi \v« urn Europe H i!n| to
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    KOREAN COLONEL MURDERED
    94 11 SEOU3 June 20 MaJ (icn William 6 Doan, Areerlcui military Governor of South Korea, flea to hoju Island to invettig it'" personally the murder on Friday morning 1 1 ;i Km rean con tabular^ colonel The victim. Cot. P.tk Shin Kjrung, was ihot and Rilled at 3.15
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    RUSSIA AIDING CHINESE REDS
    78 11 WASHINGTON, June 20 Chen i.i-i u. Vice-president ol the Legi latlve Yuan, laid y.hfcrday thai he had dlrecl proof thai ftu »i« H living aid to Ihe ChWeie Cora jmuni*Ui H« made th« it«t< 1 men< to tin press In Ihe pre scnc( "i Ambaj sad
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    ROBERT COOTE GET NEW ASSIGNMENT
    706 12 NEWS FROM J. ARTHUR /U AA London. June 9. BTDNET Box announces th.it I Robert Oootc hr.s been assigned the role of Captain Williams La his latest Gainsborough prod ictlon Onco I'pon 1»: ID which Google Withers. Gn- i Jones and Quy MuUiioto.- r. esstve
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    681 13 the Mai- nation r CtllV H m.co i.so DJt I i('.'25 50.00 52.00 Mi: *»•"> R k:: 1,130 1.150 ft) 1 70 lb0 cd ■g: j 1.70 1.80 Cd ■jfc-wer.cs 24.5O j 25.00 xd Blister Ksar-k 54.00 55.00 p He: I 3.00 3.10 Bcio:; i- Co. K7
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      721 13 I '"•<" an outburst of anrrv -oscntmont as hot and wui^ *reijd as anyth.n, Wl Even those who so recently "Pounded the desirability of protecting the 'Tight to strike" nave joined in the condemnation of this parliamentary coyer of positive and negative policies which have
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      231 13 ine sago noui i lai ket continui d t( wards the weekend and businesf foi Siah fl^ui wt r• >rd< d up to $18^ vhen some 800 I wrere taken up by Indian firms. Son* i toch ol Llngga floui ivhicli had a; lived earli( i In
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      RUBBER FIRM
      52 13 The Rubbei market was rery tteady throughout Saturda with few sellers In evidence. Closing pricea were B No l Juim FUM uyera. 46 '>, Belle M No 2 June RBB i.v, 4.V, NO. 3 .Jur:< RBB 11 'h 41 July Sept. • 10 i O.D. ii 1 1
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      WORLD TO GET MORE RICE
      63 13 WASHINOTON June 20 a two pei eenl increase In 1 world rice production attrl buted mostly to Mgg< acreage in India wti repon united state partm eni i: v Icultun her tod i p, ,ctl till, howew four pei x the avei igi prewai product!
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    Parker Goes To Wimbledon As Men's Singles Favourite
    369 14 WIMBLEDON, Jane 20. The cream of the v.Hd's amateur lawn tenni> players will bejjin the 62nd contest for the Wimbl *don championships, regarded as tantamount to the world title, at 2 p.m. on Monday. Tlm United Matti p':* t vI; with the
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    Holden Wins From Record Field
    102 14 LONDON. June 19 I T Holden (Tipton Harriers), the VTiateu*- Athletic Association marathon champion, won the Polytechnic marathon over a CQUffW fiom tho grounds of Win«isoi Custle to Chtswick to»ay in record field of 144 covering ihe distance in 2 his 36 mins 44 6
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    Sailors Meet In Softball Game
    226 14 A softball match between the Canadian ships Manx Itarftftf and Lake Manitou now in Singapore was played on Saturday afternoon to an exciting e!o?e on the Singapore Police Training gto tm Manx If a i li» m winning by D 5 runs to 4 score.
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    QUEEN'S CLUB TOURNAMENT
    69 14 on* don. Jime IP Th« scratching of John Bromwich from the tournament gave Bob KalKcnouig <± waiK-ovvr inti the final of London gisufl Nliri championships at the Queen's Club. Bromwich strained his instep earlier in the tournament and the injury was aggravat- e<t oy continual play. Doctors,
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    WARRANT FOR NAI PRIDI
    173 14 BANGKOK. June 20. Extradition warrants for the tor- j mer Premier and Elder State*- man. Nai Pridi Phanomyang. and his personal secretary. Naval Lieutenant Vacharachai. will be asked for any country harbouring the two men, wanted foi questioning in the mysterious death of King Ananda wo
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    LABRIOLA BEATEN
    88 14 •Trilmne Staff Rf porter There were two knock-out elections out of the five wrestling matches presented at the Happy World Stadium, last night In the main event, Son of Kong defeated Labriola by two falls to one in the eight round. Gi egoi defeated Gorilla Wong by two
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    KING KONG WINS
    84 14 1 King Kong beat Prince Bhu Pindor who was disqualified in the third round of the main ovent of the wrestling t ard presented at the Great W^rld last night. A!i Riza Bey beat Jon Morro by two falls to one in the fifth rounn, Curly Connors
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    Currency Reform In Germany
    224 14 BERLIN. Juno 19 Tie tone awaited cur renc reform in the three western zont-s of Ormany will start on Sunday but" not in the non-Soviet sectors in Berlin the Sritioh. French and American authorities announced l^L a tense Germany lajt night fn preparation for the exchange
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    TURKEY PROTESTS TO BULGARIA
    75 14 ISTANBdL. June 20. The Turkish Government is sending a not*! to the Bulgarian GovernI meat protesting against an atI tack by aimed Bulgarians on the Tuikish village of Kalkanso^.u. it was tepotted ht ie. Rv ports said between 50 and 1 6C armed Bulgarians attaoKed the
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    261 14 SHEFFIELD. June t a u;AIXSr YORKSHIRE w:i m 1 m BATUItDAT. j 41 the close of p!:u fo,.*, Mrt wtra 17 foi no o> Tlt Australians' tot: I v •••*>»■ til4!l t| > likely at one .ita<rc of il». W* rix men «m out for |£g Miller wis «£jm
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    172 14 AMSTERDAM Ini., g 11 tj| tnerlumh irn four itronjregt ho key jTtei a ni-a-l oi the u!i ch Oiympii vided by the >-.." Hockey v- pj a meeting Bte'i entry ha* ->'• t) ttpte»l t.v Ihf foui li ai lowi Pool A [n-tli Argnntin i M Polan Pool B
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    76 14 Hukbalahap amn W j nom> tre ai pi s■• m i qineily. Piiilipp:«« C M t tiu-y ißtelligexicc fl cate tocreaaiag t^| Vit.^s i»» Cent:.' 1 L fl BUiat:aii pravln i Some 150 BuJs > 4 t'va Bcija bai ]H slaughtering c» a >* "J the armed fro j|
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    Singapore Civilians Ban Hone Kong By 8 Wickets
    720 15 ICivittMM beat the Hong Bong Crick* MMg by the comfortable margin 4 t Of 47 runs when they went in for their ong Kong fared little better than they were all out for 91 just after |«Cfc H lling with 3 1
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    DEFEAT FOR CHQ FARELF
    53 15 The Indian Association defeated the G. H Q- Farolt by four wickets it cricket at the lanolin Barracks yesterday. The G.HQ. batting Bl»t were aU <>ut for 102. with Major Salmon <38» and 8TNugara (27) the major coB tributors. The Indians passed in«' sco,,, With tour
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    Hat-Trick At Lords By Deighton
    379 15 LONDON, Jhm M a hit the foatuft m, ;l v cricket m •roken weatlMi rave rally the up,,,-, ati the imbrfci 1 -Hvns.ty 1 I( r iri^ lean bowline H -«'-«n. B Pryef and w ithi wr|th Mceeaaive bails two jrorken and a third hall
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    272 15 Good bowling by rirlwn who tnnk even wickets for 4L' mn.x for Combined Chaflfgi was the feature In yiitniltj'j cricket match against the Ceylon Sports Club played at Changi prison grounds. The ChangJ team won bv three vicketi and 45 runs The Ceylonete
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    CAMBERAS' ROLE IN CRIME WAR
    670 16 CAMBERAS' ROLE IN CRIME WAR Malava has probably the finest equipped criminal photographic laboratory in th? Far East. containing all the latest apparatus available for the fight against crime. This photographic branch of the Ontral Criminal Reeistry situated in Kuala Lumpur is able ro deal with all aspects of photography
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    586 16 IPOH. June 20:— A sensational race aeainsr tim fl awed Peraj, to score a fine 99-run victory**^ sZnlo'r on the padang U* evening dismissing the visitors^ t ba:sman only eight minutes before the final time «ff b»t»men w«^ dl»mi^d for *<*»! of
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    229 16 'Tribute Staff R" t »M Mr Ezekiel Edwaid of Mussry BroChen ol Road, and son of Mi an J. S. Muatry. was man Miss Gam: a Menashl at the Chesod El Syu Oxley Rise. Sir.-j.iport 1 day evening. The father of the 'conducted the servitt Jack Solomon,
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    39 16 PITTSBrR<.H strike called for by 18.500 produ. nine plants of th Company of U J postponcxl for o intervention MI Conciliation Se Murray. P^f u f j g ress of WgJgJ S J tionsandthe Uni kers, announced K
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