Morning Tribune, 22 June 1948

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    11 1 MORNING TRIBUNE m> ri> s I* CENTS xY JUKI 22. IMS.
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    GUNMEN KILL MALAY GUARD, WOUND ANOTHER
    299 1 (From Our Own Reporter n-VE 21. ONE MALAY FOREST HANGER m \ND ANOTHER WOUNDED BY CHl- THIB MORNING NEAR TROtfOH. I body woj The othtt shot as :tV shoot- ing. Tilt gunmen rani cto body of tho <i.M i ranger, removing cash, a gold
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    NO POLIO AGAIN
    29 1 NO POLIO AGAIN poUomyettHi or JJ h from the dteeaat reB J rterda* l h e Cart jwllo-free day m c total numII I mains n* 97 ai v
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    WEST PART OF S'PORE GETS BLACKOUT
    101 1 lieu West and the iris oi Singapore turn of one of «t blackouts last EUICC with the ient'l scheme najor blackout future one?. <:roa? arTectl power -witched ofY. m til ai Lite as 11 leiera i m the East city had already black out
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    Who?......Me?
    37 1 Who?...... Me? KUSADBB, Nmc Jer- J Police of anitMMncnf i •nd Bobby 6, \>aniierinlf m a crowd, i i <t. BOHMjff" I*?, s Hot lost", the I iid, "Bur; fit- 1 i.s. fl ated tht father U.P.
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    Jap Torturers Convicted
    100 1 Jap Torturers Convicted tokio. June 21. An American Eighth Army military coumiMion m Yokohama today sentenced two Japaneseto hard labour terms f or beating and torturing man" Australian and other Allied prisoners of w*r at Pukuoka prison camp m Kyushu island Ex-Lieutenant Kenzo Yamada. camp commandant. was sentenced to 18
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    TWO SMALL FIRES YESTERDAY
    46 1 Lea] short circuit ilsea of the May--1 Battery Road at r m. yesterday rei ngine from the Ire Brigade rushne. However, a put out before f the engine. CjjJ* the afternoon the ffwigade put out a small X* t:: at 12$ milestone
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    UNO HEADQUARTERS MAY MOVE TO EUROPE
    113 1 UNO HEADQUARTERS MAY MOVE TO EUROPE I UCE BUOCEBB, June 21 The United Nations plan toi establi^hms a permanent mbm m the United States has betn loan for the conitruction oi urn world capital. u-w«i It might lead to by the General Assembly nfove the United Nations to Europe. «u.i-i-
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    FEDERATION-WIDE HUNT ON FOR REDS
    435 1 FEDERATION-WIDE HUNT ON FOR REDS L OW. GQ INTO HIDING KIM \TI"-'" r Wn Xt -l'"".r. :!lll »'«t sympathisers t llm lnls:s (*<«n- In Belangor ulone, they took The raids ore mil continuing The Tribun. learns that many known Commum<t>- probably all of them and own nonCommunist members of some
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    DATO ONN UTTERS WARNING
    434 1 DATO ONN UTTERS WARNING In an interview yesterday Data Ov.n Bin la- A far, M<n-tri-Bei \r of Johore. told tht I Tribum that the tituatkm hi the Whole Of M'riaya |C 0« undoubtably grate* and that it MNM nn fa.tt/ t**k thi polic* h id §4 I fh' m« Ivea
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    CHINESE FIRED ON, KILLED
    104 1 (I rum Our Oun Reporter lI'OH, .Inn.' 21.— Another fatal shooting occurred at the M' milestone llftoiiK li< >a«l. K .u ii i.i r. m the rarl> hours of Nenterdiiv innrniiiK nli n an iiiiKnoun Chinese was 1 1 r i upon four times No one
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    Uncertainty-Main Cause Of Planters 'Nervousness
    273 1 (Tribune staff Reporter) It is no secret, nor is it any good trying to lnd< i the act that many of Ufl planters arc unnerved —not became Ot the > r.nfortunato people who have already paid with their litd by remaining at their posts, but
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    PLANTERS' WIVES TO REMAIN
    82 1 (From Our Own Reporter) JOHORE. June 21. The wives of planters m Johore have decided to remain with their husbands and not evacuate to places of safety. Among planters also, the talk of evacuation la going down As most Of them are now afned. they prefer
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    Arab Advisers For The Count
    100 1 RHODES. June 21. Four Arab experts arrived here to day and went to the Crusader Castle which eives a s head quarters far Count Folk" Bernadotte, United Nation Palestine ,mediator Four Jewish experts aft expected tomorrow lhe.se eight men are nor empowered to Defoliate on
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    Grandmas Join Teen-Agers In Anti-Illiteracy Fight
    340 2 Grandmas Join Tee n-Agers In A nti- Illiteracy Fight (Tribune Start Reporter) Angkatan Wanita Sedar (AWAS). women's sectioo of the Singapore brtndi <>f th* IfciJ ty Nationalist Party, is reported' v making MtfefftCt wy progress with us prognuoaM at ncial reJonn for the Malay masses. Tw anti-i!liter;io dttßltl »n the
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    DISCOVERED UNDER BED, VAGRANT RETURNED "BOOTY"
    182 2 DISCOVERED UNDER BED, VAGRANT RETURNED "BOOTY" Chu:i Seng, a Chinese youth oi 22 who pleaded guilty to a charge of househreaking and theft before Mr E. P. Shanks FirJt Magistrate and District Judge yesterday, was sentenced to nine months' r.i. It was stated that, on the n sht of May
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    SHE FELL OFF BUS, AND SUCCUMED TO INJURIES
    190 2 SHE FELL OFF BUS, AND SUCCU MED TO INJURIES An inquest into the death of a Chinese woman. Goh Siew Huah. was held at the Coroners Court yesterday. It was stated that on June 14. at about 9.20 p.m.. Siew Huah was travelling with her husband. Tan Tai Joo. m
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    Wesley Charity Concert
    110 2 Women members of Wesley Church and their friends are working hard at a variety concert which is to take place m Wesley Hall on July 7 anri 9. The concert is m aid oi the socla] service projects of the women's Society of Christian Serice. The programme
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    ACCUSED TELLS JUDGE HE WAS "FRAMED"
    204 2 A young Chinese. Chow Tuck Khong. who said he was a partner m a motor transport company, yesterday pleaded fo: leniency at the Singapore Assize Court where he faced two charges of unlawful possession of two revolvers and 28 rounds of ammunition. The arms
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    AMBULANCE RUSHES TO AID WOMAN
    79 2 A Municipal street ambulance rushed to the heart of Singapore's Chinatown yesterday to the aid of a Chinese woman at No. 42 Duxton HiU Road. She was alleged 10 have drunk caustic soda. She was taken to the hospital by :he ambulance. About the same
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    3 OPIUM RUNNERS GET 18 MONTHS R.I.
    196 2 3 OPIUM RUNNERS GET 18 MONTHS R.I. Three Chiaea wh ujJ guilt v to chart gal pmtfMlou of pium receive! Motcncei of eight mtha n gorous Imprisonment each a the Fust District stw day When Mr. I >..•.-■ Flrtt Magistral Lnrie Judge prosni. d N T g Koh Gu i
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    PERSIA AND HER CUSTOMS
    94 2 (Tribnnu Staff K. OTt*f '•Persian Customs' wj ihe subject of I very I ing talk given ytatt i»3 ing to an radio* persons at the V W C.A.. Canning by Mrs G U > zie. Mrs. S. M. Btfliwc skied. Combining goo-i charming periooallty delivery of
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    GRANTING OF ALL APs TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED
    112 2 tioni h^rd cjnenc. aieas In- I The reason fot this temporal v mapeufton li •nmmk tin ;x>iicv regaritaf the Import* of textiles from these hard currenc> areas is beir^ invest! ntod with the co-opeiation ot K&C tiade. Mi. Stutchbuty t\ >1 dined. //f ,vai<i
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    Protest Against Reduced Rates
    267 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A joint committee comprising nine unions representing 10 000 cargo workers, m a letter addressed to the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, yesterday protested against a reduction of cargo handling rates contemplated by the Singapore Roads Board after its formation. The letter, which
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    Berlin Tension Over Currency Reform
    219 3 FRLIN. Jun^ 20— Berliners were tonight .-measures to today's currency reform m \v i Qermaay, and the city was alive with Uw R**S4flM ornoolto postpone reform. Soviet announcement ..drte today or tomoi I* I B rtussiaa^ apd the M...J were '"<nown" tr» > to »^s»e
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    U.S. Youths Join National Guard
    148 3 Nrt'.ir-nr 1 uu..: i reeguttins <>ii;.. ea ht re >;•• lied their d v ..u.i.i eds i f youtas I .>..< hi ;ap the 19 M^rough 25 ytar draft vot< j v>\ CosLt'^s m a clcsina feOKrs. A i". •i nl] compromise fUr*ft bll exew
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    Two Revolvers Found
    48 3 (Tribtmt Wmfl Rtporta Two revolvers weie recover* Cd durin? the wvok-crul. One weapon, v .3* W«Wy and Scott. was Mcoveied by Buropcan civihan In a plot of tand ofl Havclock Road. it was trrapped In a parcel. The othrr ruh waa recovered by the Poiici
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    "Red Rocket" Dance
    103 3 The Red Rocket Badmin Party will hold Us annus social dance at Prince's Restaurant. Orchard Road, on July 3. '.unmi^nrin- at X p.m Pi-i/Ays wi i be distributed fof the ID4B tournament by the Patron's fTlfe, Mrs. Lit K<;k Liang. The following are the result* of the
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    Cabinet Action To deal With Dock Strike
    148 3 DON, June 21. The Cabinet, when ]t day, may discus* to dial with the 1 London strike -in 1 ver 15.000 men have work m sympathy who refused to handle urgo" without extra any derision to us, 1 1 unload ships will the
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    28 3 t anmnij bridesmaid ct «r ut\l<lt>t<i <it St. An- i Mitt Kmimeen <,t><*.,,, .'f i aud > itur Verdmgme, Thy bruit 'r,»*\n MM Miss Pa (kmik <ml Mr Leonard
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    Popular Army Officer To Leave Singapore Shortly
    430 3 11 m M with 1 expert- that imt rjeii eldest daughter torn during this period rri n (l1 thr,, Rtay. and Mrs l h »»ye to Major<teneraliiJ pit •■•i;':i. Mi- I- n ,r, >".M!. K-ru. 'm, ri(. of the 3<i lli i and
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    CLASSES FOR CLERKS
    54 3 v «eai< r memberi Lh Clerical Service, Me««rs. s. BlnJULuunby and h. M. Danker, have volunteered to conduct da^et m u« raj Oid»i. tor clerks m the da*a m pade rhc*€ interested are asked o atcemhic at vie &C&it Cameen < behind the Ooveronoiii Office*) on Thursday,
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    WEDDING AT JOHORE BAHRU
    41 3 l:\ wedding t<:ok pl'u-f vesiertlay at St. Christopiiti Church. J'iii<;ie Bahru. of pft. iuby Siiantha. youiiit-iiiL'ghit-r of tlic late Dr J. D Perinbam. and Mr. g. j. Rv lamant, A?sis!ant Editor ol ■-he Malayan Nanban. binga )ore.
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      42 3 SPOR TSMEN ARE PARTICULAR! ...i!i>:i why ilh se \porting items will oou A snapped up. MEN'S CREWE NECK SPORTS SINGLETS Sleeves m while colton $1.75 each •GOLF HOSE CREAM AUSTRALIAN ALL SIZES $1.75 n Robinson Co., Ltd. 'lv RafH s Place— Singapore
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    Breaking The Defence
    81 4 An incident m the Singapore Veterans vs. R.A.F. Tengah sorter match. The airmen icon bp 5— 0. The Singapore Veterans who last week met R.A.F. Tengah m a friendly soccer match at Julan Besar Stadium. The Vetermn* played a grand game but were beaten s—o5 0 by
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    "Glorious Future" Awaits India
    252 4 LONDON, June 20— Earl Mountbatten. last [^Viceroy and first Governor General of the Domin of India, m a farewell broadcast over New Delhi radio tonight on retiring from his post, de- clared a "glorious future" awaited India and that she was destined to fill a high
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    Social Welfare The Aim Of Every Reputable Government
    559 4 mm Report 1 1 M KULCCA Whi Ice* will a lotiM future vi 1^ i h r '.i mci ised *< :1 <1 1 ty, tilt y a. c Immedlat >- of exp< ndltiare and venue. Social weH 11 i-orv.nnjnity effort .iTnl
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    FOOCHOW FLOODS SUBSIDE
    115 4 SHANGHAI, June H. l ese reports from Fooclu.w -art flood waters m that city b*JJ subsided and more tn;m bodies have been recover* far. In what was reported as |M worst flood m 100 y^,.^ Mm river broke its gj^ crushing more than jw. houses. Initial reports
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      150 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK MAI.A* ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radiated on 486 metres In the medium wave band and 7200 kc/sec In the 41 metre band. From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Radiated on 485 metres only. From 3 p.m. to 6 pm. Radii
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      111 4 Kind of Music; 10.30 Eric Win- stone His Orchestra; 11.00 I Last News Summary Close Down. PROGRAMMES IN MALAY. 12.00 Programme Summary; 12.05 Musical Interlude; 12.45 News in Malay; 1.00 Close Down; 6.00 Programme Summary; 6.05 Children's Hour; 6-30 Sports Round-Up; 6.45 Musical Interlude; 7.00 Time Signal; 7.01 Nature's Corner;
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      146 4 1.00 news in Mandarin; Amoy Cantonese; 1.15 Open- ing Announcement Proi gramme Summary in Tamil with Signature Tune; 1.17 Ta- mil song; 1.20 News in Tamil; 1.30 Listeners' favourites; 2.00 Close Down; 6.00 Signature Tune, Opening Announcement Programme Summary in Mandarin; 6.03 Mandarin Request Programme; 6.30 Story telling in Cantonese;
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    Around The Town
    792 5 WITH VERA Ar?D[ \r//«v7 ..kins treated I"- un illuir.matthe Adolphi Hotel lay rvenmg. The ,ob The New «rhich is not to be thtHC -new look. .1 minute too soon I i the realities Of m u ge." faid ICn We ought to bj f |th tile strange
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Tropical Isle
    292 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Tropical Isle LomttH At>fnt,\ Mesttrs. Culm Turru r.. Ltd.. Talbut How*. 9S. St. Martin's Lane W C. I TUESDAY. JUNE 22. 1948. i Singapore is an island set m a tropical sea. The blue waters lap its coastline and palms sway m the distance. Our sky can
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    12 KINDS OF MEN WOMEN REJECT
    261 6 12 KINDS OF MEN WOMEN REJECT \Bi i t '> l ■:> ,i )hi tv tkt c d> i b» <!'■ •>/ tin IC9, i phpticatty :t! < iii> catt h h.< si band*. a tuittomridt p»»// hu li'it<in<\ b'ttitratU'U t>f Ptpchimtris&M Bntt.^h stnttti that th< i did 7 not
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    British Co-ops Nibble At Politics
    879 6 British Co-ops Nibble At Politics The $O~yc*T oil British co-op movement is demmulino on nter share m shaping national policy Prices cuts recently announced by Briton's co-openitive societies, \vjth their 10 million membership, have put their movement on the map m a big way. When th*» Government issued its White
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    30 HOUSES IN SIX WEEKS
    197 6 Experiments with a Meo. P— o outfll tnd a set of child. roil brick* hare tetptd hi. vt> H Hwii.lS,:Klh m ex-Ballty Bridgi Cteaock en- <: to revotuthmisc th«> Midland bull linu: Industry PVotr itn»se he arrived at the fun.it ittal pnnciplfs o< b s
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    OLD BONES
    53 6 NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. T he bir.e> of a 20-fv>ot long p!eslotattr, a prehistoric xeptfle which mhabiied the earth 150 i-OOOOu years ago. *ere unearthed from a l'.nu <tone quairy here. At the; ime the repiile died. nn*t of 3rituin was undersea and the remains were di eserved by becoming embedded
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    VILLAGE FOR SALE
    113 6 LONDON On« i ft show vil'ap stai i otatenhin La up f sa n oa-jsc its oirr.fi Bii I i Stott can no long* I i kt»op tt. "Like many others am h| <J inij taxed out of exisi mi am looking fo; a -:..i. place'", he
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    Schuman's Cabinet Still Intact
    210 6 PARTS. Pte n 1 1 r Ro appeared stronger than ever r»w »f**f Swh^mnn the cabinet split and weathetv 1 th* strike crisis In the meanwhile it wma learr.od reliably that Schuman ha* decided to Ueep his entire cabinet intact, including Foreign Minister George Bkiau't, dn«i
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      AMERICA KNEW OF RED ACTIVITY IN MALAYA
      329 7 AMERICA KNEW OF RED ACTIVITY IN MALAYA WASHINGTON rirvi AND MALAY/ STATIC I Their IntelliETenci this as Imminent aj mon tha had Indi f o,,, t op,, T ba.ssador to India and recently appoints Ambaasado! Greece, waj on, f lhf fir that the Communist ty were pinning consid intonsim-ation of
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      Alone & Broke ... But Happy
      91 7 Alone Broke But Happy v Middlesex). June ixter t5B). is a'one broke at his home He is suffering n mouiable lunp disease. happy. v> th.it his 14-year r Margaret will have chance than he d«d. i\, he stood on J too docks and waved to his daughter, who ling 'or
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      PROBE INTO DEAD MAN'S IDENTITY
      94 7 PROBE INTO DEAD MAN'S IDENTITY RS !UR. (Middle- j •'ahn print tests j ng cai lied out at Snt*s I latest effort •i >f Albert Welch. raJtavejrker, is the man whose remains len in a pood on Poicourse. Middlesex. H tudged fingerprint taken from the pood. U n<t\ to get
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      FIRE RENDERS 20,000 HOMELESS IN W. INDIES
      179 7 -T. a-UCIA, (British. West Indies), June blocks of buildings- weiv destroyed m Last apital of St. Lucia, by a fire during the rugni. buildings destroyed Include: owro omcea and major business hous s. No iosj is reporif^d, bm l 000 ;>r ths populati
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      Co-Founder Of Mail Order House Dies
      32 7 CHIC IGO, June Mr. A. U. Roebuck <>!• co-founder 01 the world i largest mail wdei house Bears Roebuck ana Co: ip my d re t<x';:y. U.P.
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      AID GOODS WILL FLOW TO EUROPE
      178 7 WASHINGTON, June L'<» A total of f»OO.tiOOOO woith oi Mil shall hi, l p) !.s will h.'^iti to flou to Buropc almost a! once an the rejuH of Preaidenl Trill., w'i dramatic week end victory m the Oongreaa battle ovei the Bavopaaa Recovery Programme.
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      JEWS READY TO JOIN PEACE TALK
      164 7 JEWS READY TO JOIN PEACE TALK LViv, Jui 20. i c >unt Ben ,-cstcrday that it v. i■! delegi I r, y V.. v tO <• Nt (>1 t! Palestine problem. [I v, thai »%erna- nitely decided not i try to &et th Irai and at tn< present f ti(
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      Woolwich Wants "Ernie" Bern
      22 7 N 20. l:: .inviting Ernwt B< i •A Iwl H parliameni At the ge m i.';> w< Reuter
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      Nuns Back From Red Territory
      49 7 n NTSIN Ju lm ricau Bvi Canadian on Br; I.: and Four Catholic nun hav< hi lienUin from rj .v viu ret) ey r vi d mont.i: j] were m good heal h bui taken to th o&piial hen immidiatei* upon i:.-.. arrival U.P.
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      YES, INDEED!
      79 7 I y, n i m b" I ni'i pttit i i '>"'" > ,i td nai thtt i font} kain Wntlt motm ll* >ut th* m THEY ARE Tli\: MOfil BKAI TIFVL SOB IK PARIH Apptirfnty th* yttttb „i- ,i i, f I' •> hair I,' i N
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      AIR-RAID SIREN'S SCREECH WHEN DE GAULLE SPEAKS
      39 7 \',rtl fort* i Gaulh ricf turnifift V" iiii'in. 20.000 /<•■■/' Hn fit r.nuVi h, hind th* nli ■< > foil ill thru nit „ii' s link > WhfM thi i ii ill i a tain Reuter
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    BURMESE BOXERS FOR OLYMPICS
    42 8 LONDON. June 20. The Olympic Association of Burma has selected Myo Thant. flyweight, and Saw Hardy, bantam, to represent Burma at the Olympic boxing tonrnament m London. The team will leave Burma by air on July S.- U.P.
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    HEARD HE WON £6,000 WHILE IN PRISON
    213 8 S I)S KY Ju n 21.- Ha r, .hi Jmck (itah'nn. aijtd V- Xcwtoirn, Sudtu n. Wtto S<>uth W'ti't hand the tuxes that }w had MM <» tt£os hitt* i v irA V >»• wo< hi <f rr// (»r «t t>ol,;c Hmtkm "»j
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    Interesting Contests In British Boxing
    358 8 London J::rv 19. The lightweight situation m BlitMl kag imKi^ pronifc of iomc interesting conurt.^ m the ncai future and Billy Tnompson. the British and British Empire lightweight champion, li Ukely to find himself defending his title* gainst a worthy chal- [<. pei next winter.
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    Subs' War Exercises
    77 8 LONDON. June -0 Submarine: from h< mebased Botlllta a ill begin ;heir two wee<cs, intensive summer war exercises m the Irish Sea ana the NortO West approaches 00 Monday, the Admiralty announce*. The exercises will provide training tor submarines and surface forces under conditions as similar to
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
    19 8 UNKNOWN UNKNOWN j a ooq from health that I ale tor lg here F tally Li Health Oftcehere Reuter
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    Jews Recruit In London
    45 8 U')NDOa'. Juno i«, n Bntibh Fo.-pn oft* v v I' .te^tocxl v, ay to h, tor action a^nst i crgnmsatH,;, with head n uh.ch. a. a n.wspa, report, I. tal Jowi«.. ighting am an,i s.n.i.n, then KU^ane n y an v:.
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    INTERPOR UNKNOWN
    120 8 INTERPOR UNKNOWN The $>nganore rtWft/»n.«. r tkd uickfts. Lt ft picture i' tkod stump*. Thr ftcturt on tkt right I flu P by <*Jk comfortable niarnn of *ioht |tolof( a baff. £Y i* Wong, if beMnd f^^ 5 «ii:-' ':"H aqmtt&t the Smyaport civilians on At fßfi, M. M Little.
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      75 8 TiIXION Mercantile Institution 209, Queen Street, Phone 237 *tudy m your spare time:— Shorthand: (Pitman and Greg*) Book-Keeping: Ele mentary and Advance. Prac tical English: Elementary Intermediate and Advance Mathematics: coaches fur any pubic exam. THE PEN witJT J^j ALL THE GOQVmm Precision built tvlly gjiaroate**. jM I^K Beoatiiyl JtoJled
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    Parker Favourite For Wimbledon
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    70 8 Amsterdam, June 20. Dutch selected team defer Great Britain'! probable Olympic football side by two goal: to one m the Olympic ■tedium here today. The score was one caen ai halftime. The match, watched by I capacity of 65.000 formed gar* |of the "Olympic day"
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    59 9 ISLINGTON, June 20 discrimination agai.* jc.-.a were made la the Senate yesterday when a bil] to admit 205.000 di. placed penoni from Europe was passed. It was claimed that although Jews constitute 20 per cent of the displaced persons m the occupation zones today, their proportion before Dvc.
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    46 9 H M June 21 Some I tow as Ch h;,> mtherto taken ;t death toll 4 h accord n« Chlneae reporti i trin Th« material damage H ten tati-ely estimated .n i,. foul md iivr thousaiHi m 11 <.r Uhinege iJollars Reuter
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    18 9 land. women o wn ivortd be seen wjrfhe^ fy will b. the International Reuter
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    Louis Confident of Beating Walcott
    159 9 S N that if Jera j Jo could iot beat him ioj I •r. ho I even cham ol turning the trick next Wedm at I i v. n i SU dium. The champkm asked, "if he couldn't lick me when I w n't my
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    113 9 X;<luy. June 120. Tho ->.- i committi c i f th Boa' i Wai s Lawn nni Asj«ociation has refiwd to allow I .Vis rup playeia to [n exhibition mat b** the WhiU City court* (Bydney on Sunday June 27. i V is Cup
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    93 9 a i polio vr. at U Pal i lium tonight for tin.ii London ,i| ana t.i. i Won t.ii WfhOM r< ii pt i rivalled Daaay k.i>. w.is not able '<> extend his tw •reeks' itay, Md although U "I<J Ottt for turn; ht dayi
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    45 11 USB NGI I>N June 20. > < Of Re- issed and i corapro- .:ion bill the year r.\ hid i* aix)Ut c>" the prcatk> budget ttes.— KrufclN Soviet bayonets I ff the ling t I *e I'ltlces R indscttaa, ncwspjtpot laiu utgo. aBTOfIC kUnr— Reuter
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    112 11 GERMANS TO LIVE ON WEEKLY EARNINGS Frankfurt June ft) t >oand of coffee, v ".00 btackmai u«t tnai >Oi t* <ilv so'.j for i I late yesteiiiay. IV average German have to !.vo on mtm\ »-acl» week. He wili h,. foi monoy instead of goods, because theiv othei way of
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    103 11 LONDON, J'.m* 20 Rratfnian. the Australian cri capt.i'n. this evealng cotnpleti one of the bippe.ct mt< gra| jobs cf his career t of 3.500 tricket bat* to be sent to A fttl week. Tho bats are part of i slg-nmont of 7.500 for .V I
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    113 11 NEW YORK. June 20.— The film star, lngrid Bergman, will 1 By to England for a five-month* ■>tay m Europe, during aiiicli I she plans to visit Fran md Sweden and make a picture In England. The picture will bo railed "LTnder Capricorn, and
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    114 11 M a festival adver"r:!^ unity I v reported wrested iging mas« exercises X 1:it: cjonllrmed inresta and reported the pwrerSneSt clamped down on the campaign I protests to the r oflnw H the toammoU] roan gynmasticd pi !lI(1!;il v lent Bei 01 »ti s■ng m ihe
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    57 11 Rhodes, /one i 1 -Leaders )t the Jewish and Arab comnraniUes m Rhodes stood side by Bide under the pulpit m the red tiled orthodcm evangelisi church here today us the mtn politan oi Rhodes !<- lc > thousands In prayer for the success of the
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      120 13 LOND 0 X, June 20 A Pakistan-bound Lancastrian aircraft which Was detained at Undin airport yesterday took off today, when it was learned the delay was du e to points concerning the crew's licences. The airliner was one of twi Lancastrians bought from Trans-Canada Airlines by Aeronautical
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      94 13 SHANGHAI. June 21. In spite of a ceiling price i 10.000.000 dollars per pi cul lixed by the Municipal iUtholities the best grade of white rice was Quoted at $13,000,000 thla m|-n:ng-a new record high. To cope with the situation. Mayor X C Wu is
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    247 14 Greek Amy's All-Out Effort To Smash Rebels ATHENS, JUKI€ 20 The Qreek Army started an all-out offensive today. The i reatest Oreek Army otr- nslve since the ks routed the Italiam m IHt siartoci tonight In the grim peaki of Qrammot Mountains along the Albanian frontier. Th« Greek driv*; was
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    53 14 WINDSOrw, Juik T» v. •ie Dulu ot Mn- rickel team. xike got 13 rum befon ftu^hi tnd bowled ly erh At Bucli i i < ,i i:^.M was p;ayed at t ht Kinff* pnv.u. cricket ground heft. Tlm Royal HouwlwM gut 73 n.r..- and tr.-' DuKe'a
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    EXTRA TICKETS FOR OLYMPICS
    63 14 LONDON. June 20.— Extra tickets for all Olympic eVJBtI be av•iilla^»^t' m London for •ia general public, because i....ny countrio have been una to take full quotas, a \\>mr».v> official sa;d tonight. It is expected that the public Mill be able to buy 45 per tent.
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    126 14 Bi nnnj I urn 20 •n!fstntaiiv« board v»f ii. "iiu! Ui ■< tattoo i«\ c Mtn« tn nan m i M ►at oi Brit U rt i"» <H' .r< n.Lcddcd today, v;, ,<:i ov« rhtJming luaioj k ol j '..ikr pait m th«> Lftbom (Jn\ i
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    251 14 time Yi>rk, June 20.— Joe is'iiU-s and J- »<>t.y Jut ctxt, whf> ore hn*h h. tkinr icay up from obscurity o/«ri pcitrty. u'tu cUis/i urn»» fu>- irorW h*'*iTwt<v»kt < hontptunship on Wednesday i« ikr ring ru'tirst tkui Mn< fTlrvici'Kint tight qfHM f*»f L"MUv-Biilw
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    754 15 IMPORT FIXTURE fIV iM. THKIR SECOND MATCH THF sn\ WE PAHANG YESTERDAY, T||,v BifiAINSX THE COMBINED SERVICES, THE £ko>< cricdi xi pi;t it another t£j&snSQ FREFORMANCE. 1^;^,,,.. The SerW*la L«»nrh with l!>0. ;.-,llenl lead f^ n V«|.. liVntlnnlnp.. Itn *n>:»r u.T^/lrau-n.
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    109 15 W play morrow uid Frl T(fla v the Rover n k Samy. &ytd i >:nail Hassan, itohiood Mohd and Omar Hamzah. T.-mn. the team will be Thamby, Mth■nood Ohant A. Aziz, m Nor- 'or, H M S. Abdullah' Uyman Jtfftr, William Bimon \-vian Uass, En g Kce.
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    411 15 The Changl Airmen are making a determined bi'l for F.rst Division honour?. Meeting the Malays [n the .second round of the Lengrue at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, the KAF scored a clear-cut 4 1 victory. The Malays won the first round They might
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    282 15 i iwm n if, hari M.rM..-|... •UMf, Of paW tribut tn v I ten. Urn Of -I,: and rnrrfy lhc 1 Of on. who tl.o::,;!, lo [ndia N J»w ««W belong to he. ami .'""'i'/ w.»rk In spin! that i l*W down m the
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    63 15 The Second Divi ilon U > locoei match between the Ba c Group R B and the Chl- am, i. tic chedul* d foi play at Geylang Stadium t, rd i waa I"' i< <i<l A draught match between th. Chine p Swimming Club and the Singapore Civil
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    422 16 Facts, Figures Revealed In SI T. 20- Yr. Report Applications for accommodation at Improvement Trust Houses have been received at an average rate of 25 per day during 1947. and. during the last three months of the year, at 50-60 per day. This is revealed
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    22 16 PARIS. June 21.— M. Emi!? Bollaert. French High Commissioner for Indochina, left Saigon by air for Paris at dawn today.
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    81 16 Sheffield. June 21, Yorkshire, meeting the Australians here today on the resumption with their match against the tourists, uvre ill out for '206 when their flrtt innings ended at tea time L Hutter with 39 and E Lester with 31 were Yorkshire*!! highest scorers. Toshack,
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    55 16 NEW YORK. June 21. -Jack Kramer followed his victory m the professional singles lawn tennis championship against the holder. Bobby Riggs. yesterday by winning 1 the doubles m partnership with F. Pancho Segura of Ecuador. Kramer and Segura beat the title-holders Riggs and Don Budge. 4—6.
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    42 16 HELSINKI. June 21 The Finnish long distance runner. Mikko Dietanen. established a new world record for the 30 kilometres when he covered the distance m one hour 40 minutes 46.4 seconds, lowering his own world record by 3.4 seconds.- Reuter
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    40 16 PIANIST ON AIR TONIGHT Miss Kathleen Setn. j well-known Binf»P° TC p l^ l who has broadcast fr mHo Kong, will be !f«£"J2J right m -Personally P^ in B the -Tuesday Mag^ programme t*° m "T Malaya. BingaiK re, p.m.
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