Morning Tribune, 24 June 1948

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE v i< Bmrlml 10 CE.Y7V--a il»m 1948.
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    56 1 Myi YiiryKG (second from left' Bmgmforf§ Imm K,V tht World Olympics. um§ the gueti 0/ j.vtu given by the Sinyaport Sports W 7 esday (vcniti'j. Valbtrq. who uill compctt event m the Olympus m v*!l v th< ttC I fJb« Wtf* ju>;i;j jm fftp VTftif< CWy AAA IOOV6 today f>>t
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    News Battle Jews, Cature Seafront
    426 1 News Battle Jews, Capture Seafront TEL WIN. June 23. Irgun Z\>ii Leumi gunmen, m a batif Jew* against Jews, were reported early today to have itedthr .ntire northern seairont of Tel Aviv from Haganah |l«fcl \-st«rday shelled and %et fire to an Irjfim ammuniind immigrant ship perched offshore. 7: Inc
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    VARSITY REPORT APPROVED
    56 1 VARSITY REPORT APPROVED l of the Carr--1 rt on University Malaya was conBt n solution passed unI the Alumni Asso- Edward VII CoiNe at its annual held yesterday Department of General Hospital. recorded its i the sympathetic of the aspirations of Malaya shown ssion m making ttions." There- conveyed to
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    97 FOR MECCA
    14 1 pilrrrms for nfttk unon the us, when she the Singapore morning,
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    PANDIT FOR PARIS
    35 1 -HI. June 23. 1 ahurlal Nehru, Minister, will eG> ton delegation to Assembly of the JJ* na meeting m Ptembof 21, it was roed here today. away from India ■'•e weeks. Reuter
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    POLICE GUARDS KEEP EYE ON CASH AS WORKERS ARE PAID
    125 1 Dram In Singapore Office rrHbNNC Staff Begrter) ft Koh Police gUtrdi were postiMj :n m« F t tl)ivl for the the liquidator for theW \JffJS**s* t() l 0 past two dayi when some $40.00 were g Q j^ male and
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    WAR AGANST RIDS INTENSIFILD MILITARY ACTION TO FOLLOW KL CONFAB
    659 1 WAR AGANST RIDS INTENSIFIED MILITARY ACTION TO FOLLOW KL CONFAR follow mil tary t(tivit > JS "VMM to rda^ -^Ig conference 3 Kuala the Ji i! Und militliry imd ■S^tJflM on The military are statod to pMMM MtfMte strn^th to BMet any challenge to the Government, but it .s retOflM
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    MORE MILLIONS DOWN DRAIN?
    111 1 ION|»O\. 2.5. < a|>ltal «\|m iKtldir,. „n tn# \:i\h! MS sin,. »hr war has amounted to CI.fiOO.OOO, \fr. W. J. r wanls. Ixii or „f Hi.- ■nira!t.\, said m a I'arliamtntary r«|>|y fo^a^. This ImMn ivhHhilitaU<»n. Mr. MwardN .h,l not r« ply uhtn fWHMM Srollan (l-ahour)
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    THE LONG VOYAGE (FROM) HOME
    52 1 iTnbHtu Staff Reporter) A tug. towing a 720- ton floating crane reach- ed Singapore on Tuesday after an 8.000-mile voyage irom San Francisco. The tug carries crew <>t 18. under the command of 1 Greek captain. The tug and crane are °n their way to
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    STARS AND THE PRESIDENT
    113 1 NEW YORK, June fe— Cosmic psychologist Niclih'.j'.s Devote MMMttei the »tars nn;l announced that Do«fkM Mac Arthur is the only candidate of presidentia! tinib-r available to the Kepubiuans. Devon*, PreaMeafl of the Astroloj;ic R»'s«'arch Society, said that if Mac Arthur pen nominated nnd elected, he "would
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    RUSSIAN RUNS AMOK
    79 1 VIENNA, June 23. -A Russian soldier with three submachine guns last night killed a French member of the Vienna International police patrol, wounded Russian and American members, and forced a British lance-corporal to drive him to the American police headquarters, a British statement announced today V A
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    CITY FIRES
    62 1 An I'xtcn.'.ivr lallan^. m» broke oui near the General Hospital at about 'i pjn. yes terday it was extinguished by the Fire Brigade without loss t<* pn perty <m- injury to anyone, Two houn latai the Fire Brigade wa s again called to deal with another laiian^ Are
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    SAIGON BOUND
    26 1 SAIGON- BOUND Thi Fn nrh vessel, LOMM Pastiur. arrived m Bktga por 1 if* st* rdny uith nearly .{,ooo Han/ m hound troop* 1 from Frino
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    KUOMINTANC PRESS DEPLORES EMPHASIS or' CHINESEGANGSTERS'
    278 1 KUOMINTANG PRESS DEPLORES EMPHASIS or' CHINESE GANGSTERS' Th( Churui Shimf J't Pan, nf final organ of tin Sin<i>i won KuomMang, yesterday m nn editorial critieiaad th, handling 0/ new by <<rta,n local EnffHeh-langnagi newpapers (named) m connection with ffc recent tfrrmUi m cidents m tht Federation, it deptorti the I***?**Uf
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    VANDENBERG'S "YES"
    39 1 CONVENTION HALL, (Philadelphia), JUM U.'l Siiiatoi Arthur VaDdCttberg guvr con WBt today fOf hi.s lUM to bf placed m nomination for the Presidency at the RepubHcan Convention here, which opc-ns balloting for the Party*! candidate today. Reuter
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    japan's Industrial Capacity To Be Controlled—For Peace
    762 2 Japan's Industrial Capacity To Be Controlled— For Peace T" V«J of inti.i -t-'.al cip CU) HJ .la^tn wi»l t bf rge tnit It is a pofci r BcaSjOSSiC Advisei to the C sioner-Genoral m Rings >w fssaww^v and r.. v l m the Malayan delegation feo ttM i ::v«:p.jc OoouiiLjm
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    KING'S TITLE SHORTENED
    71 2 London, June 22. -A pro cl nation In the London Gazette announced today that th< title of the Kinc haj bo- n shortened Henceforth the "Gmperor of Ir.fha"' will ix omitted. The Klng'l tit!' 1 row la "George VI. by the Grao ot God, of Great Britain,
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    HUDSON REGATTA
    152 2 Poughkeepsie, (New York* Jjne 22. -The University 01 Washington (State) made a i m swe< p of the Hudson Regatta today with victories ir. the vanity, junior varsity and (reshmao competition. The varsity CICW, the only unbeaten crew m the United Slates, beat California by two lengths m
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    RED EDITOR'S CHARGE AGAINST AUTHORITIES
    193 2 KUALA LUMPUR, June 23.1 A complaint that when he v. a- taken back to the prison last evening, the prison authorities removed all hi.- papers and notes and handed then over to him only thfo morning, was le by Mr. Liew Ngit I ''■<■ sher
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    GANGSTERS USE IT, SAYS JUDGE IN ANMO CASE
    188 2 GANGSTERS USE IT, SAYS JUDGE IN AMMO CASE Mr. Justice Gordon Smith, at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday, remarked that the ammunition found m the possession of the prisoner was of the particularly dangerous kind used by gangster*. Under the circumstance^, observed the judge, the maximum sentence o: 10 years'
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    STERN MEASURES
    55 2 SHANGHAI, June 23.— Civil organizations, inclining the City Council, the General Labour Union, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Educational Association have sent a tele- r r:im to President Chiang Kai- k demanding severe mea■uraa for eradication of th»activities of "professional" students m various universities m Shanghai, according
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    2 Chinese On Illege Societies Charges
    103 2 2 Chinese On Illege Societies Charges Two Chinese were pioduao bi tore Lhe S*^cond Police M trate. Mr. L. C. Goh. u,t, on chaigea of aasisi-n- m th< niaudgement ol uoiuvvful eietie-. Litn Bee I(M (JU s a it^ r(1 to have assisted m tho noaageiiient ot I'iori^ C\ S:n.
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    New Committee Members
    126 2 At a recent meeting of the Singapore Association. M. H. 0. MuaJell was elected ptesuleat, Mr. H. Schweizer was elected vice president and Mr. J. F. L. Cow-u was elected honorary alary and treamrer, pending rtniaocnMnt by the Cojumittee iraeo he goes on leave. Tne following were
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    Wireman's Fall From Post
    74 2 A finding of 'death by misadventure" was returned by the Coroner. Mr. Chuor Sing!:. :> c terday when he held an Inquiry into the death of a 40-year-old Japanese. A. R. Tjokro, a wireman attache:: to Shell Company. Pulau Bukom. Deceased, it was revealed. accidentally fell
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    New Talks End Disagreeably
    198 2 BATAVIA. Juno 23: Dutch :nd Indonesian Republican negotiators bogan fresh talks io\ a political settlement In Indo ceata today with an immediate disagreement over tae agenda. Negotiation* winch have been ing on tor -;x months undo: the sponsor.-lup of the United Nations Good GOce! Commit- tee
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    This Happen Yesterday
    8 2 This Happen Yesterday 6 i ■:..> L\j result In
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    Attacked Worng Jailed 3 Weel
    32 2 Attacked Wo Jailed 3 Week v th Alagd C. Wait ol ty of ing 1 P The t was j occurn ocai B Police Si A He v. is a Utter I
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    Textile Policy
    114 2 Sir, fai ju«t local texi local G < to fix I T.S r textiles should be a CIS tO ft! j either all L.S. texi I lap. mi, t of both be t'A w] U.S. texi i I v > < n) Mv humi the U.S. ai quotas
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    ARMS WARNING
    30 2 Issued a cii 1 oompai $j agents i warn all P I Of V 3fl p re ti Alienees to t *jp take auslior- i 1 declaration t
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    CCC Protest Against Jap Goods In S.-E. Asia: US Policy Criticised
    124 3 The Chinese Chamber of Commerce yesterday sent a telegram to Nanking pointing out that the dumping of Japanese goods m China and South-east Asia would affect adversely Chinese trade and Chine.se manufacturers. It stateti that United States policy to
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    IDIAN CONCERT NETTED $3,477
    65 3 k| Si CtiOß 01 the my !:oponal Indian Cfj n.nounced that fv i. net saiu of i;; t the proceeds of c:.. tiCt rt .staged by ai r. Victoria Theatre ne \u aid of Indian loos The ita ceiptfl by donate- I OOi, by sale of
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    Chinese Student Returning
    121 3 Mi. Chang Poi-Lin. Britiso Council Scholar roiu.nin<4 U China afuv compieUog hi study v. T.K.. is expecied t< pass through Singapore 01. >x»rd Ua U iexi a t wnich 1. duo lu'u tomorrow. Itr. v n ing, is 34. was B.sc 01 Tauig hua I mversity, Peiplng.
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    INQUIRY BEGINS INTO $11,146 ARMED ROBBERY
    166 3 INQUIRY BEGINS INTO $11,446 ARMED ROBBERY y which took liege of Mediyear was i€ussain bin Ali. No 33 Nelpeared yesterk for a preli- o fore Seventh to .G. Shears. •:>ged to nave the two Malay held up the the College of aria| the tiffin Jan. 29 and got $11,446.53 pay-
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    39 3 F t-pr,>p€lte<i fighter plants mmdi tin lh BniUkmd Ahcrmfi ComM Id. W«rf/or*Wre, and bovnht by th> Oorem tent of Vorwau ret n»w m Aerodrome for the 800 mih* fhghi to Oslo, .Voneny Tin pictuu nhotm the plants m flight.
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    Pedestrians Top Road Death Toll
    69 3 -he past five months w OVW -50 pedestrians have been WC Umi of rofld mishaps One of the reason^^ P ut^ to ott the road which afford A J to afford some mea*un 0 ,,ct,0n for the public th, rfssai 3 ptvements g.»« The P»
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    3 Serious Charges Against Chinese
    25 3 I Street, c 1 1 21 11 iy 16, and on Jun iy ii r< J m ordei to extoii
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    MNP Denial On Press Report
    114 3 l ibum BUtff li port* rj A I'M f: 'I I' illeglßg that the Malay Nationiie polu raid on theii Penan headqutrten "utterly unit iiu;. an ofnci&l pjn«tma >i the Party declared >< iterdaj The .p.).u sin m s nd, that ih fOWiiinii ut. wa
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    CRY WENT UNHEARD
    81 3 Two Chine.se. one tfUKtf Aith a tewlver. yesterday tobbed a young Boytnese vimai), Mariam binte Sharlfl f i gold he -et and three sjolri butt' 'iis rhile she w ;ls ier A r n .y to market fhe Incident occurred ut he junction of Middle Road nd
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    5 Face Gambling Charges, Get Bail
    141 3 chfneM Trti W i S Hua prm! i V<st. cl.-iy I, th« .r i I Polte* iii i. r •I'll mi h charge <i im m thr 111 IT: n\ ,f ;m ii lottery, '< "ir»p j| Kei The aim ur* Kileged to h*vt
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    Colonial Office House Journal
    101 3 It Ifl announced by the Colonial Office that Mr. Kenneth IJnulley. Under Secretary. (lol<! Const, has been uppointed editoi of the Colonial Kervlc. fourn i! which hi to lit- pMMMttd by th<« Colonial Office. Tn«.Journal will he m effect a hou.<«mafaztnc for the Colonial vico. It
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      53 3 AGENTS WANTED. POM PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE ANYWHERE IN MALAYA Lump sums Un Death. Lw« of Ltata or Eyes-WMid.* or t.mporary total, or parlial .lisal)k-m tl it l» arci.lent or assault. LOW PREMIUMS Mone y can be •><* i" f«" J l^^ Co2*imissN»n leraw. \|iplir;iti'>iis to: NATIONAL EMPLOYERS j mmJAUGESmAL DURANCE
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    CRICKETERS IN ACTION
    71 4 Special telephotos taken by Tribune cameraman of the cricket match between the Combined Services and the Hongkong cricket fwm on the Padang on Monday and Tuesday. These exclusive pictures show the game m progress and were taken from various parts of the field. They shovr incidents m
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    ROCKET RANGE WORKERS TO GO BETTER PAY
    49 4 ROCKET RANGE WORKERS TO GO BETTER PAY -j t I BUJ ,J* fi i tty derati the c nditi n •ought Uolation all !J2 a::> i rites £'-10 a 40-hour week overtime at double tine etosi travelling expenses and from M week-end :-P laid*- aft< th vice Reuter AAP
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    BLINDED IN WAR SERVICE
    74 4 SYDNEY Jun< 22 Barnard Mini r r p >e i latl I nineteen I m< mben the Au llan Foi i were b!;:. I r sen irUi I s m i lird, [ukd l< part ft m lb urac June 29. He that i n I
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    Berlin Currency Reform Squabble
    266 4 Berlin Currency Reform Squabble Berlin, June 22. Financial experts from the four powers governing Berlin met secretly today to discuss currency reform and, it was believed, the stoppage of goods traffic from the Western zones to Berlin. The meeting arose out of last night's 11th hour British pioposal for talks
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    MANILA COURT DECISION
    63 4 MANILA. June 22. A Manila court of the first instance has acquitted a Chinese businessman of $4,100 estafa charges for his failure to deliver goods to a buyer, the judge ruling that the the defendant's business failure does not make him liable to criminal prosecution. Civil proceedings
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    ILLEGAL GOLD TRANSACTIONS
    59 4 CANTON, June 22. There were 100 cases of illegal transactions m foreign currencies and gold bars m Canton during the six-month period from December last year to May this year, according to the Financial Control Bureau here. Figures released by the Bureau show the following seizures: Gold
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      22 4 SUS? CAPITOL r/£*/pF*^ Alluring, audacious fiN&\+<* i< MARLENE... U ■st& ii Romantic, reckless terofS^SftJ RAY... \^L^>* The Ma&ic of Tvvo GOLDEN EARRINGS!
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      237 4 ON YO UR RADIO TODAY BLtF NETWORK MALA* ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From 2 p.m. to 3 p.m Radiated on 483 metres m the medium wave band and 61 35 kc/sec m the 49 metre bpnd. From It noon to 3 p.m. Radiated on 483 metres only. From 3 p.m. to C
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      205 4 RED NETWORK CHINESE INDIAM PROGRAMMFS From 12 noon to I p.m. iIM at.-il on 4S."> metre*. In the mfl inn wave band ami "200 k« 1 m f h»- 41 metre baud. I 11.00-a.m. 12.00 Don ''II Schools Broadcast; 12.00 W nature Tune. Opening Wm nouncement k Fvo^inT^M Summary In
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    around The Town
    734 5  -  VERA ARDMORE ■L— WITH ft iimtcninos H/ it were con- .meously at St t dral by the Chelhah on W i W?~: little dau- r and Mrs Cecil Marine Parade. baptised and Amy. She had rents the Rev P i d ChrtMah and my i dressed m
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    44 5 Photograph), I graph taken a fhr the wedding of Mr L. Kranendonk and Muss Pamela Andre*?* Cathedral lait Saturday afternoon. la ft to right Mr.F.Qon&i Mist Dumt Verdayne, Mist Kitty Meyer, the groom, Uu brfcte, Mr Carl Etui' it and Muss K. Glceson. Tribune
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      113 5 Evcrylhing lor the Discriminating Woman! wMHtf m town to-nu;ht^ 1 The PAVILION RESTAURANT j t IKAN MERAH JEHOVAH (The liosi of Courses). A SPLENDID PICTURE AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL J PBOPRICTOB. A MB, ORCHARD KOADI S L «O1 tX>RMELL v PHONE !H7. SMART FOR HOME WEAR ff n portal
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Underground
      261 6 Will tne large-scale oriensive that is being launcnea against me Communists and other extreme Leu wing groups result m the growtii of an underground movement sufficient at least to embarrass the Malay- an Governments for a considerable period? As' we are completely m the cark as to the actual
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    Be My Brother Or Else....!
    987 6  - Be My Brother Or Else....! PEDAGOGUE m POLITICS FOR OUNG PEOPLE U^_ HOME AFFAIRS j T'.ie wat has ended but the. Ailing goes on. In Malaya, foi j sample, the gunman is playIng fast and loo>e with tiu tvei «ir.il pioper*v of InßOOeil people. Death comes to uniUJpeCttaf planters swiftly
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    WHA T THE SLICK YOUNG MEN WILL WEAR
    332 6  -  PAUL HENISSART PARIS. Manufacturers of men's rloth'nsr m France are launching their biggest campaign during the forthcoming year to swing public opinion m iavour of ready-made clothes. A huge signboard bore th^ following challenge "In the modern countries of the world -Sweden,
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    AIR TRAVEL
    144 6 AIR TR AVEL I .1). and i rathe, > loungi-t Whu days only by f e* direct t to th, bay light oak ;1 is the coui wav iUt Th< old-tii i every p 0 through th< rtx m Ifhi I togeth- handbag v t^' •raa c un£ tho p.i.^t
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    "Hi, Your Elephant's Dead!"
    549 6 "Hi, Your Elephant's Dead!" ROME Italy's official Socialist party Is going through i a grave crisis as the various factions take up their positions prior to the opening of the party congress at Genoa on June 27 \VhMe Socialism is playing an important role m Biitain and France today, the
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      28 6 MALAYAN AIRWAYS LIMITED By Air— To Malaya's Finest Beaches 9 Services from Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, I poh Penan*. TO KOTA BIIARF KTAN T A N The Malayan Rive.ra
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST WINNER
      24 7 BATHING BEAUTY CONTEST WINNER V HOLLOW AY. competitor hi Bath n<i Bcnt'tu inited ?>w tkk Th spateh wmd f h* and //o/.s/Kim i rfic'l.
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      Sub To End Career
      82 7 uth New Hampr no 22. The subi !ri>h formerly the which was redeem i tragic dive m 191)9. i for the last time on Uon inonthi of tedious sal vtg< •.•rations after she sank a\ ooast of the United JUtes Sa:ltish. on her tirst rol In
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      KAIFENG IN FLAMES
      35 7 NANKING, June 22.— Crack Chj Government troops the relief of Kaifeng c today claimed to havt act with the lsoiat- The battered pltal, yesterday airely In Communist 4 ill enveloped m Reuter
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      BETTER DEAL FOR PI EMPLOYEES, WORKERS
      76 7 June 22. Employees rfl of the Phtttpptne getting a new 'Juitino has signed •ing a good deal to 4 the govornmtiit. thoae of governmebt •g f jrther Impetus to ■:ninistiation's social programme. e&rare grants 15 day* leave of absence with nU 15 days sick
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      New Spurt In Price Of Rice In China
      120 7 SHANGHAI. June 23 The retail price for white rice went up to as h:eh as 15.000.000 Chinese dollars petti lay evening, following the abolition of a cei!in<: quotation hy the authorities, it was learned. The I new spurt occurred .lespite the official
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      NEW SOVIET MOVE
      63 7 PRAGUE, June 22: Speculation on a possible now international move by the Soviet I'nion and the Eastern Euro* 1 pean states was heightened iere today by reports that the Comintorm international organisation of 10 Boropeaa Communist parties was meeting "somewhere m Eastern Europe." Political circles here believed
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      U.S. ARMY TELLS ITS BACHELORS
      158 7 WHAT TO DO ABOUT FRAULEINS U.S. ARMY TELLS ITS BACHELORS Frankfurt. .Inn, •>•> T i'nitci BUtei army tip, C n r< t -'ons with fr.nl, 1: how not to (H eauct 3 said thr houlc Tho BBglaeei lection ot Uk Vnuikfurt MiliUry p pota t 5J the Up to Ripervisors
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      Used Flyer For 'Pistol Practice'
      100 7 tokio. Jum tl. Five 1 inner Japanese Navy oAcei j were (h:« !«:<•,) today with uulnj captured American ller a* target foi pistol practice. Ai raigned before an American military tribunal m Yokohama, three crt Uiem pleaded not guilty, one guilty ;>n<i the <>th<'i entered
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      AUSSIE MISSION IN CHINA
      71 7 nankin; June 23 A three-man Australian educa tional and goodwill Dilation which arrived hew yesterday aboard I special Atutralian plane will br^in thru Inapec Uon of local ichoola and urn versitlei today, it la learned During their four-day stay m the capital, the mission memben are
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      Eliminatjon Of Trade Preferences
      33 7 Ottawa, June 22 The Canar]um Gov.'ini.i.nt wtt!»r!n-w toiay proposed legtsUttloo which mouM have petAUted it to eiiuUnate Uie Bittlsh trade r(l<ferencei at any tutte without reference to raiiianunt. Reuter
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      He Boiled-Still Lives
      126 7 He BoiledStill Lives ARHLY I>. 1'" WkUi union,, s v '•< /</ i muhona, > <»/./ v,/,,,, ink John#m felt into n „,t 0 In i y H> MMM fi/i/m tf,, iH Athljf l>> H,,,,, h> hut '>"■ I I inn Hunt* rw },r iikdiiukl m <//,/s/i //n ledgt >li"
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      INVESTMENTS IN COLONIES
      67 7 MVKRi'Ooiv June 22 Lord r Trefgarne, chairman <>i t h«r Colonial Development Corpora* tmm set up i* y the Labow <;<»vI riM.'ir.-nt iMI }';n. M4d tMfl ICMtay that h»> v\oi.l<l ht'sitiite to leconiniend the corponAloej to invest luij;*' MBAI m cololi.f.s v. i.ii |»ollii(.ii IHIWIIIOB ;i;;;tinst tli»'
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      SEVERE BATTLE IN N. GREECE
      67 7 London, -inn.- 2>.. The Greek 1 guerilla ladJo claim* <l tomtit liml th<- v m tn c ii t [ufXtfOJivc t'» (JrtkimiMM -trt-a ka '.Noitn precce wa^ beaten back lin teVeii days of severe battle. Ttoe coiuj iiinnni*-. hio.jdci.se by Tugoitav newa .i^-nty. ranfyug, awl
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      NFW DEAL FOR RED INDIANS
      117 7 NEW DEAL FOR RED INDIANS OTTAWA June 22— A raagna carta ror dian Act. Under the "new 'i'" l |M diarw would be i iven th« njfh ft nd t< i 1( b, r»n llw-5 ri pn i on o ourcc ol di p«' Th I" 1 vlrtuillj crap the-
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      THERE'S A MOUNTAIN OFF BERMUDA, UNDER THE SFA
      190 7 Wood-hot c. Massachusetts 1. 1 luno 22. Seagoing scientists who tpent over six months chartering the depths 01 me Atlantic Ocean mo the Mediterranean Sea, discovered a, ♦S.'XH)-foot submarine mountain off Bermuda. Official of the famed Wood- shore Oceangrapoic institution disclosed that
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      INDIA'S FIRST CRUISER
      107 7 London, June 22. India's first battle cruiser, The r>« Ihi. sails for home on July 6. On the day before, as the (tchiUea ln-yeai-old veteran of the Rivet ptate battle m which the German battleship Graf Spec was crippled, she will be formally handed over to the
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      KASHMIR LINK-UP
      16 7 LONDON June 22 Indian linked the Poonch 50 mil *cs sSagar clth theneadquar- Reuter
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    BUDDHIST CELEBRATION
    36 8 Photo i Supplier. j Urn Ceyom Buddkut O-*T Itbrmtiam held la*t Sun- I diy tr i> Provost- MorAalj Caiowrt God- S frey-Fciucfft. mh o is Qte local BMMbMi re*- ';*o" I'-.idtr. Hhikk Af«i- Orient
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    Tornado Knocks Train Off Tracks
    38 8 Nebraska Ctv,_ (Nebraska". June 22. A tornado today toppled a freight train on tue tracks and roared on across Nebraska and the adjoining: tip of lowa, killing one person and injuring: four. U.P.
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    English Markets Overcrowded
    102 8 SYDNEY. June 22 Mr Patrick Keggs. a bidding manufacturer from Leicester, who arrived m Melbourne this month «June» aboard the freighter Taranaki. brought with him machinery to set up a factory. Mr. Heggo claimed that the English market had become overcrowded and that production had btvn retarded
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    Hunger For Knowledge
    65 8 MANILA. June 22. Filipinos' traditional hunger for knowpled^re now extends to non-Christians. Ten More girls, virtually all of the bra'n-and beauty species, have successfully qualified for scholarships under the auspices of the Philippine Association of University Women. The Scholarship consists of free tuition, books, transportation expenses and
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    Canadian Mayor Shot Dead
    75 8 Montreal, June 22. Jean Paul Cardinal, Mayor of Monreal North, was shot and killed m his business office by a 40--yea.*old employee who then committed suicide with the same gun today. Montreal North Ls a suburb of Montreal, with a population of 12,000. Cardinal, vice president
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    LEPERS REFUSE TO LEAVE ASYLUM
    65 8 Calcutta. June 22. /,< p* n fcrtufd a ptcket outside (i /«><m/ It per asplu.'i irhr-n a th' m tr'Tt disfhirtj i brrac'-.r* of </iscipii They refused t<> move from the m.nn tjjtf of th* instttuii">i. prrrt ntintj ar.r-)>i*' <. «>r out. Hve*tMfU} t>olut' mteritti-
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    CZECH SETS NEW RECORD
    94 8 PRAGI'E. Juno 22 Kmil Zatopek (Czechoslovakia' ran 5.000 metres m 14 minutes 10 recon'is clume i tn be the best time for the distance *n any country this year m wet. cold and windy weather during a triangular athletics contest between athletes of Ozechosolvak'.a. Holland and
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    PLEA FOR INDIVIDUAL COMPLAINTS TO U.N.O.
    242 8 Lake Success. June 22. -Individuals should be able to take their complaints to the United Nations Organisation, accord ing to a statement made at the last meeting of this session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights by Mrs. Hansa Mehta. the Indian
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    FRENCH PREMIER SEES MR. HARRIMAN
    63 8 V Ilia, Juno -2 Pr Robert Sehumav >ir.«.i two at Wa top Cabinet Miaistera conferred at length this afternoon with Mr. Avorall Harrimao (HXRP "iiovnig Ambusßdor*) and kmbassauoi Jefferson CaiT-.;y. The meeting lasted more tbaa an ii^-: and was attended by M. Qeorgei Bidault (F©r<
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    18 Yrs. Service
    52 8 vL. 8 1 BE DA R BIBU A w f BAHADI'R QUMVNG* imk*t€) I nit, m Onlei y Merit and hulvm Dis- i tin'fuixhtd Scrvkx M' ihu. ha* is nwi wrviet F't f h€r d«./ fjranJ-Jrithf r i sti i*d m tht 2nd Gurkh j Btfiet be/ore
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    30 8 photo B*Pl R.A.F. officers of the 2Sth Squadron. SM* J l^**' PuM last Saturday. The party teas attended by «r fIJLodj/ Lioyrf. Group picture above show r Orient
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    DR KING'S SIONS
    91 9 ■ETjV:.! of 252 B h n ■,:•■:>• t o m V ,,:r.>i ration L-R to > llder 1, utenant lur. 081. R< Gurkha Rai has „-iment nt through itf* a tervlßC r i 1 At H A d 10th. cf the rlt secon.l v t !< ss
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    "Grand Old Man"
    34 9 "Grand Old Man HONORARY LIEVTE-<± SAKT PI'RXE RAI~ SIRDAR BAHADUR, I OUI MC. 'Grarut Old i Miin' "1 thi 1 Wh Gitrkhu Rifle.s. uh<> ku i 32 ye>ir.s terviet m tkt i I Rtyiwtnt.
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    FALL FROM FIFTH FLOOR, LIVED
    9 9 F ALL FROM FIFTH FLOOR, LIVED t; iw Reuter
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    FOOD CENTRES FOR THE POOR
    71 9 CANTON. June 23. Feedin- centre! for th.> poo r are W be set up m various part, ot the city when the reliel supplies allocated by the United Nations arrive m Canton The first shipment of 50 tons of foodstuff have already arrived m Hongkong
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    R.A.F. SILETAR vs TIGERS
    61 9 photoifniph) photo fl raphi An incident tturimj tht Fonball Lraqu* match httWQCU <h> RAF. Rilftar and thr Ti</' m. last Tmnday. Thi mnnt n von by 4 fMfl to 2. Another ktddcnt inn^y^- tll> fOOtbatt HUlh ii ill i v huh Hi' X'bttir nu- y i
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    HK SAYS "YES" TO SUNDAY SOCCER
    91 9 Hongkong, June 22. Th( Enijltsn Football Association's bin on Buuday woccer wiii not appiij to thi Cohort. though th< Hongkong Footbail Association it affiliated to the FA. oi England. Thr question oj Sunday football m the Colony wot raixtd years ago, but tfu lack
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    WAITRESS GETS $1,700 "TIP"
    121 9 WAITRESS GETS $1,700 "TIP" virir «ta P-iris June 22.-Madame Marmette Her customer was Maurice Boere, 64, an employee or Nice Vinegar Works. Entente a meal m a modest eating place m the oMsection of Nice a few da>> ft»oj paid his cheque, but couldn't find any spare change foi Up.
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    Monkey Menace
    30 9 lUCKNOW June 2.1 NulJ£?Sm* t>y wild m,nkSs has reached the stage «t Kt>s mm United a -menace a L Oral- m Provinces, according to local press reports. Reuter
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    FOOD SUPPLY THREAT
    66 9 LONDON, June 22. The stoppage of wort throughoui London's dockland now affects 000 dockers. BteV.ldOTe lightermen and mid storage workers. Of the 142 paralysed ships, about M have rood cargoes, some oi which are defctlng. The Brig* Cabinet today we* conslderln« the threat to t- 1 supply
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    CAR IMPORT DAN
    58 9 CAR IMPORT BAN CANTON, June 23 wo pnvatc motor cart may h«nce [orth t><- imported into Can Reporting thl 1 Chinese newspaper quoted the Director (.1 the import-Export R«gulatlons Board b lUUnfli rhil the ruling permitting the impori from abroad ol v ed ownen ceased l th the introduction ol
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    BUSH KILLERS HANGED
    88 10 BU SH KILLERS HANGED MASERU. <Basutoland». June 22. A Basuto chiel Motseare Lerotholi. and even other Africans were hanged here today for a ritual murder m which they cut their victim up with razor blades while he was still alive alive. Besides slashing piec^ from the "subject." the men were
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    127 10 MANILA. JUM 22. c tion of a big merchantman m conjunction with jiw lippine operation i I Ja P*B steel mills ha* been pr by Senator Tomas G-w as something "P .^-ticai™ realisable' •The Philippic f I strategic iWtfMfIJJ tion. can be vtj i m shaping the '"^B events,
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      286 10 < onii< s: Emtasive lo iht k Morning Tribune !Ts)7>i» KA&IkADYS N* MfIVOP 1 V IN ALL W LONG \)TruiTV7.' MKfiU6GL£s\ PCTTY HUH*/ uHwstfPWF'&uPA'toter HFiimiM' 'THMWoA&mwe \Eiw&NCfOf local in ASnALLTotmu^m/€) must!" chucking wriwnvoKLC <y wjw iMGCmGmset w 4f«/* *w TO toifiwww /«imfahb? ate gets au $om of /bucks atmvhusbnd r
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    RUSSIANS SAY THEIR MONEY IS GOOD, START NEW CRISIS
    242 11 Russian I ly D. Sokolovsky .jot cnsis m Wednesday by a currency for aid for all of Berlin, ink L. Howley. C< i:in v commandJd at once currency would s we accept n tlu- I m ht orders <i Clay oui
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    SHANGHAI BAN ON NYLON STOCKINGS
    44 11 fmm 23. The \Junidpml Govern- liurmu rnntmltd fhf tiaie vf from August 1 UrtMOIMCM fflaf *'l to put an end to k Midi siockf nrrnnytd with N nifhai cu*Um§ to sell n lUm hoxsery m ndt the country. U.P
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    SOVIET FLEET TO FISH FOR HERRING
    71 11 H f• i. Via Stockholm. A Russian fishinu 1 for Icelandic watn I gs ':v Swedish south bmsl -y of four threeir.j.*- terf and a Üborv. rti wing a motorship i 14 fishirg boats. manned by 150 SO women brough* 4 I ureli which
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    EXCHANGE CONTROL IN HONGKONG
    59 11 LONDON. June 22. |fr Oliver Cr sthwaite Eyre. (Con- 1 servative' protected m the House 01 Commons today ajra*nst the fact that the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sit Stafford Cripps. was unable to make a statement on exchange control m Hongkong. Sir BUfford Cripps had said
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    A Long, Long Wait
    40 11 UNI >\\ June 22. Brig. Raya t luor military lia»- Pak.stan. saiJ that tkX the present ivery it wouhi take yean tor Pakistan -hare of military India. By then, he «torea vrouM be more less usetaa.- Reuter
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    SECRET SESSION DISCUSS WAR
    73 11 NANKING, June 28. The Legislative Yuan, alarmed by ■the swift Communift niece* at Kaifeng, called a secret mision Thursday lo dtocua the Centra] China war situation 'and invited Minister oi National Defense Ho Yins-chin to attend for the report. The 43 memberi who requewed the closed
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    36 11 NANKING. June 22. Major-General David G B;u chief of the American Aavisory Group m Chma is no^ on an inspection tour d south-west China, it learned today. He wUI return to Nanking on rhuwdai Friday. U.P.
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    MEMBER OF FIVE POWER COMMITTEE
    100 11 MEMBER OF FIVE POWER COMMITTEE A recent psrtraii of MR. H M QLADWYN JEMS. CB CMG., Assistant UnderSecretary of Statt and Unit<*l Nations Advittr to th< Poreinn Secretary, \rh(> has ftflfii appointed Great Britain* npnm nt'itiv on ti" >v w ]> (>- -man€nt Committet of Ik* Firt-Povtr Western Euroi,t>m Union.
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    TRADE FACT WITH EIRE
    45 11 London. June A fourvear trade agreement undei which Eire will Increase her altural output ami send food to Britain waa initailed here tonight luve been tt nnd store catfle and ■I-, i f irm products. a^ Jgreed to limit hei Reuter
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    HE CHALNED HIMSELF TO WHITEHOUSE STAIR RAIL
    34 11 HE CHALNED HIMSELF TO WHITEHOUSE STAIR RAIL Pnrfc recently >♦"" rSaSssas p t( -k muUei off M« »y e to Th* Draft n)U i hurried W« quartet*. vih/ rij" kad an «^<kA: o/ ptowmnt |HfJ
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    ATTLEES WARNING TO DOCK STRIKERS
    343 11 ATTLEE'S WARNING TO DOCK STRIKERS I .»lin i. hi. oat n hi. ..1, ihi morninj I thai a immobilisi Ir> ship would h..\, Britain" national conomy. All IVt U» nuke certain thai perishable goods wen not lout Whet Mr. William GaHachei then u.i. only i.soo nei at tii. track union
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    HAGANAH SHELLS IRGUN SHIP
    182 12 TEL AVIV. June 22.— Twenty steel-helmeted Commandoes of th? Irgun Zvai Leumi stormed ashore at noon today from a L.S.T. which beached itself last night on the Tel Aviv waterfront and set up a bridgehead on the beach. Israel Govornmont troops withdrew, but lour Irgun men
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    Boy Falls Into Canal, Drowns
    163 12 CARDIFF. Juno 22 A po- Hce oAcer ■warn for an hour m darkness la Glamorgan Canal, Cardiff, last niirht trying to save a boy from drowning. William Peaice. aged five, of EdW&rd Street. Cardiff, was playing on a feeder bank when he fell m. Water
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    RULE BY PRINCES MUST BE ENDED
    74 12 PARIS. June 22. -The Congress of European. Asian and African Peoples, which has been meeting here, declared m an appendix to its political report that the "anomaly" of rule by princes m India must be ended. The states must be "merged with India or
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    EMPEROR TITLE FOR KING GOES
    58 12 London, June 22. The King relinquished his Royal style and title of 'Emperor of India" by proclamation m the London gazette tonight. This step is one of the changes following the transfer of pouser to India and Pakistan. The title was one of the few
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    HOOVER'S WARNING
    69 12 PHILADELPHIA. June 22 Mr. Herbert Hoover, former U.S. President, tonight warned the Republican Party convention here that the world crisis was "deeper than some may thin*." He urged Republicans to lead the battle for peace and freedom but not to ""create a permanent dependence of Europe and Asia
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    700 13 [quotation* by the Mal- Association B^ycx Seller I 13.00 14-00 1.60 1.70 M ;:.00 3.15 l 2 9 43 9 |>-7 ,A0 9.80 I M 24/6 f M 27/I 142.00l 42.00 43.00 f t 5.10 5.30 m*\. 3.65 3.75 10 .00 10.25 I MM 6.20 KdwooJPark X
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      NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET
      40 13 NEW YORK RUBBER MARKET «l traded; Octobw 22.15 nominal; Novembei 22.10 no minal; Dooomber 2105 tradedJanuary 21J0 no.mnal- V,\\'. tmty tog nominal; Mai* tradfM; April 21.40 nomiaa!. May 21.20 nominal; June nominal: July 21 10 nominal; AuguH 21.05 nominal. U.P.
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      NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
      91 13 NEW YORK, Juno 22 Trading continued limited with the movement of rail issues to '.rains covering $2 or so, virtually monopolising the dealings. ENewhere prices flue tuate'l around the noon levels. Although buyers generally remained reserved today st-llers made no attempt to press an apparent vulnerable
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      RUBBER STEADY
      82 13 low i advices fiom New j k the local rubber market opened easier yesterday morning. Immediately on the publication of the Malayan production figures for May showing i reduction of approximately 16,800 ton.- compared with April, the market steadied I with sellers reserved Clo.sing prices wore: Buyers. Sellers.
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      39 13 Van Heutsz 44 Empire Hamblo ißengat W.S. ADE Masula JJJ Mcntakab 35;^ Slivoroak J^J Steele Scientist i''J° (Kola) 1 Lake Manitou g/J Molampus »^J 1 Finland Jjjj Glenartnoy }J/JJ Benvrackie I<s j Sumpitan J Emp. Pacific Seremban
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      Protective Measure For Customs Men
      33 13 CANTON. Juno 2.J. Fottifled guardhiuae*. wit.i v. d touvis. are to be v at strategic ppinto along t Sumchun. the borJ,',:, Wil m (»tu« be patroll- troops Reuter
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      76 13 RICK (MM NoodU-s,: medium quality $45 ■*33J£5> Rock Bui«i COFFEE BEANSi b*« J^' W4O; H.u, (new S1 0 ■Mereeot |St, 4frtM iff SA(.() rLOUR Lin,, JW. Sarawak $i«;. Slak SAGO SEED: $30 FLAKE tapioca |39 $?.o Al>I rA ruwm (Faln TAi-i.x'A BBBD: $:;r, M Hum Pearl: WHITK
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      Rubber Jackets For Coconuts
      125 13 COLOMBO, June 22 I? is leair. d tint Governmeni may shortly undertake the expori of fresh coconuti m rubber Jackets H this propotal materialises tin 1 rubber Industry will receive a fillip. For sonic time past, cleaned and husked coconuts enclosed m rubber Jackets had been
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      SHARES MORE LIVELY
      30 13 Industiials were firm yesterday and business was transacted at slightly higher prices. Tms were Irregular. Rubbers were quirt With a small volume of business passing within quotations.
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      275 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS Malayan into r production ii/uri'.s i M.iy „,,,v estate m 33.294 toni and unallhold Ingt an estimated ir>.:u:t tons, naking total o| itjfl tons a decrease oj i»ji;ni tons compared with April produc tlon. Btoeki v at May SI I^4B were: estates 21:12; tons, dealers 47,85;;
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    SEA Conntries Asked To Air Conference
    88 14 SEA Countries Asked To Air Conference Washington. June 22. The State Department innounced today that a regions **•§••< I of the Internationa! Civil Aviation Organization will convene m Seattle on July 13 to examine air navigation problems m the North Pacific region. The announcement said invitations had been sent toj
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    68 14 SOCCER CHAMPS U7V AGAIN England established hvr cutm an soccer champion* of Europe by de;eattn<j Scotlend recent' 9*d fdded M S lir-e'.s $y beaH*f Ital^ +-0 r j i a.-i«. Futnte xhmct Mort me A aconny :he first ffval for WngUmd Xot» the hug* c oir<f vhich parked the stadium
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    U.S. To Let Jap Peace Plans Simmer
    86 14 Washington. June 22. Autho: itatiw source? said todiy that the United States has decided to allow up the question of a Japanese peace confet^nct lapse until th-? general pattern of Soviet- American u-lationi* becomes clearer. For that reason the Americans wiU make no
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    50,000 REDS HAMMER AT GREAT WALL TOWN
    209 14 Shanghai. June 23 -An esttnated 50.000 Communist.-?, supported by heavy artillery, blasted at the Great Wall pass town ->f Kupeikow. 100 miles north Off Peiping. m Jehol province, ■vs indications' pointed to a withdrawal of the Reds from the smoking ruins of Kaifem*.
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    Northumberland Plate Probables
    93 14 LONDON. June 22-Proba-ble runners, with jockeys, for the Northumberland Plate, (the Pitmen's Derby), to be run over one mile, seven furlong* n<l 175 yards at Newefcftle 150?) hours tomorrow are Pappatea (K. BiackshawV Billet (S Wrag;?). Ursay (L HawcrofO. Melody Maker (E. Bfitt), Davistan (D. Page). Dancins:
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    Morocco Communist
    31 14 Casablanca. June 22.- Police aided the headquarters of Corroco's Communist party or. tonday. seizing pamphlets md arresting four party work- q*%m i-**<\ following Communist distribution of pamph- .-.fd revolutionary.
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    Arms Charge Against Malay
    101 14 Chik bin Mohamed Zin i2s> a Malay m an R.A.O.C. Un» form, yesterday appeared be >te Seventh Magistrate A. G Shears on tentative charges o ossession of aims and am munition. A.S.P. L. R. Prynn said tha t 8 p.m on June 22. Inspecto Seenavasan and
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    CAPITAL SHIFTED
    76 14 Manila. Juno 23. In a fourhour cauc.»s Liberal part> Senators and Repiesentativen presided over by President Quirino. L< decided to choose an area comprising; Quezon City and Novaliche;-. whic:^ adjoin Matiila. as the futun capital of the Philippines. The Capital Site Bill, now pending m Congress, is expected
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    AUSTRALIA RETAINS POSTAL SURCHARGE
    213 14 Sydney, June 22. Imposed 'S a wartime measure, the postal surcharge of a half.enny per weigtit unit or per article, which applies to almost ill postal matter. Is to be etained m Australia. (The *te for ordinary postage was ncreased from 2d. per oz. to 2*
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    UNKNOWN
    44 14 Dewey Takes Nomination Lead Early I m H i I I I I s B n. w. Duff. Ira-!, of v-.. S». w foi iQventMa T!'.os<> vot.'s which Ww^l qi T 'to» R Tift of Qhß >-M ni N-w \yM '*■>• fo- fl nomination H
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