Morning Tribune, 25 June 1948

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    Masthead
    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE F N 7v", 'X*w Hit* CESTy ..!!>A V JI'NE 25. 1948.
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    US Warships To Call At S'pore
    84 1 US Warships To Call At S' pore \KHOUR. June HZ.. :U d States war-, i] at bingapur?, *a to pay the Arst .I. v States war- -„;v Dominions of PakUUC H wa3 here. The heavy: j i e do, and the desEcbeviUtt andHigbe? Snded by Rear Admiral <;;\ F oood,
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    MOUNTBATTEN SEES ATTLEE
    59 1 MOUNTBATTEN SEES ATTLEE LONDON June 24. Earl tentbatten of Burma who *ired m the Governorship I India last Monday, called L thi Prime Minister, Mr. Cnent Attlee, at No. 10 toning Street here, today, rort v untbatten was acpmpani by Mr. Philip Noel laic: Secretary for ComBBvealUi Relations. l::i m
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    US WAR DEAD
    56 1 MANILA. June 24.— Another lilpment the third m rent weeks of approximately m bodiei of Americans flled .r. action m the last 12: he Pacific area— is cave the Philip- ween July 1 r.e victory ship Sgt. Cram recently left :> San Francbco with the mains I
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    Curfew In Federation Areas: S'pore In State Of Emergency
    967 1 Curfew In Federation Areas: S'pore In State Of Emergency A CURFEW WAS IMPOSED IN SEVEN AREAS IN TH HDERATIOM AND SINGAPORE PLACED UNDER EMERGENCY REGULATIONS YESTERDAY. Dawn raid! by the Singapore -me of the Colony's B ...organisations Mid hA union* resulted m the deten under the special powers of five
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    RAIL LINK CLOSED
    43 1 BERLIN. June 23. The Russian orders interpreted a> "sanctions" against the Wes tern Allies today cut Russiancontrolled electric Power tj thP three Western sectors oi g£ta2d dosed the BertlnHrlmstadt railway, the nl Sllink "between Berlin and the Western zones.- Reuter
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    DENTIST'S SHOP ROBBED OF $300
    86 1 male Chinese, believed lokklens, entered a den- In North Bridge Road afternoon, herded -pants into a back I removed from their jewellery to the value them was armed revolver while another knife. They were not •tsked I away m a taxi mrl who saw them
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    FALL FROM BUS
    40 1 A Chinese who fell from a moving cfnnibufi yes erda> was reported to have sustain ed a fractured skull. The ac rident occurred near Bukit Panjang Police Station the Gen oral Ho: Pital by Municipa! street ambulance.
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    GENT PROMISES PROMPT ACTION
    957 1 GENT PROMISES PROMPT ACTION Lawlessness Will Be Outlawed "We arc nurting a new and fioteot (hallen^r from a determined fTOVp which is a threat to the peaceful type of every community m this country. We must and can fight it and utterly defeat it, and how soon we can do
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    15 1 Members of the Singapore Police Fora with some of their neiv iveapons which arrival rtc-.ii}/.
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    3 Chambers Of Commerce Agree To Recommendation
    241 1 Textile Imports From Hard Currency Areas (Tribune Staff Reporter) The three Chambers of Commerce m Singapore have now agreed to a recommendation by the authorities for a quota system governing the import of textiles from hard currency areas. It was also agreed that
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    Yalberg Leaves
    90 1 Th< Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin dilution, iie.stt rday wished Snu/apon 's on/i/ candidate to the World Oh/m pics, hufh jmiijit r lJni/,1 Vnl btifi, tin brst nf Inch, Vallrni It ft Sim/a/iorr yrsttrdaii mt.rnituf for London bif i>nst< lliition inrcraft uith C,r, ll>s. of bnqiidiir. The Olympic
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    MURDERED ON ESTATE
    77 1 KANCiOON, Jun«« 21. Mr. 11. J. lorhrs, llrilish iiiana^cr of a roffiM' rHtatc In Ihe Shan StJil«s, North-«'HHt Iliirmn, and his uifr WWI murdered hv laafatati «»n th«- nijjht of .linn* HI, accord I iik lo th«* scnii-(»lluijil New Tlhuh of llurrua today. About ■''>•> ni<n armed
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    INDONESIANS ATTACK TRAIN
    44 1 BATAVIA. .June 24 The I'.atavia r.uiMlunK tXpttM was derailed yesterday »n<i attack by iirrind Indonesians, oftici ;tl Dutch ;ourr«. s anrourwrd to day. Unofficial report! that 10 people were killed, m chiding a notch air torw cap tarn. and 10 wamtktd.
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    ARAB UNITY CAINS ON PALESTINE ISSUE
    142 1 CAIRO, June 24.— King Abdullah of Transjordan issued a statement here today saying that he and King Farouk of Egypt had reached complete understanding on the Palestine question. The statement, approved by King tarouk, declared- "The Arabs will not accept any solution which affects
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    FIRE IN JOHORE
    16 1 fern tiro was observed m ar T he authentic* m **«JMJ I ger.
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    Medical Contribution Brings Malayan Scientist Honour
    362 2 Thr oMtst^ndiPi* cr»nt!ibuti m«* meJe lo o»ir kMowledtr^ of m -.i h- n- .i. w. FuM. the Senior Milaria Rese.nch Ottie- of Hie Institute for Medical R search, have been recognised by the award to him of tho •Ch Ipitfl Monr Medal" for the
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    Sought Fresh Air, Received Fine
    88 2 A Chinese who claimed he entei-vi the grounds of the Acting Colonial Secretary's res!<len?e. tc "get some fresh air" was fine*.' $10 yesterday by the Th:r«i Police Magistrate. Mr F B. Oehliers. Th<? mm Ten? Chu Sens, who saM ne was a victim of lung
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    European Jailed For Cheating
    318 2 A 36-year-o!d. European. Rowland Hunter Palmer described as a ship's engineer, was sentenced yesterday to six months' simple imprisonment by Mr. Justice Gordon Smith at the Singapore Assize Couit. Palmer wa? found guilty on three counts of cheating. The judge, m passing sentence, observed. "In a
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    Kaifeng 'lost Completely"
    83 2 SHANGHAI. June 24.— ProGovernment despatches today admitted that Kaifeng was completely lest. The garrison at Kaifeng was reported to have withdrawn from the city to iuburban positions after stubbornly resisting for six day? and nights during .vhich they inflicted mo-e *han 20.000 casualties on the Heds. The
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    S'pore Judges Go On Furlough
    60 2 S' pore Judges Go On Furlough Mr. Justice Munay-Aynsley. Chief Justice, Singapore, left for the United Kingdom yesterday on furlough, accompanied by Mrs. MurrayAynsley. Mr. Justice Pretheroe, Si r m ilayan t. a bo left on furlo« r ty. Mr. Justice Prethen had been Chi* i Justice, Malayan Pederatlott, during
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    "Mr. Ace" Is Slick, Exciting Drama
    373 2 Hollywood seems to have thought up a new angle on the way- of women with its presentation of "Mr. Ace" <an United Artists rele&W currently being screened at the Pavilion) which m a nutshell, hi the^mstde story of the private life of an ambitious
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    Mont h-Old Infan Was Youngest
    66 2 Tribune Staff Reporter) An SO year-old fcrar.diatht <*nd an infant of one montl 'eft Singapore \t>tetd:i\ oi their first pilgrimage to th< holy city of Mecca. Wan Dah bin Mohamed. tht grandfather, was accompanied by his 24-year-old grandson Wan Said, who left by the pilgrim
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    MDU Dissolved: "Can No Longer Serve Any Useful Purpose"
    320 3 hl hx»-rutlve C'ommitt^ of the Malayan Ifc-miN-ratir .s t— ifMi that th "^aniHarion can H n^ r s-rx, p „i „,irpt>*e lit view ,»f the "^ri,,ws rnrtailnwnt «,f rivi' Jyrti- the Cim Hltuation' ln d ha, r ,501v,,l .....in. ihn uiva-hMioii
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    Malaya On The Cinema Screen
    215 3 m i;e»otte No. latest r the Malayan Film EJS r 'r.W ciiiemairaalne, is jL^tng t!-us wrck At the Cat hiv Singapore and at other J^rnational cinemas m the Mi ition, jhlt mi« contains what 13 orobably a unique and varied Jamming ur of IRSt month
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    SCHOOLS TO KNOW MORE ABOUT "SAFEH FIRST"
    201 3 The Singapore Safety First Committee at then last mftt ing agreed that fund- rixwrtd b> raised to thf* amatnt of two thlM-- the Government, and one-third from the Mi ntetpaHty. Mi. G. P. Darke WMM asked o approach schools t<> find out .he
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    PROSECUTION WITNESS AWAY, ROBBERY INQUIRY ADJOURNED
    182 3 The College of Medicine robbery 'inquiry m which HusItifl bin All, a 'young Englishspeaking Malay appeared as the lecused before Seventh Magis- 1 btt« AC. Shears, was ad- 1 owned until July 2 for men- ectuM nn important pro^cution witness, stated to' the brother
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    "UN AND MALAYA"
    61 3 Mr. G Thomson. Director Public Kelations, will be the speaker at the meeting of Singapore Lodge TheosoI Society tomorrow. His will bo: United Nations *>d Malaya/ 1 meeting win co-incide meetings held m other throughout the world request of Mr. Trygve i st President of the Genetssemblv
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    LEFT HUSBAND TO JOIN JAPANESE "BUTAI"
    40 3 m the Singapore High Court retterday Mr. JusUce b.ow iantodadoewms. to Mi. A- perei.a who petitioned we a dissol"tjj,i oh, been four issues. T It respondent la now >• Kr. N- N 'Vi,,- petition. The
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    ANTI-TB ASSN. PLANS
    326 3 THE STNfJAPORE ANT! month. TT T rSEHri'T>OSTS ASSORT ATIONS next attraction will b* a football match at Jalau Beaar Wadiuni betfreen ti»^ Singapore Chinese Malaya Tup Veteran* awl the Oombteea Servleti VeUraM. The match will be played on Tune 29 ami should prove n very biff as
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    Lodger Alleged To Have Stolen Bike
    135 3 i aothet in** livi it; n th* m 1 •■< on i tentative i t'^' ft '..f... s. /mth N •■■.l v x- i- 11 i'lynn. iting, Ntid that i-aii^ CThi-ni Miir tht c')!:i;,|;un, lM t. I. ft hi 'i Tl <l« the itaircaae
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    HURT CHARGE BRINGS FINE
    168 3 Two CMMM coffee MM IftMn appeared m tho Fouttii 1 >]i(< CoSffi vostcrday. an( one of them, Lm Kui. was fined ..)<) M vfilunLunly eau^inf hurt to his co-partner. Tun Hua Mm. on April 1 at Killinev Rood. Tan Hua Meni; told the jourt t'vit MeMfd
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    $2880 Damages For Loss Of Leg
    244 3 A »ii;<lc'! -a^ed Indian RTIM cutter, c.mi trej the pi am tiff m h .lutm r»r dVMftei broo^M m tin High C"itt yestenlav against On*' K'rn Chew, of Vdllur Hrwi.i. Mftftp Irtii; cirnmed $7.0.^7 r»fl for th" loan of Mi rtKht lejj Th«* Hition
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    Alleged Attempt At Suicide
    83 3 19 vc.ir oi.i Hokkien women, T«i Kyo. mtm dMrgwl v« Mir,.!uy betow tin B»co»d Polio MtjfWtriU M' >' r Goh, with KttempUai lo <•»•»- mil siii<vtf v.-(. Byt it mi altefwi. mlxe«i i.«t i' ioda m a cup »i „n... Rh< piepmi** l for h(l!4rir \,-n,.«
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    AMMO CHARGE
    47 3 r r: 1 ss- i H K r of unlawful l2 o'».o,n<t->t n 10 i,.t. w,t, found ?lSe jSnr Flgorott i-np-' ,t each Deputy Public Pro»*u lr f! kVv:,-». iruv.n two convtctiofirf a«a»» l Nl Mi Kee. Use Bull O^ V.,1 i el. an WCOfd
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    EAST-WEST SOCIETY
    20 3 Mr v v, 1 unpton Orchard Rotd on I June w M P-"J subject wi« bj Wi '".1
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    Jewish Crisis Splits Cabinet: 2 Resign
    297 4 r el Aviv. June 23. The t• -t gran ;nt«.-inal fOVWVpent crteii sp.it the cabinet of t Btflltll-Old State of Israel tonight brg%n Z ivi Leumi the Jew- xticmjst p:oup. btoke i rmally \-.th the provisional .gM.vrnrneiu and as a result ot t.v Jispu'e
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    Jap College Strike Spreads
    75 4 Tokio. June 24. The two-|\y-old strike of 75.000 stateoperated college and university students showed signs of T nation-wide propor!t ons with the participation of Student! m Kyushu island. The strike shows no sipns of A settlement as the Government remains adamant m its refusal to reconsider
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    Where Is The Cominform?
    154 4 Where Is The Cominform? Prague. Juno 23. The announcement of an Eastern European Foreign Ministers' Conference m Warsaw still leaves the mystery of "Where The Cominform?" Observers here believed that the Cominform may still be .meeting despite the Warsaw conclave. Warsaw officials feaid Minister of Trade and {Industry. Hilary Mine,
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    33 4 i Seventeen Chinese and two Tamils werp arrested by the Rawang police on Monday at Batu Aranp and at Nigel Gardener Estate. They have all been detained m lock-up at P-awang Police Station.
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    13 4 A. C. K'Uif 'Changii ich'oTcon the htoh jump, clearing C f:. 6 ins.
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    New Deep-Sea Port Prospect
    168 4 SYDNEY. June 24 Expeit InTCSttgaUloa into Cape Jaffa as a likely deep-sea p >rt m Boath-CMtera South Australia :r..i> nHi a Marine problem I BMBf years sanding <S.::ee Admiralty charts were prepared la the eighties, enfincerg have been puzzled over the ea:m waters m Lac. Ipedf
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    Nehru Report Denied
    56 4 LONDON. June 24— Pandit Nehru, the Indian I remier. hi expected to go to Paris when the United Nations AHCmNjr meets there In September, but reports that he will head the Indian delegation are understood to be without foundation. New Delhi Radio reported today. From Paris Pandit
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    PI DOESN'T WANT ANY JAPS
    90 4 Manila, June 24. Immigration Commissioner Englacio Fabre requested Secretary of Justice Roman Azaeta to recommend to SCAP a restriction on the entry of Japanese nationals into the Philippines. The request was motivated by the illegal landing of 28 1 Japanese seamen on Calayan island off
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    R.A.E Far East Meet
    75 4 RAF. Changi toon me Atr lommand fai Moat lam at tnt KAF. Far East mt(t fl KAh Bate Wfdmtdnu. Of tht six RAF. Far Watt re during tin day. four utre eh .in<rfd fry r n ni Chnnji. Picture shoirs Lady Ltoyd yr«.«enfMa the to thf
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      400 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLFF KFTWORK 1 gramme luminary m lUndtMAUW PNGWsH 1230 Amoy Selection.--; 1.00 PROGRAMMES News m Mandarin. Amoy ft CantoneM- 1.18 Opening AnFrom 2 p.m. to S p.m Radi- noun cement Prog. Sun may ated on 483 metres m the mcdl- m Tamil with Signature Tune: urn
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    around The Town
    871 5 WITH VERA ARDMORE*_ Bride Wore Blue Iflsf Robina Camp:!u Sisters' Quarters. Hospital, Singapore. I Mr George T. Tagg. assistant attached to I slay Kerr k Co.. Ltd. "at the Presbyterian Orchard Road, on Say evening, she wore a Alice blue gown with w Look" and featurands of
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      36 5 Shanghai Modern Talking 10, BATTER* K° m I vis m Stock: A New Variety of Ewphtte Afternoon Frock* ♦iNo I,'n^'od A Uvely Selection of Evening Gowni X l>riCCS Ladies ov.n material Phone *****: made to order.
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      131 5 BGRROW THE BEST BOOKS i ROM JOAN TOOKE The Lili.put Library at Little's C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bal- Heads Siamese Bracelets SiW Underwear CAKVED IKAKUOOD ft .'KMTl'lit: AM. KINDS Of I.IXKN BOMMMMBtI ETC., ETC., 241, Kivor Valloy Road, Sh^apote. I'lionr: Wts RICARDO PEREZ the Inlernationa! Dancing Stars arc AITKAK«N(i
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      On Volcanoes
      285 6 It will be to over- simplify the problem to think thai trie present umcai this country can be oniy by conducting military ana police expeditions against the f extremist political bodies. As we stated yesterday the present drive ..against political terrorism will urive the Com 'munist movement underground
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    Why Kesselring Was Not Executed
    945 6  - Why Kesselring Was Not Executed HENRY BUCKLEY Russian troops would have occupied Northern Italy but j or the secret dtpl Onn of the Western wwers. ROME. How secret viiplotmtf s.iv.d No: thorn Italy from destruction by tht retreating QemaM and enabled Angto-Amertctfi lorcej U) w\ Lhe :a^«. foi Northern lUI3
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    S. AFRICAN STUDENTS IMMATURE
    257 6 S. AFRICAN STUDENTS IMMATURE IQBA Xvig B v i; ■ituth African educutkmal leaders, perturbed a! I the \mm ifuritg ttudtnU ich*n th*\j enter [Tium,«rtf ir.s. ir- ring sc/iemf ffl i r rv^. man i/ fjjmu uhxk all xtvd-nis rtii i pn*« bf/or< rtflH >i^7 "»i *hfir <ff «,;> Iftil mi
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    GERMAN SERVILITY RETARDS DEMOCRATIC GROWTH
    499 6 BERLIN. The question which members of the Occupation Forces ask themselves most frequently today is I "Why, now that the Prussian ruling-clas? has been destroyed. the Prussian state broken up! the great industrial combines shattered, and the Nazi party and its political machinery crushed, cannot
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    Linseed Industry
    48 6 SYDNEY. Plans for the sowing of 90.000 acres of Unseed are being developed IB Queensland. Shortage of linseed oil is a major factor m paint production m Australia. Lio&eed is also a valuable protein food for stock. Mr, D. O. Atherton said j«ceritly that linseed produc-
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      174 6 muMMCJoim LOOK AFTEP YOUR KIPMEYS Th«^-c rhc^T-atic rains. the *ho-!Jor>. knrr ic:rt% hands ar.J feet, usucliv t«-!l of >-r.- form of k.-nc> t 1 Hi k Iwjn *hcul3 regularly re- \v poisonous »«*te miter from the X J> *nd pass it MM th'Oi;(;h the I fcfeia*. If ihc kiJnevs get
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLIED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      I've Dooe Many Things. But..."
      97 7 OKCL ARISG /ifir t <nt a farthing torn Sir Thomas ham, mi <t luncheon i ?a:d: "I have moiiM iMilfi iw but I have never mf*ds pubiic v ,;.s nir*t-ttnths of public organisations i this country are do- taking money rh* v should not i
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      NON-STOP BARRAGE BY S'HAI'S CITY FATHERS
      167 7 SHANGHAI June 24. A c r,anghai City Couna .urmiued a proposal yesteiday tc the Secretariat of Shanghai City Council. ng the Government to ask r.'.v. Finance Minister. Mr. V\ ing Yun-wu. to resign, ac- to Chinese reports. The tauten of the group. Ui Zusas
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      RUSSQ-UK TRADE
      96 7 LONDON, June 23.— Soviet '<: r.us accepted an invita ':rrn Britain to open talks i long- u?rm trade agreement. was officially announce*! Hie Soviet Ambassador lE> 1 has informed the Preside of tht- Board of Trade. Mr. larold Wilson, that he had ae- h.s suggestion for trad' Mr,
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      ACROSS ATLANTIC IN ONE- MAN SUBMARINE
      192 7 Toledo, Ohio. June 23. I A Polish youth who S >-hti>ne(i he tailed one- matt tubmarine />«»» atrmany to th§ I 1 Slates v"is jaded kett. i Polir, picked up Nlc* Btitl, 22. it wat alh fed, trying t<> well a mortgag- cd automobile.
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      SCATHING ATTACK ON DIAL NATIONALITY
      409 7 hooi. CSX, warned ;tS Wn°'unrestrirted Chines. Zl££lZ£ZZ? tion of dual nationality m th« mmnv" o< Snl Speaking befoni i »f*mrtfmt Rotaiy Club meeting Mr WooJhead. who is an old Chinahund. mM dial nat'onalitv was m conflict with British nationality laws and dismissed as puto myth
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      "SUPER-FERRY" BREAKS DOWN
      54 7 "SUPER -FERRY" BREAKS DOWN LYMIXGTON. Junr 23.— For two hours over 300 passengers many from London wert ■Handed m r-'.id-Solent when the nc.v Southern r.egion "tu-per-ferry" Parriogfovd broke down betwtetl Lyniington anc Yarmouth, lak of V. ig:ht. Thr oM ferry, LymingtOß, went to the rescue and pUNMOCCn walked over a
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      UN To Decide Hyderabad?
      77 7 KARACHI. June 23. Politlctl quarters rwiv last nigh! thought it "likely" that tlw Nizam's Government would take the Hyderabad case be tore the United Nations and that Pakistan would support it, Sin<-e June 19. Hyderabad lias fcvn virtually cut off from the rest of India as
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      PHILOSOPHY HEW' FOR INDIAN WOMAN
      58 7 CAMBRIDGE A -> Ms' B»iram« Dhh Gupta wf- f professor Sin Dm -"\> [i the irH'Mfi 'i rtortan. li the nr»i rndlan womva to w»»ve i torate In ph'loaophy rtegrw ol CimbrWge University M s Gupta wis studying! llt M Newnh«n 1 Oolleif. a nd
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      MOUNT BATTENS BACK HOME FROM INDIA
      287 7 LONDON, June 23. Kur) ImOUntbatten of Hmma arrived at Northolt airport n >ar London, tonight from India where on Mond iv be ended hit term t>f ofllee as tho Oral Governor cj neral of the Dominion. He W's welcomed at the ail tort by
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      HEPBURN GOES TO PARIS
      41 7 Jr ''"ir BTAR KITH V 9BIKE HKPBV R v emtckea n bru jlimpui i Kiuilnnd from South hmnptoti W,,t< f <>„ U> HUH rxtutilf flnill ,V» ,r i fork ti> Pnru Bke U t<> VitU Lunilmi turn tn/i
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      Procedure For Aid-China Plan
      151 7 Washington, .1 uu 23. 'hi'u .;<• \.mb&iaadoi Wclllngon Koo today culled on Aurtnmt Secretary of Btate Normaa Vrmoui to dlscuM th»- [»to(»' i in* ntid.r whic'i the |1 25.000,MX) ifiilit uy jcrant !•> the China x i«i Progfamme will >>«• made available to the Chinese i:<<v
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      INDIA HOUSE IN USA
      93 7 V\y \< ;",'< >? Fune 23 A learch li b< n mart* In Mew y O bu Ming wh rtl 1,,. fo i ted Into m India fo, the r:,1:.-.i BUtw by the rvJ "t thi i be the Indian n>l l(J Qeneril %mi nil th)
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    I —An Unwelcome Visitor
    37 8 I An Unwelcome Visitor The picture ab:>ve shoxes a couvle of peaceful citizens spending a quiet evening at home. But. their peace is tlitturbed lv an unrrelcoyn? v.vtor seen climbing vi through the \nndrnc m the background.
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    'Listening' Parties For Tesis
    195 8 'Listening' Parties For Tesis SYDNEY, Jrn 24 "LfefenHij pvties (fathering* of friend* who listen to brooaVotti r< the Test ma'ches m England untU the small hours of the morning which were very popular before the Stco'nd World War. are booming a gam m Australia. In Adelaide and Melbourne BOmt listeners
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    2- And Then The Hold-Up!
    25 8 2- And Then The Hold-Up *L The intruder. t<Mkh*g ih> yL. couple completely }<y. surprise. covers them S i With his r* rolvf r. y
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    BIG LOSS IN HOLD-UP OF LINER
    102 8 SHANGHAI. Juno 24. A new date for the sailing of the French liner "Andro Lebon". held up here for marly two weeks as a result of an alleged smuggling case aboard, may be fixed shortly, it mi reported today. The French coi.ipany ll said
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    36 8 Batavia, June 23. Coert DuboL-. United States delegate to the Security Council's tnree puwer committee on Indonesia may be forced to return by shi^ to America because pf i!!rei. it wa.-: understood here today. U. P.
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    UNKNOWN
    19 8 I form M society h-xM Thus, ih'"'aß 1 ftttain fl coii^ribiri' B Perez, tne I Hot?] and I
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    GREEK GUERILLAS ISOLATED
    83 8 ATHENS. June tt Greek Government speai heads have re;u*hed the Albanian border both nuth ami south of Mount Gnunnttt, isolating Gen. Markos' guerilla stronghold, it was reported here tonight. In the northern Nestorian sector. G^vernmer/ troops advanced to the Albanian border. dortng tho horseshoe around Mount OriSUMM,
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    NO HOPE OF HARD WICKET FOR TEST
    103 8 NO HOPE OF HARD WICKET FOR TEST LONDON. June 23. The Test Wicket at Lords, although still toft after jretterd) heavy riWMn. had drud cut considerably today, but t was BO hope Of a h:;nl wuk- ior the sturt. The WtCkct Wai fully protected Bgaintt the weather. The only doubtful
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    BIGGE
    37 8 WASHINGTON Jun 2 [nsre is-: l, d ere si( I i pr j::.^. wiil taa I i nil d States I rmal a services Ceylon and Burma. In addition to Increasing Itsfl ltrenft:l, i. is P-^P
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    OVER 5 MILLION PEGPLE IN S'HAI
    55 8 Shanghai, June :M. Bhang.?ai'«« po )j!atiop. for the last month \op r -ed tne 5.W1.0U0 mark, according to censui statUUCJ issued by the Civil Affalra Bureau oi the Bhang hai Municipal Government. Of wnis ufure, were males and 2J7X.000 females. Births were truce times
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    MINISTER'S
    28 8 LONDON. H 11 -year-. 11 so Calwcll, Austi ttoc Minister, g rare blood Australia r.pj bp Cill M before m AUN from the Onn attempt to a
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    SERVICES
    13 9 In th Co- n s new Sothe Bur- m Ran- additionft] Reuter
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    FINAL PHASE
    35 9 2 The Bri- Palestine phase thi? I •..ut-General a Millan, the -in-Chief, i b [uarteri from C:::r. to the cruiser ■ed m Haifa i bt British rorces will I t>etween June ■E Reuter
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    BONUSES FOR "GENIUSES"
    94 9 i Manila. j u ,i- l'l r;, r htfrt itlMj > '/--I m«M i ''/>•'-' /;< NitM eonaitry b f 0 a t $i.soo r<> ecperta and penu 9mptojfe4 i>i go\ errn l corpora Kow. Sju-Zj bowisi m OOMMMM If tonnmtitf t<> th> <;,,,, IH moit BUirprimt
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    Coal Board Resignations
    102 9 LONDON. Juno 24. Two more registrations from Britain".s National Coal Hoard Board were officially Announced last night. Sir Charles Reid resigned from the post of Production Member last May. The latent men to leave ire Gen. P:r Rt ade Godwin-Austen, Chairman of the Southwestern Division, and Mr.
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    I-The Victims Dial 999
    17 9 I -The Victims Dial 999 y,., dm for th< Folia vho Th( victims unmoii'i' o/ r ,,,pM( </^"'/''""
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    HE STARTED WORK AT 8s. A WEEK
    28 9 PERTH. Juna »Tf r J?£ ward MounUin. for 43 years Manuring Director of I homo. He WM .5. ci -sets ooo<i
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    TRACED & ARRESTED
    47 9 TRACED ARRESTED y. Not long after, thi <ni i>nt it 1 1 (n>il awl tv st-^i tl. '{hi prompt unttniiht i i <i<h(,n t<ik< n Ini th* iv tlws thus hflps th' j Pohc* to <)it rid 0/ ">» i I M»i(/' smiblr rhnitnt <>f t J society.
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    DOCK APPEAL FAILS
    64 9 LONDON, June 23. Pint report! from the waterlroni Indicated this morning thai use appeals of the Union icadcrs and of Prime Minister Clement At tier to end tin Lwidon duck Strike hud fail ed, and that the leneral trend wai to continue the stoppage. About 150 ships
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    27 9 PARIS. JUM 2',\ France ll to put battleship at the «li.sposal of the United NatmriM Palestine modlltW Count I'.erna<lott«\ it Wll announced ■ftW a cabinet meeting to«iuy
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    564 Cinemas
    67 10 LONDON. June 2J A plan to unite all cinemas operated by companies m the Gaumont British and Odoon groups under a central management was approved at representative meet- I ings of the two companies iv London. The new organisation is to be known as Circuits Management Association Ltd..
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    Kaifeng Take By Reds?
    79 10 SHANchm t Though p. Pttcfeei b -'^ntJ ntnuoQ or 7L!v -^el port mii4t! >,\r:^\ havJ It n eminent l Q t0 d ion, from t he D 'or the inahiUt, „t J3 ment troops to h.vd h P l reporu fron: N^ lng Rel In Mtnchorit,
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    Protest At Riot Probe
    119 10 GEORGE i OWN June 'I A member the Br! Guiana Legislate cvj told an :nqu::;, c mmii investigating th< eceni more rioti laj thai p< had obstructed h m In c I] ing evidence. The coinmtesJ d .»1 ■vi Its llrst pnbik gessi nij rt'xt Monday
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    Resignations In Israeli Go
    114 10 TEL AVIV. June 23. ministers re^gnrd tonight the five weeW ld PW Israeli Government MM 24 hours after a blood) between Haganah Jewirf dlers and Irgun Zvai i tiebreaker, who ran an ship ashore aid northern beach at Tel A They mm The JJJ* Religion. Raobi
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    TREATY RATIF
    17 10 BRUSSELS p| Belgian Chamber 1 bill ratifying tr.- with Ha* f Feb. 10 l^« Reuter
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      68 10 Tomics: Exrlu *ive lo the Morning Tribune I V "Pi irri fv l\ LJ vj \J Lt J fi^ *s?2£r" L /7^ wir V i*»»«*>"»*O "SSfSs^^ la**'>**mf) "BELINDA" 'BUCK RYAN" "POP" 1 A^s»D So, vSiTtinkS I I Youß. Owki AAMCMAiI^ w [T F=LA.SMIh4<& PAST "TV4m POST WE iisiSTAjmt ty -fou
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    WHAT IS IN STORE IN FUTURE ATOMIC WAR?
    130 11 CHICAGO, Jo* a Anit Can dOCtOff 22 > atomic explosion and watch them all die turn radS tion. :tn atomic tcientUt Dr. Stafford L Warren 01 the Atom., Bfcergy Comn one m the Mientiati wh m Hiroshima tftei it mi deg. troyed
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    RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
    43 11 vn Juae 23. The reip the Dtrector-Gener- 9 «th Mrtcan Broad- o/tion. Mr. R. S. Ciprau who wai roappointed ment .i^;» under GenGovernment, wraj by the board of eov ■••!iv. Mr. Caprara has -tor oi the S.A.B.C. establishment m 1936. Reuter
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    E.R.P. Led To Slav Meeting
    86 11 WASHINGTON. June 23. Mr. Robert Lovett. United States Under Secretary of State, declared today that the repented meeting Of Slav leaders m Warsaw was a direct result Of the lina; approval of the European recovery programme by Congj less and the decision of the six
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    A BLAST AT T.V.SOONG
    100 11 A BLAST AT T.V.SOONG SHANGHAI, Juno 21 Chin- J report! from Canton .sum! to-iav that a popularly elected Kwangtung Provincial Council memoei blasted Governor I v S long en h i i gat-month administration, centering the attack on Sound's alleged failui. to •oppreai CommunlaU and curb conunolity {n Ices. Kuomintang
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    Canadian Arms For China
    127 11 SHANGHAI, June 24. hour Canadian fn I rhto i ;.a led with arms, ammunition m i .n t ii,.i,. within t!i< ii. .\t >« i «'.iv II was learnt today. Th« war ma teriala were bought by China under the cj <iit agreement v.nii the i
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    "RESERVE, SUSPICION" OVER INDONESIA
    245 11 LAKE SUCCESS, Jun > 23.-1116 Netherlwxda ana Indonesian Republican authorities, bound Oy their cease fire agreement, are eyeing oir another across the status cuo line "Vith reserve and wsoi^on'th' United Nations Good omc«s Coran'X s^d m the first chapter of its third l«--terim report received here.
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    NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE
    61 11 Newcastle, June 23. Mi. R. G. Simpson's Pappatea won the Northumberland Plate here this .tlteinoon. Mr. U. B. J. Hilli- ard's Billet was second Md Mr. \Y. J. Heat's Urgay third Fifteen ran. The betting was 20-1 against Pappatea, 5-1 Billot. o-i I i^ay. Tappatea won ».y ihort
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    CHILDREN'S CHOIR WELCOMES MONTY
    49 11 Swansea June 23. n»g M ndfl of people welcomed Field Marshal U)«l Montgomerj .it the Swans,,! r.uildhall to Si ye the town's freedom >n trious and outsUndinp l.adntrSShC spoke to rx-srrvu. to Williams KulUi. W" V A choir of 400 ch.ldMn wrlcomed him outsid. Reuter
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    QUEEN VISITS RAMC DEPOT
    13 11 Crookham. June M the golden juMJ«« jbut gsarATtvH Reuter
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    Women's Ears Go "Underground"
    85 11 .1 SEW 7/.4 r P 8T+ 9 r CRAZE that has swept ■Am, a us gaining ft ,ii /f s fh* 1 Earphone 9tyh K Tck rt</iiin irtfh a .ii-srr.re. ffce 1948 .vi m fh^ hair is coiled juJ i<>n(7 bun tr/jic'i W him I dos
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    KILLED IN U.S. PLANE CRASH
    78 11 J( KM JACK OA KIE, li'hi ruin ,luiv tins ptM i r>l th, \.i kill. it h< >> U I'lmii flitin'l fn>ni /.<-s AtwfUs. t<> lieu V I York cnttked nt Mount i Ciiini'l. m I'mnsi/i <unit 1 <>>i fum 17 It is fa m
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    Soviet Challenge In East Germany
    193 12 Soviet Challenge In East Germany Bttttß. -luno 23. The RH» ms. announcing that currency reform Will be introduced m the Eastern SOO6 and Greater Berlin tomonow. have told the \Ve>tern Allies that there is "no administrative, economic or political reason" for their remaining m Berlin, and that they will have
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    "New Currency" Budget Denied
    88 12 Canton. Juno 24. The report thai the budget of the KwangtUng Provincial Govern* men: is now based on the "new currency" was denied by a Government spokesman. Following speculation from Nanking and other centres that a reform of China's currency \va^ imminent, local press reports stated
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    Deadline Near For "Soak The Rich" Tax
    72 12 SHANGHAI. June 24. With the deadline for raising the quota, of $8,500 billion CXC "soiik the :ich" relief levy only six days away. Shanghai has been able thus far to collect $600 billion through voluntary contiihutions. it was learned today. The committee m
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    MASKED MEN TAKE $2,900
    190 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Wednesday n'gh: a gang of 7 Chinese, ail Rimed with revolvers aivi masked, bioke into a Chinese contractor 1 residence near the junction of Grange Road and Patterson Road and got ay/ay with the contractor's moto! -car and S-.900 m cash and other
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    JOCKEY'S DERBY "HAT-TRICK"
    91 12 BELFAST. Jutu 23 Australian Jocktu William Rae Johnstunc today MJ uj, <i turf record probably >inoqualhd anywhere m tht world, namely riding winner* of tht English, Frtnch and Irish Derbies intuit three trft ks. Ridmi/ thi Aon Khan's Wmthoo over a wUle and half t>n the Currafih
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    INSURANCE SERVICES
    63 12 LONDON. June aJ lag to i Comm< ru contributions of the Ben Insuran ulster A the Minist i I n j aTU<t> submit Nation lli Committ nr.r.ar;, draft 1 We< for m«i B* rvto urould share 2s. share 3s. 7 present will be < I■ y. the <
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    747 13 __r^^.*, hare quotation* ■l*? 1 < iven by the MaiK. AssociaUon >IB1AL3 Buyer aeller 1-00 14.00 vm Lit ii- 3.00 3.15 F 12 9 43 '9 !'.40 9.80 > 24/- 24,6 |p) JtV- *V l2 .00 43.00 T 3.10 5.30 S stk v 3.65 3.75 t 10.00
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      N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
      91 13 X .1,. rbed m. 1 rlyt }n Wrt, icUy c trtdlna A idng sentiment wer, r p rt "Jttop redem mediation i oßclali considcicd the pro»P«'cts good, for a break m th■^'ftcal contract deadlock by ;"n lgh t. There wu Unprored bidding m Rubbers On talk
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      64 13 Hoinrich JcPDCP i Atreus 42 Newcbwang > <» Ma>ula 7 Mentakab 35 Glenttne 33 1 Slivoroak ;;i j Straat Maiakka 17 IS Kola l«t 20 Lake Manitou 2 I I Pret. Harding j:> Pernland 21 Glenartney 15 i*j Benvrackie 13 11 Sumpitan 10 11 Glengyle ;t 10 Asplialion
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      BANK NOTES SEIZED: PROHIBITED IMPORTS
      313 13 Sydney. June 24. United Kingdom. New Zealand and Australian banknotes of a face value of £558, sent to a woman m Melbourne by her brother, a wealthy stockbroker m the United States; are being holdby the Australian Customs Department II prohibited imports. The Australian and
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      Cold Reception By Students For U.S. Envoy
      101 13 Cold Reception By Students For U.S. Envoy Peiping, Jim*- U. united States Ambassador J. Ltfighton Stuart arrived m Peiping >•■. terday afternoon and writ Immediately to Teaching university where he was received coldly by the students, of winch lie Is still president The students, who have strongly objected to Ma
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      18 13 mi t. g. c. y Contr'ollei ol Suppl Pahang, is beii tnu tared Penang'and his Place X l!S
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      98 13 In.- MtoMßf M* quotat. Rid M ■WOOM (me, N(KMIIrH SI'dAK. B«| qual.ty whlto H«, medium quality .<r» )H^' BEANB Baft gJ2 ?MO. BtN .r,,w, $1 ,0 .ii-nilmiiK U per c-nt $«o I SArrr nt r f >!( AfllCJi s;i 120.^ Sarawak $16. s.ak ■AOO SEKD $.-]0 FLAKE
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      NEW YORK RUBBER
      68 13 NEW YORK. June 2.1 'Rubber 5 to 10 lower sties 32. .spot 23. Closings: June 22.25 noml|nal; July 21.85 traded; Augu«i 22 00 nominal; September 22.10 ii traded; October 22.05 nominal; November 2200 nominal; December 21.90 traded; January 21 80 nominal; February 21.05 nominal; 'March 21.50 bid;
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      PALM OIL ESTATES IN FEDERATION
      47 13 •'•'in Oil c tatei m tUc f.-«|-'■t;ition of Malaya up thr rvl "f I ist y«ir iumbtwd 17 with :i eatatea In production. Total acreage t»y jretn of traasplaatlag w. r. 7^,im aerea, n n.land 113,553 aerea. Then irer« ftltofetaei M factories.
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      46,281 CASES OF SOAP PRODUCED
      92 13 Production Sguree for soup from the 47 factories m thr Federation of Malaya during last month totalled 46,28] eaaea cotapared nrlta i.',,r>'M caiei during the pt.vious month. Quantity Krtd m the Federation m May totalled L'.'UW cases. The quantity exported outside the Federation and Singapore
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      3,124 TONS OF COCONUT OIL
      111 13 A total of G,22. r tons of COpra was treated m the Federation Ol M ■il;iy;i during May and 3,124 Urns COCOMIt oil were expressed and 2,446 ton<^ poonac manufactured, compared with the prevkMU month when 8,146 tons copra treated and expreaaed 4,064 tons oil
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      TEA PRODUCTION
      61 13 Total production of made t«-;i from 'ah highland i tate In ''ihang was U2U.IVJ lbs. In 1947 of which 90,560 lbs. were exported and 694,196 lbs. "old locally. A total of 19 lowland estate i (13 from Selangor) accounted fm b production of 312,566 lb«. made tea la
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      SHARE MARKET: QUIETLY STEADY
      18 13 77,, than market remamid ijuirtlit ifeatfy ■■•>'• and tmaineu s nt mainly unckangt i quotation*.
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    Beng Bee Becomes First Boys' Singles Tennis Champ
    490 14 HY hOFEHASir On<? B- BM btOMM UW Sir.iiH.'or pnft-WW boys' singlfs chamri^n when h«- btftl Aith'ir LJP yest«r\Wy »n th«> .Tiinio l Boys' Singles finals of thj Sngnp^re Lawn Tennis Championships after two v«~i. ly-eontest**! seta at the S.CC. c^urt.v T:n score
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    I. A. CRICKET
    156 14 The following will represent the Indian Association against the S.R.C. on Saturday at 2.15 p.m. on the S.R.C. padang: Ravilal N. Mehta (Captain). Ram Singh Bajra. S. M. Ally. Z. Bhatri. R. S. N'adarajah. J T. D'Souza. C. Popatlal. Amarchand Kothary. Mohamed Shah. J. Rasiklal. J. Arvlurai.
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    Air Port, Heroden Do Well In Fast Work
    519 14 31' ALL AS LEWIS KUALA LI'MPUR. June 24. No. 2 track was again open for fast work this morning and was m excellent condition. Some very fast times were made, the best of the morning being by Air Port. Others who went
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    77 14 The following will represent the "Kismet XL at soccer against The Combine H.Q. Spore District, on Monday at the Fort Canning Ground." The Kismet was an un-de-feated football team last year, winning 17 games and drew 2 It comprises of mostly Ist Division players. Osman Angullia. Razak. M.
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    SELANGOR RACE WEIGHT FOR TOMORROW
    689 14 Below are the h.uidicans tor tr.~ dav of m Selinso, T*i*C* V Z°"°* Nttd-M-U will C announced at 11 a.m HOTa-M <la«*s 2 Div 1 6 Fur« 0 2 2 Wyonijr? ao n 0 Ouron-H* fi v t 2 Mr Port 8 or 0 0
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    COLTS CRICKET XI
    56 14 The following have been selected to play for the Singapore Colts at cricket against the SC.R.C. on Saturday at 2 p.m. on the Hong Lim Green C. Scnevlratne (Capt). Mayo Pereira, Noel Hay, J. Derbyshire, A. Lopez, A. Lim, M Kraal, Q Carson, I. Kraal, P. Johnson,
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    146 14 Teams from two mod raaaals, the A:.-, ricaa ij.l Srontist. in<] the CaotdUa I^ake Mamtou. titled for Ufa**; mv 00 I Group RE. Alexn i tOUI had advantage M the BeM, ha 1 p*myed the Via.': m V Manners Last v. --k Nevel less ¥6Vdne*dayi imc aga tho Scientists
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    JUNIOR B.P.
    104 14 In a friendly badwl match, played Last 9ui the Junior B.P beat the 9 Sporti Club badminton team by 6 games to 1. suits: (Junior plajers n tioned first.' Singles: Tan ftofl 1 beat Cheah Thye En? l 15-12- Tan Ch>\> Too:: bei A Edwards 15-8. 15-11: Kirn
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    35 14 Plenty <* JJJJ *of Lded at ih< the npore h.-lian* 1^ Vi)rlf Uwniament on Dre mi»«! night at tM < f nhuiu EkippiAh Saioool :-i piuh will >n< t 7SO p.n On Mori^ comnrnoc
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    S'pore Veterans Limber Up For Mutch with Combined Services
    331 15 |*inea[>ore Malaya Cup 25ns re P ettin^ intc t for the forthcoming f h air 'i'Tist the CombinI gervio rs which is being allied for the benefit of Tuberculosis V the Rovers Sport* A XI at Jalan Besai jjium t^May. the
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    385 15 t--v> Malaya Oup Match I'j.ur if S*ndium 's bet- :> Army- Navy XI and t>.->th teams are at M; Neither side regis■frr.L a it should be Rer»>" n fee how Malac- against the side W- Combined R.A.F. ■Ta dray Jrh> f' r n!y point to the
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    TURNED DOWN
    37 15 LONDON. Jur.t- 24. The Government rejected a suggestion mi n the House of Commons today by Wins! d Churchill that it offers its se: vices as mediator In ttw dispute between India and Hyderabad U.P.
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    Indians Beat Eurasians
    217 15 Displaying better comWnaMoo and understanding In the attack, the Indian As» elation yesterday d< feated the Katong Eurasians xi by 1 goab to 2 m I D;v. ii league ?occcr at St. Georges Road ground. The Indians opened the scoring through Osman, left wing, who convened a
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