Morning Tribune, 29 June 1948

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    13 1 MORNING TRIBUNE K. .vj ,ov. i.Vnr Seri 10 CENTS TIKSDAY JUNE 29. 194S
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    STATE of EMERGENCY in LONDON
    71 1 STATE OF EMERGENCY IN LONDON I.<>\l>ON. June 28. The Government declared a state of Lgifj today and sent more than I.COO troops info London\ fa,.-\> ■•iintl waterfront to save the country's food rations. Mr Vttlee told the House of Commons that (he Governpt h:nl decided to assume extraordinary powers under
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    Palestine: Bernadotte's Plan To Be Discussed
    154 1 Palestine Bemadotle's Plan To Be Discussed TYI Aviv, June 28. The Arab League expects to receive for a Palestine settlement from the mediator, Count m madotte. today, the League's secretary ncnrr.il, a disclosed in Cairo last night. 17 political committee of ague will meet in Cairo m to discuss the
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    CHINESE ATTACK POLICE STATION
    150 1 KUALA LUMPUR, June 28. Lt!m wife of a Malay police tastablt was shot dead and a ©rpor.il wounded following: a jtUck by 40 armed Chinese on M Kuala Kurau police station, ientakab in the SUte of Paianp. last night at 8 p.m. Thr attackers after cutting
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    BOYD HERE ON THURSDAY
    120 1 H.M.S. Alert will arrive in the Singapore Roads at 7 a.m. on July 1, wearing the flag of Ad- mini Sir Denis Boyd, KCB. CBE, DSC. Commander -in Chief. British Pacific Fleet. At 9 a.m. the Flag Officer, Malayan Area. Rear Admiral C. Caslon. CBE, will
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    FOUND DEAD BY MOTOR CYCLE
    108 1 Early yesterday morning 21-year-old Sgt. Cheong Yat Choo, of the Special Constabulary, attached to the Radio Department, was found lying dead beside his motor-cycle In Tanglin Road, a short dls tance away from Tanglin Circus. A Military truck driver came upon the body. Cheong hau
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    MALAYS CAPTURE ARMED CHINESE NEAR TAWING
    280 1 MALAYS CAPTURE ARMED CHINESE NEAR PAIPING A group of Malays on Saturday captured ajJJJI Chm nned with a .45 colt *«2S*£JZ Sjrf tteS ted man admitted to the police that he one ißdividlUls looking for a certain contractor. In the early hours of Sunday Morning, thePerak police raid- i <'i
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    ERP STATEMENT SOON
    66 1 LONDON, June 28. The 'British Cabinet mot today to deal it is understood, with the draft ERP bilateral agreement An official statement on the agreement H expected to w published in Parliament in the next 24 hours, but confirmation i of the initialling of the agreement in
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    Chinese Taken Into Security Custody
    46 1 (From Our Own Rrp"^ Malacca. June 28. Two Chine*, one 1*»» the other from Malacra, halt <j rounds. Tkt Jnsin suspect is I Mmir ,hl llokkien xr >»« h Malacca d<tauu< 24 uml Malacca total to I"/;,,! on all.itafs har, br,-n oi/m.vi/''''-
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    "NE WORLD" WITH KANDY AS CAPITAL
    58 1 ONE WORLD" WITH KANDY AS CAPITAL ombo, June 23. The ■i-oa.st Asia Conferences for !< l peace and international wship which ended a three- 1 session here last night call- 1 on the Netherlands and j nch Governments to with-! oraw their armed forces from I not tolerate the old
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    4'QUA KES,9 TIDAL WAVES HIT JAPAN
    640 1 4,0QUAKES, 9 TIDAL WAVES HIT JAPAN II kI 7 *****/ c-> ii ,w^ aAL/t u/y// %000 PEOPLE, -WIPED GUT 1 Destruction Equal To 1923 Catastrophe TOKIO, June 28.— Four devastating earthquakes rocked central Japan along the Japan sea late this afternoon and, at least nine tidal waves followed in the
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    SIAM-MALAYA BORDER OPEN
    61 1 SIAM -MALAYA BORDER OPEN BANGKOK. Jtm« -8. hr Siam-Malaya frontier ii not closed, it was ollictally It'iit n ed here today It was pointed out that road and railway tralllc between the two countries i.s tfoiiiK on as usual but armed patrol parties main tained strict vt^li aKaln.st possible influx
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    WARRANT OUT FOR PRIDI'S, SECRETARY'S, ARREST
    241 1 Siam King's Assassination Trial rampkoK June 28 The Siamese police today issued BANGKOK. Junt j p an omyonß. list vzzxz z ssr jarasa sa secretary. Naval Lieut. Vajara.hui. The Ex-Premier and his secretary, who were in Singapore a month ago, are. at present, understood
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    FIELD AND NIGHT GLASSES WANTED
    52 1 ih'nnn Our Own K» l»>rhr KITALA LUMJMTR, '"n<- W Thr CM), Betaßfor, If of fltki tad night glawni foe ttmnilinitl work In :in Appeal [today mtmben ol the public who havr then an<l are willing Ito tand then to the police are iciquwtort to cofttact
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    SPECIAL K.L. CONFERENCE
    60 1 h'ruiii Out On n R> ;»«-f t> i KUALA LUMPUR, Jwm M. Nil oflniiil stattiiu-nt was i 'i.<| y»- trul iv following thr sj).i-i;«l eOUfMIMt hrhl Ht Kualu Luiiipiir ttxiiiy Mi. Malrolm M;irDonal(!. OommtMlooer (icmrjii. Hn K<lwatf| r,»nt. 1 1 i^h ComnusSir Franklin (inn on QovenMM of
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    BACK FROM SIAM
    38 1 fTttkmt Htufi K>-j>"'<" > Mr. I'hul .JoH.slyn, Aiimtk an CoiiJ-ul-<;<ni ral .'unv«<i in Sin npOTC yesterday afternoon hy a Cathay I'adHc lirpUUM from Uan^koii. Mi wrnt th.ri' Week JiK'o to att'-ri'i ><ii Atrwri CM coii.siilar tOfICcrMMC.
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    Coroner Issues Warrant For Coffee Stall Killer's Arrest
    465 2 Thf» cold b'oodetl Uilliru; of a HokU^n at a coffee >t «U opposite N" !< n o CoaT •h seven o'clock on *he night f !*ar <: 1 .r 4 eelio \esterday at the Sinc:'*pore Co oper*. < mri. Tho det i
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    Woman Freed On Arms Charge
    191 2 Tu Ah Ltk, as elderly Chinese woman, pleaded for K liency during her trial at the Singapore Attifft Court yesterday on a charge of beta? possession of six round? of ammunition. The ammunition was found on the night of January l£ Inside a basket at
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    KING HONOURS RIAU IS. CHIEF
    131 2 Information ha? bees received from the Colonial Office that His Ma;*: sty The King ha? been pleased to approve the award of The Kings Ifedal for courage in the cause of freedom to Amir Martin Silalahi. Presentation of the relative ribbon to the person named
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    FOOD CONTROL EXPORT ORDER
    66 2 In 01 ler to avoid duplication F I Control < Prohibi iof Exports Ordei 1946 h ien cancelled. By I 1 expoi of any con- article form Singapore without 1 v: an Assistant E kkl Controilei was forbidden. However, it is still, as it has always
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    Film Reveals Opium Traffic Secrets
    107 2 The llHsHHtlantl Tight against opium smuggling i> shown in a tense drama c*. sd with a sci:^ cert ot documentary fact ;n the Columbia film "To :'r.e Ends Ot the Eftrth" which was scre-rneu yesterday at ibe office of the Official Film Censor to giv;
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    OIL WITH WATER
    31 2 The Johore Police yesterday arrested a Chinese who vii attempting to sell 15 tins of what appeared to be coconut o:!. Water wa> found in I very tin.
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    NO ORCHIDS FOR "MISS BRIGHTON"
    94 2 BRIGHTON, June 28.— Mrs. Fay Mitchell, 23-year-old winner of the disputed Brighton and Hove summer beauty contest and a £400 car will not enter the new "Miss Brighton" contest to be held at Withdean Stadium on Friuay ♦To dear the air" in th. sporting spirit
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    Kidnapp ed By 4, She Was Told To Choose One As Husband, GirlSays
    336 2 Kidnapp ed By 4, She Was Told To Choose One As Husband, GiriSays A young, pretty Indian girl, rovindama who alleged that s kidnapped by foui Indians and confined for five days in two diffeient places. In the Second District Court yesterday that she was ordered by one of them
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    SPECIAL CONSTABLES TO ASSIST POLICE
    82 2 Essential regulations estabishing a special constabulary They provide the emoluments of'fuii-timc paid special constables who will t the police, especially on estates and mines, and with guard duties. The new regulations do not make any change in the position >f part-time ipecial constables ered for
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    "Asia Will Adopt Democracy Only If It Appeals To Her Philesophy"
    170 2 "Asia Will Adopt Democracy Only If It Appeals To Her Phiiesophy described the pro^nt rm^vncy re»;,,la fU ns ihe Federation a«* "ni,-aMirrx t( ft lu| An4 order against violence which is the ne K aii,,- f KlHl method." He said Ihis in th»- mm, u """Mi c s-rirs "DhMOTMJ \«v,pts
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    BUTTER ON RICE RATION CARDS
    191 2 Holders of rice cards wlio an iot at present tn receipt of i frozen BUttei ration but w>u ate anxious to obtain a tinnei; buttei ration for personal consumption may bt^ able to do m Mth effect from limm 21 All tinnttl butter now being
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    Firm Stand In Berlin Urged
    56 2 LOSDON, p>,.<^ i > war v-n •>■ tuft ft a R'"'f^ ;> i f In on orf rh* st' (7»/ i- li n fron B j>/i vent "Tiki R icm do i lito u by threat* 'It is h honotiral lin. U Waril tht v
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    NOW CONSIDERED A "GREAT HAZARD"
    78 2 NOW CONSIDERED A "GREAT HAZARD" Any on Mm in o pow consi cov- r it bef It Is p< the presw exlstia r in W tacreaatd murder and civil COIIM dual- whos in contact w who may ployin J Ia even ihoi ar direct i nt force. cept is any
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    Singapore To Aid ICEF: Colony's Part In World Relief Plan
    330 3 riang association and community Kpnwn•A h n»Htnf| last week dccHeci that Sin?u--shOIIM m-«ke a contribution to tho Inter ia] Chlldrona Emergency Fund *n A*>P3*l for contributions to the Fnnd VS9 bed by lh* United Nations Orgtnbttlot) I .ting ftgTMi that
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    KL School To Celebrate 50 th Anniversary
    296 3 KL School To Celebrate 50 th Anniversary fFrom Our Own Reporter J KUALA LUMPUR. June 2* BeveraJ testive events are to heM betwt»en Jur* to pembei to celebrate the 50th mniveramrj of tuv rounding ot ti.o Methodist Boys' School. Koala Lumpur. The flr^t event of these fe.st;vitu\s will commence on
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    MAN ROBBED
    33 3 While searching for an addresi \r. Tiong Bahru at Ibout 650 r m yesterday, a Chinese w&? surrounded by six compatriot* who relieved hto or hla wiistwatch. The footparis- were unarmed.
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    EGYPT'S FOREIGN MUSTER QUITS
    78 3 Cairo .Tune 28. The Egyptian Foreign Minister. 67-year-old Ahmed Khashaba Pasha, resigned last night. The Foreign Ministry has been temporarily taken over hv Premier Nokrashy Pasha who also holds the portfolios of th. Interior and of Finance. Kh-shaba Pasha was believed to have opposed the Primrfintstei'l
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    From Coconuts To Old Paper
    125 3 rPVom O«r Oirn Reporter) F'ENAXG. Lively discuslloni repar'img trade with 1 in. the export of fresh coconuts, importation of goods fi i.i the I'.S under quota and nport of old newspaper from the Q.B. took place at the W--1 meeting of representati»M of Che various
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    PERAK BANS FIREWORKS
    86 3 An Ipoh press release states ■hat the. sale of n re- works and iiro-crackers Is strictly prohlbitS from June 26. under Section of tho Special Emergency "leeulations No. 2. Co-operation from (he dealers requested to seal thru- stocks ,nd reta.n.ng thorn safely until he ban is lifted.
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    CHARON BRINGS SHEEP
    9 3 The Charon arrived mSUi potatoes a^
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    HIS OBJECT-TO STIMULATE LEADERSHIP IN STUDENTS
    314 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) With the objec. vi .nvesiigating cond't'ons prevailing in countries in general, as well as stimulating leadership and i sense of responsibility among Christian students all over th»> WQrtd Mr. Robert Rambusch of New York City who 's thf International Representative 01
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    LITTLE URCHIN SPEAKS FIVE LANGUAGES
    313 3 0 0% nR, i,,,,t. )!l bun* had tatere XlMtl tll other day alien Mnui 'Who aid he w.i> ;>ut 'v I *ed 12! i walk >d in t make enqulrle about i y b w.-n nothing bin ins vit •n-i an undoubted amaztn* tptitodt u
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    New Status For Welfare Officer
    194 3 ftnm Our Oum ieyerfei > A Mil t*> ""•>'' Lh „f <YI» ()!.!<■. oderatkw 1 1 M ila.va, ;i r hodv. wi'.ii the (ll 'i <ir of enabling the r»«cei to <i 1 vi M i pro ?t winch m»y w vested hi his department
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    Mr. Cheeseman Installed K.L. Rotary Pres.
    286 3 (Frovi Dm O\i*n Rrp<*rlrr> KUALA LUMPUR Twr Kinopoan schoolmaster? "Rtolt* the show" at the DlimeT ol In .taxation of tlir Hoard of Directors of the Kuala Utmpur Rotary Club held at thr Hotel Majestic TMfcfc was a lare* leathering oj members prtvsent and thr
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    FOUR NEW DOCTORS FROM S'PORE COLLEGE
    945 4 FOUR NEW DOCTORS FROM STORE COLLEGE Four now doctors, including: two Chinese women, have been awarded diplomas in medicine and surgery by the King Edward VII College of Medicine. They are Miss Sylvia Lee Seok Keng (Distinction in Medicine* and Miss Oon Chiew Seng, who have passed in medicine, surgery.
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    "MOST FREE" ELECTION
    132 4 PRAGUE. June 27- Government leaders here said that Czechoslovakia's May i 30 voting was the "most free I and democratic in the world. To-day, one member of the j sociaJ Democratic Pnrty showed the United Press corI respondent a letter received recently from his district party secretariat. which stated: "According
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    Glamorgan Now Head Of Table
    212 4 Glamorgan Now Head Of Table ship pUj a team of ■trengi Me i- Willie Jom< > mS, •r. m,,v >,:.;,. Impotence £t££ Exceptionally eat > to atUrarely draws He excels on U likes to lay round that >uio of th< being a useful bowit Jones an excellent outl Perhaps the
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      401 4 ON YQ UR RADIO TODAY Rf f T F VFTHORK As I Saw It. 7.30 News to pifVT- mununii Malay 7.45 Arabic Interlude, MALAI ENGI4SH cl5 C i 0 0 Down. PBOGRAMHES From 2 p.m. to S i.m Radi- RED NETWORK ated on 485 metres in the medi- CHINESE INW*^'
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    Around The Jown
    906 5  - around The Town Weekend Parties H has been quite a of parties lately, and H lay evening there were Mr. and Mrs T. N. fi'die celebrated' their enth wedding anniver- by giving a large cockH and sateh party. Ihe was gaily decorated runurous floral tributes were proposed and I congratulations
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      141 5 Simplicity of design ond elegance po hand in hand. S IN TOWNTCkNKHT f The PAVILION RESTAURANT i IKAN MERAH JEHOVAH (The Bettcf Courst's). I am. A SPLENDID PICTURE J AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL j SMART FOR HOME WEAR Iff i ported model Fur Felt Hals black, navy Or brown
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JUNE 29. 1948.
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      Uperation Hawkers
      303 6 UNKNOWN cue cannot Keep a gUUu ;ia..xvci S Stftll UOWII lor long. iuai is lik i lesson io be arawn from tne "iive-loj. paveme*u war' mat lias tung oeea foughc between the hawKers ana the police. Tne police swoop down upon nawKers uao transgress the iaw. smash u tneir stalls
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    Germans Believe "hunger Sentence" Is Ended
    952 6 Germans Believe "Hunger Sentence" Is Ended In 1^46 the Germans SUrtfd the rumour that the \Uv v mi**! Germany for three years. BERLIN The pfXMfMd Of Marsha!! Aid ard the announcement Of an Impending currency wfw hns ted to the belief Among many Germane that what they describe '.is the
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    China' s Southern Bastion
    430 6 China's Southern Bastion CANTON The statemer* by Mi Wong Wen-hac. China Prune Minister that "just u-s i ihe wai against Japan was j fought from bases, the war t against the Communists will be iontinued from Souih i China.' 1 confirms the increa-s--.nfely important role th it South Oiina, under
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    POLIO VICTIM STARS IN FILM
    339 6 POLIO VICTIM STARS IN FILM LONDON. The rf- curding by film cameras of the illness of i 19--j y*ar-uld British lt>u. one of the victims of loaf ytar's poliomclitis in- tantile paralysis cptd* imc. map help other viet tims to recover worj A sixty mtnute ptctur i of his &ufftrmys
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      67 6 MA I A Y A N AIRWAYS LTD. AIR CARGO K\TK TFR KILO 1? 2 lbs.) KKOM Sl\(. \POKK TO Kl AI.A U MTI II 80c iron I'KNANG Kl \NTAN 40c KOI A KHAKI >vQuantity Discount of 25r- r on consignments over i«> KiK' i n-*' Ratoi to any other
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  • ROUND OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      AUSSIE SWIMMER
      40 7 yL Qu(<r#land(r. N a n cy y Lv^w-'*- rttonber of the Atfstrahan O 1 u >n p ic t i swimmm<- team in the pool of thl Smfjaporr S Sicimmmq Club. Tht team j><i?se<i throut/h Sinnapor'j last MPatlr.
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      S'HAI LIVING INDES TO GO UP ANOTHER 100 PER CENT
      360 7 S'HAI LIVING INDEX TO GO UP ANOTHER 100 PER CENT SHANGHAI June St.— TW police are expected it, be out in full forc a«ain this mornin* to keep strict u at h M the various commodi.v markets and avert an, pvte stanip.de. C ity ,unci!lors are reported to have requested
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      UNDERGROUND WATER FOR HONG KONG
      155 7 HONGKONG June M Tin •>• Ibi'itica (A boring foi mi kr^tound water nupply In tl.. .Ww Territorial (mail croon the i iland of Hook »<'mk» ire bring investigated t»y l>i W. Dlxey. Geological Advisei if th Colonial I m'hv. London Dr. iMxi-v i now in
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      20 7 PHILADELPHIA, Juno 27 Republican leadwa agreed to name Repretentatife Hugh Scctt of Pennsylvania aj thr iioa Republican National Chairman. U.P.
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      EMBASSIES ARE KiS SPECIALIIY
      64 7 EMBASSIES ARE HIS SPECIALIIY NANKING. Jun( M. The point iin;iim«(K/ tin urtcxt 0/ a ronffssrd thin who spevHilizfd in itealtng liom foreign rmhassits und togaHam m Nanking. The rctunfi Wtn tmt British vmbtmPt tk* Ahihnnisttui Ugntion nnd the i>r.vote i residence 0/ Foreign Unmto- Wtnui Shih Chu* who lost all
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      Jewish Congress Opened
      172 7 \l 'NT l virr\ Switzeiland. Jnnc 27* -Dr. Stephen Wise. t>p:-v.nL the second Jewish Congress here today said that the t-stabMriunent oV the stat.oi EmM I WM one of the RMWt plOiiOtts IOHMOta of history. •I must say with re* rot that Gioat Britain, which thiough Mr.
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      P.I. IRADE WITH JAPAN
      121 7 P.I. TRADE WITH JAPAN MANILA, June 28. It reliably reported the HMilippir.es> <«iirie«l on tra«ie witn Jtpaa amounting to eight and a half million dollars n thr six month period April 30 Most ot the exports to Jipan were terns needed by the occupation forces such as coat and her:.
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      CANTON'S FLOATING POPULATION
      49 7 CANTC'N. June 28.- an ton todß| ha> a floating ;;opulat:on 0! slightly over a quarter Pi a million, according to T*-!iaD)e sources. These sources estimate the dtj^i 4 .aia: population abbut LtfUl with appr n x.m^tely 608.000 men and 520.000 women (excluding tat floating population) Reutor
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      MOTHER OF 113
      25 7 bdOTOST June 27, -Wed vcstciday: Minnie the cat. Mother of 113 kittens and dw tinsuished mascot of H.m-»-Vtctcry. Slic was eleven.- U.P.
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      GOVT. FORCES SQUEEZE NINE RED DIVISIONS
      96 7 SHANGHAI. .Tune Government forces "triking out southwest from Katfeng and northeast wHi.l trom the Peiping Hankow railway reportedly succeeded in sque«Ink elements of nine Com mOnist divisions Into a small SS wheie me Nationally hone to deliver one 01 ttie iu P ongesl blows
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      U.K. COAL EXPORT
      16 7 rirNFVA June 27. 3rl S3 for t»-., tt^^i l el Commission toi Eurcpe.
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      NEW JET PLANE
      11 7 WASHINGTON. J»ne nowW »eivW atboat sou MPH U.P.
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      "SHAKY" BUT HAPPY
      166 7 At '.'">'/'!< film N s/'// ti H mil-" 'li S I in if |M»M M< i .1 mi i;<'i i' Htmpi till In i t'i'l m <t tti i i' i in! (/.;</ i tn ''.>'ii <t l<ii n i i- ,ii,,i I Urss ll'i'ii' <>i th
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      PAKISTAN WILL REMAIN WITH EMPIRE IF....
      325 7 SYDNEY Mi K II Rahman < i rade Commij sicnei top Pakisian IB Australia) in i reeeni addresi t«< the Bii.^ bane Chamber »t Conunerei liio.ed the statement <>i tf'.< Prime Minister oi Pakistan when asked for Pakistan's re actions to membership oi the
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      British Envoy To Buenos Aires
      41 7 r,OND°N John Balfour. Mlnlstei British Knib, sy »1 J tor will be Hi i Br /Untwsado, in Buenoi lhl Foreign Office I»m u Sir John »u- I r« ri< LWPer who wll be mem ld U.P.
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    HK'S BIGGEST SOCIETY STWAR EDDING
    197 8 HK'S BIGGEST SOCIETY STWAR EDDING L described by a Hong Kong paper Kg s bi*fg«it postwar society wedding K June 5 at St. Margaret's Church. Kvi.is Miss Peggy Ma Pik-kit, daughter Ma Chiu-ki. Tiie groom was Mr. ■(i; Ku. Their marriage unites two of in() st prominent families. And quests
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    THE RADIANT BRIDE
    52 8 The radiant bride of Hong Kong's biggest H postwar society wed- ding. She uxis Jkff«.« Peggy Ma Pik-kit. 1 daughter of Dr and t Mrs. Ma Chiu-ki Her J bcuquet icos of ichtte 1 orchids and Hly of the valley especially flotcn I to Hong Kon<i from
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    HERE COMES THE BRIDE
    20 8 77 U 'rrtv.ng v St. Mtrgtnfi Chu «»n th' an>> 0/ ft"" "i* Dr. 3/1 Ckm-Ki.
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    THE BRIDE'S MAIDS
    31 8 The bridal retinue. Their gowmt were of lime, green and mauve nylons. From left to right: Minxes Phyllis Ma. Lilian Ma. Katherine Yip, Angela Pik-'yuk and Nancy En.
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    Finland's Reds Worry Over Coming Election
    171 8 HELSINKI, June 27.— Tne first sign of Communist worry over the coming Finnish general election was given today by Finland's leading Communist ex-Minister Yrjoe Lino, who strongly urged the people to remember Finland's position, demands Communist participation in the government. Lino's statement was made
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    PRICE FOR HUSBAND
    50 8 or bus Jm I I Fannt n i)i K I County law baclu.'-r.^' club and ltshxi a 8 f> 01/ >/,w/i d nrriei f**f y I'/' 1 than HOO :I J /j-j. S fO 1^ koidM^ twd JW° for a ti-acre-hoUtrng ■R&ttnanw* air sho* rh n UNKNOWN
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    UNKNOWN
    146 9 I' 28. The H| wey a.s UM ■pji.i.'ntial candiBc'.ically assured He aid than ever rnited States, ■enoral impression H- h;i;us of editorHchinese reaction. ■(■■••:y newspaper Hr.i Shanghai e«iiKi ct and all Brw-y as all but Brii.- were almost H saying that ueHoi the first udH. been ox pecu u Ha
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    CZECH AMNESTY
    34 9 FRAGUE. June 17.— Prague reports *aid today that 2/«W ordinary prisoners and 1489 would- ao frontier-crcttew have been treed in Bohemia. Moravia, under an unnettv announced last v/tek by President Gotiwald. U.P.
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    THE HAPPY BRIDE AND GROOM
    52 9 1 h ill eouple. > 1'» |t oni, Mi j I d«| Kent il Ei i Uw Ma of iir late .'.«r. Ea Tom; Bell of M:\l a v :i. Their aia/rlaf nnitfs two af i\\v s t prn tificnl S families al lh€ S
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    PRIVATE DETECTIVE BUREAU FOR HK
    24 9 -K ctohmg at the crnm>m)i K which took pine? <tt St. Mai (/ant's h M t c Hon§ Komg. PRIVATE DETECTIVE BUREAU FOR HK
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    PLANES TO HELP FIGHT RED SIEGE
    139 9 HONGKONG. June 28. Ihe Colony will ioon have its ftrii private enquiry agency. 1 Major H. Bretherton, t< mcrty of the Shanghai Muni- dpal Police, nil arrived to Hongkong from Tokio on us release from the Brltttn Forces and plans to Sup a pnvato detective With the Liverpool «fW» i
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    BELLS OF ROME
    117 9 LONDON Jtm.' 21 Th<» belli t Hume. Including tti ramoui Caplt 4 un. rang today to commemorate tin i'(-p ucceasfu] appeal to the belllgerenta In \Hi to spare the holy citj Vatican Radio reported, Recording to Rent 'i. a marble memorial t;ibi<-t in irhlch the Pope vai
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    GREEK GUERILLAS DRIVEN OFF
    63 10 Athens. June 26. Greek Gov eminent troops were yesterday (.-parted to nave driven General Markos with h:.^ guerilla staff from his mountain headquart<%i;. and^to have seized •tronJT'v fortified heights near the Albanian border. Larissa press imports, which said. General Markos and his men had left their
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    "RETURN OUR CHILDREN" PLEA REJECTED
    17 10 RETURN OUR CHILDREN PLEAD REJECTED Bucharest ii.« J«rn of >■ cribti H r.r, v. takoi /•>■ I foil!;.-. Reuter
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    HUK LEADER TALI WITH PRESIDENT
    157 10 HUK LEADER TALK WITH PRESIDENT ■M«1 Qu •no •tki r.JM ;v an v~ Tin: Generalissimo con?« r <HiM thiiy at Malacanan ?^JM the ImplementatiOß otl amnesty for the Kuks I PKlii who have bea -J TaiU wnotc s'irier. i« r l June 2] precipitated theH Deity grant and w.stabM chief
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    CENTRAL CHINA FLOTILLA
    62 10 NANKING June M, Chinese Navy has de^e organise a Central ChiM 'Una eompoied fl :ts trained personnel and j date vessel to assist In c munis: suppresiion >P- ra along the Tar.gt* R Chinese sources reported day The Central ChlM will' be commanded by* ral Shen Shang-uen,
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    COPRA EXPORTS
    82 10 Agriculture *£*£U Philippine copra «j¥ '42.826 long tons wer e snaile: W» other month* g«* t0 uessss i rent less than estimate.: ***JSfij* coconut oil ttfl»»ej It Mid the V£*2l 2 \he "SLtt! of 2J< 10 „r any O Nceeoe<i UWJJ The t. vious niont.J w wa s
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      187 10 5 < omii's: Exrl»*iw <« ii»« k Morning Trihimr j n^.^ u,c wi Vfi'ML 7UA7b\~] V"IN9PITEOfTH£\ Ywt.TUT/ CANT TUtMi] Y*™ fS t ?L!!££!& n SR -UOW^B^^ w 7 X mr that wm/£ mm m ksktam ™^»fi***i> I /^W>3 S^MlSaXr V? I 9*LIWt:?P COMPLETE REMWeO MSWHG-THAT9CM M OOU Of^^HTJV /^< OUft
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    Japan Can Be Used To Help Malayan Rehabilitation
    688 11  - Japan Can Be Used To Help Malayan Rehabilitation m C. Y. FOOD \NG. Four months ago ilii llArtia, i•u» i of Commerce repre- e on the Federal LegistUDCil, as.;en w.n. lie about the resun«ption trade with Japan, told ■ter: "We can do withtfida." Martin was no doubt at j also
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    GREEK CAMPAIGN NOT YET OVER
    99 11 .Wu/.tco/ and A,-»^-.-«;.' v ;mr tlu Malaya GREEK CAMPAIGN NOT YET OVER 'Vr*?. June 27. M Themistoclcs Sophnulis. prime < atixiister varned the Qreeff people today against "t' early rejoicings' 1 over Va campaign against th< qucrillas. k. ur. Ung from a visit t< tae hatttefront, M. BophouUi said the
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    All-Malaya Chinese XI
    15 11 1 r/ W V'• 1 f.,;r., ffr,,f Ml H /«Im >r, I.
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    South Rhodesia Bans British Job Seekers
    548 12 BrLI'WAYO. S BhtdMMk r.reat rJntain will, of course be chiefly affected by »he it-t-sjon of the Southern Khcnierfian Government to check the present rate of between 16.000 and JO. OOO immigrants a yeai. That flow is now deemed "too much of a good thing.
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    Arabs Accuse U.K.
    60 12 NICOSIA. Cyprus. Jun e 27. Arab uiliciais have tolci Britain they would regard the withdrawal or British forces from Haifa before Aug. l as a breach or the cease ttw agreement in Palestine, it was learned here today Last British forces are due to leave Palestine by
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    Japs Hid Goods At Naval Base
    17 12 Ja P s Hid Goods At Naval Base TOKIO MtaW of R,-, .^H.*. IT Kfc p Reuter
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      96 12 Opens Today 4 Shows "7 T j| ni •F/vfr/i/i* ROBERT HUTTON-JEAN SULLIVAN -ALAN HALE OONALD WOODS ANDREA KING r-ecteo b» $cmn D«, b, lou W f)md<M Person From MICHAEL CURTIZ her Boo* Sp*»k.nt' M^*.c Co-^p«s^ »"«J »<J«c:*d t» M»» St«i^«r COMING BOON— Ike Pit tare You've Waited For! vwr Lif
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    847 13 HALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS 8 n maen share quotations as given by tho Mai* hrokcrs' Associatioa Pungah M M 9 R_£ tJ Rahman Hyd. iio 145 Rambutaa 11 l2 :-n 1 i m Rswb Au.;t. OOM M7 j Rawai g Con. m 1 7 R twang TmBddl 1 Renong Tin M
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      Rubber Sellers Reluctant
      32 13 Ti market irkot kwing prieea No. I .mv i: WO. 2 July K.;s.S. If, No 3 July RAa 10 u July Sept I °T O v Tonr Very iteady
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      SHARES QUIET
      17 13 Thf *aie Martet opened quieUy yesterday with small yoiume of business passing at lower prices.
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      60 13 V«Md fiodowns Kola 45 Sandriken Haihsia 14 Telom;tchus 42/3 (Sirdhanai ;;s Rhexenor 36/7 (Silveroak) 33/4 St. Admiral) 31 Katong 19/20 Suryades 23/4 Prcs. Hardingi 25 ♦> Wot a Cede) River Clarence 27/8 Bir Hakeim Bougainville 29/30 Glenartney 15/16 (Oregon Maili 13/14 Bengal 10/11 C. of Lucknow 8 9
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      Export Of Pepper From India
      74 13 NEW DELHI.— In order CO prevent Indian pepper exported to soft currency areas j from being re-exported to hard currency areas, the Government of India have re imposed control over the export of pepper, says a Ministry of Commerce notification. Bona fide exporters are advised,
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      Export Of Typewriters
      39 13 According to an announcement by the Registrar of Im- ports and Exports, the export !of typewriters will now b»pormitted up to 25 per cent of statistical import* as from I July 1. 1948 Produce Markets Round-Up
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      128 13 th rival!i hipi 11 (20 to $22 nd Black S 0 a "tw market. Lampont u n quoted nj> to .si il* Tin- followtof wen yeatei lay a quotation RJCE No l v.,s othei qualities $io GUmNOUB RICE: $u MBBHOON (Rice Noodkai: MJGAR Beit fjuiility wklU $46, medtun quality $\r>
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      Indian Sugar
      40 13 NEW DELHI. Tin- OOTernment of built hav<> decldcd to allow with immediate effect eipor| of sunar and confectionery freely oat of the Indian Union, says a Ministry of Food notification. No export licence will be necessary. GIIS U.N. KASHMIR COMMISSION
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      U.N. KASHMIR COMMISSION
      120 13 NP:W DELHI, June 2H.—Pandit Nehru, Prime Minister of the Dominions of India, Mid the GovenmeOt of India would U' glad to confer with the United Nations Kashmir Commission when it arrived in Pelhi. The statement made public last night was in reply y<sterday to a telegram from Don Ricardo, Argentine
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      China Situation Reassuring
      168 13 ME] BOURNE China could be Australia's Mggei i mark* I i"i- i iporj i specially wheat prow ed food, machlni i v and w<h»i. i| th 4 opportunity •a;i.s handled properly Tin virw hai l>rtn exp <(i In Melbourne by I'm.: Dtftiglai B Copland, VlceChanccllor oi the
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      Horses For Abyssinia
      82 13 Adelaide, Battirdar An agent uCUn 1 Bmperor ol Abyi.sinia. inliiif Selassie, t in Australia baying cavalry horses for the Abfsrtnlan Army Be hM :ili»:tcly placed un order In Adelaide for 500 horses and 500 man's. A W pretentatlve ol tht torn wW«h has been comnilssloned lo supply
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      $2,425 Awarded For Breach Of Contract
      97 13 Tin- Trading Company Hoi land were U* pl<'i.nt»lt.s at Sineaoore HiK^ Court yester- an action for damages i Vouch of contract against Se firm of Ho KUp Beng Uoog. 1 The plaintnv alleged that n Si SSHS| :S s 1047 The defendants wen there
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    EL Race Weights For Tomorrow
    515 14 K.L. Race Weights For Tomorrow JVlow :ue t!n .it-; **'> t rnoj rev s ni< es ut Kuala Li nopal I Cl I P v f 1 Fur s Bpcai Miith •••0 Soltan Ml Meniel 8 0s Poub'e Ten 8 M Bcmrlel Tiger II Silver Star Ml Red Plane 1
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    Football Broadcast
    93 14 Foolball Broadcast A roninjrwfary i* Enfjtish <>: thi HttbiU match beluer* >.' Cl m >'*tvran% and f > I 9i r cfs Yeie<ur%H if Ja'a* Imi >: /jr<;'i today, trill be br<> :</- -trtwmrk <>! Ridn> Mm.aun J".'»(v. 7tn romtrt rt!t.a m.! br yrc-i b,i G* >»/«»i and Kmysieu Mor-
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    PENANG GOLD CUP RACE MEET
    187 14 PENANG GOLD CUP RACE MEET The next Pcnan<j Turf Clufc Meeting will be a four-day affair. called the August Bank holiday meeting, runs en Sa:urday. July 31. Monday. August 2. Friday Augu?* 6 and ends on Saturday, km?ust 7 There *ill be two rums for each division of classes 1.
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    FRIENDLY UNITED B.P.
    184 14 Playing at the SVC Drill hall on Saturday the Friendly United B.P. scored a (>- -1 victory in its first match gainst the SHB Auxiliary Police team. Re-ults (Friendly United's i players mentioned first): Singles: Khoo Bee Chuan < beat R Rozarto. 13 13. i <s— o>.
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    S.T.T.A. CHAMPIONSHIPS BEGIN ON THURSDAY
    602 14  -  The S n<rarore T'Me Tent*i Af*M>M|< !ft rh\mpio n ships of 194* ull start 'or Thursday at the QrM Worl« ahlf trnn»s trtna with the r ntei -Son *>l and Innior Inter"iuh league mMI All tie? will be played oft at 8 p m ico
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    USEFUL B.P.
    62 14 Ihe following players will represent the Useful Badmini ton Party in a friendly match with the Eclipse B.P. at the Clerical Union hall on Jay:Ismail bin Marjan. George Chen. Goh Tian Chye. 8 Anui r and Miss Rose Soong. Receives: Teo Boon Eng. Chan Mun Kit. Khoo Peng Koun, Ong
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      67 14 THE HO HONG S.S. CO. (1932) LTD. mv«ri>OT»ted In SHlt»fH>n» §5. rHrUA smirrr. phov?; iw* MM ft FKFir.HT SFUvirrs To HONGKONG. SWATOW, AMOY, PENANG RANGOON, PALKMBANG DJAMRI. *Hong Slang" tallt for Hongkong, Switorv Amoy July 19 (Snloon and deck imnnen gers> "Kidor" Sails For Palembang Pladjoe June SO -Hong Tat"
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      270 14 NEXT WEEKEND'S TIES The f<Mlovrn«: tfef t. *he ?ineipo-o iun'or hmlnvntwj t^u r n<uii*»r.t wi'l So playei M at the Clericnl Union hall next we*k en<l SAT'RDAY M 215 pm. MENS STVGLES Psn* En? Ou'in (Pttyfaifl v Lm On? H"V »Rpxi; Tan Guan Hone iMnvrt-nv^i v A Rim Dau-i (P*»th'mpon
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    Lee Wai Tong to Lead Chinese Today's Special Match
    727 15 Lee Wa i Tong to Lead Chinese In Today's Special Match I(Trilnint- Start R.|M,rter) „<ints <>f th> past mm h s>, n ,n mdkm /ate. IM this nfUrnoon. whtm tkt Chmf* Vtttnml Serrkm varans for t>,, fS M*im*£ >t<,rv m I mutch •pe&aU* oryome&i In, tht },nvr,t Mri-Tuh* irtiiosis Amocimtkm.
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    Mrs. Edwards Wins Women's Title
    157 15 CJ. T. F.<hv:ir:K b»\i»i nr T. I^arcy hy 8 3, fi I, in th^ SX.T A. Cfcanv at the sCX. Court*, the Woman's Singlt s «n of Singapore. Edwardi m in iparkl- rm, placing and driving [•r.( Uion. s, the ICalay tennia il have to
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    SELETAR AIRMEN, SIGNALS DRAW
    140 15 R.A.F.. Selotar. and Signals shared the points when they met in a DIV. 1 game at Seletaf yesterday. Th score was I—l.1 1. The Kota Rajah lived u] general expectations by trouncing the Pulau Bute ra X] bj 6—o in a thrilling: Div fixture yesterday at
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    Spore Races: Training Begins July 1
    37 15 The Singapc Tun Clut race course will be officially rpened tor training for I ibove Julj met tic on Thurs- July 1. at 6 u.m Coffi aiid biscuits will be provided.
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    Chinese Aths. Lucky To Beat Indians
    102 15 Chinese Aths. Lucky To Beat Indians Th Indians wi n onl rtu- m ede a 2-1 ?1( I Chines Athl s In a Divisl n Leagui at Jalan Hsa sta Hum T. i e wa a i tttend and av miss i n I ni turn u] i At] I
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    WOODCOCK, FIT, PLANS EARLY COME-BACK
    317 15 LONh >\. .1,,.,, L > s j;.,,,,. w,...1,Kk. BMtWi Empire *nd European heawywefchi rhampiofi m. ntbenng ipin ifter i lay-off of i j ronmh racratlv when he took pan a exhibition with Ted £iade a Doncastcr heavyweight, Um Exeter Oln r iidtball (iniiuKi. i ii<
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    NEW OFFICE BEARERS
    136 15 the "tin- ii :i rkon inklnf Corpora tl< n Lor i! ifl Benevolent n Mi C i. ttwardi Mid Ml Ilm H"k K<<\ .1 I' presidi n M r h E Cbntetro vice-preside nt Mr Teo Cheng Quan hon creUu v Mi Chia P !i Thlk: hon
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    THEY CRIED IN COURT
    148 16 Twenty of the 2* illegal Ch\nese immigrants product J before the First District Judge iiesterday cned in the court. The Judge. Mr. E. P. Bhanks. contacted and sentenced 11 to 12 months' rigorous imprisonment, tiro to 21 months and one to 10 fnonths' imprisonment. The other
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    ENGLAND'S POSITION HOPELESS
    142 16 DEATH FOR EXPLOSIVES (From Our Own Reporter MALACCA. June 28.— The Chief Police Officer. Malacca. i Mr. B. F. Oakeshott had made the following announcement for the information of the public "The sale or possession of explosives, which includes crackers (fireworks, or any substance used or manufactured with a view
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    DEATH FOR EXPLOSIVES
    101 16 An Indian military motor cyclist was injured severely in a collision with a military lorry at Napier Ro&d-Tanglin Road junction last evening. The street Accidents Ambulance rushed him to hospital where his condition is reported to be serious. A Chinese youth fell from 1 a bus at the junction of
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    127 16 A forthcoming Singapore at- 1 traction will be an "Air Day" which will be held at Kallang Airport early in September. The display to be organised jby the Department of Civil i Aviation in conjunction with Messrs. Malayan Airways. Qan- tas Empire Airways and K.L.M.. will provide a flying programme
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    FOUR ACCIDENTS, ALL DIFFER
    71 16 S. Africa Downs Reds Pretoria, June 28. The South African Defence Minister. Mr. F. C. Erasmus, declared lore that no Africans or othei coloured people in South Africa would in future receive military training 1 The Union's defence forces would have to be modernised and strengthened to help South Africa
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    SINGAPORE'S AIR PAY
    4 16 Reuter ENGLAND'S POSITION HOPELESS
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    S. Africa Downs Reds
    492 16 LONDON, June ?B.— W hen pta> < los«tl for th«- tlav yesterday in the Second Test between I'.nei.wKi and Australia. England were 106 for nnd needed 340 run. to win. C niuni' nlatui on the field Opined that the position for England was hopeless, and that the be*t »hr could
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    S'pore Police Make 3 Arrests
    150 16 The Singapore Police made three more arrests under \h° emergency regulations yesterday bringing the total numbe r Of persons arrested under the Ordinance to 14 Of the arrested men one was an Indian and two Chi--1 nese. All were described by the Police as persons
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    DAYLIGHT HOLD-UPS
    51 16 (Tito* d ami armed with t* m!L^ away w,t h euh r ff> W S^^VTd er t y a Indian and two Chin, y an relievo,! of 3 0 ,n 2f Foiio^^ r rohNMC Chinese woman n Dor.^t a 'iCh l nesovoAc r u a V%s nes^ unarmed
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    NO SHIPS CAN GO TO SUMATRAN PORTS
    187 16 'Tnhttnc Staff Reporter Ships from Singapore and other foreign ports will not be allowed to go to Republican ports on the west coast cf Sumatra after July 31 according to statement :-su»\i yesterday from the Netherlands Consulate General, Singapore The I>itch claim that
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    Korean Power Cut
    56 16 Seoul. l Korea.. Seven American power experts South Korea have begun t devise means of meett* electricity shortage wetkß ago bv Soviet action which was paralleled last we k H Berlin. The cxpe^'l^ by ait from the W^Sg on Wednesday and. oa^ng completed a prclimin«r> rtudj ks
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    China Allocations In Marshall Plan
    31 16 WASHINGTON. J.ine2» ?60 China was allocated I commodities t ■>»)•■• h t iV -783.993 announced w^ nomic cooperation tration here today. pean countru-s the largest benefld Reuter
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    35 16 I Btf MANILA. J uri „.r v oar-ol^ nardo An ur;^ t odav movie actor to.ci yftj that he killed c r Ul>f and g^e H Velez in her hon was "under a *P U
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