Morning Tribune, 1 July 1948

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE V(JL 1 NO. 791 \Ntw Sent s) 10 UMNTH THURSDAY. JULY 1. 194S
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    To Tell Nehru
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    7 1 Btai > 1 1 of a gangs** mubright.
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    Dockers Stream Back To Work
    186 1 LONDON. June 30:—Doc sers ta London and Liverpool tteamed back to work today. miking ihe end of the &rCat d port strike which itaited 17 days a«o av»^r a pay' dispute by 11 men and at Us' peak Involved more 30.000 rk The flwi I
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    Japs Start To Rebuild 'Quake Shattered Fukui
    128 1 Japs Start To Rebuild 'Quake Shattered Fukui KY iiae 3u. PitiMg ire Im -.r.nini; the true; n of Pukul City, irdest hit Mon- pake ami irct, l according to rep ula stands I pei and plywood '■<• going up on the where postami fok^i City was rebuilt after dCftniellN by
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    SLASHED AND ROBBED
    26 1 SLASHED AND ROBBED -.ously slashed A sum of $28 •'•way from his •■.'•-■-havo an^ted an Z 1 1 mn^se youth at 1 Kw»S In this connoci
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    FOUR NEW ARRESTS
    28 1 Three Chinese and an Indian Rre arrested under the etgency regulations m Sinsore. Three Chinese of the 33 detained under the oidlnance WL'ie released yesterday.
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    GENT TELLS CEYLON OF AIM BEHIND MALAYAN TERRORISM
    137 1 Colombo. June 30 The main purpose of the torio: i>m m Malaya appeal *h1 to be to create panic amongst the population and disorganize the country's rubber industry, said Sir Edward Gent. Hiph Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, who a.uvrd here
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    Sterling Agreements
    59 1 LONDON. June 30. WellUitormd London financial today considered i'a reasonable expectation tha. Britain's sterling agreements With India and Pakistan A'ouldl b? signed on or abou. next Tuesday. July 6. Tttt are m their final stages and inough the actual date cmnnot be confirmed, it was it' tod that
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    MALAYA RULERS END TALKS
    308 1 lh( >./^';r r Conference. sch^>!od for three 1 Sf Bte sfty at 4.45 .the Sultans and g*> Bcsar Uft the "'P-uod none too w*med to be bowed the •nomentous matfussed at the con"uo^ e0f JS heconf^ence. j'"Na Haj, no D «e* statement to the effect that
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    RAIDERS SPOTTED
    35 1 TAIPING, Wednesday. Two armed Chinese were reported moving near an estate 1 m Trong yesterday at 2 p.m. Military and Police rushed to .the scene but no trace was found of the intruders.
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    PRESSMEN "SACKED" FROM INDIAN ASSN. MEETING
    298 1 The Singapore Indian Association became a political body MiSStajewSteg when at an extrarrdinary general meeting. atteßfed by about 25 members, a new constitution was adopted. About 10 out of the 35 members who came to the meeting walked out m protest against certain alleged
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    GUNMEN HIDE, SHOOT POLICE
    425 1 GUNMEN HIDE, SHOOT POLICE AMBUSH, MURDERS, IN JOHORE [Tribune St^ff Reporter] JOHORE BVHRl, Wednesday night: Two •Johore M:\Uy policempn, one a n gular constable, the other ?n extra policr constable recruited for estate duties, were badly injured when armed gangsters staged *n mbush on a police party Gelantf Patah. rb'*\3t
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    GENT: NO DENIAL OR CONFIRMATION
    250 1 LONDON, June, 30. Sir Edward Gent, High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya, is n linquishing his office, It was learned from a highly authoritative but unofficial source h«re today. Sir Edward is returning; here within a few days and his successor will be announced
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    NEW S'PORE J.P.
    20 1 Mr. Jack Pickup has beerappointed to be a Justice of the Peace for the Colony of Singapore.
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    Plan To Modernise Katong English Schools over3-Yr. Period
    192 2 Plan To Modernise Katong English Schools over3- Yr. Period h »ii" tin Kuc i of n !m mo \u i i' r i i m it up r r i I n LTiU in Gill i U i n 0 ii n Of tin I.-. is I Hrhool in fickiil
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    Would-Be Suicide Bound Over
    129 2 a f fui<- woman, '-'"i hh who pl< id< I ;:'"i!ty In Uk 'llukl Police Court ft t. r<! i\ t" i h;irj'« of attempted Mtddi M ordered t'» t>< bound over I,j period "f I* months m i rum -»j .>2<x>. i.imi tttempi 'i t"
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    MONEY FOR MECCA PILGRIMAGE
    153 2 'i ii' \o\ pi mn nt of Singapore hi., now full* n into line witl tile I-, (i. r,ii Government and 1 1 m i tin, on i minimum amount "i money to be tak< n on the pilgrimage to Mecca by each I 1 1
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    BACK IN COLONY
    21 2 Mr T \v On,r has returned to the Colony and resumed nln seat on the Municipal ('l'UlMliv |i)j)
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    British Quit Palestine
    99 2 II All "A. J»«n«" SO.— The t nloi ja<!< hauled down at Hal f« at I2.M l»»»- l()cal liim to ila> after a quarter-of-ii-rpntun «,f llritish «.<rup»ti«»n. Th. .vamatJon «a«* out without incident. Th.- la^i Itritish Mildler to leave I'alen tin.- soil NM Ueut.-(ivneral <i. II. A.
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    Fifteen Fell In June
    68 2 Fifteen cases of people falling I from moving omnibuses occurred m Singapore last month Eleven of these wore males ami four females. Six othen were knocked down by buses or vehicles. tout being males and two females. A Malay adult was knocked down by military lorry
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    YUAN ACTION
    36 2 NANKING, June 30. The Legislative Yuan has shelved a resolution of voicing official opposition on United States policy m Japan, m what was gen orally considered a major government victory m the legislature.- U.P.
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    Thief Washed Face After Crime – court told
    162 2 Thief Washed Face After Crime court told Am.. i r W() c j, ar g nf ll tin hOU C Of I i,,' 1 w 1 1 Emerald ***** I M well-drc led Chin- s K«« yt'Mterdai ''''■"'V 1 "«*l Mullty B th« Siniral l( "<- a Jlllt v !l
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    SOLDIER FINED
    71 2 Fn r damaginj *emm«ni property Inside pri* n cell irith a vi( to attracting the attention of the priaon iiuuds. Jamet John Quinn, ;t privatof the Seaforth Highlander! w*a lined $io. m default 10 days' simple imprisonment, yesterday In th»- Second Pollej Courts by Mr. L C. Goh,
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    DR. WU PAAK-SHING
    24 2 Di wu paak-shink, Chinese Consul-Qenerai here, lleti t SiDgapore yesterday morning by Mir for Hongkong on his j way to Nanking
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    DEPY HEAD OF RAFFLES
    23 2 DEPY HEAD OF RAFFLES Professor N s. Alexandei I has been ippolnted Deputy Principal <»i EtaAe* Oollege Id place <-i Profestoi A. OpDcnhi'lin.
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    ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE
    39 2 Mr. Justice Gordon Smith one of the judges of the Singapore H,gh Court, has been HPpo.nted Acting Chief Justice Singapore, m place of Mr" JUaticc Muriay-Avnslev who left for the United K™° •lorn on leave. U
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    JAP MINE EXPLOSION
    10 2 Sapptro, (Jamq) T.. nr o n U.P.
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    DISMISSED—PAID $3,500 IN COMPENSATION
    123 2 DISMISSED— PAID $3,500 IN COMPENSATION (TrilHiiif StuH ltf|)«»rt«>r) o |i <• ni ,i t io n payment amounting to $:;,r>oo was* made t > some 7»; workers, including a few 'k.paliis' of the Chua r.uan I'on^ Rubber Factory, on Tuesday. This action by the management followed the recent agreement by
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    EX-RAJA'S MESSAGE ON CESSION ANNIVERSARY
    466 2 EX-RAJA'S MESSAGE ON CESSION ANNIVERSARY \nthonv ft Nl <n brwJk until the cession. tO ail COM munitiw in 8ar»« f***? 11 u larawali to th< .,.•.>•,: innivei of Bara* ...,!< i isioa which fails today. The statement readi •I wel.-ovu thU opportunit> to Mad thrju-ii the rVurnri of ••.u^n Asa.-
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    P.E.A. ENGLISH CLASS AT KATONG
    86 2 The PeopK > BdUCMIOU \MOCiAtkm inaujjartod i bra:u*h ft| Katong at a meeting ii Tuesday at St Hilda's School, CVjlm Roai. Katong. |f|« Alice Lee of 29 Amber Road wa s elected secretary and Miss Liuy Lim lreasuier The Katong branch will UM of an
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    Japs & Reds Fan Javanese Hatred
    100 2 Japs Reds Fan Javanese Hatred SYDNEY. June 30- Hundreds of Japanese soldiers who had never surrendered were causing mcst of the trouble m the Netherlands East Indies, said Mr Russell Funnell. former Airways Ban* Miana?er at Sourabaya. when he amvevl back here. He likened the Java scene to ihat of
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    P.I. Residential Restrictions
    102 2 MANILA. Juno 30. Conditions under which aliens aie considered to have been admitted into the Philippines for peimanent resilience are 1. Those born m the Philippine? of permanently admitted parents; 2. Tho.se admitted under the Philippine Immigration Act of 1940 eithei a* immigrants. whether quota or non-quota,
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    S.C.C. TEA-PARTY
    26 2 Th c Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce will give a tea-party on July 6 In honour of the Chinese Olympic football and basketball teams.
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    Govt. C.O.L. Allowances As Standard For Commercial, Industrial Bodies
    170 3 rrihum* stall R*|»«'rier t ir> of th»- Si«nap.»r#. OrrtraJ and Ad "T r I aiu» i. addroH,.,.* an a P |»,al t« aJI to follow the thf in— Mi l In TTf li.in^' alluwanrt* to their employes. :n comrites thr minimum
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    POSSESSION OF AMMO ALLEGED
    71 3 L m of no r m .»i:imunition a XXi prthmin- ..,1 before iuwtt M trs u A t' Shram. >wV.SP. I R Piynn. pTwrcut- UM facts of the t v i reauH ->« MM (Md ainmu- Detective Urn v contact IPo .nukaiM.u xj urn tmmktn a
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    $100 FINE SEQUEL TO COLLISION
    95 3 $100 FINE SEQUEL TO COLLISION No IS wtts Ined t. ten w« i IB j!l wa ii m|w i to eai diivi v B A Mallal pnd a the SnL ms. >■ Road, .it 13 10 Aug SI. last year. G E N Oehten ano*ar tefeodaat now of Mv A.
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    Asiatic Countries Plan Labour Confab
    101 3 'ttneisco. rune 30. froi: > s»x Asiatic *;«tt€d a con. f« Aalan redera^ !a < hlna mm\ year. I 23£3! Ml Oh i nU'inational Lab-R-ni^aUoM Oo&fer«ne« Vmc. Mr. Oh is advisei to the Netherlands delegation. At a meeting yesterday each I delegr.tc pledged the support
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    Train Leaves Rails
    35 3 Sydney. Juno 30. Thiee people were killed and 50 injured when a mail train left the rails and plunged down an en»"onnkment early today near Harden, 230 mile." from Sydney Reuter Reuter-AAP
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    MALAYAN STUDENTS ARE NOT 'BR OKE' IN LONDON
    281 3 MALAYAN STUDENTS ARE NOT 'BR OKE' IN LONDON Th, folkminK us a letter from M« O T Puswek. Uai3on Off*r fo- M iL,v.n and Hong gj St^nt- of the Co,onia, Offio- London 1 should like to take this pnortwaaty «f refe:rin X to itvcml reports whidi have ap-H-arv^ m Malayan
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    Malayan Scooters In Britain
    176 3 Scouter* from Mal.ua who irrtved m England on Jum U are now attePclntj twc curse- at the International Tratninp Centre at GilweU hurt. The four Soouters are Mr. C. E. Fornandes. Assistant District Commissioner m NegTi Sembilan, Mr Michael Chong District Cub Master m Singa H>re.
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    Colourful Page From Malaya's History
    349 3 Colour ful Page From Malaya's History i From Our Own ftqpofttr) Malacca.-- The cuitaiu.s of Ihe pt-esent wo;v pushed UMk icd a wloct audience including .he Resident Commissioner. Malacca, thf^ Hon'hU- Mr J. Falconer marched bar.X 600 years to witness a paj;c from 3W colourful hL-tojy of Malaya The time
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    Rotary Club Hold Induction Dinner
    141 3 Rotary Club Hold Induction Dinner (Tribune Staff -Reporter C.rwit conviviality prevailed at the Singapore Rotary C'!uh'» induction dinner, held at Btsffles Hotel last ni£ht, tv introduce the Club** new President for the ensuing year, Mr. L. Cre*son. The dinner was largely attended by rotarians anJ guest*, including amoug the women,
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    12 Months For Cheating
    125 3 Convicted on two chains of heating, a young Chinese, Neo Chin Hua, was sentenced m the First District Court yesterday to 12 months* rigorous imprisonment on each charge, the sentence to run concurrently. He was stated to have cheated Urn Ah Ching of $50 on one
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    SPECIAL POLICE FOR MALACCA
    132 3 SPECIAL POLICE FOR MALACCA F.om Our Own Report**!) MALACCA VVwf The Chief Poiice Officer h«v announced f h*t in«*n of jrood physique and character me requtred for enrolment as SpeHal 'on-stables m MMftOM §m duties m connect' on w'th the present state of emergency Preference will be given to men
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    Djambi Re-Opened From today
    85 3 (Tribune Stuff Reporter! The Sumatran port of Djambi which has been ciosed to shipping since June 16, will be reopened today, a spokesman of the Netherlands ConsulateCeneral told HM Tribune yesterriay. To d:\te a large number of applications for sailing permits lo Djanibi have been made
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    Forthcoming Wedding
    47 3 Mr. Richard George Whittington and Miss Marion Hassall Law Vfl be married at St Andrew's Cathedral on July 3 at 430 p.m. The bride-to-be is the daughter Of Mr. R. O. Hass«?U Law. while the groom elect Is the son of Mr. F. E. Whit•ingtun.
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    MCFA Honours Chinese Olympic Team
    105 4 'I'/": „i... r Heft to right) I Mr.Uemrtm r*£, Mrs XC. Gilktf, D. W* i'.nk-shou, Mrs. C. GUMt It. Veap Hock flte,i I r. ««IM. In this ]nt<un t<tU> n <it tin \JCFA Aimer la«l SutimiuH, th> Tnlnttu Camt ramau cnuiihi i/-;/ t<> right)'. Mcum
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    PEACE EFFORT
    30 4 2*«W Voi.x. Juno .>- t'"tt l n m Ind a t 'v'L R| net member of the t; i.Kx.-cutivo Counril CCrOy s !0 the p,ace effo? ts ]Cadmfr Reuter
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    Dazed S'hai Awaits Anti-Inflation Drive
    511 4 IHANGHAI hmt M iwi|.«. re i Shanghai butineitmen fceM and neaily all the othei 5.000.000 rtaidtma m the r:ty today awaited the Opening of the concerted Central and Municipal govmnmnW drhH against inflation, ninaway prices an! hnancial contusion The City :s still suffering from a
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    More Money Gone – Up In Smoke
    153 4 More Money Gone Up In Smoke BANGKOK, Juno 30 3mok mi: il on th: IMNIH »n Siani it was officiilly reported am. In tho month of May. th> copulation of Siam estimate* i total 18.000.000) smoked about *****0.000 cigarettes. 2.000 pounds of impoited tobacco boxos of cipais and an unknown
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    Deadlock Again In Indonesia
    82 4 T.ATAVIA. June 30. Dutch and Indonesian Republican negotiators, seeking political agreement In Indonesia, have reached Virtual complete deadlock over the United Nation^ Good Offices Committee's ptopOMUl for a settlement, according to reliable observers here. The deadlock arose for a thiid time m the negotiation < yesterday
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    The Truth, Even If It Hurts
    101 4 South Samley. (Massachusetts). June 29. -The Assistant Secretary of State. Mr. George Allen said. "The Voice of America 11 must tell the truth about the United States even if it hurts or it will lose value as a propaganda weapon. In a speech prepared
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    PIRATES KILL TWO
    81 4 Manila. June 30- Two fast sailing vintas (native outricnggered craft) sent on piracy iT«°n°? e( lK into One of thcsmaU islands that dot the Sulu Sea recently, according to a Con pabulary report quoted m the Manila Daily Bulletin. Twenty lakcd a house m Bay Datu with
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      142 4 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY WMF NKTWOKK PROGRAMME* IN MALAY j MALA1 KNCilJSII 12(>0 pm **f*U** Sum;nia»y. 12.05 Musical Interlude, I*RO(iRAMMKS !2' 45 Vws in MaIa y. 1-00 Ckwe Down. «.oo Programme I mm 2 mm. to S vm Radl- Sliminft 'y, S.05 Religious Hour hI.-.I ,,n m In tnis (h#
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      121 4 Story tolling in Amoy, 7 00 Mandarin by Air (Lessons in Kuo Yu), 7.30 Talk for Wo- mon. 7.45 News In Mandarin Market Report in Amoy 8 00 Amoy Request songs, 8 30 •'You Ask I Answer" in Cantonese. 8.45 News in Cantonese Amoy, 9.00 Opening Announcement Prog. Summary \?J™eu
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    Around The Town
    762 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Violin .W Pu ft g n TuwcU. v,u rland, rehii brother C Blp Wt tf not 1 much to i public 111 fit much indeed ti enthitslas- o bj the trelai i imb iwh lac* i-!\>.r on tl >' H Mid L.iciy nt, the
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      20 5 ASCOT! CRAN PREAMO! and KE\TUCKY DERBY! T'"' ff^PW CORKEL HAUSEEii iS^ WILDE- O'HARA ««|v fnr Al SATIRDAV «mn,te: tAPIIOL AtM>NITE!
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      146 5 Lovely Jewels, Flowers, Evening bags. IX TOWN TO-XIGHT 1 The PAVIUON RESTAURANT IKAN MERAH JEHOVAH J (The Best, of Courses). I AND I j A SPLENDID PICTURE S S AT THE CINEMA AS USUAL PKOFKIKTOK. 259, ORCHARD KOAI), L KOI CORNELL PHONK 4447. Z^Mf/y 5/jr/' Taffeta Cocktail Frocks and Snappy
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      E.R.P. Is Born
      257 6 i m- news thai President Truman hu.s last Monday signed in* ton gressionaJ appropriation hill lor am to bill op Mas not called forth a blare 01 hump M.s. In fact there com reports that then is Hi likelihood ol Britain not signing me agreement necessary t
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    Faith In Democracy
    879 6  -  PEDAGOGUE POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE* WORLD POLITICS By i n i'.- Mi i .1-! l hav»- j.. this <*• n Ad CM HHR ><"■ thai it makes depressing IWilhlf In ted tln> iv has been n* si depressing political- |y K"r e.xunple Sir KdWIffi B <';.-nt hii.s
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    THOMAS DEWEY GAVE UP OPERA FOR POLITICS
    169 6 1 i m i looking Thorn«i Blmund Dewey 46 years •i- Republican *n«U(iute lor th,- United Stat--011 PresWency, wai lloln m u> Michigan town called v.h,,,- .us fathei k.-,,. 1 ll weekly papei '"si an»bttiofi Wfta become an opera ringe, im vhl|t stutlying
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    BRIGHTON BEAUTIES
    89 6 BRIGHTON. Pift BhlM ion Inmi'Mcs exercswl the.- ■.i ms ptvprofativ* uti to «ii»p!ay the.: curveJ n't urn ♦•n^a^ me:u ut i local beauty context irt~ had demanded frvv onijitition after Mr> ray Mitchell 2.1. wa* cliosn. gummei Qvc p wit!\out ap tearing ka 0M mslmTi pro!) .iin ii
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    THE FUEHRERS WAS HOAXED
    563 6 THE FUEHRERS WAS HOAXED i In Britain now and all over the world, too jokers are hard at work trying to v persuade mugs to fall S lor tndr tricKs. May, June and July are tne months when the hoaxers really make hay. Four out of every ten major hoaxes
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      POPE "DENOUNCES STRIKES AS POLITICAL WEAPON
      191 7 VATICAN CITY June 29 Fin' ».»;>• ii« ouncid the use >)i sttixe a.< a political wea.x>n toni-rhi BSd told ***** Catholic workvi- that w^e U>o*U alone "will not Lmig a leum to piosptMity The I'or»t».T sm»] mnu bci^ of tho Italian Catholic Workers Ass<xia;ion
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      RELIEF PARCELS FOR CHINA
      39 7 Washinglon. June 30. Th Kc.ono.nic Co-operatiOn Admin itstiaiion today announced rouctnts Bar pound i eduction m Uu co*i of po.simg food and re'je: parcel.- to China and 10 odor areas fiom the United Slate<. Reuter
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      52 7 DM TJOA BBM IES Utnemmn R'i>r*st*ta- \o thi I' so uiivm y rnd ic rh his u^" m 1 Th> /»;</< mo.- s «r« ru.riy ♦»"■»»<<« j m <! nm+ i/. I I i v itoal/ v :<f S i tti€89td Ihmt tht r !r>t n> M'« U muck I
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      PROTEST – BUT NO TRUTH
      90 7 PROTEST BUT NO TRUTH v'AIKG. June 29. Synan M.. uu: denied loda; that i- QovcfMMMt l*acl i> :•.>;>. d m tntfta tfcat t u wai p waieh Baiw^ wmß Ar.nitcan. He also that ti>f Syrian Gov had j*:otested to th« :.ac »Si.iu-s authorities icing t w tttadi lie added, hownvar,
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      PROBE OF US INTERESTS IN PACIFIC
      108 7 Wa^h'neton. June 29. A v>ir.t <\n::ress anal Commas tee \.)*-.i o investigate th*> l'n:t--•«i Stntos interests m the Pacific Members of a 12 man p-wup set uv> to Study the advisability of euUblishing civ'l go\r. n ;^»»nts f.^r the Tnite! States I atjal r»
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      Murder Hunt Net Stretches To Sooth Africa
      86 7 South African detectives otrje.i a dhip at Duiban pe* ently and took statements an^ jnger-piint^ from two Black burn (Lancet seamen. This wa.« stated to be part >f th hunt for the Biackbun icsf.iUi baby-killer. B!ackJ>urn police nay it was i routine cneck
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      Fares Increased
      33 7 tHAIfQHAI s0 v -A) pel Otfft lDCita^ m ptVtf I and freight chaigc- wa forced by Ciai»c?f shipping concerns IB China dje to tn» incieasef! fu« •«",<! otlier one raUoo co«ti U.P.
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      U.S. Jet Fighters In New Record
      50 7 WASHINGTON. June 29. Four FBOA jet fighU i* today dew fioni Andrews Field tc J. i;;udi m the longest it jotdod over water flight by jet-powered tighter cialt. Andrews Field officials all the pilots of today's flight .veie World Wai il comuafc veterans.- U.P.
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      WHOLLY JUSTIFIED
      56 7 NEW YOitK. Juw 2*> Tbt ieratf Ttt&iDe sani i« <ht*ml toOav that the dis ,4U' bctweo: Inuia and Hyd*Abad wa-> «k^ m w^xicli tmci&al nad UttK^ ie jucii filler to jostioo or to Ttoe Herald Tribune i »i> < deraubAd refusal. jls a overei?«: sUtv U^ jcin tht
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      THE PRINCESS GETS "AFTER-THOUGHT" GIFT
      133 7 THE PRINCESS GETS "AFTER-THOUGHT" GIFT EUzflbeth on Jun? 1 iK la rt w« dding *a i toi ..p. Caovcni* 1' \r\v r accepted it i l AmbMMdor, N1 r< icU lUn at Bucfdngshe told him that vorth walttag for. I :ivr.| for SO 10-^j the intiicacy of its W^cU .xas
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      RUSSIA CUTS REPARATIONS
      36 7 BERLIN. June 30. Walter Uibricht. Germany's boss. Commauist and economics chief m the Soviet zone, an- mmnced today that Russia has cut her reparation de mands on Eastern Germany by almost half. U.P.
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      WIVES MEET ON 10-YEAR POISON PEN SECRET
      157 7 jaMHw persecuted by a oiio:i pen 10: ten yean have tld :i rcieeU -is at Parley, Sur ty to NMpare tfu letters. A remarK overheard by i' inn a few city.* ago led to thi nveuno. Aftci be«rtog one let *i- wrntiorKHJ. lie
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      THIS IS HOW IT ALL BEGAN
      80 7 THIS IS HOW IT ALL BEGAN This is what happencu i u'hcn Mr. Uvi Lee, oj Hi vedere, Kent, stopprd his car m />«/»n/o».'".s W€Jt End to ndjuxt the steer- Ing. A skidd iny NH ion i into it; The <ai mounted the puvewent. and knocked over <i police phone
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      REDS LOSING HOLD IN FINLAND
      164 7 NEW YORK, June 29.— Hja'mar Procope, former Finnish Minister at Washington, m a letter to the Times, says that communism m Finland l:ad slowed up since QUift counter-action by the Finnish Army on A?ril 26, whisb had made it possible co overthrow the present coalition
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      WALLACE ON BERLIN
      64 7 WALLACE ON BERLIN •»O*lT..a;\ Ti > (Maine), June > lie >;y Wallace, third arty pußrtdential candidate-, Id to'Jv the EtiMriaa u>c.c' W *?rMn might be a V.- Nfj t p-2 a poo cc tri-aty for Germany. IVaTliscc tod a pi«\^s conforcacc that if iic were pro-id ."it .o w.w:UJ lUCTdie
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      IKE FOR PRESIDENT?
      51 7 WASHINGTON. June 29. Jliairman Leon Henderson of .he "Ameiicans for Der.wc.a,»c Action «aid he wouk! accept the vice-presidential norm .4 nun with Truman if oiTeretf. He predicted .»ar.n Sitenhow^r and Supicmc Courl Justice Wiitiar. O. LtougU vojid be piOfntrii at the can- .en'aon for nomination as preideat.—
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      38 7 Teheran. June 30. A «pecUl Majlis (Feisun Parh'.nient* -amimttee has unanimousb cleared ex-Premier Ahmed Ga •am c* Suliar.-^h of charg^^ or eonuplion and bibery. Accoi'l--tng to the Ulfluential evening paper Kcinan. the comAiitto »nJ the indfctracnt "uniound Reuter
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      Main Red Force Cut Into Three
      122 7 S..ANGAI. June 30 Prodispatches claim•d chat the Communist main roree m the areas south of Kr.ifeng were cut into three pockets, each facing ir.c; cased „'v\e minent [.sesame. T'iey hM the largest Rod joncv-traeion was at present :.vat vi Hsachang, 60 milcg cu^h-west ">■"
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    KASHMIR TEAM TO FLY
    31 7 GENEVA. June 29.— The Security Oni'icil's Kashmir Commission decided definitely to :'y -.o Paku-tan by chartered p are on Ju'y 5. arriving m Kasachi OQ Ju'y 7.
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    PARTY AT ISTANA BESAR
    137 8 l* On Tuesday tvenfn§,^ Their Uighneate* the^ S :''>Hnn und Snlhitvih 0/ i Jokort 'I'm (i hunqu(t i <,n Ih> ortnsmn nf nmi til thi Kill- lis nf tin Mala if Stall I Hi istnun liism Among Ihi >,<> <iii sis M n <'omitns nnrr (Ini'inl
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    Drug Ring Envoy Is Arrested
    63 8 SHANGHAI, June H). A police searching party slopped year-old Yu K.-m^ Sw.i and found la bin possession .1 quantity of opium ;im<i foui ulclde not oat nsibly ad•i" •'I to friends. Detectives found the ad< ll:< ws nctitlous. Yll broke down and cjnfessec] that he
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    Goodwill Tour By Missioner
    129 8 LONDON, Juno 30 MSwami Avyaktananda Chairman, and Mr. Vyvyen Jenkins Secretary, of the Indo-Britisti Goodwill and Cultural Mission which toured India Pakistan and Ceylon from »sl September to April, wili Jjllj a three-month B oodwffltott r Of Britain n ?x t Auf«« to promote Indo-En-wn cultural
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    BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
    41 8 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY RESTAURANT Muslin. In.iian well known district, Ukhgi over (H)U I"' annum, iteady reliable businett; also sulUble m shop or store; two doors. OoodwUl, rurnlture, eoulpment ramplete. offm js.ooo or over v "tr to Box A1361 MT s r< «.\«m:
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    TUITION
    20 8 Mercantile Institution Sln-H. 1',,,:,,,. > "•>> .1, ,,,ir 5p,,.. Orrffi iu ok he.-,,,!,,. ml Inirr,,,. J Natkematict: ,oarh^ *****1 l .y;,,,,
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    169 8 Nine- yea r-oid school near God| aware he haci be! This he did h anoe m the m w homc-producec sq As Oliver. John g sensational and niov.reformation for a eh. his debut on the filr > Already Hollywoo 1 track. It ho had not co: > from his
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    MAD BEGGAR IS A HERO
    60 8 MAD BEGGAR IS A HERO BOMBAY, Jmm W. > .1 m t,l bt ":ior tncn i ipnn: ithertd on Bombmy*§ I i karbo fnwil to wmtck t t$ Of Q l>f'<i that ic.'v to «<><i!> i i Urn 7 hi r<< ''< 'i v ,V(;(i" ft I Th< l< ggar
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    S'HAI TEACHERS ASK FOR $10 MILLION LOAN
    133 8 S'HAI TEACHERS ASK FOR $10 MILLION LOAN SHANGHAI. June 30 ™J e *M primary a nd middle school^aeherj w .u> demonsra.ei n fro: t v <*«<* Bur.au for 1 £1™! 8 coa dltlOM «2 -> afternooo. returned «"nwe« that most <* hr! r *;»;;nd, w ,u ld Ml f M>d
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    62 9 tevtes sal to l recently! vn i star. table performrfsC another tcp! to th« autho- inter** (f the techni- oi the law wrai amatic themr SB inf. li :r ttu both at home aii'i Ihoimh r unstJl nia v n 1 story alterations ■dy ipiCf cr.oiiehto •upcrb c^f Ltoa
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    AT THE BANQUET TABLE
    201 9 Djifc, a ar. £5 IVr/ia Australian A', in. r Trad i Wr Co) i^% was Tribune <>«>,.hs, Ph tO pr^'«^' "i flldbj Nnormah hte. H. i //iivvrn. Mr SiWfflrt f»/ Kt<iih. the Tunku Ampuan Besar. th*> Commissioner- i General, tht Sultanah of r Johore. the Sultcn
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    ONE SHOT KILLED THREE BORES
    41 9 Three wild piys were killed with one rifle shot by a man m the N*U> Zealand bush: Bvllet passed through the first pty's back, hit the second m the throat, and the third m the heart.
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    Search For Successor To Louis
    98 9 Tin .\"a:io:i. i t:on umom i L«.'i lout betweo Bzzird ami Jtaßmy Bevlos, on _v m thr drit of i 1 i elimination !x>uts limed I a juccessoi" worthy I I f Louis' crov/ 1. From So.;:. ton, England, it wus repo that Mpht-hcrvy v/oight
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    Big Entries For Henley Regatta
    192 9 Big Entries For Henley Regatta HENLEY ON THAMES, Juno 29. An all-time record entry of 150 oarsmen from six MttMM today prepared to contest .en events on the schedule of the 44th running of the fas*iio:iab!e Honley Royal Regatta over one mile, 550 yard-; stre.cr. of ycy-grcen Upper Tiiarr.es water
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    Passengers Poisoned
    9 10 KQUt r: iioltat do, d. L me-."
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    TREATMENT OF MISSIONARIES
    156 10 TREATMENT OF MISSIONARIES BH \:;i;j.Al. Juno ChiiM OoraraunUt Ra :-> i ma t^lav' .t\i irc<l tiiat t:ut ill uoitment of prterti were not true, aud th it .Tiitod Piws m partic. not dOM iigM m fUOtinj CMtholiC s;K)iiesman v Mted the iiocL> of LiFh« !»oai least earn. t x>ni i
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    From Ash Can To Queen's Arms
    41 10 KW TORE, Ju;. 1 can ,'t ic" hcu trmmk hi* h* m tht tt**r»»V'm'»i Ah xandrui goilm j'i uas on c I Sti York Fointttif' > f'»" k/i< >J *A° /«W IM' 1 hotr.e'eaa chHdr?* U.P.
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    Church Frowrs On Beauty Contests
    99 10 WHEELING, We^t Vtil* 19. -Miai MMftrtltt H Ml JS-year-oM gir! whj w* to be an actros.s. trta vi it .t. which «ho eatei r it«- a threat of excofnm tion from tho Roman C»ti Church. With the title of Mi- WJ iOg of 1«»48", she
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    47 10 NEW YORK. Jim? 30 F l Grxdr. tflffl unertem fl mtii— ultr to next AtthMMdO 1 I 'lia's eco^on ie H»■ it a meeting her- y« po-ition rwi^mrri "ith other countne'*. Im j w ;ho rupco had DOt :t I i»tod and the budget balanced.-- Reuter
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    26 10 V th c weekly meeting the East- West Society V.M.c.A Orchard Road Imorrof at 8.30 p ra.. Mr Siranathan will speak i* l 'temational Peace."
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      143 10 2? < 6 w rrUft PfiUffff* hW7«JS»I Sr»«fff* ANiumto. I \^r pinching tifit V i vaw?s^ r j r rmscM*?/ BELINDA AS A JWENIIE DELINQUENT. n\;V/^ IBRft r'^^^Sj^JßA BKI H A r W BUCK RYAN" ,'POP" SMHy£LQ) FOOD n r-nrr TO MALAYA i tv > BANGKOK, Jun. M Tm i
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    GLOBE-GIRDLING LINERS HELD UP IN SHANGHAI
    142 11 GLOBE-GIRDLING LINERS HELD UP IN SHANGHAI SHANGHAI June 30 Twt \mericaa and one British ships *vre am-mg th<* main 'H-ean-gi»ing vessels tied up lere hy A strike called ft*- f»rday by hundredo of .>tnveYores to back up ft demand for increased wag*s Both globo-girdllng "M- unt Rosei^of the American. President
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    Power Dispute In Korea Taken To Moscow
    128 11 Power Dispute In Korea Taken To Moscow ni^ A [U ,*man<l that 1 ,vath*rr Ko,-ea „nwarrant*t hant- !h e American 0cru- smuh agty t e U» Soviet Fonripr. Urutt-jutnt c^n- t effort*, to nejro- j 4 th the Soviet authoj ,j, n Kor»n I%e ImM offlciaU h*i Bna or/- one
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    SERIOUS SHORTAGE OF TOBACCO
    69 11 U ►NDOH, Jury 3o Mr Percy v- .her. dnrn.: Secretary I the N.OOO Itroog Tob Workers' m. n. .hhu! im n gl I th«xi Urn oi co so lertoui as tt warrant m. sp?i:aJ conii i r»*nc« d( ir ...1.1 :ure;s. whoksalc i ret&ilen ani workwi
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    OUT-DOOR SLEEPERS GET A FRIGHT
    74 11 OUT -DOOR SLEEPERS GET A FRIGHT LAHORC J»oe Man> •f the outdoor deeper* In thL ity. of which thtre are 1 v»n*ldvrab;e miaihcr during v- hot sumnwr nignts. h,;v« <»c« driven Jid«or.-; after ar u.lcmit of "bed-el »w'i MtU" whico resulted m t:.Klins riwikir.g to find thi^m WorJcfnff with great
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    ATTLEE EXPLAINS
    61 11 LONDON. June 30. Prime Minister Clement Attlee last •ii^ht explained to a deputation from the London Committee of the Burma Chamber of Commerce the Government's views on compensation for war damage suffered by British interests m Burma and the nationalisation of British interests by the Burmese Government. A
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    H.K. CHALLENGES CHINESE REPORT
    114 11 SHANGHAI June i; A nc'nf Chine*? rep,,,t rtgnrdmy üßr oft|MM capital m Himtfktmif arm nicy of vh rh h'lM btn* rhalhnfted by bnnkmp circli* '».'h m Honykonu and Shannhoi -originated from a "junittr expert officer" attached to th*i )omt office of the four Goivrnment Ixtnks m
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    SOME JAMAICANS WEAR EXPENSIVE CLOTHES
    353 11 Some of th* 492 Jamaicar fißU'iaol* who arrived m BriU\v yesterday m the- Kmpirt Windrux* wore **penaive milts Hmk mem even emigrant*wearing zoot-stvle suits yen lo~sr- wasted jackets, big padd e«i shoulder*, slit pockets am 1 j>€K-top IPOHMM -costing £l* rto £20. Th re were
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    BRITAIN THE SOLE JUDGE
    172 11 BRITAIN THE SOLE JUDGE London. June 29. Sir Stif- lord Clippi told the HoUjtf of c ;>mnit»n> that the Anglo-Am-erican Marshall Aid agreement '.oaves Britain the .sole jucgp of how to use the aid funds. Under Article 2 of the agreement, he saul. Britain promises to use Its best endeavours
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    Berlin Crisis Not For S. E. C. O.
    60 12 Berlin Cr isis Not For S. E. C. O. it LI I Ul n VV I Ml I 1 1 Tbc B :h z ,na! I „\n ftnnouncem«»t rrorn the btzoi lini^rmtion at Frankfurt that all ihiPl the Rivci Hb« Hat n Soviet Berlin City O i approved un appeal
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    GENERAL LOSES HIS TANKS
    74 12 HAIFA J!.- 29 Oenera MUlan. British C Bin m palerttoe. cancci lunch with Mayor Fabatt ii Haifa today be le three Ms medium tank^ lati night. He suspected J^. 1 The British consul wa* unlerstood 1 1 have protests I Unit d Nation! that the th
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    U.S. BID FOR SIAM'S RUBBER
    93 12 BANGKOK. The I mted State; Is making a bid toi Siamese rubber. The Trade Attache of the ''nitod State.-- Embassy m Bangkok has Invited rubbei dealer* interest e<l m exports to the l'nite.l States to inspect rubber samples required by American manufacturer! ant pa< king
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    SIAM'S STATESMEN REPORTED MISSING
    57 12 mwAMmMi June 29. r Wu known Siamese statesr LiMßf rhamrong Naw., a i w.ts Prerr.ii- 1 b« f Now mbor coup i! Luang Chiy— gull luug. •ii. Interior Ministfi UOM of Kinjj Anai were rcpurtod t>l lowing the »>! a polic W::uint irw t i. 1
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      51 12 TRINDER KEPT THt ROME FIRES BURNING FVLING STI DIOS pmiH Tommy F»W»i Soiinie TRINLER DAY HALE JiiMleri Oiiw /v.. 1 1 y.yc ;fro\ i TOD A l7— 72M£5 D.l//.V: 24.154.30-9.15 coo?™ REX M^RLENE tt A A -i'" CASTING MITCHELL LEISEN ir^S^mr PRODUCTION I| g m I^H^^.l LOVE! MUSIC! ADVENTURE! "NEN
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    813 13 ikmt M turn urn BnCk 1 60 1" 0 3.00 3.15 ft!sa- OW» Tm 24 6 smcm :■<';: 27 Eastern rr.«t ,i 3>QO JStt*** Mi r CN < 1.48 3.52', 10!00 10.25 Ml ISM* 1PW *1.45 LM Klt %r,, 52.00 v, h uumer i» 4t 50 „h
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      146 13 lilack p< ppei was quote! M higher yesterday but the white juality remained unchanged. Thet was no arnval ot .\jo iour ysteiday. The following were yester- lay's quotations RICE No. 1 $68. Other 1 qualities ?r> |55. GLUTINOUS RICE $42 548. MEEHOON (Rice Noodlesi j <50. SCOAR
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      PRICE CUTS TO KEEP ORDER IN SHANGHAI
      171 13 SHANGHAI. JUM While Shanghai c. ma\\p.nival of Pnmic "ft i hao lor an economic prot'O. the Garrison commdn't I < \t* neral Hsuan Ti-wu has dir< rXed his officers and nun to consider the enforcement of pmocurbing m?ttju:ts to m^inKm order. In revealing
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      THEY DID NOT "COTTON ON"
      115 13 Bangkok, June SO. IK*. Siamese Government's efjoitt* to promote cxperimtntnl cotton farming m the country have proved a complete failure. Revealinfj this, Mom &v- idoxengse Sent, the Minister of Industry, told the pms the story of what happen* d fo large quantity "f cotton seeds
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      TCS. FIVE MILLION FOR POOR RICE
      177 13 BANGKOK. Jure 30.— Tho Siamese Govcinmci*t has 1 launched a vigorous cajmp.'ii.cn !to ensure that the COUUti /s I rice experts aie of the higta&t 1 possible qu.ility. Phya Mahai Sawan, th€ Minister of Commerce, has warned rice millers anrt exporters that their export
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      SHARES STEADIER
      26 13 Though price levels did not mprove. the undertone of the local share market was firmer .esterday with buyers con.in^ •n at the lower prices.
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      57 13 The rubber market opened steady yesterday morning but closed three-quarters of a cent lower. Closing prices were: Buyers. Sellers. No. 1 July RSS 45 2 45 4 No. 2 July RSS 44 4 45 No. 3 July RSS 40S 40% July Sept. 4.",\ 45 h O.D. 44 «i
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      77 13 Vessel Godowns Kola 45 Empire Hamble 44 (Mt. Davis) 42/3 Calchas 40/1 Rhexenor 37/2 Sliveroak 33/4 St. Admiral 31/2 Telcmachus 17 18 Katong 19/20 j Emp. Palace 21 Euryades 23/4 Kota Gede 25/6 (Santa Clara Victory) 27/8 Bougainville 29/30 Glenartney iVasna) 15/16 Myrmidon 13/14 Bengal 10/11 C. of
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      YUGOSLAV REDS REJECT REBUKE
      486 13 BELGRADE, June 29.— The Yugoslav Communist Party m the strongest possible terms tonight rejected the criticisms of its policy made by the nine-nations Cominform. The 1 ejection was made m a statement issued by the Cen tral Committee of "the Yugoslav Communist Party and broadcast by
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    163 Entries For S'pore Turf Club July Meeting
    518 14 HOI CLASS 1 IfaM flflt« 1 ilatf N- it'.' "i m i i Vmplan < Mii'f. r X X I 'i I »r :."■<• i '< I x.v i lair S| I. Off.-. l>.i|h!<' AM' X I iii»»l»- N.n. DR.B i:<iif»ii< >
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    FOREIGN STUDENTS VISIT LONDON
    259 14 The part played by Britain I iring the past decade haa ttitied the Imagination of pi of Southeast Asia. This •ontention Is supported by the that 800 Chinese us inese students who ,i:< ow studying m Holland wish 0 visit Great Britain to nee omething of
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    MALAY SPORTS ASSOCIATION
    121 14 Below ar<- the results of a Wcndly tonnis match between Pulau BrmtU Services and the Malay Sports Associations fayed on June 27 at Puiai, Brant Malay Sports 1 players mentioned rirsti frtte v Bostam K>jr «hi neat (apt. Hinton ij l 6 1- a «'iJakb,Ht Bft Jooe.
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    176 14 Singapore Badminton Championships 1 i X C 3 ta Mow !5 10: HMI .TnKei Funnyj. i h iJacqnea) ;5 11 15. 15 S: Nyir. E.:^ |f< .F Ni beat Alfred K u i Mercury >, 18 4 r Kiir Van iAAU' bttt I K,:v. Jet <Sv. i> !5 Chan Thin
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    133 14 Knock -Out Cricket Tourney mmtcti okiptd .r n lion v |m| bet 1421 Rh» Vn rr rvpot Krani und Work P*. Sii n'^ Sinpi- !< kftockom ooni- r rmilte n win for- a D Rttting 'irst m Itch tIM U.A.D kn ked w \2\ tot the loss ok- ta fop
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    ORIENTAL B.P.
    64 14 me following wtzt fleet-w°2of-bearer»oj -,c Oriental Badminton Party for the current year: P'-esidem: Mr Phu.* Chee Kirn re-elected.; Hon. Secretary: Mr. Ta n PengKoun re-elect ea». Bon. Auditor: Mr Tony Goh: Hon. TrPßfcurrr: Mr. Tav Jojf Bah; Hon. 6porti Capt Mr Lim Hu Ben? Hr.n. Vice Capi. M
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    "KISMET" UN-BEATEN
    39 14 beaten t ea m k. P t top their food l rword by beatin f the H Q Combine S'porc Dis••n- ,Fn rt Canning) at soccer Oy thre goals to ore at the m canning -round yoster-
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    RAFFLES SPORTS
    14 14 athletic sport* J )n Saturday, August 7. '301 440 yard.. P: lLnfl(>r
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    PSETS AT K.L. RACES; GOOD DIVIDENDS RETURNED
    1712 15 primer Meeting. BIG SWEEP Total Pool $189,900 Ist. Prize No. *****01 2nd. Prize No. 1796*2 3rd. Prize No. *****5 Starters:— *****, *****. *****. *****1, *****1. *****. *****8, ***** *****5. DOt BLE TOTES First, eight tickets:, $142 each. Second, five ticket*: $304 each. I
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    U.S. Swim Team Break Two World Records
    155 15 U.S. Swim Team Break Two World Records NEW HAVEN (Connecticut). June 30. -Candidates for the United States Olympic Swimming team broke two world and two national records. The New Haven Swim Club team bettered the world record for the 400 metre relay by two and twotenths seconds and Alan Ford,
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    DOCKYARDS LOSE
    85 15 The Malays beat the Dockyards XI. 2-i. m a Second Division League match yesterday, at the Geylang; Stadium. The Dockyards opened scoring m the second half through Neil, centre-forward. Nor. the Malays inside-left, equalised. A last-minute goal by Ismail, centre-forward, gave the Malays victory. Capt. Hooper refereed. and
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