Morning Tribune, 2 July 1948

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE N H iDAY. JW*
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    KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    29 1 KILLED IN ACCIDENT Rep v,! an auxiojjci, attach- -p- i<itin'P was Kin- moUM blcyeta wad M ore um o.i at the -..ll.on rMei Mr. ~5rts rss when the accident
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    54 1 R A '1 TAKE OVER TOWER GUARD. On old Tower Grcsn of qnm memory a guard provided by the Royal Artillery took oi*r for the first Ume cermnoniaUy from the Guard*. th< ward duties at the Tower of London. The picture shows the gunners of the Royal Artillery arriving it
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    LOOT FROM JERANTUT AND BODIES FOUND
    117 1 In the Jerantut operation, a recently occupied air "amp m the jJngie four miles from Jerantut k\. been discovered, states a police communique. Most of the loot taken from Jerantut and the dead bodies of the two C^* werel toad The police also recovered
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    Siam Deports Red Suspects
    40 1 BANGKOK. July 1. The B l amei Government today r. it rod the deportation of 61 Chinese, alleged Communists. <:• t i:r.< .1 aftor the recent roundup. Tho deportees include -ohoolteachers. labour leaders, businessmen and 'ditors. Reuter
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    ROAD-CHECKS LAST NIGHT
    92 1 For a second time this week Singapore Police carried out searches on roads throughout the city Last night, on the highways, passing traffic was ■subjected to Police checks. The March was part of the Singapore campaign to maintain the security of the Colony In the feet of
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    U.S. OFFICIAL IN S'PORE
    34 1 Mr. John Davies. member of the Policy Planning Staff. U.S. State Department, arrived m Singapore yesterday from Batavia by KLM Constellation airc» aft He leaves Singapore for Hong Kong tomorrow.
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    Singapore Becomes Shore HQ For Br Pacific Fleet
    246 1 Latest johore outrage (TrDWM H Q the Britiih S'-ngaport formally became **<*%*."'* er v m on--Grange Road Detachments from the Royal Navy. Ghurka Regiment and the Roy* Air Force formed the ?uard-of.honour at aifford Pier when the AJmlral arrived from Hongkong, his
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    BANDITS BATTER VICTIM TO DEATH
    256 1 BANDITS BATTER VICTIM TO DEATH Wife Not Told Reason For Abduction [Tribune Staff Reporter] JOHORE BAHRI\ Thursday night: Johwe bandits employed a new method of killing when uv stead of shooting the victim, four Chinese forced their way into a hut at the 25th mile Pontian Road, "bdurted a 40-year-old
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    GCSU PROTESTS AGAINST SALARY SCHEME REVISION
    303 1 Th« r^vpmmert Clerical Services Union decided yesterday stSsSms- as "SSflsssr Singapore General aerical Service. f«___V.^.., art, It also passed a resolution to urge Government to reconsider the proposed revision of salary scale so that the percentage increases m the minimum and maximum salaries m
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    ARM MALAYS' TO END TERRORISM
    237 1 LONDON, July 1. Sir ■or-, Maxwell, former Chief etary to the Government! the Ft derated Malay States.' 1 letU r to the Daily Tele- j [aph today called for arming Malaya v the best means batting terrortm In their fit ry *orge said that "if
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    MALAY RULERS ENTERTAINED
    52 1 Five Malay Rulers the Suitans of Kelantan. Trengaanu Pahang. Kedah and perak were guests at a din* ncr and dance party given m their honour by Mr. Phang Cheng Yean. Director of the Uni^d Company Bank and the Batu Pahat Bank. a t No. 1 Balmoral Road,
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    4-POWER RULE ENDS-RUSSIA
    87 1 BERLIN, July I.— Russia today ended the four-power rule in Berlin as the three Western Allies gave German Premiers m their zones two months to form a Constituent Asse-noly— the first major step In returnins responsible government to German hands. The Soviets broke up the three-year-old Berlin
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    RUSSIA BUILDS SECRET PLANES
    97 1 NEW YORK, July 1. -General Carl Spaatz, former commander of the United States Air Forces, declared today Russia had developed a plane that puts practically every U.S. industrial are* of consequence within range of a one-way no-return mission from Soviet soil. General Spaatz said, m a
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    ARABS REJECT PROPOSALS
    38 1 CAIRO, July I.— The Arabs today rejected the peace proposals of the United Nations mediator, Count Folke Bernadotte, because they cannot accept the existence of a Jewish State, the Transjordan Premier, Twefik Abulhuda Pasha, declared.
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    Malaya Insurance Rates: All-Round Increases
    308 2 PA Marl,,.- fclianin- \,5,,, „li..n ..f Mal.>:i ht« <l-!:.r..» lama* w la ra*w ftw laaaja<a» acato^ i«h .m.! .r.ii i laiiii i ft n r-i m vaai aad i Mi \\.,rsui. i "m I Bfea laiif— >"•'••• j naaln h v.r hM i I. til
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    VODO To Discuss Petrol Cuts
    85 2 rhe Joint Comniitto«- if the v.hici. Owners' and Drtvcrt' irgMtattm have annonrcod meeting foi Sunday tv coni;loi a reply from the Mui.ii 1:--•ality to thei; petition soaking evision ot remd irUBSfVn filiations. The mooting will discus.> tnc Municipality's letter and conMci the position m regard
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    SAPPER ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGE
    156 2 Pfe Cken Tern Ghee (20 •f the riglnrrnr Training Con *re. Kulang, was committe*. Tor trial at ihr nest AMhMI or m armed robbery charge It the conclusion of a ptMiminarv inquiry hold b« foro Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, wsterday. Chow, who was d»
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    VOLUNTARY SOCIETIES GAVE BIRTH TO SOCIAL WELFARE
    490 2 "it i^ not only m Singapore lut mi t'n world generally that tin- u~i- of the words 'social we I fare 1 ki an knnovaUoa to cover "i' i and practices winch have \>i> vailed for centuries, bill Dl i< -ally the Idea
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    "Public Prosecutor Must Choose, "Says Magistrate
    111 2 PJbMc Prosecutoi must choose whom he prefers to re- 11 1 'V": lv Pl ■■-•'-i" Ass,/,.,. Utu lllr AllgttSt •and to th Bhc ra s:ii( w.tm of 1 Ul| i prisoners) 1)1 «t there w.t Wl whT 1 ;i1 "lllll;tr«--."'"•■•xinlr i,; 1 111^" left
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    Arrested, Discharged And Re-Arrested
    180 2 Arrested, Discharged And Re- Arrested The "Doh Street Coffee Shop Grenade Incident" m which 12 people were injured shortly .after 9 p.m. on April 27 was recalled yesterday, when four of the five people arrested m connection with the incident ivvere discharged by Seventh Magistrate A. G. Shears, when the
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    Honan Plain Battle Begins
    41 2 3SBBS§ cmna b Sht m Central "W bl "oil, S manoeuvrmSre y than tl ,oonoo an m nV IVOS treom under tl,o iST'S? '"-C'cnng oac h o? hhac a nU Coun "■'■B* r,'"<ow railway oa'y J"^»- Reuter
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    S'PORE PRINTERS' UNION ELECTIONS
    97 2 The following are the new office bearers of the Singapore Printers' Tnion for the ensuing year Trustees: Mr. G. Sarangapany. Mr. T. K. Gann and Mr Khoo Ten? Soon; President: Mr. G. Retnamani; Vice President: Mr. G Suppiah; Gen Secretary: Mr. A Jayaram; Assc. Secretary: Mr.
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    NEW "SOAK THE RICH" PLAN FOR EVADERS
    84 2 SHANGHAI. July 1 The committee m charge of raising eight and-a-half trillion Chinese dollars fo r tfte "soak the rich" -special relief levy are considering a proposal to Publish the names of all wealthy Chinese residents ot the Shanghai area who so far
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    Illegal Ration Cards Must Be Surrendered
    219 2 Illegal Ration Cards Must Be Surrendered !>potti'« i stiv W)OD CON LBOISuATION WILL BK TODAYMAKIN i IT COMPr'I.SOKY TO «r*. ElSoal ration carps within a !'i (RTNKIHT v Cokmy r«M win ato bi punim andei ttta ionl'osscs<iori cl .m iH<v C«rd th< pwbHcatkm «-f this ition will Biff to b«
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    S. AFRICA SILENT ON U.K. GOVT'S REQUEST
    61 2 Pretoria, July 1. Mr F c «er, had no comment to make yosir^y le c t cd H in t London consulted tho Bn tam had poSbiUty of Lo ni f mons the ■Ao ,s P 'oi e r th Wcste^ transport S
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    Malayan Canning Industry To Be Mechanised Shortly
    287 3 Malayan Canning Industry To Be Mechanised Shortly iv hiine St.ifT Keporter) 1., thr fV*T»ll..l. ««VWMilrlH Ike ptlh- I I on T.K-.-xis.v. awSa Mr Courtenay **i<L Hitherto thp Malayan pack haa been Massed a* No. 2 Rrado. he add- cd. la Loadoe. Mr. Courtenav] arranged the Ministry of j Food for
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    Emerald Hill Robbery Case
    110 3 TIK tn-U Of Tan Son I^-n^ 134 ..wo etarfM of armed Chinf-c woman m Emerald "ill ii v .-Lintinucd at the Jl \v«»?,. Oanrt vostt-r- f Mr Justice GorrionSruil la »uiumun jury. irai alteged wairH July 27, IMT, am i iber U and rv HreUers t»
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    TWO ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES
    127 3 Two ymtne Chinnnt. wbo were axr«ste4 reowitty. apyar--1 ed on tentative armed robbery charges before Stvtnth Magi»- trmt» A. Q, Shff. yesterday. The firat Urn Bug <19) of Seletar Road, wait aUeged to have robbed v com patriot the point of a knife of 199
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    KATHI FOR XMAS IS.
    17 3 Musa bin Dikio ha« be-^ appointed to be a KatJn fo» rhhrwunas Inland.
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    Failed To Report, Sentenced
    91 3 Malay. Mohaiun-i M irzuki, who failed lo the police station I supervisee, was con-! yesterday In the Thr wt and iiiUwmhl to nonthi 1 ngoroui Inmrtimi I men! was ordesad aim to com- the previous order for! ','iico BupervUtao ufier Btfvtnd teateace I Mahamad had been
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    LABOURERS' WAGES UP 100 PER CENT IN CHINA
    127 3 •>uly I. Hrn t I; ;-;;-ns m^ more than S^.ft* a 110 per aoJ lvtivi ly on the n n^ quite met the ';"*t oi which oanie *taUj rt-inyofhys-Mn< > manipulatioiL The new index for labourers 710.000. White collars 5C0.000 compared with
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    I.L.O. Delegates Get Excited, Shout
    229 3 A violent attack on the Gorera>ii of Chtte. Greece, and i..d:i bjf Mr. tiaisrppo di Vitno. of Italy, caused a heated >n< ,i pleuary session of ihe InteraationaJ Labour OrcoB/erenoe yc-terday At ooe sta^c dcverai delegates were shoulini: and waving then umi and stvnieii Mkely
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    U.S. AID FOR YUGOSLAVIA
    88 3 WASHINGTON. June 30. Yugoslavia may receive from the United States shortly In settlement A long disputed couiue: claims between the two countries, it was learned here today This settlement is expected ;o constitute the first move by -he State Department to make ;apital out of the
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    SHEET GLASS QUOTA
    61 3 Singapore 1 quox t i for fc* port of sheet fclass from M;ium and the U.S.A. m W£* i the third quarter of will now be reloaded for issue. Applications shouid be supported where possible by evulence of 1947 imports. All applications should be submitted to the
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    KATONG MUSIC CIRCLE HAS MORE PLANS
    333 3 Tribune Woman Reporter* T Mfc Singapore people can appreciate pood music was cVaily piov«*d by tht* la*ge ltteadance at the Juda bit>--h«*: s piatio and violin coiicer. >n Tv«- Jay night at the Memo•ial Kail. The concert, it will be re •iiuiiix.ua was sponsored
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    1 Chinese Jailed On Opium Charge
    189 3 1 Chinese Jailed On Opium Charge A. 6*-year-old elderly woman. Let Kooi, and a 20-year-oid youth. Ben Pee, Tow, were produced oefore the Second District Court Judge, Mr. A. D. Farrell, yesterday on charges of illegal possession of opium. Evidence levealcd that Lee Kooi v. as arrested on June 30
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    SURVEY MISSION BACK IN S'HAI
    106 3 SHANGHAI. July 1. The United States Survey Mission, headed by Mr. C L. Stiilman teturned from Taiwan and South China last night aftei two weeds' inspection tour of the Hankow-Canton railway and Taiwan island. The mission is connected with the China branch of the Economic
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    RATION BUYING PERIOD EXTENDED
    158 3 According to the Food Control Ration Documents (Dilutions), two-week aad threerweek periods for the rest of the ye*r ire specified enabling the public .o buy their ration* at any time during that period. Any individual can bay rations at one time for the twovveek or three-week
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    CHINESE AIR FORCE DENES BLIND RAIDS
    72 3 NANKING, July I.— Chinese Virforce head<|uariers anaounced special team has completed thorougn piobe into the charges of indiscriminate government air raids on Kaifeng, during the Communist occupation, aud found that the runours that thousands of civiians were klHed were unfounded. It said buildings within
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    Inquiry Into Workman's Death
    89 3 Sago seed being m 5* ul J d aboard the Stiuat Malaku f>t>m Singapore Harbour Board No. 17 on June 20. .j££S a 00-year-old Chinese abourer to death when the ope suspending the bags "^Ttw Urn Ah Kow^ was •oa^g bag- I.WS^tSS ac steaniet when 10
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    Arabs, Jews Study Peace Proposals
    47 3 m, AVIV. July 1. Tb jroblem of peace foi 'alestine was still \mma *t«£ oilay by both Arab am C^nl°^:'ha. Secretary Qj leral of the Arab L^fjf- "JJ Ivit a si'.b-rommittee of tnt Vami Politic.*! CmmMfm ge^mmlttee itself aicct ag-iin tonight. Reuter
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    FLEET ADMIRAL ARRIVES
    86 4 Admiral Sir Ihnt.s Hoi/d, Command* r-m-Chut British Pacific Flrtt, arrived m Singapore ii*xl.rdaii vionnnu on a formal transfir n) his shon }{Q fro n lion>) Kong to Singapore. 11' i/(/s nut If h'tar-Admiral 0. Caslon. Fla<i OMctr, Malamni Ar>a. as icell as stnivr <;•>! t mini nt,
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    Women Robbers Set Victim Alight
    138 4 ill July sail BU&i*n* Hoej Delhi readmitted to her own hospital todaj with head m Jurlet, allep-d 10 have been caned by two women who tried to born her alive after robbing Rs. 0.000. The pcXke weft K>ld sh 'was iJtttof m h< r ofllec
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    "Cominform Is A Russian Tool"
    136 4 LONDON. July 1. The London limes said today that /•the writing is on the wall I for Communists everywhere" as a result Of the Cominform'> attack on Yugoslavia. In France and Italy they stand stripped of their last claim to aatc t as national parties
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    No Sale Id Belgrade
    53 4 BELGRADE. July 1. The July 1 issue of the" Com inform Journal "will not be on sale m Belgrade," an official of the publication said today. He refused to say where the Journal would be published but it was reported, witnout confirmation, that it may he
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    Wanted Siamese Now At Satahip
    127 4 BANGKOK. July 1 Fou: Siamecc statesmen, wantconnection with Kiiu Anandai assassination trial have taken refuge at lh< Satahip naval station, on the Gulf ofSiam. it was uncooftrmedly reported here la*t night The refugee statesmen include the pre-coup deta; Prtmier. Dhamrong Navasvasti who is a retired
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    "MONTY" INVITED TO FRANCE
    56 4 LONDON. July 1. Jht War Office announced today •hat Field-Marchai Montgrmery will visit France for three days from next Thursday at the invitation of Monsieur Teitgen. French Minister of the Armed Forces. Ht *'ill be the guest of honour of the Association France Grande Bretagne at
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    Shanghai Strike Off
    84 4 SHANGHAI. July, I.— Thre. toreign ocean-going vessels mailed today after a 49 hours delay caused by the strike oi 1 12.000 stevedores and tug and lighter crews for increased wages. The strikers returned to work this morning after bavin? been granted an 80 per cent increase and
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    Earthquake Kills Three
    75 4 ATHENS, July l. Three people were killed and 100 hurt m an earthquake which hit the lonian Island town of ,Levka* yesterday, according ;to the latest official reports Nine m 10 of the town's buildings are reported to have collapsed. Reuter. Mr. Leong Boon Swee of the
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    BOAST BY CHINA REDS
    115 4 SHANGHAI. July 1 Tho Communtet Radio quoted the Chinoso Communist Party Cen t'al Committee directive com The directive to the lorai won victory how A« P and 2^2? P'°P le and plunged mo Chinese people into unprecedented civil war, how Amcncan imperialism actively penetiated into China
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      82 4 *,0N JOUR RADIO TODAY V I'KOCJKAMMKS AamSi*£E!& llllhe 41 band. /M ft 14 V5%ST65 opVtlTnn Signalure h«.«1 un 4M5 i, Mn |h 7 *M Talk, 10.00 Swinjr ciiih p mn S Announcement p rO SS?* E^SS £?i^S£3£ -"-.r,., RKD NETWORK STT' •Ua&'Sg tan. film \uu ;Jl° »«ndU8J|l»i Rov,,;,' iV?o K°
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    Around The Town
    878 5  -  VERA ARDMORE _,> WITH t iOd 51i1.:.f.. I I*l I Wednesday tana B» stx, Malay Rulen •i f ibout two m which ii w aghi chandeliers After dinner >.i, 01 :HH took Ml guests Royal Internationa. Club for dancinf: the part? I ibout eleven o'cloc* and had
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      28 5 Shanghai Modern Tailoring "•wba&J* 1 ROAD Vu Variet >' ot Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. I also Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. ***** Ladies own material made to order.
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      130 5 RAFFLES HOTEL TOKIGHIS CHARITY PAGEANT AS MANY OF TONIGHTS PATRONS REQIESTED EXTRA TICKETS AFTER THE BOOKINGS WERE CLOSED AND WE COM PLIED, WE ASK INDULGENCE IF THE SEATING ACCOMMODATION IS SLIGHTLY CONGESTED. C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bais Heads Siamese Bracelets Sill' Underwear CARVED 2EAKWOOD FCRNIItJB£ ALL KINDS OF LINEN
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Counterblast
      257 6 The iup across th c knuckles administered to Mm Yugoslav Communists by Uie Central Committee ol Urn Comtnform has led many to jump to ih<" conclusion that it presages a crack m the "iron curtain". The r e ha v c be c n dltlferenceg ol opinion m the
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    The FlenMarked Of Paris
    995 6  -  SALLY SWING -r. P<u,,o m I I mark* sprawlim v tin t ,i,. heap! meal nolty v.-n-i- 1- i slowly < r r mrwai P»ssto IV, (<;•• north Li VHietta, Urn in.-Ht centre -t ft B n i d -in:' a* well, bill tfill. on \,,,i'
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    China Modernizes Its Army
    541 6 SHANGHAI. Training cf 9 modem Chinese military fonr land. sta and air -equipped with the Litest weapons and familiar with every phase oi imufare, has been ipeeded up ai the nations :irst Oonttitu tional Goverament set a target of two yean for the crushing of the
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    Quirino's Son Visits China
    150 6 Manila. The unofficial two-day visit to Shangh. I fomas Quirino, son of Prel(::. Quirino, and his wi ird a Philippine Air Lins which wa mating an v I dig] to the i lc tun v to be >■••■ I lon. The- arrival m Shang] :reated quite
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    $ 1 MiSiion in Garbage
    124 6 1 MiSiion in Garbage NEW YORK. Felice on- 1 narcotic-; agents poked thMUgh 20-ton b;n£e load of garb ip< searching foi a 45-pour.<: bundle worth $1,000 000. They woiy looking for carboard container with 43 I of herein and cocaine which was smuggled into this country from Italy but as
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    Apartment House Had A "Ghost"
    133 7 7 i t**o t j believed i „,th v jl Mil ken i i m* to fy»rl i alter 4*** Wht fM» i ..d th. u.itrh- j .t hi d< < '.or- (i <ih'>st numbsf 'J I MfMl t*. units mm I pteftHf mnnnii. *|M
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    B.M.A. URGES STERILITY TESTS BEFORE MARRIAGE
    183 7 Krpbndi. j St< Uit) test before i weie urged tcxlay "i( ting of the il A>s<.Kuat«on. wma put by Dr. ons. of Dublin iit lority on fertilit> hg of .hscussion on and Lyrvecolosy. lit) is a disease, and I i k m cold blood."
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    No School Crisis In Philippines
    45 7 I -A. July l. Budget j og t- the Public School |;U1 report t'-.t rnoooo will be defied 1 tie rears oi a crisis were unfounded. II "000 possibly 6.000 1 *"tirv olrts.-f- vou'i I to absorn^tSt. °"«nem Increase. U.P
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    S'HAI DOCK STRIKE
    37 7 Ju!y l E :irt-two-day tie-up of loaded unlaodtaf ol mips 12,000 tug akd ,-ho struck wages on Monday to work this mornu <*ing a settlement a by the Sociai .Bureau, it wai uncon- '"''PLTted.
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    THE FELLOW TO BLAME FOR THE "NEW LOOK"
    244 7 NKW YORK. June 30. A •nishind whc didn't notict when his wife bought a n«w dross may be the fellow to Maine for the "new look.' A wife can take just so much of that male obliviousness. New York dressmaker Harry Collins
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    BEAR BITES OFF CHILD'S ARMS
    74 7 PEOrUA. Illinois. June 30. -A 250-pound Himalayan black bear bit off the arm of 12-year-old John Dickcrson m the zoo here today. Young Dickerson climbed over the safety fence to feed the beast some grapes when it grabbed the boy's arm above the elbow and
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    A BABY'S SOS
    53 7 COPENHAGEN. June 30. The station master of Korsce, today received an urgent telegram reading: "Get babj bottle stop There is crying baby on express train." When the irain stepped ai Kuersoer half-an-hour later 'he bottle wa s delivered, tht baby was silenced and th< passengers began to
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    12,000 Mile Voyage
    46 7 SAN FRANCISCO. June 30: A dredge and a scow ordered by the Maharajah of Baroda for improving the port 01 OJtha, 250 miles northwest 01 Jombay. left here y^teida;, under tow. The 12,000 mile voyage is expected to take about four months.- Reuter
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    Aussie Olympic Team's Manager
    17 7 .VR. TANKER. m ti-jL a<;tr »>/ /Ar Alttrraffall ;»/i to the Olympic Qgmat. S
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    BANK SUED FOR $2-MILLION
    229 7 NEW YORK. June 30— The Compania General de Tabacos de Filipinas fU<?d a suit m the Supreme Court today for U552.236.647 against the National City Bank of New York alleging it was compelled to pay that sum twice a* the result of the Japanese occupation of
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    Father's Vain Dive For Children
    88 7 A father oived repeatedly. .ally-clothed into Lancashire's 3UV*r Irweli recently m a vair ittempt to save two of his children. He was Thomas Quinn. oi ii-well Vale. Lane*. His daugher Mariene. 11. met him a^ ie was returning from wor.; «nd screamod that Anthony. 0.
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    CONDUCTED TOURS TO JAPAN
    57 7 SHANGHAI. July I: Tho iQfthwett Airlines will begin •onductod tours to Japan .hortlv following an announcement by scaf that after July 5 visitors will be admitted or a stay of one week. it /M declared at a press COHerence yesterday. Ti\e Coinany- Will submii. the names
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    OLYMPIC CENTRE TO HOUSE 1,600
    62 7 LONDON. Juno 30: Tm Uchmcnd O'ympie centre /aich will house 1,600 co.apfitois. officials and attendants, .as opened today by carles Key. the Minlstci ot .*oi ;s. Neatly 180 athletes reprt eating Australia, New «JJ d. 'cevlon. Afghanistan, In,ia. Singapore and On oc -d accommod :ted
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    GUS IS READY FOR ANYONE IF .....
    177 7 GUS IS READY FOR ANYONE IF LONDON. June 30.— Gus Lesnevieh. world light-heavy-weight crown hoider. told tiie jnned F,e*> today that he would Bfht 'anybody so long as the money angle is okay, when asied whether he pie t erred Joe Waicott Og Ezzar Charles as opponent for the heavyweight
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    Unfounded Reports
    37 7 BfiiRUT, June .^0- A Forelga ctfk\' comnHialQiie »ld icnlgii; .:at the Oovenuncnt is novco.ivi.iced that jeporta that rh« U N. warship shelled Berwa are unfounded and the Minis ry no* combers Una •H* c'ti«d. OJP.
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    POWER TO MARRY LINDA CHRISTIAN?
    70 7 HOLLYWOOD, June 39.— Movie actor Tyrone Power and green-eyed girl jriend .\fi*s Linda Christ an were en route to Rome today, but they refused to comment on rumours that they v.ill jet married there. The pair, who met m Rome last year, boarded a TWA
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    Pakistan Corps To Fight With Arabs
    47 7 KARACHI. July 1 -Tamtzuddin Khan, Secretaiy of the i*aKistan Cential Palestine Aid Joiamittee. said today the jommittee had decided 10 raise i corps of fully trained and well equipped volunteers to fi o 'ht sKoalder to shoulder vith Arabs ir. Pausiine.
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    STOCKINGS HORRIBLE, SAID WOMEN P.C.s
    109 7 ('rhnimtershin's Chiri Constable. Colon*! \Y. F. Bmm, was faced with a problem when pohtevomcn bcatuit entitled to a fret issue V fire 're pairs of &t<>ckip<f.i. Colonel Flout told the Gio:i- I vesttrshut Standing Jotni Committee yesterday that m hid had eampiet of mockiny* .sttit
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    WINGING A VIOLIN BOW
    25 8 TALFRYN EVAXS^ lh> BOJMJ Ai tiHay (nut i NOW kM tionblf. t ts .vm>i ibovt stiw<nn<) S <» Nolhi bold i I
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    FARRAN VERDICT
    78 8 WOLVERHAMPTON, June 30. At the irwnnd Inqvest at Wolv^rmunpton on Rex Fnnda Fan an. 2f, who was killed l( y f'iu.. i bomb on May 3, it w* iuted by Urn Coroner, Mr 0 Lanfley, that extensive ""i""!., had ueen nude by the police but there wai do
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    Visas For Indonesian Passports
    72 8 LONDON, June M: Ifi John iMatts Milla (Independent Labour! asked m the House of today why ••i, 1 st !UC Uons have been given to BtU >-li diplomatic missions m the '■'•Hast no longer to honour i'Hion .sian Reputtcaa pan. M. Eraest Bevin, Forciim replied: -You
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    222 8 In the v;. Welsh Hills then ployees are legl< They are engaged! manufacture ol vM These 40 empl miners, nr munitioj permanent disable! Without exception their livelihooc. r starting their c master craftsmen rhe violin factory q v sore-1 by the Govern: site is a building n used as
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    A Boy For Princess Elizabeth?
    177 8 HONGKONG June 90 it i l K>.by is born on Octol i M Wlll P«°--y be boy. That i I prediction of Tong tap, one of Hongkong*! betterki tune tellers, A:. ilting the TuneSheng indent book of Cong made some iap;»i '.ions ox) a Plate
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    SHAI POLICE DISCOVER HOARDERS
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    110 9 le I maimed diffte vicemen, suffered i service. >st thorn ley an jecomin? eri burly. 01 ipil l nine win* i ecovered na iptii v] Grouting «f < h<? ftmsh\;d!:ns xt prWtfl the factory JJ t Ctf to supply he horn? in«rkel Majority of the •oUr.s finally will be
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    IN THE FACTORY
    93 9 yL Also working m the^ are, (left to^ right): X. WILLIAMS, i uho saic four-and-Q' I half years' service with J the Royal Engineers m i Xorth Africa where he i lost Kb leg; S. PED- 1 RICK, icho lost his left S I arm sending vcith
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    MANILA CLOSES NIGHT CLUBS
    92 9 MANILA. July 1. The City Government last midnight doted nil > ijrht chit*, bars d-jnr-.n^ scho w**Hi« 100 metres of public Bchools, Miichos r.;s Uier pubHC 1 a f'dtngß. and Iheii licences v rill not be renewed The mayor's closure ortfe* /rote "finish" to more than
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    Greek Guerillas' Success
    67 9 LONDON", June 30. The official Yugoslav news agency Tanjug said on Wednesday night that guerilla units, supported by artillery and planes, successfully drove off an attack by Greek army forces near Kastahohori, inflicting losses of 63 kjiled and 115 wounded. Quoting the "Free Greece Radio reports," the
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    35 9 Halifax. Nova Scotia, June 30. Twenty-three Indian seamen wen' arriving here today from Bombay to man the Liberty ship '•Sea King-." one of a number of ship^ bought by India for her new merchant marine.
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    109 10 ALBANY h ernor Thou speaking' fron Capitol steps t. nvw 1 that An. the way m p,< \vars> Tlie Repub'. nominee said j the world are rmtci States of the path of everi isi He saltl "Th.worUl have felm faith that we m a so strong as t ture
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    Japanese Whale
    69 10 TOKIO. June I Mac Arthur haj air:. Japanese Govern:: lea&e 17 BCO mt whale oil obtained U r. /so whaling o; the Antarc.ic In I seaiOß. They wil ed to industry fcoual purpose. AAP. I AXIS. July 1 .•-•to publish cti m I y.stoiday and qu I •>y
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    Balloon Story "Bunkum"
    109 10 FRANKFURT. June SO Xt official British spokesman Rah jn Berlin tonight that report* that 'clusters of balloon-' wv menacing the British air corridor were "bunkum" Rtr.ne main oAcen laid that tho Wlooni may not yet have gone up m a «va deaignated Operation oOcen ui<o a* cloned
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    Manila Railways To Strike?
    44 10 MANILA. July 1 housnnd Philippir ni,">loyecs pie sc!: |il trikc* todsy on Pat 'i'ess p.?) ariiciblt' sctW is reached on the ch < a'oi -kers who have off. The prospect of 'ciortedU good. would paralyse rai we.n Hollo and vinces. U.P.
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    40 10 MANILA, July 1 1 nxnent will resort titicial rain this w Me the walei > Fahila and Xl «vii 4!C c oi i;- in ha-" tei shorta^o m Hona of Manila dv« Jrylng up of the N<*n f^' >orvior.— U.P.
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    28 10 1 ftgHCt, June 30. An I trade delegation cf v r J 1 1 rt« arrived m Prag^ tO l negotiate the purcha- 1 noslovak metal pro-! 1
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      148 10 < «mi,s: Km I..MV, Ike M»«i"g -Ruccirs" "BELINDA" I f/v L'rAWOUl THfWBM r^MV 5MUCI«!-TMAT'5 fBtfCXlE VOU MY PEAR, y J4 5^ Oi £NFV M(s :r V "BUCK RYAN" F 4 FiflT with fl TBljT.£i,CJO WRl rfiDflNPlN5REanTrMfl F W^l1 FvOUMLLA^NVJi/TrieREiTiS N T ri-?iNr.5 N^r A^NTfi^h? lyiVflTC £NTWhCt\ THf W8?Pf T5 TOMORROW
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    AIRCRAFT ROAR OVER GERMANY – BERLINERS BEWILDERED
    153 11 AIRCRAFT ROAR OVER GERMANY BERLINERS BEWILDERED BERLIN. Ju».V 1 The floodlight* of the BrtUah mlll^l Jatow airport went oft at l,wn today. but the roar of craft landtnjr and taking oft icaln m the round-tin- -dock nr lift of civilian svpplieH nto Berlin continued Eight flour-laden Brtttsn T»akotas wore hinded
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    60 11 JO. Kuv Arldl Arabia, at for Itt yfarv S Arabian MW Arab rid. new***' A! r s iy« l :a q wh.ro h.- t< ioW the BjJJ; orr .poodrtlt tJi.it r»:nR g will #> his importur.r i emimUm «JteJ r. h TJu« I'r.t--g ites v mediate m a rfi--
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    Coveted Post For British Nurse
    159 11 MISS DAIBY CARO-J* BRIDGES. the^ wetr/y appointed eseni- l tii-*-9ecreUtry of the In- i ternnttomil Council of Surges, photographed m ihtr vfjict $n Lowton. Mi** Bridges. who i» m htr late forfe*. i« the first i British nurse to win thut 7 cotUcd fM.xtion From
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    Sunday Fishing Boat Tragedy
    137 11 CEDAH KEYS. (Florida) June 30. Fourteen men and women were feared dead, two known to be killed, and only two stirvivors could tell of a Sunday morning Ashing boat tragedy, when the boat's gas tank exploded, setting fire to the craft which HanK m 15 minutes.
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    Remittances For Overseas Chinese
    154 11 (X N r uae M 1 > went n undei w to I ,-riu Of i G nor ol U* C^nt i m d tod 15 PI idly tv wil of 3 rceot at t lera n ihi h r* ii Comrn I of I LefMaAtVe
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    NEW "MALAYA" FOR BRITISH NAVY
    320 11 LONDON, June JO.- The Government was adced m tae Commons tocay what haa nappenea to the plaque and pictures presented to the British balttaMtUp Malaya by the people or" Aia.aya. and if th *y would be returned to the Opvemmem of Malaya *a a small
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    SWEEPERS STRIKE
    21 11 Bombay. July L Ahou: 1.300 Bombay sweepers struck today demanding higher pay. tree quarters, provident fund and gratuity. Reuter
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    Honan Front Again Active
    112 11 SHANGHAI. Juno 30.— With An- Govc^mu-nt Mvc .iJorjr the ''■••p'.ng-MukdPii roiiwny m northeast Hopt i comi ifc to a <ucce«sful conclusion, intrn -»t m China's civil war sh fted back i to the Honan front \^here largre Communist units were rep^rtod )y Chinese pro-Govt rrnncnt despatches
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    HUNGARIAN REDS WARNED
    28 11 HUNGARIAN REDS WARNED BUDAPEST. June 30. The Hungarian Communists were wanted tftey were "not imuuue" to the same errors caused the downfall of Mar.mai i'ito m tne (Jommfonn.
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    REMITTANCES IN CHINA
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    INDIA'S SENSITIVENESS TO PUBLIC REFERENCES
    138 12 A' (V s I I rtain of th< pret the Churchill v is i i.- .i-i attack >^n the i but von iU ,-on il outhu: Itl gainst the British Government. The true peispective ci such incident! U doubtless apparent t.i thOM dote to the
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    U.N. Approve South Korea Elections
    88 12 U.N. Approve South Korea Elections SEOUL June 30. tkunited Nations Commission X rea today called on the N an i -;r--ftjly expressed approval of thi Blecti< m '-eld m Americanoccupied South Korea 01 May 10. llU 1 Aisembly stood and applauded the announcement Ninety per cent of the ele torate
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    Military Goods For Turkey
    30 12 ISTANBUL. June 30 -Mill- Jr, nippue, URd in s quantities a ?«to| the pa, t tiVo day American Victory shta mi nuiy equipment n»te,:™ plies Reuter
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    ANGLO-IRAQ PACT
    10 12 Mutually «t! l a went" abonV ry ugree
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    "UNLIMITED" FUNDS FOR INDONESIA
    60 12 THE HAGUE Jur I'do Stikker. Dutch Ml rrtunwd from mdi btvt that the Inio- public .>n Governm. utir.l an agieenur.i Attutu-an cot pot which "unlimited i !>.' p Licet] at the liafMM il m lotutn •> >.»ti nnpoi is is fun Dr. ttHrlwr. BUM of UM
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      68 12 It's Siu^.port''* iiig Weekend Shou 24. i5-6.30-9.30p.n1. m&M&lßLr*' v t>e possessed by the love madness oj II i M i J I/A II Possessed new Warner hit ••p> v ''::,'j!^^K G'£P--?INE 3RCQKS 'y rvpw LOVEI MUSIC! ADVENTURE! 11 a.m._> p.m.— 1.15-6.30— 9.15 p.m. ah The Uulhng Gr^atH In Action. aix
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    723 13 itloi I 1441 Uf Lit U* 3-15 > MO Ml rltera 0 o- ,r> jo II i 43.00 ranee Q >■■ |OJ6 •,.:\Vdcb urn i j 1.120 1.140 (irda (<^ vr S 10.00 11.00 Ml ChinBank 54.00 55.00 isoo -d. 10.30 10.60 3«: on (P) 6' f
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      MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
      87 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS i Rubber rose yesterday appar- I pntly on genuine demand rather than any nervousness connected with the situation. This despite reported U.S. celling to Europe m an effort to weaken the market. The fact that the July-Sep-tember and October-December maintain their consistent discount indicates that so
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      RUBBER RISES
      54 13 The lubber market was very steady throughout yesterday with prices three-quarters of a cent higher than the previous day. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers. No 1 July RSS 464 46 No. 2 July RSS 45 454 No. 3 July RSS 414 41** July Sept. 46 46 4 O.D.
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      "EUREKA STOCKADE"
      96 13 SYDNEY. July 1. Director Harry Watt plans to finish the studio scenes of the film "Eureka Stockade" m Sydney by July 10. The English players, executives and technicians are already making advance arrangements to return home. Jane Barrett and her husband. Hans Helwig. will fly back by way
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      AMNESTY OFFER
      40 13 RANGOON. July I. Th?| Burmese Government toda? broadcas t an offer of amnesty j to people engaged m insurrec- tlon. This offer, the broadcast said, was prompted by 1 desire to end the insurrection withou t more bloodshed.
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      173 13 Sell.-is were still holding out for hj^hii pi ices m the pepper market yesterday. Black pepper was quoted up to $145. Coconut oil was a dull market and f.o.b. was quoted down to $76. There was no arrival of Lingga and Siak sago flour. A shipment of
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      NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
      145 13 NEW YORK. June 30: Selected rails, steels, oils, motors and specialities led the rally which brought the market liberally distiibuted pains mostly covering $1 or more *rith activity showing only occasional signs of broadening. The rail average approached to within easy striking distance of the eat
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      SHARES CLOSED
      13 13 The local share markets were officially closed yesterday being Bank Holiday.
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      LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE
      157 13 I LONDON, June 30. Allround rise m prices greeted the start of Uie new account m the London stock j markets today. Better class industrials and oils were mark;ed higher whilst there was a sharp lise m British Govern- ment securities. The higher levels, however, failed to
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      62 13 Vessel Godown* Kola 45 Mount Davis 42/3 Calchas 38/9 Rhexenor 36/7 Silveroak Rajula 33/4 St. Admiral 31/2 Telemachus 17/18 Resang Hong Ann 19/20 Pangkor 21 Euryades 23/4 Rawang 25 Oluf Maerck 25/26 St. Cloud Victory Malenkerk 27/8 Bougainville Malacca 29/30 Vasna Agamemnon 15/16 j (Myrmidon) 13/14 Bengal 10/11
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    10-POINT PLAN FOR PALESTINE PEACE
    319 13 CAIRO. July 1. The Arabic newspaper, Al Misri. today published what it claimed was a 10-point Palestine peace plan given by Count Bernadotte. United Nations mediator, to Jews and Arabs. A settlement j plan worked out by the Count and his staff on the island
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    34 13 The Municipal President, Penang. (Mr. W. C. Taylor), on Tuesday extended a cordial weJ come to the two new Commissioners, Mr. Ong Joo Sun and Mr. N. Ponnudurai, both of whom are well-known personalities.
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    OREGON RETAINS WIN FORM
    291 14 OREGON RETAINS WIN FORM wen ;j M O > gon KftJ trine H< i i u Mil n. ig (Gfßtteij a ii.'Ji a rUe iL f M' c QMm |j..<- \w.» Hoi fßifcertfj IM BO Hilly rxW-mk-J wh*-n covtrtng thine m mn v.iJ.k puk fjefn < iU Una ■I dVBofMrtti
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    391 14 EMOH H!r lli»- UHi^htn for t<>moi row's racct, th» final day <if Ihe SdangDr Turf Chin .SntiuiMT rnectlng FfOTBPI <" 2 >tv 1 ."> Furs Air Port 900 nil BIHM s 12 Mhiiilii s ii-. Sti v Girl Little Beau 8.03 Victory March 0 K;i<i:<>
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    ASBOTH DEFEATED
    33 14 Wimbledon, June .jo a 1 ooorl crowd iniMc<ion today .s.iw John otowlc* (Australia) beat •;;-f -\s.(,th fHungaryi by Z 1 «-2, „i the m*a« tathe i,,,r,s dpublti quarter'^th Africa. &V* Reuter
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    168 14 BERLIN. Juru .SO Hoy a Air Fori o pilot.* tiwu^ UM Berlin- Britisn BOM un, L. iay reported that they ha< een ouly oac balloon rty"i t iortli of Magdeburg. Th*. sa&u '.':iol)»j liad been sighted thu-t toui tunes previously. k is believed that th< illooa is uMd
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    RICE ISSUES
    85 14 From July 19, new notices m four Language! will be shown a: all retailers' shop* m Singapore jti-iimg the public what Undfl of ;:icc arv being tesui-u by Gov irnraent to the retatten for sale. The notices, which att now m the Kngliah language will, m future be
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    DIM FUTURE For US MOVIES IN CHINA
    220 14 DIM FUTURE For US MOVIES IN CHINA -MANGHA!. July 1 7* future for Ifniteo Sua movies m China waj my dj as :h# th«atr*3 ►M^ht American tlisiriixitori j > three-way hattle om •!i'ss oa price* to the tluatrei Thf City Government, rfc ■hentre wnerg and the HaiM Statea listfrbutors are
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    58 14 St. JoB°ph'd Church Setttj wus the scene of a pretty mm dinii on Saturday the oootrt* ins parties being Mr M J Albert. of Tarur M^* Sem»»nyih. son of the lit* lr ami Mra. Paui Manuel Fernandez of Vali. Travan.ore. and Alice, aecond daughtei of Mrs. Theresa ami the lato
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    World Youth Representative Invited To Olympic Games
    165 14 «PecW juru-s La M coun •ctin X a national reprosenta or Olympic Games. ToiiltLl leading news papers ami systems m the couatiit^ c<oD cemed. These are Austria. ueitfMß, Deociark, FinlandFrance. Greece. Holland. H llD gary, Iceland, Italy. Luxe» n burg Norway. Portugal. Spain.
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    176 15 I, extended k Pang n the scr courts yesterday. Yadi n ,l Kamis went on to annex [he next set and title easily m SLTA Championships. Vtii UMi Kamis became the Lpore tonnis men's doubles QQi by winning, by 7-5. Tad] was the better of the four his placing
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    38 15 Nt at me I Z J xi th, M .id a Police X v harmed H. lisoi lei ly m, n public. m iv shout f Urn X guilty to the Mr. R J C K. M
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    71 15 play erit Indian .a.v Lagains; R O.V. tomorrow P-i tin Khalia '■*"-r. r und st c M U Patel 15< Singh, Kuldip and Kothiry. Nadara h Mohamed Maw Khan p. GurJ" Ka a R v. Sbigam. J RasikaJ j Singh 6JC Lit xi on a.n an the v »an
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    31 15 t e :r ha?e been sentSlnga- Ist XI Club m a v ive; d je,C vW. Bain-' li; y. Hut- Kfi R- Flet--101 B n «cCuUoch, T E fen Duis
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    128 15 SCRC cricket teams for Atvk-end will be as foltowt: On Saturday -vs. Colonials XI m 2 15 p.m on the Police rraiiUng Ground:— Cheong rhian Slew iCapK Lav Hock C lye Ong Tong Bee. Alex Tan Ho Tt i.c Bin Eddie Fung. Au Fat Chu. Chua Boon Unn.
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    28 15 The Shell Sports Club will be holding its first postwar Athletic Meeting on Saturday -t the Jalan Besar Stadium*. commencing at 2.30 p.m.
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    31 15 The annual Parents' Day Sports and Concert of Telok ?aga Malay School will be held at Pulau Brani on Sunday from 9.30. a.m. to 11 p.m.
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    64 15 The following have been selected to represent the ■vi; l A Sin a Pore against the V.M.C.A. on Saturday on the Bt Goorges 1 Ground "at 2 p.m gwp G Woodford; R. t w y: M Lpon J de Almeida. J. Martin. J. de Souza, D. Mil£r, A.
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    £1,000,000 For AJAX
    38 15 LONDON. July 1.-The Daily Express saWi today that the -muty ha-i asked rhUe to cruUr A? er Ul *****0 for the bun? Ajax A Jax wa« ouilt 13 years ap-n at o «rv»» *UBO,OOO.- U.P.
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    DRAWN GAME
    50 15 The BOD XT drew with the Rovers m Second Division League socc»r yesterday at th.* BOD ground. Alexandra Barracks. Each side scored oner Edward scored for the BOD m the second half. Sama l equalised abjut 10 m nutes before close of play. Capt. Hooper refereed the match.
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    AIR SIGNALS BEATEN
    42 15 The Malay Football Association defeated the 19th Formation signals by 4 goal* to 2 m the Division 2 league scoear match yesterday at Oeylang Manab scored all four goals for the Malays. Goodwin and Home were he Signals' scorers.
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    KOTA RAJA BEAT I.A.
    87 15 In spite of the persistent downpour yesterday which hampered the whole of the 1 second half, the Kota Raja XI managed to secure two goals to notcho a 2 goal win over the Indian Association The game was an SAFA Div. 'II League fixture played at
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    INDIANS LOSE 4-0
    98 15 The Haikowyu easily boat the Indians 4-0 m a Third Division SAFA League match yesterday on the McNair Road ground. Three goals were scored m the first half. Barry Algoo. centre-forward. .scored the first two and Zamzam. inside left, converted a penalty award for "hands." Zamzam netted
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    CYMA WIN
    84 15 The C. V M. A. defeated the A. M. D. G. W. Sports Club zy the odd goal m five In a Div 111 League game at the former's grounds, St. Georges' Road, yesterday. C. Y. M. A. led In the first half on a goal by Scow
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    O.R.A. BADMINTON
    30 15 AH old boys of Raffles Institution who are interested iv badminton are requested to communicate with Gan Hock Huat c/o V. R. Vick Co.. Ltd.. 'Phone No. *****.
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    HAIKOWYU S.C.
    32 15 The annual general meeting: if the Hatkowyu Sports Club will be held on Sunday at the residence of Mr. Chandra No. 408, Race Course Road, Singapore, at 10.00 a.m. sharp.
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