Morning Tribune, 7 July 1948

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE V,,, 10 CESTS
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    Experts Ask Questions Regarding Air Crash
    199 1 i «den July Avtottoo expert! hew were today asking Sunda) i lir collision near London i Cloudmaster airliner and a Bnti>h h 39 people were kilU-i. including Sir Urn, I nmlsrtaiiei for M.iiay.i. t Firstly, raft flying at if to. why" Sv ttsh capc
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    LADY CENT LEAVING FOR STORE
    137 1 LADY CENT LEAVING FOR STORE La'.y Gent leaves Kuala Luftfw fof Singapore tc*iay m a Malayan Ainrtyi plane The plane ;s scheduled to take off from Kuala Lumpur Irouc at 1 15 p.m. In a tart well message she say.. I regret I have no opportunity of saying; goo-ibye personally
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    WE EATERS INCREASING
    37 1 UKE WOCBSB, Juls ,3 1 Wed t" r; I;al reC«00.0oo' uco Art 1000,--neriy w,-" h v A for%siio W J f tv world of ove O0 d Population increase ■•^a.S^;:'" «ow huee ■^poit. U.P.
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    'ALERT' ON CRUSE
    53 1 ALERT ON CRUSE KUALA LUMPUR. July 6.— H. M Sloop Alert ia at pre•eQt cruising off the east coast of Malaya. She will call at the east co*u?t ports. The Alert is one of the latest ships of her type m the Royal Navy. This small man-of-war is heavily armed
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    KIDNAPPER PIES
    39 1 SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.— Albert L Bates, onetime public No. 1 and the kidnapper el Oklahoma oil millionaire Charles F. Urschel died m his cell at Alcatraz prison on Monday of dropsy and a heart attack. U.P.
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    RED CENTRE IN MEDAN RAIDED
    39 1 Mo <ian i,„ S£ an d hand m s ammuw. SSl** i £2?** were ,n ""Ota an authoritative source. The authorities suspect that 2- y .JK authort ties. al! signParty.. In ??il esian Communist
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    MALAYS DEPLORE JOHORE GOVERNMENT ACTION
    311 1 The Singapore Malay dally Utwum MeUyw," In a recent ditorial, has d«*plor?d the Jolwre Governroeat actioa m accepting the Nanking Government's request to provWe arms for Johore Chinese as self-defence measure against terrorism. the report was true, the paper said, it must be "shocking news"
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    SHOPMAN FALLS TO BULLETS OF BAN BITS
    207 1 SHOPMAN FALLS TO BULLETS OF BAN BITS (Tribune Staff Reporter) JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday night: A party of about 20 Chinese, armed with sten guns, rifles and revolvers, suddenly appeared at the village of Kempas, about 11 miles from Johore Bahru, off the IV* mile Scudai Road, at about 2 p.m.
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    Ernie Bevin Reviews Missing Marks
    121 1 LUSDOMi July 6. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bewn '■•••s bettered to be considertnu one particular aspect of thr crisis which is immediate importance to the population of the Westtrn at i tors of the city the disappearance from crrculatith' of the Wtttern Mark* u*ich trere introduced
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    "Lift Blockade": Jowl Demand
    202 1 London. July 6.— A joint protest by the Governments of Britain. United States and France igainst the Soviet blockade of Berlin is expected to be despatched to Moscow m the next 24 hours. The note is likeh to call for the immediate lifting of the blockade
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    DEADLINE TODAY
    78 1 TEL AVIV, July 6— Count Folke Bernadotte, United Nations mediator, has given Arabs and Jews until tomorrow, Wednesday, to answer his proposal to prolong the Palestine cease-fire, it was officially stated here. The Israel State Council decided on "complete rejection" of Count Bernadotte's proposal for peace m Pales'
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    POLICE CHASE BANDITS
    106 1 In the vicinity of Rengam and Mersinr Johore, strong police patrols on Monday night pursued bandits who made 6ff into the jungle when sighted. A large police an military operation was conducted hi South Kulim, m the course of which exclusive squater areas were rigorously combed out.
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    HOLIDAY DEATHS
    20 1 CHICAGO. Juiy 6. The Fourth of July vacation end#d loday with 564 persons killed In holiday accidents. U.P.
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    Beach Aid Bar Pay Tribute To Memory Of A 'Great Man'
    712 2 I i i tlif lat> tooald Hi n -i dMii the Bfti > > ■> i building It. Dyt ..!(<• I i '<»vi w.i <«f the B v aod tii. ■if., i iii Mi.- court, iiM ludtnjj Istrai Mi
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    TWO CHINESE ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    120 2 As Urn Ah Klin, i young J wter hawker va .s mumwg home atu-r attending a ntfhj whool m .short Street I 1"'" «*<*<* him at the fcnctlon 0| Ml(1(lli H((:n! Maiabai street pne of Urn's* anailaiit. put H a: month while /"V (tl something
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    Floods-Bit Play Still Goes On
    38 2 J **Z S lr vi -7".i mm t,x 1,,,,, V r *W> n,., run b«*,. Abdulia, M ,11 i>a !b I'il'4 "r ftS^S: ,s^: Bud,, H:ii li Di bin i Me a "amid.
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    HANDWRITING EXPERT IN WITNESS BOX
    140 2 on? u'rih';',","" 5 2K« was ESSSS (|< "'""-nts i,n T nls of the PVTMK of stn.l f r th(> The prosecution alleqer'i tha All four° n accS liBeS JJ«*- the (S Choon Hock a ♦'viuenre for hk 7w glvui e any knowle i« ?ST' enU
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    B-24s Strafe Reds in Honao Battle
    165 2 6 inghi Ju!\ H With Com-<i.-lanci' showing no o: irea^eeiaf, the Naiooa!is| Hun Command today threw teieta! additftOMl squad,>:i (i lighten and boinbtfi m.j ictioa im tht Major battU- m civ Ho un plain, southeast 01 Kaifeag, acco.ilin<; to lato?t pro-Govornmenj; dospatcho> For the
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    Magazines For Public Auction
    71 2 An auction of British penodjetji will bo hold at the Raffles Libra iv, tomorrow at 5 pni EfX?* *I ih *cond half of 194, will be sold first, and •fter that, magazine's for the whole of 194S will be auctioned irif^ X, ers Of ms magazines
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    DR. A. A. SANDOSHAM
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    "SECRET SOCIETIES"
    10 2 by Mr. G \v yv kk be given
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE
    30 2 l da ywillbebrokdP am t0 Blu Network aSt oVer the Malaya. k of Radio i l «day wl]l f^ R^o Malaya an d not 9p^ dl 945 P-m.
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    HOSPITAL MARTON
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    RURAL BOARD MEETING
    19 2 RURAL BOARD MEETING ™> Thursday 3^, wi" be held Land oni cc eJ. 'm lhe 10 a.m. Sin «apore, at
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    TODAY IS "DOUBLE 7"
    65 2 (Tribune Staff K*pnri. r Today, the 'Double Seven anniversary, marks the year-old Lukouchiao ladder and the outbreak of host i ties between China and JawuTa July 7. 1937 During the eight years of tne Sino-Japanese war milUons of Chinese, not oniv m China but all over
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    S'PORE STREET ACCIDENTS
    96 2 S'PORE STREET ACCIDENTS Three young Chinese bio thers. aged 14, 15 and 20 were *ent to hospital with slight cruises as a result of a collision between a taxi m which thoy were riding and a private car at Kampong Sopoo Kal*K at 7.20 a.m. yesterday Both drivers were unhurt.
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    SHOEMAKER ON ARMS CHARGE
    99 2 A police party, acting on information received, stopped a bus on the Johore-Singapoi c run at 3 p.m. on April 21 and searched the passengers. In the course of the March, ,an unloaded .38 revolver was allegedly found m the possession of an Indian shoemaker. Nawab
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    ASSOCIATION'S ACTIVITIES
    116 2 Activites of me Singapore Branch of the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Mcd i cine for July are: July 7: At 8.00 p.m. Clinico-pathologi-cal meeting at the Department I of Pathology, General Hospital. Singapore: July 14: At 8.00 P-m. dinner at the Adelphi Hotel:
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    Labour Commissioner Comments On Malaya Trade Unionism
    690 3 i>l. (MM .1 Kaal. i 1 H m i I i ....,,.<.*»-■« 1 tMt th< an v i to public «peiidltun md Jrge- |.,,.-«::.«-I.-' <* Staff r- i. con«d« h AHc particularly I m«\ M C iii urastanccs, -thr Ocrrcra t mvr early
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    SINGER TO HAVE VOCAL CHORDS PHOTOGRAPHED
    31 3 trar-old I •.i S M it a j i v n S v f wwpiff, lfl Aiwtniifc, riM S rtaifcM opem M,f, i 2; »«JJ >„,,,, >
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    Citizen Army For Australia
    204 3 Citizen Army For Australia StydQd MEN SYDNEY Ju:y 6 A "Nev Order." tot the fh>w Australia! cV.zcn army the Common wpjtilh Military Forces w:*.indicated by the Minister foi the Army <Mr C Chamber j > Iffcm Uu recruit ing campaign wa^j opened at thy banning ol Jujy Filty-th«Hisanvi m**n arr.
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    C.Y.M.A. CONCEPT
    59 3 A variety ronrrrt ¥n« staged by the Catholic Youn? 'Men'i Association fCtturcii ,o the Sacred Heart*, on Saturlay. at 8.00 p-.m. at the St tefeph'B Institution Hall. Bra^- <asah Road, m aid of the rehabilitation of the Church of the Sacred Heart, badly damaged during the war. Tickets
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    P.I. CONSULATE IN S'PORE UNDER REVIEW
    102 3 8 -ipore lon of Ity here, oval PhiUppfots' representatives tc other parti of the world. Memben of our Foreign OTvtee ire hlchly qualified mci «d women who have to under university education am! ■Jjtaj They are mosth J- :ies of recognised school; JJ>Wign Service
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    Use .News With Power And Skill-Wallich
    356 3 Use .News With Power And Skill- Wallich At the Federal Legislative Council Meeting b«id at Kuala Lumpur yesterday the Hon. Mr A.. W. VVallich. speaking on the Printing" Presses Bill. 1948. said: "In any emei-gency whether »t be wat or civil disturbance, •.nlormation and rews m lh( journa'istic «ense -ore
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    Court Sequel To Woman's Fight
    87 3 Two woman, opponents In a domestic Qffht. yesterday faced each other hi the court of the Fourth Police Court Magtetrate. ir n. J. C. "W*U. One of them. Wonp Show Yer iccusod the other. Ooh Al ;han. of striking her with •>lecc of firewood. The
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    $50 COMPENSATION FOR INJURY
    99 3 $50 compensation was oni trad to he pu« l1 tJie i'->n>pla fntnt A X Ahmed by the Second Police Court Magistrate m passing judgment yesterday m an assault case. Ahmed, it was stated, received a dislocation of the right elbow jomt when he was assaulted by
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    Foocbow Relief Fund
    89 3 The Committee of the Foo chow Relief Flint! acknowledge with thanks the receipt of ion ition of $100 from the Hong<om< and Shanghai Bv.n ung I Corporation. Singapore. Tn< committee also announces thai -he Hongkong and Shanghai linking Corpoation. Sin^pore. have 9 greed to remit money fo;
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    DIRECTOR OF BROADCASTING
    22 3 DIRECTOR OF BROADCASTING Mr H W Jackson has bren appointed to act as Directoi ,of Broadcasting. Sinpapu-v airlna the ibunee on leave
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    Donations To S'pore Anti-TB Association
    147 3 Donations To S'pore Anti-TB Association The following is a list Qf the donations which have been received during June, t948. by the Singapore ArttiTuberculosis Association: SAT. A. Flag Day $15,433:86, 'Anonymous" $127.00. H. B. F Moorhead $105.00. "Anonymous" $100 00. W. Sharpe $50.00. The Buddhist Union $50.00. Koh Hor Khoon
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    TEMPORARY COUNCIL MEMBERS
    82 3 TEMPORARY COUNCIL MEMBERS While Mr. A. Gilmour. Secie- tary fo.- Economic Affairs, is' k temporarily discharging the^ functions of the Colonial se-^ J cretary during the absent from the Colony of Mr. P. A.' B. MeKenon. Mr. R P. Bing^ ham, commissioner of Labour/ has been appointed to be Jl
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    CHARTER FLIGHT
    106 3 A Metal chart or flight b^ Cfc'lM National Ah ways Cor*pomtion Scy master aircraft arrived at Kitllang Airport *t Monday night with the Chines* > Olympic Basketball Team oa-.t baud enrouto to the United Kingdom. The flight was not as hii3 been stated, the inauguration r !of o
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    'Ike's' Views Still Dictated
    274 4 'Ike 's' Views Still Dictated i position I Pri dent "f Cotumut forth M H h m. lit to the Wreetoi >f thr Unl Public I.- latkms Division, which w.i <ii c trif"it< -I ti> dOSD "f I '•>: t' r Ih« Gem ral nid thai >>- t!p,u;:h h< vi
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    1 4 /«< Cathay,
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    24 4 Photograph (JnmtM nt Phili/ijiui's Ind'p* 111 Dm/ itU bratn>ns iv nnri/i'n, lust Siuttbm. In (hi n utrt i.s Lmln ihiH HC€ ..i m. Tribune
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    RED "PUTSCH" WARNING IN WEST BERLIN
    51 4 «»rned member, of the Brifi Government that the v,n Frit, KlchllM of ™W. Jrita Hetoe, of Hanover, and MJJMI Nrumann. of Borlm llh(> .v wont to the Fo Ctte, th.s morning ""^"•nnan loa.lns consi,],,. •whim ,,tT r Beet JsSVn th K"i(tster lhl> W"st sstrsir
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    THE LATE SIR E. GENT
    33 4 Brffuln to t l>, A Orotj A f M ,l AlltoI »«»'il«' aim '7 th f s, r Ul 'M"<s. to v U stl*t«><l- to voir y Ur
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    CHINESE SEAMEN POPULAR AGAIN
    82 4 HONGKONG. July 6. The popularity for Chinese shipping crews abroad was again demonstrated recently when .1 total of 45 Chinese crew members have been signed up to fly to Canada. The Chinese crew- to man x h io -r.- ton frei^ ter bhahrokh" is stated to
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    STUDENTS CLASH WITH TROOPS
    185 4 STUDENTS CLASH WITH TROOPS Tientsin. July 6. At M three students wero killed aoo more than 10 wounded wbc troops yesterday evening opaed fire on several hundert! Manchurian refugee student; demonstrating within Peipicgs ex -diploma tic quarter asais the Peiping City Council's decision that they" be sect t training camps
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    Pitman's Associate
    38 4 The Pitman Shorthand Writers* Association have con vened an extraordinary g e neral meeting for 5.30 P-» tomorrow at the Singapore Civil Service Association Canteen fo r the purpose considering and approve the Associations redrtf" rules.
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    Trade Unionist On Selfish Motives
    502 4 The r.al interest* of trade unionism can \u- s ,f efltdftvw4| «'nl> if the movement, during its ,arl\ protected from individuals or f(roup^ whose main < „„<,. the pa»t ippMHI to hay»« bt^'ti dir«Tt«Ml to u«*in>; trails n^-1 f«»r their own ends declared Mr. P.
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      244 4 UN YOUR RADIO TOPAY I KOGRAMMES ClGbe Down Opening Announcement A **2jfi2***»-*+ ESIN MALAY £^^I*3^?^ u m ;vav.h fln r tre !i lnthem^- m i 0 0"? Programme Sum- 1.20 News m Tamil: t3O UJ S *h3 X an h 7 2 kc/8^ 2 4^ vl 05 MUBiCal lexers' favourites;
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    Around The Town
    780 5  -  VERA ARDMORE .WITH X Vi I v situ :> p f ii Speaker Ai k U.C.I. Bureau ly litt! fl Mt birdi In w i *rts :iv i rid (licliri I Dr Oibl H:^ In I i:s nesting h i c 'BiiHa a glngip r ird i
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      14 5 W >ou have WE LATEST BOOKS irom T k: AN TOOKE Thl '-i'liput Library"
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      106 5 RAFFLES HOTEL Tomghi INFORMAL DANCE 9 p.m. to midnight CABARET ATTRACTION RICARDO PEREZ Dance Music by PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets SW Underwear CARVED IEAKWOOD f CRNITTRE ALL KINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES ETC, ETC, 241. River Valley Road, Singapore. Ehone: 4023 m
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Mr. Attlec's Myth
    223 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Mr. Attlec's Myth //<<nW"*i A'fntn A/'.ss/s Culm 'I'UI I l;l U i III 'I .1 INI I .'V W/ HgrtfS*« hum W I J. W&UtitS&OA JULY 7, l'.'l* Addressing a meeting oi k>,ouu briUsh agricu] iiral workers, Mr. AtUee informed them Uuit Communism is m iv concept
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    The Search For Man's Ancestors
    804 6 The Search For Man's Ancestors S (•/A> my I i i r"— cur c:tors o ?5.00 yean ago Ai<. i H. R ■I the WTe '"'>' n iiv poM "I the 'Ji'lJ Ol j;.,n«' Uie :.''-»i bay m s<>ii ;j DeJtbei from the ■>*■• n i c, i ound Beroe
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    U.K. INDUSTRIALISTS PROTEST TO UNO.
    155 6 HONtiKONG. Hurt,, ktmtnt Ckimem Mmm, faetwen mi o n <*mpmim§ locml mmmfacturen un.f weaving »¥mtn, kaw tedi Jq Mad telegram* to nrfiiMiMl //a,-,)/ .v Truman, tkt American MarakoU, Qm'"i/ Dowytaa KacArfkiir f/.»- Prime Mitvst> j\f, <'>>■» nt AUUm, mi the United Vntkmt Be*rt- ""/-.;<..„,„/ Mr.Tr>,,,,.
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    THE PHILIPPINES RISE AGAIN
    515 6 THE PHILIPPINES RISE AGAIN MANILA. The southern islands of the Philippines are waking up to the business and industnal opportunities created by the reconstruction programme which is expected to reivive further impetus with the start of industrialization m Mindanao New cities are lisimj out of the ruins an<! debris of
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      52 6 fere's tm%K Instant 'gag li i>i I, INTAaO POWDtI i 'a. id < >.:« until liic is restored Ihe Ira o «i "> "i PITT'S will v rtvriitiM N »»u f thou>.in(l', of Mktfi ill o* 1 1 (Ik- ..ct m f tn toJuy, but be iu-e th«f m ObUuAot'U
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      43 6 BACK IN A DAY RAIN OR SHINE huteis etP r l r mUry Smice the hom*h^PitMs sh!! Urant houses 1 JSt shl^ )s i4 «tl other institutions. ft^^ All done by Jat^t Jt^ZTj i Jl\ American Laundry %J EUCTRO-STEAMLAUMDRY <03 NSIL ROAD SINOAP^C-
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  • ROUND-UP CABLED HEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      GERMAN REDS ASK ALLIES TO GET OUT OF BERLIN
      361 7 BERLIN. July The Germ.m C'onimuniots formally demanded, on Monday night, that »;!,atrr Berlin' be joined with Soviet occupied eastern Germany an 1 that the Western Ali.es #et out of the capital. Iv legates to the meeting of the Communist controlled Socialist
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      U.S. FOOTBALLER, WIFE SHOT BY MASKED BANDITS
      49 7 i?j V Id J. Panfte formr sskm&l foot- >•': hit wife were ■>..'."» nifht y Saturday, they drove Into s two masked men tlx bushel and back ot it Of the car. •r him and fell to the .-.'h h iratch and A
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      30 7 B.tlin. July 5. Mr. An horiy Ed»»n will tour Germany lext wcox. T:i» \r was no information as ".O LhO !ofl« r th r\r th«i nnrn/-u.i r>» •1-- i-ir U.P.
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      29 7 Lor. B TugOtMl r m ig jug 1; !o- i Hunt TdgMlftV--1 n nuoting foi U t% lay« m H»l- -y u l. brtww D The plan fulv, 1949.
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      "GENUINE" RED PLOT
      198 7 PARIS. July 6. A British Embassy spoke*- i man h're Insi night dts- criifCd a report received S by the Parts nei( spaper i Figaro of a Communist I plot to drive the Western Allies out of Berlin M t •'havmtr the appcwincc lof bemg thoroughly ijenuine."
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      ROMAN-IKE SHOWDOWN INEVITABLE
      166 7 ROMAN -IKE SHOWDOWN INEVITABLE 6 A a show* it i Natton- all Utt taevita <>. as now recruits nu foi Pre- 1 if only xfte the movtl> Coovention r >: a -la I Elsenhowt-i lraft«d Thew tnr: ment from the thcomtog y nhowei was nm>h- weekend with th« golf linki
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      21 7 PARIS. July ft, The Mahaaja of Bikancer, accompanied '>' I party of nine poisons arrived here today by air from roneva. Reuter
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      GOLD RUSH IN FINLAND
      31 7 GOLD RUSH IN FINLAND Helsinki. July 5. A minia.uio pold nish involving nun li^eds of Finnish p<.i>plo staitoil following the discovery of r ol(i it fvaio m norch*-! 1 FSnla^d. U.P.
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      SCREEN'S ORIGINAL SWEETHEART GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE
      210 7 v. ««.Cstroie Undii i htM iw« S V )nin ;»ttod suicwlo. r ""Ttaoi. Harria^b y found the \th puty i >ing (r; She held \v envelope JMU* two r about five hei i "HI rgtven, tf v> i" find I;" Limp keeping ■>i .S
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      "PRAY FOR ME, YOUR BABY"
      43 7 V.sv hnufis if/i a „,,fe to ncr mother, which, according P ►Ifce, .s ;irf "Wry, m^ >s>rr?/% fo <f toll </'>ff, ff<irZ<n</. mo« P*e met! m^Sk ,"'"<" 'v a will idUdk «t>eiyjMn|| Gr)orf angel, ,j,av far your baby/ Reuter
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      THE ROYAL OBSTETRICIAN
      36 7 3*, BIR WILLIAM GILL.'kl.jL. T President of the Royilf College of Obatetncthns i and Gynaecologist?. \cho i :is m attendance vn Princess Elizabeth ".rho i '-xpects her first bal>if m i October. J-
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      MOUNTBATTEN NOT TO BLAME
      267 7 MOUNTBA TTEN NOT TO BLAME LONDON. July 5. The Commonwealth Relations Office here tonight replied to allegations by Pakistan's Finance Minister. Mr. Ghulam Mohammed, that Lord Mount batten was to blame for the disorders that followed the partition of Indian and Pak stan. Mr. Mohammed stated here that rioting m
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      Tibetans' Reques
      99 7 July C>. Thy .lonjjjOliQn Tibi tan Affairs Con. ais.sion has requested the Fo: ign Office to negotiate wii '.iitain for the abrogation o •II special privileges whic >ritaio enjoyed previously un .er treaty, it was learned tt day. \\\e source said that, a! lough the British Mission ii)
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      RUSSIAN VESSEL DETAINED
      109 7 U.P. MAN.LV July 5.- A HjssiHH vessel. Momllej, which brought a cargo of coment from Sh«inghai to Cebu may be detained at Cebu unless 4he Master agm* to take aboard four Ri««tiai*i whom the government tfanteM to deport. t f The Master of the Mdmilcsi reportedly was
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    Padre Grows Moustache For Dewey
    25 8 BOBt<M July R -ri and [.i,,!.,,, N !°«««tache lV to DewS V rt bJvahsa-a km ™*™«fttai to fol 10 »*WIS3£?»
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    Atomic Experiments
    17 8 A tomic Experiments 111 Xi Cisco r,,i, r A list, h l Th, "li (•-.•lf,', lt :1
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    CEREMONIAL HAND-OVER OF CRUISER TO INDIA
    52 8 I q th. I vi g t> d :.i< in^r for !...rnl r. v I the H< I W«l I t»i. nntt V: Wh t< m iti cuftomary R -ii C.mm.i; Si hoo ?l Mltltl <>■ V <• t ied 'tl 1 jh C
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    ANNIVERSARY OF "LUKUCHIAO"
    18 8 an, 1 !>M To]n lira mntversary of Dm "»>C JSgtfSi nils m.1.(i,-,v V, M «.,un,1,.,i
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    ACTRESS' SLAYER UNDER MENTAL OBSERVATION
    90 8 ACTRESS' SLAYER UNDER MENTAL OBSERVATION nii.v July 6. I. 'i.in Vefc Is, m.iv subjected nth" tf-t .it N.ipathie H I to rst.*i :ii.--h i motrw the L!in mmm crim /Umiret, 21-y»ar-oKi actor. Mid be committed Urn crimet »rhile under hypnotic -{>« 11. Hi now eontaed to "v ptycho.t.ithic ho.-pita! for
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    16 8 i Ml] Persian air 1 I h i> 1 i nth'jj n th Ihe L*nil Reuter
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    S'PORE G TO GROW LEARN UTIFUL
    656 8  - S'PORE G TO GROW LEARN UTIFUL OS /;> c Li a place m Singapore wh'ch It r-ist grow if into I II ivi for women. They go there twice :i week en Tuesday ami Friday eveningi to spend an hem limbering: up and learning to grow beautiful the Hanson way.
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    DINNER AT CHINESE Y.M.C.A.
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    ESE "Y" TOURNEY ERS AND RUNNERS-UP
    12 9 ESE "Y" TOURNEY ERS AND RUNNERS-UP iTr.-K.. V_ r Hf TO/I r*n«H
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    Machineguns Blaze Again In Jerusalem
    103 9 Jenmton, JwOs 5. Cv-asc tiro i'l Jrras.iUbi was broken m the new «eto»- loniplu Hrd or. Monda, DtOTCUIg and larscffl foiec* hoc hue begun th'r^in^ foi i.n expected a:i-o;:t rcsuiUj 3qq i»i wtu H^rtarl ;.»'<^ mac il cp. (1 aerOH h J.S-.o.ir fiont iKt»v\«n Mt.
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    CLASHES REPORTED ON YUGOSLAV RED ISSUE
    175 9 th!^?^^' Jlliy r> Jun( famnn .Ms hon I According tr. th> cxp^lM ordei, the (z-ch paper Rude I .a\e. published a nput from ihc Apcney. lileging that Relfradc Communisi studcn.s uu\ crttk'jed the Yugoslav Com. im:n si Paity Central Comni.ttcc i or nflt attending
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    SECRET TALKS
    71 9 Tiiestr. July ;> Lieut. Con. Albci C eiu niv ft* «<ao rndcr-Socrctary ct tic Ai my, William H Diapci. Jr., are u..e to amve hi Tiiesie to mo!it>A- 10: H£u with Maj. G2x\. WilHan H. Hog; Comnjandfr or t s. troOM ir Trieste. Thr corlcTvcce vn'.i to piivatt
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    Students Demonstrate: 5 Killed
    146 9 Students Demonstrate: 5 Killed Pcipi:v. July Soldier.c!a:r.[i(i utrict martial law In Peioug o*l Montl.iv night and fiiod pointblank into a crowd of 3.000 to J.COO demonstrating >i.iiO iMian itudent refugees. viTinq five and wounding 12 nch'.din^ a girt. 1 vraa standing la the front of one giojp of students when
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      68 9 INIER ATIONAL COOKERY BOOK Ptotmgc -50 Cts. The fi/th edition «>f this well-known book is now m the press, it contains articles on fowl values, marketing, the choosing oi local fish and vegetables, and recipes for Indian and Malay currie**, Chinese dishes, and recipes from many lands especially useful m
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    EMIGR FRA
    25 10 EMIGR FRA Pol 0 lire icnd b iin there p C pli» gr-': i tattructed with *eo?er :r.::.i't P lice tHd| ca:.. n> :>•,.. :i j"in::..;:
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    40-Hour House
    102 10 40-Hour House MSLBona tralian hoa«^(j by the inu-raM lot by visitiqj mist. Lord Si j Beveridfi hous. who. HM or m the cort.a to iir prove i i tions In riMfl which marf 61 j atos the tO-M i cate£orie= cf i tralia He declared wife's work \ii i faro
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    BOY TO LOST
    52 10 BOY TO LOST HOLLYWCy Sli-year-oWjj Brisbane AJJ ni s sP" ech tm be brought JJ speecn m announced 3^ Owners oi Movie 3 Skouras. COT tres Owneo said tH»t c the »)<•>' for i institute «J Wichita. Karf of the You-^ The WTfJ W. Reid, rejj bers of Bjfl panv
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    Insurance Asked To
    35 10 Insurance Asked To CANTON^ conlin? has btn-n ty canton bra»<s" ,O f Finance. The reportja i jnsurnnrr > the''' C *2Swi prier P* 1 Finance. ;t I The re^jy th South n^ f Sport- a Guj'-J
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    HE HOLDS 22 DECORATIONS
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    COMPROMISE ON INDIA'S BALANCES
    26 10 i O«ven n em .s ovr- ritauveh h>i today ai r *> icu.s sin inaian agrcemcm 1! c-,=v, v I "^nutt hitch ,ivs
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    24 10 Jpday tho bathroom of 2»towTh.S[ BvUaln iias roSJVutttM 1 t0 T nitv "t •v' S th, It u WaS tIIC U.P.
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      231 10 r«...iV*: i:«l...iv« To >!«"""•* Tribune I "kUCCLES" r n f "MI5S COOOHART. THE) PT. AND YOU MU5TNT V~ i- TVZS. YES, I IU(J», V p^CEE!-THI5 15 LIKE OfJi^B PROBATION OFPICER I THINK WE'RE GOING TO J AND I SMALL ASK ALL O£ MY OWN PlKCHERS Jm I WILL TALK TO
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    ESSOR SEES ORE STARS
    9 11 ESSOR SEES ORE STARS I v-. i continuim Ld
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    ID 'MURDER EPIDEMIC IN MALAYA
    231 11 ID 'MURDER EPIDEMIC IN MALAYA 4g that the British Government wd.< coping with the wave >f t«rri»nsiu m the Federation ot Malaya "as best <*4 it :ouu:". *Di Wu I'aak-sntntf, (,'hin.so Consul General m Sing* •ivr itftUd here thit the jton nevertheless remains lertOtfN and critical. I>: Wu is on
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    VT. TO LIST VIOLATIONS
    53 11 P July 6. Ifort UUI pee memberi of the Tuts introduced a which would requitf f"pmont to issue a toting Sovu-t 'viuiaf IHS ChinesePKJ of frte»d«hip and n towign til Un p witn "rmiinjuii m Cica.la m coLi w JSjtow cienumiM an f'-^mem and tf the
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    RED BROADCAST INTERCEPTED
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    Govt- Recapture Taian
    73 11 Govt Recapture Taian y-M ■ass t- 1 suramw offensive m h^>> bj participating m the bmOO V>mr.in? of Red concentra tjon.s. Chi-vse Airforce sources told ijnnod Press that Peipiru v winujnists. who have beelas^.ll^g arou'Kl m Chinchow n sojtn Manchuria, he^an t onccrtfd drive on thaf vita.' n V.r'^' C
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    STILL FRIENDS
    33 11 BwDAFfcST. July o I WIC, cultural, tourist and' :~)o:tin<j relalions between dUßgary and Yugoslavia a^ unaffected by the Cominform aarges against Marshal Tito'i -ovcTameiH a week ago tt>vecftmcpt spokesman an--ounoed today
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    ANTI-JEW AGITATION
    29 11 'vIONIREUX. July 5 Tlu Secretary of the World Jewish Congress. Dr. Nuhum Goldstated here today that uuring the past two day< ho '*aa received /ravp hpilvc nf
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    COMMONS OPPOSE US AID PACT
    324 11 COMMONS OPPOSE US AID PA CT LONDON, July 6— Unexpected opposition to Anglo-American agraemimi governing Mvna!J Aid to Brita n developed m tna House o. CommoQf last ni^ht when five prominent Conservative members tableo an amendment seeking tj reject the pact. The Cuuati f iHwf "rebels" t:»> expected to fiiui
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    Britain to Quit Berlin?
    118 11 BERLIN Ju'y 5 The o»--c'nl Soviet German news agency ADN sHi.i tonight that London political circle* "are seriously considering withdrawing from Berlin despite the Western Allied air-lift f> The Oommual* agency attribute) its information to 'Telepreas." which it customarily labels And intercept* on ralio communications throughout
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    32 11 CAXTON. Juiy 5. The Kwangtung Provincial Council «s petitioning tJio Canton Pacification Office reque^inu th^ rtespatch of Economic Police inspectors to auppraw currency speculation m UUa city, acconl«n« to a Chinese report
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    GRATITUDE TO PATEL
    160 11 NEW YORK, July 5. -Taraknath Das, Indian lecturer ai Columbia University, said »hat he and seven other Indian residents m the United States cabled Sardar Pate! (India's Home Minister and Ifinister for Information and Broadcastta&» *;Or behalf of the Indians m America, we wish to express our
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    FRANSCO-GREECE ECONOMIC FACT
    23 11 PAWS, July ft.— France and Grtece today signed a new economic accord m hrief cere- rnoay at Quai Dorsay, U.P.
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    Gave Up Skating To Become Model
    27 11 i BETTY ARDSLL who M gucc up skatmg to te- j > came a modi] fvr Walter Thornton. SAc*s only' 22. I
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    REVOLT IN SOUTH PERU
    116 11 REVOLT IN SOUTH PERU LTMA, July s.— The Governme it radio announced tfeai the inisn»» at Juliaca, Southern Peru, had revolted. It said the suspended con^tirtkM*' saarantee* throughout the nation. The government also banned mass meetings m Lima and other cities and warned leaders of the rebellion to lay down
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      12 11 OX V fas IT BBNBI lv^l»V,|n I Hid T,, i; j ',7*H *•?§£>
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      65 11 AGENTS WANTEDFOK PERSONAL ACCIOENT INSURANCE I ANYWHERE IN MALAYA j Lump sums jfci Death. Loss of Limbs or Eyes weekly or temporary total, or partial disablement by accident or assault. LOW PREMIUMS Money can be made m your spure time by canvassing this business on atUactiv* c*;;»i mission terms. Applications
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    Arabs Reject Truce Extension
    64 12 CAIRO. July 5— A member of the Arab League Military Committee told I.P tonight that his group had decided to reject the extension of Palestine truce. Following a three-hour closed meeting of the committee, the member toM UP.: "Each day pai— increases the strength of the
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    Siam To Educate Her Adulis
    77 12 BANGKOK, July 5 Thi Ministry „t Educa- I toon hifrod idnlt throughout iir An offu 1 1] it a u m < „f I ffta< '/(!.s programs 1 briny Biam't [i< nal standards and fat Uiti s Mo lin< with tht mit by th United
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    KASHMIR COMMISSION
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    DUTCH M. P. ACCUSES UNITED STATES
    342 12 dally -AlpntJ" meeting of tin? ivople s Part> r ind. -nendence and de.nocrav at Pordrect. Holland, reveal- lt tho M.l\ had. ,n the of hii speech, accused lc i of attempting to gau i rtltrol over Indonesia. Sf.kker was quoted Dy the :.tp.'i as
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    SASU Celebrate Anniversary
    196 12 The B P ■'<' Amateur Sports Un\ n lebrated Ita 19th Anniversary with a dinner on Saturday night at the residence 61 their Patron, Mr. Ye© Slew Chuan, m Brar.ksomc X.ad. Among thote p:e>rnt wer Mr. Chap. Chin B^ck. of the £BA. Mr. Chiev K^ee Hock. oi
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    Jap "Quake Girl Is Miss "Chasti
    79 12 Tokio. Ji'i and attracts > T"k\:> p worried wh* \ket ifcl ut'f married, bwwjj supers* vxitn t irfif and t*m*d* r»< nw, letter fo t' Tokio. s/*i >< duWny Ike earthquake. K*»C* Tokio only nnWu. She wn* I inyhi worried b>oiu*v found mmeame. to
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    MALAYA SHARE QUOTATIONS
    487 13 I X ___B ■ftoit&lO I Mfetfcb B Hi 2 i I (0) L 65 l: I[P 1.70 lvl cJ V 10.00 11. k. B_k' 54.00 55.00 Hotel 192»a 3.00 V 15.00 15.50 Hnce. 31.00 33.00 By 405.00 415.CX) B (P 16.00 17 00 ■Br.~. 2.80 o\d B<
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      RUBBER "TALKED" UP TO 50 CENTS
      429 13 Business circles here anticipate that the present rubber price although the highest recorded since the freeing of the market, will still rise further. Many speculators are now said to be holding back their stocks m the hope of getting a better price. This was
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      MARKET NOTES & JOTTINGS
      79 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS <From our Financial Con.) The June ocean shipments of rubber, including latex, amounted to 87.363 tons compared with 88.368 tons the adjusted toUl for May. With the exception of May. the June figure was the highest since November. The chief feature was a falling off m the
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      NO DEMONSTRATION
      55 13 SHANGHAI. July 6. Two stock brokers, arrested by the garrison forces on charges of out of market transactions will not be paraded as reported by Chinese papers yesterday, it was learned. A. recommendation for such a demonstration made by some garrison officers, is said to have been turned
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      146 13 Speculation m the local pepper market was still m evidence yesterday with a slight rise being recorded m the price of black pepper. There was no arrival of sago flour shipments. The following were yesterday's Quotations: RICE No. 1 $70. Others qualities $45— $55. GLUTINOUS RICE $42.
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      OUTRAG ED, "PATS" SHELVE STATUE FOR CAR PARK
      167 13 DI'BLIN. July 6.— The statue of Queen Victoria m front of Dublins parliamentary building is to be removed to make way for a members' car park, according to an announcement made by the Prime Minister. iibh *m vi 'ouajsoo uqof he was
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      41 13 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE V<*scl Godowns Korea 38/ 9 Kota Agoeng 36 7 Mt. Davis 33 4 Agamemnon 31/2 Telemachus 17/18 Euryades 23 4 Oluf Maersk 25/6 Denbighshire 15/16 Myrmidon 13 14 Prometheus 11 Islander 6 Lake Nipigon C Plant Katong 3 Burnside
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      Anglo-Oriental Results
      167 13 Jelapang Tin Dredging Ltd, Profit for 1947 was £3.267. From the total available £600 has been appropriated for Malayan income-tax, leaving a credit balance of £6.950 which it is proposed to carry forward. Larut Tin Fields Ltd. After providing for depreciation and depletion, the profit for 1947 was
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      RUBBER EASIER
      76 13 The rubber market opened steady yesterday mottling but later orT the publication of the shipping figures showing a decrease of 1.500 tons, the market became easier with prices a quarter of a cent lower than the previous day. Closing prices were Buyers. Sellers. No 1 July R.S.S." 46\
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      SHARES QUIET
      23 13 The local shau market remained quiot m sympathy with London. A moderate volume of business was transacted at generally lower prices.
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      FRENCH VICE-CONSUL
      21 13 Under instructions from H^ Majesty's Government, Excellency the Governor has been pleased to recognise Monsieur Rene Blaviel as French
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    Speedway Favours Television
    192 14 Speedway Favours Television <. i hom< i m« r t«» rh* 1 ti th« i i .1 r'i i fh< Speedway Rkteri Ah itym it i i" < tfed, would i. ohje< inn to the t»v I i n <.i i. x tu( i n. i- ling that it mipM
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    SHELL S. C. WIN BADMINTON
    100 14 T r'lllli .-'Mi. u| b:" 1 r lV "n .Sur. lav at th< AI HaU th, She] Sports •übbmi the Pireflj Badmln :i Pann by i fames t 0 3 11 ISI "'H ftrsti Singles H B!tH Tlar Ins! X! Pen Kcxin 7 i r
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    COLBAY IN CUSS ONE
    118 14 (\>!M:iv Who v-.i.m vrry v• ftf Kinl'i Lumpur |«*i S?ttur<f;i >' »s btofl Hfnf up to ClrttfH I '>r<fint to thU-.st SKA ,-!n -s i < .iiion list klvhi betow Ttl ANSFERS Fiotu (Mm I to < 'lass i''i<rn na.K.s 2 to dan •> Dak Vi\m
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    Tribute Pad To China Athletes
    72 14 I gmt U.iSn;, i r( st o riiHV by Mi Chfme S'n-v k Ac-tin- himvu ron.Mil-Cpnoral m BJntrapore, and Mi Yon- Yt Mm, Qmirman 01 tke s n>-.-pore n, =n«.s,. Chamber of Own™J«JJ to the ch«ne«e Olympic §nd BiuketbaH Teams N-H-pjury held ,t the Singapore
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    Thcosophxal Society
    15 14 .J :i!! < by Mis 1 aiedlecka r oage rheosophlcai Bociety cowmwidin H 6.30
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    MONTY GOES TO FRANCE
    23 14 |i w*s, report! I) p :t VlS!l "«<* to *hedul«l Wilt five- n-,- I J <>MVI^CTC' t f io.nt .""^nation-
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    100 14 AUSTRALIA TO HONOUR "DON" Reuter-AAP Tin pflOfMlMj uiJi ,j r. < WS4 d it <l txmfi ,o;ct -.1 |fc >"//< Vticket aatoctmtioua at Sydney m << ;>(- mbrr. An uffirUtl th> South A**tra!i*n C-iokrt Atocn tie* mU 'wliiv: m B od>nan ia« '''V mnn fa crich I probnb'.y, than <lHy
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    32 14 r>:il>- !*-'y <>. Hpmm uco: l to** r>ut the lates; ai l* iktiJ (Japan's lar r^Sv slik town at 9.7 per cent t the country's weaviug mac*^ jat official agi.rw of th AAP
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    436 14 ureiThti fox v \'i s ngaporc 1. v meettog u:i rj m I• 1 0 Kic.v 8 ll .s ;i. R ••> R f f»ti Fail Flower tf JJ2 Ai .usenunt >Ht*' Now Woftdj s Kentucky Derby i into BtfnMntj hoo Jeaie Owm 7 i-3
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    SHELL S.C.
    71 14 The Wknnng will 1 i the Shell Sp*'rt- 9.t, J^^fc friendly soccer 1 223 B.OD.CA on kVtV \^^H 7th July atth nY 1 R at 5.15 p.m.: 1 I Leong Hin Clv-"'^- l^^J ;Pitt Chong. J ll r:^"^B 1l ■Soon Lens. John J W\ D. D. Evans, rivany
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    PAST Vs. PRESE
    55 14 The follow!:: l selected to rep: civ .?^W [Rmlßesians'As* l annual cricket i the Present Boy ■B fr stitutlon groui! at 2 p.m.: I Alpx Watth H. N. Balhatch^ >J^B[ f^ Ye^ A!'-" r II Barker i:. Bai Singh. Mewa Si' fl V Reserves: A. r I
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    na Olympic Soccer XI's restige At Stake Today
    290 15 na Olympic Soccer XI's restige At Stake Today nn-sti v of the China Olympic M will be at L what O*V meet the Smgapore in' .m n.at,h at .l;.hn Besar Staium. I _i: A i sun.r.' wrprith» tl: lia f, the i'th« deeenly. K»r«' tetm that prtv:ou> enco 11 I
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    JAPANESE DIET
    42 15 TOKIO. July 6 Gen Mac- "day praised the accomptefaoMfc I Diet session as -vd into law -all egisltttoß e^ential JJ toplemenutloa of w&ic concepts of the Wtitution". The Die' recessed yesterday after a kps :>O9 dayL a^ u S AAP
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    DISTRICT EXTENDED
    11 15 in»t,uctions from' ;f; -Otreral will henceh iijcmdo ,ho Federation
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    Junior B.P.
    92 15 targe crowd Junioi B.P beat Hwa HP. by unic pl&y< rs nm« Li:n Kin l« oang Teo 12 r Chyi T N 1! 15 :i T' V. og r 15 «12 15 im Hw. i. 5 8 15 fc) 15 beat Neo Sei w 5: Goh v fe
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    TOPS PLAY
    15 15 Club to eS( *n aim L** Jf»ding by l when D hcaii rain.
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    MATCH ABANDONED EN C.A. LEAD 3-1
    73 15 M ATCH ABANDONED EN C.A. LEAD 3-1 ft! th r;. f ip(| jn the 1 t0 *H oft «X f(^' bouj n Th h p' SC rt t0 3 1 poking with wh,-n M r p ltp the downpour Ul ""rtdei S" r bo on a d "•*Ut^V«£| out with
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    Beau Gem Backed For Caulfield Cop
    113 15 Beau Gem Backed For Caulfield Cop SYDNEY. July 6 -Leading doubles operators report brisk long-range business on Die Caulfield Cup (to be run on Saturday. Oct 16> and the Md bourne Cup (to be run on Tuesday, Nov. 2>. Red Fury has become the most popular early selection for the
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    Good Goal-Keeping By Seah Ah Ball
    173 15 Tii > Chin* M Athletics trounced the Singapore District Sig- gOaJl to 0 yesterday. when they met ta a Div. 2 L i<" game on the padang. v iraj contested m a drisle throughout. The 'keepei Beta Ah Bah. a briijiant display between t!u
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    Australia Wins By tunings & 363 Runs
    464 15 Australia Wins By tunings 363 Runs LONDON, July AwtrtOla beat Glouce»Ur*lilre by an lonia*" ahd S6S run* 1* tft* Uirre-da> fixture which concluded today at Bristol. When the lunch interval was taken. Gloucester, m for tbHr ~cond kno<*, had 76 on the board ulth eight nickets stiU AtandJnt;. Gloucestershire were
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    143 ENTER FOR SAAA CHAMPIONSHIP MEET
    535 15 The Singapore Amateur Athletic Association's Champion-! ahip Meet, to be held on the padang on July 16 and 17. has! drawn 143 entries from athletes! m the Colony. A good number of entries have been received from the Armed Forces stationed m Singapore, while
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
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    39 15 WHEATLEY LAPHAM. The engagement is announced between Valeric Olga, young*^t daughter of Mr. E. G. Wheat ley of Messrs. Gammon (Malaya) Ltd., Changi, Singapore, and Edward Victor, third son of Mr. and Mrs. \v. F. Lapham of London.
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    281 16 TRADE UNIONS URGED TO CARRY ON Inn (mum tt.at. Er -nations. imoc unions I i 'iitlk-ult po I lion MfIUMKH ihip." Ifi R. P. Bingham. Commis- Laboui and A Crade Union Adviaei saM me Interview j irouM r-.ot iiKc Mil inioni^ta to think I iff Rf* of the Si tm.
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    115 16 I !-.n p< ru), July Peru wai today undei :h. coi trol "t the a niy under an emery- dc c i sue Ibj th Cabinet 1 1 deal with ;i revolution which broke out In the southern Peruvian provlnc i "i Puno md Jullaca
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    Urgent Order To U.S. Cruisers
    93 16 IS FANHUL. July f> -Three U.S. cruJ the F Hunting! sailed unexpe y today 2^ h< urs ahea •i j an urgent ordi m VI Admira Forre Commander oj th. f: iti Medlterran an F. A ligh| al H.M Triumph i ndi v Admiral Sir
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    DANUBE CONFERENCE
    46 16 BELGRADE, Ik 1 Bli tain, rrance, Ru: la Vv u »Jed states todaj ,'.r > d notei to th Yuf, iai O o^ ernment asking i, formally to V )nvtn Danube con 1() lh( Bovtet pespor v i breach betwi B and MOSCOW policy Reuter
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    CHINESE ASSETS
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    CHINA BEAT COMBINED TEAM BY 23 POINTS
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    Typhoon Threat To Shanghai
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    CHIFLEY-BAKER TALKS
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    EXTERNAL EXAMS
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    N. African Port Strike
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    Britain's Motor Show
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    Fruit Expe Here Soc
    54 16 ADtLAtDE |-3 eulturii I j liun G< i Singap, c i I the GQOdiiU Han citriiv i ti'.erf Sir Go:.. JenklJ ture MinUt< Strickland v^ g C jjJ] request 5 wealth Ooi :z z complain'^ at>jut sen tralia n frail Mr. Btrlcklind to spend two or
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    OXFORD BEAT CAMBRIDGE
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    30.000 KILL AND WOUND
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    Chinese Farmers Get US Aid
    67 16 CANTON. July H throughout KwanttflJ are soon to receive I aid m the way of Wj Reporting thi* Kuo Jih Pao laid OJ] mers Bank here ha«j instructions from tn e Government to '100 l to farmers m the trict." It was further repj 7,200
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    Suspect Arrested
    47 16 TOKIO. July 6- counter-lntelii^nce have arrested I 8d of a murdor o States Army Chap tain John R^iL* nounced today whose identity d closed, has n n^ two Japanese *W* HyJ murder. ChapU.n Catholic chaplain w prison m Toki". nfl death nrl ADrll prison Reuter
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    REINSTATING DEATH PENALT
    33 16 REINSTATING DEATH PENALT LONDON. JW; 0 clause m Br. Justice BUI /f^s3 death penalty to of murder la c^ k It' published this vfi**- I put before the Ho--^ rnons prlthia l Reuter
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