Morning Tribune, 13 July 1948

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    5 1 MORNING TRIBUNE k^ W I'EXTS
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    BANDITS RAID BATU ARANG, CUT OFF TOWN
    666 1 GANGS HOLD UP TRAIN, FIGHT POLICE, KILL 5 (By A Special Correspondent) BATU AR ANG, Monday night.— About 100 armed terrorists, in one of their biggest raids in the Federation this morning, isolated the coal-mining town of Batu Arang, by road, rail and
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    RAMLE SURRENDERS: GREAT VICTORY FOR ISRAEL ARMY
    151 1 f 5""..' 3££«. SbIKS! LSies toTW Aviv and newnd tin- la* .«Un,lin S threat .Ramie ismpi rt bull with mm itotaflS Oi 15.000. lW u; few hootl after urish ros captured Lydda. rin btaSeJ thra milts to the pmst Collate of reaistsaee at
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    FEDERATION FLASHES
    113 1 rYHANG On the rvenjnj of /uiy 10 I Uta Don?, police raided a cret meeting r iace m a Jlay house. Three Malay's w nine Chinese were arrested KjStSSed Three handrenades were found in the and important docuents were sei^d EDAH (Perils) police are invest: -an* nmour that
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    Berlin: Crisis Approaches
    130 1 EERLIS'. Inln 12. High taJkW On G'rv.iny. plus thi stubborn rumour that Marwkal Solco/orsky has b-°en rtlicvd of his Russian command h'r> intticatfd the Berlin crisis mnjht be coming a htad. the uatt for the Russian answer to the threenowwer dtmand for remointl of the B'erlin blockade
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    BANDITS TAKE OVER ESTATE
    65 1 Kl ALA KANGSAR, Monday night. At 18 nun. todov ta* nmmaaw of Sestggnng E»iot«\ Msmcsag, «m» attacked a.v 98 Oiuxd CftsV nmm^m. Thr nmsmarr romped but rt* C oineoe nr* nM to control tl* eotoSe. Police nove token Immediate oction and naUltaey oosiatoßoe no* been iisjswstfat
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    MINISTER VISITED
    32 1 ANKARA. July 12— Mr. William Draper. United States Un-der-Secretary for War. and General Albert Wedemeyer. Chief of the United States Armv .strategic staff, today visited the Turkish Foreign Minister.- Reuter
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    1 Day Ahead After 8-Year Absense
    30 1 A C 8»ng apoi ft tai PM r .V idver. w a today, but y. •^stern Au,. g*° of 1 Port, and' lb. j
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    "NOTHING SPECIAI," SAYS Ist CHINESE ENVOY
    115 1 Ch nbune Staff Reporter) aSSs: s? Ka n n b r sa or to arrived m fl£ n Lil k "ang, by B?).Ad S^SS to Canberra" 6n -nSr^ r^ lne6 -Consulate great Sr V iresent in f °rce Urpirt M r K n at
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    14 ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY
    166 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A total of 14 road accidents. including a "hit-and-run" case, was repotted yesterday. An unidentified vehicle which knocked down an Indian youth at Farrer Road at about 10 a.m. yesterday failed to stop. The injured boy was seen by a radio patrol car and
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    BARBER IS SHOT DIES LATER
    6 1 BARBER IS SHOT DIES LATER fez
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    Calwell Defends 'White Australia' Policy
    449 1 CANBERRA. JULY 12.- MR. ARTHUR CALWFLU AUSTRALIAN IMMIGRATION MINISTER. SAID TODAY THAT OPPOSITION TO AUSTRALIA'S IMMIGRATION POLICY TOWARDS NON-EUROPEANS WAS IN LINE WITH THE COMMUNIST PARTY'S POLICY OF "DD/IDE AND CONQUER". THE ULTDXATE RESULT. IF THE POLICY WERE CHANGED WOULD BE THE CONQUEST OF AUSTRALIA
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    Serviceman Shot Inspired
    144 1 Serviceman Shot Inspired (Tribune Stajr Reporter) A British corporal was shot and injured early yesterday morning while allegedly atj tempting to enter a protected area. Ten Chinese have been arrested. A number of persons, including the corporal, are believed to j have attempted to enter 223 BOD at the 8
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    Star Paulctte Bali-Bound
    33 1 LONDON, July 12.—American film star Paulette Goddard and Producer Julien Duvivier are expected in Bali to make a film based on the life of the island, Hilversum Radio reported.- Reuter
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    BAO DAI IN CANNES
    28 1 Paris, July 12.— 8a0 Dai, exEmperor of Annam. arrived in Cannes today from Paris. He will spend one month MA his Cannes residence.- Reuter
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    204 PERSONS HELD IN JOHORE
    45 1 (From Our Own Reporter* JOHORE BAHRU. Monday night.- -A Johore police com- munique revealed that up to date 204 persons have been arrested throughout Johore under the Emergency Regulations. Those arrested include former officials of trade unions and Communist-inclined organisations.
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    Wants To Make Americans ''Singapore- Conscious"
    254 2 Wants To Make Americans ''Singapore- Conscious s' li Rsporteri \in« rouis >•••«• .UN. S Is I* r L ..r \genl <" r it. si<i< nt linen h Kincnporr toda.v Ne, \ir MothnW arrixrd htffV l i NotOjdng N K«ther in I ,n.fi nhoiit th»' fnlnnv 1 s.M Americans th»laVfl of
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    Tasted Blood From Victim's Head
    132 2 Tasted Blood From Victim's Head Alii Hilmn-y that tin anu.y, til man, a llcntpil, jaya, I dnbbed n $n§t i m thr Wood I ith'fU 11 MW yitrrmninij fnnu the complainant's head and histuuj il, ai it iitiidi ycxtciday before o wtewow <>f wwn atey'a s-Mnph imprixmiiHf nt li 1
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    Seven Hospital Cases
    201 2 (THhuae s»iii Reportei A diinese living in the Hill Street area was raahad to hospital in the early hours of yesterday morning after he was roaonsd to have drunk opium. A CO-year-old Hokkien woman living at Jalan TaaatSa who Was injuud with a wound on the back
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    100 Attend YWCA Social Evening
    189 2 A Y.VV.C.A. membership party was held last evening at the Hostel Parlois on Fort Canning Road, in which nearly 100 members participated. Opening the programme was a talk by the President. Mrs Loh Poon Lip, in which she expressed appreciation of the services to the
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    Oranje Bride Marries In Singapore
    176 2 Oranje Bride Marries In Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter! A BfCtty wedding took place at the Wesley Church. Fort Canning yesterday rfternoon, when Mr. Johann J. D. Kooy. on of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kooy. j was mariied to Mrs. Maria Kramei Pentssa. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Bentem, of Se.
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    IRISH PARTITION
    54 2 BELFAST, July 12.- Messages from Orange institutions all over the world supporting Northern Ireland's constitution as part of the United Kingdom reached Belfast today for the traditional 12th of July demonstrations. The enthusiasm of the assemblies was regarded as a reply to recent attempts to teopen the auestion
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    COUNCIL ADOPTS RECOMMENDATION
    50 2 Hh| Financial Sacra* ,ar J Wi a Williams will "f.°y; the Legislatlvi Coun cU ih's morning thai lt recommendation o\ Finance Cororaitt- tha, the Ouverno. be amhorlsad to l 1 'lu- las* of ?rea ;'7' i" the Colony, sams oaori"i. r V K Malavan $40.--*HK>.O()O ln amount.
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    GREEK LOSSES
    67 2 ATHENS. July 12, Creek Government troops early today began an advance against the i:pper slcpes of thc Grammes range in Northwest Greece in the second stage of the three weeks' old offensive to drive the guerillas from their mountain strongholds. Government army casualties up to July 8 were
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    NEW BI SHIPS FOR EAST AFRICA RUN
    212 2 NEW BI SHIPS FOR EAST AFRICA R UN Th* MM* India Hu-am Navigation Company hav. an..aaa* ,ho „Uml„ k „f ro 8,,,,,, Curle 4 Obbm for .hip, u m KrOM Zl ,Wee Br, Un Em A'"e»" Port. via voyage will be under tropical conditions, and throughout the ship every effort
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    Sterling, Not U.S. $, Request From Siam
    233 2 Sterling, Not U.S. Request From Siam ilinyicoK. July VA. WBBBBBB. .upoiiei* nave lequeatct? ..i M ,ovv. :i. a ii! to ..a;, ic.tiesoiiUhaas to Allied Headquarters j i To cio. With S WaXWW ig the advantage of trading .vrith Japan in sterling, instead S. dollars, a was author.* j attaaty Icsirnori
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    PANIC CAUSES CHINA $ SLUMP
    83 2 PANIC CAUSES CHINA SLUMP SHANGHAI. July 12.—Nearpanic on the Chinese financial market todav forced the country's dollar down to CN56.200.--000 to US$l- a per cent, slump in the past 72 hours. Refined golc fetched CN|310.000.--000 pe^r ounce on the blacKmarket. The market upheaval wis believed to have been caused by
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    Climbed Fence, Shot Dead
    257 2 A local member of th* R.A.M.C. who spent one night of his 10-days leave climbing over the fence of s "protectc-1 place" was shot and killed by a sentry when he failed to answer the repeated challenge of the sentry. The incident occurred at th* store
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    German Po Ws Give Farewell Party
    96 2 BURY ST. ■Wg'S (Suffolk), July .12 3 450 German prison*, rs ui in England left their here today hrftJ^S where they will aall. many tonight. Be fore Jeaw the Germans-all of^fS model prisoners specia li ed to staff transit csropn pooled their rations gjy
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    CONVOY ATTACKED
    67 2 \n aij Paris, July 1* A of tl and six other ran* tii inl escort and several >« a n passengers were v t c0 i eight members 01 l ro i wounded in an atto< M convoy from Dauti* r l l n^l jhiua. to Snigen f
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    PAKISTAN TO ABSTAIN
    85 2 TOKIO, July 12— Pakistan will not participate in the overall sterling area trade arrangements now being formulated in Tokio by SCAP and sterling areas representatives, it was announced here today by Gen. Mac-Arthur's headquarters. It is believed that Pakistan instead will send its own trade mission to
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    Red Attack On Taiyuan
    102 2 SHANGHAI, July 12. The population of Taiyuan, capital of Shansi Province, last night heard the thunder of artillery as considerable Communist forces continued their attack on the city, despatches from the front said. All the three Red columns converging from the north, south and southwest ar
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    S'Pore Volunteer Corps To Be Revived Under New Plans
    166 3 im saai nte< Z .'Ud bm **j2T2 oftcisl *ah ierday aa* VSS- -at mm formed will he i infantry and ruatht, adding that V similar to T f rritortal Army., L parades and a ramp training .nlrMtoa regular „ni L statement
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    Motor Driver On Forgery Charge
    143 3 Sformal al the r. xt Mm on a charge of ft A H alternatively. BSlng SS "rvrne if^-i dorument, at »rcSKlaacaafapreMnrms^ry nquuv hfM ywtenlay b< Msgistrsti A a Iccerdine to the prosecution tmhsted bv ASP. iTahmcod Iwu ntotftd thai Noordia. then asjßged M *ftstl ot
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    Robbed Taxicab Driver, Jailed
    66 3 Found [Slltf at the Maga« \w* Asa* Court yesterday on i cksrge of isbbery, an Indian MolianH Zinvm Khan. wis •vntmrod to three-and-a-half s^Vaws»aaarlsoameat hv ■>. JU.-tico Thnro-rw K ha ****n*H to have N*aH a taxi-driver. Kg Boon J«S| on the mght of DecernHolland Road, of
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    "STRANGELY DISAPPEARED"
    38 3 hit and v WI l Emp€ror Hire f^pearo^ a ac^^ra nK ei y Ja P^ c pro, 4 J? 1 to th^' Tok:,. o^ 11 School, near la <t rniiy h P^ncipal Reuter A A P
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    THEIFT TEA PARTY
    94 3 Th* P T. Ooop Thrift \«kl t/ain SorAity, -*he first f Its kind in N Malaya, will ntertain Its first secretary md treasurer. -Mr. B. A ■Y«*chv to r a lea-patty on >mdav. rhatant: prior to the ommrticefnent of ther Society's ?2nd awmaf arneral meetmg Mr «fcelchy
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    RUSSIAN GUARDS FOR S'PORE BOUND SHIPS
    59 3 RUSSIAN GUARDS FOR S'PORE BOUND SHIPS ITrtt Staff p u t' i,; *Voy2T Br °> are .;;.>-: V;,. toa to a) llnm^rin '■■v^V'T Pi,at, s still *e 8ou& cum* s.. a Bias Bav' Ju l 3 °-31 when ,uartera! p,ral Before the war th 0» Tcada and p lis S?
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    DISTRICT JUDGE BECOMES MUSLIM
    57 3 Mr. C. Vf. Newton." Malacca- j District Judge. h?> embraced; ,rslam since July 7. and his Musirm name is Abdul] Rahim. announced Tuan Sy*d4 Ahmad bin Mohammad Hab- I 1 shl, J.P. and Kathi of Malacca, according to a report in a re* cent issue of
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    Governor To Visit Registration Offices
    58 3 H.E. The Governor of Singapore, sir Franklin Gimson, wfti piv his second visit to the Registration Others, tomorrow afternoon. He will visit the offices each in Municipal South West and Rural West, namely. Radin MasSchool, Pasir Panjang Malay School. Bukit Timah Dispensary. Bukit Panjang Malay
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    Masked Men Take Cash Jewellery
    37 3 Pour noticed Chinese, arm* wtth IflO pistols broke into a horns in Boon Teck Street •arly y sterday morning 3nd Mpa v with $45 in cash and x< llery va'uei at $150
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    LC TO DISCUSS TRANSFER TO NEW SALARY SCALES
    284 3 LC TO DISCUSS TRANSFER TO NEW SALAR Y SCALES The LegaaatKs Council meeting this momln? will resume discussion of the a.toption of an Increment -for-inerement system of transfer of serving; Government officials to the new ■alary scales recommended hv the Salaries Commission Report The acting Colonial Secretary. Mr. Andrew Gilmour.
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    MALAYAN LAW STUDENTS ENTERTAINED IN U.K.
    188 3 At a small celebration of recent Bar successes, Mr. O. T.i Dussek. Liaison Officer, entertained Malayan Law students to tea at the Royal Empire Society in Britain. Students present included: Syed Esa bin Almenoar of Singapore, Mi.ss Chong Kim Yin oi Seremban. Mrs. P.
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    Doctors Scarce In Indonesia
    115 3 Indonesia, with a population of 70 million, has about only 1,500 doctors, according to Dr. Tjoa Sek len. Indonesian delegate to Lake Success, who arrived here recently on his return to Indonesia, Dr. Tjoa, who was accom- j panied by hid wife, studied in the USA
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    "Halted Exemptions"
    44 3 LIEGE, July 12. About 1,70*3 men of military age here, exempted from military service on medical grounds, are to be re-examined after the arrest of an oftVer and a cor-Ca-al of the Belgian Army edtcal Corps accused of selling "medical exemptions.'*- Reuter
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    Stole Property Worth $2,600
    122 3 Charged with stealing property valued at over $2,600, an Indian, Mohd. Kamail bin Abdui'ah was yesterday sentenced lo nine weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. L. C. Goh, Second Police Court Magistrate. The accused was employed oy the P.W.D. as caretaker of four bungalows at Tanjong Rhu,
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    A.A.C. OFFICE BEARERS
    101 3 A.A.C. OFFICE BEARERS The following: have been elected office bearers of the Aston Athletic Club for the year 1948/1949: Patron, Mr. Tan Chiap Choon; president; Mr. U>w Tang Chang; vtce*p*«sidei!ta, Um Seow Hng; ffa Quee Phiau, Um Boon Tecte» Tait Kee Otor, Tan Sin Fang* Um Sfcew Chuan, Soh Slew
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    COMMITED FOR TRIAL ON ARMS VIOLATION
    249 3 COMMITED FOR TRIAL ON ARMS VIOLATION Chin Jit Shing (56). of No. 63, Kef bau Road, on a $2,000 bail pending a preliminary inquirv into an arms violation charge, had his ball wtWvdrawn when he waf committed tor trial at the next Aasises. nt the conclusion yesterday of i preliminary
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    GOVT. THREATENED
    70 4 TOKIO. July 12: Th e CoaWaution Oorernmenti precarious position took another turn l«>r the worse today as 10 more •Social Democrats announced I their intention to secede from their party in sympathy with six other Social Democrats who were expelled recently fo r opposing the passage of die
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    Sir G. S. Northcote Bead
    32 4 I-ONDON. July 12: lr G <- °»rey Btafford Northcote (;<;ve,ii,r of Hongkong from »W7 to 1941, died on .Satur■nf, aged r,7. i t was announc (I today Reuter
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    96 4 Miss Daphne L. Coleman, the ircll-knowtt professional actress and radio artist, has resumed work as a dance teacher at her studio at Kuala Lumpur. She is well known in America, England and Australia. Besides her professional work she found time to take part in charity shines in Singapore, India and
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    50 4 Photograpt I .„,„>, d by the C.Y.M.* aid of tin ■>■ bilitation funds of the i thi 'icni lltari held nt Ht. Joseph* tnstitu m on Saturday evening l< fori a lar ift wd yyr> iihn ■< ,d Iht oictnn i*©i <YM A. Cha us who mug "Th V. n\
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    ADULTERY CHARGES IN DIVORCE HEARING
    601 4 Allegations and counterallegations of adultery were made in the Singapore High Court before Mr. Justice Brown yesterday at the hearing of a I divorce suit in f hich Mrs. Mona Patricia Braga is suing her husband. Mr. A. J. Braga. for a dissolution of her
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    54 4 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kuo snapped by our ca»ur>» a J MS Bukit Timah racecourse on last Saturday, tne <iag of the Singapore Turf Club July meeting. in n( to among the very large number of racing fans />"; c(i s B*foy a very successful day's racing. The line after
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    War Dept. Workers To Form Union
    93 4 Skilled daily paid workers the War Department in Singapore will inaugurate a new trade union on July 25 at a meeting to be held at 331, North Bridge Road. The move for the union was sponsored by the Army Qj Service Union. The organisation
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    IEFC SUB-COMMITTEE MEETS AT CATHAY
    82 4 The l7tn. meeting of the lEFC Sub-Committee on rice for S.E. Asia took place at the Cathay Building, Singapore 00 Saturday July 10. and yesterday. Dr. William Clyde CMG. presiding. Shipping programmes for August were confirmed The member for Sia m announced that it was
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    38 STRANDED
    51 4 DARWIN, July 12,--Thirtv-elght immigrant farmers f r om Cyprus were today stranded Btre because planes to take 'hem across Australia had no, been arranged. They were left with their effects o n th c Darwin Crick, t oval after refusing accommodation offered bv the airline as "below standard
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      371 4 ON YODR RADIO TODAY BUTE NETWORK Boog Time with Marian Ander son. Hi on Listeners' Post MALAV ENGLISH 110 News Summary i CkNM Down. noOBAimn programim in malav Iron. 1*00 noon to 2. p.m.— 1 l2 00 p. m Programme SumKadiated on 483.0 Metres Injniaiv. 12.QT> Musical Interlude m.dium wave
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    842 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Si,J^ sJS in*" JJJ Pt K Cathedral I meholsoa 5 i, rheinfaatdsafhtei i K?! A Kerr was and Mrs JSnTllrandMiiW v ana \l:s wl Wl> T Kerr fcttanvblae. I n ,i,-addrr>, i orchids and pink hmtid shoes nei tm .eard iWn I sasl >
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Mass Starvation?
      300 6 Human fertility and ggrii uitural proauctivity mmft "ngaged in a race wriv'h ihe former is win-: lUng bancs d0 w n ia Asia Asia's population is increasing twice a> fast is the continental food orodiicing capacity According to a recent estimate niade by the VJfcit 'd Nations Food
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    PIN UP GIRLS ON THIER CHESTS
    274 6 hom.kono— i ShutltruiiK. a Chinese vouth of 15. without much schooling Is able 1" earn $50 a week. ll** is one of the Colony's most popular taUooists, and has been in the •trade" for only a few months. In a small shop, this, vomit:
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    SYRIANS CONDEMN ARAB SLACKNESS
    698 6  -  THABET KHALIDI by -DAMASCUS. The man-m-the-street here j sincerely believes that he is j being betrayed by what he re- gards as a group of foreigners j the United Nation.s obaei vers j who were as he says, "wel- j coined by lib government to save
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    German Reject Russian Leadership
    446 6 German Reject Russian Leadership BEftLl M. The German are today virtually unlalmoaa in their rajsc**** Da i.ie Kus^ians as the donunan lorcc in Europe. Wit'i scarcely a dissenting pinion Oenssaas questioned in hull soals official American! purvey replied that they would Mater to stop the spread of jianvinism even to
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    WEALTH FROM SAND
    184 6 Sydney (Air Maili. South Coast beach sands in Queensland are ccntribuUng toward this Commonwealth Govern* ment's objective of 25 tens of tn Miam ioi atomic euergj psr* poses, but the Queenslan d Mmlater for Mines h?d stated that oriy a small gsanttty of monazite has been found
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    CENTRAL ASIAN survey
    331 6 MOSCOW. A party of scientists h to st'd-- }uake districts of Turkmenia, Muthernmost Sovie. ordering upon Iran and Afghanistan, this summer. /'hey will work on the compilation of selsmo'c wj the Republic of Turkmenia. This is one of many scientialxpedltlons studying the natural wealth, flora and fauna,
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED MEWS FROM FAR AND NEAER
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      Compensation For Mining Concerns In Siam
      260 7 umxoa i is rssaoas; to a Ju* tor urgeal as* S'the tin mining concerns The I Styrtts M** sal ♦or he speedy econon tabi "ation of the countrjL il S sJSsble to start Um I •ajsa on a iwoducttos I is possible im lltll
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      EUROPE CHRISTANS MEETTING
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      CZECH READS ADMIT "BRORS"
      61 7 CZECH READS ADMIT "BRORS" PRAGUE. July 11. Thf Czechoslovak Communist Parry admitted today a series ol 'grave errors'* ln the recrui ment of new members. A statement lasned by th Diesidlum of the Central Com mit-ee In Prague culled all party organisations to take greater precautions in testing prospective members
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      WARRANT OUT FOR BISHOP
      63 7 BUDAPEST July 11. Court officials today Issued a warrant for the arrest 01 I Bi h> P •^■adiond Mihatlpvits V.\- Pk Ca'hollc ArtidPM• '.rmsnt in Hungaiy accusing '.mit of war crinvs H; has already fled thr -our. ry. Police hav? also arrested four Catholic priests and
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      Kashmir Commission To Meet Nehru
      35 7 LONDON. J iIV 11. Th(united Nations five-man Kash mlr Commission will mee' .-u^dit Jawaharlal Nehru. Premier of India, and Mr. Chnkiovati Rajagopalachari. Governoi General, tomonow, Now Delhi Radio said today.
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      £250,000 For Dairying Industry
      159 7 SVWEV July 12 M Sift*** cent A^nculturr redustry lhf *«*N LbJ* IfleHtei Md tti .i first vm, «#ii l Tom. of the ""Am. for WPWht^iaSS ...mi 000 film* n PwhHea. tv Er» ta "soctstiof] bw ro used u J* wh^a d? S" to prol^*Jatry. k ttTiw'S
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      Medal For The Marshal
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      U.K. CAR PRICES REDUCED
      62 7 f^.Jtiry 12. Austra VtS British cai. li' P'*ce group hav< sgg e- S >- an< i« cars now sells in V"' «M (Australia e dlHt? P" m Bn 1 -toi said that th. •'V raault of British manufae- ort rru-ots. '> directed mainly wroaa for one
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      LABOUR RIOTS
      95 7 Ll*iA. Jaly 11 The Pent han government announce.' n Sjnday that .coViati'rutiona •^xarantee^ have been suspend xl because »t>f t-\e state Of produced by laboti» •lots, in Saturday. k Br lams revolutionary and highly secret jet L*»»j}> the De Havlland 108 winy" (a bat-Uke piane* I with wept
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      WALLED CITY ISSUE SERRLEMENT URGED
      194 7 WALLED CITY ISSUE SERRLEMENT URGED CANTON. July 12. Ttx lowloon Walled City issue and le question of Hongkong as r»firgee for "anti-Government' 'ements weie raised at th irrent session of the Kwang *ng Piovincial Assembly. Thc Walled City issue w." gain brought up, this time h i woman member the
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      Pain Relief Through New Brain Operation
      195 7 NEW YOKK July 12. -A iew type of brain surgei.> .vliich will relieve body pai' >f an incurable nature was de scribed at thc recent annua nee ting of thc American Neb ological Association. The operation, known a« unilateral prefrontal lobotomy, is modification of
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      ALL-OUT FIGHT TO OPPOSE TRUMANAT
      102 7 WASHINGTON. July 11.— Senator Claude Pepper of Fh> ida on Sunday night acceptVd i "draft* to oppose PreaMait Pruman for tile Democratic .'residential nomination ar»i >romised all-out fight for tfce X>9t. The Florida newsdealer tohi i new conference he was makag no mere ''gesture against
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      MORE AIRFIELDS FOR N. BORNEO
      76 7 HONGKONG. July 12 Jtw& additional airfields are toj to constructs in North B*#*» in addition to the one already at Labium, it was disdascl here. ttt Gibb, Livingsto:-* and la. Ltd.. agents for the government of North Borneo, ajfecrti^ed fo. bid* to construe^* fields at
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      Typhoid Epidemic in Manila Denied
      85 7 MANILA, Julv 12. Rumours ,t a t/pnoid epidemic in Manila vere dismissed oy the Bureau ji Hearth as "unfounded" While admitting the registry rf some typhoid cases in t.e At*, tie Bureau of licalLi nnied me existence of an epide- 1 mic of typhoid. 8
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    MALAYAN SCOUTS IN BRITAIN
    141 8 ±r Four Scout h (idi is. W npn sent mil thr finny main si i lions of tht i If a I W )l 11 n coniuiiini- i lir Mainii, Ckwweee, in- 1 .lian Oad Eurasian, rr- y 1 inilii in nr* d in Britain i
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    NEW U.S. NAVY CHIEF FOR FAR EAST
    81 8 WASHINGTON, July 11. The Navy announced that ViceAdmiral Rusad S. Bcrkcy has lean assigned as Commander the United States naval forces in the Far East. ..IC succeeds Robert M. Grifin who has been ordered to Ittty in Washington as pnsilent of tlie Navy
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    FAMED LONDON HOSTESS DIES
    126 8 LONDON. July 11 Funeral ervicei are being planned to- 1 daj for American born Lad* Cunard srhose grace and! charan lifted her to the lorafront as hostess In the golden Edwardian age of British soclet) Lady Cunard. feeder Maude Burke of Chicago, died last n.glti at
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    GHEAPEST U.S. DOLL
    319 8 GHEAPEST U.S. DOLL SHANGHAI THIS IN--81 ATION RIDDEN ClT\ WTO D A Y A VIRTUAL PARADISE FOR AMERICAN DOLLAR WAGE EARNERS Fiom btinq one of the most isptnsive cities in tht uorld ninmdiately after the ten. Shanohai has turned to tin other t rtreme and has MOMM chiap of United
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    97 8 CAMBRIDGE July German girta bfSaf| land from a DissSa nage hei pei to <xnlo modem myths mm diet srhen nutrtfld met at tlu British Association r. t'^reni Tie §Ar*a a'.l bett OgftS oi 9 15 ai plump ar. I sturdy. ?tt nlststforni -'i'i shs '.leads to (kinonstni lults ef
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    108 8 SHANGHAI, July 12.— The Chlnesi Communis t Partv plumped decisively ov. the side of the Cosalnforni today and roundly denounced Yugoslavia a s a traitor to Marxism. The Central Committee isa communique, broad- cast by the Red Radio monitored here by the United Press. ih e resolution "fully agreed"
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      36 8 Shanghai Modern Tailoring ••»v, in -V>v > iiri( v of Kv |siU( Aft(irnoon Krw also a U»«, 5,i,.,, i0 ajtoaaaaj <io«ns at K«| Uml i I rices. I Phone H'iOhl Indies own material 1 made to order.
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    44 9 lu'.y 12 i rice surplus about 700.000 se of 100,000 »UtC it i the Mini* 8 base<i on >rts of rice f producisg m for local ng the year. p exported B in the first 18. aaaded rice S last yen tons. Reuter
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    LINCOLN RELIC FOR SALE
    63 9 > i LOSDOI fl' i hum UncolH witpwed in L I l fr^m ianifascnissa in* atttute, u-r.l go on i ruff s s I y i i i to i thi I N V Smith* i I I km ledy* anumg at Washington. Smith* ii' j
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    U.S. Raw Cotton For China
    132 9 NANKING July IS GOVD| auth ritfc s are >er:asly c nsl k Ing a plan to earmark B largu portion I A::: lean tt n to b<. shipp ci to China I i eca progri r manufac- mt tton yam, exclusively r r.p. rt In
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    OLMPIC GAMES CHART
    50 9 mt Above is the hug'+hr *~Y (hart at the Olympic^ Committee HeadqttQit- I ers in London. This L 1 chart records the uhoh programme of Olyni- j pic events and also the i 1 s epar a t acceptance from each of the a xty cjmpeting Sations.
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    CHECK YOUR SPEED
    79 9 J*"»i with m novel uiea in advertising is Thos. Ruhftela and Sons of Lmnion. They repair speedometers on <«rs and then uay of advertising is plain to see in this l>i tun. By aid of the larire clock at the back of the van, other road users
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    AUSTRALIA TURNS TO TELEVISION
    53 9 SYDNEY. July 11. The Australian Cabinet has decided t<3 invite tenders for ir> ataltatton of teVrtatoi tr-—-. mitters in Auatratta'i wtt capital?. It ansa neHaiily le cd today. Firs'* tiansnuisnfrn w ill made expenincntally by lii-3 Australian BiOiidcaiving v^...--mission. and will be studied by Government officials.—
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    ARCHBISHOP CONDEMNS STERILISATION
    166 9 CAMBRIDGE, July 12.--i Tne Catholic Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Bernard] Griffln, toM rtPwWa; doctors tending the British Medical j A^ocia.iu.. uonfrwas here that ujey should reject all proposals' to permit voluntary euthanasia. BQOrtton 01 voluntary sterilisa- tion. "Do not be misled by scnti- 1 Sialism,-' he .aid.
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    FOOD FOR EX-POW
    37 9 SYDNEY. Julv 12.- To assist British ex-rOW in the United Kingdom who do not receive special rations, the Council of the Austixlian Eighth Division has decided to begin a soecial food parcels service. Reuter
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    Rice Ceiling Price
    36 10 BHANOHAI July 12 The r raiSS Q by 0 dei ft? j >« «sss Shanghai sres ioai 5rT5 SmmTTZ "•n will w irseh :i l nlns when m K after 10 am i UP
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    MORE AMERICANS VISIT BRLAIN
    87 10 hne i'V'"' :1 :1 ir Uie Unl ed 3tS i. 1 ••"•"•■:i<> j me ram*] rt ''v,, a5,,,, -<•<•■ the reetricted aat- v rici travel, t „x I 'l ui ins <• :n tr'f"ci.-M(,,| ro v modity to the United States. l a P K-iiy on
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    MEAT "FREED" AUSTRALIA
    123 10 pf a v r -»V'' Ik"- h^£ tha. will not Cuaorn* iflriuter I Covr ttaa of latiosiM 2 mp;l itftraS EM*e th tottonL 2 h s Optn •.>!,: ontf 2 1. Most 0! A. oral M hav* w rains ss I i a*o3il 3 wcept tapsrtisfWl Central
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    49 10 SHANGHAI, Juljd Chamber of Onajl Koihow on Hsiaii launches an IBM boycott. feHortni I covery of large s^l Japnnest g I S7nug,z!t\l Int 3 J which aas be oecupatlorj tjurini m Forme" Japaresu General if Shafl|iji Horiuchi. Ls pr« Dll to T. V. Soong's EM velopment project -3
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    132 10 MOSCOW, July U.Pratda, the Russian Communist Party newst Tttp*r, tod a y accused .tount Folke Barnadotte, United Nations mediator I in the Palestine problem, [jf having done everyi thing "to further exaggerate Arab Jewish hosI tility." I "Count Bernadotte did evervI tnin K Possible to inflame s>\tt I more
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    RED MOVE IN NORTH KOREA
    54 10 SROI L Juty ii. tovte. f !o, iCa tco f «n «n Korea rose "nigh, as Kt.-fau rnrppefs CyI their p^grampt S( v. an "rridcperTdeiL S*"t 1 NTofth K*rcn. w,th cerefrrtnWsl fanfare, «orui Korean Communlsta anounced that they would hold A aeral elections in North
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    95 10 'ptcnarbs. rasJ Engineering a. i a the Benares T J ■lUtstandinirin-^jja ,vid Professor ecently visitea isq ♦.erview. +0 prof. Ryp T- lectures l d Allahabad. p^*'j3 sore and A Ji the invitation sities during £J year praise*. oi Indian fnstiti 'Bingalore. o t ,a| that hioio ■'„J ee*ded in
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      161 10 m mm. *A9Am m^^Mny myamW* n-t^ a^* •m* mM •mmM*** aaaa^— %aO^ ajaaO*** i «a^ mm) iVosni^t ExtlntAi* To JlorniiHj Tribttii* AmAnAAnmm*»nmmnm* "RUCGLES" s pas i^^rsSHj^B^ "BELINDA" LJ Mtrt-'S TMrRfPOBT| rAH.TMANKSMI«"OOfSIT^ T*^ 1 f 1 f WJ^ "J"*"! 5 I 7 1 65 I J*<V G£OBGl IT' NOT P2APS.TUCLfAR CLUE
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    348 11 Cn. ■*«>ral < <>v«"nnien> PLJ ita n f rhlna v thu, the Woa. w -a, jlfflcult. S'V the a^dsrstion >£2 sod-* r Vietnam W«ay war roes on BS RL S Minh. lea* i jStaaaa* resuaaace a 'efusinp tl> ft agreement sag cr the atrucfl*' ■ton of the great BUajotv
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    63 11 [USA. Ju!v U |f, I H. Draper L'oite Oder Secretary tor th, Md G«. Albert W, de Mef of (he United 1 Army Btritetf, jtai I mt by lir toda je toansf Esrope U PM the military sit-a.t-i* voted a credit 01 MH to be BWW 0 Maui tor
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    Britain Out Of Davis Cup
    129 11 LONDON July 11 Cz- hos] rakis a*n4 Sweden uiil, ntasi the European i<m th< Davis Cup conv a. to he seiul-finali nded today. Csechoi vakia, who sron the z< n- I last year beat Italy in while Sweden. i94v winners del ated Great iln ta
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    ITALIAN COLT BEATS BLACK TARQUIN
    187 11 ITALIAN COLT BEATS BLACK TARQUIN ASCOT. July 11. S'gnorFreoerico Tesio's four-year-old colt. Tenerani. sent ovei from Ita'y to contest the Queen Elizabeth States here yesterday won this one-and-a--haii-nide international prire. e mteatad by horses hreil in England France. Italy and ihe United States, alter a; starring duel with Mr. Willi-
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    66 11 Mr. JT at. Meyer, joint axtmer of Grand Dat/. *cho toon the frrwt artfjin race an Saturday, leading m the vcinner. Owcmd Bay jumped well off at the atari, and xoon draxcm\g nuway. On right, the 4 mnner of the third race, M'*e PapUlon. hemy led m bv her happy
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    King Kong To Fight For Charity
    354 12 King Kong To Fight For Charity King Kong, the Hun-' garian wrestler, heads a strong iblll at the Great World I Arena tomorrow evening in; aid of The Redemptorist i Fathers' Appeal Fund and 1 The Girls' Home Building 1 jFund <Good Shepherd Nuns> j I For his effort to
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    Govt. Explains Cause Of HK Meat Shortage
    256 12 HONGKONG. July *i ->„ rtaa* 01 meat m I •|vi i exnlalntd £*i R| been caused retnlsi laaofhterlni ol and Insufficient i pp:r.«4 SP^ Ky i H QgkQAg j, to several news-: ap r> ts In recent wee*i :i minor meat >••« rtage
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    UNORTHODOY METHODS
    126 12 UNORTHODOY METHODS SYDNEY July 10 J thodox methodi w*rp»s ed in th- p-eparar!oa» Feline <*<.r.nt T .j.^ fl National Hurdl e k U ton (Melbourne) on July 3» for s jumping a a* when a twosadtaJ old he was :dden t oy by his owner, Mr.W.a] Mr. Graham bought j
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      173 12 CATHAY toda! 78 deg. Temp: AIR-CONDITIONED W*» T Performanees 11 a.m.— 1.43— 4.15 (».4.*> ami 9M pj» SONNY TUFTS and ANN BLYTH "SWELL tin", STRONG TENSE ANO FORCEFI L DRAM Supported by the latent Gaumont itritish New*. OUR Your spirits will soar with ITS ROMANTIC ENCHANTMENT m^mJm J W ''JZmAh'
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUESTION
    799 13 are F» von *> Quotation/ i 1 • follow* BfaffUMM l_r* _MW r 13.00 14.00 Ck 1.60 1.70 3.00 3.15 „__i 40 41 6 si. "« •Jl to .Pi 26 • 23' 27 I United lance 42.00 4 Trust 5.10 43.00 5.30 L 3.45 :>:> 10.00 10.25
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      64 13 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE yaawsj Godowns r.eram Jl Fnipire Hamble Sheer? ,Mui Lee) East Si Elbert Dock Entrance (^ueriniba 42/3 Kampar 39 Emp. Deben J«/o Serampang 35 (Mt. Rogers) 33,4 Mariekerk 31 2 Maetsuycker 17/18 Lake Nipljron 19/20 Lake Atlin 23/4 Ozarda 25/6 Oluf Macrsk 27/8 Asphalion 29/30 (Adrastus) 15/16 Agamemnon 13
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      NEW U.S. NAVAL CHIEF
      48 13 WASHINGTON. July 12.-Vice-Admiral Russell S. Berkey Kai luecsedad his Chief. ViceAdmirul Robert M. Griffins, as Commander-in-Chief of the United States naval forces in the Far East, on the latter's appointment as President of the Naval Examining Board and Naval Retiring Board in Washington. Reuter.
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      Produce Markets Reund-Up
      162 13 Trw» produce maiket opened the week yesterdaj' wtth business recotded in both Lingga and Siak sago Hot at the previous pi ice levels. Dealers in peppe- were holding out for high prices and black pepper was quoted up to $150 yesterday. Coconut oil and copra wer? easier
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      SHARES QUIET
      15 13 The share market opened the week quietly yesterday with small volume of ousinesrtransacted.
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      Open Badminton Championships
      697 13 The following is :he full list of entries received for the 1948 Singapore badminton open championships. The colsing date for the women's singles and doubles and the mixed doubles has t*en extended to July 31. The draw Of the other events— men's open singles and doubles and
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      RUBBER STEADY
      68 13 The rubbet market wa* steady yesterday with price.* unchanged from l&*t Saturday. In the absence of cabled advices from ovei seas, little inteiest was shown and small busi ness passed during the day. Closing prices were B uyers. Sellets Xo. 1 July RSS 47% 47 Xo. 2 July
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      EXPORT BAN OFF
      30 13 (Tiibune Staff Reporter) The prohibition on the export °f white drill has now been lifted and export may be made under the usual quota pertaining to textiles.
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      "PARENTS' DAY"
      101 13 The 'Patents' Day' of th~ Malav Girls School was held In Kuala Kangsar during the week-end. There was a big gathering of Rajas and others present, amongst whom were Mr. A. D. York, (District Officer), Y. T. M. Raja Perampuaii of Perak. Y. A. M. Raja Puan Muda
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    1167 14 Newt From J. Arthur Rank Organise m Stiuiw) LONDON, Jasss M Balsa i j repnratkMU ere non ,i amdw tot tilniinK XIVMi OLYMPIAD thi: fILORI nh SPORT the Iwelvi real coloui feators ol Ihe Olympic in..-., to be produced by castletoai
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    HANDICAPS FOR TOMORROW
    649 14 HANDICAPS FOR TOMORROW Below are thc handicaps for Uirnorrc* >econa day of the Singapore Turi Club JuhJ in*, together with the records of ihe l runs of the candidates. Scratching*, anrj La! running will be announced after i<-centa- a !I at 11 am today. mm Holies. Cl. 1 PI v.
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    95 14 "1' 'GAB*t<T Selections. sub I**1 to chings ar. Horses Cl l, D'v |fl GOLD MEDALLIST Gold Chats Everest Horses. C| l Div t<i DEAR High Street Lucky Ace Horses. Cl. 1 L»iv 7 ECLIPTIC Wm TV Pmn Double Five Horses, Ck I. D;v 2 I PHAH OAT Honey Comb
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    182 14 Weights for twir m the thirl day. SafWW follow: Horses. Cl. 8, Wf. I Courtesiin WMfloughby Miss Papillon Rochdale Helen The Fifth Sunbeam li Skystreak Maestro The Grand Abbot Spear of Sarawak a Whispering Hope Unicorn Horses. Cl. 3. D:v. Empire Rose Oklahoma j Firemaster I Hariman j
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    310 15 „n -iiorts writers are Ba what aal td 'tamp only thtei b. of ;rt in the Ol>m|i> ri j h public at U C is to be taKeti n Snorts editor. Li i ts**a» t *H" t \.,wds is BJ retting o: ,n I and less fan. sad ine
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    Malayyan Tea rices Are lush-Hush
    128 15 vjv 12. The OmvtDoav declined to disj into it psya fa \(i bcceause Ihsl Lpyer our sefotis:b 0k House of Camtw»v by Mr. Colin s Ksassy what price J fo: Malayan teas and I nee compated with Md to Ceylon grsweri Df 8a MSM quality.
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    48 15 Nil July 12 -The Gov--5 of InJ 'a. it was an--I*2 ha decid^ that FJ the practice of eat EmSi co t rres Pondenc« W* "I have th, J" your mist pressed whether to LJ tc members of the end with the E haveb^nieau,,r. i«'.OUI suit.- Reuter
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    Successful Students
    67 15 R ilts Of the fxanunation foi the Diploma In Colonial il Science and Administration at the London School of Economics have lust been publish. A distinction has been awarded to Misa Nellie Chen, of Singapore, and F. C. Arulanadom. ot Kuala Lumpur. The following passed: M»^i Powell of
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    Clerk Tells Of Gun Transaction
    107 15 NEW DELHI. July 12. Jagdish Prasad Goel. prosecution witness, told the court here tolay that two days before tlie murder of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30, he sold a pistol saij to have been required by Nathuram Oodse. Gandhi's alleged assassin. Before the court with
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    Jockeys' Dance
    106 15 The dance organised Oy the Malayan Jockeys' Association and held last night to the Victorta Memorial Hall ln aid of the St Nicholas Home for Blind Children in Penang, was a ijreat success. Prominent among those who attended were the Commissioner-General and Mrs. MacDonald. Sir Ralph and Lady
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    69 15 I K Jul V 19 rag?*?* fia»aS&is >*, «».gr at 0n J ari <"^ by s 7 a r% e P ie «meal S^yi in i h f r work the li^&i?^ coal int o,l^t in „n ,a woul d be ZT mi 'o tho 4 ta of 600
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    "Made In Siam" Is Bad For Malayan Trade
    167 15 "Made In Siam" Is Bad For Malayan Trade **«*>*>* Islam's snoe manufacturing .dually ousting has n y At Pwsent, siam which t ur^ ruW *r factories, n tUrii ou t about 100.000 rubber soles and shoes per month Though there is still a steady now of manufactured footwear from Malaya
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    3 A's LOSE TO CHINESE ATHS. IN CLOSE GAME
    287 15 CA 3 AAA, 2 The Chinese Athlete* bear the Amicable Athletic Association by 3 goals to 2 in a closely contested Div. l 1. ague match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Chit Lim opened accounts for Three As. the CA. replying
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    111 15 The 8.0.D. beat the Katong Eurasians 2—l in a Second Division SAFA League match yesterday at the Geylang Stadium. The 8.0.D. 's first goal was netted yesterday at the Geylang Stadium. The 8.0.D/S first goal was netted in the first half through Horneybuckle. centre-forward. Edwards, inside-right, scored
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    TIGERS HOLD POLICE
    43 15 The Tigers held the Police to a two-all draw in a Div. II League game on the padang yesterday. Five minutes from the kickoff. Kiara Cheok scored off a corner kick. The Police replied a few minutes later through I
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    SOVIET ENYOY DEAD
    37 15 MOSCOW, July 12 The death was announced here today of Mr. A. Ivanov. Soviet Ambassador to Afghanistan. Mr. Ivanov was Soviet Minister to the Mongol People's Republic for Ave years up to 1947. Reuter
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    119 15 The following players are selected to represent the Mayflower Party's "A team igainst the "B" team in a trial aatch at the Clerical Union {all tomorrow commencing from 7 p.m.--Singles Wong Peng Soon vs. Tan Guan Hong, Low Seah Chuan vs. Lau Teng Siah, Wong Chong Teck vs.
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    JOLLILADS SOCCER
    83 15 The following are selected to play football for tha JoUUads 2XI against the Corr. Military Police 2XI on Saturday at 5.15 p.m. at the Gillman Barrack* ground: K. Narayana, Arumugam, Kader, Pillai, K. R. Muthiah, Joseph, R. Govindasamy, Krishnasamy, Narayanan, Suppiah. Fali, Pramasivam. The following players will represent
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    QANTAS LINK
    77 15 LONDON. July 12. New "ijantas Empire Airways service Unking Australia with Hong Kong is among projects for development of Australian aviation which Mr. Joseph Chifley. Australian Premier, is raising on his curren t visit to Britain. He will outline his plan which provides for a Qantas link with
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    ARMY WORKERS' AMBITIOUS PLAN
    276 16 ARMY WORKERS' AMBITIOUS PLAN i BUI Reporl Vn u ,v thrift '-''I loan co operation, I sad l«n< i mploymenl icilltii and widow BOd OTj han r /i'i- ha. bet R launched f the ann* work* i 111 Binga- f. thi iugn their trade union. t army Ovll fcrrlcss Unlen,
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    ARMS "BAG" BY S'PORE POLICE
    134 16 The Singapore Police Force recovered during June this year 14 revolvers, six pistols, a flhot gun, a machine-gun. nine hand grenades, a land mine. JO Lewis-gun magazines and 706 rounds of ammunition of Various calibre. The Police arrested 15 perjkmis last month, who are alleged
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    STOPPING EXODUS
    58 16 LONDON. July 12.— Calcutta University's Vice-Chancellor P. N. Bannerjee, delegate to the Congress of Commonwealth Universities, said today "racialism and colour bar stand in the way for a full interchange of professors between Commonwealth universities." Toronto University's Dr. Sidney Earle Smith said We must halt the drift of
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    Kidnapper Sentenced
    36 16 Jogjakarta, July 12. The Republican High Court today sentenced Yusuf to four years m jail for kidnapping former Republican Premie r Sutan Siahrir in Jogjakarta towards the end of June 1946. Antara .•ports. U.P.
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    AT ST. JOSEPH'S INSTITUTION
    31 16 t 4 IXQIi P^ Uarrjea Lee and Jan 9iven in aid o/r2Sr?te 822l st ar »s afcow <*• a^jQseph s Inshtu turn Uxwt s-j.t U rd« J!~ Tribune
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    Rain Disappoints 10,000 Test Fad
    135 16 MANCHESTER, July 12.— Conditions w,r. s bad J Trafford after rain throughout Sunday night and toda* almost of the 10,000 opt I mints who paid for admission did |J wait to hear the official "no play today" announcement. Thus England will begin the last day
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    UNKNOWN
    130 16 Sydney. July 12 ft F. Evetts. -age weapons organic j Australia, told a P art duC t Porters who ware cowjj over portion of the w rocke* range recently. is well satisfied with we_ r .-ess made since srors C( instruction Of the raw begun on April 1. n
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