Morning Tribune, 14 July 1948

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    S'PORE'S FIFTH BIG RAID: 11 CHINESE HELD
    433 1 SEASIDE VILLAGE COMB-OUT AS POLICE CORDON OFF AREA Heavily-armed Police raided the village at the Bedok Road-Changi Road junction at 2.30 p.m. > esterda v and, following interrogations, held 11 Chinese. Among those arretted was a man who claimed to have arrived from
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    COUNCIL GIVES GOVERNOR NIDER EMERGENCY POWERS
    563 1 job ihmh'-Attomey General taking for, and I am -Ghssithea M .e the job pfltfUK/ General, in Soash; wnic was rushed mmmm veaterday Mr Davies stressed W re isi nothing bout these slder powi L Govern i u I to a SeMaoess in the min
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    C-G TOURS N. JOHORE
    65 1 The Comwua u r Oi m roi Mr. M nlcol m 11 icL tound parts 0/ IS rfl fwkWTi p v f" rSajfi pamcd by Dat<> b'n /fl/fl Batfri Bwar, ami Mr. N 1 British Adrift r, I in nasy places h< msl darter*, pisa ofllcert,
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    BANDIT CAMP DISCOVERED
    89 1 (Pram Our Own Reporter! Kl ALA Lt MPI R, Tuesdav night. Eight Battsa southeast of the Federal Capital. In the Am pang area, military and polk* search parties! combing the junglf, across a large and uHI-equlpped bandit camp under construction. The camp was carefullyconcealed, and accommodation for
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    VOLUNTEERS TO BE MOBILISED?
    84 1 KUALA LUMPUR, July 13. -The question of mobilising the Volunteer Forces is said to be "under consideration" of the Government of the Federation of Malaya. The Federated Malay BUb JF, Kedah v.F., Kelsntan JJ, and Johore Volunteer Enpneers were the volunt. r was ,hat existed in
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    MORE POLIO
    18 1 ruo cases of Poliomyelitis acre reported yesterday. Thty wore a Chinese* and a Malay, bcth children.
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    GARDENER SEES BROTHER STABBED TO DEATH
    165 1 m ,0 «ore flSpg, S T Importer) Chi^stabM a ij V *>» rt > 1* armed th Mh, pr^ 'I*!'."' ■<*»■** vegetable gardener to S nKei ear Ut »'»nU^. M r ar K un, four rifles, a There -he saw his brother also •P
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    A.N.A. EXECUTIVE IN SINGAPORE
    60 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. I. H. Grabowski. airline executive of Australian Nation. al Airways passed through Singapore yesterday en route to Australia. He will go to Hongkong as resident director to represent the ANA which has an interest in Cathay Pacific Airways. Cathay Pacific Airways run
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    MNP HEAD HELD
    13 1 l. roin Out n Vi*. MP *e«a «b* f th,
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    EUROPEAN WOMEN; BOY, FIOWN OUT OF SUNGEI UMWNG MM
    100 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Seven European women and a boy were evacuated out of the Pahans Consolidated Mine at Sungei Lembing. to Singaporc in s specially chartered Malayan Airways Dakota aircraft yesterday. The Dakota took off from Kallang Airport yesterday moming with
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    Marshall Plan Aids Italy's Recovery
    107 1 A h official at rl?*}*™* Staff Reporter) Walter j c Davin Internati °nal Refuge Organization, Mr. e his dutie? with tho i s g^ pore toda y en route to rtal y "wes with the 1.R.0. a3 a camp director. th tho a e ld
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    M.P.A.J.A. CHIEF ARRESTED
    31 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Negri Sembilan, July 13. A former commander of the Perak Regiment of the MPAJA Lew Yai Cnons;--waa arrested by the Mantin police yesterday morning.
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    ARMED BAND SEEN TWICE
    35 1 SEREMBAN. July 13. A small party of armed Chinese were seen yesterday on two occasions in the SerembanRantau area. Seach of the place was carried out till late In the night,
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    UPCOUNTRY ROUND-UP
    354 1 KEDAH (Perlis) At 12 p.m. in the Kroh area, on the night of July 11. when bandits attacked Tassek. five houses in all were raided by small parties up to nine men strong. One Chinese woman was raped. The total value of property taken amounted to less than
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    KEDAH CURFEW NOW LIFTED
    78 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KULIM, July 13.— The curfew imposed in the following Town Board limit in Kedah has been lifted on Monday: Merbau Pu* lan, Padang Serai, Lumas, Kitlim, Kelang Lama, Sungei Kob. Karangan, Mahang, Bandar Bahru, Sungei Pungi, Ayer Relau, Gunjong. Serdang, Selama, Ayer
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    'State Of Emergency.' But Situation Not Worse
    123 1 It is officially stated in Kuala Lumpur that the High Commissioner in Council made a proclamation under the recently enacted Emergency Regulations Ordinance, 1948. declaring that a state of emergency exists. It must be clearly understood, the statement goes on. that the signing
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    Taxpayer Gets Option To Choose Basis Year For Assessing Tax
    527 2 IN COl vr//. )f STIR DAY lb. t> K M»liv, ..uiN-i! fI—HJSJ fWMWMi ihw IaSSSBS lav \m iHAUimxn Hill. *'■<■♦. ghm hii 11 laW «h...... rMSjaV 15M7 ..r IMI* th,- basis \ear lor »wsmiik the Ih\ m\fWmm\* in th. lirsl
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    INDIAN NAVY TO EXPAND?
    88 2 t/MHatta. Jaljf II Karl liouattatten 'a hopes sa the expSJaSkM of the Royal Indian j Nfiw, expressed an inspection sf ths cralsei i>dhi. at Psrtsmouth 'in Sunday, have raised the question in some quarter si SI to whether he spoke with f.no' knowledge of new devel-
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    TOLD P.C., "DON'T ACT IN THIS FASHION"
    191 2 TOLD P.C., "DON'T ACT IN THIS FASHION" Two brother T.iy ICng Guan and Tay En;; Cheong. found guilty of assaulting a policeman on point duty, were bound over J to be of good behaviour for two years on sums of $250 and $200. I respectively, by the First Dis- j
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    King Meets Bishops
    66 2 London. July It, The King and gucen today received at Ituckmgham Palace over '{00 Archbishops and BtSaSSM from SU corners of the u lobe attending the Lambeth Confergf 1 Anglican Church ■ere. Welcoming thl Hishops. Vha K.n .sahl that in the course Of not much more than
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    MAN, WOMAN FINED
    45 2 a nan Chua Ckea Ra :(M( Bens Ka Ne: v ***** or thre, rigorous Imarti onn e, aaa «.000. Jr UirS moi fh«Je imprisonment. nVaSsWvely, at the Second pSS t ourt Verier. in i> an rouuu SSmS wmmmmmMmT: ehaa-JtC; lottery, m a
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    2 More Charged With Jurong Shooting
    193 2 Two more Ctvnese. alleged to have been companions of the other tive Chines** arrested and charged with the attemnted murder ot Mr. Chua Kim '1 ong. mandore of the Chua Guan Hong rubber factory in Jurong last month, faced the same charge yesteiday in
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    Boy lies Alter Road Accident
    144 2 (Tribune Stan Reporter. An 11 -year-eld Chinese bo>. Goh Yan choo. ab m t knocked down by a inr: v the 10J ms.. Bukit Timah Road early ye iter dav morning. died soon atttr admission to hospital a A s#-yeax-old Chines amah was injured on
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    Reds Gain Ground In China Battle
    111 2 Shanghai. July 13 With Communist columns gaming further ground around Taivuw capital of Shansi. the Jon Association of the Central Government oiganization injj Province sent an urgent anjcj to President Chiang Kaisntf today asking for an immediate despatch ot reinforcement* to Taiyuan by air
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    47 2 MELBOURNE. July 13.-* Ivan MacfCay. AustraUan HKJ Oommissoiner *> India. J today that India might deci« to remain within the Bri Coiwnonwealth as a itpag He saw mat while sfltl-KJ tlsh feeling i«**H heights among the Ai Ctmareas Party, there are indications that this hostw is recasting.- U.P.
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    More Rubber Stocks
    86 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter* Dealers and port stocks for ail grades of rubber in Malaya at the end of June totalled 33,422 tons showing an increase of 1.491 tons over May. Dealers' stocks in Singapore for June were 49.907 tons,' Penang 10,159 tons and P. Wellesley 4,664 tons.
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    STRIKE SHUTS COURTS
    52 2 PARIS, July 13.— The spreading strike of civil serviceworkers cut off ai r travel to France today, snarled government; finances, closed Paris courts, disrupted the national lottery and threatened to cripple communications. About 200.000 workers were already on strike. Another 1.000.090 or more were takin* strike votes
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    CONSULS FOR MALAYA
    40 2 CONSULS FOR MALAYA NANKING. July 13. The Foreign Office today appointed Li chin, section chief ot the European Affairs Department, Consul-General for Kuala Lumpur. Ma Tien-ying and Cheng Chla-hua hav e been appointed Consuls for Ipoh and Malacca respectively.- U.P.
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    Shot-ln-The-Back Gunman Ran Until Capture
    213 2 was bribed KtK ""l? rty of P o 4 The Inspector related how as he police party converged upon I he suddenly turned round. I pur^ec!^ r tUrnCd pursu, d the gunman in a thrilling chase down busy streets g* deserted back jLTpS The police
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    Lady Gimson Lanunches Drive For Duversional Therspy
    575 3 I aW* a- k„, n .«Hhere el- ha' *t%mtt*~« of di-r.iona. in km**** Abotit^O^-:- 10 mwwmt listening to S. :*■>■,« r..T^'t";->; im^uJ thjrap [SjssWMm i. H h£j tW jSSar) Mi* Wllw.(i Nani^- buyei rieisssrj laateriali rtcJ, ij S R\*n. transport on:C) Htf^J-triffasa ytrn
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    PRIVATE DOCTORS' HELP IN T.B. FIGHT
    136 3 Work *Saf ur.crudnr.^:;. hospital and clinus by doctors in private practice in the M MavwKk Aru>-T.i;. campaign Mm tewewki by th* 1*47-48 report ot the AJumni ha i Boa <t the King Bdwird \ll College ot Medicini i'r..' northers branch n nieiiibevs susibei s
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    BOD Shooting: 10 Chinese On Trial
    38 3 BOD Shooting: 10 Chinese On Trial J'jChm.souho. it was al- htondsy with a British 0 P Fl^*3 Road a at the J gt^atlaja.saMco. 5 oZ"°? firo an the BrliattSJ as shot in th,•VtfcmSL?* 3 wer called ftoSj* re.
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    Art In Attap Hut Shows Results
    36 3 Art In Attap Hut Shows Results 1 fa*. ***> Art »I1 ay. holding f *it Picture a a firstiv t,, who h u i tend. Syj atta ci aas v*,. i u !i of P'ctun h foi
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    MALAYS ASKED TO AID IN MAINTENANCE OF PEACE
    148 3 ol the Government < tion oi introducing ncy regulations In the i arded by the I i? lTni< n Singapore, at a recent committee meeting at which the Hon. Inche Sardo* t)ip Haji presided. The meeting expressed the hope that Malays will
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    Third Coroner For Singapore
    99 3 Mr. If. Y. Zyllwyn Stewart na* recently been appointed Hi? Majesty's Coroner in Sin- .^aporo. Mr. Stewart will preside over inquiries held in the Singapore Coroner'! Court together with Mr. Oon Khye Kiang and Mr. Chnor si ngh the two other orontrs. Mr. Stewart has been
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    FOOD SHIP
    18 3 (Trif »m BHfl irTsl! 10 is to 0 tomorrow k of rood aml Amon ?h^ rSws
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    NEW S'PORE J.P.
    12 3 v Bang has been .--of the Peace > °i Singapore.
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    MARX-MIRANDA COMBINE IN "COPACABANA"
    219 3 Carnu-n Miranda, the explosive Brazilian bombshell, figures 1 again in a bizarre farce of colour, music and rhythm in United Artists new production, "Copacabana." to be given a midnight premiere at the Capitol on Saturday. With Groucho Marx as her 1 opposite numbers. Carmen once again
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    Love Letter Hidden In Sewing Machine
    322 3 Love Letter Hidden In Sewing Machine An allegation that when he opened his wife's handbag on the eve of her departure in 1940 from Singapore to Cameron Highlands, he found it crammed with "passionate love letters" i was made before Mr. Justice Brown in the High Court yes- terday by
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    REGISTERING BY POST
    84 3 There are two more days dur ing which the Electoral Regis tra tion Offices will be open. Many people have register by post. But those who do to are warned that the registration form must reach the Registration Office on Thursday. July 1"» at the latest. Forms
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    CATHEDRAL OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
    135 3 His Lordship the Ri^nt Rev, Dr. M. Olconicady. Bi&iop oi vlalucca. la on a pastoi^! tou af upcountry Mission? ii fala>a. Alter admmi. e termt. :ontirmation in several church's, he will return to Smguoon ihout the middle of August tis Lordship is act o^iparuod >j
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    BIBLE STUDIES
    64 3 The Pep Youth League is i sponsoring a step-by-step course jin studv of the Bible at their headquarters in Pulau Brani. Meetings conducted by Mr. jH. W. Peterson will start to- morrow, and will be held on f every Thursday at 7.30 p.m. Motion pictures and coloured slides
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    Floating Crane for Singapore
    92 3 iTiibune Staff Reporter* A floating crane capable of lifting a 30- ton load may be shortly used in Singapore har:x>ur if approval to operate it is granted by the Singapore iiKnoiities. The crane arrived in Singa,»ore this week after an 11--•lay tow from Manila. It is
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    AUSTRALIA TAKES MORE FROM MALAYA
    124 3 Australia is importing more goods from Malaya, according to a release in Singapore from the office of the Australian. Trade Commissioner. The statement disclosed that in April total imports amounted to A £307.000. making a total of A£ 3.127.000 for the 10 months ended then.
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    COUNCIL MEMBER
    38 3 At the Singapon Legis.kiitive Council yesterday Mi. Herbert Walter Nightingale. acting Secretary for Economic Affaiis. 100k the oath of affirmation as 'd memb: r Of Cou*i- -il when hp look his eat for he first time
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    APPEAL SESSION
    24 3 The cou.t of CrtmmaJ Appeal anil si, Ln the sup eme Court Building Sings po e on Monday, July lOiat 10.M a.m.
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    China Swim Star Puts On Show
    115 4 The only Chinese swimmer to' tin- Olympic gSIaSfS. (!o Tjoan j Glob of Hamsrang. who arrived ii. Singapore recently enroutc to London, was tlu* gUSBt of hou our yesterday at B tea-pariy given i»y the Singapore Chinese Swimming dub. Before tea, Mr. do gave
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    SHAH OF PERSIA TO VISIT BRITAIN
    118 4 London, July 13. The Shah of Persia, 28-ycar-oUI Mohammed Reas I'ahlevi. Is expected in Britain on July 20 for a sho: "s visit, it was officially inoojnoed today. He will stay it Buckingham Palace for two u?rY.s as the of King Jeorge arul Queen
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    TO ACT AS MATRON
    22 4 Mrs. M. E Perera. Health Sister, has been appointed to act as Public Health Matron. Heahh Branch. Singapore.
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    51 4 Tin Kin<i and Queen entertained Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt at Windsor Castle whin Mrs. Roosevelt unveiled a manorial to hi r hnshand, Franklin Di la no Roosevelt, famous U.S A President. This picture shows the Kinq and Queen, Mrs Runs* i* it. Queen Mary, Princess Morgan t and the Duke of
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    JAPS NEED AID TO BE SELF-SUPPORTING
    499 4 WASHINGTON, July 14.~Japan will be n quired lolm£rt about 2.200,000 1 metric tons f^H Tr, th.Vrisral vear 1949 ana has little proaped of tcommi setl-supporting in the lomeeebte future uniess other Far Eastern nations over.or,.the^r reTAance to aid in the deve opmcnt of Japanese
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    MRNVR COMMISSIONS
    65 4 The following Commissions In the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve have beta approved by H.E. The Governor of Singapore. Sir Franklin Gimson: John William foat-Taylor Surgeon Lieutenant-Onv mander. Charles Brian Wil" 'son -Surgeon Lieutenant Joseph Bhefjrman--6urgeon Lieutenant (D), Philip Stuan 1 Dempst y— Lieutenant, a^ian Scott Brydon— Lieutenant
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      424 4 !0H YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK Summary, Newa Summary I mmmm aw a\ Vv/i iwii Announcements. Radio MALA1 ENGU8U Dance cllJb g45 At Y() PROGRAMMES Request, :>0 News. 8.48 A\ n/1/% The console 10.00 Music Shor>. I rom 12.00 MM to 200 ML ](J ;;0 F( rHilJ^ n .or Kadiated
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    around The Town
    754 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Qh Chai^ Ball mmmm jhrongtd t»f evening nail i»n M' l1 0 D,,...!d «.r, P^er., wai. ■fhidi included b« SSS ,„d M:> Si'tr-O" R lu-.-; W Ml Qaieolgne. rhe hall was lally decorated with peeni rj and tontine, three bands proYidini the dance music
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      16 5 'fc«NCE S| V| dav lllit J W" advice to over. 'li.bi X(i o u r appointments
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      145 5 TONICHT IN THE PALM COURT RAFFLES HOTEL INFORMAL DANCE 9 p.m. to midnight Luith Cabaret Attraction RICARDO PEREZ Dance Music bv I PATRICK FORCES HIS ORCHESTRA No Admission Charge j C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bait Heads Siamese Bracelets Sill' Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FCRNITIRP ALL KINDS OF LIXEN EMBROTOERIES ETC.,
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Present Sir!
      180 6 A debate on colonial iffaiira nas always been. an effective way ot emp- lying th* British House o: Commons. Ihe august I members reach for their i ha' s and coaUs and steal j away like happy truants Last week during the d^oate on Malaya all but i
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      'Look Again, Sister!
      122 6 For some time we have been en ter tai sung darK 1 douots as to the political "motives of the aonerents of the New Look. We were inclined mistaicenly it now seema to look upon this feminine satorial 1 movement as revolu tionary" ln its implica- tions,
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    IS U.N.O. A FAILURE ?
    1296 6 IS U.N.O. A FAILURE The Ri Hon Htam M Vol Maudet pi St.it-. tern tat paws— one unf< i tur: ic iv < ti. evl thai th> United Ml r v na operation* has ure d lj; t.. the expectatloM eaatartainc foi it when I the Chartef wavi rigaed at
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    The Case Of Doctor Dering
    401 6 WARSAW* The British Government's apparent reluc-tance-to hand over Doctor Vlsdyalaw Oaring to the Polish auliioritie* to face trial fo war criroea alleged to hav* been committed in the Oswien cim (Attscnwitz) concentratior camp has aroused bitter reac tion here -where it is regard ed as
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    NEW "DEMOCRACIES" OF THE EAST
    427 6 Central TCurope has in the last two years added a new phase to its political vocabulary "peoples democracies". Few political speeches in this part of the world fail to make some reference to these new "democracies" standing like bastions along the line from Stettin to
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLE NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      SIAMESE MEASURES TO STOP RED OUTBREAKS
      91 7 SIAMESE MEASURE S TO STOP RED OUTBREAKS s^a* „iitb reaks uf (blseae Ckmiimin.sts m r rllsce" where Prime MtnUt.r IlHd >lar.hnl Wnmm Jnugran. lm-. a, uell a. th. b-rrncks adjoining the Royal 1 'renniun was n«ted a* a result of the arrest of one of th* u i, r of
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      He Walked Across The Thames
      178 7 LOS DOS. J"- 1 j .ift mm wwMht-ee* t I /,.,-rn/ OS ftnasw. a y I rjravrs. >•••;■/"■• j"™ tin water smi aiw Fnrf/?' "f 7JS p"• of n isffttaf rrss** und i a reoslsr is thing rap l After ncinsi we k>cv erreM 175
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      Iran Included In USSR Plans
      130 7 Washington. July 12. It SSM dtecloscd th it diplomatic fntr!ligence icpotts indicate Russia ia stepping ip it"- campaign to bring oil-rich Iran into its jphete. Observers hara believe Moscow is trying to bu t ld up a IS) tor introducing Soviet roops into baa as
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      NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH
      50 7 Nanking. July 12. The National Defcrue Military News Service claimed today the famous communist commander Chen Yi narrowly escaped death in the recent Honan battle when a shell exploded 40 metric feet from him. His Chief -of -Staff Chen Shichu was killed m the blast. U.P.
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      NATIONALISTS RESISTING RID LUNGE
      44 7 **mm^r t north we <. ft?l,7!S: 16 »Ues that cin £r ilUn l S*tast %to r,J nc accordCS*Tg* n a-esi Th --e cities 75 C «KniUiS XL hai th v m, h i?; ahaVTS iruni b >th j, 1 itinued U.P.
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      FUNDS FOR INJURED FOOTBALLERS
      174 7 SYDNEY. Goornmbat Football Club recently conducted a whoot la raiwe funds (or injured players. Goorambat. a small tOnonship with a population of about 2 HO, is firv/i-e miles from Ben* lia. in Victoria. Roads m the d strict form a mile square and y*hooters surrounded this
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      Australia – New Guinea Production Control
      92 7 Australia New Guinea Production Control SYDNEY. July 13 —The Aus-tra'.ian-New Guinea Production Control Board is to be yound up. the Minister lo External Territories 'Mr. E. ;J. Ward announced recently The board he said, wat established during the *ar to obtain maximum production •f copra and other tropical •roods In
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      ISRAEL'S RIGHT TO GET ARMS IN U.S.
      416 7 i "iILADKLPHIA. Julv 13: -f Democratic Parte Mslftus Writei s have written a tentative 'lann recog isssag isiaeis taunt iiot arms in the United states "subject onby to the tecistoa of the United Naions". rhc plank was r-»odo if 1 sal ni-ht by
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      LOOK WHAT'S TURNED UP!
      48 7 A turnup round thc W hem of the sk rt and<*fC another m rsvSTSS over i the bu<>t are features of J x tats new U.S.-ces gned bathing suit. Worn v'th i detachable tights, it is. 1 1 mode m aquamarine wool jersey. i
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      SUPPLIES FOR CHENGCHOW
      149 7 SHANGHAI. July 13: Pc•ief organisations in Shanghai are sending two plane loads of mpolies to Chengchcw Kaifeng in response to urgent appeals from hospitals and »e--ief centres in these two Hon.. a ities severely hit by the Civil var. A Lutheran plan.^ "Saint will airlift two and
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      PROTEST AGAINST PUBLICATIONS LAW
      80 7 SHANGHAI. July 1.3. The Ta Kung Pao. leading ir^cientOalaat daily, roday Ulfccd :he abolition Of the publfta.ions lan i'i commenting- n .he suppression of the HuvIcing edition of the Hsin Min j aoVitn the fact that Ch*"-* h** had entered th< (|onstitutional era. and sugg»y.».d the
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      DISAPPOINTED
      46 7 PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND, July 13- Although f WO American individual *0,-ds were bettered and a n< >/ %jneric.*i h»!f mile r*»ed> v •s V r..,-~>,i *et un. nerfon*-»anct-*« ♦>-> a-»n' o'vmnir- trials f< r s^, jr wonpn athletes here last nieht were co^oYnJ disappointing on the whole
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    "People Prefer Dogs To Kids"
    67 8 Ma 12. A ith her 1 "-Vr .1 Haxcl Wsm< r n Richard, tr i. mdoa I-'"" f,) ,i M,s. Wniif i natd ti' it i ii, im nit t" tad i plac* l<i"i- "i"'"/'' 88 th,. Bh* Mid I'' N tt, i< i «/"'/>
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    PRE-FAB BOREDOM
    40 8 i»nuon, July 12 "p, tab boredom an-1 f rust rational endan K erin K thr hsjplness Of thouHan.ls of Ixm.lon^rs Mr (w^ree Mil. hell sai.l o Jay at the i„, n .i„ n Council of Social Service. U.P.
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    Leaning Tower Doomed
    124 8 Leaning Tower Doomed PISA, Jala If. The fatnouw li liung tower 0/ Pi«a M*#H lollaps*- in thc next tour renturies, the Kntiineers unit Architects Assoctat'on >■) Pen said today. The 13th Cintuig tower already toe as oner id feci to on* wide, ond it leans s little mon eaoh year.
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    INDIAN ATHLETES IN ACTION
    137 8 The Singapore Indian^ Association held an ath- Utic vuftmg at Ja,an Uesar Stadium last Sun- I dag. Thc Tamil Brother- I hood Association ic*ai tht Clubs' Championship I Cup with 1,2 1 2 ;o;nis in 1 the final. At the con- elusion of the meeting, t
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    PURCHASE OF JAP REPARATIONS
    45 8 SHANGHAI. July 13: Mr. Ca Pao-chang. Department Mreetor of the Ministry of ln'.ustry and Commerce, yesterlay told newsmen upon his irrival from Nanking that nore than 700 applications for thc purchase of Japanese reparation machines have been received by the Ministry.
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    KING, QUEEN TO RECEIVE BISHOPS
    124 8 KING, QUEEN TO RECEIVE BISHOPS LONDON. July 12.— Somt three-hundred Church of Eng-| land archbishops and bishopr from all parts 01 the world, who are attending the Lambeth Conference, will be received by the King and Queen tomorrow at Bucking ham Pal3ce. The lectption will take place in th v
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    BLOOD PLASMA FOR ISRAEL
    74 8 PHILADELPHIA, July 11— A chartered plane bearing 13.000 pounds of blood plasma and supplies for Israel collected by the American Red David Star for Palestine is ready to take oft for 'he Holy Land. Among the contributors to thr 8. C0.] blood plasma w:r j aetors
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    CHIFLEY WARNS: CRUCIAL YEARS FOR BRITAIN
    210 8 LONDON, July 12. Tlie Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Joseph IJ. Chifley said tonight "The next three years may very well be the most crucial in the history of the. British people." In a broadcast over BBC, relayed to Australian Broadcasting networks, Mr Chifley said
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    216 8 to son The women of Itritain crowding out the classy evening schools all o\er country in a determination learn how to solve lli.ir h problems. So many want to lind ebout dressmaking, house repairs, cookery and hoin»scrvlng that there ar. long waiting lists over whole country, for e.van 290,000
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    Air Raid Kashmir
    58 8 LONDON. Ju»y !f ing over 2b h Parbat, one of "JJ Ipeaki in the HiinaWj I craft of the R 3 Force have i first air attac < I nrr raids" tn tions in Gllgil Radio said ton J 1 C le:it a mon 3 of Kashnr:
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    GO BACK CHOOL"
    55 9 HOJff I* 0 L*t Ean it tn thc scho Jf I aS I Higlier" J? the Wgcr n hav* doubled dav^ 0 I been some in |K Bkt of NsSatl lalaSltl I Mason for cor.irhon out of 1M.J33 fewer than ».5W than fo;ty r'iF !ls tage of
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    PAKISTAN TROOPS JOIN ARABS
    28 9 WAULS Pwlewtim H ys nr, m fc< till nr *a. which i* f** ki <%**9 22 ,a«d colttTs irfcaf* a >» ta J' irs. U.P.
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    179 9 July 13 R alia an in condition^ laacacap an* I Handicap. id that a horse both th. Wintei hrtags. £3.000 the Sydney Turf Ic and a half, [01 cithti ;aco. pe penalty for the cap oi the Metroleap be of the Epsom me mile. £4.000 be asked to carI
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    BREAD RATIONING TO STAY IN FRANCE
    44 9 rails, July 12 M Won CoiHe de Poresto French wpply chief, told the 525 :r a ::i broadcaat tonxht that bread rationing 2? h f continued until next ai d *f ipecl ot M (Xcc;! wheat harvest U.P.
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    MALAYA CUP ENCOUNTER
    81 9 Photograph) Photograph I 'yjst Saturday, the Negri Scmbtan soctt;i team beat the Combined R.A.F. team m the Malaya Cup encounter by J goals to 1. The Negri team is now in the finals and will meet Kedah or Selangor at Kuala Lumpur next month. Above an incident
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    Author's Three Suicide Bills
    67 9 Los Angeles. July 12.— Klaus Mann. 41. son ot author Thomas Mann, is recovering from a suicide attempt. 8 Mann, also a novelist and playwright, attempted suicide i>\ turning on sas Jets in his appartment. When the police arnved. he slashed his wrists and tried to
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    21 9 Photograph). The. finish of the Second Rice at Bukit Timah last Ba* ii(nt:n. Picture shows Grand Day tcinning from Brooking. Tribune
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    POWER DEMAND IN MIDLANDS
    92 9 BIRMINGHAM, Julv 12- No o: ganised load sotoading scheme Is to be int: od cen S jjn< Midlands during October -.ownber and March next yeai although it is estimated -'■c peak demand foi power i.voiy to exceed the supplv. '''nistiial consumers will be JJ'ged to avoid
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    Australian Rice For Malaya
    196 9 SYDNEY. July 12.— J Only about j.OOO tons of I this year's Australian l rice crop of nearly 50.--1 000 tons is expected M )be released for horr"* consumpl^^ Moat of the remaindS er of the crop wdi go i to Malaya. J The crop has
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    HE SEIZED A FLYING FORT
    68 10 HALIFAX, lul> 15 <••! ton .iv. -i >r Cl'nr'i < krtllni i »ui today thai n ling advti i Irom i ttawa I i impoun >'.< <i i in* rd rt.it- living f ti.- i currying nine men who I :.i med to on a
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    MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS
    82 10 '.o\l»o\. >n v r;_ Thr AnnTi mi sl.lp ":im Curson (odti> simiJ i»ti <!istrc*s rail nayiug tlaal er eraa lind Th namimfi .ni tor im mc Bate help, ordbjg to ht- l»«!v Tefogff q»h. The William arson as Sn kmwmi ruNova Smth., arid wan about ■JaO
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    31 10 Nanking. July 12. Chiang Kai-shek today urged the newly formed 'Communist Suppression National Reconstruction MotMlisaUoa Committee" to Mart tanctaonhlg immediately Bd help UM ftjvoiu.u.i, u. >nr^ early peace to ju cojn-
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    £15.400 FOR A BIBLE
    62 10 £15.400 FOR A BIBLE LONDON, .July li. A Vol* uii: ropy ut tin first dated 'ul, p.ndiii ed in I >i<i2 broua-U £10,400 todag at an a teflon. IJaa.itcm, London bookwet* ers. outbid A>:>< nun n*\A :ir firms to <i*t tin <• th* high* st iri'il for n tub c
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    Panama President Gets The Sack
    61 10 PANAMA CITY, Julg j I tz. The Natiimal As- sembly by a majority of t one vote approved the i i resolution to depose I Panama president H. i Enrique Anolfo Jiminez. I I The vote which came after hums of heated j debate by
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    ARABS TO DISCUSS NEW TRUCE
    163 10 ARABS TO DISCUSS NEW TRUCE Damascus. July 11 l. of the three Arab tf .c. m of Ir Syria and the L. u r> iv.;n mati pcrted to hjald «r> Unpon conferenc- hf t toni. presumably to diacuss truce in Palter. The Iraq: Del AC ICtoiati Sarliq Al Ban m
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    Weathermen Confer
    99 10 LONDON. July L3 V ther and signaii ex rts fifteen Europew *sl have met here foi 'he session of th. Furq Meteorological T- <omn cations Conferenc- improvement ia 1 1 m meteorological sen The conferen.".- I main items on ita ndaj Improvement t arrS ments for exchar- ag
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    73 10 SHANGHAI, i '•<!}> i Officials of thi Sww* Nanking Railwi A<i* tration estxnamn tMB plicants for 20t trnfm trol jobs \ceri w"1 when a skinny yo*» I ths scales at tnort tha pounds. Upon savssfl ft youth too* fvim-' tarn ously carrying ftat iron to qualify I thl mum
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    54 10 ROME Jui> *j comparative 1^ sid^nts of llllafl *J holm, Mont rea. shows that i •heaply gci the reasonably, b for s^ir\s sh< J Ike articles < f As regards 901 capitals n length of tiro J AT.r'i to purcl the Italian a < as having t< lian smie
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      273 10 r* ~.V*w*w\<ixe To Jlorniiu, Tribune j BMMA*M3MwttnBsgB PS I 'saaTf Jaw J Jrfr U ILU JK "BELINDA" I 1 WBmma\ tai i mux MaAMI *AV*\ II f /I'M NOT SO 50RE r^HE'.E Atft THE '^TH'inOFTENASICNOf I V^OtO MtllClA- 'c«ly2 mISjAKT BUT PKi" i >-^fc. WITH YOUR APPROVAL 1 EPS M£
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    PEOPLE "ARE WEARY....."
    82 11 PEOPLE "ARE WEARY....." prwonmAtiwnt i dl m not fwLXmwed i„ aaj aawtrwei profoalitst. raik r,, tar aiaanasi l rsiss a*/ san sn wa* uaasssaa **akB issai I f. f*t Haasl a/ uai sfsesr" isis 1 af. riicfaT avuiole I ,o»,»». sYsaft'i J* r I Makati ncenthj. In i cefcaf fn
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    DISCUSSION ROYAL TOUR TO AUSTRALIA
    161 11 a sithampton. July 13--3 John *****M888ML '*t Miniate, of Sop** inii Devekymenl m the AM j m Goveiaasaanl who ww I;: l in "h^ofth,RoyaiTour 0 f Australia next year nas irived hers by M best to. with Burkmgisun PaUc< officials and asslllgl with King Oorge
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    £16 Million From State Lotteries
    95 11 £16 Million From State Lotteries 6TONaTJaIy 11— A i p*ofr r ncnrly £2 milii riva* B»de t j thi Nes Sooth m\t Buu i tteriei In the fin n cial v-ar ended Jun- Gr« raccajNi were **i Prill 8888] E3.SSJ.tSG; and n u •aa t.fci0.044 L (:,^:y profits go into
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    Nuns To Wear "New Look"
    168 11 BIBMARCK (Norlh Dakota) IS. CatheUs suns aril! neai 'New Lc.>k" asst fill so d ta can continus to te icb In public schools despite the aa designed to oust them Phi law approved h\ tiu led ntc in June 2i>tii primary election prohibits teacher* from
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    BURMA CANNOT COMPROMISE WITH MILITANT COMMUNISM
    225 11 i.ondon. July 13 r..« 1,0 »i">n Times today suomitted hat Burma could not affoid ny cot -i(mn>Mw with milium 'omniunlsm. and urged Bui in- statesmen to show by tfceu •firm handling of the Coia- •unist "ioiunTcctaun that they 1 IsstM Britain's aid. •The maw
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    Desperat 3 Bid To Curb yfcai Prices
    111 11 July 18. in of sSS V^ WUcs into Ihe marto c b ythto!X KJO.OM 1 kIT" 50w>away rm,. y"2 J wj cotton, „!no > of thTT, Do P'>ty o ofc r. according to the Chinese pro=;s. He emphatically denied that big denomination bank
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    CHINESE ASSETS IN FOREGN COUNTERS
    78 11 CHINESE ASSETS IN FOREGN COUNTERS Chinese report from N***' o ifjaid today legislatnni will soon dUcuaa a. propoaal urg:ing the G<rvernria«it If?*"* 11--latety to open negotiation* -wtth various foreign countries with the view to preaarmg a icajnaplete mirvey of assets o* 1 private Chinese individuals labroad ia order that, they
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    'VISION' ENDED 21- YEAR SEARCH FOR HIS WIPE
    289 11 VISION' ENDED 21- YEAR SEARCH FOR HIS WIPE Gerald Lton looked out of an o!!lee window in London and saw a slim, golden -haired gl.-l. dressed in the style oi :h? *****, standing on the corner. She smiled at nim and vanished. No one eUe sa her but t: Get
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    BOYCOTT TO END
    45 11 NAHKiNG. July 12. The Democratic Socialist* Party is I :x pec ted U* end ita two month old boycott of the Legislative Yuan tomorrow according tean informed soucee. The source said eigluetn Democratic Socialists will atenti the Legislafcrva Yuan session tomorroAV- U.P.
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    73 11 SHANGHAI. July 13 A Nationalist Government report from Nanking quoted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as announcing that the Chinese Consulate at Kuala Lumpur has been elevated to Consulate General and that consulates have been established at Ipoh and Malacca. Li Ching has been appointed Consul-General and Ma Tien
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    25 11 PHILADELPHIA, July 12 James Roosevelt and 48 other California delegates to the Democratic Convention. *aid that they would vote for the nomination of Truman.- U.P.
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    RUSSIAN WOMAN SUES AMERICAN ARMY MAJOR
    114 11 I SHANGHAI. July 13. S American army Major J. Hunt and his wife j a are toi*? *ucd m the Shanghai Bi*tr>ct C^urt for cu«tf*dy of their j l ridoiited child by Rns- sum mother, M i ft V T amara Tutereva. on i
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    GENT CRASH: PUBLIC PROBE
    77 12 Um Jub >' a pah* mmmtirg i- >•> VUmdmantei plan* r»lhd*d i* with "'i BAf iniUs nit Norihoit* ,„„t neat London, wm In. > l.mi't l><iki.ih<iiii, Mon t- r nf i,, ti Ai uituifi, mmemneoi to* night. 7 hi i tu mm pOOOU all M hoard
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    Russia Criticises Britan's Tanganyika Administration
    261 12 on Britain" Trusteeas&aaS 8 i\;,!;; Hte,^ had iH-^n tikM toward the political a.l incement of the inhabitants It"?. Unyika. He aulwUtoed Sat nothing had been done in thia directioSL M Tsarapkin quoted a st; t ment of Si, Stafford Crippa describing the ra* ,na eriais
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    U. S. SENDS "JETS" TO GERMANY
    95 12 U. S. SENDS "JETS" TO GERMANY I DETROIT. July J2- A ilinht of 16 United States jet fighters took off from I th* airfield here on the first ha of the initial transAtiantic crossing heading for G*rmany. The first 4 P-80 Shooting i Star jet planes roared aloft early this
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    £30 TREE STOLEN IN A JIFFY
    122 12 £30 TREE STOLEN IN A JIFFY LIVERPOOL. July 1! hi Liverpool today Chatiss terson. local store man told the Liverpool ilipei that endless methods being tried to combat the "shoplifting evil". The big difficulty in their business was that had to be tried on Even garments in glass cases were
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    74 13 r- ri I rday moasatoj I-: .uhc^tiou o; On M ...p. -tock Bfiirea fo? Jtaae slWaTlrg an tacraaai of MM tons ovei the pnvio.is month. UM market 1 ecamc slightly I i maiket subscqun\ a: th> cloae. i.Mo: :nj: j» ieas aatra o. 3 Julv RSS 4J 12'
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    806 13 LO*NS Municipal 6a r a-- in?, 9<12,) 98r>0 gj W-00 100.25 U 100.50 Pea i« S.^ 113 -«0 Pen. S^aJSIJ JJyW i 5.00 3 1037 98.00 »10Q Otnrrs F.M.B, 85.3- &J^*M HOO 3.8. \v P •> 5*8.75 rj *.S.Wa? 1941 101£0 ***** K.S jJS 101. 73 P^sX
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    811 14 Btimv i the rull cart tm <"-' v s J° h lbl ,„,;.v.s and trainen Pi the i andi 1. 1 £2^ starts 2 ,,m. with 35 m.niit; s gnjl J G bte tote v.ni be on Hik-s 5 Mid Hand tn I Sweep Will be drawn
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    183 14 The loeal pepper market eontinaed Arm yesterday with j quotations being marked up. Linfcga sago flour was reI ported done at $21. The following were y ester i lay's quotations RICE No. 1 $70. Others I qualities $45- 15ft, dLUTINOUfI PICK- $42 148. MEBHOON (Rice Noodlesi 150.
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    133 14 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS Contrary to monthly return ol t ,oil MMtkM at of shipment at the business on Jun uu rea.se of 1,881 Dealers tffum Hah yesterday by Um Statistics woi J which is an mc tons, while poit suv lsits tons were up 1.1! n The market hs saint
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    25 14 Increased BSrvousncsa f garding the gene-i >litio situation was reflected n marking down of priced mi sections of the Shar r;;*rlj yesterday.
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    CHINESE PILGRIMS
    65 14 i a., 1 cai Nanking. Jul> ■> t lilgrims to Mecca 9f 200 Muslims, wil l Shanghai before f tQ l uly. it was lea me d jj The pilgrims *e from a vast nuiti > 1 eanta which letalled «J£j '..000 in Sinku r- ilone and another
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    65 14 In honour of H ri Mahkota of KHm:'! r n < installed 88 Hen the Throne, the K< jjJ Chamber of Conin verv successful B Sukaria Restaur.'' ru on July 4. Tb< attendance of n A Chamber Stld A-hoin were H. H kota. the Rr.tr af Justice Moor .-4 Mr.
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    153 15 fcBLLV July 13.— Britain''. Urj jf< v*rnor In German* ini Sir Prian Robertson, reled to Berlin today with new »< iKstroction* on the Berlin kade cmi* after his London I witn Mr. Bevin and iti Is of «tafl. Is Ismsb opposite somber shal Vastly -Sokoiovsky. not
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    52 15 ■WHAT t nnVSp^' i feature art v, aoclaim^ "oiThl% that S^SSSfr' Mr. «;coorteg y f*iert J}* 810 broach .n lniiiM ?ver 9 r Penin B&aftr 5 L J* P!<.ceL M cr *nal,rESSaVssS tth *sja f 4 "now. Sition ll 15 Wen N to uv >w j feasi Js
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    311 15 Third Test Match Ends In Draw OW TBAFFOWfc Jnly Rata b*W wp P*»y the third Test between England and Australia wti! 2.15 this afternoon when Morris and lan -Johnson opened to the bowling of Bedser mm! FoJlnnt Rain all day yesterday prevented resumption of the game which stopped on Saturday
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    British Beds Caarge Against British Govt.
    69 15 LONDOfy July 13. The British Communist Party today called on the Labour movement to press for a ftvepoint programme to "end British dictatorship" in Africa. A statement issued by the Party Executive charged the Labour Government with continuing Imperialist methods in African territories under
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    Beau Jack Went Into 33 Sees. Of Trouble
    251 15 PHILADELPHIA. July 13. Twenty-five thouaand boxing fans aaw Ike Williams pound Beau Jack into helpleesneaa in j the aixth round of a 15-round contest here laat night, and retain hia world lightweight I crown by a technical knock!out The fight was stopped
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    1949-50 MCCT Tour
    18 15 LONDON. July 13. The M.C.C. have announced the cancellation of their 1949-50 tour to India.
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    Bailey To Run For Britain
    98 15 LONDON. July 13 J. MaeDonald BauVy, the Trinidad sprinter, will run for Great Britain ia the 100 metres la the Olympic Game*, it wa* officially announced today Bailey was Dr***eiit at a pr.-** conference In Loimlobi today when Jack (rump, British team manage*, dserlosed that
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    'Good-Bye' Said With Final Win
    79 15 Playing their last match here last night, the China Olympic basketball team secured an easy victory over the Singapore Combined Chinese by 62—28 pts. at the Happy World StadMim. The scow at the Interval w is 24—16 |>ta. in favour of the visitors. The match
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    39 15 Four players whose names were omitted in the list of the men's open singles event in the Singapore Badminton Championships yesterday are: Cheong Hock Leng. S. Ahmad Mattar. We* Chye Koon and Chia Chin Soon, of the Eclipse B.P.
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    BACK TO BRITAIN
    82 15 TOKIO. July 13.— The latest item of foreign property in Japan to be returned to Its rightful owners by the Civii Plopdrty Cuat.tlian of Gen MacArtnur's headquarters consists of a rart collection of entomological specimens, formerly a part oX the national collections of the British Museum of
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    KIWI LEAGUE
    36 15 The Kiwi Members' League will play a friendly game of badminton against the Pasir Panjang Recreation Club on Saturday at 3.15 p.m. at 1418 Devonshire Road. A table tennis practice will also be held.
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    Siam Alerts For Trouble by Reds
    116 16 OK tOd lamal .1 Comm i bl* r phtbul So* .'.>'■•"" tounced that ko r i Is "Btati <■' rendt* following tna\ m mnnMw and othei dm* ment* s«i plotting agitation and nnn tl tin < intl y in i m Intt <■ Pi
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    Chines Support Govt., Pledge Co-Operation
    193 16 It is officiallv Stated that the Officer Administering the Government Sir* Alec Xewboult, recently received a deputation of Chinese Leaders at Kings House, Kuala Lumpur, consisting of Messrs. Cheong Yoko ('hoy. Teh Chek Min. Siaw Amn. An H Keh Toh and Chan Bang. The Deputation
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    WAR OFFICE O'KAYS COL INCREASE
    290 16 WAR OFFICE O'KAYS COL INCREASE Wi: c;* adopted ndatl >n of tIM c mmltl ii i'"M < aiiowanci approved itly oy thi .Singapore 00- in. and has decided to pay all War Deportm-em Civilian smolovt es Immedlati ly •ul] i fan <•: COL with retrospective elect fTom August i i-'
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    Jews Prepare For AllOn Battle For Holy Ch
    247 16 LONDON', July 13.— Arab leaders hurriedly conferred Amman today on the Palestine position, a few hours before Security Council session at Lake Success at which Count Ko Iternadotte, United Nations mediator, was expected to #J for "quick action." King Abdullah of Transjordan,
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    STRONG GIARD AT RATI ARANG
    30 16 BatU Arang. July 13. A strong military guard has been stationed in this mining town which was attacked by a large terrorist force yesterday morning.
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    PLANTER'S "COMMENDABLE BRAVERY'AGAINST BANDITS
    227 16 PLANTER'S "COMMENDABLE BRAVERY 'AGAINST BANDITS A military communique issued this morning in Ipoh gives details of the bandit attack on the Manager of Senggana Estate, Manong. It states An armed gang attacked ths Manager of S-mggang Estate on the morning of July i: The Manager, accompanied by two guards armed
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    THREATENED RAIL STRIKE IN CANADA
    93 16 OTTAWA. July i Labour Minister. Mr Hu lD hMitchell. made a last, 2 attempt today to aver threatened Canada-w. and communications tle-tmi fore 1000 hours QsfT o n Thursday deadline. Ui J chell said that then lS 1 cause for worry" that t 150.000 rail-men
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