Morning Tribune, 7 August 1948

Microfilm: NL2346
Total Pages: 16
1 16 Morning Tribune
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    8 1 MORNING TRIBUNE n^ 10 rtAi^. I LKOJW MM.
    8 words
  • Article
    MYSTERY FLIGHT OF FLIGHTERS: RUSSIANS FREE BRITISH LAUNCH
    261 1 MYSTERY FLIGHT OF FLIGHTERS: RUSSIANS FR EE BRITISH LAUNCH J££ said today that a large SrnEuon of Bfnter planes, pos- Soviet. erMMd the French and British actors of Berlin at .•^Sr^tsafety Centre fid thit no warning O f the flight had been received. k Meanwhile the Russians today used the
    Reuter; U.P.I.  -  261 words
  • Article
    WHY THE SECRECY
    45 1 r..u.-. it JS S! i-i ineff^tinW^l^Kt"". U» don. Paris and Moscow. That any HltiWiWl < In- anmiumrd Mnmltan.M»u»ly .uffg^ttHl that the rtkmt of any imp<»rtant d-taiU of th*' foir-H-ay talks unihrua> m Moscow wiU U' MH well beyond accord <■" l»«su diplomatic isRUfV U.P.
    U.P.  -  45 words
  • Article
    EXECUTIVES ARRESTED
    99 1 iTr.bune Staff Reporter The acting ieereUry«general of "Perpaduan EU&yat Kalimantan," an Indi oes i cial organisation having I r r.ches m different parts of M .iaya, disclosed that iti sick U>Ul Abdul Wa.iab Noor, and secretary-general, Mohd. Abas, were arrested at Eagan Serai. Perak, last Thursday under the
    99 words
  • Article
    HOLD UP: ARMS, ANNO. TAKEN
    66 1 NTGRI BIfBILAN Frl- <■•&>'. —At 6 pjn. v. |&y 'hree Chinese dn b» I m '^■hite. accompar.iu: by a Chinese shop proprietor, tppro*ch< a special MMtable on duty outsit a Tanu! conductor's bungalow on See K^e EfUte near Dangi, m the Kuali i>i!as district. The
    66 words
  • Article
    HYDERABAD FLARE-UP
    33 1 f, Ar »y ml S Indl l :tlQ with fun Z gone lnto L*«Y;&f olrtat the vilSt J te JmSjf 1 ln H y*nu»4 Pencil? 2^ the J July 2S Reuter
    Reuter  -  33 words
  • Article
    3 PROWLERS FLEE AFTER CHALLENGE
    78 1 .VEGRI SEtfBILAN. Friday. At 1.15 p.m. on Tuesday three Chinese were challenged" by a special constabulary guard on the senior conductors hou«e m Si. a Bentong, south-east of Port Dickson. The guard fired five rounds and three Chinese made off. It is believed that none
    78 words
  • Article
    AIR CRASH: NO HOPE
    53 1 NEW YORK, Aug. 6.— The wreckage picked up by the United States Coast Guard cutter Campbell off the West African coast dispelled today all but the faintwt hope of finding any of the 52 people on board the Air France Latecoere fly-ing-boat, missing over the South
    53 words
  • Article
    DRY-DOCK OR DESERTION?
    39 1 were natives of South China, who have been away from their homes for two years receiving British training. Captain Tang said the ships would proceed to Nanking as soon 04 the lAng-po r&nair* are rnmnleted. U.P.
    U.P.  -  39 words
  • Article
    CHINA INVASION REPORT DENIED
    51 1 Rangoon, Aug. 6.— The China Democratic League, outlawed by the Chinese Government, today denied that it was organising an armed force on the Burma border for a possible invasion of China. It is described reports to this effect as "an invention by the reactionary Nanking Government."-
    Reuter  -  51 words
  • Article
    GUA MUSANG SWEEP NETS 5 PRISONERS
    65 1 i, "-mtarv 'ridav 1 wiUi assisting insurgent*. and nS! f Ombined militar >' of a£»i Cc fOrce made a sw^P coam Plr f ear the Batu Aran S coalfield from dawn today. It believed that insurgents who escaped during last week's attack were hiding
    65 words
  • Article
    SHIPS' DELAY:
    96 1 U OS G KONG. Aug. The. departure of two Chint**> nary ships gii'vn to China by Britain, has been delayed, reportedly because of the large number of creic members tcho have deserted, nlthouph the captain of the cruiter Chungking, Tang Biao~k9km§ said the delay xcas because the destroyer
    96 words
  • Article
    POLICE ROUND-UP
    77 1 MALACCA, Friday. One se has been arrested m Malacca m the last 24 hours. PAHANG, Friday. There •iave been 11 arrests during the Past 24 hours— one m Raub and W in Kerdau. The total number of arrests *t Kerdau since military action •jas started m that area
    77 words
  • Article
    SIAM DENIES AID TO INSURGENTS
    266 1 NO PARACHUTISTS FOR MALAYA! SIAM is categorically denying a story being broadcast to the world that the country is being used as a centre by Communists for creating disorders m neighbouring countries such as sending Chinese parachute troops into Malaya. The denial was contained m
    266 words
  • Article
    JEEP SWEEP
    72 1 MANILA, \v\g. 6.—American a plain K<>\hl A. Harrison has found a new kind of jeep thief. His jeep stalled on the highway near Mabalaoat. Five Filipino* came by In another jeep and offered to tow his broken-down vehicle. They attached a towrope while Harrison stood interestedly by, and
    U.P.  -  72 words
  • Article
    'QUAKE TREMORS ROCK ADELAIDE
    76 1 J ADELAIDE. Aug. 6.—Buildings swayed here today when a heavy earth tremor, described as the worst felt m Adelaide since 1902, shook the city ;or two minutes. Girls screamed when city ouHdings swayed and corridors filled with excited people. Walu of homes m areas where tremors
    Reuter  -  76 words
  • Article
    MORE SLEEPING SICKNESS CASES
    32 1 Tokio, Aug. 6. The number of sleeping sickness victims m the Tokio- Yokohama area has risen to 148 and deaths have reached 22, reports the Japanese Press.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  32 words
  • Article
    BORDER BATTLE: 100 REDS KILLED
    39 1 Hongkong, Aug. 6.— lt wag reported here today that over 100 Reds were killed or wounded m a day-long running battle with Nationalists m south Kwangtung, only 20 miles north of the Sino-British border.
    39 words
  • Article
    PADI PLANTER SHOT, WOUNDED
    65 1 PERAK, Friday.— At Ipoh, a K.M.T. padi planter was shot four times and seriously wounded on Wednesday by four Chinese, a quarter mile north of Ayer Kuning, Police Station. A large military party swept Ipoh fruit garden areas this morning and discovered two huts which appeared
    65 words
  • Article
    MURDER ATTEMPT
    45 1 BAHAU, Friday.— At 7 p.m. on Wednesday the Assistant Manager of Miidleton Estate. Mr. Hurtley, was fired on while he was driving home to Middleton Estate from Jeram Padang Estate through forest reserve. The bullet passed through the car, slightly wounding the syce.
    45 words
  • Article
    TIN MINE FOREMAN, CASHIER, SHOT DEAD
    101 1 TRBNOGANU, Friday.— In the Kemaman Area at 8 p.m. on Tuesday eight Chinese, three of whom were armed with revolvers, attacked the Bundi Chinese Tin Mine, west of Kemaman and shot dead the Asian foreman and the Assistant cashier and wounded the Kepala. The
    101 words
  • Article
    CANADIAN PM'S GRIM WARNING
    114 1 OTTAWA, Aug. 6. Canadian Prime Minister W. L. MacKenzie King today declared that the free nations of the world may be faced at any hour with a battle to defend freedom with their lives and to decide whether the "law of blood and of death", or
    U.P.  -  114 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      30 1 y Kflf cocjottntly tdhrrtd to vlfc!^^ greatly broadened thf arrep«f»f« k \l^^^ and use of unproved lighting tc* rr y/^stfm *to«* an^ rcjuuronu, u&«A. y, 'irf^JiH Khools anJ homes. 7
      30 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Secret Ballot Taken: Lighter Workers Threaten Strike
    715 2 rA MKret ballot on n str time m Singapore wh. r, olved to K f on strik. UMI \n% receive iMafnftmy re| „n.j rihnaynii 0t to th. rafi The Srcr.tary of HM union. Ml a T. Mooitby. told th< •i ribune jreaterday tnal
    715 words
  • Article
    P. I. DELEGATE ENTERTAINS
    48 2 P. I. DELEGATE ENTER TAINS Mr. Greg M. Villaseran, Philippine Representative at the I.E.F.C. sub-committee meeting which starts today, wa s host last night at a dinner and dance to his fellowdelegates and friends at the Cathay Restaurant. Twenty-four guests were present, headed by Dr William Clyde, C.M.G.
    48 words
  • Article
    P & 0 CARTHAGE BACK ON PASSENGER SERVICE
    436 2 P 0 CARTHAGE BACK ON PASSENGER SERVICE Th<. "Carthage" left Southampton for Malaya and China via Ceylon on July 30.1 n tier having spent ig month. On the Clyd- bein^ reconditioned from war m\ vices as an A.M.C. and as a trooper. Th( return of the "Carthage" to the regular
    436 words
  • Article
    Transfer Of Assets For Rehabilitation
    85 2 Ai a special Meeting ot the members of the old Keppel Golf Club hold at Raebum Hpttqe, Raebum Park, it was unanimously resolved to mak^ i available to the Singapore! Harbour Board the proceeds 01 the Club's War Damage Claim, if any, as a contribution
    85 words
  • Article
    10,000 REFUGEE STUDENTS CREATE RELIEF PROBLEM
    148 2 NANKING, Aug. 6. -Education Minister Chu Chia-huaJ presided over a special meet- ing of city and national officials yesterday t o cop c with the relief needs of some 10,000 refugee students m Nanking. It was learned thai most of these students fled from
    U.P.  -  148 words
  • Article
    HELPLESS TONGKANG TOWED TO SAFETY
    117 2 {From Our Oun R'porttr) KUALA LUMPUR. Aug.— lt b oriK-:ally stated that, whik on Patrol, a party of Malay Customs Officers under iht Comptroller of Custom*. Kcgn Sembilan and Malacca, located a Chinese tongkang driftinf helplessly off Cape Rachado. Negn Sembilan. early on Tuesday mo/mug.
    117 words
  • Article
    Scales To Check Purchases
    104 2 iF.um Our Oun R( porter) KL'ALA LUMPUR. Aug. Tht Scicmban Town Board have provided three sets of scatof showing pounds" and katUea and placed them at convenient places m the Seremban Markei., Notices have been put up m lour languages indicating where they are locaied and
    104 words
  • Article
    SOVIET NOT MEDIATING IN CHINA
    67 2 NANKING. Aug. 6.— A Soj viet Embassy spokesman told United Press today that there wa absolutely "no foundation" m the Paris report that the Soviet Union is trying to mediate between the Chinese Nationalists and Communists. The spokesman said a simi- lar report had been
    U.P.  -  67 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    48 2 NANKING. Aug. 6.— Central News reported today that a jnew airstrip, five kilometers south of beleaguered Taiyuan, •capital of Shansi. is now 1 functioning normally and .that civilian air traffice is expected to resume immedijately with passenger planes to and from Peiping already using the new field.- U.P.
    U.P.  -  48 words
  • Article
    MARINE POLICE RECRUITMENT
    80 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Aup 6 Recruiting for the Federation of Malaya Marine Police vull take place at Police Head nu; ters, Penang on August 12. at a.m. Applicants who will bo required to serve m the Pedera•».on of Malaya should bi Servicemen of the Royal M Navy or
    80 words
  • Article
    4 DEATH APPEALS DISMISSED
    162 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Aug. 6. Abdul Manan bin Haji Latif. the Indonesian who was arrested m a gunbattle between the police and a band ot insurgents at Kajang about a fortnight ago. was among fou: pei sons whose appeals again -t the sentence of death under the
    162 words
  • Article
    TO IMPROVE ARMY MORALE
    58 2 NANKING. Aug. 6_ Chinese soldiers at the front have been exempted from paying remittance fees when sending money home through t he pos omce it was announced today Four government banks decided on this step to help improve Army morale The Central Bank of China will
    U.P.  -  58 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      61 2 TUITION Mercantile Institution MiUy In your Hpar* tlmo:— Shorthand: (Pitman an <ir.-K X Hook K< »-|>lmk: Ul».- inn tar> and ,\d\anr«v l»rartlcll Fjit^iinh: Kh'iii.iitary, lni rnifiliati- M nd Advance Mv hfMiui«i«s: <•<.:»< hes Tor any |iv Mr exiini. nmsALK E S£* < "■■•pin. nous,. fn nlHhln K s. t.-au fnrniMrr,
      61 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      55 2 »> >* -^,4 v Cast aside your •jJ^JS the burden of deciding s^gt^ mental »P« h >' G P a odular tnefficiency. Bntisi eS Products- the leading »ut^ ,n rejuvenate ig^^gs a provide m answe r to complete scientific ans y e t !y your need for rene*.d v and
      55 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    Beads Of S. E. Asia Govts. Here For Vital Talks
    135 3 ■fr Ivr I "r/.HtHKAI.SOFTHRBt-,;;;,,rTH-EA a rASIAANI> lVr:i: M "t^ t, bowufom vester- t SmOAL KKSIDENCE OF THE 2S2S°ittCDONAU) m W*** ,-,.r tv Mr. Rmav "dev.^'P W wu .'m-: the Colony. HI rh commissioner for the ■F^crat.onofM-i.aya. Sir Alec; torawak. Sir
    135 words
  • Article
    POLICE SEEK TAXI DRIVER
    99 3 JOHORK BAHRU, Friday johon Police vn on ook-out for an toditn \MM\ driver who has di«app< ,-ifter havinp allegedly committed »nm:nal MWilt :.'-v-ui-oM Chinete icnool(firl on the noin:ni; i f Aug. 2. n a lonely spot off the MB mile. Ti'brau JobOW Bahni Dtoriet He was
    99 words
  • Article
    U.S. SAILORS STEP ASHORE
    79 3 Suiting fi-om 1 p.m., yesterday 750 American sailors from thr V.S.S. Toledo. I'.S.S. OhenUier and U.S.S. Higbee came int town on shore leive. About 20 per cent, of the Milon have been m Singapore last year when the U.S.S. Toledo 6ame hi- re. Since then the
    79 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    50 3 I C S J Kh T R -H- Princess E.izaboth h,^ d n J '-n Sta^, 2! Ct: ma Lciccstcr M.J-5 J* n-«o rma; X •Jg t phclia ln Ham.et Joh Uavis (ce M bemg P res ented to Her J Art| mt Bw« Managing Director or the X Organisation.
    50 words
  • Article
    MALAYS AND THE CRISIS
    200 3 The necessity of arming the Malays m every district, mukim and k am pong now and of training them m the art and science of war m peace-time for the defence and security of their homeland was stressed by a prominent Malay State Councillor, who did
    200 words
  • Article
    PAKISTAN DAY
    63 3 The Overseas Pakistan Lea gue. will celebrate Pakistan Day on August 14. with a m^> prayer and a feast for the i>oor m Sultan Mosque. Publicity Seciotary of the League. Mi. Abdul Hayee, announced today. A public meeting, time and place to be announce later, wil also be
    63 words
  • Article
    LAST-MINUTE GOAL FOILS AFGHANISTAN
    340 3 LAST- MINUTE GOAL FOILS AFGHANISTAN LONDON, Aug. 6.— A lively Afghanistan side played faster hockey than their heavier Swiss opponents m a Group B preliminary ro«ndatbuobury. Northwest London, tonight. The game ended m a one-all draw The tough Afghan opposition, gave Switzerland trouble within the first 10 mins. which was
    340 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    38 3 Military vehicle* are now subject to search at Woodlands. The presence of Military Police on Thursday indicated tht Police search for arms has been intensified. Picture jAmn a jeep carrying <w officer briny searched by two Militant dice.
    38 words
  • Article
    UMNO Reshuffle: Advice To Members
    198 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) UMNO General-Secretariat has issued a circular ad vising members against taking any step prejudicial to the interests of the organisation and the general Malay public, m the present crisis. It requires members to be law-abiding and co-operate with and seek the advice
    198 words
  • Article
    DR. WO PAAK-SHING BACK OH MONDAY
    48 3 The Singapore Chinese Con-sul-General. Dr. Wu Paak-shin, who had just completed his mission m China, will return to Singapore on Monday to resume his office. It is reliably learned that vr. Wu left Canton by plane for Hong Kong on August 5.
    48 words
  • Article
    China Now Has 5,992 Banks
    37 3 NANKING. Aug. 6- -Accordinfe to figures released by the Ministry of Finance today China now has a total of 5.992 -> banking and financial insytutions located m various parts of the country. Reuter
    Reuter  -  37 words
  • Article
    CHARITY SHOW
    58 3 The past and present menir bcrs of St. Joseph's Institution together with tht teaching staff, took part m a very successful variety conceit which was neiq.,^ last night m the School. The show, which was w<:ll at- tended was m aid of the School Science Laboratory Fund. Five
    58 words
  • Article
    PILGRIM SHIP LEAVES.
    18 3 The Blue Funnel Line's "Atrews." left Singapore yiv^erday with 72 pilgrims bound tof .Jrddah. i
    18 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      39 3 p/4 V I L I M TOMORROW 1 1 A.M. I phone bqo?? „r«g r amn.«> Of Specially SeWed .411 Colour Cartoons. ug GIVE THE KIDDIES A TREAT Reserved Seats Vpstairs W-J Inreserved Seats v' Al .,V*til) STARTING TIME.
      39 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    102 4 TU iHimd v.uit ciuh Mi niittuful mtm *f— f*§ CMnp-iUm had dunng Tt lk*mlt |«M m >" mm Mrs S A. MulM. Mr N MM Mr and Mrs. ,U. liurqh Wilmott, Mr. V J M<tult*. nml Mtss M Mallal BELOW it nnothr, hnp,*u <jr»up uho u<n aim present Ihey are
    102 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Malayan Reds Exploited Desire For Better Living Standards
    646 4 Kuala Lumpur. Worker; generally had been willing too willing to respond to provocative propaganda that wages .m- inadequate because of their keen and natural desire for further improvement of their standard of living, declared Mr. R. G. D. Houghton, the Commissioner for
    646 words
  • Article
    BOMBED WITH FLOUR
    63 4 Berlin, Aug. 5. An l American plane flynuj th> air-bridge to Berlin, m- l voluntarily bombardai a city m the Russian ttmt S )of Germany \rith flour iThe plane, carrinnn flour to blockade Berk*, developed engine trouble I over the Soviet zone and I to lighten its
    U.P.  -  63 words
  • Article
    "Anti-Poll Tax Bill" Talked To Death
    231 4 "Anti-Poll Tax Bill" Talked To Death Washington, Aug. 6. Democrat senators from the Southern States have succeeded m talking to death by their sevenday filibuster the "anti-poll tax bill" designed to safeguard the rights of Negroes to vote m presidential and other Federal elections. The victory for the Southern champions
    Reuter  -  231 words
  • Article
    120 SCOUTS SEE NORFOLK'S GUNS
    51 4 About 120 sc°y ■< s n Club boys from the Chi d alld Buklt Timah f£ m f£nt on Salvation Boys Honn t board HMS Norfolk on sure visit. un d tf* They were sho *T m of 0* ship and the worknn guns were
    51 words
  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 1
      362 4 IfoN YOUR RADIO TODAyI; I II Jv BLUE NETWORK MALAY ft ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radiated on 488 metres in the medl.,m wave NumI Wid 7tOO ke/»6C I 1b the 41 metre band rrom p.m. to 3 pjn. Badl- ated on 486 metres -my. prom S
      362 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 2
      106 4 Entertainment', 6.30 Sto:\ t. ing m Amoy, 7.00 Hylam Seie tlons, 7.30 Talk on < Knowledge. 7.45 Newi n Mandarin A Market Repoit m Amoy, 8.00 Variety Soltctions (Live), 8.30 "Sincerely Your.in Mandarin, 8.45 Newi )n Cantonese A Amoy, 9.00 Opening Announcement A IW Summary m Tamil with Signature Tune.
      106 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article, Illustration
    around The Town
    782 5 ...TH VERA ARDMORE > lmkio" Dmcr 22fK3 novelty 5S SrloHNamazi' which wts; by tnc Vice Pn--PntarianYap Pheng OecK. Sport Vth, y,-ir^ SriS Presiuent. who then SS om tN d-rter and oOeetotbe PresWen Elec Mn L Cr««» frtl ef P° oa dancing then tok P'-\ the itrite of
    782 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      176 5 LAST DAY OF SALE. ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES "SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT AMAZING REDUCTIONS FOR MILADY IN THIS y SEASON'S MORNING COCKTAIL AND EVENING GOWNS I**-' f MRS. TOMMY THOMSON ROOM 18L 2nd FLOOB G. H. BUILDING, BATTERY RD. TEL: 7997. FOR STUDENTS ONLY 4 Copies > Post Card and 1 Copy Post
      176 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, AUG, 7, 1948.
    • Article
      Premature Rebellion
      357 6 m describing the Ma layan Communist Par^y as the and he.si organised In South-! east Asia,' the London 'limes has. contrary to 1 its usual practice, erred on the sid i of exaggeration. No one who has watched the activities of the Malayan Communists since the end of
      357 words
  • Article
    Guant Eye To Probe Into The Ouier Universe
    968 6  -  Herbert Nichols Guy Halferty r f and j Here on this faraway mountaintop. astronomers soon will begin to probe vastly deeper into the outer universe than ever before-s-ekin^ answers to question of truth and reality which are DO further away than the
    968 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Andromeda Nebula—a billion suns hang in space
    133 6 Andromeda Nebula a billion suns hang in space iish such stories. And since the birth of the atom-bomb, researchers, themselves, have taken more interest m presenting their own ideas m popular vein so that thinking people «an understand. So, while you and I m»y never lake a peek at the
    133 words
  • Article
    Poland Nationalizes Street Singers
    315 6 WARSAW. Warsaw* street musicians are to be "nationalised". The Polish Federation of Artists and Composers, di 3 turbed by the lack of planned co-ordination discernible m the* wayward tastes of itinerary players, is to have them all registered and educated m the selection of repertoires. After
    315 words
  • Article
    Works' Councils
    152 6 THE HAGUE Holland S new Bill providing for establishment of work- ana industrial councils is gtnen ly welcomed here as 1 reaching contribution toward* solving the problem ol j best to create an efficient an< I workable social economy i ganisation. The Bill aims at product an efficient
    Reuter  -  152 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      63 6 M A 1. A V A N AIRWA YS LTD I AIR CARGO (2 t n*.i KKOM MMO-irOMI to 111 \L\ UTMrtJK xo* lI'OH rSNANO s()< hi i AN TAN ik KOTA HIIAKI Diyount of 164& on voatkgtuaeatM owt IS Kilo (100 U)hj liatrx to any other destination m tlw
      63 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
    • Article, Illustration
      SIAMESE POLICE CHIEF SAYS KING ANANDA WAS MURDERED
      625 7 v if/44 BARBABA DBA VITRE, r $r*t vl i \to bf appo^'t' 1 1 l s>> s i Ml fMfK tiabdary. At tent I ttaf} ■>"<" to W*\ i MajeitM'i Inspei tort C'lnsiabulari, d tiu SkeffU d City Poke* S i u(i
      U.P.  -  625 words
    • Article
      SIAM'S SOS FOR JUMBOS
      232 7 Bangkok, Autf. 5. A call has gone out nil o^ y er j the Kingdom «>/ Siam for I use m the coronation I procession of Xi n v Phumiphon Aduldej next I March. The elephant trill he i borrowed for the occa- *ion. since officials
      232 words
    • Article
      P.I. ORCHESTRA WILL PLAY IN SHAI
      81 7 SHANGHAI, Aug. 6.—Manila's 75-piece Municipal Symphony Orchestra may perform n Shanghai after all. According to leports toda> Mayor K. C. Wu. as a gesture >f gtxxlwill, has arranged with :he Philippines Consul General Mariano Ezpe!eta for the orchestra to play here on its return
      81 words
    • Article
      INCOME TAX REFUNDS REMAIN UNCLAIMED
      159 7 Sydney Aug. 5, Nine-thou-sand cheque?, total! ins r >O<V»o I represents refund* f O Commonwealth income tax m C lying unclaimed at the Taxation Office. Sydney. ow South ale? Taxation officials sty Mm? many moro thousands of Pound, could be claimed °v Since the Introduction
      Reuter; AAP  -  159 words
    • Article, Illustration
      VERSATILE AND FASHIONABLE
      106 7 At a fashion display^r he.d at the International^ Wool Secretariat's Show- t room at Dorland House, i London, Britain's eleven leading countries, mem- i bers of the Incorporated i Society of London Fash- ion Designers, demons- I -st rated Viat "Tweed i J frem the British Isles
      106 words
    • Article
      NO COMMENT
      48 7 ALEXANDRIA. Aug. 5. [i Egyptian political circles w£re surpiised when they heaid that the Israeli Government lad proposed peace talks bewcen Jews and Arabs. Azzam Pasha, Secretary-Grencral of he the Arab League, informed of the announcement, sail: 'I would not likf to comment just yet."- Reuter
      Reuter  -  48 words
    • Article
      WHOLE GERMAN PROBLEM MUST BE RE-EXAMINED, SAY RUSSIANS
      344 7 MOSCOW, Aug. s.— lt was disclosed here today that American Ambassador Walter Bedell Smith was standing by at the embassy for a telephone 'all summoning Western envoys to new talks with the Kremlin, s-ays Henry Shapiro, United Press MafT Correspondent. Th? present
      U.P.  -  344 words
    • Article
      PRETTY SECRETARY ARRESTED AFTER DEATH OF BOSS
      108 7 MANILA. Auk. 6. Quezon -Uv po'ice have taken irtto protective custody a pretty 25-vcar-oid Mis* Helen EstreIC a private secretary of an nst'ranoe firm field supervisor. FcdJrico Jaynuio. who wan fcvnd dead with a bullet wound m the nact of a Quezon C»tv
      108 words
    • Article
      81 Disturbances Caused By Chinese Troops
      13 7 81 Disturbances Caused By Chinese Troops 5, Uurban a I *^£c r Arm,
      13 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article
    UN Mediator Appeals For Arab Refugees
    101 8 LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 5. It WM disclosed that the Government of Israel had refused to take hack any of the large number of 300.000 Arab refugee* niui that Count Folke Bernadotto. Palestine mediator, has appealed to the Security Council lor action. Count Bernadotte, m
    101 words
  • Article
    ARRESTED SON FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT
    115 8 ARRESTED SON FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT PHILADELPHIA. Aua 4. patrolman Hnrold Htm U-l Mi prisoner before the magistrate. today. "This M a bad hoy." he naid. Then Jones told how he arrested the 19- J yt'ar-old youth last niah* foiUrwiny a chase w tohich an officer fired ttrwral shots. I "He
    U.P.  -  115 words
  • Article, Illustration
    FASHION AMONG STARS
    38 8 FASHION AMONG STARS WOm A ASI) X R »/i/ hi u< kt >i l,l"*<l Scottish vi I/< „/<»!'/ I Ti'<» C'" s tkriilt < Bleep *</ > i< MVtaf />"" s ,h l >ul MNM >lv ml" i o/ rr/.N-p /W" </ •>'/'■ A nhiilutnt
    38 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Lovely Distovery
    37 8 Here is RONA exploring the beautiful grounds at Pinevoood studios. She is seen by the edge of the lake Jiorrockses designed her flowerfresh banded cotton number m all the nicest colours of a summer meadow.
    37 words
  • Article
    HIDES ARE NOW ONE OF SIAM'S RANKING EXPORTS
    213 8 Bangkok, Aug. 5. Increased foreign demand, coupled with j increased local production have now made hides one of Siam's tanking exports, along with i rice, lumber, tin and rubber, a 1 recent ti ade survey reveals. The north-eastern and south- i>rn provinces
    U.P.  -  213 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    254 8 Paris. New fabrics perfected by research laboratories m France and Britain will be a keynote of the Autumn Fashion Collections both here and m London. Never has the variety of textiles been greater. Manufacturers are offering to the public fabrics which combine the art of an ancient industry with
    254 words
  • Article
    SOMETHING FOR THE JAPS TO THINK OVER
    112 8 SHANGHAI, Aug. 6. The Ta Kung Pao. commenting on 1 the Hiroshima atom bombing, editorially warned that the deadly weapon which was used m peace m 1945 should not encourage militant elements to lead nations to a third world war. In an indirect
    U.P.  -  112 words
  • Article
    Financial Aid For China Flood Areas
    136 8 CANTON, Aug. s.—Twentyfour districts m Kwangtung province, which suffered heavy damage m the recent floods, are to be given speedy financial aid to allow rapid rehabilitation, it was disclosed here recently. Dr. T. V. Soong, Provincial Governor of Kwangtung, is reported to have himself
    Reuter  -  136 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    7 8 im. ex :;f J vJ narrcwtmi f
    7 words
  • Article
    BRITISH – NOT
    105 8 BRITISH NOT NEW YORK, Aug. i "New York Times" todi ed a letter m uly a colt from Unni Nayar, Pub tions Officer of th<- Ind bassy at Washington, ci "British die-hards", wl sought th<- dismember India. Nayar praised the Labour Government t most graceful transfer I recorded m history,"
    105 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      33 8 FOR ACCOMMODATION VISIT K\TO\<. 11l SI -HOI SI i (A Health Resort by the sea on Weekly and monthly terms). I lIANC'E-TO-NIGHT WEDNESDAY; Mukio by the KAUHIA ROYAJL HAW AIIANS ADMISSION FREE I
      33 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    113 9 A M tIU for Ltf* X Lfthi> mat*ilai tint! the Msnum g many houses pictui- H intfi woven pinch m u ,h to future. colours t Pa hio n houtM TWO MX- t v,- chosen CUUJ :1 lltth darka ii"T poputau >n ci than t unaware Si, ,:.M.:.tona.. TIM
    Reuter  -  113 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    45 9 y» to criti- our critfcj c counsel D aged to effe« pent **tt tho dd of P^^" ct?. Wi tfr wa>-. if ur ing. lation we look > tto« lo^?* 1 jter iu n an i D wo XC how tter?. Wl look hink. Reuter
    Reuter  -  45 words
  • Article, Illustration
    IT'S FEMININE!
    72 9 A ruffled frock t« dainty and it's feminine] GLORIA GRAHAME poses here m the silk skantuny </otm properly ruffled and m a properly feminine nhade ot pastel blue. Deep U-neckline is edged with i soft collar which fall* m a frill of ruffles m the centre front Full,
    72 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Leftists Appeal For a Coalition Govt.
    201 9 Leftists Appeal For a Coalition Govt. SHANGHAI. Aug. 5. [China's Cbmmunist boss. Mao 'Tip Tung, today acknowledg'cd. through the Communist [Radio, a Hongkong Leftist i group appeal for early convening of a political consul tation conference to pave the way for convoking the People's Ivemblj and establishing n democratic coalition
    U.P.  -  201 words
  • Article
    MANILA'S WAR ON RICE PROFITEERS
    93 9 MANILA, Aug. 6. The National, as well as the Manila City Government, started an all-out war on rice profiteers and hoarders, who are taking advantage of the current shortage. Field men of the Department of Commerce and Industry were ordered to go after hoarders and
    U.P.  -  93 words
  • Article
    £7,024 TAX FROM £21.348 PROFIT
    122 9 > Sydney, Aua. *-—**J i Queensland Tmrt CU* I I made a profit of £21,348 > > on its operations durtnu i 194 1-48. but taxation will absorb approximately J S £7,024. i Lu.vf near the rlnKx pro.rif ims £25.*58. T^^r S Utdr. however. V
    AAP  -  122 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    58 9 EDWIGE FEUILLERE/jKnous and lovely French actress. po.ses here m the superb evening coat Robert Piquet designed for K*r, It is made m the heaviest possible corded silk m darkest midnight blue, cut like a Regency redtngote. huge revers, full sleeves, and a tiny u*iw f the fullness of the akirt
    58 words
  • Article
    50 LOCOMOTIVES FOR CHINA
    57 9 HONGKONK Aug. 5. F-ity 100-ton locomotives, pan 01 Australia's contribution to UNRRA. arc scheduled to be--2:111 arriving m China tnl3 xr mth. morp than a year late. Thov have been assigned by the 'Ministry of Communications to the canton-Hankow railway, and will be unloaded jtther here
    57 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      33 9 ARE YOU IN TROUBLES? ABOUT BUSINESS! MONEY!! LOVE AIT £IK! HEALTH, MARRIAGE AND SUCCESS, TKA\ EL AND YOUR FUTURE ETC. CONSULT "THE GREAT ZENO" INDIA'S PREMIER OCCULTIST^ A STRONUMEROLOGIST AND CARTOHANCER Street, Singapore.
      33 words
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article
    U.S. ARMY'S CONSTRUCTION IN PHILIPPINES
    127 10 WASHINGTON A.U| 6 The United 81 itea Au.iy i>Pti i->'ii d| nounced its Inten- '<• construction tm-l •<•-!: itely ■-i ÜBSeaonOT •v m i vv'..r^ 1: ClArt St«>t.,« nbere m the Philippine n.lerl "iicn.i programme m the 1 Blted States ami overaoas iri ut a
    U.P.  -  127 words
  • Article
    TV FOR NANKIKG
    69 10 Bhanghai, A.ug. <». Kwang tmi^' <;■ ventoi T. v. Bo ■i lived from Canton on Chiang Kal-ahek'fl private plan« an I waa Mehedulcd to proceed ti Nanking thin morning foi ference with the President ITnconflrnv d n- >orta clah Chiang and Soong will dl cv new iweeptng
    69 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    137 10 SYDNKV •i l"c::v RUM B. Bishop of Sydn. In the they hid was two off w.ck latot they a second prize b 2 week of the m mth (fcj into a flat fo- which waited for two y« days later they woo -£6,000 m "the Vow Wales State lottery
    137 words
  • Article
    1,000 Muslin Filmy For Mecca
    72 10 MANILA. Au?. 6. 1,000 Muslim Kihpmosl Mindanao, who are joiugH pilgrimage to Mtcca wJ|H tomorrow aboard a cr.iM vessel from the port of H boanga. I Senator Tojnas Cab'!; I cornpanying them on V:^M ncy. which is via SuT^iMiH Haifa. Caoih wilJ luvfl boat at
    U.P.  -  72 words
  • Article
    PEIPING ALERT IN STUDENT RUMPUS
    181 10 PEIPING ALERT IN STUDENT RUMPUS < PEIPING. Aug. 6. A pall of tenseness began settling down over Pelpings college population again to day and the authorities were on the 1 alert for possible student de- monstratjons as the result of the arrest of fifteen refugee "students" on charges of agitating
    181 words
  • Article
    RUSSIA TOUCHES VERBAL BATTLE
    98 10 LAKE SI k-e^- Vi Russia touched on j verbal battle when 1 the Trusteeship CWfl* instrument ot In^ P ol!c y- ..ttacK onj In the lirst attac* United Nations O*"" member. R^i&tfJ Mi States had jMtg JJ Council to P^f 1 tionalisation of J o t
    98 words
  • Article
    COUNTERFEIT RING SMASHED
    41 10 WASHINGTON. Aug. 5. The French Police and the j Unitt'J States* secret service lflents, working together j smashes a huge counterfeit" n° rripn p last Autumn, ifce Tioasury Departments sic;t t st-rvice division said *n its annual report.
    41 words
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article
    POLICE USE DOGS AGAINST BERLIN HUNGER RIOTERS
    466 11 ds-oiin Aug 5— Food riots and hunger de-'.r-.tions were reported to have broken out seKKSmS Rtissian cu P a i ion zone aiH •r uh and French licensed newspapers said n ,!d -nurds have b^en assigned to food train; moving trough the Russian
    U.P.  -  466 words
  • Article
    Old Friend's Meet In Moscow
    161 11 MOSCOW, Aug. 5. Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, Indian Ambassador m Moscow, who entertained FranK Roberts, Be- vin's persona! representative m I Moscow, to luncheon at the Indian Embassy yesterday told Reuier she was f lad to renew his acquaintance and to talk over current problems
    Reuter  -  161 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    33 11 Miami (jaoriaai. Aug. b. Six people weiv killed here? last night when a Navy Dakota collided with a small private training plane. Two mvi m the trainer baled out and were unhurt.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  33 words
  • Article, Illustration
    ASSISTANT TO MR. BEVIN
    49 11 OKD HENDERSON has Un '\}<i)<»n'>yi Pa-> l'a went nru VnJti'ecrftciy of BtaU m >l,W.pr. Offkt, to attis 1 ritajri Foreign >" m Mr Err.est Bnin. i tht inrqe numl>itenaUi nal confareficea nd tht admustriU m t'M Eritvih Zonet >' Ufv.any and Ai^'nn V t a&M dMjraM(
    49 words
  • Article
    THE THUMBED HIS NOSE AT JAP LEET – & GOT AWAY WITH IT!
    219 11 THE THUMBED HIS NOSE AT JAP LEET GOT AWAY WITH IT! H»S<ong, Aug. 5. Vice»al Sir Palr.ck Rnnd. S. C.8.. why wu ai-sunu nar,d of the British PaciIt'et later Lhi> par 1 iii^red m the Fa; La-; ft incident m w^lch ■wl hi? nose at the Jajv Imperial Fleet and
    219 words
  • Article
    DOMINIONS IN TECHNICAL SENSE ONLY
    222 11 DOMINIONS IN TECHNICAL SENSE ONLY i Johannesburg. Aug. ft, The British soldiers m- volved m the Kashmir dispute rnuftt decide their position for themS seh'ea says the influen- tial Johannesburg Star m a tending article. N The newspaper added: "Clearly the situ^ation i raises no 'serious pro- 4 Merits' for
    Reuter  -  222 words
  • Article
    ISRAELI'S INVITATION FOR PEACE TALKS
    31 11 TEL AVIV. Ang. 5. tin rsiacli Govemmtnt has mvi ted the Arab governments to p;?ace negotiation^ m Patesinc. it wa officially announc d here tonight.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  31 words
  • Article
    SECRETDEBATE ON THE ATOM
    275 11 SECRE T DEBATE ON THE ATOM WASHINGTON, Aue 5 -t ;;-"tary-civilian custody, tf lt ni:(; b^bs was being do"- I batorl B ec r eu y without lmow- j o» advice of the Amerian people, according to W; anniversary of the /f AJWt 11 not Uklng the ato f lc
    U.P.  -  275 words
  • Article
    The Butcher Has Sense Of Humour
    43 11 Knlawatno, Michigan. USA.. Ana. 5. Merle Michols, a Kala ma-zoo butcher, is. dojny doing something to alleviate the headaches caused by hmh meat prices. With each meat purchases, Nichols is giving away one aspirin tablet free. U.P.
    U.P.  -  43 words
  • Article, Illustration
    CHIEF OF CIVIL AVIATION
    169 11 THE RIGHT HO-^ p N OUR ABLE L O R Dp S PAKENHAM. who han > been appointed Minisc^r i of Civil Aviation m sue- S cession Co the R.qn* I Honourable Lord Nathan, i who has resigned the S post. Lord Pakenham, i who has
    169 words
  • Article
    ARMOURED TRAINS FOR K.C.R.
    45 11 1 Canton. Aug. s.— The local railway admin istratfon ha» arranged for armoured trains to patrol the Canton-Kowloon railway while the military authorities have been asked to *uppJy soldiers for the land protection of the route, it is reported here.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  45 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      32 11 THE PEN w/d 4Fk ALL THE GOOD 'ImSS POINTS Mm Precision 6»i/# /M i'^M UUf 9iioronf«d. lm :^M Beautiful MttM jM I^K coid cup opt mjn MLJ^m M&' a- nobie m m
      32 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article
    HYDERABAD SITUATION "TO SERIOUS FOR INDIFFERENCE
    216 12 KSW DUO. auk 5- An Indian QjlinWiM spokesman said tonight th situation t Hyderabad, prttlonunantly Hindu stato ruU-<i »•> a Moslem Nizanj. was IM-c;>nnng "too soi nous for th« Government of i ind.Ji to remain J»ny longer mii duiVrent to it.' He dtKrlared that
    Reuter  -  216 words
  • Article
    Hiroshima Celebrates Atom-Day
    129 12 Hiroshima Celebrates Atom -Day TOKIO, Any. 5. Gen J Douglas MacAithur to- i 'itiy sent qreettngs and I rnntjrnhdfition.t to the J north y propU" of Hiro- shnna ]<n their recoil- i vfntcMoH work m the J imst three years. S Hiroshima Iffl hold i .1 'i>eace festival" cere- >
    U.P.  -  129 words
  • Article
    New York Stock Exchange
    99 12 I NEW YORK. Aug. 5. Activity dwindled appreciably and the marke t developed a mixed trend. The main body ruled fractionally either side oi Wednesday's close with tome proflttaking noticeable mi n som groups which led the I advance principally leading motor* and rails although oils.
    Reuter  -  99 words
  • Article
    NEW YORK RUBBER
    72 12 NEW YORK. Augr. 5.-Rub-ber futures- closed five to nineteen higher. Sales 37 lots Spot 22*;. S Closings: August 22.94 nominal, September 22.80 22 60 22.84 bid, Oct. 22.80 nominal, November 22.75 nominal Dec 22.70. 22.65. 22.70 bid. Jan Feb. 22.70. March 22.70 22 50 and 22.70. April
    U.P.  -  72 words
  • Article
    SINO-JAP BARTER AT STANDSTILL
    51 12 SINO-JAP BARTER AT STANDSTILL onrtrtOHAl, AU£. 6. The i Sino-Japanose Wter trade is virtually at a standstill according to a high Central T~jst official, quoted by tb* ni- official United Credit Inform*. tion Bureau. The ottickil added that there I was little prosper? for m early •i< sumption of such
    51 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    53 12 Shanghai, Aug. 6. Fourteen persons wore indicted by a Special criminal tribunal yesterday on charges of illegally remitting considerable sums or money to Honpiw However, of these 14. only fivo nave hithetto been arrested and placed under detention by the judicial authorities. Th e romajoder aie reported tn h... fled
    Reuter  -  53 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      147 12 WILL KEEP YOU GUESSING I AM. OB T >lK I Simultaneously QUEENS JUBILEE SIiJRl\ I w». •>•" rl< I IH) I) 111 23 P" 1 Ig I? SS" !UOI m TO-»AV! I KASMA IMXm I -(HKMrAKA" funie I I 1 b 8 |ni:icAnii w" ~Zji I IT'S A NBUXnra -nHOIXMI"
      147 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      97 12 S4OO tAI H A I (ONIJ, AT 11 Ji.ni., 1.45, 4.15, 6.45 9.30 DAILY TODAY 21 AfEA r CRASH TO DEATH BECAUSE I'b. -7/L'/:J LATEST GAtMONT BRITISH NEWS: KING OPFI OLYMPIC GAMES: PROCESSION OF ATIILFTI THE FLAMING TORCH ARRIVES FROM (iREEC Conscience does make cowards of us all Hamlet, ALHAMBRA
      97 words
Page thumbnail Page 13
  • Article
    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    585 13 follows ,,00 Clllt<d ilM K^-iSt wo N t ,50 3.60 cd 265 2.75 xb lion 1.45 lei f 50.00 5^00 itf. 2800 29.00 Era S 1 ter 52.00 Mil S! 10.00 11.00 seas Chin>B ank ?4.50 oe.OO M Hotel 2.85 2«5 ason 4 Co. di 10.10 10.60
    585 words
  • Article
    Kota Raja Celebrates
    37 13 4 A K( a Ra ,Ja Club will hold an *t Home -to all its members Wrm** Kam Pong Glam 'borrow at 10 a.m LJ2* Kampong Glam 1 d mK° n^ Orkest wIU renselections.
    37 words
  • Article
    INDIAN HOCKEY TEAM TROUNCES ARGENTINA
    225 13 LOXDON Aug. 6. Wtth a brilliant wim 0/ m/i^ poalfl to one over Argentina, the Indian hockey team ttmfinnfd the tmpre99ion that they xnU be strong- contenders for the Olympic title. They have won their only two games, against Austria and Argentina, without undue effort
    Reuter  -  225 words
  • Article
    Produce Markets Round-Up
    146 13 Produce Markets Round-Up No business was reported m the sagofiour section of the j produce market yesterday des- pite the arrival of 1.200 bags Siak flour. A holiday atmosphere pervaded the market. The following were yesterday's quotations: RICE No. 1 $60. Other qualities f44-$. > >4. GLUTINOUS RICE $40--$46. SUGAR:
    146 words
  • Article
    WORLD'S RUBBER POSITION IN JUNE
    75 13 LONDON, Aug. 6.—According to advance information given by the Secretariat of the Rubber Study Group, the world's rubber position m June is as follows: (all m long tons) Natural rubber production 135,000. Consumption 115,000. Total stocks at the end of June 850,000 comprising 215,000 m
    Reuter  -  75 words
  • Article
    Gud Club Results
    40 13 The following were thp re suits of the fortnightly shoot of the Singapore Gun Club: 1. G. Bmhm. 95 pts.; 2. insp Tan Teck Kirn. 90 pts; 3. Tay Chor Seng and A. G. Boehm. 85 pU.
    40 words
  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
      122 13 SELAMAT HARI RAYA TO^^ A w 11 a.m., 2 p.m., 4.15, >- UAY 6.30 k 9.15 pan. THE GREAT TRADITION OF ROMANTIC ADVENTURE HAS SELDOM, IF EVER, HIT SUCH A NEW PEAK OF EXCELLENCE as IN COLUMBIA'S THE HISTORIC WWW FEUD OF TWO W M SCOTTISH CLANS ff% REPLETE WITH
      122 words
Page thumbnail Page 14
  • Article
    Australian Rules Football Teams For US
    153 14 HYDNBT. The man who introduced Australian Rules, Football a game peculiar to Australia to American colleges has arrived m Sydney toj negotiate a visit by two Aus-» tnilian teams to America next' year. He ik Mr. Carl Lfcllmuth, director of athletics at Swathmon College.
    Reuter; AAP  -  153 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    56 14 The following will repiespiu th, Khalsa Association against the SCRC at ciicket on Sunday at 11 a.m. at Khalsa ground at S^ George's Road S<.:ahan Singh. M. S. Gill. Oorbex Singh. Ram Piara. Wa/ir Singh. M. B. Singh, Mahinder Singh. Tharam Singh, Balwani Singh. Madarl. Balwan Singh. Reserves Rum Singh,
    56 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Dark Brocade Fancied For Penang Gold Cup
    687 14 PBNANG Kn.i... Tkt Irat port war P*oang Gold^Cup 0 i but h, is not to itort Klof Mldai ».2. Dou i:il r,,ur;.n,N 1.1 ia»J-| aweUnK their cn Kago- hi !hi ;i< v\ igbU will bt raiaMl I |t<v vviii make i>;».k Broc k'»
    687 words
  • Article
    Kailas apathy Bowls, Bats Well For Indians
    390 14 A brilliant all-round performance by Kailasapathy enabled the Indian Association to trounce the Johore Cricket Club by 1 1 1 runs m a cricket match played at St. George's Road yesterday. Batting first the Indians made a disastrous start by losing their first
    390 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Singapore Junior Inter-Club Table Tennis Nearing End
    377 14 (By 'CELLULOID") The All -Singapore Junior inter-club league table tennis championships, now still m progress nightly at the Viena Garden, Great World is reach. ing the r mal stage. There are 40 sporting Associations competing m this event and they are divided into
    377 words
  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
      67 14 THE HO HON€ S. S. CO. (1932) LTD. Incorporated tn Singapore. •6. i HI LIA STRKVrr. I'HONE *****6 PANMAUK ft FKKKiHT SEUVICE HO.NGKONO, H\K ATOW, AMOY, FKNANG ft KANQOON, I* AI.KMh\N(i ft DJAMHI. 'lloiik Slaii X sails lor Kanjjoon Aujf l? Mil* For PalenibiuiK 4 Pladjoe Aug 10 ;Hon« Tat"
      67 words
Page thumbnail Page 15
  • Article
    Overs Meet Their 'Waterloo'
    304 15 4 Score Wintm i/;« From End vim r*'' JU-" 111 1 >vh(l MM Eng Hoe nf iv CXA. Sr^dtSwinjnd ,£Srd made bo tei "ties, opportunity•Jin the Rovers. n not able to I Vasa xploHici tactics porfoctlN toeper Eng Hoo on JtdOD3. j vetDuW. H< {.back tactics
    304 words
  • Article
    SAILORS MAY BASKETBALL SINGAPORE
    81 15 lack o/ H«< h i r,i ikorf id In an Pleel Unit m r* flu fNft wd natch between th* Wi (em and th> 1 Chines* bask't- kas to b( postpones Chin Htrnj. n 9j ikt Stn'iapor' Amteur Ftitmtkm, lUrdny. natrh ins- to hn\> Wtfmttd of
    81 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    24 15 U. f J N com' Fwaaa d ray |M I CHE thl and S h m ',u C pS!n in* my $353 i
    24 words
  • Article
    'Mermaid" Harup Breaks Another Swim Record
    135 15 'Mermaid" Harup Breaks Another Swim Record LONDON. Aug. 6.— Karen Harup, the Danish "mermaid" who yesterday set up a new Olympic record m winning the women's 100 metres backstroke final, today broke another record to win her heat of the 400 metres freestyie swim. &h€ >natched victory m 5 25.7
    Reuter  -  135 words
  • Article
    SELECTIONS
    101 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS BY Race I—HONEY COMB Airmail Race 2.-EVEREST Gold Medallist Chatster Race 3.—DARK BROCADE Mac Scott Predominance Race 4—INDIAN HEATHER Inspiration Glorify Race 5- EVERBRIGHT Suivi Spear Mirth Race 6. ROYAL BOROUGH Jimmy Allworth Race 7.—PRINCE EUGENE Will O'The Wisp Vanguard Race 8. GAY PRATTLE Dark Romance Waif.
    101 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Gets His 1,000 Rods For Season
    62 15 Af. C. Kailasapathy, the Raffles College and Indian Association cricketer m making 68 runs against the Johore Cricket Club yesterday achieved the cricketer's double completing his thousattd runs for the seasons (having already secured his 100 wickets for the season sometime agc±) Kailasapathy is
    62 words
  • Article
    William Can Congratulates Arthur Wint
    108 15 J&fBQBAt, Am, 6.Yh^nl A *™> holder of "Wn&s* r tres re- seconiti who is c to the r -I f™* galling the W32 Life 8 fxpectcd his Car uh U> be bfa *en. rr > "ho )s here China manager of an American insurance company,
    Reuter  -  108 words
  • Article
    Penang Race Card – For Today
    666 15 Penang Race Card For Today Below ia the card for today's races at Penang. the final day of the Penang Turf Club's August Bank Holiday meeting, together with the records of the last three runs of the horses, probable jockeys and trainers. RACE ONE— 2.30 P.M. Horses, Class 1, Div.
    666 words
  • Page 15 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 16
  • Article
    PRODUCTION STEP-UP IN COLONIES PLAN
    333 16 LONDON I Th. Colonial Development Cordion s.-t up by the Oovemmenl to promote production m the Cotoaiee an.) gtrta baiiofilni powtn up to £100.000.MM is to eetablitii Bye refional ■übeidiary companies to coy- .1 the in-iin p«ttft Oatanit^ the Cbrporeiloa twfay an- 1 nounced j
    333 words
  • Article
    China Olympic Basketballers Trounce Iraq
    83 16 LOXDOX. Aug. Chhta touuy ut'ii t,n< t i/</ I^s {'onus (■> ..a points ii'id strtny.tttneu /«t rutm* oj Mifrwi int ]\y\'it of the Olympic basketo<sU tournatmm. Snari/ui tight points m Li/iMf l» at*.* »/<• i nt.ifintK gMI tititjtum, i n ma haa a nuul axeraye
    Reuter  -  83 words
  • Article
    COMPETITION FOR REG HARRIS
    142 16 LONDON, Aug 6 —Italy has iiign hopes of winning a major share ot the five titles to be contested at Herne Hill tiacK here where the Olympic cycling vents begin tomorrow witn the sprint. i»v: 1,000 metres sprint jhouid lay between Italy's 18- Ghella, Britain's Reg
    Reuter  -  142 words
  • Article
    OLYMPIC RESULTS
    464 16 The following are the latent Olympir r. -Milts r. celved by im: YACHT RACING Results ot today's r:ar class yacht racing: First. United States. 13.00.53; Second. Cuba, 13.01.07; Third. Italy, 13.01.43. Argentina today withdrew from the Swallow class yacht race. WRESTLING K G. K. Friej rt Sweden, today
    464 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    127 16 TOKIO. Mac Arthur ported tod released 2.3i 5 repatriation fru m (area during the w* 0 July 29. T »i, vwe cond group to irom Dairen b y the Ru, since March 1947 J? transported t., Japan 1 provided by BGAF In the sam, perio(l repatriated 5.994 j aD
    127 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    71 16 BATAVIA. Aug. 6.-A wa s derailed las t night tween Beitenzorg and Si boeml, respectively 60 an kilometers south of here The Qytch army info tion service revealed tha track had been sabotage The train was moving si at the time and the 100 live and tender passed si
    U.P.  -  71 words
  • Article
    CALLED OFF
    13 16 yesterday's rw*» f r 1 had to be caUed°f! i .m
    13 words
  • Article
    AUSTRALIANS DEFEAT WARWICKSHIRE by 9 Wkts
    83 16 Birmingham, Aug. 6. Warwickshire's second innIngs closed at 155 runs todays, thus leaving the Australians to get only 40 runs for victory. The Tourists however, obtained the necessary rung for the loss of one wicket. The Australians beat Warwickshire by .une wickets. London, AuK
    83 words
  • Page 16 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
      59 16 I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT I Laurence Olivier I HAMLET Special PreHH Show (B> invitation ONLY at the Alhambra Theatre) I Tuesday 17 th August at 9.15 p.m. I SPECIAL GALA PREMIERE AT THE CATHAY CINEMA I From Wednesday 18th August FOUR SHOWS DAILY At The CATHAY CINEMA j Advance Uookin^n From
      59 words