Morning Tribune, 19 August 1948

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    4 1 MORNING TRIBUNE 10 CEXTS.
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    10 TERRORISTS WIPED OUT IN GUN BATTLES
    292 1 10 TERRORISTS WIPED OUT IN GUN BATTLES Squatter's Huts Destroyed, j Ammo Stocks, Arms Seized I N Police and Military anti-terrorist actions carried out yesterday m Seremban and Johore Bahru where contact was made with no fewer than 70 insurgents, and gun battles developed, 10 bandits were wiped out. In
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    Bandit Decoys Are Hit On The Head
    285 1 Ml-AR. W, dr,:-.iav. T* ri ,i with the butt of anti- b> SSmtJdtolurehimUitoatrmp. grtlfiS during a slating ,r. out m pam during an attack &Xte. duty at the iaan Altogether about 25 bandits ff Stomp* to trap estate Sards and attack other po.
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    Police Roundup
    292 1 KIALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. An official communique released by the Police this ift* -oon states "it there hare I 6* re^t J,^|J*Btton ii the last 24 "even m Perak 22 Ie Sel S a and ;fv en tn Kedah. wnen they were _tt^i,^ sten gun and six revolvers. One
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    GUN WENT OFF, BOY KILLED
    47 1 GUN WENT OFF, BOY KILLED LAYANG LAY ANG. Wednesday. A young Tamil boy wa? accidentally shot dead m Bukit Badak thii afternoon. The victim, sen of an estate I shopkeeper, was said to have played with the constable's shot gun when it suddenly went off, killing him.
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    23 1 Dr. Oetoyo, local representative of the Indonesian He P ub^>J l^ m^ flan at the celebrations marking the third anniversary of the "wwww^
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    Britain Seeks "Last Bid" Talk With Stalin
    99 1 LONDON \v 1» tSL*« frank r2& L B J2S! ha 3 her special iC 8 h Mosco^ t0 a "last bid" m;- t was believed m usually well week. Hock Pore. •ga Minister Molotov. tail td Wtth Stalin i fo, r produce a
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    Polio Case Recovers
    4 1 Polio Case Recovers On
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    Lightermen Continue Negotiations
    122 1 Lightermen Continue Negotiations Segotiations beticeen the Singapore Lighter Workers' Union and the General Light- j erage and Transport Com- pany regarding a trade rfw- pute are still proceeding. Mr. G. W. Davies. Deputy Commissioner of Labour told the Tribune yesterday that al- though the two parties had been j able
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    FLYING SQUAD IN MINE AREA
    112 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednes- 1 day. On receiving a report on Monday night that 30 terrorists were m the area of Kinta Tin mines m Perak, a military flying squad immediately proceeded to the scene. On arrival they found the area apparently cleared, but they made
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    Troops For Malaya – Official
    151 1 Troops For Malaya Official LONDON, Wed. The Guards Brigade which m expected to leave for Malaya at the end of this month will constat of the Third Grenadier, the Second Coldstream and the Second Scots Guards, it was learned here today. The third battalion of the Grenadier Guards has been
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    TERRORISTS HOLDUP BUS, KILL 1
    115 1 TERRORISTS HOLDUP BUS, KILL 1 KROH, Wednesday: Armed terrorists held-up a public transport bus at Kampong Luas at about 11 o clock this morning. They lilled a passenger, three and also abducted a Chinese girl. A Malay Immigration Officer is reported missing. In the Baling area, information was given to
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    RED CHIEF HELD
    51 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed- nesday. Police supported by troops of the KOYLI following up an air strike on Monday morning m the area about ilO miles north-cast of Teluk Anson and west of the Teluk Anson-Ipoh Road arrested three persons, one of whom was a known Communist leader.
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    A Bond For Bonde, After Night Prank
    379 2 Used Toy Revolver To Scare Trishaw man i In l-iri'linu' OTCI DMUah KIMI, Johi'm. Boode '1? m lhe <nrii ot IBM to of good behnvloui for la moolha f«>r vi offence under the new Arm- Offencei Ordinance Mr. Justice Rrown told Wm at
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    UNION OF MALAY STUDENTS
    268 2 UNION OF MALAY STUDENTS (Tribnm Staff Reporter) A new chanter m Malayan educational history has been Opened by representatives of .seven Malay students bodies, who at the conclusion of a twoday conference at the Technical College Hall m Kuala Lumpur, formaly declared the formation of an "All-Malaya Malay Students Organisation
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    ROTARIANS' ROLE IN WORLD PEACE
    202 2 ROTARIANS' ROLE IN WORLD PEACE Singapore Kota nans were given a discourse on Gl owing old by Di. li R. Sreenivaaan, thc guest speakei at yenterI day's meeting of the Rotary Club. The speakei dwelt at length o.) modes if living conducive to keeping good health and youthfiuness. Mr. John
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    CARDS, LETTERS, REWARDS GIVEN
    86 2 TAPING, Wednesday. The British Adviser. Perak distri- buted cards of commendation to Dr. Tan Cheng Leng, Dr. Lim Sw. c Aim and Mr. J. A. L. Manecksha for help rendered to prisoners of war. Letters of appreciation as wall as monetary rewards wore given to Messrs.
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    RAIL WORKER KILLED IN YARD
    83 2 An Indian railway worker was instantly killed when he was knocked down by a goods truck m the marshalling yard of the Singapore Railway Station yesterday. He had his left leg and right hand completely severed. It apears that the deceased was diverting some trucks
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    PENANG STABBING
    22 2 PENANG. Wednesday. A Chinese pedestrian was stabbed from behind by an unknown assailant at Seek Chuan Lane on Monday night.
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    BLOOD TRANSFUSION TO SAVE MRS. KOSENKINA
    340 2 Mr, oELIPSE A 2F' 17 i- Bl ~>d was today transfused into JSJI k f n XK senkina Russian school-teacher lying critlSffiS Srl n S e Roos 7 e ii hoB V li 1 here after Jumping from a third floor window of the
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    STABBING AFFRAY: VICTIM DIES
    70 2 Thirty-six-year-old Chinese Lim Bern Choon. a barber, was found lying on a iive-fooi way at the junction of Serangoon Road and MacPherson Road at about 3.35 p.m. yesterday. He had been the victim of a stabbing affray m which a pair of scissors is said to
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    RENT COLLECTOR, WAYLAID, ROBBED
    44 2 A Chinese rent collector, with a bag of money m his hands, was waylaid by two compatriots while walking along Hongkong Street yesterday morning. The robbers got away with $200. The victim was Chua Chiang Kian, an employee of a*Chlnese
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    CHARITY SHOW
    63 2 The Kiwi Members' League is holding a Charity Show m aid of the League's club hou^e fund at the Roxy Theatre on Sunday, at 11 a.m. n Half of the proceeds realised from this show will be donaffed to the Anti-T.B. Fund. Tickets at $3. $2 and $1
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    China Buys Planes
    31 2 NEW YORK, Ang 18— The Chinese air force has bought 200 training planes and. 125 aircraft engines from a private American aircraft company, it was announced here. Reuter
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    46 2 An anti-bandit squad is now operating m Province Wellesley, revealed a Penang police monthly survey of crime for July. This squad was started last month, and it also took part m the combined military and police operations m South Kedah jn the early part of July.
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    52 2 IX>NDON, Wednesday.— Mr. Krishna Menon, the High Commissioner for India, and Mr. Habib Rahimtoola, the High Commissioner for Pakistan, tonight attended a reception given here at South Africa House In honour of the South African Olympic team. The guests were received b> Mr. Lief Egeland, the H'.gh Commissioner for South
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    BRITAIN HAS 30 YEARS TO REPAY
    86 2 WASHINGTON. Aug. Britain will b. [hrs :<u T> from the IfTeed -mywnm date to repay thr dollar loan* she is receiving under the Marshall Plan, it u.ts leamj today. France will be |foa th, same terms, sceordtag t.. agreements negotiated her* over the last
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    RICE RATIONING IN CANTON EFFECTIVE
    256 2 CANTON.— Because of the benefit which the rationing of rice m Canton has conferred on the people and because the United States ECA programme is providing more rice from abroad, it has been decided to continue rationing here. This point is made by Mr. w.
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    THE OTHER SHOT
    68 2 MARSEILLES. Ajf- "J Spectators at the t*J men's bicycle race hard,, they thought were tv; I shots as the sent off a row oi co» Pretty rider Marc, bert fell off her f l»"V blood spurting froru wound m her arm. iian In the pistol holding a
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLO WSHIPS
    202 2 QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS AND FELLO W SHIPS The Scholarships and Fellowships Board Mowing all candidates have made the follow nc respect of Queens Scholarships and Felloushin* V™* year 1948 lOr tfc QI'KKXS SCHOLARSHIPS Di Yahya Cohen and Miss Chun Sui Kng. QUEENS FELLOWSHIPS: Mi Kiam: Ai Kirn. DR YAHYA COHEN, age.
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    First Jap Commercial Ship To fall Here After War, In Port
    154 3 9 *w -f Only 'skipper -permilted to j/wk: W» business x fe w days ago. anothei ink also bound Tokio to the Per s an GrtL ed tluough. but Ad not Tl Maru, ■aI»M Wh «rtll Uke boon '^j^re
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    NEW DUTCH PLAN FOR INDONESIA
    39 3 NEW DUTCH PLAN FOR INDONESIA 1 Holland United Slates und m lally I Government iii I United the tiom ady es[ndon< sian ognis- m M Dutch s\ flew ick taf new Dutch ctbinet said eak m the nd Reuter
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    BAIL FORFEITED
    51 3 a bond was I ted s on I Dist I two Chines. Ch< ng Sai, were su v.- tii, uged or lf > wit! h ivii im Ir ssion. The woman was to haw .bsconded. prosecutor, Mr E I urged the Disuict Judg. a serious rii w I
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    From The Courts
    137 3 From The C ourts rheri seems to be a g.vat cocking m the ny i ht&i day.-. F_\J cases, involving tltt purchase of dockings alleg. 3 .v Itaown to be stoien prupc came up for trial at ti«i >-c< c A p lice Court yesttrJay. In Car.': ea.e all live
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    "CORRIDOR OF MIRRORS"-UNUSUAL SCREEN FARE
    169 3 "CORRIDOR OF MIRRORS"UNUSUAL SCREEN FARE FILM REVIEW 2 M which comes to the Pavilion Ported by a hruir f aiui unu;ual screen enteitainment. supnt r n rV l>t a ul s against the magnificent t iianan Renaissance with its period settings BuS I;' I PWXluCtioll, V i: r thl^im, F.ims
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    BENCH CRITICISES PRESS REPORT
    155 3 JERrSALKNi. ».«>inesday dagtairate Moshe Goldberg odav hit out at 'it responsible ;ni»i inaccurate" reporting m the Hebrew press '-1 yes da ji hearing of espionage charges fat ia. two Britons. Frederick S.'lwvtci and Wiliiam mi'a xlns. When the tnal was resurud today the magistrate from the
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    CABARET INCIDENT
    32 3 k Messrs. Pen;. Hock Shaw Ltd. write to say that the recent shooting Incident m a cabaret was not m the NewWorld Cab-rr< t or the Great World Cahar t.
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    Secret Society s Cryptic Phrases Revealed In Court
    372 3 an m SirviDore could call upon his A seciet society man m a n i P° d fur s*s_Sar rATSrt 'i^w- or carry 'eggs" *Wg!V»i -t These ciyptic ten:, .u-es are llleged to mean that a member t could call upon his
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    Bill For Shop Holidays
    185 3 At the next meeung Ol tiv j Legislative Council' Mr. C C Tan, Senior Member t*n Municipal South-West. md leader of the Piogressive Pai•y. will move A Bill m resp a oi shop assistants' holiday.-. Notice to this effect l given by Mr. John Laycock second
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    TODAY'S TALK
    29 3 A talk on "Public KducaUon Association" w.ll be g,iven >> Professor Silcoek. of Baftk. 'College, at todays meeting oi the East West Society at tne V.M.C.A. Orchard Road
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    THE EGG AND BRITONS
    68 3 THE EGG AND BRITONS Copenhagen, Wedm *d»y. An egg is <m egg. Danith hens lay larye egg: Brit,sii mt ion ny authorities want tn import small egg* then go further. fhe nvernqe. xceiyht of ttixteen "to* le i.ooo grama. British authorities **fftiir small egg* 20 per J£ooo. Tht inst is
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    ST. J.A.B. BRANCH TO BE REFORMED
    127 3 A decision to take steps to cform the Singapore branch d the St. John AijWMa Jrigade was arrived at m th. ou.se of a meeting held yester- at the Municipal Bu.ldin, ,f'2l members of the St. JOM Ambulance Aagcx aation. Dr W. E. Hutchinson
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      30 3 RAVI L I OM Special Next S,A TWO SHOWS 10 M.m. and 11.30 a.m. Another New Prosramme'of Coloured Cartoons. Specially Chosen For Children^ jj! Keserved Seats Tpstuirs Inreserved Seats Downstairs
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    Council Sanctions $335,532 To Meet Rehabilitation Costs
    163 4 la .xpenduut. oi $335.5:2 was sanctioned by rhe Legislative Council onder Pabttc WortH BrtraofdiW king I total oj $2,017,249 for supple menta: y prOfl Wi undo, this h< ad Op to July 9. this yrai lhe amount provided m tl« 1948 Estimates tor
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    "LITTLE BIKINI"
    73 4 MELBOURNE. Aug 18. P aas are be-ing made to cxp <xb a dump ol 3.000 tons ol J*iyal Air Force bombs In a "Utile Bikini" experiment at. Jiapr. New Guinea, next year. Th». experiment is alme*dj «-.t providing information about the earth's crust by measuring the effect of
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    HAD £420, STOLE 8d
    124 4 LONDON. Wednesday. Gerard Truman Magill M^cB.yan. 48. political adviser, oi Welbec* Street. W.. was stated at Bow Street to have had £420 m his possession when he stole a p?ach valued at Bd. at Victoria Station. He bound Oftr for a year for the theft and
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    EMPIRE TRADE CONFERENCE
    99 4 SYDNEY. Wednesday.—Australia will have strong repre sentation a t the triennial conference oi the Federation of the Chambers of Commerce cf the British Empire, which is to begin at Johannesburg. South Africa, on Sept. 20. Australian members includ* Messrs W. B. Darker. Queensland. A Sparks. Sydney. and
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    N.Y. STOCKS CLOSE FIRM
    94 4 NEW YORK. Wednesday Most Issues succeeded In holding around th e days best although buying enthusiasm waned at times Gains up to $l piedominated while a very smal! number of shares— including Atchison and United Fruit showed advance up to $2. Brokers are of th e
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    RUBBERS' SHARP RECOVERY
    64 4 The tubber price yesterday rose more than two cents over Tuesday's closing levels. The market was very firm all day and, with few sellers business was done up to 46-1/8 cts. for No. 1 Sept. Closing prices were wo. 1 R.S.S. Sept. 46 46 i; No. 2
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    S'PORE COLD STORAGE TO INCREASE CAPITAL
    580 4 I The board of directors of the Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd.. is inviting all shareholders whose names appear on thc I company's register at the close I of business on Aug. 14, to apj ply for 574,219 shares of $2 each. A circular
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    139 4 Business was done m Siak sagoflour yesterday at the previous day's quotation of $16. Lingga flour remained unchanged. Copra tended to be an easiei market. The following were yesterday's quotations: RICE No. 1 $54 Othei qualities $43-^452 GLUTINOUS RICE: $40--$46. SUGAR: Best quality white' $46. Medium quality
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    SAVINGS IN P. 0. BANKS SHOW BIG INCREASE
    266 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) cIM j The Straits Settlements Savings Bank deposit^ at i of 1946 showed an increase of 60 per cent, ovr the w*» jn 1940. while business transactions for the period snoweo crease of 44 per cent. Thc amount due
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      434 4 !|ON YOOR RADIO TODAY I n I BLUE NETWORK RED MALAY ENGLISH CHINESE INDIAN PROGRAMMES PROGRAMMES From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radi- j From 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radiated on 483 metres m the mcdi- ated on 225 metres m tlie medium wave band and 7200 kc/sec. «m
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    around The Town
    997 5  -  VERA ARDMORE \yv-**"- WITH Chud M** „-yC v** W *_~*Z (V*t.r.\ kte tor ID* ai d iti N OwdL > *J*«J ,-our. ffclL M l 5 a \T I 'IV tu.-- l v. latlon ICeDt io Q must bewj* ss curing np*tf«> T mi and bB |eblue.whlt
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE THURSDAY,AUG, 19,1948.
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      Choose Your Weapons!
      196 6 COMMUNISM, uke the "mail who cum:* to dinfier" tn the famous I -iay of that name, is des- 1 lined to by' with us tor a long time. In fact Sir Franklin Gimson said aa much at the recent meet j ing of the Singapore Legislative Council
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      How To Woo
      80 6 IT is reported that re-j presentatives of Britain, Fiance, Holland and America m Aust raha i boycotted a reception' given by the Indonesian representative to celeberate the third anni-' versary of the founding of* the Indonesian Re public. Conspicuous by, the-absence of the representatives of the Western
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    The World Is Beroming Overerowded
    1214 6  - The World Is Beroming Overerowded PEDAGOGUE B i aa/HKN the proud vv father UUa you that he l.s hi With a son and calla for drinks all round, you and I will not h sitafc to congratulate him, When he puffs out hi.s chest and inform* us that hr ia
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    TRAINING DOGS FOR WAR
    259 6 A number of dogs at the picturesque home m Woking of Lieutenent Colonel E. H. Richardson, 85-year-old trainer of dogs for mili tary and police purposes, mourn the loss of a beloved master. His recent death removes a pioneer m the use of dogs for warfare.
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      52 6 SINGAPORE PBNANG BANGKOK SIN< ILI FARE >>' i i I i RN PARI \i;..<> ."Kit XIX" M M DUCK T TDNNK iION Al' I ENANfI FROH r PO.i AND KUALA LUMP! R EVERY i U ND A 1 MA LA 1 l I* AIR W A S L I M
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    THEY TRIED TO SMUGGLE DIAMONDS
    13 7 THEY TRIED TO SMUGGLE DIAMONDS Fiiipin* il thi Bangkok f° ewel- ON mrt.
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    TEMPORARY RESPITE
    92 7 18 Th it by I posy th. m a o.apaoie: I Tow.;, gas wat< 'l tiam ted n ducUon i yto SO percent In rates on part while the Municipal Government agreed to the utilities ■it for setting up a public committee to audit accounts determine the disparity
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    RESTORATION OF CABLE LINKS
    47 7 LONDON, Aug. 17. P, X Musca -Kara- linking pak sat m nil] tv rtant fc :v whiel Loadi n t morrow toi v which ha, bj Cabl< „c J "Limited trom t h 11 al* Hon* nmpany'i I -y o'i n b Reuter
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    France Can't Deny Her 'Pledged Word'
    120 7 France Can't Deny Her 'Pledged Word' I I SAIGON. Aug. IT Conn lence that the French Nation? nembly will ratify the Bay »f Along agreement with tht indochinese state of Vietnam .ion it is debated this week as expressed today by Di. 'an Hoach. Ministe v of Stat* m the
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    "TYPHOON ROSE" GAVE H.K. A MISS—CANTON UNLUCKY
    200 7 "TYPHOON ROSE" GAVE H.K. A MISS CANTON UNLUCKY CANTON 18: Tvnarrowly X* Gently. v »nthe East River ;u0 V U X sinking ftiiT2j y i. fWß thls city. %t report ,orta::^'i'n V Riv' V^' U VCI 0* Cv r 10 |4t *I havin risen tt A Tu^k%n the and that
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    BURMA APPREHENSION OVER RED-INSPIRED TERRORISM
    465 7 BURMA APPREHENSION OVER RED -INSPIRED TERRORISM ni lAIMKW MAYS MUHi I Alt AMI XI-AH 0l M j Hv I L I^'vvo' I UMted Praqa Oorrespoodcat) r _n_roon' Aug. 17. The cvi rent disturbances m Burma latest of a long sei ies of outbreak which marked the nonths of Burma's exi<te
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    Chinese Govt. Acts Against Agitators
    148 7 NANKING. Aug. 18. The Executive Yuan m a cucutai I M-der to all local Government^ canned labour and student It also banned other demon .trations and instructed al' hose caught inciting walk-out^ md disturbances to be ptose :utcd m a special criminal tn Tlie circular
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    CHEAP SALE
    49 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. n "hina was the principal buyer -»f surplus American war ma eiial whose ?<. c was announe- >d by the State Dcpartmen I today. j She bought $6,912,130 wort* of miscellaneous cartridges shot shells, canisters, fuses, pr. > mers. mines, and grenades foi *374 f 350.-
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    Ammo Blast: 17-Year-01d Youth Held
    147 7 Ammo Blast: 17-Year-01d Youth Held SHANGHAI. Aug. 18: Follow! g tv ammunition dum i sxjlosion at Tazang yesterda> "he toll of which is now raise' to five soldiers killed and tw< critically wounded. tt*e ffli nso v. -ces were reported today t have arrested a oath on suspicion of ploUi'.
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    TRUMAN ACCUSED
    104 7 WASHINGTON. Aug. 1< Representative J. Parnell accused Truman of h ding evidence of Soviet espionage apd said that a hithefto unexposed conspiiacy has been discovered wheh betrayed "some of. oui rmst vital information" to, Russia fhe New Jersey Republican promised the full story of the n^w Red network
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    Tax For Bachelors
    80 7 Bangkok, Aug. 17.—Pr0- f :i ter on unviarned persons, a bachelor mevibe, of Vie Siamese. Parlidmcn' I •j,*d th,e "bachelors -.pend heir money too carelessly .:>d spinsters become- too iv;ir\cious with th c i r .loney*' Under 'cs plan, thi price )f sim/\ blessedness would „c ten
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    31 7 \V Aug." 17.— ''he United States Government 'ill ra' e no objection* to Britain attempting to increase her p-e >nt "i'n"fo suppnea from Bter»ine area.", it wa*. learned authoritatively hew .'today
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      46 7 SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10, BATTERY ROAD. Have m Stock:— A New Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Fr«ok* j also m**r*L» A Lovely Selection of gwM« Go*™ at Redneed Prices. a! v Ladies «wn material j j I Phone n^e to os^er, I r m^ mm^^' m I
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    Ausstes Prefer British Films
    115 8 Ausstes Prefer British Films I Sydney. AB* h M th;in ii;iij tii-- Bdull plcturefoera m Australia preteni British pje* tm. t«» American, according |0 ;t recent Gallup survey conducted hv Australian Public Opinion r<»ils Picturc^oers were asked "Speaking generally do you prefei British or American pictures?" Fifty one per cent
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    JAPS MOURN BABE RUTH
    74 8 TOKIO. Tuesday. Tht death of HaU Ruth nfti r a limit nny illness l»« \'t \i Y<>rk. MM I 'by million* of 'apnvesc Th* -Home R un IBM bt American to t.'o generations m thi; .ountrv. The old* r <>( iteration ncilUd thi tr collcoc days
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    RICE RETAILERS
    30 8 MR. CHENG HSIN-YI, Chines, address at the dinner party hi Id >, JJ em Hotel last \oeek. On thi left vcfS On the riyht is MR. NBO 5/_?'|T Hoj£\
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    59 8 Photograpa I A Thi guests at this tabh A s. m ifuiti adept handling chopsticks l.< tt to right If j roa Wah Meng, Mr. R. (m m. M iss Bin > Mrs. M. ic Bber, Mr. M, a Eber, Mr. d it C. Lilln ni]). Mr U A. llntton,
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    Repair Work In Kwangtung
    102 8 CANTON. Aug. 18 The Flood Relief Commission here is reported to have granted over CN$lO.OOO million for the repair of flood-damaged dykes and dams m several Kwangtung districts. It appears, however. that the application for the sum now granted was made some time ago and that
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    LIAISON OFFICER SHOT DEAD: U.S. ENVOY ESCAPES
    277 8 I Jerusalem. Tuesday. An Israeli liaison officer was shot I I fatally and the United States I Consul General John Macdonald narrowly escaped death as two I hours of mortar and gunfire shook Jerusalem for the second consecutive day. The [araeH was accompany-
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    PAKISTAN MINISTER PRAISES BRITAIN
    79 8 KARACHI. Aug. 17. Sir Mohammed 7. xfrullah Khan Pakistan Foreign Minister, adriressing a meeting to celebrate the third anniversary of Indonesia's independence loday, described the transfer of power by Great Britain to the people of thc Indian sub-continent as ''a great act of courage.* "However one
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    HK LAWN BOWLERS FOR S'HAI
    115 8 HK LAWN BOWLERS FOR S'HAI SHANGHAI. Aug. 18:— The Lawn Bowls Association has arranged a heavy programme for the Hongkong inter-port lawn bowls team expected here about Sept. 7. The visitors will play 11 straight matches. beginning Sept. 10. when they will meet the International Sporting Club Their other engagements
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    40 8 BANGKOK, au?. Constituent A*«fJ with writing »|gfl for Siam hM v*JJ the kingdom Tha.ia decision came ah" debate on the «W reached by an im The change wijlj official, however, m 1 ft I !>,t \\m Qui A ,tm
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      172 8 I mm **\m* mm wmm. Those rheumatic paint, m the Shoulders, knee jointt. handt and feet. usually tell of some form of kidney trouble. The kidneys should regularly remove poisonous waste material from 'the t.ody end pass it out through the Madder. If the kidneys get out of order,, through
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    RICE SERVED
    51 9 ent t^ is fomndmg is* z tmsng i Noi l r* it wm firsi ttarted m iertmgi > *JJ" m tad xchoh Th' ill M h „.i th' momit < Umajt- h -th i nm at thi Southern fi ,>: >' h SO WH I tervedl j during
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    SIAM'S MUSLIMS WILL RESIST MALAYAN REDS
    231 9 DWARF STARS CAMBRIDGE. Massachusetts Aup 1" Harvard Observatory announced identification of n,ne new White dwarf stars by I a 60-inch reflector of Cordoba observatory m Argentina. This brings to a total of 100 the number of famt fastmoving stars that h<ive been reiognised as
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    25 9 W Pa> hats of !hP We Vil U* pro- As,, i b land" Nutand Ir*. Sir. „c. m t&*9 Mi!** X*. r Sl and
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    CONCRETE CROSSES FOR WAR GRAVES
    102 9 BANGKOK. Aug. .8 P forced concrete croesee soon mark the graves P-*--i tish military p^rsonn^i r > died m Siam during thc war The British Military Atteehe 1 1 m Bangkok has called for tenI ders for the supply and erecI I tion of 8.400
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    American Films Harm National Prestige
    84 9 American Films Harm National Prestige delegate! to the s« r% Econ( mic and iftonted l^ Holly- /"^'i the nat.onal iwSttVfc R 8 countries civilization." Venezuelan nid- I which is a venerated name hi i Latin America." He told the Committee con- sjdering the United Nations Convention on Freedom of the
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    INVITED TO JOIN RED CROSS
    45 9 STOCKHOLM. Tuesday. Pakistan will br invited to join the International Red Cross Organization, thf Executive Committee decided tod^iv during Preparatory meetings of the Red Cross Conference. The Committee also recommended to the League closer cooperation with tho United Nations.- U.P.
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    32 9 TORPOINT, Cornwall. Aug. 17 Cigarettes and tobacco concealed m i bucket of washing today led to three Indians wing fined a total of £63 for fraudulently attempting to evade customs duty.— Reuter
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    U.S. JETS IN SCOTLAND
    73 9 Scotland. Aug. 17. Sixteen FSO American jet fighters landed here tonight on the first leg of their return to the United States. I Photograph*. hit to right: Messrs. Tm Tack Teck, Ko Nifian Teck. No Kwan Seng. Tan Puxn Guan. X 9. Aik Poh. Kg Peck
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    West Germany Plans Go On
    68 10 LONDOIf, Tueschv 'p. Western Powera, after more th<n tw> w«( l. (\i ct n tlattona with the Kreml'n pm* eeeded with their plana tor thr crentka of a Weateni Ger* man atatc A.s t.nir dngl on without any otlic.al word about th' Kremlin talka, the
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    PILOT SHOT IN MID-AIR RESCUES ASSAILANT
    114 10 OSLO, Aug. 17 The pilot I of a Nonccgiun thutertd j plane was atinvkeu «m 4 shut hy hi* pnxfitngtr m mid-air toiing. The pilot, though wundtit m thi 1 mck, mf**ly landed thr. aircraft, a senr.lanc, on the sea near Sortm. and also
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    FOOD SITUATION IN MUKDEN
    33 10 SHANGHAI. Aug. 18. J* iood situation m Mu&den, th- scm!-isolated Nationalist stronghold m Manchuria. steadily improving wh-i to* arrival of supplies from th' Uniad Slatei Economic Cooperation Admtnistrat.on. Reuter
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    51 10 .•ti 9 I It con| tive today |J (J to -Cvi dau mv which 'i *11 ovei th.' Phili; Alarming *m tment of aj s itural R nam :'-T. to i UN lines wit j !2. El j nnai .aUe Dan mj ..eat, />oint. tlttt] li l t'oode .ountiy
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    70 11 I ng. li 1 More thai ■atraUan cars m be on sail bj jtahHolden's Ltd. lv that the ftrsl ter sedans, will ht ily m September. :e of tne new ca: 0 be about EAMO 1 report issuer the car traveller at 55 mph. and a; ■t* come; ''il
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    CHINESE PROTEST AGAINST IMMIGRATION BAN
    111 11 m AC inese report from Nanking S -n Iflßli ry has protested to the Austra- ..in vi »U€fi extension of Austra'.nation to New Guinea which is pnsentU oteal fl,td unt by Chin-- Lustrabaxi I v which ieai] i- 1 Ny, MMiOUSI) a:.'tke comB Chinese resi-
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    ENVOY PRESENTS CREDENTIALS
    33 11 MANILA. Aug IP. Tho Netherlands Minister to tii Philippine A. J. D. Steeiutm roumibt presented his ere-. jentiaLs to President Quirino ii Malacanan m a ceremony late °n Tutsday. U.P.
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    US Defence Chief Hurries To White House
    106 11 Ogdensbiirg. Sue York Aug. 17. United States Defence Secretary t JametV. Forrestal today was called back to Wash,ngt(,n for an "important conference at the Wh,t. Houm," He wis ilm tn spi uk al ceremonies here conunt initiating the 1940 joint defence agreement betwei
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    Ceylon To Become Emigrants' Transit Point
    187 11 Ceylon To Become Emigrants' Transit Point \!>:. I Aug.. 17 Th'^ Government may shortiked foi their co-opera- letting up. presumably In th' n< Ighbourhood of Colom- .amp for cmiBritain to Aus- i i s wggeeted to fly 40.000 Brit HI I year from England ir: nient point m Asia from
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    TRIANGULAR RACE FOR SCULLERS
    65 11 BYDNES, Wednesday.- A tn- angular race for the professional sculling championship of the work! is being arranged m Byd- nev. Contestants will be Evans Paddon (Australian champion Mix Fisher I New South Wales champion) and George Cook. Former scullers m Bill Paddon. George Towns and Qua
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    26 11 Washington, Aug. 17. Chairman Thomas promised the Un-American Activities njtee to reveal m a future tag "operatteoa of stll espionage ring which I our more vita
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    Germany, Japan To Re-Enter Trade Agreement
    178 11 Germany, Japan To Re -Enter Trade Agreement GENEVA. Aug. 17 -Dele- ;ate? of 22 nations, who last efcl signed the Geneva Trade j Vgreement lowering mutual j .rade barriers, agreed to con- j I ider admitting Germany and ar-ati to the agreement. It was understood that the j j United
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    SOVIET NEWSMEN "INVESTOGATE" AN EXPLOSION
    181 11 SOVIET NEWSMEN "INVESTOGATE" AN EXPLOSION »ne env f T tht> F ™ch > of Ludwigsfiatfen. Pr ench ht lnvitation of 'the '■>Ploy; )r h ,n^t.g a ted the! th, M f ortmght ago at I l,^^ om 'cal Plant, j na,i st 3 iv German jourf v 7 weiv Galkin^lLjS!
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    THE 1956 OLYMPICS
    150 11 I SYDNEY, tug is v m.' bourne rticeeedtd m atagtng the Olympic Games _n 19%, professionalism would I os< the strong *np it n< -w had on athletics n Austra. ia. the president of the Amateur Atn!. tic ''nion of Austral a flf r. H R VN't-it
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    33 11 Frar.kfuit. Tuesday. Adolf Hitler and his fiance Eva BraUß will be tried m absentia' before i Mmiich denazification court dminu September to dUpoee of the couple's property, it was dis- Closed today. U.P.
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    Heavy Fighting In Holy City
    149 12 London, Aug. IT. Reports ot h avy fighting m Jerusalem, v. ith the Arabs claimin g that several hundred Jews tell m an unsuccessful 10-hour assault on the Deir Abutor area were followed late nigh by indications of tightening Arab security measures. An official Amman.
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    BURMA REBELS CAPTURE POLICE CHIEF
    164 12 BURMA REBELS CA PTURE POLICE CHIEF RANGOON. Aug. II -Government forces ...dav occupied Taikkyi and Kyunchaung and idvanc^d along the highway from Rangoon to £2? after skirmishing with insurgent forces. At the same time, insurgents captured the Rangoon Super^ intendent ot POllee m a bold attack on a u-oup of
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    SALT MARSHES TURNED INTO PADDY FIELDS
    120 12 COLOMBO. Aug. 17.— A long j stretch of Pokkali paddy, grow- 1 ing luxuriantly, has altered the landscape at Muturajawela, had heen a salt marsh abandoned for centuries as unfit for any form of cultivation. Pokkali is a special variety of paddy on which
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    KING'S GUEST
    58 12 LONDON. Tuesday. Twenty two-year old the Marquis of i Blandford the most often mentioned Englishman linked romantically with Prince.^ Margaret was en route to Balmoral j Castle, Scotland, today as the guest of the King and Queen. It was presumed that Lord Blanford would remain at Balyprioral for
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    KEEP OFF STREETS
    77 12 KEEP OFF STREETS RANGOON. A ig. IL Communist agents oireulated pamphlets lie.» today warning people Keel- off the streets torn af rou *idch was described c* the ••««irgents' "D Day." The government taade no comment en the |4Uiiohlets whioh have not *>een v aken seriously by the general public. The
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    Puzzle Over Indonesia Aircraft
    121 12 Puzzle Over Indonesia Aircraft MANILA. Aug. nJ donesian am aft, a twin ed C-47, i now pvaH nautical i In the first place its i landed at Manila's Inti il Airport without a p announcement of ita m the aeoood place owny the plane still li the sul litigation. Foi
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    31 12 Redwood City Ci I Aug. IT. San Mate« authorities today cai 1,000 middle •ag I guinea pig*" to volujl one year m a federal! turvey aimed t tmptoi nations diet. U.P.
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    296 13 Municipal < 5; c 1928 111 00 113.00 1948 100.00 101.00 Bpor, f 1939 106.00 107.00 111.00 113.00 J J W35 97.75 98.75 J W37 98. 25 99.25 2 LOANS 3 s s I 16 16 6 S. Malayan g J S&EJ 2.65 ITIH rakuapa V'aJTalam 3.15
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      51 13 E. Sang 44 lE. Humble Sheen Choysang-Tcrnatc 40/1 Fionia 38/9 Vcsteroy 35/6 Glenroy 33/4 Chupra 31/2 Benvrackie 17/18 Gorgon 19/20 Glam Battista 23/4 Senai 25/6 Prea. Fillmore 27/8 F. A. SUcox 29/30 Tranquebar 15/16 Rhexenor 13/14 Annenkcrk 10A1 Shlrala 8/9 Alclnous 6/7 Roepat 4/5 Mentakab 3 I Devonshire
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      MONETARY PROVISION
      38 13 The Singapore Finance Committee have made provision for $106,858 to meet the discount on Treasury Bills. These Treasury Bills were issued m 1947 under the Local Treasury Bills Ordinance to j meet the Government's cash requirements.
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      GOVERNMENT LOAN HELPS MINE REHABILITATION
      301 13 HONG FATT (Sungei Best) LTD. The balance sheet of Hong Fatt (Sungei Besi) Ltd. for last year showed a sum of $222,889 appearing to the credit of the profit and loss account largely represented by interest on investments, including arrears for the war period. This
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      SHARE REPORT
      19 13 There was a better feeling m the share market yesterday but business continued on a small scale.
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      N.E.I. To Supply Part Of Malaya's Margarine Quota
      150 13 N.E.I. To Supply Part Of Malaya' s Margarine Quota (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Netherlands Indies will 1 supply 920 tons of the whole quota of 1.480 tons margarine i to be allocated to Malaya for this year. The remaining 560 tens, out of the total allocation of 1.480 tons, will
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    FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT YESTERDAY IPOH RACES
    1677 14 FAVOURITES OBLIGE AT YESTERDAY IPOH RACES Loku Lady, Cimstity Finish Together (I rom All:in Lewis) IWMI, Wc«lnestla>— Most of the f:»\ourites obliged ;.i today's mas, the naeoad ny of w Perak Tort Club's August Meetiftg. i'l i w*-~ dead heat face *ix. Lobau Lady and CnMUt> bins together la i
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    51 14 fatal Tool $165,^1 I>» I'ri/e V>- v 4839". >>ad Priie #7420; st liters: Nok. 1 76^5 1&7661, *****1. *****3. *****3, *****8. *****0. *****8, MS4S2. '(insolations: Nas. *****0. *****8, *****:, *****5. >:>7770, 19*.' 199, *****3, *****7, *****9, 1040?"!. First: 14 tickets at $3*3 each. Setoml: li tickets at ,<\*l
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    Australia Wins Final Test By Innings
    406 15 WALL EQUAL TO T GREATS-YARDLEY I OA |W«SSraa^--ES5SSss»a« \t tho L tlBl r,' r 0V 1 I I* jj on hi li.: st Ausua J] con ■nett i < tor, v I witn a i via turned inti unovly it m tlu imrl i
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    101 15 th<i nv* 0,, ?y n 5 WM represent the chin Woo Athletic Associat,on and the Chinese Spores Association m table tennis enZT JS*" th s i a WO" Sent, T T enn Association £SL^ ter SL ub ChampionGi&t V h v Chun g k *S Hall. Say
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    S.J.I. TABLE TENNIS
    40 15 th 1h «";»owi ng will 0 Ro Z a.,* cc Arthn r **2 i j P oh i cu .rr s n^th We-, v f Scully, KenTan n u^. Eng Chye. Almeida 0 n and J immy
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    103 15 England lst Innings 52 Australia lst Innings-389 England 2nd Innings. Hutton c Tallon b Miller 64 Dewes b Lindwall If Edrich b Lindwall 28 Compton c Lindwall b Johnston 3b Crapp b Miller 9 Yardley c Miller b Johnston I Watkins c Hassett b Ring 2 Evans b Lindwall
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    S.A.O.B.A. CRICKET
    45 15 The following will represent 5.A.0.8. °at cricket at 2,00 p.m. on Sat. against the Police at Thomson Road ground: A Armstrong. S. Hope. J Ross. A. Wilson. S. Feriera. N Lange, M. Brett. A. Hill. D. Keyt. B. Ross. J. Duclos, A. Joseph.
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    30 15 PRAGUE, Wednesday A j strong American athletics team, Including a number of their Olympic representatives, had a very successful day at the In- j ternational meeting which be- > gan here.
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    GOALKEEPER BEATS HIMSELF
    125 15 A faulty kick by the Postals' °:oal-keeper. who instead of shooting the ball outward deflected it backward into his I goal, cost the Postal and Telecoms a point m their game (against the S.C.S.A. yesterday. The teams met m a Div. 3 league match at the C.V.M.A
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    CA. BEATEN BY SELETAR AIRMEN IN REPLAY
    329 15 R.A.F. (Seletar) m Chinese Athletes 0 A solitary goal scored m the second session decided the issue m Javonr of the Seletar Airmey m the First Division, (second round) League game ngainst the Chinese Athletes at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Taking the initiative
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    ALLAN LEWIS PICKS 'EM
    63 15 Allan Lt ins. „ur raemr/ correspondent and tipst- had a success Jul da if at Ipoh yesterday, tipp.mt four straight winners m Am/ale, Xew Verse, Badger and Kaiserine, two indufrt uinners fPam Green and Desert King) und nine places 'Beau Geste, Sir Keith, Power Chief, M
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    23 15 BRT'SSELS. Wednesday The Indian Olympic hockey team is to play a Belgian national side at the Royal Leopold Club here on Sunday. Reuter
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    RECORDS EXPECTED TO BE BROKEN AT TEAM CSHIP MEET
    249 15 Some records are expected to go by the board on Saturday at the R.A.F. Maintenance Base, Seletar.— venue of the Singapore representative Team Championships. Strong teams representing the three Services have entered, and With the cream of civilians athletes also m
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    GROUP R.E. WIN
    29 15 Dominating play throughout. Base Group R.E. scored a 7 l victory over the 19th A.F. Signals In a Div. 2 League game at Geylang Stadium yesterday.
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    216 16 CYCLING CARNIVAL TO BEHELD NEXT MONTH A (•>(. nival v..i ■> tiiy nex .■;th• I DM Pta« and d i !tl > md evei v r 731 I l j.ii ej Schoolb ifi I i i R |4ile Massed Stan B cl I> .kj Ra Place I i fcang •it
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    94 16 I y wedm idai i Ara o.v |n tl 1■•" P° Ucf tin- i. B**d sl a.. .i ikm to ifl Aviv united Nations ipomwnan ild Here todaj Hie convoy j ss halted but no one wm :iuu and th rehieks latei sonUnued theii jonrnejr.
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    GAS MASKS TO FIGHT FLAMES
    98 16 Relief apparatus m the form 'of gas masks were rushed to the Base Ammunition Depot. Kranji. yesterday morning j when sheds storing phosphorous smokebombs caught fire. Three engines of the Army Fire Service fought the flame and it was put out m half an hour's
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    Kashmiri Muslims Back India's H'bad Policy
    118 16 SRINAOAR, Wednesday: The Muslims of Jammu and Kashmir State are solidly behind the policy pursued by the Government of India m regard to the States generally, and Hyderabad particularly, Bays a press note issued by the Kashmir Government. Having ourselves suffered at the hands
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    13 16 Children revel at the cele bration of the anniversary of Indones ion Inaepeni*
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    28 16 BANGKOK, Wednesday. Siam will export 12,000 tors 1 of nee to China this montn under th<* United States Foreign Assistance prograrnmo, it was officially announced i acre. Reuter
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    He Lost Tooth After Allege Demand for Protection Mon
    276 16 He Lost Tooth After Allege Demand for Protecti on Mon I 60-year-old Teochew. Ng Chiang Lee. proprietor of a Chinese eating house, lost on c of his teeth as the result of an alleged assault by Lim Ah Chang, when he refused to give the sum of $30. alleged to
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    YESTERDAY'S ACCIDENT
    106 16 THE TRAFFIC Police looking for a motorist who was involved m an accident yesterday afternoon at Geylang m which an Indian was knocked down while mounting a bicycle. The police stated the motorist did not report the case but drove off after the accident. The Indian was admitted
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    SAINT STILL ALIVE
    108 16 VERONA, Aug. 17. Alfonsina Ghtni, 28-year-old Italian village "saint", who predicted her own death after midnight of the Feast of the Assumption (las* Sunday), is alive attd well. After a period of apparent "agony," she was tod-y sitting up m bed talking to relatives and doctors m
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    23 16 SAIGON, Wednesday. Twelve passengers were killed when the Saie.on-Ph*»"v 1 train was mined between Bern- hon and Trangbom, Indocn:r.a, I laat night. Reuter
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    JAIL SENTE SET ASID
    69 16 Pointing out ton proper case for appellant as a m the Acting Chin' Justice Oordon-sw Appeal C bound ir VJ /•_rmf* r <_ v P P iYunuS; totwyl n *c SffWftS jof $50 to be I for six JK*** Abdul! h st^ce against a stlu m
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