Morning Tribune, 25 August 1948

Microfilm: NL2346
Total Pages: 16
1 16 Morning Tribune
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    7 1 MORNING TRIBUNE P^^^^ l rF.V7V?. I !«0
    7 words
  • Article
    AMERICAN AGREES TO SHIP ARMS TO MALAYA
    145 1 AMERICAN AGREES TO SHIP ARMS TO MALAYA AMERICA has agreed to authorise arms shipments to Malaya to help crush the Communists. The arms, including automatics, will be sent to American estate owners, and, it is understood, they nill also be shipped to Malayan authorities. In this connection, a diplo- matic
    145 words
  • Article
    Quit Australia' Seamen's Wives Arrive
    176 1 Quit Australia' Seamen's Wives Arrive be first t*o J itaStbii «*J r children Ka* r. MdAkmat i months D(i Mr an. M ll;r Itecc hnrnt v I Rai en six-r.; M on i- depocta vtvei ssior. to a Bbands bj fi| tinj p rryiftf Is. Tbej Aus ha on Uttir
    176 words
  • Article
    TERRORISTS HVE SET-BACK
    255 1 TERRORISTS HVE SET-BACK nUS 1 MALAYA'S n GHTi\(i FRONT Si Kr. fs sssr Only one arrest was made m the past 24 hours. PERAK:— There have been eight arrests m the last 24 hours. IPOH: On Monday morntng, when three armed Chinese entered the L-ong Sin Nam Mine Kongsi, at
    255 words
  • Article
    GOODWILL VISIT
    30 1 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. The Coinmander-in-Chief of the United States naval forces m theEEats t Atlantic and Mediterranean, Admiral Conolly On a three day arrived here goodwill visit. G.I.I.S.
    G.I.I.S.  -  30 words
  • Article
    New Stamps For S'pore On Sept. 1
    101 1 New Singapore stamps^ will be cm nalp at all Singapore Post Offices from September i m the following; denominations. I cent, 2 cents, 3 cenfs, 4 cents, 6 cents, 10 cents. The 8.M.A., overprinted stamps of these values will cease to be sold
    101 words
  • Article
    ADRIFT IN SINKING SAMPAN, SAVED BY JAP OIL TANKER
    225 1 ANNAMITES' 12-DAY ORDEAL m Singapore. The five Annamites. left Tra Vinh, Cochin China, on August 8 m a motor sampan to catch fish. They met with bad weather and went off their course Then they ran out of fuel and later,
    225 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Death Drama On The Stairs
    325 1 DIRECTOR SHOT DEAD NEAR HIS OFFICE ICr J N Becker. 47 year- old former British Intelligence officer and director of Watts Co.. Ltd.. merchant^ died a bullet wound after a struggle with a Chmese, behevea to be amok, two floors up from his office in
    325 words
  • Article
    GAEKWAR TO KEEP THRONE
    60 1 NEW DELHI, Tuesday.— The Maharajah of Baroda will keep his throne and probably continue horse activities through an agreement reached witn Baroda legislators, reliable sources said today. The Gaekwar promised to repay $10,000,000, which he had allegedly misappropriated from state funds, the sources said. In return,
    U.P.  -  60 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      35 1 >^5^W You'U all agree that fyW LYSTAV is a wonderful new mateJ^SgS^H^ rial. It tailors like linen, is supple as silk, and crease WmT^y^ffl resistant as wool. See it tf IS. 5214,5^15 ftAff US a
      35 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    'Theatre Rent Jumped $16,000, Says Assessor
    291 2 Mr. J. G. Aspinall. the Municipal I the two witnesses to give evidence at U. Z\ *c M at the Rent Conciliation Board yertentav of r '**l by the Malayan Theatres Ltd.. present t. r Royal, for.a fixing of the rent from July iSmJ
    291 words
  • Article
    'Chap Ji Ki' Operator, Can't Pay Fine. Goes To Jail
    172 2 Lyi:ig m wait m a deserte:! sir eel of a notoiious gambling atea In Singapore's Chinatown 11 the small hours of Lh morning. ;i police officer and a special constable caught a Yhap ji W" lottery operator co apletely by
    172 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    20 2 Mom «H Q**m ml+m*4 Han Umjmm •< mortar J*ff*r>. M M«//r row Bf« tffl (>*,„',>,. Mrs MnrKnr.u Mrs J<lft«r dm/ Mrs Heith.
    20 words
  • Article
    BORNEO CO. NAMED AGENTS
    74 2 The Borneo Co., Ltd.. and Messrs Johnson and Johnson Ltd., gave a dinner last night at the Happy World Restaurant to over a hundred deal*ts of the Johnson products. During dinner. Mr. R. T. Down, Fjm- East Representative oi Johnson and Johnson, announced that the Borneo
    74 words
  • Article
    Britain Says Colour Television Coming
    151 2 LONDON, Tuesday. Britain today advisee' other countries* to "pin their faith" to the British system of television and hinted that programmes n colour would soon be cominp A statement of Government ])< licy. issued by the General Tost Office, said that after m quiry by
    Reuter  -  151 words
  • Article
    SIAM AND BURMA HAVE EMBASSIES
    88 2 BANGKOK. Tuesday. Siam and the Republic of Burma j today established diplomatic relations at embassy level. In a brief ceremony at the Siamese Foreign Office this morning. Siam's Foreign Minister Prince Pridi Dewawongse and Sao Khun Khio, Burma's Acting Foreign Minister and leader of the
    Reuter  -  88 words
  • Article
    14,308 JAPS QUIT SIBERIA
    57 2 Tokio, Tuesday. General Mac Arthur's headquarters repotted today that the Soviet had released 14,308 Japanese for repatriation from Siberia the Kuriles and Karafuto during the period. August 12 to August 19. Repatriation officials estimated the Japanese remaining to be returned from Soviet-controlled areas total 547.298. Most
    Reuter; AAP  -  57 words
  • Article
    MENON NOT GOING
    37 2 LONDON. Tuesday. An American Agency reports that Mr. v. K. Krishna Menon. High Commissioner for India, was going to India on Friday for consultations was denied today by the High Commissioner's Office here.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  37 words
  • Article
    Alleged Gunmen Committed T Assizes On 11 Charges
    192 2 ">d blIt n Cm',m n S 3 h Wit h pist<>ls abducted three labourers.flre a stagt B ho^ ma P 2°. bu f* and barreU did not state. 8 $SL£i a £?%22!?&&£ k p In the dock were Ang Che* X ang
    192 words
  • Article
    EX AMBASSADORS TO BE 'BARTERED'
    110 2 SANTIAGO. Chile, Tuesday. Chile and the Soviet Union have agreed to "barter" their ex-ambassadors detained by both governments since dip lomatic relations were broken off las t October, it was officially stated her t > today. Senor Lvi s Cruz Ocampo. former Chilean ambassador to
    Reuter  -  110 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    40 2 istanrul. ruesday Th, 8!mplon-Orien Expre* will resume Ita direct service between London and Istanbul on September l i t W ;us report, ed '"flay. following the defea, Of the rebel toref s i n Gre<>K Inraee. .-idioinlnw t.i.i, d Reuter
    Reuter  -  40 words
  • Article
    ESCAPED IN HOUSEBOAT
    83 2 RANGOON. Tuesday.—British women and children who escaped m a houseboat under sail from the Irrawadv river n?Tn Of ayetmyo n6w occupied by Burmese Army descrJJJJ- have arrived gj ifo i v m ■••t-sh olHMdi to the north it <*ai learned today The men who Vomaine.l bel"nd were
    Reuter  -  83 words
  • Article
    INCLUDE ROMAN CATHOLICS -NEW WORLD COUNCIL PLEA
    84 2 Amsterdam. Tuesday. A new plea for the inclusion o "-nan Catholics m the World Council of Churches wa« h a today at the Council's plenary session. Professor George Florovsky of Paris told the Council, which >ecame permanent only yesterday, that no real Christiau
    U.P.  -  84 words
  • Article
    MRNVR Promotins And Commissions
    90 2 Surgeon Lieutenant I m Groscort Rood. M.8.E.. Mafl yan Royal Naval VolunteH Reserve has boen promoted the rank of Surgeon Lieutenafl Commander, Malayan Royß Naval Volunteer Reserve. I A Commission as Lieuter.aS (El, Malayan Royal N<« Volunteer Reserve, to Gwß Williams has been approved J A
    90 words
  • Article
    BAO DAI IN PARIS
    45 2 PARIS. Tuesday.—Ex-Em-peror Bao Dai of Annam arrived m Paris this morning by plane. He went directly from Le Bourget airport to his hotel suite and is expected to confer with M. Emile Bollaert. French High Commissioner for Indochina later today.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  45 words
  • Article
    URGENT SUMMONS
    46 2 Delhi, Tuesday. In response to what is understood to be an urgent summons from the Nizam of Hyderabad, S. M. A. Razvi, Agent-General for the Nizam m Delhi, and Nawab Sain Yar Jung, former AgentGreneral, left here today for Hyderabad by special aircraft Reuter
    Reuter  -  46 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    25 2 TIVOLI. via Rome, Tuesday. —A fire has destroyed the Cartieri Pacifici paper manufacturing plant here. The damage was estimated at 30,000,000 lire, about 150.000.— U.P.
    U.P.  -  25 words
  • Article
    GREEK ARMY TO EXPAND
    66 2 ATHENS, Tuesday. Greek Government has jecu to call up another 30.000 J for the army on the suggesj of the American military a sion m Athens, reliable so J stated here today. The call aims at raising the strong the army for majin'f .ffl along 50
    Reuter  -  66 words
  • Article
    POLICE FIRE ON CROWD: 5 DIE
    30 2 Srsg i a crowd oi Iu t to* omcrJ camp at miles sou d -xol It stated I-; c the H arrei>i leaders Reuter
    Reuter  -  30 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Article
    TRIED TO END LIFE 3 TIMES
    139 3 TRIED TO END LIFE 3 TIMES An^ P< ru Cnuan a.i« ;.i;>t< <J -o cud ms iwi' thrtc Übmi .vi. i,\ j)nson hos,.it;i). H<•vas iJMdti a chaise of «xloilon ai i.ial tnuc. Yesterday, PMg Chu;iM traded guilty to 3 charge.^ of ttcnipttd suicide. Pong Chjaa nvt Iknc sons for his
    139 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    36 3 BRUSSELS, Tuesday: M I'ir.l Van Zea'Atftd, former Belgian Prime 1 Minister, ha* Mind to be relieved of h>s duties as Belgian representative on the nnited NatkKM Qood OMoefl Committee :n Inionesia, it was earned here today.
    36 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Assaulted Constable Was In Evening Dress
    309 3 fee speed constable who was kicked and punch[i European doctor outside a Singapore Restau was dressed m evening clothes, it was stated m M District Court yesterday. The defence counsel, Mr. F. G. Livingstone was g loueocy on behalf I >r. John O. kjls
    309 words
  • Article
    UNTER FELL ON TRACK, RUN OVER
    59 3 UNTER FELL ON TRACK, RUN OVER Indian shuw ia i H i dht Itti i Kk ifhik doing »t( 81 r Coi ner's Coa i j Hwing an Luquj W ft ol Rajamanl ar-oid tad h.untei oyej n hi s n fa y3ta'. r Dr on Aug is •wy Mi
    59 words
  • Article
    PWD WORKERS TO FORM UNION
    12 3 •^vorj, l ;v ill(i! x ?>KiS*r««' >»!,. WJllll
    12 words
  • Article
    SHE PAWNED GEMS SHE BORROWED
    36 3 Qow tangfca anr> locket to hot for a wedding were pawned by Esah bint? WMt,oss. Pl<>Uy '"I""" Fmhlh o as chai< ged before Court Magistrate, Mr. .^^aded guilty md was j
    36 words
  • Article
    Gold Bullion In Post, Ends In Fines, Confiscation
    236 3 it,, -.f i-in«timr °"old bullion worth A man who was found suilU ot P osll^^^ (i s2O O m the approximately $9,000 out of the country was tin. d pn First District Court yesterday. j t(i He waa Kan Wing Lin. manager
    236 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    49 3 Berlin. Tuesday Ma£> Leoedev Soviet conliol offlc< ij 1 Berlin Radio, who w;< 1 a, eScdbv the British military *o1ico ve.tcday for mM In he British sector was «*u o,j0 ,j late this morning. BrltW Ho was ariosted y^.^teMla> morning afto, a two miles chase by miiita.y poHoe. Raiter.
    49 words
  • Article
    DEATH OF S'PORE CEYLONESE
    88 3 The death occurred at th General Hospital, Singapore yesterday morning of Mr. C Nallathainby. of the Borneo Co. The late Mr. Nallathamby had been ailing for more than a fortnight and his condition had been considered serious t«>r sometime. The burial took place at the Hindu
    88 words
  • Article
    "Petrol Coupons" Case For Assizes
    36 3 Ong Kirn Yon« and W;m Pol v/we committed to the "< xt. Assizes by the Ninth PWkSO magistratr. Mr. B. V. A. Rpm ySerday, on cUa.»o of jiossession of counterfeit pctioi couj>ons.
    36 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article, Illustration
    King, Queen To Attend Maori Church Service
    354 4 London. Tuesday. The King and Queen and their younger daughter Princess Margaret, will attend a service at a Maoii church when they visit New Zealand early next year. A detailed list of the tour issued by Buckingham Palace today showed that they will
    Reuter  -  354 words
  • Article
    NAZI GLAMOUR GIRL
    27 4 Frankfurt. Tuesday, "Axix j»Uy the glamour girl of Nazi radio, left Rheinmain airport today for Washington where she may bo t.ioH f™ treason. U.P.
    U.P.  -  27 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    10 4 Three of the new radio vans for th* Johore P»*<
    10 words
  • Article
    FAMOUS ENGLISH PROFESSOR DIES
    81 4 HANOVER, Tuesday.— Prof. David Lambuth, 69, professor of English m Dartmouth College, died on Saturday of cerebral haemorrhage. Born m Shanghai, he was the son of the late Walter Russel Lambuth, who was widely known as the founder of hospitals, schools and colleges and as director
    U.P.  -  81 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    63 4 MEXICO CITY. Tl The Mexican Foreiu ha? officially annoom the Government has the British Embassy 1 for the extradition of Aldrite Squire. British aire writer m Engli illeged fraud. A Foreign Ministry man said last night I Mexican Government Squire was actually on tax evasion charga a crime, he
    63 words
  • Article
    AMERICAN'S B FOUND
    66 4 KOKURA. Kyushu.i Tuesday The EM rep rt€d i: day that tl ol Lawrence W. Gaa of Roisw( 11. Nei M been recovered Garcia was lost wh aged m minoswetping ties on board the U.S.I tered on August 20. at miles north-west of h< A Japanese fi^ini found
    66 words
  • Article
    KOREA SENDL GOODWILL MISS
    24 4 MANILA. T**M Malacanan a^ tlv Republic of K° rea f Philippines headed Chough- who willj persona rank of an« U.P.
    U.P.  -  24 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 1
      296 4 j| ON YOUR RADWJjjJi MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From it noon to Z p.m. Radimted on 483 metres m the medium wave band and 7200 kc/sec. ln the 41 metre hand. From Z p.m. to 3 p.m. Radiated on 485 metres only. From 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Radiated on 485
      296 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 2
      52 4 Hakka songs, Tjoi^B nn Market pJT;- 8-00 T <*h*w pj^B Air.oy *oo o"«a£*J Tamil with agit Listeners favourites iH Signal n^ s ln T V d. J.tyamrua. 940 HnJ io4o m *m 10.40 Listeners' J 10.58 Closing AmoudM Piok. Summary m^M the next day with m Tune, li 00 dor:
      52 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article, Illustration
    aroud The Town
    731 5  -  VERA ARDMORE ..WITH Rb2tter-offho wivjs should cont themselves lucky fe's a letter I this mn from a London ic just to remind hat Singapore, with its snags, is not tone of the world's it olaces to b< m HAPPY DAYS eems a hun!re«! yeaw hat I lived
    731 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      9 5 Lj a ■i^B^v 5? STUDENTS ONLY Sl.nho m Mahya
      9 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      160 5 C. K. TANG Pewter Ware Bali Heads Siamese Bracelets Silk Underwear CARVED TEAKWOOD FURNITURE ALL RINDS OF LINEN EMBROIDERIES I ETC., ETC., 241, River alley Road, Singapore. Phone: 4025 RAFFLES HOTEL LUNCH IN THE GRILL ROOM DAILY from 12.30 p.m. to 2.30 p.m. Qf THE POPULAR NEW LOUNGE THE COCKTAIL
      160 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    THE MORNING TRIBUNE Cent Sense
    229 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Cent Sense Lmtim Afjfnt.*— Mttutrs. Colin Turner., Ltd., Talhot House. 98, St Martin's Law W.C2. WEDNESDAY. AUG. 25. 1948 THE Singapore Cooperative Stores has this week launched a "cent consewW campaign with a view to restoring tht; aura ble one cent to tht dignity and status it
    229 words
  • Article, Illustration
    STEPHENSON WAS CALLED A MANIAC
    817 6  -  W.J. TAYLOR *v. Ovfk ;i bundi twentj v ars a o toiks were discussing rjeorge stepttenioa th»Tynesioe engine /right, and his project to hurtle I engin witti their bel I s 1 full of fire along metal Unes across Lancashire at the terrifying sTieed ol
    817 words
  • Article
    3 HUSBANDS
    82 6 THERE was a woman m Kwangai, named Le >, who had married threo husoamis within 4f> < J ays She married them surcersively without having that, divorced any of th previous ones. One day, quite by accident, all the three husbands cam to her. home at the same
    82 words
  • Article
    Should Old Enemies Be Forgot
    273 6 THE strange story of Japanese stragglers living with members of the "Hukbo Ng Bayan Laoan Sa Hapon" (Army of tne People Against tne Japanese) came to light when two Japanese walked jauntily into the town of tfauban, Quezon Province, recently arm-in-arm with their Huk comrades.
    Reuter  -  273 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      190 6 YWTOoatfMoy fmVOM FROM PAIN A 'I %•.<' I Tnc kWriMi r*" 1^ o f Kr- r U« r fl ">» T > r- .J n. three )ier\ of suffering I lor a sampk of DE ITT i alter Ukir.« the nr.tent* o» l< f bimie my pam h«» fone com-
      190 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
    • Article
      RICE MERCHANTS FACE FIRING SQUAD
      299 7 RICE MERCHANTS FACE FIRING SQUAD RAISED PRICES IN ISOLATED CITY" merchants Kh nmcburto ana Kit'nt makes oeu-i- effort to carry out Ko! measures which K to hold prices on I «ust 19 level to ■vent a possible re^ ■rence of the price and Ere vicious circle and ■other inflation of
      U.P.  -  299 words
    • Article
      'RAN ABOR TION FACTORY'
      190 7 MARTINEZ, Cal Tue of operating a "travellin expensive, specially-equi raigned in the Justice C nal abortion. ?s. Five persons .incused i? abortion mill" in an pped trailer, were ar'ourt on charges of crimiThe defendants wore Dr. Delmar Frazier, 53. head of the ring; Mary Ellen Snydcr.
      U.P.  -  190 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      29 7 MR. LIM EWE HOCK- Won the Queen's Svhutorshtp in t9tf left Pennma rs< Canroa" on August tfr. urn is m sv-pasti I >'• Aiir,,,.. Instautton *'> ung. fBroadwau ioro stort i.
      29 words
    • Article
      BANK CHIEF SEES CHIANG
      29 7 CANTON. Tucj 1 I K*. Mr. Ting K'a-. th( Cl f. t I I -a']' 4 th( G veri fClJ "'-x:, 5 J vi nce'j
      29 words
    • Article
      LOMAKIN BOUND FOR SWEDEN
      81 7 LOMAKIN BOUND FOR SWEDEN NEW YORK Tuesday -SoHet Jacob LoHskn booked a passage fot Hwoden s omo time befoie "his B*'" 1 was demanded by the B.S Government", a spokes■ian of the Swedish Ann rican Bine di.'closf d today. I He said thai Lomakin had ■neaped a suite on the
      81 words
    • Article
      ARABS MERGE ARMIES
      113 7 BAGDAD. Tues.-Iraq and ansjordan have decked to 1!^<- then armies into one -o t-o-oidinato military operaJons in liberating Palesune i( |->>- officially announced beri Tiie decision taken by politiw and military chiefs in Amjan r.ans.iordan capital, put; under the Iraqi Gc\nv 52S? s P° k^nian in Te>
      Reuter  -  113 words
    • Article
      CHINA'S CURRENCY REFORMS AVERTED A CRISIS
      125 7 CHINA'S CURRENCY REFORMS AVERTED A CRISIS Is i >n p* be made. Tha new measures for curstabiiitv' 0Tn l and economic Mabihty are believed to have **-icpd p Dos^ib'e cri«H«! for n P e r t e^ ic^g Wen h2?I cab?ballv tK S last session ha d vero'L n thre
      125 words
    • Article
      JAPS GET CIVIC RIGHTS
      107 7 JAPS GET CIVIC RIGHTS San Francisco. Tuesday Federal Judgi- Louis K. Uoodaia.i opentd the way fee th« icstoraiion ot civil Ightl to an additional 2,000 Japaiu-.se Amrncan who had renounced then citizensnip whilo interned in Tule Lake centre. Goodman granted the motion over government objections and idded their names to
      U.P.  -  107 words
    • Article
      Protection To Muslim Shrine
      112 7 NEW DELHI, Tuesday.— The Indian Parliament unanimously passed a Bill to make provisions for changes in the constitution 3f the managing-committee of the famous Muslim shrine of Khawaja Saheb at Ajmer about 230 miles from Delhi. Changes have been necessitated by migration of seven members of
      112 words
    • Article
      'INDIAN TRADER' IN LONDON PORT
      33 7 LONDON, Monday. Tb< Indian Trader, the first Indiin merchant vessel to open a shipping service between In<li:i and *Britain, has arrived in the port of London. Reuter. 1
      33 words
    • Article
      PRICES TOPPLE ON CURRENCY REFORMS
      257 7 CHIN A'SMA N IN THE STREET HAPPY SHANGHAI, Tuesday. China's currency reform on Puesday was beginning to react N a way the man-in-the-street vas happy to see and which he ould understand. Pnces started to come down, fhe average reduction was ten >ercent. The reduction
      257 words
    • Article
      NEW POST FOR GEN. HODGE
      96 7 SEOUL. Korea. Tuesday. The United States aimy announced that Lieutenant General John R. Hodge. Commander of the American occupation forces in soutn Korea, has been se--assigned to duty in the United States. The announcement said Hodge will 11/ to Toiiio shortly Uj confer with General
      U.P.  -  96 words
    • Article
      INDIA COMBATS INFLATION
      65 7 NKW DELHI, Tuesday A committee 01 economists suniBM»ed to advise the Government 01 India on specific mest■tnref to combat inflation in a 3,000-woid report was »mlmmediately the reimpositi n t i ecu iii- (id 1 «t of controls on all necessity s nt life, seveic curtailment <-i
      Reuter  -  65 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article
    Dutch Plan For Administration Of Indonesia
    333 8 BANDOENG. Tuesday.- -The provisions of a 32-articlc bill drafted by the Dutch Government to administer Indonesia until the United States of Indonesia and the Netherlands Indonesia Union come into being were disclosed here yesterday. The bill provides for a federal cabinet with at least
    Reuter  -  333 words
  • Article
    OLYMPIC WRESTLER TO TURN PRO
    36 8 SYDNEY, Tuesday.- Jim Armstrong, Australian wrestJin? champion who finishe 1 thiru m the Olympic Games heavyweight division, is considering offers to turn professional, he disclosed m v inttnr to relative. Reuter
    Reuter  -  36 words
  • Article
    Soviet Consuls Plan To Go Home
    48 8 NEW YORK. Tuesday.—Soviet Vice-Consul, z. Chepurnykh, told reporters that he and the Consul-General, Lomakin. are planning to leave for home. Chepumykh has frequently told newsmen that he wants to return to Russia although he has said he likrs tho tt«i«^h States.— U.P.
    U.P.  -  48 words
  • Article
    WINNER OF 300 FIGHTS DIES
    33 8 SYDNEY, Tuesday.- Known as the hero of more than 300 fights. "Spider" Roach, forme* Australian featherweight champion boxer, died recently m hospital mi n Queensland from tuberculosis. Reuter
    Reuter  -  33 words
  • Article
    FENG YU HSIANG IN PARIS?
    24 8 Washington, Tuesday.—Unofficial sources said today they a re rts Christian General Feng Yu H«iang irnved m Paris last week
    24 words
  • Article, Illustration
    LONDON OFFERS Y SE FASHIONS
    93 8 LONDON OFFERS Y SE FASHIONS A model by Matita. A figured dress of herring bone design featuring wide belt and a skirt of unpressed pleats. The feminine silhouette is acantuateiM neU has used a lovely hand-painted wm graceful ball goxcn above, mth a charmim fichu neckline. Designer Angele Delanohe has
    93 words
  • Article
    MASS STARVA CEYLON'S AP
    101 8 GENEVA, Manday— A wording party today began discussion of an appeal by Ceylon 'o be allowed by the 22 oth< r signatories of the Geneva treaty on tariffs to increase customs duties. Ceylon's delegate. Sir OH* Goonetilleke. told the s>( meeting that drastic were needed to
    Reuter  -  101 words
  • Article
    Explosions: Million Dollar Damage
    52 8 MONTREAL, Monday. A series of explosions i»PP through freight yards of J^ Canadian National Bai ma. m downtown Montreal. M-ttin;. fire to freight shed and desi ing some 130 freight cai>. Railroad officials m i* ri the damage to be over $l.w nrem^n were tdm^ ito
    U.P.  -  52 words
  • Article
    UNKNOWN
    3 8 a hemW
    3 words
  • Article
    Untitled
    4 8 .4 'fl CtyrtAiM fl
    4 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      27 8 SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING Have m A New Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frocks ;iiso A lively Selection f Gowas at Reduced Prices. Ladies own material nuule to order.
      27 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Article
    Plea For Brighter Cricket
    198 9 Plea For Brighter Cricket SYDNEY. Mnday *It I were controller of cricket I v > launch a n all-out campaign to brighten up he game, 1 says all-rounder Jack Putiford m, the Sydney "Sun". "My first target would be the major cause of drab cricket the ridiculously overprt pared pitch.
    Reuter-AAP  -  198 words
  • Article
    COLLECTIVE BARGAINING A FAILURE IN JAPAN
    234 9 TOKIO. Tuesday The ex^ periment based on the British Commonwealth system or permitting government workers to strike and engage m collective bargaining proved a dismal failur e m Japan, a spokesman from Gen. MacArthur"s Government section said today. This failure, he said, did not
    Reuter-AAP  -  234 words
  • Article
    P.I.-Korea Relations
    50 9 P.I. -Korea Relations MANILA. Tuesday. Negotiations for the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Philippines and Korea are scheduled to open here soon. It was reliably reported that Korean Representative, Dr. P. O. Chough, is due to confer with President Quirino and Acting Secretary of Foreign Affairs. Bernabe Africa.- U.P.
    U.P.  -  50 words
  • Article
    MRS. KOSENKINA "IMPROVING"
    56 9 NEW YORK, Tuesday.— Mrs. Oksana Kosengina, the i anaway school teacher who leaped to freedom from the Russ-i.in Consulate here recently, la reported to be "improving slightly" from her injuries today at Roosevelt Hospital. The hospital authorities said that she had shown continuous improvement since taken off
    U.P.  -  56 words
  • Article
    UN EXPERT TO AID CHINA
    41 9 LAKE SUCCESS, Monda/. —The United Nations will send a textile expert to China this week to help Chinese Government officials and manufacturers to convert raw cotton into bedding clothing and hospital supplies for Chinese children. Reuter
    Reuter  -  41 words
  • Article
    INDIAN ENVOY
    33 9 NEW YORK. Mon.- Sir Benegal Nama Rau, Indian Ambassador to Washington, and Lady Rau attended a reception given m their honour tonight by the India Chamber of Commerce m New York.
    33 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article
    Australia's Worst Investment
    115 10 Australia's Worst Investment SYDN'ky P«°p;e return, relative raUotuiTH Austr^J Mr. David B-t k !M eoncv.t violinist V^JB ed m Sydney aboarcifcß *t« 16 months £1 work abioad ~^M "English people lived m Australia f Or a years, an<i come M tralia praising tne fJI tion m Britain a*»l invi'stments, he
    115 words
  • Article
    RED DREAM AUSTRALIA
    68 10 RED DREAM AUSTRALIA Mt Ibounu lio fl bourn* v AuttrtM I 0U S /K/1 fl inrif< Dr. H< H l/» •/< rf/IK ifl etitor flk« [fnili 1 -fii^B Uiiim tour, t .U/. Tunibtiii a for 0/ Au«(raiio-flo M/yd forfajf l< m tfl befN ■'■■'''< <i k| Vifl Bodgen, tkt Din
    Reuter-AAP  -  68 words
  • Article
    SUCCESS OF EDUCATION S
    69 10 NEW DELHI fj The scheme jj 1 primary educati last year m B is proving so p I authoriti s 1 pr ho* J but how to P mcdaiion to all taa admission to ing to Times I m P, sition m M no less satistt
    G.I.I.S.  -  69 words
  • Article
    Premier From Ho
    18 10 W*i* te l nairs cM Askea r PC m treatment «J^j but hi *"J?jm 1
    18 words
  • Article
    CANTON-HANKOW RAIL MEN DISSATISFIED
    134 10 CANTON -HANKOW RAIL MEN DISSATISFIED canton, Tuesday. Rports of dissatisfaction among the workmen employed by ttl Canton-Hankow Railway Administration over their rate ol pay hav^ been fallowed by th^ no as that the nier have asko^' lor a substantial increase m tiuu salaries. The men im> due to be pa:
    Reuter  -  134 words
  • Article
    Babe Roth's Estate
    54 10 NEW YORK, Tuesday.--At-torney Melvyn Lowt-nstein revealed that Babe Ruth left tM bulk of his estate to his widow and two adopted daughters To his wife, Ruth left $5,000 cash plus income from tne trust he established in J lw/ 1 plus all stocks, bonds and casn remaining
    U.P.  -  54 words
  • Article
    BILLS FOR SUMATRA
    34 10 In order to meet the demami for bilk of higher denomination m Sumatra, the Republican Government m Sumatra issurci 50 rupiah bills for legal tenderin Sumatra as from Augus* 23, 1948.
    34 words
  • Article
    GOLD YUAN EXCHANGES
    89 10 SHANGHAI, Tuesday. Alt»iou<;h the mad amtunt haa not been revealed, large qu.m- titirs of foreign currencies, goldban, stiver bullion and silver dollan were exchanged at the Central Bank all day long yesterday for the new gold yuan. Howover, the majority of tho»<« seen at the Banks countera
    89 words
  • Article
    STALIN SACKS 2 MINISTERS
    28 10 LONDON. Tuesday. Premier Stalin of the U.S.S R., last week sacked two miniß.. ers and abolished their ministries, according to official Soviet sources. U.P.
    U.P.  -  28 words
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      263 10 POP i r^ S li.ll PRtSCN TiNG MV OOU>4Ei.^- REMOVE THE |O I HI- w.MOO^S Tto TMft tiim\i\r FtoP f's BELINDA J| GEE IT'S SWELL POOH if- M HOTM T^HAT ARE YOU-ER-X I 7T/1 rAW!GEE!-VOU POOR KIO!-^I KfSMERALDA!-DON'T\ Y^ i \ij OF YOU TO TALK SCARED OF MRS 3 \fN
      263 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article
    EQUALITY FOR NEGROES ORDERED
    108 11 EQUALITY FOR NEGROES ORDERED KLAHOMA CITY I r h v agreed OklaH d provide Rtiu foi educati 1 1 km and Whites ■to fclrtd p Murrari 1 1 i Unified States Circuit ur: .Appeals speak panel said: "The yoi ;nis stare Is unmisabiy :\Hj and we think o&fflt to get
    Reuter  -  108 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    16 11 r LBIQB, <>-hv play r production >/ 7- I'r .-it'll k>Vi urn", which „,v f'.. Sintiai' 1
    16 words
  • Article
    MACAO INVITES CANTON NEWSMEN
    9 11 MACAO INVITES CANTON NEWSMEN i ai b > M they
    9 words
  • Article
    WHITE MAN'S BRAIN BERIND LIQUOR -DRINKING ABORIGINES
    102 11 WHITE MAN'S BRAIN BERIND LIQUOR -DRINKING ABORIGINES WDVFv n, 1::; Re man or mm who ha(l .V^^hom with intoxicating nt'.V?',/ 1^ 8 after authoBbouttM cx P ress<?d concern this situation, two m>n on r ":ri m th D^in cSir to rutwf s S f "Wy* 1 N* thc Prosecutor said
    Reuter; AAP  -  102 words
  • Article
    INTELLECTUALS TO OUTLINE WORLD PEACE PROGRAMME
    141 11 v \KS \VV Alonday.— Some five hund r e d tJtl Munti'sts and intellectuals are scheduled n Wednesday to outline a programme the maintenance of world peace. ihe iour-dav discussions are jointly sponsored ..Polish -French committee with TM-SCOs !»roi Julian Huxley and Madame Irene
    U.P.  -  141 words
  • Article
    BRIDGE COLLAPSES: FEARS FOR 150
    81 11 TOKIO. Tuesday. Abcui 150 person! may havt lost t.ieir livts last night when a bridge collapsed at Northeastern Hcnshu burU&f a row<i of sptctAtorj at a ftrevorks display intc the churn;:ig Shinnno river, the Ji.paa zM press reported today. Up to 6 a.m tod:.i r
    Reuter-AAP  -  81 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    23 11 DR. WANQ CHiA-CUI. MM of thf three pro' visors from Ch'ua uho embarked for En; and aboard thf "Cunton." (Broadw<nt Photo Store I.
    23 words
  • Article
    HAVANA TRADE PROTOCOL "WHOLLY OBJECTIONABLE"
    179 11 GENEVA. Monday. The 22-nationa tariff and triid^ renc< here w^ today disrussini m secret session n South Afrlcmn attempt to amend the 'most -favoured nation" Havana protocol to the Gtneva tariffs and :racic pact ih. South African delegate. D.- A J Norval. disclosed to.ay that
    Reuter  -  179 words
  • Article
    SYDNEY WOMEN DIN'T SUIT HIM
    71 11 SYDNEY. Tuesduy.- F*--MUM local women did nt>t meatun up to hus standards, Syd Janus Horns. st(,rek" l>tr. of Harrisfield, a tunaU country town >>i Victoria, urotv to Australia Uout, London, a ski no them to tend him "a nice yirl" to !> house for h\m.
    71 words
  • Article
    MORE EC A AID FOR WEST GERMANY
    26 11 vv/vbHINGTON, Monday. in»> ECA announced today that has increased by U5543,000,--000 he foreign aid allotment J«ly to September quarter
    26 words
  • Article
    LEADING AUSTRALIAN RACERS
    143 11 LEADING AUSTRALIAN RACERS SYDNEY. Iteafej Mi.l OtPBOIH lopped the M Of Australian sitvs tor ttM OeaMß jjst eiidi'd. Midstieain finished U. 164 ahead of Dhoti, wno wu.s second la.sl yeai to i'.h- BUOJOBVA In each cast- Dhoti was beaten for top place by tm> shy of the winner of the
    143 words
  • Article
    ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION: U.K. INVITED
    78 11 ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION: U.K. INVITED LONDON. Mon. The Forigo Office is considering an inr.ation trom the Noi-wegian iveinmcnt for British partici■«fw Antarctic expedition starting next year. i^oftOOd is for a joint Norwegian Swedi: n British expedition for scientific purposes 4 i^ueen ivLauds Land m the Torwegian sectoi of the Anarctic. It
    U.P.  -  78 words
  • Article
    RELEASES & ANOTHER ARREST IN BERLIN'S "COLD WAR"
    202 11 RELEASES ANOTHER ARREST IN BERLIN'S "COLD WAR" BERLIN, Monday. The Russian authorities today releas*. J three Americans they had arrested m the "cold war", but aimost at the same time, ten Soviet soldiers kidnapped a German photograph€i m a sudden raid into the American sector ot the capital. The Americans
    U.P.  -  202 words
  • Article
    GOODWILL MISSION
    35 11 NEW DELHI. Mon. Ada. Richard L. Conolly. C.-in-C. Jnited States Naval Forces m Eastern Atlantic and the Mediterranean, arrived here today by air from Karachi on a eood--1 will mission to India. Reuter
    Reuter  -  35 words
  • Article
    CHARITY SCREENING OF HAMLET
    45 11 SYDNEY, Tuesday. A cheque for £800, proceeds of a charity screening of the film, "Hamtet has been presenter to Sydney Legacy. S»; Laurence Oliver was re« ponsible for the gift, who bmghj of this way of helping children. Reuter and AAP.
    45 words
  • Article
    AUSTRALIA'S GIFT TO REFUGEES
    31 11 CANBERRA. Monday. Australia has decided to send 200 tons Qf Houi, and 50 tons each of meat and butter for distribution to the refugees m Palestine. U.P.
    U.P.  -  31 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article
    Battle Flares Up In Greece
    110 12 Battle Flares Up In Greece ATHENS. Tuesday.— Guerilla j battles flared up throughout Greece today, apparently as manifestations that the rebels did not consider themselves crushed by the government's victory m the Mount Grammos campaign Four hundred guerilla.I down from the hills j during the night and occupied the suburbs
    U.P.  -  110 words
  • Article
    ARRESTED
    26 12 BERLIN, Tu< idtnj. Major Ivan Lepeiev, senior hu^suin officer of Radio Berlin, was n nested bit th*> British military poHee, United Frtts w is told.
    26 words
  • Article
    FREED
    53 12 British sretor German policemmn arrested by a Soviet soldier an<i two Soviet officers on Saturday, new Mr Potsdfimtr Pint?, was rcle-as- <l todtvi, it iras offlckMy announcni tonight. He had been m Gerynan police custody and was told his arrest was for COrryfeia a firearm m the Soviet xertnr
    U.P.; Reuter  -  53 words
  • Article
    U.S. BARS THE RED DEAN
    287 12 LONDON Tues.— The I nitetl States has dt*-cidt-d to bar the Dean of Canterbury, Dr. Newlett Johnson, from entering their country Th" Red Dean" as Dr. Johnson is known hMfttue i#l Ins pro-Communist sentiments— has ini,, mid of this decision by the U.S. Consul. m
    287 words
  • Article
    GOVT. RESHUFFLE
    23 12 BEIRU'I *t*r Jam, shuffled his C as r*the Minis- dition to th. Mtrxlam I 'P new mcml lonu to hi U.P
    U.P.  -  23 words
  • Article
    CAM. FOR CLOSER FRIEND SHIP
    33 12 »y appoint! Hi. bassador to T J* confervmv h ClOSO! UCt »•t• r U an,, t.mk.v the possihilitv cl p, J /o N*n. „■>■„„ p ™>;; Ankaiu this autumn. Reuter
    Reuter  -  33 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      131 12 Til. ll ll MHIMBIA TI-KNS WE SIOTIKiHT ON VaIaTS THKV ARC HEADUNING IV THKI I'KKSS t° We ENDS IF rORTIONS OF II iKOVK SHOCKING TO rOC, PLBABI REMEMBER THAT »T IS BABEO ON ACTUAL !.N'( iDHNTS HITHEKTO SECRET PILEfI OP THE UA (TSTOMS A NARCOTIC DIVISIONS. AN INTERNATIONAL CAST MADE
      131 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      37 12 z^i r r rK "-^•co^^^x y m il5 > 6 4*' ls Gre3l rlfrjX LAST »AY! TOMORROW! BOOK NOW! K^f^^^'^i -^L'" \gosb»i PLUS! BATTtJ:; Ot irif> f ■H^p^^nSH Light-heavy WelpM j| ifl JB^y^l^M rhampionship BETTER THAN A RlX^^J^j^-H
      37 words
Page thumbnail Page 13
  • Article
    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    662 13 14.00 Alex BncH i:0 Ont. US Pro 4 o 3 JV?S!« Ml Cons. Tin Eastern L'mtfci Gammcn GoodurodPaik Hotel I<iJ C f' Ea;tenl 50.00 52.U0 L fen im cr M.OO «.«0 BTcong Bunk '^f OO6 toes i*g W E!ec iP) lilo Mi^nos 22.75 23.25 cd Malayan Col!?.
    662 words
  • Finance And Commerce
    • Article
      Rubber Price Drops 1¼ Cents
      86 13 Yesterday's rubber price dropped 1 l 4 cents over Monday's closing level. The market opened about three-quarters of a cent lower yesterday morning. With sellers predominating, the market eased further, but took a slight turn for the better towards the close. Closing prices were Buyers.
      86 words
    • Article
      FREIGHTERS TO FILL GAP
      105 13 NEW YORK, Tuesday.— The American Merchant Marine Institute reviewing Pacific trade announced today that 50 American freighters will operate each month from the United States to Japan, China and the Philippines. It said that these ships will fill most of the void occasioned by. the withdrawal
      U.P.  -  105 words
    • Article
      SHARE MARKET QUIET
      17 13 The >hare market continued quiet yesterday with an absenco of buying or selling pressure.
      17 words
    • Article
      Produce Markets Round-Up
      149 13 Produce Markets Round-Up Lingga sagoflour was unchanged yesterday with sellers' quotations around $20 bu*> Siak flour wa s d<n e to-sls-1/4. Copra prices continued to drop with sundried beingquoted at $33-1/2 and mixed a t $33. Coconut oil eased to $65. The following were yesterday's quotations: RICE No. 1 $54.
      149 words
    • Article
      TIN METAL SHIPMENTS IMPROVE
      102 13 TIN METAL SHIPMENTS IMPROVE Malayan shipments of tin metal were up last month by 1,525 tons, total exports being 4,325 tons m July. The highest export figure this year, however, was m April with shipments reaching 5.879 tons. The U.S.A. was our best customer last month, taking up 2.150 tons,
      102 words
    • Article
      LESS RUBBER LAST MONTH
      83 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malayan rubber production figures for last month at 58.165 tons showed a drop of 2,429 tons compared with June. Smallholders' production showed a decline, but estate production increased by over 2,000 tons. Exports were also down m July by 5.709 tons, the figure
      83 words
    • Article
      SET-UP IN PALM OIL PRODUCTION
      81 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Palm oil production m Malaya last month totalled 3,245 tons. the main producing states being Perak at 1.339 tons and Johore 1.142 tons. For the period January- July the total was 23,390 tons. A total of 564 tons palm kernels was obtained
      81 words
    • Article
      Untitled
      35 13 TOKIO. Tuesday. Premier Hitoshi Ashida today asked Gen. Mac Arthur to boost the U.S. purchased food imports sufficient to give each Japanese an extra bowl of rice daily, United Press was rereliably informed today U.P.
      U.P.  -  35 words
  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
      46 13 1.45,4.15,6.15 'ij. /^^^Kaßp; toAxo< C.,.0r 1n OT "Springtime The Sierras" supported by HHP^| The Official Fight Him ol the v^H MIDDLE-WEIGHT (Tony ZALE) 'Ktween ROCKY CRAZIANO TONY ZALE^ A m >i int A I ~~~QUR NEXT ATTRACTION ;:,>)HF "Kitchen lynic" I V W f\tllUn! Mlckey'H D^layedDateJ
      46 words
  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 13 Miscellaneous Column 1
      59 13 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE Hai Ssia 45 Heinrlch Jessen 44 Tweedbank 44 Sedili 43 1 Newchwang 42/3 C. of Glasgow 40/1 S. Director 38/9 Marella 35/6 Glenroy 33/4 Marken 17/18 M. Navigator 19/20 British Prince 25/6 Shielbank 27/8 F.A. Silcox 29/30 Pres. Tyler 15/16 Kampar 14 Medon 13/4 Tung Song 10 Mongolia
      59 words
Page thumbnail Page 14
  • Article, Illustration
    INTER-CLUB TABLE TENNIS FINALISTS
    16 14 j» No»'» t»m „«n,,,,i ,1, hi, .b I inijall ninhl T :l
    16 words
  • Sports Results From Here & There
    • Article
      SHB Police 'Shuttle' Win
      123 14 Pteyftng ..t the B.V.C. Pt^' ]> 11 «,«i Btinday tho s.H.b. a ixi'tary Pottoe icfired 4-1 i, hton virtoiv .-i^ain^l th« p Chirtered Hin'c Sports Club. Ftcuilts IBHB PoHce p'ay»': Sinu'os: R. I .nwth« 1 b«W ]„ni ::u ivnn 15 15-t; j p« bett Cli^fi vv«e
      123 words
    • Article
      S.C.F.A. TEAM FOR M.C.F.A. COMPETITION
      81 14 The SCFA team to compeu r t he MCFA lntPi-oiu.e c-m J etioon wiU fe fceledld i' r m lvv lM iodD*iUg piayers k\\v i \e oti'.i itqavbifj to train: Pak Taqg, Wai Mun, Soon] 4 Jan. Yuen M*Hf, J<>nn Hon. j font: SJt-w. Lim
      81 words
    • Article
      Soccer Win For Hospital Youngsters
      100 14 Ho- pi'al Youngsters beat the ierangoon Association by two ,'oals to one on tht St j rangoon Snftlsli School ground on Sunday Moktar scun"J both goaLs [or the Youßfiiera. Tht^ You.:, sties' 2nd team drew with the Suangoon Asocial ion's 2nd. team one-all. The following
      100 words
    • Article
      DUM & CHESS MATCHES
      97 14 DUM CHESS MATCHES The Chinese Swimming Chlb drew with the Shell Sports ■luti m tUo Mum nn«l Qmm i matches hold on Sunday. The following have been s< iNted to represent the Qrea oMt*rn Lifo SpoJts Club m a tiondlv ohess match aj;ains the rathohc Young Men's As soiiation at
      97 words
    • Article
      Bowler Takes 5 Wkts For 2
      83 14 i lioadlv form m the intei Istrict lido-Ovlonese crickr latch playnd m Kluang last Wv. Batting hist. Centra' Jobop rjocTfdi up 161. of which Kan itAftmy scored 39. I" rt\)!y. North .lohore wen ■"•iittled out for 40 and 27 runs. <■ Jeyasundrain did most
      83 words
    • Article
      Royal S'pore Golf Club
      119 14 In the tinal of the Captain'^ Prize Competition for 1948 played on Saturday last, G.O. Cniickshank beat RE. Cruikshunk 5 3. DUFFERS' CUP. The results of the first round of the Duffers' Cup Competition played dining the weekend if as follows D. J. Vane Percy beat
      119 words
    • Article
      SERANGOON ASSN.
      71 14 Membera of the Serangoor Vssoeintion will start hocke> tactic* soon. Those whir» > <ir» nterested arc tcqutsted tx lfonw thr hockey OOOVenei Ir. Anj; Kirn Toon. Plcnieiceri intending to tt -am Suon bungalow on Sept > should contact Mr Lwn Sot Sam. Ladios m the Uppoi Soran goon
      71 words
    • Article
      S.C.F.A. MEETING
      23 14 A Council Meeting of tin -CFA will b* held at th« Crarden Club pr.-mLc. Ciiii.i Building. 00 Thursday at 5.1 pm.
      23 words
  • Article
    Race Handicap For Kuala Lumpur
    472 14 or tn,» ftrtl day of tht Scars- ;>, Tint riub August-S^p-enbOT meeting Hones, Class f» Furs Vi-. .li Gras mgchamps t.CI rortimr'l Kuvounte tftl >p«u.i Miith t.O DuttectkMi s.ov Belita s -N-odon K< .m I i W Bank EMM 1 l Scurlft Tigei II 7f*
    472 words
  • Article
    SCRC To Tarn Out For Rugger
    115 14 At iHf« ttng Ik it tk| Siuga^oto Chines* ation Club yesterda; officebeat ois tor the a inner season were elected K. T. Ooi n-oachi Oog long Bee leapt. i. Ma GUM Uojl ivico capt>. Chia Chin Joo (convonoi i. Plqyt'is: Ong K. n: Wiiatt,
    115 words
  • Article
    DRAW FOR M.Y.F. CHAMPIONSHIPS
    135 14 tpble tennis today at tt" Stm* I Church courts are asw g)| Table Tennis (W«» j 800 Giap vs Uau WW K( 2 Cheong and SU >^' Kw( Yap Kwce chw., Sfl J Kin. Too Wai Vl Teow KtOg vfc* Fun| and w»* '.Robert Phua J^san
    135 words
  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
      103 14 OMENING TO-DAY H shows: i.ll A Mi l» m rollsKN WnXBS "TO-MORRW IS FOREVER" uith i in;i n: OOLBERT and OCOROC BKBMT A thri"inn trnsrful rWMMM that uIU lixi* m your m«'Mior> Tn-Moini'.v and PtfMWl (.KIM WORLD <.!..(». 7 0.15 p.ni IliK'k rri\a 1 »s (onir lloin»* Tomorrow Storm <K»t
      103 words
Page thumbnail Page 15
  • Article
    lovers Take A Stride Nearer lea gue Honours
    628 15 -i BOON LEONG TREATS CROWD TO SPARKLING SOCCER v;,w»rt« Club 3 R.A.F. (Chaagi) 2 X V T,wS ook a «tcp nearer to their goal by gainir full Vo? n r.t the expense of the Chang, A.rmen at i.Tm Hesar Stadium yesterday. J
    628 words
  • Article
    E SOUZA HAD A THRILL
    94 15 E SOUZA HAD A THRILL KB Z tow* fl^S L, from l-**'. n \j^g t and yMM KTtlrill of mj Ufj. J U 1* int(t th< L gr-Ht ;uhie\.n.»-nt. i the bin.-., ath- i M n CHm* R 8 i: ni i (hee Beag lU f m H Ml highr-r
    94 words
  • Article
    OUNTY CRICKET
    102 15 ice:. Tuesday. At RNEMOITH. Glamorgan Hampshire by an innings 115 nns; Glamoigan 3K>. >i (Mnocei five fo: !la} 3 foi 31 1. and 116 y I foi 48). 'LORDS. Middle* x c\ by an innings and lou: Middkaex 450 foi 5 rt. tmq 193 and 253 Hock 125
    102 words
  • Article
    SAFA. Div. 1 League Table
    64 15 -■♦""on s.a F%, ***> S V,H, °N' I Lea u Positions to date:W^tsciuh f W D L fa Pt, s3 j li a s fe^T Sg |BftB I; 58 5 8 fe&&«* 2S 8 8 fe^ ub 8 S8 8 'Si Ulub 21 S 2
    64 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    24 15 T/ie Penany and Selanyor State soccer teams who met recently m Penantj. Selanyor defeated Penantj by the solitary goal of the game. (Broadway Picture).
    24 words
  • Article
    SPECTATORS INJURED
    53 15 MADRID, Tuesday. Two spectators were killed and 4§o injured, some seriously, when part ol a wooden bullring collapsed a t the village at Pincdo near Valencia. Posts and Telegraphs defeated the L,a Salle S.C. 4—^ m a Div. 3 game played at Geylang Stadium yesterday. La Salle played
    53 words
  • Article
    Nepal Prince Just Wins His Golf Tie
    124 15 Kilmarnock, Tuesday. Rajkutnar Pitamber 11 years old Prince of Sepal and student at Went minster School, won his first round watch when the boys amateur gold champion ihip be (fan here today beating C. Rowan of Clydebank by ■me hole. The Prince pitched
    Reuter  -  124 words
  • Article
    MALAYA CUP
    36 15 The Malaya Cup final between. Negri Sembilan and Selangor will not be played this Saturday. The new date and venue will be derided at a meeting of the F.A.M. to be held on Saturday.
    36 words
  • Article, Illustration
    STILL IN U.K.
    44 15 LLOYD O. VALBERG, S immnre's hiyh jump chumpion and lone-rrprrsmtative to th World Olympics, according to Mr. J. S, de Snnza, has im troved trevirndouslu through the valuable coaching receive I from Mr. Brant Little, coach for the Ceylon Olympic team.
    44 words
  • Article
    GI BEATEN ON POINTS BY BEAR
    130 15 GI BEATEN ON POINTS BY BEAR MUNICH, Tuesday. TM newspaper Sueddefuche Zeitung" today reported a battle between a brown bear m Munich Zoo and an American G.1.. which the bear won on points. The soldier climbed into the water basin of a brown bears' cage to retrieve his cap. Luckily,
    U.P.  -  130 words
  • Article
    Watson Scores 6
    31 15 GHQ Signals were trounced 6-1 by the Navy yesterday at the Naval Base m a Div. I League game. Watson scored all the six goals for the Sailors.
    31 words
  • Article
    Equals Record
    33 15 At the recent Indo-Ceylones* Athletic Meet held at Kuali Lumpur. V. Kandiah of Perak. equalled the Selangor record In the high jump event when tie cleared 5 ft. 11 i >ns.
    33 words
  • Page 15 Advertisements
Page thumbnail Page 16
  • Article
    Sunken French Liner Raised In Jap Waters
    198 16 Sunken French Liner Ra ised In Jap Wa ters Tokio, Tuesday. -The s.s. Le Conte de Lisle, a 10,000-ton French passenger ship, was railed from shallow water m Wak.isa Bay near Maizuru for repairing and refitting m preparation for its restitution t > the French Government, 'Jen. Mao Arthur's headquarters
    Reuter; AAP  -  198 words
  • Article
    PENSIONS FROM MINISTRY
    108 16 London, Tuesday. Ifemben of the armed forces who become casualties through future peacetime service will, according to the British Legion today, be dealt with by the Ministry of Pensions and not, as m the past, by the appropriate departments of the Army. Navy and Air Force. The
    Reuter  -  108 words
  • Article
    Chinese Importers Want Ban Relaxed
    77 16 (Tribune Staff ReDortr* Chinese importers of perishable foodstuffs, who say they i ire suffering 'heavy tosses' due to stagnation of stocks, have yesterday petitioned the Government to relax the existing ban on the r^-rxport or their stocks to territories like French Indo-China, Slam, N.E.1., Hongkong
    77 words
  • Article
    BISHOP HAS NEAR SHAVE
    61 16 caouari, Sardln] i rii Rome, Tuesday Monsignor Antonio Tfedde, Bishop of A Sardinia, and thr priests narrowly escaped death last night whm a barbed win strune across th»* road caused the motorcar m which the were travelling to overturn near Police laid that investigation mealed the
    UP  -  61 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    28 16 Wafer purification <tnd mention plant huilt by United ktati force* t<> .s><i>i>lu the mum MM ON M«HM Islmd. An Austrtltan Official ffirtu is sh<>vn tafjPM'Nllf f" 1 tn.stalltiti<»t
    28 words
  • Article
    More Palestine Immigrants Due
    65 16 JERUSALEM, Tuesday. A total of 56,500 immigrants have entered Palestine since January, an i another 70,000 are expected thi3 year, the Israeli j Immigration Minister, toll I members of the Zionist Centra' Council meeting here. Ail the immigrants, he saii had settled m town 3 and
    Reuter  -  65 words
  • Article
    6 ACCIDENTS IN THE CITY
    47 16 rhe Singapore Municipal Ambulance experienced a busy day receiving six calls m the last 24 hours, i us Involved an attempted suicide, a shooting o taxi and motorcycle casualty and ,i collapse. The Singapore Fire Brgade hajk two free days with no
    47 words
  • Article
    PROTECTED PLACES
    59 16 KEDAH. Tuesday Three Places m R.'dah have been Jcpland Protected Places by the Chlei Police Officer Sedan P^rli.s. under the Emer'«ncy Regulations 1948 The Latex Plant, Dublin b- lll> i aid the irmneaiate surroundings. Th e Utex Plant, Harvard Es^te Ktdah, and the Immediate surroundings F T|;" 52
    59 words
  • Article
    Congress To Decide On Navy's Ability To Build Super-Carriers
    255 16 v> l» 1. net BOmeeS Mi i Uxiiy that joint (huts 01 SLafl. Will make the on whethei tin- Wavj eu be building 80.000-ton foi life In ■trategftc ftli Attacks on an t-nemy. thai despite SB An Force victory m the
    U.P.  -  255 words
  • Article
    SIAM DENIES BORDER THREAT REPORT
    97 16 SIAM DENIES BORDER THREAT REPORT BASGKOK, Tuesday. Siamese official quarters today expressed surprise at Singapore reports which claimed that armed concentrations of Chinese Communists m Siam near the Malayan frontier threatened the north Malaya state of Kelantan. A high official of the Interior Ministry told Reuter that the Government has
    Reuter  -  97 words
  • Article
    POLICE CHIEF VISITS IPOH
    42 16 The new Commissioner of Police m the Federation of Malaya. Colonel Gray, yesterday paid his first official visi t to Ipoh. He had talks with senior Police Officials there and later drove to th e Kuala Kangsar district.
    42 words
  • Article
    ALL-TIME RECORDS
    80 16 ALL-TIME RECORDS LONDON all-timi> L (,'oo.is w,i- i ot £3^S si This was tho kMTfft f or Z year, except for the month of February mhKh ha, oniv days. According to official calcala. tions. the volume of export* was 149 percent that of \m But if allowance la made for
    Reuter  -  80 words
  • Article
    FOR RECONSTRUCTION
    49 16 SHANGHAI. I uesdijr. j a pan's Industrial capacity will be used top: n t< -wnstruction and development <; he rest or Asia. Dr. p s. Lokanathan. Indian exeeuttrc secretary of the United NttkM Economic Committlon for Am and the Far East, said at a] press conference day Reuter
    Reuter  -  49 words
  • Article
    Trade Union Dept. Rules Withdrawn
    72 16 Trade Union Dept. Rules Withdrawn A Kuala Lumpur statement says that the model trade union rules, agendas and standing orders, with summary registra-ion procedure issued by the Trade Union Dept. (Malaya» have now been withdrawn. Fresh model rules, etc.. are m the course or' preparation All officials of registered trade
    72 words
  • Article
    616 HOMELESS ASSISTED
    64 16 The Department of Social Welfare, has to date, assisted 616 persons rendered homeless by bandit action by assistance m kind and cash to the value of $3,228.53 cents and m cooPf^V 01 wit h Government officials and kampong dwellers has rehoused them. Fifty dollars assistance m kmd
    64 words
  • Article
    SHB STAFF TO GET MORE PAY
    130 16 i Singapore Harbour Boai j staffs will know their ne salaries m d wreck, an<l 01 big" item on the new scheme i a fifty per cent increue J starting basic pay, the Tfibun understands. SHB stating salaries are be scaled up from 542
    130 words
  • Article
    THREE DROWN
    31 16 TOKIO. Tuesday.-*" m dian lay brother and U ;J panesc seminary -^^'^Jfl drowned near Senua.. .n .><*m en Honshu, by 8 strong un« current while surimmlai Sunday.— Reuter AAP
    Reuter; AAP  -  31 words
  • Article
    STALIN CLEARS THE WAY AT MOSCOW
    168 16 MOSCOW, Tuesday.-Gener- Jo r f stalin reported today, cioared the way ior a whole new series of negotiations or. Germany, during a record-breaking five-hour "conference m the Kremlin last night and early today. The United States ambassador waiter Bedeil Smith e^. ing from the
    168 words
  • Page 16 Advertisements