Morning Tribune, 26 August 1948

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    4 1 MORNING TRIBUNE ,0 CESTB.
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    NEW CON'T
    11 1 Mr. Ma Tien-Eng, the neic Chinese Consul to Ipoh.
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    RUSSIA SHUTS DOWN CONSULATES IN AMERICA
    259 1 RUSSIA SHUTS DOWN CONSULATES IN AMERICA AND CLOSES AMERICAN CONSULATE IN RUSSIA LONDON, Wednesday.— Russia tonight decided to close down all her consulates m America. This action, it was announced, is m retaliation for State Department expulsion of Soviet ConsulGeneral Jacob Lomaldn from New York over the Kosenkina affair. Moscow
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    British Patrols Can Now Follow Reds Into Siam
    115 1 British Patrols Can Now Follow Reds Into Siam BANGKOK. *V£™»sl\ GOVERNMENT AND COOPERATION BBTnj^EN S AMES EM opERATIO NB El MALAYAN A .^.Vu-pULLAS INFES riNG THE fcTSSSfSS ffIRIWD IN BANGKOK TODAY. Under the new ti carry out >T ri! ♦rite Communisi i Ee&u k territoiy I ■tafMa v The Slai
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    'MAYATROOPS-ALL TRAINED MEN' (War Office)
    89 1 'MAYATROOPS-ALL TRAINED MEN' (War Office) LONDON Wednesdaj The British War Offici NPaUfitfU ii that Wm lent Mala; -sufficiently-:;.,. |ja an assurance today that evei j Jejl them will be "em anlliar with hi T -e 'A'a r Office a... ■ating on a letter put J2| the London E ■jw The
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    C-G GOES TO K.L.
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    GOODBYE KISSES
    34 1 A sergeant of the Fourth Hussar* prior to leaxHng Colchetter, on his journey from Britain to Malaya to combat terrorists, says 'goodbye for now" to his five -months-old twins, Diane and David.
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    7 TERRORISTS KILLED IN GUN-BATTLES
    766 1 terrorists were killed and three were wounded )n embattles with the Police and the Military m Kedah and Perth yesterday. )ne Police Constable was "jled and two were wounded. rorists m Perak captured two shot-puns and 98 rounds of munition after holding up ned watchmen
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    STUDENTS RISE
    44 1 PRAGUE, Wednesday. A :roup 01 Yugoslav students m Prague today called on fellow /.udents to rise against Marshal Tito's "imperialist policy". In a resolution printed m .oday's Rude Pravo the students also sharply protested ;he shooting of Yugoslav Ge■:eral Arso Jovanovitch.- U.P.
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    10 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    67 1 Honolulu. Aug. 25— Sixteen of the crew were killed and the remaining four critically injured when a United States Superfortress crashed m flames whil-^ living to make an emergency landing on an Honolulu airfield today. The plane burst into flames when one of its engines
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    GURNEY-GENT'S SUCCESSOR?
    58 1 Unconfirmed reports m the Federal Capital same Sir Henry L. O. Gurney, former Chief Secretory m Palestine, as the probable successor to the late Sir Edward Gent, High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya. "You are getting- very warm," was the only reply given by an official when
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    $50,000 U.S. ARMS SHIPMENTS
    70 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. —The State Department has approved emergency shipments of approximately $50,000 worth of small arms and ammunition to Malaya for use against Com-munist-led guerilla forces, it was learned today. Officials disclosed that licenses to ship armaments to the rubber-and-tin rich country were approved by the
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    First Chinese Muslim Consul To Malay
    265 2 wut.« '•■'*-/"V'T-;. 1 i Mi.s i.ins.licti.m wW tin,-.- Malay stat.s f'« -iak Trenggaau. and Kefc n« la ,k..i to expreei his vU v\s on uw preeeea aaveat itn-vaii lag m oVaai ilalai »>'.') i i;i him Ma reacted "A eaaffa hH BO fxjlitica! viows"
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    JUDGMENT RESER YED IN TENANCY DISPUTE
    167 2 JUDGMENT RESER YED IN TENANCY DISPUTE Judgment was reserved by Mr. Justice E. X. Taylor m the Singapore High Court yesterday m a civil suit brought by Tan Teck Jiang, proprietor of a dress-making shop m Ni w Bridge Road, against Cheong Swee Kee. a contractor, regarding the tenancy of
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    Ex-Corporal Says He's 'Willing To Plead Guilty To Save Time'
    184 2 "I am not guilty, your honour, but I am willing to plead guilty to save time, a young Ceylonese soldier told the District Judge {Mr. E. P. Shanks I yesterday. He was 22-year-old Kulatunge, an ex-corporal of the Ceylon Royal
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    INDO BRITISH COMRADARIE
    146 2 INDO BRITISH COMRADARIE New Delhi. Wednesday. Lt. Col. J. M. Ricketta, m a letter to the London Times, endorses the suggestion, made last week by General Savory, that there b s .O ild be a memorial m London to the Indian soldier. He nay.s, "I am sure, great numbers of
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    CAMP CASUALTIES
    46 2 LAHORE, Wednesday. Casualties at a Muslim refugee camp, 140 miles from here where police yesterday opened fire were today reported at 15 killed, 20 seriously injured. The camp at Montgomery was today surrounded by 20 platoons of West Puninh mn. stabulary and tanks. Reuter
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    QUAKE SHOCKS
    94 2 Teluk Anson and Georgetown both experienced mild earthquake tremors on Tuesday afternoon when buildings shook and people rushed into the streets. Teluk Anson' s tremor lasting a little over two seconds was felt at S.^s p.m. —the third of its kind, the previous tremors being registered m 2»£6
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    Arms Carrying Brings Chinese Longer Prison Sentence
    183 2 A Chinese, now serving a two years' term for theft was sentenced to six years' rigorous imprisonment by Mr Justice Brown at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for carrvta arms and unlawful posgession of ammunition B The Chinese, Ng Lian Chong. waa arrested
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    CHINESE URGE
    50 2 PROTEST NANKING. Wednesday. The Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission again requested the Foreign Office to "vigorously" protest to Siam against antiOWnCM discrimination, it wa« officially announced m Nunkinp today. The Commission said that the Chinese situation worsened re cently and Chtneie nationals wore being deported nn.i... manifold pretenses. U.P.
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    38 2 .1 A kson. M'lMlriril Wednesday. John B Rankln staunch advocate of white ■upremacy In the Southern ■Utei of America, has boon re-nominated a candidate for J?«»rreM for tho ir.th time m we Democratic Party Drimam m Mississippi Reuter
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    IOWA TO RETIRE
    76 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday.—The U.S. Navy will retire the 45.000.t0n battleship lowa from active service with the Pacific fleet on September 1 m order to concentrate on an anti-submarine training programme, it was announced today. The navy said the retirement of the lowa, which was built during World
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    HOSPITAL TAKEN OVER
    19 2 Hatavia, Wednesday. The Hutch today took over the Republican operated Ontmi ««o pital of Batavia.- U.P.
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    NEHRU SPEAKS
    45 2 Folbfwinft tht flag-hoittiug i-*i*n,<>ny at ttit, t l. y,. D*lht. h\ <elebnitt the fust (tmnivmtmy t Indt -'ftrntitntt PPrin t MrniMer Pan.i.t Sehm wUrmim thr vast gathtrtny that t ,n the tx I'istnn. Stand my behind i.v lh-u n, Sardai Baldftr Sm<fk iGll.g)
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    JEWS ACCUSED OF BREAKING TRUCE
    84 2 JERUSALEM. Wednt'Sday.United Nations observers today charged Israel with the "flagrant violation of the Vn truce" by their actions around Government House m Jerusalem. Observers notified ON mediator Count Folke Bernadotte m Stockholm that Israeli troops occupied the Agricultural School and Arab College near Government House
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    Lady Gimson Opens Bazaar To Aid Graham White Fund
    225 2 Tributes to the late Archdeacon Graham Whito amlfo work for the church and this country were paid by spe»"*j at the Charity Bazaar held yesterday evening M "y" Memorial Hail m aid of the Graham White Memon The late Archdeacon, worked
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    Boatswain Dead: Seaman Faces Murder Charge
    137 2 Murdering his boatswain on board fcbe B JJJ Blb e r of tb was the charge against Teo Ting Kon^'. a cml yes crew, when he appeared before the Nincn r dfl y- m otN The accused had already made a voluntary confession to
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    Pass as the job of developing our own colony -UK officer told
    468 3 Pass as the job of developing our own colony -UK officer told K< srONSIBILIIV tf developing the Colony must I* passed baik to t:.e local Legislative Council. Mr X W. Blackburn, of the Colonial Information Lee now waiting Singapore, was politely told this kex-Rotar- President. Mr. S. S. Franklin, after
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    GANG ROBBERY ALLEGED
    120 3 The long arm of the law brought a Malay, a Chinese an<i jn iu'iian to couit yesterday for a gang robbery they wen alleged to have committed m December 1946. Sahm bin Abdul Hanml, Kd ward Yong. and Ranganalhan neid up a Tamil cyclist on tht light
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    NEGRI APPROVES FRIDAY AS MUSLIN SABBATH
    120 3 NEGRI APPROVES FRIDAY AS MUSLIN SABBATH The Negri Sembilan Sta 1 Council a t a recent meeting (i.pprovtd a proposal making Friday, the Muslim sabbath jinsuad 01 Sunday, a public holiday throughout the State. thus making Negri Sembilan the fourth Malay State mi n Ihfc Federation to hav<. Friday an
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    COUPLE ON 'CHAP JI KI' MANAGEMENT CHARGE
    125 3 COUPLE ON 'CHAP JI KI' MANAGEMENT CHARGE A w0n,,,!, nan.ii oOQUi WMuks. amounting to more t Fl aloni; North Bridge Road Emm i 5 pi SO chap ji ki" lotter> m $9,000, was found m th«detained while travelling m v just before daytm^.w. act ot throwing a handbag "'t of
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    Army Handing Back Sultan Idris Training College
    12 3 Tr,, rttie? hay, to^umo°stu^ sSSaS
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    CHINA TRADE SUSPENSION ONLY 'TEMPORARY' AFFAIR
    157 3 'hia,!,' ll>|Jt n f lon of trade with China by a number of total I due to the change-over from the old currency «t, ,dv, >Uan ls tatt^ by a prominent Chinese hanker tl(ld > U a ■teniporaiV affair S? Vk *sS b *en
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    S'pore Seamen, Shipowners, Mow Satisfied With Amended Bill
    154 3 Singap-w. seamen and shipowners M()W satisfied with th« M,-rchunt Shipping Ordinance Amrndnimt Dill a .v it n.nv stan<i« befor«- the L« .u r islHtiv< Council. th» in.tnagei i a leading shipping company told the Trltnir The Bill now embodies all the amendments
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    SHOOTING ECHO: MAN CHARGED
    67 3 Tin Hi ToY: !!MddV-a,;r,l Chines*- fata) the NFII Idv m 'ji'd at the pritfOn watd at the Gt-netal Honital JTBfcrdll an«| i heard MmmM chained vith th<> murvtr of Mi. J N. Book«r of Watts an<l Co S»nt?anoio «r| lo was shot m his office m
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    CYMA (St. Teresa) Office – Bearers
    93 3 CYMA (St. Teresa) Office Bearers Qtltym »»<■ c of t^- r<. lie Young Men's Association (Chuich of St Trresat for this year n y o. Sn'rituaJ director: Rev. Fiither S L^e; president Mr. Charles De Rts«r<o; vicepresident Mr Chnries Ooh Sin Chans hon. secretary Mr. Tohn Ten- smC tttntmy Mr.
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    2 WOMEN FACE ASSAULT CHARGE
    80 3 A middle-aged Chinese husr band accused his wife and his moU*er-in-law of attacking him, His wife, Chong Lai Fong (22) and his mother-in-law, Se«* Toh Fong U7) were yesterday i charged m the Second Police C<M*rt with assault. The husband, Tham Mengr Tat (34), of
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    RACKETEERS LOSE CASH IN BID to CORNER SMOKES
    91 3 Racketeers lost Mf tiiy«H/ mewf/.i/ <Wie« •*"£<* Mil lo 'conMT* Mp^ J^ cigarettes m Smtiuport UHinrnj the u<ek-tn<l m amtictpatUm of an i— rtf— l m a'«y i^i cigarwttm a*ii tobacco \m(m§ applied to C7W«i|P te Federation. Supplies which were aruihihh m
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      64 3 f MIMBR A! c\7VD <Fh\[ 7 i Mm t A Living Corpse Limousine thai MM J ha\e its paintwork chaug jj^ V ed m a frartiim of a set*. j^. The same person ai Ijy v's'^W different plates at k[ *.*£< %K^ t same time? I S I ortune-Teller or
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    18 4 ataxies, m rfflHffl^r 1^ and Brian D<«tU; CO-wtmr W* h Bmp Ml tkU ficture, pr<*tur*.d by Harry Tugetut.
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    'Anna Karenina' – Another Britrsh 'Prestige' Film
    420 4 'Anna Karenina' A not her Britrsh 'Prestige Film 'ANNA KARKNINA." the London Film Production leaie privately previewed by the Press and duo for screening shortly m Singapore, is undoubtedly an ambitious British motion picture, directed by that craftsman of cme-teehnique julien Duvivier. It was not so long ago that the
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    TORNADO HITS NEW ZEALAND
    71 4 WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND, Wednesday The Prime Minister of New Zealand, Mr. Peter Fr;iser, was today Hying to Frankton Junction, mar Hamilton. Nortn [Bland, where three people were killed and 17 Injured by 1 toinu.lo. The tornado completely raaed one atreet to Krankton Junction ami damaged Hamilton,
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    Mother Put Kids To Bed, Went Out And Didn't Return
    182 4 DAUGHTER TELLS OF "STRANGE BEHAVLOUR" A 30-year-old Chinese woman, mother of three children, left her house one night after putting them to bed and did not return. The next morning her body was found floating m the sea oft the
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    APPEAL MADE FOR POOR CHILDREN
    107 4 Sir Franklin Gimson will address the first meeting of the General Committee on the United Nations' Appeal for Children on Sept. 1 at 5 p.m. at the Municipal Council Room. Various sub-committees will be formed at this meeting. In the appeal issued by the General
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    McKERRON TO VISIT VCS
    37 4 The Colonial Secretary, Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, will visit the various Village Committees m Singapore during the course of next month to see for himself the good work done by these committees.
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    DANCE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION
    91 4 At an extraordinary g^J meeting of the WJjl sociation of Teachers M ing held at the WPW J Cabaret Hall on A* "JJ following were <^ teQ 1 bearers:- r c^ei Presiden: C*« T sS| re-elected. v ce -md Md Low Poh San ee MA J General
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    REDS DISTURB JAPS
    48 4 TOKIO. W* n l7 h 7da >n "J Minister HttosK Asm interview wtth Gen e Arthur. sai«l OU „n s, b] munist Party 1 for "disturbing Rcttt er. situation m Ja^ wASHiM-v: lt (ll(l 'ri«.H Shore-to-sh.p ri( m H ports o'^r/rs i(i T along th<-
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      456 4 jl i ON YOUR RADIO^TODAY MALAY ENGLISH Down; PROGRAMMES o a r ly i From 12 noon to 1 p.m. Radl- ouno at ,Hl on 4KS metre* m the mcdl- ita V. urn wave baad and 7*oo kc/»ec. inK t j M^h U m the 41 metre hand. 945 Diacuaiion
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    Aroud The Town
    559 5 I WITH VERA ARDMORE I I I X I M]t The Chinese 5:;/:////////;' Club t i Linese Surimminj W iimflj night" I- iDd fee idnissii Al le^oi-and those ■•■>•'- Ks: had I•■ cry bv;>. m i\ mi::,; i progral ime I r t I Chi! ii v
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      7 5 lSlu trousseau. She will I avmtf' BIITV
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      44 5 Far Eastern Freight Conference Freight Tariff From Malaya Dated January 1947. Shippers are hereby informed that the effective date of the reintroduction of the transhipment additionals to Istanbul has been postponed from i 19 8 '48 as already notified to Ist Septem- ber 1948.
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      203 5 ELEGANT BLOUSES j vy i "LONDON PRIDE" I THE TIME THE PLACE I Tonight from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. I m the Popular New Lounge at I lIAIII.ES HOTEL I COCKTAIL 9 i with FRANK PICKFORD at the PitJio I Paml I from 9 p.m. to mid night I
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1948 Emergency Exit
      238 6 THURSDAY, AUG. 26, 1948 Emergency Exit THE terrorists know 7 no frontiers but the anti- terrorists do. The anti-terrorist campaign In Malaya was therefore limited to this extent. The hard pressed terrorist knew that if he made for the Malayan-Siamese border he was safe from his persuers, who could not
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    THE CHALLENGE OF COMMUNISM
    1068 6  -  PEDAGOGUE THE biggest head i cbc facto! <M) ernmenU In non-Com-munist count vi' is the Comrnunsit problem. Everywhere gov ernmenti arc fighting desparalely against an idcoloKy which until now they had regarded us a political movement run by cranks for cranks they said that the Communist
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    POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
    10 6 POLITICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE THKY \J9ftX. t J""" bam. c
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    War Of Words In Welsh And Maori
    367 6 War Of Words In Welsh And Maori CELTIC national fervour nas been raised to new heights, look you, m resisting the New Zealand claim t^at the noted Welsh "Llanfaii P.G." placename is not as long as their "Taumatawhak etcetera which refers to a sm-ill nil! near the township of Poroiigiiiau,
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      47 6 SINGAPORE Pc na n g BANGKOK ■O9OLE FARE RETURN PARE I CARGO Kil« H dikm i (O^^^;tTl<>^ If PEMANG I ■•ROM lI'OJI \M> KUALA LI M PI EVER! s MDA¥. Af /4 £/I X 'V /I R W A S 1. I M I T i: L>
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      WORLD PEACE HOPES HINGE ON RELIGIOUS CONCEPTS
      371 7 AMSTERDAM, Wed John Foster Dulles. Republican Party foreign adviser, pinned his hopes for world peace upon international recognition of the fundamental religious concepts. Serving as delegate for the Jotted States Presbyterian lurches Dulles addressed representatives of 150 churches In 42 countries at the
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      HUSBAND CARRIED CLUBS WIFE PATS PENALTY
      34 7 HUSBAND CARRIED CLUBS WIFE PATS PENALTY < mh>r a J th. south **Zr*,t£t her sifter, Crolf Union ml pm *h<r> pi">'^ y fl f;v V»i mh>r She recenV N tewiM ritf lei iMi r inlcrAAP
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      YAKS FLY OVER U.S. ZONE
      48 7 BERLIN. Wednesday.— Two foruattOßi of soviet YaK Ofhten flew over Berlin's dßited States sector yesterday ait i moon. CS Air Safety officers said then were three lighters m ?ach formation. Th e planes flew at b°;ween two and three hniLsani fiaet altitude.- U.P.
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      Soviet Charges
      110 7 I Bank And Fund GENEVA, Wednesday QttfH of political liscrtmination hv the Unite 1 N ittolU Ir temational Rank md Monetary Pun<l were levelled by Eastern European debates to thr Economic and Social Council (luring a four-day -lebate which ended today Russian delepato Alexander Morozcw declared m the
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      WALLAGE'S CHALLENGE TO TRUMAN
      210 7 Riffhts for United States citi«em 145.000.000 of them." '1 am not a Communist. I never been one ami I never expect to be one. The Progressive party is not con- U Of UM (Jlfu N«d the K 1 o*o w the p. 8 V hf s
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      S'HAI PLA.YS TO HALT STUDENT TROUBLES
      139 7 SHANGHAI. Wednesday. Four measures, to foiestal student troubles m the fall term of local educational institutions, are reported to have boen decided at the ciosing meeting yesterday of top-ranKing officials of the Garrison Command Gendarmerie and police headquarters. These are said to be Firstly,
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      ZIONIST DEMAND
      38 7 JERUSALEM. Wednesday.- number of speakers have demanded at a meeting m Jerusalem of the Zionist General Council that the holy city be included m the ,»tate of Israel, and remain the centre of world Zionism. Reuter
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      US Will Allow Jap Wand
      130 7 GENEVA. Tuesday. Tne Australian delegation to rtv mating of General A&reeAiiSH on Tavrtffs and Trade k awairmg instructions- from it »fiKMMBI on the TJniKd States' pr-pesai r? ci ry into America of products ,1 former Japanese islands i' the Pacific of wliich it is rustee
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      China's Gold Yuan Debut
      274 7 Prices Jump SHANGHAI. Wednesday. Rrtail prices of all commodities with the single exception of nee registered a use yesterday, the second day of th» gold yuan debut, according to figures available this morning. Quotations for cotton and cotton yarn, flour and miscellaneous cereal, cigarettes and other
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      EX-JOCKEY FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL
      99 7 EX -JOCKEY FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL SYDNEY, Wednesday.- Exjockey Reg Marsden. 43 who won many races m Australia and m England m the '20s wasfound dead m a Sydney hotel after he had rung a doctor saying he had pneumonia. Marsden won the Newmarket Handicap on Valiant at Flemington. Melbourne,
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    WORLD'S BEST ATOMIC PILE
    178 8 WORLD'S BEST ATOMIC PILE „i iawa. Wedn< idaj I 1 C i Mackenzie, Presid* nt i ;in ,i chairman <-f <';«ri.i<i.i Atomic Energy Control Board. MM here toby that Canada's atomli energy pi!«- at < rial* K,v, i ontaiio is the beat I" of its type i" the world." He
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    COME TO
    32 8 Tribune On-Tht.U His Lais On The M Here are the cooks. Th> food MM]f not loom as m the best restaurants. But. th< (V-:ys tr«m Washing up after th< W
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    PLAN TO ESTABLISH PASSIONIST MISSION
    105 8 Union City, Now Jersey, Wednesday. Reverend Ronald Norris, spokesman for the Congregation of Passionists Catholic Order announced today that the Passionists' head, Reverend Gabriel (iorman, would leave for the Far East on Saturday. He said Father Gorman will visit 15 Passionists Missions m China and
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    EX-BOSS OF RED UNDERGROUND IS LOCATED
    73 8 EX-BOSS OF RED UNDERGROUND IS LOCATED WASHINGTON, Wednesday. The House of Representatives Un-American Activities Committee announced that it has located long-sought for J. V. Peters, alleged former boss of the United States Communist underground and will subpoena him on Monday for questioning. The Committee meanwhile prepared for a session on
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    US. TO TRAIN KOREAN TROOPS
    28 8 SEOUL. Wed. The U.S. Government agreed yesterday to continue training Korean armed forces as long us American troops remain m Korea,— U P
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    CANADIAN MOSQUIH ACTION AGAINST
    105 8 SHANGHAI. Wednesday The first Mosquito bombers purchased from Canada by u« Chinese Government have gom into action against the Chin. Reds. Q The Chinese Airforce announced that a squadron O' converted fighters were cn.r tened m action m vesu Shantung province. It said the Mosquitoes bom*--ind
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    STILL
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      35 8 SHANGHAI MODERN TAILORING 10, BATTERY ROAD. Have m Stock:— A N>v. Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. also A Lovely Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Trices. Thone 8 >081 own material --i^^^^^^ made to order.
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    COOK-HOUSE DOOR BOYS!
    59 9 /<//' unit vllf Bans 0 11 are ta^ of their liday by [he beach si>tant tr s >' c the boys discipli' ie r food, to to render to be self james on d swim m Sh air and jng make its are all md time. The
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    AUSTRALIAN RACE WILL BE EXTINCT IN THOUSAND YEARS
    257 9 Sydney v i cwttoE to n« lnos(ia >'- A cPrnf L) oCtol R T Vavrw 1 lofosso- of fiX» n «i>e», the AusWlthl a XLtSi b 0 extinct D M," th rau improves. sald "JB»r families. He tralian J or more Aus{hi
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    Out Horse ow
    66 9 Out Horse ow rfid not f \yinij on f)i» only par* c; ton. Mnesday. Ron! I organs r b 1,,. a sell out for te the Dublin opened here yesPp >quadJ eJ Stat' S BnJ ance Sweden. tu »g fox the rH al 1-093 if 1 > stable' 1 LW
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    "I TRIED Q PREVENT IHE WAR," HIROHITO TELIS NEWSMAN
    245 9 "I TRIED Q PREVENT IHE WAR, HIROHITO TELIS NEWSMAN TOKIO. Wed. The feu: islands left to Japan would be t inadequate to hold her eventual population of 90 to 100 mi'lion.'-. Emperor Hirohito told M. Waters, Editor of the IfelbouttH Sun today. Hiro'.ii.o was reiening to Lbe question of Japanese
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    51 9 ORPINGTON, Kent, Envland. Wed. No passwo.vi no cigarettes was the rule hare yesterday. A local tobacconist off for a vacation m this tobaccohungry land gave his replacement and his regular customers a secret password to make sure regulars did not get cut off while he was away.
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    28 9 Mercantile Institution Study m your spare time:— Shorthand: (lMtinan an Gregg) Book-Keeping: Elementary and Advance. Practical English: Elementary Intermediate and Advance Mathematics: coaches for anj public exam.
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    12 10 JAP-PI TO IMPROT y^ whl th r ii boo more tMn -1
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    COALMINERS IN INDIA BENEFIT
    72 10 nkw DELHI, Wednesday rndia'i 250.000 coalminen win gel benefits oi provident fumi us a result of Coal Mines Provident Fun.i end nonus Scheme r.iu pmm b Y rmrlianunt I labour Ministn Mr. Jigj;VJUI iUin who wa* ronpratulaUf, cm thr m.-asurr from all 5*7 «J th^ house
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    PROTECTION FOR MUSLIM SHRINE
    167 10 NKW DELHI, Wednesday The ln-liuri Parliament unanimously passed hill to make provisions foi changes m the constitution of the managin;;COOUnlttec of th.- famous Mus- ttn ihrine of Khawaja Suheb at Ajmci about 23Q miles from Diihi Ckangei ha been necis■itated by mis ition of seven numbers
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    78 10 BIRMINGHAM, Wed. An argument over how many holes one man should drill with a new machine m the Austin Motoi Company here was settled yesterday, pnd Britain's biggest auto exporting plant went back o work. The strike lasted three ayd a half days with production loss of
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    FLYIN MILK
    55 10 FLYIN MILK -sad whon th»'re fa M a day from B,^ m th, s.- areas aJ ftciont on the r^J tion m Bntam toi! 150.000 consul 111 Additional SUODy I brought from S by sea. When the air J full operation. Be!fJ the busiest airport! Official!, will hffj an additional
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    ATTEMPT BISHOP'S
    47 10 ATTEMPT BISHOP'S (WGUARI. ft Bishop of Sards Tesde and thrw iowly rsciiped deat \\'hen a barbed across the road cai to overturn n Police said i re if nled the uin> across the rw& 5 stron<) trees, m aijniHf-t the Mm thf ''\ir or^ipa car suffered h?t
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    ARAB, ARMIES
    41 10 TEL AVIV. Wed Israeli militaty sm 1 terday charged d preparation!! were m Transjordan' I Legion and the In nounced their ma single command, ill SkOlMftOtal, li said Count FoIW will ask the L'nl General Assembly] recognise the Je^
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    40 10 DAYTON. Otik lot or ciwgft 5 design probably J before Truman w legally drive J < Municipal Cw t,re Shertr rw dnnnf] lice** I fined Ma fM iMNIIMMfBI Wnght had ft i convictions on <««1 "haigcs.- U.P.
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      224 10 I* 111 I I P». %4 rf 3KS3SB X^a? S%SS BELINDA 'nnsi r vnn so you /?t)r>v 1 DEAC ME WHAT S GOING ON i NO. MtS5 WEEKLEICH j |^W6Lt Wf Li L£A£N T 9 CeS DEfX T- a MERE '-^^rrl/wsSo&WV^l ITS BEUNDA'S PUHMMmr,-^ H« LESSON! -mSOR€ SHE MECOT WEUSEE
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    5 11 Hring Collapses Die. 400 Hurt
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    JO GROUP HOULD BE CQUITTED
    129 11 'fliinh Lj TVed. B though unconfirmediy. Ed' today that an Indian at the il-natJon military al us submitted to his rue? a lengthy dissenting I contending that deft :r. the Tojo group I be acquitted. Tribunal leuree law Mta Judge R B Pal 80 cases
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    RUSSIA BACKS & MRS. KOSENKINA LOMAKIN & CHANGED MIND
    230 11 RUSSIA BACKS MRS. KOSENKINA LOMAKIN CHANGED MIND DN'DOX, TTidinilij Tlu- I'nion ha* rejected the W States prou-:.- regard"fiugee Russian >choo! feersardhf? approval com «v ail actions taken b\ "I Jacob M Lonia the handling of then the official Bot let now^ jcy, Tass. wported today. **d the Soviet stand centred
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    HARROWING TALES OF HOODED TERRORISTS
    154 11 NEW DELHI. Wednesday. A new terrorist organisation i called the "Naqabpoah" < hooded has made its appearance m Hyderabad State, according to United Press of India. Hindu refugees fleeing out of the State narrate harrowing tales of atrocities committed by these hooded outlaws who are
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    "STOP BICKERING," D.S. BRASS HATS TOLD
    73 11 grtr n.tor-s, .mco bickering Nvauso it undermining the called 300 junior officers of the three services into an extraordinary conference and thorn the Riot Act n the presemv ol his joint chiefs In plain sharp words he served notice that the role of each
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    NIZAM ANSWERS A KING'S PLEA
    44 11 Hyderabad. Wed. The Nizam yesterday ordered a million upeos about US$3lO,OOO be sent to TVaotjordn for relief of Arab rcftlgtM from PalesThe world's wealthiest rule! give the money m response to a cabled appeal from King Ab ullah. U.P.
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    HOUSE FALLS
    45 11 LONPO N Wed. Children were at £r«t thought to have been buried when a bomb damaged house collapsed at Goldsmiths Avenue, but police mquiriea later disclosed that they tud prevkwrty left the house. Ambulances and firemen were called wh»>n th<» hnnsc collapsed. Reuter
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    HOLY CITY: PEACE OR NO PEACE?
    182 11 CAIRO. Wed. Abdul Rahman Atzam, Secretary General of the Arab League, last night declared that a AYtr York report that the Arab Jewish preliminary peace talks were going on MMi "completely unfounded. "It is not m the interests of the Arabs to begin talks
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    TRANS-AUSTRALIA AIRLINES LOSE £260,000
    80 11 TRANS -AUSTRALIA AIRLINES LOSE £260,000 SYDNEY. Wednesday. Trans- Australia Airlines, the Government-operated service, lost about £260,000 m the year ended June 30, 1948. compared with £505.000 m 1946-47. Accumulated lost since TAA began m 1946 is more than £770.000. A special £325.000 grant during the year to cover carnage of
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    CRACKDOWN ON CURRENCY VIOLATORS
    150 11 CRACKDOWN ON CURRENCY VIOLATORS SHANGHAI. Wed The police crackdown m China against violators of the regulations on the new currency, widened on Wednesday Shanghai control agencies were particularly active aginst stock brokers, food markets, foreign banks and even theatir.s wno autnoruirs said were found involved m violations Systematic check on
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    Jean Is Wondering If No. 13 Is So Lucky After All
    757 12 Sews From J. Arthur Rank) Sti LONDON. Aug. 18. TREVOR HOWARD, popular British film actor under ntrad to the J. Arthur Rank Organisation, is to fly to Canada on September With Patricia Roc, who will travel by an from
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    583 13 ferU gy 1.70 1111 oi a/( K ,;c>. MO M.00 45-W B 75 JITS f° Dg 1.065 10S5 L ,01 1.70 1.80 K P) 1.70 l.SO Senes 22.75 tt» cd in Col!?. 2.424 2.47H Lrds 6-00 '.00 ster 0 SUM) 5150 |i ur 10.00 11.00 cas ChinBank
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      170 13 Produce Markets Round-Up There was no arrival yesterday of either Siak or Unfeg a sago flour. A shipment of the SaTawak quality which was landed here yesterday was taken up to cover contracts. Business m gambier showed an improvement during the last few days with supplies .being bought at the
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      65 13 Vessels Godowns Tweedbank E. Hamble Sedili f New Chawang 4^/J C. of Glasgow 40/1 Steel Director s Marella f^ Glenroy Steel Advocate Via Marken I^J° M. Navigator 19/2" St. Croix 23/4 British Prince 25 Shielbank 27/8 F.A. Silcox 29/30 Pres. Tyler 15 16 Medon Segamat W l2 Tung
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      Business Better In Share Market
      25 13 There was a slight increase m the volume of business m the local share market yesterday but prices were irregular.
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      PIGS FROM MIRI
      22 13 One hundred and sventyone pigs from Miri, Borneo, arrived yesterday for Singapore on board the Moller Line's Empire Park.
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      JAP SILK PRODUCTION
      39 13 TOKIO Wednesday. Japan will produce 59 million yards of silk goods for export during the three month period beginning September this year, according to a new plan adopted by the Ministry of commerce and Industry. Reuter
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      RUBBER MARKET CLOSES QUARTER-CENT HIGHER
      100 13 RUBBER MARKET CLOSES QUARTER- CENT HIGHER VVith better advices from New Yoik. the local rubber market yesterday opened approximately three-quarters' of a cent Uglier than Tuesday's clos ng love's with business recorded at 44 cents for No. 1 R.S.S. fob Sept With sellers predominating later m the day, the market
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      FREE ACCESS INTO INDIA FOR STERLINGCOTTON
      135 13 NEW DELHT, Wednesday. Imports of raw cotton stapling 7/8 inch from sterling aicu countries and soft currency countries including Brazil but excluding East Africa and 1 Sudan will be licensed freely for July to December. 1948, says a press note issued by the Ministry
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      New York Stocks Close Firm
      99 13 NEW YORK. Wednesday. Continued absence of any materials pressure stimulated som c further cautious demand which brought moderately widespread gains covering $1 or so featured by selected Steels, Rails, Oils, Buildings. Aircrafts and Specialities. Tiaciing. however, remained along reduced lines pend ing further Moscow developments.
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    TRANSFER PRICES ROCKET IN OX SOCCER
    524 14 !Zw has* made I statement which may *<*\ P»a> Hs n-irt m checking the present situation. P He is Herbert Henry Merrett. Chairman of Cardiff City, who wiote m his club's programme: "I think the transfer system is rotten. I have deliberately refrained from
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    TABLE-TENNIS NEWS
    241 14 The Tiger Sporting Associaion, last year's senior inter>lub league champions will neet the Chin Woo Athletic Association, last year's runnersjp m an important table tennis fixture of the All-Singapore senior inter-club championships tomorrow night at the Great World at 8 p.m. sharp. A gate collection of 50 cents
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    C.H.S. SOCCER
    118 14 The following Commercial Hlgb School players are asked to turn up for week-end soccer fixtures against the R.A.F Contingent and Fraser and Neave 2nd XI at Geylang Stadium at 1 and 5.15 next Sun day:- First Team D. Govindasamy, Ong Lay, Kirn Seng. Charlie Nicholas, M. Singh. Beedin
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    CYMA HELD TO A DRAW
    98 14 The Chinese Athletics helu the C.V.M.A. to a one-all draw 10 a Biv. 3 League jrame at the C V.M.A. ground yesterday. c!a. '-cored through Kirn KSBf In the first half. Anthony i Choong rquulised for the C.Y. M.A. soon after. The teams were: C.V.M.A.:
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    Ebor Handicap
    110 14 LONDON. Wednesday.— The j probable runners, with jojkeys. for the Ebor HancHcao to be run over one mile ai-d •hree-quarier s a t York toda> numtxr 21. They are Auralia tB. fcnritn'. Domino (J. Sime>. Urgay 'T. Ha*croft>. Anwar (W. Rickaby. Voluntary (E. Elliott), Crusader's Horn (X Britt).
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    Close Finish At Cycling Meet
    117 14 Close Finish At Cycling Meet AMBTERDAM, tv Du,»<)nt (FnMtl btat Fattei ho i Australia: m opening hoat of Lac pursuit cycling duiupia quarter-tinals before 1 M t itie Olympic Ua here tonight. In the MttOd heat Ci Contf (Prtnct) Iwi an victory ovoi Thoo Hlaniw (HoUasd) m 5 nnnutfj 1
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    4 RUN VICTOR FOR ST. JOSEPH
    47 14 St. Joseph 1 :.yUtulion I a nanow tout -run c:icK over Rattles lnsUtation day. when they met on t» gl R in Mosberp'n topped for St. Joseph-, wthof26. H'sschoo^ at 80 with any ckARaffles replied wi.n j« m a thrilling nish
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    Seet Kirn Chen?
    39 14 Members of the Cheng Bf^fpa^ notified that J< tamed re-exomp-v, Registrar ot^ocu fho fo;low">S for thecurront)^ dn) Mr. H«ry 1^: Messrs. t !t f Ilc L,,t^ Beet gin i lvM Auditor. M'- Mr Hon.s r! ts(
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    State Express' Soccer
    58 14 The following will represent the "State Express" soccer XL auainst the Malaya Tribune soccer XI m a friendly gam* soccer tomorrow at McNai? -round: Goh Teck Thye: Jimmy Fong, Leong Sum Tien: Lee Chee Kow, David Cheng -.eong Sum Meng; Mahmoori Suppiah. Cheng Ah Kmt: Ngan Ah
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY MEETING
    37 14 Members of the S.C.C aij reminded that a meeting of interested m hockey will r>< held m the Club on Monda> next at 5.15 p.m. Business (a) election office bearers: (b» any othei business.
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    SUNDAY CRICKET
    51 14 The following will represem the Singapore Customs Spoil. Club at cricket against w Johoie C.C. at Johore on bunday M. Shariff. P. H J Crcsall, E. J. Selby. T. J- Hale. Pwamley, M. O. TB0O»--dell, Aziz SharUf. S. Hassan, J. Leach, J. Reauten. E. Scully. Reserves: Haron and
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    S.C.C. Croclet
    12 14 The WW"^ I urday. at j I ground. weDD U1
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    CYMA TABLE-TEN CHAMPIONSHIP
    27 14 CYMA TABLE-TEN CHAMPIONSHIP Tan K-n. J champu" 1 111 table tenm J last Bunda) l P Tan beat U*J thrt« J^ Fathe A The B^ trO ph:
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    126 14 llalmoe, (Sam '< Tm United State* -i nnt teftJH ii << i itllard, l'-i nfjf Bw v. ,i f Dixon ii i o.tvi* l.. h equalled t.»«" world record i i i mlmite s wte m > i i Ui 1 i) t- :s
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    NEARING CENTURY
    34 15 NEARING CENTURY BILL BROWN, Australia's opening batsman, who at the Ume of going to pres* wus well on lus tony to a century m the Tourists match against the Gentlemen of England at Lords.
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    249 15 C.C. SURPRISE ATHLETES; WIN 1-NIL a Jalan 8.,.. had won the ton fettirr. ESsri^ r 1, it, nm] -< 11 la „,,.k v shots com „.2 1. n 11S from tin MeflUlly received n 'against the Malay, f ekugo.Aitk«>nk.;.t O f a fairly long p«etivtty duo to hi? dv- displayed
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    The Return Of The Fair Sex To S'pore Hockey Fields
    388 15 The R eturn Of The Fair Sex To S'pore Hockey Fields By Malcolm Modder IT IS INDEED good to learn that members of the Girls' Sports Club, Singapore, will be taking to the hockey field this coming season after a lapse of nearly seven years. Prior to the outbreak of
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    HOSPITAL WINS 1-NIL
    60 15 HOSPITAL WINS 1-NIL Ll scored by Omai. tlu Hospital's centie-foi- tortiy after the change enabled the Hospital pain full points m Uh ran Ua,;u»' gai;u- the KaiKowyu Bporti Geylaag Stadium yw- Koh Swee Chiang I <£d the teuu were fßotpital; Yong ChinAknud Yugoff Kn^ ;na^ BubranuuiiaiQ On wi Uahmaa k:
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    SCC Team To Play In Batavia
    177 15 4a JS.C.C. cricket side Mill !>•• \isiting Java this weekend. The party will leave by plane on Saturday, arriving at Ratavia m time for lunch. They uili im»et the Box Club m a 2-day fixture commencing on the same day at I p.m. On
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    Donino Wins Ebor Handicap
    63 15 Donino Wins Ebor Handicap YORK, Wednesday.— Mr. W. H. Cockerline's Donino won the Ebor Handicap here this afternoon. Mrs. Acklernley's Davistan was second and Mr. G. A. Culluigtoii's Culrain third. Twenty ran. The betting was 100 to 1 Donino, 10 to 1 Davirtan and 20 to 1 Culrain. Donino won
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    Zasoned Players In U.S. Davis Cup Team
    54 15 Zasoned Players In U.S. Davis Cup Team *taS£22«*t* ?W a^ up promis J p«ss «r:| Bert fo.nl thlrd and T a»Bob p a ,J^ c P assed was /alk,nbur K Wimbledon i -l';^ ia f team which I.uro p zone cham will mid- nter zo^ finals Si "*-u i p
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    TODAY'S SPORTS
    74 15 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. League Div. I M.F.A. v. Tigers S.C. Jalan Besar Stadium; Div. II 223 8.0.D. v. Kranji W/T, Alexandra Road; Div. 11l A.M.D.G.W. (Changi S.C.) v. S.C.S.A., CYMA ground (St. George's Road); S.H.B. Boys' Club v. R.A.S.C. Training School, Geylang Stadium; Unicorns Club v. Ist Malay Coast
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    Australians Meet Gents Of England
    155 15 Australians Meet Gents Of England LONDON, Wednesday. The Australian cricketing: tourists met Gentlemen of England at Lords today and winning the toss batted first. The weather was overcast at the start but the wicket was good AUSTRALIANS: Don Brahman. Lindsay Hassett, lan Johnson. Keith Miller, Ray Lindwall. Sidney Barnes, Ron
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    ALL THE FA
    140 16 Ult.! mm; VfPP^ Uan ori no* hold hoi twu I which to j "«»i ay,, -.t, 25.- g wish. Hi to do so. Mori ?o out automatically to organs th»t m^ the form of a joint r-lai so that you get the facts as 1000 v uv
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    217 16 The Propvssrv Party If pertui I I -.^biaty of Increased Indirect taxation In Slngai n R fean the Colony Government may follow the Federation tnunent refardtn* I this matter. Yesterday evening, the n ~eneral committee of the Party met to discuss this and deckle
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    308 16 Soldier Alleged To Have Stolen Jap Pistol While Under Detention A British soldier. Harry Thomas Gordon, stole a Jap automatic pistol while under detention at Selarang Barracks, kept it hidden until he had served his sentence, and then deserted, it was alleged m the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Gordon said
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