Morning Tribune, 30 August 1948

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    6 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I^ 1^^^^^ in ESTS.
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    MOTHER SEES SON KILLED BY BANDITS
    351 1 MOTHER SEES SON KILLED BY BANDITS (Tribune War Correspondent) PONTIAN, Sunday: A patrol of Gurkhas lying in ambush positions along the Pontian Road, Johore, heard movements in the scrub. As they sighted their rifles, a Malay woman ran out of the laUang. She sobbed out that her son has been
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    NICIPAL MEN RESIGN TER STATE TAX DEMAND * .. ;„io«H nt Hrit
    253 1 NICIPAL MEN RESIGN TER STATE TAX DEMAND ;„io«H nt Hrit- aSt&fSt tJm SS Known Ce>t,c From time immemorial the I i 500 residents have enjoyed a ..n.vial immunity from taxes became of their poverty and paid only a local tax on doc And there are. curiously. many dogl on that
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    RING FIND IN HOTEL
    72 1 IIM-a-month airlw L ctetttf up tm i tuger's TOO* «< Eotd ftiterda u ta that nn M£ i a I\.QW-thrtt-dia-d nri'i \e rm<i ii Wm f ng to Mrt Mlkd Light, wth htr hu^-'.nd and w«ld son. WOi by Con*Ulii!'.'-n from am to Sudncj. ie ckrk
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    RAAF ON ITS WAY UP NOW
    71 1 RAAF ON ITS WAY UP NOW CLBOURXE. Sunday, ralia's air foice was on Its up again after touching 1 the en, Mr. A. s. Drakeford, rter for Air and Civil Anasaid here today, e present force could be Ibed as a skeleton air force new fighter squad: ons d begin
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    On The Moon
    26 1 MO.VTO, Sunday. The Rorlwf Society toIBtonttdpians /or a M* "<*« *fcip. u-liirfc if lu>pe« J h«f be/orf 1360 •NiMpeed- o/ on/i/ "r war."- U.P.
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    Teacher Sentenced To Die
    122 1 rhJ^i LUMPUR Sunday.— Tan Ah Seng, a 30-year-old cnooi master, described as the most important and best-known c w St le ader of Johore was sentenced to death on a mdige of unlawful possession of a revolver and ammunition. The accused, who was a for mer
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    SPECIALS SPOT 2 MEN IN BLACK
    24 1 Late communiques issued by the Police last night brings the following additional news items in the Federation terrorroundup
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    124 1 JOHORE BAHRU: In the small hours of Saturday morning special constables on Shansi Estate saw two men dressed in black coming: from behind the clerk's house. Four shots were heard coming from that direction and special constables returned the fire. I At dawn, 303 rounds and two. empty catridges were
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    58 1 NEGRI SEMBILAN At 3.30 a.m. yesterday the telephone wires on Glend estate were found cut by means of a parang. At Pa jam estate, fire was exchanged between special constables and intruders at 2.30 a.m. this morning. At Sungei Mahang Estate, Nilai, at 11.30 p.m. yesterday fire was exchanged between
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    Into Space
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    NINTH KREMLIN TALKS PENDING?
    85 1 MOSCOW, Sunday. The wee Western envoys today met t th t American Embassy for dlscuASkmi also attended by Mr. ov Kopler, American CounselU is believed they discussed nt w instructions from their eovSSSSSSE reccived duriDg the Observers think that they .asked or are asking for ;noth
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    WHEAT EXPORTS
    33 1 'fOUKNE, Sunday. ;>an wheat exports y this totalling 105,000.000 busht() Aug. 21, are the big- Mr. c. T Chapman, «JJ airman of the Aust^ "g 1 ;v heat Board, said to-
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    RUSSIAN WAR HERO DIES
    52 1 LONDON, Sunday. Accouncing the death of Marshal Pavel Rybalko, Famous Russion lank Commander in the war, after a long illness. Moscow Radio said the Soviet Government had decided to make an immediate grant of 100,000 roubles and a monthly pension n 9 nnn vrmhloe tn his
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    DEATH MYSTERY
    4 1 JAN MASARYK
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    MASARYK'S END NOT SUICIDE, BUT 'MURDER'
    93 1 MASARYK'S END NOT SUICIDE, BUT 'MURDER' NEW YORK, Sunday.— Gen Frantisk Morovec, war-time Chkf of Intelligence In the Czech army said his own personal investigation made before he escaped Czechoslovakia showed Ja n MasaryV. was "undoubtedly murdered.' "The full story of Masaryfc cannot be told, but, when the circumstances permit
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    BURMA TROOPS IN ACTION
    62 1 RANGOON, Sunday. Burma Government troops were engaged in small actions, against insurgents in the My in gy an district, southwest of Mandalay, and in the Toungoo area between Rangoon and Mandalay, according to an official communique tonight. It added that government forces and "Red Flag'* Communists
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    FRANCE: LATEST RAMADIER CHOSEN
    30 1 FRANCE: LATEST RAMADIER CHOSEN PARIS. President Vincent Aurlol today asked Socialist former Premier Paul Ramadier to form a cabinet. Ramadler met Auriol In an hour long conference this morninr.- U.P.
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    Mass 'Air Raids' On US Cities
    343 2 BIGGEST OPERATION VN WORLD-WIDE BASIS' I E o«* will in the giecteKt mas- -oki.i United st •-«>. on cm I Tut plaaM will ta* ->'J f' or I ieoti kUMIIdC (J« -inany. M- .-.ri Keflavik. roelanc; Point, Hawaii B« mad' and Ox>h<" Bay, Lu»-ii<-,joi.
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    U.N. KASHMIR COMM. IN KARACHI
    242 2 NEW DELHI, Sunday.— The United Nations Kashmir Commission arrived in Karachi yesterday from Delhi for consultations with the P^kictan which the Commission laid before the Indian and Pakistan Governments on Aug. 14. In the fortnight in which the Commission was hero it discussed details of
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    RUBBER PRICE UP BY 1¼ CENT
    97 2 The rubbei price on Saturday oi ed appioxLHia.iy r, cents it* ••►vi* tiu* pi< viou:- da) :vel The market o] e i■! teady In Hie morning with '11,I 1 ''"its f(.t No. IRS 9 t Bept Later in th( morn n I market eased
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    ULSTER NOT TO BREAK
    93 2 TYRONE. NORTHERN IRL- j LAND. Sunday. Sir Basi Brooke, Prime Minlittr of UUUr, today :vaih m jls: is dt\eimnaiion not to join with Eire to rnd the na. tition of Irtlan-J. Brooke answered Eii, P? irri( Minuter Jolm Ccstillo. wm claimed yesterday in New York tha
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    HEART VICTIM
    27 2 OAMA&CUB, Sunday.— Av.aJ El Bahrawi Dey, Egyptian. Minister to Syria and Lebanon died here today after a hea r t attack. He was 55. Reuter
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    Wedded At Registry
    63 2 Mr. A. H. Gdris Ml marii"t to the tl'test daughter of Mr. n nd Mrs. DAD Lnwrmci at the Registry on Hiiturtttn/ morning Thr reception held at thf G. H Cafe, mmm attended by a mgi number of guests. Tht bridal toast uas prisoned by Dito Sir
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    ROUND-WORLD WOMAN FLYER REACHES MALTA
    58 2 ROUND-WORLD WOMAN FLYER REACHES MALTA VALETTA, MALTA. saturIfo Richard A. Morrowarrived in Malt:, today turning her round- l(: Bight from prance. H« i- plane developed fuel > but this did worry the young since she had b Pitiful supply of fuel aboard Early Sunday she plans to S* lu> n
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    Why China's Youth Sees Red
    100 2 AMSTERDAM, Sunday. The youth of China did* not really like Communism, but they embraced it 'because they are so enthusiastic about their country's political affairs" Professor Kenneth Li told the World Council of churches here yesterday. They felt their country was corrupt and they ran
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    32 2 WROCLAW, Poland, Sunday. Vn appoal by the Polish igw of Women for the return of 200,000 Polish children from Germany was scheduled to be presented to the Intellectual Congress hpr* tn^u U.P.
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    Weapons for exposing US Red
    160 2 Washington. Saturday. Th House of Repiesentatives I'nAmetican Activities Comnuttt today called for legislation banning "all Communists from Government service, denying th. ni tne use ot passports and compelling them to Plgtfter arui ihus make themselves >uhj»ct t the "weapon of vpo-un ..nd detection." The Committee
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    HYDERABAD NIZAM DESIRES FRIENDSHIP WITH INDIA
    116 2 HYDERABAD NIZAM DESIRES FRIENDSHIP WITH INDIA j HYDERABAD. Sunday I lfre Nizam of Hyderabad e.\- pressed bis dcsii\ for friendh relations with India in reoly <,o th c last-minute appeal of India's Governor General Chakarvarri Rajagopa'acha.i. to 'take a realistic view oi i thing.s before it is too late." i
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    BRITON WINS MODEL PLANE TITLE
    74 2 BRITON WINS MODEL PLANE TITLE AKRON. OHIO. Saturday. An Englishman hold.; ike world's rubr>er-band -mcdei airplane championship todav because, ironically, he had tin best rubber bands in tbc tt€€iing held in this world's rubber capital yesterday. Th c winner i r. b. Chesterton of London, whose modi 3 plan? stayed
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    46 2 LONDON, Sunday. Passengers on a Thames water bus helped to rescue two men whose sailing boat capsized near Putney Bridge today. The men were clinging to their upturned boat when the water bus coming from Charging Cross direction made an unofficial stop to pick them up.
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    RUMANIA CABINET RESHUFFL
    51 2 RUMANIA CABINET RESHUFFL BUCHAREST cafcin* 'h e Ruma: Dr Va,i. Mi: a y Minis Bc: 3 iua2 inPlaci cf Dr rcrsfl »r, -who hi 1 nk Dr Edward *J Eecr^Ury-Geoc j l«!tr| F i llin!ster tit-n. replacing u (j, Uvemcanu, d dvr Ba:L\d> n; iste, of Industri poin;ed Deputy Trtfk
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    BIRTHDAY FUN BUT AGA KHAN WASN'T THERE
    87 2 BIRTHDAY FUN BUT AGA KHAN WASN'T THERE Dar-Es-SaUu: SiH A ciowl of l lai watche.l the Aga Khani cial biitlvlav piou-ssion night gaily lit by c:loured trie Ughta an I a firewoq play but thi kgi Khai not there. His wife, the Begum, •Jifssed the crowd a! the i ground
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    VAN MOOK FOOD HOLLAND TALK
    68 2 batavia. Sunday. Hubtrtus Van M at U ant Governor-General o Ne'.::e: lands East IWU« a, ti Holland on Sept«l a. his Governments b for talks on th* inW situation, a Dutch muniQue said today A 32-article Blil Iran the D»tch 0 T>:x •dmlnlst the- Ortted
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    U.S. Def ends
    73 2 GENEVA, Saturday. Willard Thorpe, United States delegate to the United Nations Economic and Social Council today blasted the "time-con-suming and obstructionist tactics" which he charged had prevented consideration by tho Council's seventh session here of the three UN convention^ 0:1 freedom of information. Thorp told the Council
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    GREEK ARMY SHAKE-UP
    17 2 ATHENS WjWjJ Army Albam i. U. Floet. Ch eeo MiHta., Mi i:lt0 today. U.P.
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    Press Freed
    31 2 malicious provoke vw were lC consuming tactics for gS-TtT conclusion the Boviel the convent!"' the sridcratton of J me Council* Committee v- (J on the A>- ir M iranamissioo
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    UNKNOWN
    322 3 w f the I -on Monnorvi!!.'. It Marie's coahK >• nought K opposition to Kj n conomio pruH s ntßilf papi'r* ■rfefc u the prtvK.", R.rtiblic had B^ihf.ufri; it would ■nK-iv 'difficult for ■t< to the promiorK e n ec -~<iry majorK<o possible candiMw!( M. Pierre Kd.rai-Sociah.--t, M. Human
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    INDO ARGENTINE BARTER TRADE
    114 3 INDO ARGENTINE BARTER TRADE BUENOS AIRES. Sunday. i ti. ptorabilit.. that India ■ad Argentina might negotiate a now warter agreement in the neat future has been raise 1 here tollowing the return 01 Mi J. 11. K. Modi. Indian Go.rnment Tiade Commissioner Mr. Modi has been away sevrcral monthi foi
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    SAULLE TO BID RETURN TO POWER
    38 3 SAULLE TO BID RETURN TO POWER In 1 g Marie'i ernnieni n all-out n return dine 522? i dance's |f he be, tt- tomake retwa to tM the lourcr a state irr, f Pifsent D, and de- U.P.
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    UNKNOWN
    28 3 'fine The k«r*..\ ;«vily on r»H f a y follow>«nt Marie ere v s closed to market «ho, bl a( k NpiecJ ench2O. hi ;f^i from U.P.
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    YUGOSLAV PROTEST
    129 3 BELGRADE. Sunday. M. Sinn^vc Slmitch. Yugosla* Fore gn Minuter. yesterday haidod a note to the Hungaran 'j Ration 1 ere protesting in ten.-.* simi'ir to those in a note handed to Rumania i fewda;* s ago against UYu^Hi' v propaganda. Tho note said the Hunr w an 4
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    INDIAN TEAM IN PRAGUE
    19 3 PRAGUE. Sat.— lndia's bockey team which won the Olympic title have arrived in Prague. Reuter
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    FIXED EXCHANGE
    28 3 BITAR, Sunday. The Lebanese Parliament :oday ratified a monetary agreement with France, guaranteeing the official rate of the Lebanese pound for the next ten years. U.P.
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    23 3 Ficturt). A incident in ,ront of tke Malay,' goal during the match against the Tigers at Man Bear. T»e Tigers Iff. 2-1. Tribune
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    Germans Ask For "Protection"
    228 3 BKRLIX. BoMtey Pro- n members c<t cfie Bei lln City Assembly received ter f;om Majot General Alexander Kotikov Soviet oommen:lant in fJrilin. shortly :.ft"; midnight today, in answi \o request foi "protection" against luithit Communist domonstrations. Di. otto Sjhi. PresMeat of the Assembly, said tht* letter
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    WAR AGAINST CORRUPTION
    153 3 Shanghai. Sunday. Under the direction of Majot -Genera! Chiang Ching-kuo. President Chiang's eldest son. the Communist Suppiession and National Reconstruction Work Corps commenced economic investigation work today. The corps will inaugurate ten public service centres at important junctions of the town Through these channels th»» public may
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    Prices Rise In Shanghai
    100 3 Shanghai. Sunday.— Hitherto more than 200 shops have been .'accused by the public of raising prices above the Aug. 19 ceiling since the introduction of the gold yuan, it was learned today. They range from leading I department stores and restaurants to bath houses and nood!
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    GRILLED
    28 3 j'.i..e/i^'.. Sun. Police autno.itiea today ques;.oiie<i at length three prominent Shanghai businessmen arrested last night on charges ot conducting illegal transaction in gold bars and foreigr currencies.
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    FAI AUGUESE SOLDIERS HERE
    49 3 FAI AUGUESE SOLDIERS HERE Eighteen Portuguese soldiei? arrived in Singapore on board the m.v. Modjckorto yesterday. They form the last batch of a regiment which left for Lisbon for Macao. Lt. Vasco Martins (24). 8 keen footballer, heads the last batch. With him are two sergeants and 15 piivates.
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    ARTICLE FLAYED
    107 4 LlfKDfO, Auk It ('him-. 1 Government to«la c tigaled an artJd U»* in k izlne United Nation v J.khlk t« 'I H IVVOH Ni IJ i /;irnc of Chiang K u in Ike It future in < itMag cornl. m it tii ISo eraawat Ini n i U
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    MONDAY'S PUZZLE CORNER
    205 4 li bi t'» m boot 1 i :)it jn t! rord ;»ij i on i. i lackboard CLUES A f j. instil- ton Gain, So, 11. Irish H:,, (Abhr.) 12 Oovernmcol (Abbi i To go back Pllpilfl n »\v:. 1 Rip., 2 Amocm ed r n (Abbr.),
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    PICTURE X-WORD: EXCLUSIVE
    9 4 «ow cmec* tour anawera irtththw bilw.
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    SOLUTIONS TO PUZZLES
    47 4 11*40 'M1,,,,,) VU) I 5 01 'BAH) K -yjjg p((i OHOMBBOHO anaiow 0.l koixqiob 4' wvi *vu '^ooa '^^cj 'j^tjoj M]<« ...i '»dai 'Jv.in.l 'aoqqfj 'mj i PlJnip Mm 'pixu 'j(M)> t «I^>l '|«jo -UJ3O '>j<>oa t 'o.unq 'pq -g -nios otzznj pjomwojq n
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    TANK EXPERT DIES
    57 4 LONDON, Saturday— Radio Moscow tonight reported th* death of Pavel Semyonovich Ryalko, commander in chief of armoured, tank and mechanized troops of the armed rorcei of th c USSR. Rybalko, a marshal of the tank troops and twice decorated as a hero of th e Soviet Union,
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    Fishermen Couldn't Believe Their Eyes
    470 4 Newt From Arthur Rank Studios -prct.iculatly in I I Ugti I I t w*M the Santa Maria' making her first trials on the i-. This sailing ship is triumph of modern ingenuity .i 1^42 model built in the A, [ndiei in 1948. It is a
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    SHADO WED BY POLICE
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      239 4 j| ON YODR RADIoIi BLUE NETWORK MALAY ENGLISH PROGRAMMES From 1% noon to t p.m. Radiated on 483 metres in the medium wave band and 7200 kc/sec. In the 41 metre hand. From t p.m. to 8 p.tn. Radiated on 486 metres only. From S p.m. to 6 pan. Radiated
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      92 4 12 00 p.m. Signature Opening Announcement™ gramme Summary in *m r> 03 Cantonese Select*™ News in Mandarin, MM nouncement *r°6 in Tamil with Signatured i 17 Tamil song. L* -V s !g natu.v Tan. O^M Mandarin DanC Cantonese sdcctior, W 7.00 Mandarin by **JM 8 .30 Kaa,o PW Jjj r»
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    Ground The Jown
    618 5  -  VERA ARDMORE a WITH "<a.'.,n% Tiong Bahru) "Get Togo. her" at 8, Fort Canning Road. Fun ami Games for Pioneers and thei. fricml«. \V£DNESDAY 10 30 am Y.W C.A. Katong G r o u n nwt at 5. Raffles Qua/ for visit to Newspaper offic TIARSDAY 4
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    Witmer-Keyt Wedding
    42 5 Witmer-Keyt Wedding RANTONp. Wr.n: r Vb* KLM was raarrid PJJ ty A K y a) fW of the Q pfcJ recently. The ro- held r Q ii a which a 2***naa<| r;d o,- Miss ■J w bridi Ifi v s inn y
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      15 5 |DAfe t-LORFNCF ?Ut M AXD UI| V NOT YOU? DTNo' rtSf appointments N^^ ORCHARD ROAD,
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  • THE MORNING TRIBUNE
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      MONDAY, AUG. 30, 1948. ....And Time Marches On
      213 6 MONDAY, AUG. 30, 1948. ....And Time Marches On LAST week the Jnited Nations published a report on the health .standards prevailing among the 170 million colonial peoples scattered throughout the tropics. The report is interesting because it repeats everything that has been said by reports of this kind in the
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    FISH OF 80 MILLION YEARS AGO
    879 6  -  Anton Fr. Bruun, Ph.D bv Specimens found from time to time indicate that the ocean depths contain species dating from prehistoric tunes AGLAXCE at a map of the world suggests that little of it still remains to be discover ed; the main features of
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    MARXISM IS THE SOUL OF WIT
    689 6 LIKE many other forms of wit, humourous satire is permitted in tiie Soviet Union. But the successful satirist must have a keen sense of proprieties. Editor Ryklin of the humorous weekly Krokodil was sharply critised in the authoritative Patty organ Culturi and Life for
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      190 6 GOOD MOW SBB jp and aliases My Mother'* fn.nd and mfnt inn N speak* to you as one woman to •nofher. She know* full well the unrratmf wear>inf, tacka^he which i» ftcn a mothers lot Her «»n mother advised her to take LL U'ITTS P.H» and. in the lijht of
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      NEW KOSENKINA CASE BREWING
      272 7 vr.ic;/; FOR PROVOCATIONS*' CfK'lN. Sunday.— Sa.\ins tins IMI trying to ftmnkf k« >s»nklna rase the offlciHl Hortet news bureau In iin t.nl^ht accused the Americans of holding a U-year- Russian *lrl named C.allna R. Rolenko, as a hostage t,.r new provocations." The Soviet statement said the
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      OFFICE BOY LEAVES £451,000
      27 7 OFFICE BOY LEAVES £451,000 mm V* aml l mm <rvtHr>. L il S ti aj2 C p.KMth.TsUmit'"' hal inwm 1 kfi:ir r ami in his »il> (>"»' Reuter
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      ANTARCTIC TRUSTEESHIP
      34 7 t] s Saturda., I I I I foi ID vrit t: I 'omiE. onsid( BUg> few trtasmitti d by the h >" ites in a not€ to the 'ij.7 Office, n was officially
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      CHINESE REDS PLAN SET-UP OF COALITION GOVT.
      135 7 CHINESE REDS PLAN SET-UP OF COALITION GOVT. SHANGHAI. Sunday. Chinese reports from Nanking toaay claimed tha t Mao Tsetung. chairman ot the Chinese Communist party, is planning to hold a political consultative conference at Loyang. in Honan province, with Feng Yu-siang. Li Chi-sen and other anti-Chiang dissidents The reports claimed
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      10 SIAMESE KILLED
      49 7 rKOK, Sunday. T«ii si v:' lagers were kill<V M lay, Aug. 23. when airrom a North Malaya a bombed a village in Naiadhivaa district on the Malayan border, according to an official i eport received here tcnla>'. The report said the bombing tasted one hour. Reuter
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      ands Off British Colonies!
      139 7 LONDON, Sunday.— British will oppose any sugfon th^t <he Tnited Notions has any right of conor over the British Colonial Empire. the I rited Nations Colonial Committee meets Geneva on Thursday. Britain's determination to renew her previous nd og this point was emphasised in a Colonial
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      MUCH COVETED HONOURS FOR U.S. CRUISER
      131 7 SHANGHAI. Saturday. Vice-Admiral Oscar C. Badger. Commander of the United States naval forces in the western Pacific, flew here tror.i '-ingtao yesterday to personally present the much covetci I mw "K" pennant to the heavy cruiser Hclna for battle efficiency. sides bcincr Ul€ most
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      WON—AND LOST
      25 7 WON— AND LOST li-tVn CIHA J' S&t.-Nationa-einhn'^tu 111 or thwest Anhwei 2SS2 11 thc c °mmunist base cf •vi nßcheng but lost the city of
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      Currency Reform, A Hongkong Leftist
      265 7 HONGKONG. Sunday. The Far Eastern Bulletin a Chinese leftist publication printed in English termed Nanking's new economic reforms a "big swindle" and claimed the move was adopted against the express advice of Pei Tsu-yee. the financial negotiator in the Un-od States. The paper said Pei's
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      BETTER SALARIES FOR NURSES
      63 7 i/rvJON. Saturday. Th^ Nit iv -ial Executive Commit tee M the Confederation ot He-iUn Service employees todav ru.ged itself to do everything in its power to secure an ea.y ■nd satisfactory settlement of the question of salary scales and conditions of service for nurses. TjC pledge
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      HEAT KILLS 104
      95 7 CHICAGO. Saturday. The death toll from the summers longest heat wave soared past the 100 mark today as temperatures climbed to record breaking highs for the sixth consecutive day. A United Press survey revealed that at least 104 persons had died as a result of the stifling
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      Shylocks Exit
      121 7 Shylocks Exit NEW DELHI, Sunday An hi tit :nl /><,/.» mm stii't lit ii i/i stt rdnif tint tin Indian G'trrrnrn* /it hud isk* i only thi>s> Afghan MtiMMil who had "COM4 t>> thr adverse notify 0/ the provincial fiovemmtnts on account of thdr ObjecHomable activities Hitch aft hurassmtt method*
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      4,260 Mile In 21 Hours
      52 7 CHICAGO. Mturd&y. The »2. 1 .-ton, four-en^int.i United States Navy flying boat Caroline Mars completed it's 4,260- mile non-stop flight to Chicago today 21 hours and 12 minutvs 1 after taking off from Honolulu ■.in 1 about two and a hall hours before it was
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      117 7 Soviets' Mean Spirit MIDDLETON LANCS. Sunday. After the failure of an appeal he Instituted in Moscow against a sentence of two years' imprisonment passed on his young Russian wife, William Greenhalgh of Middleton. Lanes, has had his strongest remaining hope shattered. A letter from the Foreign Secretary Ernest
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    OH, WHAT A BE
    47 8 Tribune's On-The-Spot Camera, These Malay girls walk briskly towards the spot in the gardens where they will have their picnic. They have taken their umbrellas with them. But, it was truely beautiful mornin' These amahs have found a cool, quiet spot to chat
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    "AGREEMENT TO DISAGREE"
    139 8 LONDON. Saturday. Yesterday's meeting of deputies on the disposal of Italy's former Aftican Umpire failed to pro duo the expected announcement that recommendations had been referred to the Council of Foreign Minister. A Foreign C-.ce spokesman said tonight that one or even two further meetings would be
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    S'HAI POLICE ARREST 2 FOREIGNERS
    96 8 SHANGHAI. Saturday .—The economic police last night arrested two prominent foreigners here for alleged transactions in United States dollars, according to the Chinese newspaper Shun Pao. which gave their names as M. T. Elzear, (French) described as ex-manager of Banque Indo-Chine and G. Magit (White
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    SOVIET STARTED GUNFIGHT BERLIN-AMERICAN CHA
    205 8 SOVIET STARTED GUNFIGHT BERLIN-AMERICAN CHA BERLIN, Saturday.— Trie United States military authorities today formally charged a Russian lieutenant-colonel ana two Soviet soldiers with starting a gunfight in the American sector Friday night. The charge was made after united Press Staff Correspondent Jack Meehan, two German! jeep drivers and four American
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    'FUL MORNIN'
    28 9 Botanical Gardens Playing in the sun makes baby thirsty. But, mummv has thought of everything. nn '<»* al,, r nvwlf ThN !o\v-hanpnfc brand is irnslstible to kiddies.
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    SHANGHAI ROUNDS UP STUDENTS
    100 9 SHANGHAI ROUNDS UP STUDENTS SHANGHAI. Saturday. --Th mass roundjp of "profeos'O'i:; 1 students" on charges triat the> ire Communist spies sec.urifc to create a "second front" be lind Government lines, was urclerway today. Sixty suspects have thus far been arrested both from uni.».isilies and their homes, and the arrested included
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    SIX SWIMMERS TO ATTEMPT CHANNEL CROSSING
    126 9 SIX SWIMMERS TO ATTEMPT CHANNEL CROSSING FOLKESTONE. Saturday. The greatest swimming assault on the English Channel in history will start tomorrow if the weather permits. Four Egyptians, an Englishman and a Danish woman will accept the turbulent channel's challenge in efforts to swim the 22-mile crossing. Englishman Tom Blower will
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    ROYAL TOUR OF AUSTRALIA
    82 9 CANBERRA. Saturday. Aii craft and motor cais will play the 1 iggest part in carrying* the King.' the Queen ana Princess Margaret during their tour of Australia. The Royal Family will mute one flight every three days during their 68 days in this country. They will
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    SILGIT BOMBED
    21 9 NEW DELHI, Sat.- Indian Air Force planes bombed the town of Silgit. in North-west Kashmir, "very effectively yc--terday. Reuter
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    WALLACE WARNS OF THREAT TO MANKIND
    219 9 WROCLAW (Poland' vu Prague. Saturd i\ Henry Wallace in a lecorded speech broadcast to the current "Congress of Intellectuals" said mankinds gdsteftce was being threatened. Wallace's speech was brought lere by former United States Assistant Attorney General John Rogger. Wallace said: "Today conquests ot
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    MOINTBATTEN OPENS EXHIBITION
    49 9 ■TORONTO. Saturday. -Earl Mountbatten, former Supremo Allied Commander of Southeast Asia, said peace in future can be maintained only if the allied nations continue the teamwork they achieved during wartime Mountbatten opening the 65th Canadian National Exhibition addressed an stuiu^^^nvl of 50.000 pers< >ns I U.P.
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    Protection From Air Bombing
    90 10 Protection From Air Bombing r} I on 2«a ftMnl e«i h fr- this r> WW r,v«h I tion? for sick ar.d «L "Wp and o;-- co!!f» tho oth,- nntioß? ffl j coniT.i^ion which j ponv^nt,on< qupvtion/ i trying t0 nc^^, ft da*.^ .<ick wounded prison* 1 cor.'.vr.t^s tect combat^rt~ uM
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    DON JUAN MAN FRANCO
    91 10 SAN SEBASTIAN SB Th ftrsi ra Oen. r.. Spanish c airaant I m pla til w.. here today. They had a three-ln on Wednesday en boat Franco's yacht. Govc:T.ir.e:i:.d:p!omi ffionarchtel circki al the ireateit topflN ihis mee ft* Gen Praaco left Sebastian in hh vachi i
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    SPECIAL TRANING CANCELLED
    35 10 BERLIN, WJ3 three special trainj JW been waiting h f B United States wert«^ take passon? an F the Uipriff^rS] today when it .bejpj be lifted, a high poit official Mid U.P.
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    THE MYSTERIG SPECULATOR
    21 10 THE MYSTERIG SPECULATOR NANKING trol Vuan tod» track riowi eulatoi "who is d tieic national «Jij fore-k!i<m'leagc -jj menfs currency iw
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    BIGGER SWEE RATIONS
    11 10 BIGGER SWEE RATIONS po'-iv ts ration orii', a I -:u-..'l ICIIU.'
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    TODAY'S SHORT STORY THE BUILDERS
    1105 11  - TODAY'S SHORT STORY THE BUILDERS JAMES HANLEY t b\ rpa iv believe Leg* ••Kf Would he be r ,n amok she Sie.evenaUtUefrifhteninths met then we marriea. dX Vxttl JLj he was the world And lfn h€« rld p d she i: Je^emptjf And then th« jy came She c iUed
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    CEYLON TO REVISE TARIFFS
    247 11 GENEVA, Sunday .-^Dr. E. De Vries, the Netherlands delegate yesterday told the conference of the 22 nations applying the Geneva tariffs and trade agreement that he hoped the proposed Indonesian federation would be independently represented at the next meeting of the conference in March or April
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    RECOGNISE ISRAEL WALLACE
    55 11 NEW YORK, Saturday. Henry Wallace, the Progressive Party presidential candidate on Friday urged President Truman to grant full reoognition of Israel, lift the arms embargo and lend the infant state $100-0-000.000 for rehabilitation. The candidate asked thepresident to 'fulfil the directives of his party platform and the
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    Cruiser For Malaya
    77 11 HONGKONG, Sat. The S?E I on *>n, flagship of the British Pacific Fleet r»S«i^ tO H H ng K n? todav ™t ing short Its Summer -"ilse in order to "augment t-ast Asia." aJ^T Comnia nd*'r-in-chief f w»d that the ship was orignally S cheduled P to
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    BETTER PENSIONS CAMPAIGN
    172 11 iU.JGHTON. Saturday— Sir lan Fraser. President ol th* BritJ .1 Leg-ion and Couserva tiv^ Ml. p. for Londsale, ipok? at 1 .i^hton tonight at a me»tin£ organised by British an«« kindled societies as par* or" a naiioual campaign for better wa" «.r.s>ion*. Speaking in support of reciui*.*-!?
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    LOMAKIN WANTS TO REST
    115 11 NEW YORK, Saturday —Mr. Jacob Lomakin, Soviet Consul General and central figure in I the case of the intimidated Russian school teachers, whose recall was demanded by the United States State Department, boarded the Swedish I liner Stockholm this afternoon i to return to Russia. As
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    207 12 •,r :-•< SV3T£RR-\XEAN WORLD OF ES?I i N -V ixtERKATIOWAL INTRIGUE. WITH IT-w)J<rrß-SPttS ISD ANALYSTS. MAIL DRC: I3JD COUNTER AGENTS AND TRI ts ED BY .^TH CENTURY-FOX n: pj, TTAL MATERIAL ON WHICH THE STVi:: s\sED rHE WON CUBTA7W -A MOVIE DUE
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    DEATH FOR TERRORISTS
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      MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
      606 13 k.w quotation 1 40 1-50 [Twang Con. SO/6 21 Kenong Tin 31/- 32/ S.layang 9/6 SUUMte 21 Y/_ nte \l 3 It' 9 Malayan 30/- Sunleißtdor 39/- 41/- Kmta -Us W»y 3.07 3.15 raiping Con. 2.n 4 2.85 ''tv aPa Val 21/9 22/9 Talan 3.25 3.35 ng
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      Increased Interest Shown In Future Of Australian £
      780 13 Increased Interest Shown In Future Of Australian SHARE MARKET ROUND-UP (From A Market Corr.) A satisfactory week has to be reported from Malayan markets. The main body of business was in Industrials with Dollar and Australian Tins contributing a smaller quota. Although not fully reflected in quotations, there was an
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      156 13 Some 900 bags of Siak sago flour were bought up at $15% on Saturday, but Lingga flour was unchanged with sellers at $19 X 2 White pepper eased slightly but the black quality was unchanged. Prices of Gambier Java cube and Hamburg cube slipped $5 a picul.
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    HANDFUL OF OLYMPIC COMPETITORS STILL IN D.K.
    431 14 THE MORNING TRIBUNE. M-4*y. A««ti^ I W Valbat h One <>/ Than LONDON miadmt-oi the n.im r..nip.-tll«.r. am! r M ntinK >; ..ali.«. W t«* l»n iMilu- OUu I- <.;..'- r.-MM,,, K 1h,,.. fWS are .1 Wrl.m.«* u I.:i-N,a,.M1 .:i-N,a,.M uallinc ..m.l y*
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    Olympic Hockey Champions Win
    134 14 PRAGUE. Sunday. The Indian Olympic hockoy '.earn r-ontinued 'its winning way on its European tour with victory against the Sla via team of Prague by seven goals to one here. The Czechs looked heavier and stronger than the Indians. but they were decidedly slower and' less
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    SWIM CHAMPIONS
    26 14 PTE RUMBELLOW (left) and Sgt. Smith, trinners of the 50-i/ard free style event for women at the FARELF aquatic meet at Tanglin on Saturday.
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    MRS. ONG HENG KWEE INTERS SHUTTLE'FL\MS
    770 14 MRS. ONG HENG K WEE INTERS SHUTTLE' FL\ MS LEFT-HANDER. Mrs. Ong Heng Kvvoe iDiehaidi entered the junioi women's singles final yesterday, when she defeated youthful MUt Ro-e Soong (Useful) in Btraight seta in the Singapore Badminton Chamlooshipa at the Clerical Union hall. Another player. Iflss Mary Voon (Swift) also
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    NEE SOON RUGGER
    69 14 At a meeting of units stationed at Nee Soon held on August 13, it was decided to form a combined rugger team for the coming season to be known as "Nee Soon Garrison Rugbv Football Club". Matches win" be played on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons. Correspondents should
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    Pakistan Held To A Draw
    139 14 andBelgiu.r.d v edj fou. P»»stan imprtskdhi earl-. Ezlz scored I the nth. minute Ioaft ntelw alter h rerfcS drew iev,.. j.. £3 [equalising Ju^- before 2 j tim e Eziz nated I penalty bully for PakistM. j who led by two goal* a at the
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    US. College Team Beaten Bx FfiipnM
    33 14 US. College Team Beaten Bx FfiipnM LOS ANGELES. Sunday. The Philippine Olympic buB ketball team defeated a Pepperdine College team Df m to 43 on Saturday night in aS exhibition gam e. H
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    48 14 LONDON. Sunday- rugbj lea Barrow 30 H-' •••;>• J Bradford Northern i rfngtoa 19 BrOWfsSj^J Castleforci 3^ v i3 gfcNersfield 24 *w^ Hull Kingston Hunslet 8 **W»* Leigh 11 IJLh 11 Olciham 15 j f-jZfiad Swinton 18 fU Roverr 15 djle Hoi Widnes 5 Reuter
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    ALI RIZA BEY KNOCKED OUT
    71 14 ALI RIZA BEY KNOCKED OUT KING KONG. Hungarian s tl another easy r > n sa:u Great World a na be Say night. stratf George Ig*^ < falls in tne tht main cvvnt. in the second m Kid Masque. VW ht |fld first appearance^ Biza area knocked o ut AH
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    495 15 10 COUNTY HEAD VISION ONE TABLE Then seems to be no lin.:t £^h turn out to watch I l>a '"Jr.'lu^s ihe thermometer hoverj 8.-n« trtijpe ;;j^ I;lhren heit in most <"" 2 '"..th-Kootbi.ll LMgue niches LlMß***? r ee)l P of ).160,000 MM* f!KI "nSS SSSEm for past years fixtures,
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    91 15 LONDON. Sunday At LORDS. Middltivx VS. Warckshire. Middlesex 379 wn 52. Robertson 68. Ed--122. Compoa 84 Hollies 6 r 103). CLACTOX. BIKX vs. thampt inshire. Essex 376 Av- y ioo. Cray 139. 51 1. CESTER. Gloucesvi. Kent Kent 252 S 106. Arms 66 Gloushire 76 for 4 BOURNEMOUTH.
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    Hunter Hits 60 For GHQ Farelf
    272 15 S.:e'.son of GHQ FARELF cap'urej four wicket* for 41 runs at Hang Lim G:ecn yes terclay. when GHQ FARELF btat the SCRC by f|vc WfdCttl and 68 runs. Capt. Hunter tcpscore-j for GHQ with 60. HQ declared a--189* fcr four Tho Chines replied with
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    Mulloy Aid Talberi Wins US Doubles Title
    84 15 BOBTON. Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Obo:ne Dupont ar. i Miss Louise Brough. cf the United States, today won the U.S. Women's National Doubles Title lor the seventh year m succession by defeating their compatriots Miss L>oris Ha t md Mrs. Patiicia Canning Todd 6-4.
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    BOYS' GOLF CH'SHIPS
    51 15 KILMARXOCK. Sunday. John Pritchett of Sutton, Coldfi<?ld, beat David Reid, a Glasgow schoolboy, at the 37th hole in the final of the boys amateur golf championship here. Rajkumar Pitamer, the Prince of Nepal who is at Westminster School, had been eliminated in the second round of this
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    Hassett, Johnson, Harvey Score Centuries
    120 15 V lahan run-getti ng i^Wne top gear in th^ir match t hls fi "t century of the p nv <»ne run. f -'red 560 for the 2m of M •inriefeated with 113 scor EBOARD *ttßs Innings Brown run out 0 Hassett c Watts b Redman
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    Indians Win Gandhi Cup; Kuldip Singh Bats Well
    772 15 By R:»m liarn In uha, uis p^rhiips th«- \»f%i vrivUH innl»b p'ay^d m the Pauang tliis s.as»n, th#- (oniblmd Indian* h. at (hi» ».C.< tt» MM ihe Mahaduiia (iandhi Mi-.»»i»riaJ cHokvA < up. Th. Indians won l.y live wirUetH-^.naWn^ h^ runs needrd
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    S.C.C. DRAW WITH BATAVIA C.C.
    101 15 S.C.C. DRAW WITH BATAVIA C.C. batavia. Sunday. Tn.Singapore Cricket Club and Iho Batavia Cricket CUu> drew <n their two-day watch which ended here today. The Batavi* C-icket Club, continuing ttui: .rungs today, made a total o! 14 7 runs (Coyne 96 1. Bowling honours were divided. Forcing the p>fc.ce in
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    JALAN SULTAN CHAMPIONS
    90 15 J'llan Suite n ICON <ftr h\t> rDtttrict F< Kit hail Leu <i u t Chmnpionship a hen they dtf tujed P(i*s\>- Pamjaug team ant-mi at J'li'm ofMr Stodi im yoiterdau. Gockl goiiKrecping by Jnth keep'-.s was mainly rospon.iibJe for tbc \\>w score. No go<x!s \vr:t scoied in
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    SPEEDY RESPONSE FOR 'SPECIALS'
    287 16 SPEEDY RESPONSE FOR 'SPECIALS' 200 Answer Call THF Mvont call for 200 recruits for the Singapore Special Constabulary has nut with speedy response. Applications came pouring in for the 200 vacancies. There is a waiting list of 160. eagei to serve Government and help in the battle against lawlessness. The
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    Brothers Shine For Colleges In K.L. Game
    151 16 KUALA U'MI'I'R Sunday. Graud ;ill-roiinri prrformances by M. C. KuLisaj-athy an.J M. C. Unupsthy, o* the Combined Colleges, Singapore, enabled the Colleges to defeat triinfO' Cricket Association by four wicKetfl on lIM T.P.C.A. ground ben today. Kallasapathy and Pmapathy. who are brothers. contributed
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    WOMAN-TUBA ROOT VICTIM
    41 16 WOMAN -TUBA ROOT VICTIM A Chinese woman drank tuba root at an address in Holloway Lane yesterday afternoon and was rushed to hospital by ambulance. Tuba is a poisonous bugkiller used in vegetable gardens. It is used sometimes illegally for fishing.
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    200,000 Muslims To Move To Sind
    150 16 KARACHI. Sunday— The Pakistan-Sind Refugee Council ha> decided to move 200.000 Muslim refugees from the West Punjab to the Sind "A'i.hin the next two months, it was officially announced hfti today. The West Punjab Government, hitherto has borne practically the whole burden of the
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    2 WEEK-END BRIDES BREAK TRADITION
    171 16 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Two week-end brides decided to discard the- traditional wedding gowns when they were married last Saturday at th;» Office of the Registrar of Marriage. One was a banker's daught?i, and the other came from Kent. The banker's daughter was Miss Dolly Tan,
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    S'PORE BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION MEET
    145 16 The Singapore Buddhist As sociation held their annual general meeting yesterday at their premises in Outram Road, with Mr. George de Silva in the chair. The following were elected office bearers fo r the coming year: President: Mr. W. Sena, vice-president: Messrs. M. G. de Fonseka
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    181 16 NF.W YORK. Sunday George Bernard Shaw, accuse of "serious deviations" trom v. getarian ethics, has denied "tak ing liver injections for man} years," and has said that abstention from killing is impossible. In one of his famous post card replies he told Mr. Simon Gould. Vice-Presidential
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    THIEVES CHOSE MORNING HOURS
    97 16 A Malay. Mohamed Yusoff living in the Alexandra area, lost $60 in cash and household articles, valued at $24, when a thief broke into his house early yesterday morning. Thieves took a wrist watch valued at $120 from the home of Mrs. T. E. Smith at
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    UN To Take Over Sea-Bed Too?
    71 16 UN To Take Over Sea -Bed Too? BRUSSELS, Sunday. -Among the subjects to be discussed by 400 delegates from 19 countries at the 75th anniversary conference of the International Law Association here this week will be the ownership of the seabed, a problem which has become important in view of
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    ELECTRIC LAUNDRY OPEND
    113 16 ELECTRIC LAUNDRY OPEND up-country werenrZ! Thf quests were W l> tity and a 2 tion Kin given by I^7 h<li the assurtitii who has ha.j 10 ynn dry experience in Binaa, Enelan.l She clothes an-i other C linens were numbered., waahe 1, 'lamp-dried cq ly dried ami ironed' Jp exclusively
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    DEATH TAKE A HOLIDAY
    78 16 Death took a holiday Singapore streets this wA Saturday had the kmd cord of street accidents I month, with eig:ht minor onlv. and yesterday there only one accident involvii nor injuries. There were 11 other mil cidents mostly "technical 1 ones involving slight M to vehicles
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    U.S. NAVAL PAR IN CEYLON
    45 16 COLOMBO, Ceylon. Admiral L. R. C-in-C of the United naval forces in the B Atlantic and Mediterr. accompanied by other tanking officers, arn Negom'bo airrort here The Admiral and h» are visiting Ceylon after will visits to Pakistan India. Reuter
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    TRUMAN VACATION
    14 16 BLAKESTOXE Maryland. Sunday.-™ Truman is lookmß «J ass's*?* joying a vacation. U.P.
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    20 16 Mr. and Mrs. P«« ftXfiat St. Louis Church, Tatpwfl J (Dolly) Moissinac a well-knou n i the groom a mtnmy
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