Morning Tribune, 4 September 1948

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    $1,000,000 A YEAR TO FIGHT TB
    438 1 $1,000,000 A YEAR TO FIGH T TB Government To Double Expenditure Rate (Tribune staff Reporter) gtm mm win W** I n dollar ammall y thp lm******* from next year, doubling the prevnt rate af I Thi, ma leveaW 9} Dr. W. i. Viekers, Director of M-diri' hntora, Sia^pore, al a
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    WHAT IS A COMMUNIS!?
    67 1 WHAT IS A COMMUNIS!? BT. LOVI& I The ns* ent of veteram \t Federal I I dk pm- th- < mi i tsis lt of thi irfcica might fan V- It said a Con Iw i i fin *taU AAm tion of 1-mirol L u G D, /f.'rf.a>. •0/ q
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      SOVIETS WANT BIG 4 MEETING
      36 1 SOV IETS WANT BI G 4 MEETING J***)!*, Kridav ril JJt Inion has Sl i that ,h Bit K-.r f*>llM(i».r tk to Italian „f that C H_3 ,h:ir K^l Bt^s »r i! r, l>resent''Italian colonic U.P
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      DR. BENES DEAD
      10 1 D R. BENES DEAD a *duard k P *»S>, from
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    KCMG For New H.C.
    49 1 The King has been pleased to promote Sir Henry Gurney, newly appointed High Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya. from the rank of Commander to the rank of Knight Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of Bt .Michael and St. George (io. from C.M.G. toK.C.M.Cr).
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    20 INJURED IN P.I. QUAKE
    50 1 MANILA, Friday— More than (20 persons were Injured and 50 houses were I partially destroyed when an 1 arthquake rocked Surigao. in northeastern Mindlnao, this morning, according to a Red Croat report. Ihe quake was presumably Wised by the eruption of the Comiguin. island volcano
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    SHOPHOUSE ON FIRE
    32 1 The roof and first floor of a -aop-house in Kelantan Road were gutted by fire early yes-<-rday morning. 'I'lnee fire-eninges fought the ith v R___* the ground-floor the building.
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    ROAD TOLL
    39 1 TOLL ikiiLf T se gir1 10. w *s down hv hCn l he was kn°c^d 1 Tdie^ an. STCbus on New !-ve nf n e g ßoad a* 5.15 yesterday »rrl^?ftf»2 ambula *ce vcu on the scene.
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    SHIPS HEAVE TO IN MID-OCEAN —ALL BECAUSE OF A STOWAWAY
    169 1 Gnr. Raymond Paul Britton (2_>i. listed as a deserter from the British Army in Singapore tor nearly a month, waa handed over to the Singapore Military Police this morning. He had done a voyage to mid-Pacific and back as a
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    CABINET DISCUSSES MALAYA
    85 1 CABINET DISCUSSES MALAYA LONDON, Friday. TV British Cabinet met the three Service chiefs thin mornirg and discussed the Malayan uprising*, and the Berlin sir... tion. It was the second full Cabinet meeting since the Commons recessed for the summer although the ministers nMft four times in that period. This morning's
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    Schuman Fails To Form Govt.
    53 1 PARIS, Friday. Prern r Robert Schuman resigned today after failing in his four day drive to form a new government. Rene Mayer, Radical Socialist Finance Minister <jj l Minister of Defence under the Andre Marie government, was reported to be President Vincent Aunol's next choice
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    FEDERATION'S NEW CHINESE ENVOY
    49 1 Mr. Li-chin, who has been ap pointed the first Chinese Con sul-Geneial for the Federal', i of .Malaya, arrived in Singapo.tyesterday from Hongkong. He i^ expected to leave fci Kuala Lumpuh shortly when he will set up the office of Mm new Chinese Consulate-Gene; nl.
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    SEVEN MINUTES TOO LATE FOR NO MINATION
    369 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Formalities and a car breakdown made a candidate tor the Rural West by-election seven minutes too late yesterday to hand in his nomination paper. He was Mr. M. A. Majeed, president of the newly-formed Singapore Labour Party. One Progressive Party
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    JAPS CAN IMPORT AUTOMOBILES NOW
    43 1 TOKYO, Friday— The Japanese Government Board Ol Trade has been authorised tff by Gen. MacArthur's headquarter: 1 to import autoiru biles for sale to commercial representative! and certain other categories of non-occu-pation pt rsonnal excluding Japanese. Reuter- AAP.
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    JAIL, LASHES for BROTHER WHO ILL-TREA TED SISTER
    353 2 JAIL, L ASHES for BROTHER WHO ILL-TREA TED SISTER A nlne-> <ar-old Malay girl wa- "wry naughty' ■nd would not ob.'.v her elder brother So he *ald. H»- mmmJVmi bar with a ram*, plodded lighted rigarett-l end- affaliMt her wtomach and HMr*-rted her to -ueh an rxtem that be m\m%
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    SELAMAT CAME OUT OF THE SEA
    223 2 SELAMAT CAME OUT OF THE SEA BLAMAT I'IN OSMAaN stood in t Ninth PollC- Court v«'sterdiy facing Mr. E. v. A. Peerj the magi.-tratc, on a charge al posssssing s pistol. Four of thirteen withnesses against hun all told dtfTereat stories. WITNESS No. 1 MM he wa^ on the beach
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    RED PURGE IN U.S. SERVICE
    128 2 Washington. Friday. The j Joint Armed Services Com- j mittee today recommended a I broad programme for ridding I the services of Communists. The Committee recommended discharges other than honouiable for communists and those found disloyal to the United States. The Committee was composed of
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    Judgment Reserved In $20,000 Claim
    67 2 Judgment was reserved by Mi. Justice JQbllng in th«> Singapore High ronrt yesterday in a eivd uit brought hy Indonesian merchant, Aehmad Basri, against the firm of Ban a lk, claiming a sum of $20,000 on two cheques for $10 000 each. Mr. I). K.
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    Indonesian Youth Party Joins Reds
    125 2 Indonesian Youth Party Joins Reds EAT A VIA. Friday. Tne Indonesian Repvbliftn I Am* liat Youth Party fraaSnda has Hated wrlth the republican Communiat s iciaiist Youth Paity Pesindo has foa d with the Republican Communist Party, the Republican News Agency. Antara. repotted today from Jogjakaita All lour major left
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    US Warships For Mediterranean
    85 2 WASHINGTON. Frida>. The United States Navy today disclosed that a fleet ot sixteei .vat ships led by the big aircrat carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt will be sent to the Mediterranean late this month. It said the task foice will re place the fourteen-ship United States naval
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    CHINA RED PUPPETS DOOMED TO PERISH
    88 2 CHINA RED PU PPETS DOOMED TO PERISH Nanking. Friday. National Defence Minister Gen. Ho Ying-chi predicted today that the Communists, like puppet Wang Ching-wel, were "doomed to perish under the weight of their guilt". The statement, made to the army commemoration of VJDay said the communists who followed the footsteps
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    ANTI-EUROPEAN DEMONSTRATIONS
    88 2 ALGIERS. Friday. AntiEuropean demonstrations brok" out in three Arab towns after DOWS t cached here of the death at Pau. Southern France, of Ifoncef Hey, former Bey of Tunis. The towns are Tunis, Souzzr md Zagroun. Stones wet. brown through windows of Jc rtaa and ICttropean shops and
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    GREEKS ENCIRCLE GUERILLAS
    49 2 ATHENS. Friday— The Greek general staff communique claimed today that Government forces were "steadily" encircling guerilla units in central and western Nacedonia. and in the Epiru.s. Government forces, moving along the Albanian frontier in the Mourgana area, were twice fired upon from Albania, the communique said
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    NEW BOMBER HAS JET IN TAIL
    34 2 WASHINGTON, Friday— The Navy announced today that its newest carrier bomber, made by the North America Aircraft Company in Call fornia. has successfully completed Its preliminary flight tests.
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    HOMAGE TO CHINA'S WAR DEAD
    44 2 NANKING. Friday. President Chiang Kai-shek this morning led high civil and military officials in a brief ceremony at the Unknown So'diers Tomb paying homage to China's war dead on the occasion of the third anniversary of V-J Day today.
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    NEW YORK CRIPPLED BY TRUCK STRIKE
    147 2 NEW YORK. Fiiday Great bridge and tunnel arteries into New York were thinned, food and garment induatries were hit and merchandise piled up on rail and ship docks as the truck stiikt enter ed its third day. Thv White House revealed President Truman had
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    34 DEATHS FROM TUBERCULOSIS
    43 2 There wue 34 deaths from überculcsis for t'.ie weal njing Aug. 23 against CO In f .he previous wecK. Pneumonia claimed 29 vi> ums and enteritis 31. Total of deaths for Hie week was 192 and total births 693
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    Cold-Blooded Murder
    88 2 HAIFA. F. French tn at .ii^i a:, weie nun.;.. by Irregular, Kgvptian t. •-ry Unit stated. The uy the two I;1 (i! ,he a»ln rai ter ha from then A Unite,'. Nations Bpojcesnuu. said: "Thr f_ th( in volved. it .that the was fired inti-airciaft tire while th
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    BANDITS FIGHT WAY OUT OF POLICE TRAP
    308 2 Three bandits armed with a Sten gun. a hand-grenade and a pistol fought their way out of ifm p a a /a Mengkuang area, Pahang. yesterday. They threw the hand-grenade at ta__r pursueis. It exploded and wounded a Malay soldier. The bandits escaped
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    JAPS RETURN JEWEL BRIBE
    176 2 TOKIO. Friday. A crown jewel worth U5525,000 was returned to the Netherlands Government today by BrigadierGeneral Patrick Tansey, SCAP's civil property custodian. The jewelry had been given to the Japanese Government to improve the treatment of two sultans from the Netherlands Indies who were held as
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    BANK CHEQUES STOLEN
    47 2 nnf i s Hong icon* Bank cheques n B/B *****8 to 85" (1 by t stolen, it was anpolice yestreen JJJ, Member:* of V requested tog- j che Police it ti hese with the e epw j !U e bsnrlng Wo. Jhich has ahead)
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    Progressive Party Leader Swears To Defeat War Damage Claims
    221 3 r rncmuer tor Munift.C.C jn rih earnest to irom among other m _tra» out the Govern Scheme, out of hearty. Mr Ta„ j-Schem- as a "Colossa fiwjld <**y ''»Pitalists and Suable property. -rita.-*. Mi ran waa m^ -■»..»■-.■<-. •fain certainly going
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    23 In Court On Looting & Theft Charges
    68 3 23 In Court On Looting Theft Charges TirENTT-THREE r .uoa-lities. sfei |to loot a Su* i chu ■ja strict Court Mte, the* rnea mmn g, nvicted of criml- to commit theft. V f Mr J. I- lie Fall' sr '?< the following Mt I Fif;,. without any Scii on i
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    Round The Waterfront
    74 3 ci-.cv. h Bus 1 33. i Chine sa DT v.:c -towed away boa: ti Royi '14.15*5 on;i its eached Sin■Hß vest •m h .owi v. r. will be a aw om i« to be shipped fc H n Um "Hennchj .-...port 1 1 1 Foi-- rasiengeri J*
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    Indian Social
    49 3 Mian Cong•ai»l_is*fc»»»> m., ■•^■•3:-d Bepm m l 'ocal Indian c Uu -r .-/-ad S£roMh! a<mtit,m 1 ki^'tje first of; mmt n stor y of the| a r niiaUon win! Niuu 5_2 as par t of 7, Cam Paign long r .v r a nc hed bv the
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    HAWKER RAIDS LED TO SUICIDE ATTEMPT, SAYS CHINESE GIRL
    137 3 HAWKER RAIDS LED TO SUICIDE ATTEMPT, SAYS CHINESE GIRL An impoverished family wa.* rendered destitute by the Polic"* raids on hawkers. This was said to have driven a young Chinese girl to attempt suicide two days ago. Lee Sai Chu (18). the girl concerned, appeared in the Eighth Police Court
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    Enticement Charge
    73 3 Alleged to have assisted another in enticing a married woman for immoral purposes, a 19-year-old Chinese, Koh Kim Teck, was produced in the Third Police Court yesterday. The charge against Koh was that on Aug. 18 he abetted one Puah Buck in enticing Koh Cher, the wife of
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    2 Chinese Face Extortion Charge
    82 3 Two threatening letters demanding the payment of $3,500 were alleged to have been sent to a Chinese shop in Singapore. Two young Chinese arrested in connection with this were produced in the First District Court yesterday. Lee Ah Kow. alleged to haw delivered the letters,
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    ARMS FOUND IN SHIP'S WORKSHOP
    37 3 Customs officials searching "Charles McLeod today four.d seven .38 revolvers in j the vessel's engine workshop —The "McLeod". a landing ship, which arrived here on Wed.iesday. was searched at 11.35 a.m. yesterday.
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    LIBERATION DANCE
    35 3 ku r ca Cricket Assoitior. Dan e^ Uct a "M*Ndtt; e', r n a *d of the »y 12-,. £L on sun Jta,.:.: m^M94B,unNc(V„l n^ ofthe Re- Malacca. cou ntry fmrt S-aTJ: wane,.
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    INDIAN'S STORY OF ATTEMPT TO DO A GOOD DEED
    235 3 k_a ____Sf to do a S°°d deed oy settling a dispute between his friend and another compatriot. T. A. Viswalingam waa allegedly assaulted and robbed off $1,090.00 by five Indians. The dispute which resulted >n a fight between Rengasamy and Ayyahvoo
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    CHINESE WANT CARGO SPACE ON BARTER SHIP
    142 3 A total of twenty-eight Chinese firms in Singapore have applied for cargo space for the proposed second barter trade trial trip to Sumatran ports. Although official confirmation is still being awaited, the departure date of the Ho Hong ship, the "Hong Soon," for
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    Accused Absconds In Armed Robbery Case
    220 3 Bail of ,<4O.OfM» granted to four of the five men, accused of armed rsMwiJl, was withdrawn by the Seventh Magistrate I Mr. R J. C. Wait! yesteid.y when one of them absconded Th" four men were on a bail of $10,000 each. An additional
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    Civil Air Dav At Kallang
    123 3 Quantas Airways have arranged for a Hythe flyingboat at Kallang Airport for the f irS t post-war Civil Air Day today. Special joy-rides will be given to th e Staff of the Qantas Airways. Air Day visitors to the Kaiiang Air Port this afternon (Saturday
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    Theft Of Motor Parts: Youth Found Guilty
    172 3 A Chinese youth, Lee Ah Hong, who was found guilty at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday for theft of motor j vehicle parts, was remanded for 'a week to enable the prosecution to ascertain his proper age. j Lee. who gave his age
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    ARMED MAN IN OPIUM DEN
    47 3 A C.I.D. party searching an opium .smoking den in Keng Cheow Street, found a Hylam mioking opium, with a fully loaded .38 revolver nearby. The party was headed by Wl r J. Embury and the search took place at 1.30 p.m. yesterday.
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    "BURMA WILL NOT BE INTIMIDATED"-THAKIN NU
    199 4 RANGOON, Friday. Burmese Premier Thakin Nu told Parliament yesterday that the "seeds" of the present -nsurrection had been sown durirg Wit last war vvhen the country was flooded with s.uns and ammanition." Burma had been under British imperialistic rule for a hundred years and
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    French Cabine Making Delaye
    183 4 PARIS. Friday, ..I. M Schuman, French Prd Elect, postponed his Cuj making negotiation^ -hoi after four o'clock thia mon because of a laat-mtoute hi in filling the post vi Ministei the Interior. M. Schuman's n< uotiatu which began on WedaeJ morning and laated through yesterdav. appeared
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    JAPS FOR TRIA
    73 4 Shanghai. J|«jg Japanese a^fcriine7] ,harged wit W were recentl) from Tokio I iSll0 r .onductrd by th the Chines.' Wl ary eg yesterday, ao reports. Kea4 The officia Shibayama. vi War in the }1 ment In 4 Masatani K an or of the Jai ilonan in 19»*«
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    'We Must Meet Asia Challenge'—Casey
    169 4 'We Must Meet Asia Challenge'— Casey MELBOURNE, Fri.— Austral.. J Asia's rising challenge with its 400,00(1 and 1.000,000,000 on the Aslati< jj G. Casey, former Governor ofl President of the Liberal Party, sai All It d peoph regard I with closel and low t looking a Australia with it scattered
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    Truman Denies Charges
    101 4 WASHINGTON. Friday. President Truman and Secretary of Agriculture Charles Brannan challenged the accuracy of the Republicans' chaiey that the administration had halted food price decline for political purposes. The charge was made by Harold Stassen at a press conference at Albany. New York, after discussing the GOP
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      491 4 ON YODR RADIO TODAY 1 IZI I I AAAA AAA—— j BLUE NETWORK JfiJ&ir'JJ" 7 45_9 3 MALAYA ENGLISH 40 am Q 12 00 noun PROGRAMMES Chinese School Broadcast. from 12 noon to 2 p.m. Radi- 12 qq pm signature Tune. ated on 483 metres in the medi- OTX ino
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    AROUND the TOWN
    810 5  - AROUND the TOWN Vera Ardmore By v 0 f WAP*** A. tto the N-' Mfm.^PuWii Relaty"*"' iachided Mrs S-rsK M IVr L S next Coi mm I r lat 1 1 led ti" 7 at t lot. .v Ai P ACK 3 if lin -to kr n of tour Eta
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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPT. 4. 1948. Strong Man
    466 6 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SATURDAY, SEPT. 4. 1948. Strong Man London Agents—Messrs. Colin Turner., Ltd., Talbot Uouisi, 98, Ht. Martin's Lam W.C.2. ItN pre-war days a 1 High Commissions enjoying the nuutation of being a "strong man" was Invariably unpopular, in normal times the qualities ol a "strong man" ar? tae
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    THE RED NETWORK IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
    262 6 THE RED NETWORK IN SOUTHEAST ASIA Siam, has long been regarded as an obvious choice of territory for any nation aspiring to Far Eastern expansion because of its common frontiers with China, Burma and Malaya. R TTSSI A early this year opened an embassy in Bangkok- the only one in
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    WHEN JAP BOY MEETS JAP GIRL
    573 6 WHEN JAP BOY MEETS JAP GIRL TOKIO A unique mass marriage ceremony held here recently in the feudalistic precincts of one of .lagan's oldest Shin io temples has provided an unusually clear view of the progr. ss cf Japanese postwar social reform. The ceremony, held in the historic city of
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    What evidence is there of direct Russian assistance to their militant comrades in Southeast Asia?
    327 6 What evidence is there of direct R ussian assistance to their militant comrades in Southeast Asia Hti'tfT Hongkong reports.! that '•there is no evidence who is paying, and there is no evidence of Soviet complicity although the Soviet Union is known to have obtained record quantities of wolfram ore recently,
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    IN SEARCH OF FOSSILS
    249 6 IN SEARCH OF FOSSILS _p EMBERS of the North] AA ero group of the large* 1 V -V scienthic expedition ev»J planned in jVfrica, the expeffl tion of thc University of CaW foinia. will visit the Easteil 'ape Province this mono (September) to seek fossils j the caves and deposit-
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      44 6 SINGAPORE Penang BANGKOK BINQU FAKE ?3" I K! I IRN FAKE J3 2 <• ;o ptr Kilo |LM DIRECT C'O.N N Ft TIO.N AT I'FNANO FKOM aTOII AND KIALA LIM VV H EYfIHT MND.W. MALA YAN AIRW A Y S LIM J T E D
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      WHAT IS GOING ON IN RED CHINA?
      388 7 Okmw Seek Significance Of New "North China" Government SHANGHAI, W. Chinese and foreign official quarters today verc seeking to put together the pieces in the puzzle of what is happ?n--r m Communist China as a result of the Chinese Red Radio broadcast that
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      US Scientist Gave A-Bomb Secret To Russia
      65 7 US Scientist Gave A-Bomb Secret To Russia WASHINGTON I H,u- Jtlgat r_ ST I ,!-Y 81 in i fgj b nfll :,t:i al u: hftrtog* H ■■>" Rt pnnnttti i U..-A:..' rican Ktifltifi Commiiue. innartifttton involves ta ic ntlsts itli pfte di fn ttv amiy'. ii m_c comb pi violations.
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      DE GAULLE WANTS DISSOLUTION OF FRENCH ASSEMBLY
      89 7 DE GAULLE WANTS DISSOLUTION OF FRENCH ASSEMBLY Pans. Friday. The Indepen--eat RepuMicaa Party tabled a resolution in the French National Assembly tonight looking toward the dissolution of the ASMI-I V. Gen. Charla de Gaulle, chaii*n,' that the present assembly *i> no laager representative. opened a cone, i .eu campai<ni calling
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      ZHDANOV, BURIED
      12 7 ZHD A NOV BURIED *_2J f ThurB,1 «y near of Leaaa. ftp
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      NEW US FISHING VESSEL FOR PI
      57 7 Manila. Friday. The ::epuoHe Is to receive early this month a new demonstration fishing vessel, the David Stat Jordan, from the United States government to augment her fleet of exploratory vessels now beintf operated by the Philippine fishery programme under the guidance of experts
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      RUSSIAN MONARCHISTS LOOK FOR PRETENDER TO IMPERIAL THRONE
      231 7 RUSSIA N MON ARCH ISTS LOOK FOR PRETENDER TO IMPERIAL THRONE tONoom p haktu. to p0 aiv h tii' r R nt v Pretender **ST k m impen;ii _*hlu, nf in morganatic k 1 G^na Duke ln ?toihe dl ,Vich »Wo«|. JJJ. Jjwiet Russian Jonijj, been looked h ad., M1
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      JULY RELEASES
      48 7 LONDON. Thurs. Releases and, discharges from the forces and auxiliary and nursing services reported during Julv amounted to 19,000. Tne total number of men and women released and discharged from June 10. 1945 to the end of July. 1948. was 5.350.070. the Ministry of Labour announced.
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      Truman Confident: Peace Will Be Won
      195 7 WASHINGTON. Fri Truman obS3rvea tho third anniversary of the end of the shootine; war on Thursday by expressing confidence that peace will eventually be won. The President obviously wa a *wau of the irony in his words. When reporters asked at a MM conference
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      BLIND AUTHORESS TO VISIT KOREA
      64 7 Tokio. Friday. The noted blind American authoress and lectUT ei Miss Helen Keller, told B Dr* ,< reference todav that now the Japanese people have freedom, they will use all they know to build up a great country. Accompanied by her compannion Miss Polly Thompson,
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      3,000 In Peril
      130 7 MANILA. Friday Eightei n ship irrluding Phiiir-pin-Lava 1 patrol ve sel. are rush ing to Camiguin Island tu rem% some 3 0)0 inhabitant* hemmed in between an t ruptir.rr volcano aid the Mindanao lea, Mt Htbok itart* d violent auptior. On Wednesda*, th owing up liie. s.noke
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      SECRETS WILL BE OUT
      58 7 SHANGHAI. Fri Start- lintr disclosure.-, art* expected following investigations launched by Major General Chiang Ching-kuos Economic Supervisory Commission into a "giant bear" stock market manipulation case where a prominent Chinese broker was alleged to have sold short 30,000.000 shares after being "tipped off bv an official
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    China Observes V-J Day Anniversary
    128 8 China Observes V-J Day Anniversary /aiiuiYCiaa-j SHANGHAI Friday China! Obattred the third anniversary Ol VJ Day on Friday, markin; the J ipinca, capitulation to China, in a ce:'*mo..y ai < Hal mg a wcatern Hunan provii. gtre pert decked with national Mag* but octoerarto thera we wPeetal ceremony. ih, Japanese
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    THESE DO EGGS F OULD HAVE REAKFAST
    66 8 THESE DO EGGS F OULD HAVE REAKFAST MAX AND HIS FRf ENDS Ko in!:wi(r icould dare to nto house where an Alsatian Ulu this one keeps guard, lit can pick up scent in no Nm« and once released, h. will Income a terror. At the end of the showing, with
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    UN TRUCE PARTY AT JOGJA
    33 8 Lake Success. Friday. The ({nited N ataoaa announced the Committer* of Good Offices to Indonesia arrived yesterday in the Republican capital of Jogjakarta for a three weeks stay
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    STRIKERS SEAZE STATION AND YARDS
    110 8 PARIS, Friday. Labour unrest took a new and more serious turn whin strikers at Dijon, major railroad centre In eastern France, seized the station and freight yards, compelling main-lino trains to make a two-hour detour. In Roubaix. the big textile centre on the Belgian border.
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    DO YOU K ABOUT A THIS IS?
    145 8 DO YOU K ABOU T A THIS IS? Here Are Seven Golden I I Over- feed ing: is just as dii except nappies which Alsatians s-hou-i be given a li?h evening square meal should cons Red palm oil is very good •l Plenty of extreme i nd M bathing should
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    Ceylon Hamlet Invaded By Monkeys
    126 8 Ceylon Hamlet Invaded By Monkeys Colombo, Friday. Away in the province of Orissa, India, monkey killing is a part of thc Oriyas' grow-more-food drive. But in a Ceylon hamlet, Harumpalgama West, Sinhalese villagers have 'scruples' against killing monkeys that destroy their plantations. The harassed villagers, exhausted of all patience, petitioned
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    BERNADOTTE IN ROME
    16 8 Rome, Fridav.— Count Bernadotte arrived at Rome at 1800 hours yesterday from Paris.
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    Came Off Airfield
    24 9 ;i! eW «ton-su P r ter ttahioh pproac:i I speed an-l Pf at the '•tain air "aft' 'land. Was not Reuter
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    India's Export Survey
    246 9 the?££ MBO Addressing H f V nnual General MeetS_J* tho Indian Mercantile wumber, recently. Dr T G Menon, India's Trade Commisthat Ceylon indicated bea mt naive survey had mere, n .n r a ta t kCn by the Com nf-nP? t ar m H ent of the
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    AIR TALKS 'BRIGHTER'
    36 9 AIR TALKS 'BRIGHTER' SHANGHAI. Friday. Talks for the reopening of the China-Philippines air service were taking place both in Nanking and Manila, and prospects of success were "brightening" according to Chinese airline officials here today.- Reuter
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    JAPS TO FLY GOODS TO U.S.
    73 9 Tokio, Friday. The Japanese authorities are planning to fly Japanese export goods to various cities in the United States on an exhibition tour it was learned today. It is understood that negotiations are in progress to fly the goods via Pan-American Airways. If the
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    BUSINESSMEN CHARGED FOR HOARDING
    71 9 BUSINESSMEN CHARGED FOR HOARDING SHANGHAI. Friday— Three prominent businessmen were arresied for alleged hoarding and many face a special tribunal, it wa s reported today. They included Huang ischo, general manager of Wing Tai Wo Tobacco Company which distributes British American Tobacco Company products, and Chan Wen Chu chairman of
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    RAAF SEARCH FOR MISSING PLANE
    102 9 Sydney, Friday- Royal AusI tralian Air Force and Austra- lian National Airways planes took off at dawn today to 1 search for the National Airways DC-3 which was missing on flight from Brisbane to Sydney yesterday. There were 40 passengers and a crew of three,
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    AMERICAN -BORN JAP FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON
    228 10 AMERI CA N -BORN JAP FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON Los Ang >les, Friday. rhc Federal July returned a verdict of guilty against American botn Tomoya Kawakita. accused of treason against the Unite.*,! States while mnrlng a-* a guaid m Japanwe ami prison camp. rhr verdict was brought n I by
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    ANOTHER HIGH RANKING RED DIES
    29 10 LONDON, Friday. Radio Moscow in a broadcast ■ecorded in London, announced the death on Thursday of Sergei Georievich Lukin. third high ranking Communist. U.P.
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    Chicago Crook Shot Dead
    76 10 CHICAGO. Friday. James Barsdla. notorious Chi- j cago hoodlum, was found shot dead in his parked automobile in what the police said was th e rnos t slgniiicant" Chicago i gang slaying in recent years. Barsella was a prominent I member of the "syndicate" j which
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    GERMANY GETS $49 MILLION
    71 10 GERMANY GETS $49 MILLION I\.M.s. F:, Stat,., t 1 gut i The monev u-, R___' a J^aW-td revival of trade between Fu I Pean nations, on- Zm objective* of the BRP 5 amount covered the n#ri__ J April 3 to Julv S eell* Q< r.emanva the blg^en slice J.^.000.000 Next
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    Film Stars Wif Shocked At Husband's Arres
    97 10 Film Stars Wif Shocked At Husband's Arres Las Vigas. Friday. i Dorothy .Michum. wife of film-stai. Robert Mitchum. a tonight she was shocked, fuddled and surprised to red the arrest ot her husband Hollywood on dope charm Tho actor's wire vaa local at the swank Bl Fenachn, 1 Vigas resort
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    AUSTRALIAN TROOP IN JAPAN
    110 10 Canberra. Friday. .^uj Han troops in Japan ifenj good as any he had eve: M peacetime, Army. Colonel Ru Ryan i Liberal, I savd la the tralian House of Represj tives today. Colonel Ryan, a membe the Australian Parliarm-a delegation which recently ed Japan, said the
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    MISSING ARM GOODS RECOVER
    63 10 Beilin. Friday. 1 Arm/ -surplus «F Germany which m ously found m P^ Greece and oth.. tattwj the _übject rf .nv-. Jf f present made j zone by ScoUaod U than £*****0 H surplus from hOOta to nk f n] have dlsappeatea tf controlled by Supply
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    BRITONS CHAR BY JEWS
    34 10 BRITONS CHAR BY JEWS Jerusalem. the five Bi Itons lu .^m victims uf an •/f ..k^B kidnapping wc. tf J mally cha;, secrets act m tad offences a „fl of the pro\ H Israel.
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      367 10 j POP J |_\TLI\SIV_K "HOW To EMPTV <3oE iS MORE W^LeSS j roTiii-: -r— o o ""a 4IOII\l\(. 4^| mmm-^Lm. 'fc' B» ■ll■* m n Sa---------I I -Am\ _B_i_-aO 9^| ___^5-________-_L^^ _P^~ j I l a IS L z V. a V'i \fll I I < i f i A
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    18 NATIONS SUPPORT INDIA'S TRADE BOYCOTT AGAINST S.A.
    215 11 th boycott of South African trade by India and EV V .vindicated tonight by the meeting of 22 rations •ivkis r0 ','ms and trade agreements. > ,Vv °s reached after two and despite a strong plea South Africa's chief delegate. Dr A
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    Police Escort For Wallace
    84 11 JACKSON. Mississippi. Friday. Henry Wallace. Progressive Party Presidential candidate, went through Mississippi today with a seven car escort of highway police assigned to him by governor Fielding Wright to insure him "courteous" treatment. However, h c may run into serious trouble in Tennessee. where the Ku
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    Russia Seized 10 B-29's
    82 11 ■TAtHINCTON, fride y. ihfuniud States Mr Force idSe* today tlattunAme. Enplane, were w£d* tn Russians -uring the *ar aoa :nct Japan, inc udin s one l_2,sbot. wn-wS-*** twin I Tne othei Amedican planes u lk n rei when shortage or damage forced •hen -o land or.
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    NEW CEASE-FIRE
    24 11 AMMJV.N, Friday. Arabs ud Jem agreed day throu-fl ted Nation, representatives, en Baal cease-fire In Jeruit. was officially stat< J hei tonight
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    Ceylon Hopes To Get Aid From UNESCO
    169 11 COLOMBO. Fri.— Ceylon, it is reliably learnt, hopes to receive an allocation of 100.000 dollars, of the 4 million dollars set apart by the UNESCO for furthfailng social welfare schemes relating to malnutrition, tuberculosis and aid to distressed motne rs and children, in
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    17,000 TONS OF ARMY SCRAP SOLD
    51 11 Yokohama, Fiiday. United States army official announced the sale of 17,000 tons of army scrap metal to American dealers. This is the second sale in ihe programme to return scrap metal to thc United States and brought proceeds. totalling $100,000, to the United States
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    Malan's Policy Attacked
    97 11 Bulawayo, Friday. The Bulawavo Ch»r»nic'<* todav attacked the South African Prime Minister, Dr. Daniel Malan. tor his recent speecii claiming leadership for South Africa in framing a policy toward non-Europeans throuout thc contineJit. "Those other parts of Africa.' said the paper, "which have evolved non-European policies ior
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    EXHIBITION OF FILIPINO PAINTINGS IN AMERICA
    92 11 EXHIBITION OF FILIPINO PAINTINGS IN AMERICA Manila. Friday. Some 50 paintings by FiUpino artists will be sent on a touring .exhibition of art including New York In the United States by November In return, an equivalent num'•ber of works by Americau artists will be sent and exhibit- ed in the
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    MacArthur's Policy
    28 11 Supported WASHINGTON. Friday. Secretary of the Army K<- nneth Royall today supported Gen. Douglas MacArthur's no-strike-policy for Japanese Government workers which ha-s been under Russian attack.
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    TYPHOON PLAYS HAVOC IN MANILA: EIGHT KILLED
    161 11 MANILA, Fri.a—The typhoon, Gertrude, which battered north central Luzon for two days and nights wiped Manila area, as it crossed from the Pacific to ihe the China Sea, and wrounght at least $2,500,000 damage to public works and crops, accor ing to reports
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    "INVISIBLE" EXPORTS CANNOT BRIDGEUK TRADE GAP NOW
    155 11 "INVISIBLE" EXPORTS CANNOT BRIDGEUK TRADE GAP NOW C^Fnciav M p.. rs °n sain Arthur ii Was now L bl »t tlai «onff.. s I COi «omio r ex P'*i«n.na RS of SiV_?" *«>■■»£ Oport; f.om investments from abroad. This made up for the fact tnat the value of imports exceeded
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    WHY NOT FILM FESTIVALS FOR SINGAPORE FANS?
    324 12 WHY NOT FILM FESTIVALS FOR SINGAPORE FANS? UKI OaSW'ALD HESRY AMONG the ttiii .g* I would like 10 Introduced into Si^fA- L pore are ?ilm Festivals after the fa-hion j of those held in A 'Men- ra, Britain. Europe and even in India and Ceylon when, during a season, practical.',
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    652 13 MALAYAN SHA RE QU OTATI ONS tejmt W I lrlcl1 •ft rm Ht» l W l 5, 41S0 Gammon w Hammer 44.00 45.00 Henry Waugh i: Hank fif 1 i.oea 1.085 M Breweries M.00 24.75 Malayan Colla. 2.47S 2.55 Mapardi 6.00 ..00 McAlisler 4 Co. 53.00 5&00 cd Oicimf Assur.
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    SHARE MARKET IMPROVES
    25 13 ""here was an improvement in the local share market yestorday with some interest in industrials. Tins, however, still failed to attract attention.
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      Produce Markets Round-Up
      147 13 Business in the sago flour section yesterday lmpiovtJ slightly, with Lingga done up to $19-3 1. Wllltl pepper again turned easier .'i sellers' quotations down to $190 and $198 for th^ Muntok and Sarawak i.ualiti**s. I Ihe following were yesttr-l day's quotations: RICE No. 1 $52, Other
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      SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
      64 13 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE VESSEL GODOWNS Mui Lee— East Side Emp. Dock Entrance. Tweedbank 44 i Ruys 42 *1 Sumpitan 42 C. Maersk 40 1 Glaucus 38/9 Marella 35 6 Castleville 33,4 Fcrngulf 17/18 Kampar 19, 20 Pangkor 21/2 Benlawers 23/4 Ringerd 27/8 Emp. Pacific 29/30 Benvenue 15/16 Rhesus 13/14 L. Mc
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      NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
      108 13 i NEW YORK, Friday— The absence of material pressure coupled with the furthe: pleasing corporate news gave the market mild stimulation in late dealings. Despite the lack of official i news from Berlin the market I stiffened to show irregularlyhigher tendencies covering $1/- or more in
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      Petition Against Markets' Closing
      64 13 The management of the Erna Market at China Street may lodge a petition to the Municipal Commissioners to protest against thi closing down of private markets buil 4 on open grounds in the city. This was proposed after a meeting on Thursday night when the management
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      Rubber Goes Up One-Eighth Cent
      86 13 Yesterday's rubber price closed approximately one-eighth of a cent better than on tne previous day. The market was quietly steady yesterday morning with business done at 44-1,8 cents for No. 1 R.S.S. for September shipment. In the afternoon, with mor.' buyers in evidence, the market
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      PAKISTAN MISSION TO INDONESIA
      33 13 THE HAGUE, Friday.- The Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs today confirmed that Pakistan was negotiating with Holland for the dispatch of a a goodwill mission -to Indo- nesia Reuter
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      MARKET NOTES & JOTTINGS
      119 13 MARKET NOTES JOTTINGS During thi. patf week ti-t> ding has been more rtttrlctod anu ne major ftoctqattona have taken place. tagri Lewi l ft Peat (SUlf aporo) Ltd. in their market ropojrt yesterday The possibility of a to the Berlin crisis has be-n Off-tOt by the Malayan oituation. and the
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      62 13 TOKIO, Friday. A tight lipped Tokyo Rosv began the return trip to her native land on Friday to hear charges that she had committed treason against the United States. Thirty two year old Mrs. Iva Toguri D'quino walked up the gang plank of the USS General Hodges at 12.45 p.m.
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      THE AUSTRALIAN £ & STERLING
      130 13 THE AUSTRALIAN STERLING CANBERRA, Friday. The value of the Australian pound is not likely to be changed for some time because it would be against the national interest, Reuter learned here on the highest authority today. (New Zealand last month raised the value of her pound from 16 shillings to
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      APPOINTMENT
      28 13 Mr. T. van der Gaast, M.C.S.. has ixen appointed to act as Principal Assistant Secretary for Economic Affairs. Singapore, in place of Mr. H.W. Nightingale M.C S.
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      PI BAN ON CHINA AIRCRAFT
      41 13 MANILA. Friday— lt was re liably learned tonight that th_ Chinese government had requested reconsideration of the Philippine government's action in terminating the ChinaPhilippine air flights hitherto conducted by CNAC and the Philippines Air Lines, -U.P
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      DEATH FOR TAKING BRIBES
      58 13 SHANGHAI. Friday— Tsih I'sai-yu, investigation corps commander attached to the Shanghai-Woosung garrison command headquarters, has teen sentenced to death for accepting bribe, it was officially announced in Uankin* tod*ay. He will be sent to Shanghai fdom Nanking where he will face a military tribunal for execution
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    Lucky Three, Merriel, Baron Best Bets for Today
    906 14 HEAVY SCRATCHINGS MARK FINAL DAY OF K.L. RACES (From Allan Lewis) KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. —Heavy scratching; have left smaller fields for the dual day of the Selangor Hirl Club's August -September meeting tomorrow. Wednesday's rain has taken all the hardness OUt of
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    105 14 (By Allan Lewi** i; arr Liuk\ Three Bronze r'lash Mm** •> 11-iiiibrion smiling Through Alrpal Mm** r, snaps King Vale Blackpool IM 4 Baron Some Class Rare I Renoir Mae Seott Courtenav Race Inspiration kanda Purple Knight K a 7 Gold Stream .Merrv Miller AUworth Race 8 Merriel Distinction
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    'Cranky' Colts Barred From Gimcrack Stakes
    148 14 'Cranky Colts Barred From Gimcrack Stakes j SYDNEY, Friday— "Cranky youngsters will no*, be allowed ■to run in the rich Breeders' Plate, the Gimerack Stakes or other two-year-old races. the Australian Jockey Club has announced. The club's starter, Mr. Gaxieu, said: "During the last season the behaviour of some of
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    C.S.C. Hockey
    36 14 Members of the Ceylon Sports Club who wish to play hockey this season are requested to get in touch with Mr. J. Pillai, 9, Bonham Building or Mr e' J Doraisamy, 272-B, Balestier Rd'
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    Today's Race Card
    699 14 Below is the full card for todays rmcei il K i. pur. toother with th.- reeord.s of the last Urn, candidate* probable jockeys an.l train. i> Ti starts at 230 p.m. There will be two double 1 ami 3 and rares 6 and 8. The Big Sweep
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    PADANG YOUTHS SHOULD BE COACHED
    179 15  - PADANG YOUTHS SHOULD BE COACHED SHA President L ax-tmst** pK .<„....,. *»«?z !__S Ht Ceaeral M rt.a\. K r .ai«! thai the 5 ft* r*s i ;,,V,Pt.'.'h.tnr,iln,un<)r th. n^ht bnZ prtsideat tal «gJWlitv of send- t, un to tin J Olympics in 1952. H< StluUtheAisociittoi wm V meneni ipplytag tor
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    NO LONDON FIGHT FOR JOE LOUIS
    97 15 NEW YORK, Friday. Commenting on London reports that Kruce Woodcock might seek a world championship light with foe Louis, the retiring title holder, John Rovborough, co-manager of Louis repeated an earlier deelaration: "Louis will not defend hi* title again." He added that if by
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    WIN WHEELERS WILL BE BLAZING THE TRACK TOMORROW
    129 15 WIN WHEELERS WILL BE BLA ZING THE TRACK TOMORROW be J*_ to «"fo action, fr: evetota th Lv fim tim mco the 'deration that woci:f^tw:::Ccu nt^H n t0 th ,s°mpetitive track and m contested over a half-mile course. "J»r«U tactasijß of the Kff^™***^ pSefev^,^?^ themarv.,'. mu foad race. the r
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    'RIVALS' GIVE EXHIBITION OF GOOD, CLEAN SOCCER
    412 15 7 Ye Well-Deserved Victory m* Gained By Eurasians 5.,,C. 3. S.C.C. 1. I>Untv of interest is always taken in soccer matches between the Padang Clubs. Yesterday, when the Vlubs clashed at Jalan Besar Stadium in the second roun I of the First Division
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    AUSTRALIAN ATHLETES KEPT BUSY
    152 15 AUSTRALIAN ATHLETES KEPT BUSY SYDNEY. Friday. Pacific Games held in Australia each year are not favoured by tho Australian Amateur Athletic Union and other organisations, but the suggestion is praised by others. AAAU secretary, Mr. Arthur Hodsori. said Australia could not cope with big international events every year and if
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    C. A. (2) Chalk Up 6-Nil Win
    114 15 Chinese Athletes II chalked up a six-nil victorv against M.F.A. II in a fast Div. 2 League encounter at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Tong Weng! CiA centreforward, netted three of hi team's goal. Three goals wen •cored in the first session aiu' three in
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    32 15 HASTINGS, Friday. The T^me between the Australians 'v.-xd South Of England end to- day in a draw. I At close of play South Of England were ill out for 298 runs. Reuters.
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    One Thai Didn't Go By
    41 15 MALAYS' goalkeeper, Arshad leaps toa high shot during thc First Division encounter between the Amicable Athletic Association and Mulu ft* at Jalanßcsar Stadium on Thursday. Three As won by the odd goal in seven. Tribune Picture).
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    4TH MEETING
    25 16 KKRLIN. Friday. The four military governors of Germany went into their fourth meeting in as many days promptly at 5 p.m. toda> U.P.
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    CHIANG'S SON DEFIES
    216 16 ARRESTS SON OF CHINA'S CHIEF- CIVIC LEADER BBANGHAI, Friday. Major General Chiang Ching-kuo. tod** defied power m*4 M fme* M mmd *$r**t*d, om blackmarketmg rhanj's. th. t*t**m4 mmt China's influential m*i< trader, Tu Yw* h*en. The father once ruled China's dreaded secret societies dong the Yangt7ae valley
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    Cripps Urges More Output
    72 16 LONDON. Friday. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Stafford Cripps, in a statement today urging closer man-agement-worker co-operatior. to incr«*o production, hinted at the possibility of increased hours of work if othei methods failed. Production was higher than before the war. he said, but this increase had
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    24 16 BERKELEY. Friday—Stanford University scientists disclosed plans for a huge new atom smashtr that may enable them to create artificially particles that make up atom
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    KEDAH'S RESPONSE IN FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISTS
    130 16 KEDAH'S RESPONSE IN FIGHT AGAINST TERRORISTS It was officially announced that 521 special constables and 90 auxiliary police have bean enrolled in South Kedah. The response from the Malays has been so great that man: applicants have been turned away. Six Malay women have also j joined the special .constabulary
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    AUSTRALIAN DAKOTA REPORTED MISSING
    44 16 SYDNEY, Friday.- Thirteen rescue aircrafte failed today tc find any signs of the Dakota transport plane reported missing last night after failing to arrive in Sydney from Brisbane. The missing plane had 10 passengers and a crew of three aboard.
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    PROTECTED AREAS
    60 16 A Gazette notification which came into force yesterday declared the following as Protected areas Woodlands South Petroleum Depot on both sides of Bukit Timah Road. The oil installations between Spottiswood Park and Cantoment Road and to the North of Keppel Road and South of Singapore Harbour Board Junior
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    Death Stalked 545 Persons
    146 16 Death stalked 545 persons on Singapore Streets last month and claimed six victims. Besides the six fatal accidents there were 138 accidents involving injury to 171 persons. Fifty-one were seriously injured. Of the six dead, on_ was a motorist, four cyclists, and one a pedestrian. Sixteen
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