Morning Tribune, 26 April 1947

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    9 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I^P^^^^ 10 CENTS DAY. APRIL 26, 1947
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    AMPLE MALAYAN COAL AVAILABLE FROM JULY
    277 1 AMPLE MALAYAN COAL AVAILABLE FROM JULY ESSENTIAL SERVICES TO SCALE DOWN REQUIREMENTS (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, April 24.— "As from July 1, there I should be ample coal supplies available from Malayan collieries to meet the demands of the Malayan Union." This intimation is contained (m a circular
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    ACCEPTANCE OF PARTITION PRINCIPLE
    139 1 ACCEPTANCE OF PARTITION PRINCIPLE Bombay. April 25.— The Na--1 Uonallst Bombay Chronicle pubreport from its New Delh- i rrespondent today, *ay--2 that people m the know" envisaged the Plan by Rear-Ad-miral Viscuunt Mountbatten."" announcing acceptance of the principle of partition m India. Mohammed Ali Jmnah, President of the all-India Muslim
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    TEL AVIV EXPLOSION: 2 KILLED, 7 MISSING
    46 1 JERU. 1 U 25.Aviv and r expli Th< crib. It V Bri--1 This was t of a Brit My ary. wl Army man. w with a found m the gr clinic Another arv wa tiiim. wh tn 1 1
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    16 CASUALTIES NAMED IN SUPERFORT CRASH
    80 1 16 CASUALTIES NAMED IN S UPERFORT CRASH Guam. April 25.— Twentieth Air Force announced that 11 officers and five enlisted were named today as casualties of the B-29 Superfortress crash near Kwajalein on Sunday morning, April 20, according to officials of the Twentieth Air Force to which the plane was
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    Jews Cheer Truman
    63 1 FRANKFURT, Apr. 25.— I It fa estimated that 1,290 t Jewish displaced persons cheered President Truman J as they marched on to the I British consulate to preI sent their demands that t Palestine be opened to 7 Jewish immigrants. 1 The crowd met b y i
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    Seas Calmer: Warspite Rests On Ledge
    73 1 Seas Calmer: Warspite Rests On Ledge PENZANCE. Cornwall, April 25. Although seas were much Calmer m Prussia Cove— former smugglers' haunt near Penzance —it is unlikely that officials will today guard the gunless hulk of ♦the battleship, Warsptte. which was driven ashore there during Wednesday's gale. The Warspitc is resting
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    S'pore Doctor Criticizes Medical Service
    164 1 I id 25. Allegations that the morale Service m Malaya is "sb bad that althe local graduates have resigned no faith m the present adminisi i i R. Okane, writing from Sin- Modical Journal, oflicial organ leal Association. Dr. Okane makes the following points: til
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    ANZAC DAY TRIBUTE FROM MONTGOMERY
    61 1 ANZAC DAY TRIBUTE FROM MONTGOMERY I L0 v April 25.— a jcast w .-land JbdaJ I ■ntgojneryl Imperial pein bute to nurses Srom^ as who I "I m pwt Two Bj» f f any B>cr that ■ftr v B :.e devc■PP' m- 'mmonU B plre m the I -aid I
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    Saved Plane, But Killed 3 Farmers
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    Rajah Of Gowa Crowned
    79 1 MAKASSAR, Apr 25— In one of Indonesia's most colourful native cermonies since the war. Mohamad Abdul Kadir Aidid today crowned Rajah of Oowa, the second most important principality m South Celebes. The coronation was held at Kah\ Gowa. at the historic investiture stone where 37 Rajahs
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    Commissioners Reject Hawkers' Petition
    224 2 LICENCES NOT TO BE RENEWED by tlu- Hawkt'i KJCiation ilh :>. [icenci w^i to th.' end of DeC^mftei was tiirned down by the Municipal Cd their iwkers v i-'d temt.ills dv.ing tlu- B.M.A (i had b mted licences n June 30. understanding that they .t wfiti
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    City Waterworks Engineer Retiring
    87 2 Mr D J Mv: Water En \k due p .vr early next month t .'tircn H.« jr)int«(i tv department a> A- Watef Engineer ii 1920 and id ol the department Mr. Murnane was rej i >r ti.' letion ol the i irk scheme m Jol \i<
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    S'PORE-JOGJAKARTA AIR SERVICE
    28 2 S'PORE- JOGJAKARTA AIR SERVICE BATAVIA, Ann 24 Ri tween S aircraft oi Indone^i.i i airways .n a Th is run under tlie suppoi the Rt publican Go\ U.P.
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    MUNICIPAL "SHORTS"
    32 2 An pplication t Instal Kandang Kerbau Mark-; was Municipal The Sin rage yen permission to 1 150 l: nerant Icerday. the City Fa Lmme flate it n of a nrevj
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    14 FOOD ARRESTS
    16 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ra Offic* Avonue Chiat. Te" k BUmgah. Park. B Clyde
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    BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED
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    Found City Council Boring
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    Should Municipal Strikers Get Gratuity?
    118 2 11 back to theti ol absence on strike by Mm Ision was arrived at, it waj eventual leave or gratuity 'uimitt, ishin licipal I stated. •omputation. BinUisioner U}*l strike being for any prop, unicn, the dcci wouW Si law and f le oonf n J
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    DAY OFF, PAY OFF
    42 2 \n> Municipal Uhouitt N Kbsentini from work on M.»\ l>.i\ i \n'p.' ui'h lei\f i or 'lirnugh sickness will It s» that da> s pay Thi>^ >\as agreed tc» by the Mv i nuipul CoinnussioiuMs a mee'iiijj >rvtrd.i>.
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    Robbers Take $750 From Pig-Rearer
    77 2 Robbers Take $750 From Pig-Rearer Fr m Our Own Rep T MALACCA. Apr 25 A Chinese STjU i n Merjimau Estate at 12.30 p.m. by throe armed Chinese on the Marlimau Elstate Road. Thy victim was returning alter th< nt pigs In the Merlimau whai the armed robbers who followed
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    WAR EXPLOITS POUR INTO AIR MINISTRY: 'MIXED BAG'
    42 2 )peal pui by Ar M had served m the R.A.F. dv 150 replies have now been m all < rang One offer was made ot SOO.OOO words. C T. Tea- IB Album f R X
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    Passages On 'Khosrou'
    26 2 lr. he Go\ S CO. the next l> SweUenk "Khosrou". 0.1 M fully b^ i ii Applies been and wi 1 >• day i
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    ENTERED HARBOUR AREA WITHOUT PERMIT
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      52 2 ForTLMHER SENG 111 A SAWMILL CO. 99. Kampong Bu- ie 8325 Alv i] var i, of sawi and ursawn TIMBEP foj Imj -erv M. 1.11 l I \>l TAILOR 382 C. ALEXANDRA ROAD SINGAPORE cents and ladies X DRAPERS I bit 'ATM N HKJICANTILE INBTITI Im\ 209. Pot a Book-K
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    25 Year Education Plan Urged For Malaya
    202 3 25 Year Education Plan Urged For Malaya IBER ADVOCATES TEACHERS' TRAINING COLLEGE I.uould plan its education un the pj i mini a univers.il and at ion by 1071 target-date was Mr John Eber, Vice President of the MaUnion, In memorandum submitted n ..h, i Bdu ration Commission y< million V
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    China Backs IRO
    65 3 4pril 25 Dr. P ..an-, the Chint m representative on the Unit j N.itu nnd Social C un.- l ahnouhced today that he ha c» :v,'d autriod&ation from Na king to sifui the constitution and interim arrangement of the In ternat!onal Refugee Or^amza ti n H- ■\v
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    K.K. Schoolboys Leave S'pore Today
    159 3 K.K. Schoolboys Leave S'pore Today The people vi fern nd and cordial, and t: nave made our stay heri pleasant and interesting We Koiiiß back to tell our peop c about BSngapor« and the many interesting places we havi cd. and hope to havi portunity to extend the <ame dlality
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    SINGAPORE TAMIL METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES:
    29 3 SINGAPORE TAMIL METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICES: Sunday School ..t 830 a. in Worship Service at 930 a.m. l R«v. S. M. Tli. wiLhasan Pa6tor: Xt v. c. B. Paul.
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    Municipal Reform: City Fathers Apathetic
    126 3 The Municipal re-constituiioti report, which was to have h«n discussed at 'he meeting I /h e Municipal Commissioners N'N'rrday. was dropped from thr agenda because the response was not as brisk as was expec'ed. Mr L Kay man said tha' nq»y 6v« lot u is
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    JAP'S DEATH JUSTIFIED
    132 3 A finding of justifiable homicide was returned by the Sin gapoiv Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion ol the adjourned hearing oi t:.lnqilir> into the death ol a Japanese named Ikeda. Ikeda was iound lying m tin ditch ol the ESBD. Alexandra With the lower
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    MR D.K. WALKTERS
    44 3 n X Wallers has resigned from the Mv Commi.s.sio.i fi r private reasons. At i\ *s meeting of t':e Mi! llcipal Coi^imisfiio ers. Mr. L Rayniaii saiti tliat Mr Waiters" ssociat^.n was short bu forceful, nain- ak nn ci and helpl
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    WITH HOLIDAY BOYS IN PULAU SUDONG
    239 3 I i iblllK Staff Hep«»rter) Pulav Sudoi'u, about one hour's run by launch from Sinday holiday haven for a hundi boys from a orphanArmy and the 10th Troop Seoul s 01 St Andrew's School. The army had Pitching the fourteen tents the boys; while
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    Tampenis Soothsayer Tells Court Of Holy Crystal
    147 3 Fwhicl hud hi i n plaC( m the Fourth M mrt ohd Indian, N. A Abdul Kadir, h dishonesty f it v, H) at an address m Queen 81 reet, know! to bt- stolen property. Tiy 1 1, crudely -haped had two pieces
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    Had Ammunition, Chinese Jailed
    198 3 A f iiy <: Onu Urn. found guilty at the a>m/Coin ertlay •iui >< nt< nci d to flv< Years' rigorous imprisonment, on v charge -*i hay m his possession 2,065 rounds of timmuni;:on at trn 8i milestone. Yeo Chu Kang. on Decvmber 23 In I
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    MEMORIAL SERVICE
    41 3 The Singapore Buddhist a sodlatioti will hold i ftpedlaJ celebration >t 6.00 p.m. on Sunday at the Sinhalese BiuJdhlst Temple. 96. Outram R'lacJ. m memory 01 lutr Mr A. P. M. DaniH who di< l (l I Monday last.
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      29 3 "TYPEWRITER CALCULATOR" available for mmeda'e delivery Repairs undertaken V. I. LEE 332. North Bridge Road, Telephone 7971 Ivpcwriting Duplicating Undertaken :::i::::::::::::::::;::;:!::::::::;:jj mu:t E WATCHES Rcpsira ITndertAkcn Yick Woh Hing
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    Morning Tribune SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1947. A Fair Day's Wage For Fair Day's Work
    527 4 Morning Tribune SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1947. A Fair Day's Wage For Fair Day's Work London Agents: Maam Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot H*>i'. 98, St. Martins lane. U A serious 'o dispute threatens 240 rubber estates m Selangor. The m< whose daily wage no w stands at 70 cents phis 40
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    CRIME WAVEACT NOW!
    572 4  -  Tan Beng Hong By I i s ibund them Quani- t that that must be taught them, tl tier the better that crimi tit pay I will i: lurthei and -ay that the situation has Improved lit he S:n j por< Ass( ciatl Indictment threo moni c
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    Huge Haul Of
    39 4 NQHAI, Apr 1300,000 currency) worth ird the ship Mi rchant Steam i ordered wai watch all In I hen n who ,77 morphine m their Thr ►men have conl for a woman trafficker m T -UP
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    5-Second News From Britain
    139 4 5-Second News From Britain rta thai plan w dirt I Ltd I manager i I Bucking i WaU< I I i by v W ••welcome honn m returned Sei As Q her church i I an anonym sent I Button 28.800 farthin I I by Mr I Bedford Cou I
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      52 4 A DEUGHI TO Till EYI > 1111 LOVI I AMI XX \N I AIIM NUMOUN I RIMI ESS Gl ISSI S Glasses that bl< b beauty and &ha: ppearance with clean cut good taste and style. They are cushioned agu: breakage. EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO. Qualified OpUciana i 19, Chulia Street,
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    ANZAC DAY CEREMONY
    46 5 1 ir pictures taken at yesterdas morning's Aniac Day Memorial Service at the Singapore Cenotaph, ihowing 11. F. the Governor of Singapore Sir Franklin Gimson, Inspecting detachments from the cruiser lIMS Belfast, and the RAF. regiment. Bottom piHure shows bug-s-uindin? the LMMi Post.
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    Governor's Anzac Day Address
    414 5 Governor's Anzac Day Address tio or I WE [coi stage Iwh en P i of at W A] it was 1 Army C I and m Day. T I will ANZAC mt which Is now rev, tramd New Zealand, and a which cannot be used I pin ther than th
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    15 Britons Await Their Soviet Wives
    338 6  -  H.L. HOPKIN WR LONDON LEl f M s I i 1 Apr 11 However suspicious the Russians may h. ci \\\c uiiisidr world m general, surely thej v membei thai Britain an ally m the war and si wry iui ye to give RusThis
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      121 6 M %*"^rJa^mr^*^Rß^*^^S S *^^^^^PP^»^%^^^^ Optician Kegiudiiifc tlie tvt^Kht Consult New China Optical Co. 71. H.»h Street. Singapore. Phone 3786 CENTURY STUDIO No. 23. Now World AinuM'int'nt Park. SINGA PHOTO STIDId 64. High Street. Singapore, ioor and Out-door Photographers. i J Pianos I SED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE PRICES
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      145 6 Electrical United Trading Co. 61. S'aiufoid Road. Singapore. IF 11 m AWIHIM. i iMcmcAL, wuuksm Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. 4,OOI»SIOItl 10, Battery Road Phone *****. I (Rodney House) Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY 45. The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658 Prompt Execution,
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      135 6 All Kinds Eastern Axt s Crafts BXMpiiooaJ Value-Minimum Cost 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD SINGAPORE Cafe Restaurant 2. Finlayson Green 61, Middle Road, Singapore. Phone 2620. Confectionery I OK WEDDING OK BIRTHDAY TEA-PARTIES CALL AT:— Phone ***** THE VICTORIA Confectionery Store 71. Victoria Street, HIGH CLASS CATERERS AND CONFECTIONERS Cosmetics Sundries
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    Commissioners Were Elected— But Votes Had To Be Canvassed
    150 7 Commissioners Were Elected But Votes Had To Be Canvassed PEEP INTO "OLD" SINGAPORE (Tribune Stan Reporter) 1 >:tl Vi< QUI Place to Mun EcU Ct< "ire Municipal elections ig Pagar, Oi n Tl ingltn and Pasir P and the minimum re 30. The last member to bi the Municipal I
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    MOSCOW CONFERENCE ENDS
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    DYAK HEA DHUNTRESS WORRIES WAR OFFICE
    103 7 DYAK HEA DHUNTRESS WORRIES WAR OFFICE The miscellaneous collection Bt f J "dies female headhunter W; soldiers married m their travel* g concern m the War Office War Office said it is indeed a V; Mi position is oompJicatod valid m one coin 17fl re- offlcv didn't about hunvr wiiV
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    GOLF CLUB EXPELLED
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    SHIP STILL MISSING
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    BIG 4'S NEXT MEETING
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    Veronicas "No Longer Respectable"
    64 7 \NKFURT, Apr 24 A nica today wrote th paper. Franfurt Rundscahu s fisS thaf lhv n u stop proititoli ronit was hurting her repun. The terra came originally from a t? ars and Stripes Cartoon with a character called Veronica a uerman prostitute m the Arniv
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    FAMOUS JAMAICAN DIES
    91 7 FAMOUS JAMAICAN DIES LONDON, Aw 24 Dr Harotd Moody, founder of the league of Coloured Peop. died at hi.s home m Lonrto i day a«ed 04 MCoty. a TillWHiiu i was n leadl.a; advocate fcr the aboliHon of the coionr bar. Moody came to Britain m 1904 to <ttrcfv mfdici.r
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    Marshall Blames Russia For Failure Of Big Four Meeting
    102 7 MOSCOW, Apnl 24.— The Council of Foreign Minis 3 will end tonight when Stalin entert irewell banquet at the Kremlin. Marshall, blaming the Rus* the failun h any major agreements, leaves by plane for Washingtoi v morning, barring nnf(- rcumsta II
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    Tudor Minstrel Firm Favourite
    237 7 < linn Guineas dll for Pel him closing 11-4 alter 3- 1 re few tal i I he forl I tly mor Derby t huii. llow- mbal this After ruder Minstrel was backed to win I i he remained a 17-2 favourite There wa plenty ol
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    36 7 inkfurt. Apr l 24 Irmogard KocK. 22, who has lived m Germany iricf she \va< -ix years old. left la^ niaht by plane to iviu her parrnts In Summit. New Jersei airline officials re- ported UP
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    TRUMAN TO VISIT CANADA
    18 7 WASHINGTON. Apr 23 W. L M Khiß. that ill visit b I U P
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    BIG OPIUM SEIZURE
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    SUICIDE BID DOWN CHIMNEY
    116 7 TOKYO. Apul 24. A M old former Japam ifmy paratrooper dived headfirst into an tf- tti i high former bathhouse chimney, but hia .suicide at temp' was frustrated when he landed <>n a 4-fooi pile oi son so:)t m the chimra I bottom Policemen paaain beard
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    SUPPORT FOR CHANG CHUN
    87 7 NANKING. Apr 24 General Chan« Chun. Cnina's now Premier. Is a man who ha support of Generalise mo hiong Kai-shek a s well i^-, the ponfldence "i ai] parties w>k, hav»entered China's new Govern ment. the otflc*a] Crtitra! Pally New- declared m an editorial today c
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    21 7 Dublin-. Apr.] 24 A mission comp< ia] iinportorr America In an ittemot to arrai litious ii-paTch f lavuf qtlantH Eire U.P.
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    Around The Town
    850 8  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH Engagement Party A party was given the other evening ut the Tanglin Club to celebrate the 'engagement between Mr. John Crichton and Mrs. Isabel Peall. The guests present were Mrs. O. Leutchford. Mr. John Phillips, Mrs. Dorothy Pickering and Mr. "Bill" Day.' The party
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    UNKNOWN Old?
    156 8 UNKNOWN Old? 0 ociencel Mlddle-a I j luckier I I \is greater than it I years ag< Mori :.J their chan I and comfi rtably I year- ir m middle age I I much bett< i W< I comparp.t:. I this. It l£ the study I of older For years
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    Hollywood Called It 'A Miracle'
    1069 9  -  Henry Gris BECAUSE LINDA MADE AMB ER UNTORCET TABLE by S Morning Tribune Corresi pondent m Hollywood t HOLLYV the i da> tli. troupe gathered on thalthough S that 1 ne called for the S \)r> tcturs only, and ted patiently tor the dirt i
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    Actors Kick: Colour Bar In Theatre
    111 9 Actors Kick Colour Bar In Theatre I NEW YORK, Apr. 21— The United Stages Actors Kqui'y Asso< ia'ion, repre- t i sviVmii nearly all the 1 American ac'ors and act- I I rcsscs, has served noti<e /hat it will prohibit its nenben from Appeftring i at Washing/nit's National t Theatre
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      61 9 < v MALAYA TO THE MORNING TRIBUNE j --P, By Al p?p [VAKf \aJ_^X J I MEBBE A PINE-CONE FIRE T^ Bl W T WILL SOFTEN THET TOUGH I__ E IS TRICKIER HIDE O' VOUR N.'. r p <; 7 than people: rr— J >_> yoo-hoo, nuLASf k s V
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    'NELSON' OF MALAYAN NAVY PROMOTED
    824 10 THRICE MENTIONED IN DI SPATCHES (Tribune Stall Reporter) Thi Nt'K.Mj of the Malay an Royal Nava] Volunteer Reserve, Commander r \v. Lammert, l>> < who inridi-ntlv is partially blind m the left eve. ha> been gazetted to command the n#w MJLN.VJR, Devonshire man, thi men
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    FRANCE CUTS BREAD RATION
    22 10 Apr. 24 Th. ■it daily bread ration hal from 300 to 250 gnrm- if a Hllft n! muht
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    BOY LOOTER. SHOT IS BOUND OVER
    109 10 >> in i>.i tii* i Bistei ot the Kin it ni tot 4 1 1 w v y at .1 depot a < luia < hu Kir- R j Thf bo, w li«» hud hulltt U i i I pure Juvenile (<»urt eharccd with
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    "AJAX" BRINGS FOOD, LIQUOR
    139 10 (Tribune St;ilV Kep.i ngapi tor supply augmented with the unloading of gil, »tvr\ chicken and rabbit, i 7,540 Wins, which arrived here from J day. A .ran Histraluti In arivi ,an 3 grapei ana •i^ a> cabbai oroußnt by One thou 100 oi brandy quantiti wtsj
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    COUPLE LOVED DOG, DIED
    54 10 REGGIO CALABRIA. Apr. FraiH-<sro Larenti and wife, Maria Rosa, both octogenarians. lowd their d dog. The almost helpless dog was sleeping on a railroad track when th« Rome-Roggioca-Labria express appear-d today. Francesco hobbled to his rescue and Maria foUow?d him. All three died under the vhot'ls
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    Investigation Into Cause Of Texas Explosion
    113 10 Investigation Into Cause Of Texas Explosion Texas City. Apr 24 —The United Stales Army and Navy have launched an investigate i ito the rauve of the Texas explosio.i without disclosing the leason for the Enquiry. This new Investigation i> headed by Colonel F H. Miles. Ciiff of the Army-Navy Exulosives
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    Why Grow Old?
    64 10 (From Centre Page) well go horn*- ;md play bri<: BO 0 von, mil you will taHe advantage ol wha' they are learning In tilt ani whether yoti apply tJ> ol good nutrition W 'If ;»»id low the warning* of mrdlrtiv lar physical oxaminainick vis t to yoin
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    80 11 m- n;s:de tl p rp I tons, from Yokohama to Bahrien. Uei Maru. 552 tons, frfcm Falembang. Chanthra fianidonajd British 7210 l. from Portland. Samtroy (British! 7176 ton* trom Lourenco Maror. *ory Amastra Chinese* 581 tons, I i ng Bengalis Dutch > 654 ,m\J. K< Che ,ru ii;i
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    354 11 Dicul weight exivpt jti. a Yesterday s quo "Meehoon X Siani $48 Indo-China U^ m $40. Kk „ii No l $80, M ;s7(i; Rangoon $sa. Glutinous rice: Siam No 1 $68. Rangoon $48 ful a Malacca: Superior qual 4 ty $38. i White sugar: $9(5. Rock sugar: $85
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    American Woman Novelist Dead
    91 11 New York. April 25 Willa bert Cather whose books dealing with life on the wt PffttrtM brought her world-wi<Je tame. ha-, died at the age of 71 Her novel "One of Ours gained her the 1922 Pulitzer onze a the outstanding American novc! <>i the year,
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    FLYING PADRE BACK IN U.K.
    65 11 LONDON, Apr. 24. Rev. J. A. Jagoe, Ch;iplain-in-Chief ri the Royal Air Force, ha* letuimd to Britain from a two-month tour of th*> £.A.F. m India. Burma, Malaya, China and Japan. During the tour ho held conferences with Royal Air Force cham plains conducted, ativicej
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    JEWS ROB £500
    32 11 JERUSALEM. Apr. 24.-Thre<» armed Jews, dressed as police officers, held up a Jewish farmers' bank half way between Haifa and Tel Aviv today and escaped with about £500- UP
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      47 11 THE FIRST SPORTS 'PLANE HAS NOW ARRIVED IN SINGAPORE omm. firm aeBS*»6 nm/m Trial; hji\p already feMH < arm M out J^7 Jaud I'm- "PI id v tor laqpectityi and fit nior.stration api nt. COMFORT ECONOMY EASY MAINTF.NANCS EAST ASIATII t'O., LTD. »|N Xl \l I 1 \N<-
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      255 11 ON YOUR RAWO TODAY (Kadio Mudaya Siuyapor*) Blit M.IWOKKV1A1 A\ rN(.l !SM PROGRAMMES. 12 OU 2 00 p.m.: 485 ii intdium wave band te 122 megacycles p_u second m the 41 «i 'iul 6 00-11-00 p.m 485 metres in ilw medium wave band 4.825 rgaeyles per __?cond in Uie band
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      360 11 Ol a Music ,,,i i-02 K i with K d tr m Church. G.30 Ni a. English 6.45-7 p rdeniag Taifc 8 16 News Headlines 8 18 The Ar Thi Week" 8.30 Kadi., Orchestra Conductor David A#el! 9 30 New_ in English 9 45 I lie Finders ot Pnvat* Spiegal
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    Plane Overshoots Landing Strip
    30 12 SHANGHAI. Apr 25. a' China itlon Corporation passenger lane which nghaj this morning overshot the lai field a: Hanker i A passengers are d Injured Reuter
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    NOVIKOV BACK IN WASHINGTON
    66 12 WASHINGTON. Apr. 24.— The I Ami dssador Nikola] V Novikov returned to the United 8t ites from Russia I as the State De at announced thai Americ t Moscow, Lt Smith wil] r■>- La Ua field m New York who met his plan- and comment regaadlng
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    U.K. Pays £7 Million For Siam Rice
    19 12 U.K. Pays £7 Million For Siam Rice *GKOK, Apr 24 By April i 00 for t m rinri Reuter
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    44 12 •J 3 his a] told i brinj tribute "India tries on things spiri mind. youngest other hand is I technics. Menru wi s tducatei University Punjabi University !has been lecturing onl and down !for several years and is |to G Irican cone( i
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    45 13 VIRGINIA WELLEB, clad m bandanna and shortened dungaree trousers, perches atop the oceanside pier and tries her luck. Wha£ fish could resist jumping at the Paramount s<arle''s line? Shell soon be seen as co-star with Eddie Bracken m 'Ladies' Man," a musical comedy.
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    Dickens Classic At Pavilion
    242 13 PAVILION:— Grea- Expecta\vi:h John MUU, V Hobscn Francis L. Sullivan, Finlav Currie and AlnrU.a Hu. I Dickens' novels will never be forgotten m he world's library assies no matrter wha* mo:nav have to say ab( v' the somewhat eccentric character^ which peor>le them Orent Expectation, like
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    13 13 it Tzc Hui ii peal next the Qrou] anria--0 "Chinese Buddhism."
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    SCC To Meet Indian Assn. Today
    233 13 SCC To Meet Indian Assn. Today League boccer The Singapore Cricket Club, who huvt point, will men the Indian A n today at Jalan Besur m Football League. The Indians are going to the field with confidence, bearing m mind their double victory if both the SCFA Selections, and their
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    JOLLILADS DRAW WITH 177 CRE
    62 13 In a friendly game of soccer played at the Jalan Bgsar Stadium yesterday, the Jollilads Athletic Union drew with the combined team of 177 CRE, eacn side scoring onceCRE players attacked from the start as soon as the game began. Five minutes before the interval
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    COSMOS SOCCER
    58 13 The Cosmos Xi to play a friendly soccer match against the SEALF "SIGS" at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday (Kick off at 5.15 p.m.) will b»selected from the following: Osman Angullia. A. Rahim Sattar. Toh Chin Geok. Halim, Appavoo. Salim Pop. Tahar, A. Rahim. Jaffar Abdullah. Mahmood.
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    739 14 dkljfkldjfkldjf IMH sIKIXI S liuver sdler Alexandra Bi Alexandra Br K 8 25 9 tO Co 20 m -22 Ord qq g Do Tiefs 4 4M) E as s im 5 20 Estate Trust Agencies Fraaer e Ord *tk ($1 70 J *> ""ZT' o__7~ 9.00 10.00
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    64 14 y 1 kio, April 25 British Com monwpfilti) occupation for' uffhout Japan bratcri Atiwac Day with rciigi. ©♦ft monies and military pararl Th« d:» ttriUti bf»ean at rt«wn at 430 am. which v tim« rrrvptMui to thf h lit on the Oall»n«i Anz mmernoi Rla Kurr
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    54 14 NEW YORK. Apr 24 It" gulaflties prevailed yip to tmu day m quiet trading mostly tract .ona'iy mixed, slight rthpl Wlttg on deellnet Pr^gsure ally lacn M«i iurttig i partirulaiU against Motors. Avi.itlons resulting m I i.uiping to one point 'liptfl WfTp Wi |1 (I the
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    180 14 SHARt n mdv h, :l Jtfl 2 >15 busiiH'^n n v.v: r, j til 1 $50.11 uflia J| lD.uraikv $385 ftf $6.95. Malacca EleJ Ord> and Brick S3 wanWd jpa*~ed m B: vioiis di had buyers at $2 45 1 at $2 50 There J i<T, at $18. M
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    566 15 ■the programme RACK ONI Ik PROVE 9.07 Mr Loke Tai Nam Turley P 903 Messrs. E E. C. m v Thuraisingam Mr. loh Pak Soon Sulliv.in I 812 Mr* Leong Roe Yeng I Mr Le«- Kok Choon Hobos t.. 807 Mr T. H. Menzles Menzies I Messrs. T. H.
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    Tribune Selections For Today
    47 15 Race One: TUeo We*/. Udy Of Kent Race Two: Gee String, Avant Tout Race Three. Diamond Kpk. Rontella Race Four. Win The Pea IHs'inguished Race Five: Vofrix, Mark Hua Race Six: Antana, Jack Pot Race Seven: Invesf, Precious Stream Race FAght. Victory, Slicknttss.
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    Soccer At McNair Rd.
    58 15 The following will represent the Indonesian Soccer XI against 711 Army Troops. Royal Ehgineers. at Farrer Pak today cat 5.15 p.m.: Jaffar Ridswan: Ramlic B. H. Idris. Ahmad bin H. Ahmad Rahman Madon. Abdo^llah: Amiruilah: Ahmad Masid. AboSujak. Mohamed Salleh. Hamid B. H. Ahmad Hoesin B.
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    Exciting Sport Expected At Final Day Of April Meet
    535 15 (From Our Racing Correspondent) IPOH, Fit— The going far todays" raeeg at Ipoh Iht Anal day of thf» Pfcnrtl Turf Club's April Mating. is likely to be good. There will be good fields m most of the events and, providing the
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      44 15 TO-D AT^ FOOTBALL LX \(il L S.C.O. vs. Indian Association, Jalan Besar. 5 p.m. SOCCER Old vs. St. Ji" li'a but., Bras Basah Rd., A. Ju: Sports :E C m. CRICKET Int. 11 a m. -■•I day.) I 2 p.m. I A i m
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    FORM FAVOURS BURNLEY FOR TODAY'S CUP FINAL
    580 16 GRUELLING BATTLE OF DEFENCES EXPECTED LONDON, April 25. A guielling battle of defences with thnlls galore, rather than an exhibition of the finer points of the game, is anticipated for the North versus South Football Association Cup Final between Burnley and Charlton being
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    TWO-MILLION DOLLAR BANK FOR MU
    127 16 TWO-MILLION DOLLAR BANK FOR MU F-om Our On»i Repjrte") KUALA LUMPUR. April 25The floating of a two-million i dollar Malay Nati jnal Bank, mooted at the Pan-lfalaysa Economic Conference held at Gunong Semanggcl. Pt rak. recenUy. hiu been approved by the Union Government. The Government ha^ sanctioned cue fiV ting
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    No Support For Obsolete Imperialism In India
    251 16 Attlee Replies To Churchell Sa:nt Andrews, Scotland. Apr. Zs.— Replyi: Winston Churchill's speech to the Primrose League last Friday, Prime Minister Attlee said today that Church•>eemed to imagine that m India, Brita-.n could k fifty years. Mr. Actlee, who ?^as speaking at the
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    MEDICALS LOSE NINE WICKET FOR 71 RUNS
    253 16 Inter-Collegiate G Sivagonanam's steady, devastat rile opening day's play m Collegiate crick. ,-h played The Medicals, who batUv 50. and when stumps Were d wickets for 71. dQ Play will be continued this 11 o'clock. Lgnanam, the Rattles skipper, took five wickets tor
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    88 16 A latest addition! Singapore Bar is Ml. Johnson. whose application, li mission to practise advocate and solicit!! granted by the Chief the Hon'ble Mr. J Murray A ..at the Court The application 18 madt' by Mr. 5 C ac of ti the Bar Mr thai the .vtmey-Genfl C immittee
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      56 16 TIDE TABLE TODAY High Wafer 1.09 a.m. 8 f« 9 in. L40 p.m. 7 ft 4 in. Low Wafer 7.54 a.m. 1 in. 7.49 p.m. 4 ft 1 in. TOMORROW High Wafer 1.51 a.m. 8 ff 6 in. 3.25 p.m. 6 ft 8 in. Low Water 8.50 a.m. 4 in.
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