Morning Tribune, 1 May 1947

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    8 1 MORNING TRIBUNE I I w CENTS Ip: !947
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    SINGAPORE "WAR" JEWELS RETURN
    215 1 SINGAPORE "WAR JEWELS RETURN PYibune Stall" Keportci vion Oovernm Treasury I' s on an interest h hi n i Jewellery I I H thn ly made to send this Jewellery t various part ol the Briton Empire It wt nt m lot iuth Ainca. India and Austral:.! This particular i
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    A LOT TO BE ASHMED OF IN S. AFRICA
    64 1 A LOT TO BE ASHMED OF IN S. AFRICA ■our Prejudice Miss M ired I nce m Em- ■< I I'ro- m :herI lour- .i you I m time. V bv the tra:hil- urled. K M uth mI I ■K mk. m rtng I "The H I I I! all
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    BRITISH GOVT. AGAINST ANOTHER U.S. LOAN
    66 1 LOND> 30.— A h today tl is 60:. loan!' Thei a perceptible Im C Britain's econ Commuu nong lon, hv said, and erpfc**ed 1. th.it another loan woul m a bit." U '-<• chologlca] consequcn would ofl Tin k or British vis on British
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    MALAYA SHORT OF EQUIPMENT
    241 1 BIG DEMAND FOR BUT— VITAL NEEDS STRESSED AT BRUSSELS CONFERENCE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, April 3. There us much demand for tin— the demand is for 184,000 tons, while the supply is 117,000 tons. But how can we produce tin without equipment?'" This is
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    Chinese chamber rejects offer to form a union
    94 1 The Chinese hamber i \ot Commerce yesterday discussed tlit- invitation j of the Singapore him- S ber of Commerce that i both chambers form an I employers' association to prevnt a united stand ftffalnst the demands labour unions. The invitation was turn-
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    London Muslims Want Pakistan
    56 1 LONDON. April 30— A ivsoiu- >ing the view that, ablishment of Pakistan Is th way to prevent furwas i last night oy the Working Committee of the Gr?at Britain Muslim Eeagu The League also affirmed "i T > unfaltering faith m th<> leadership of Jinnah >::cl
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    FIRST CHINESE WEDDING AT St. PETER'S
    8 1 FIRST CHINESE WEDDING AT St. PETER'S I Reuter
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    May Day-No Celebration By Communists
    102 1 May Day-No Celebration By Communists I (Tribune S'aff Reporter) Today- May Day will De highlighted by a immmntli procesn of 30.000 labourers througn the main streets of the city with a meeting, sponsored by the Sing; i pure Federation of Trade Unions, at Fairer Park. The Communist Party m Sin--1
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    SOVIET ENVOY IN CHINA COMPLAINS
    70 1 LONDON, April 30. The Soviet Ambassador m China has lodged a complaint with the Chinese Government about alleged expulsions of Soviet citizens from their homes m the port of Tsingtao to provide billets for American troops, Moscow Radio said today. The radio added that n
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    "Combout" For Gunmen In London
    100 1 "Combout" For Gunmen In London LONDON. April 30 .^-Scotland Yard detectives are today continuing ihe biggest "combout" for yean lor gunmen wh( too*, part m twj sliooting affairs n West End yesterday. The killing o! a motor-cyclist. Alec de Antiquis, aged 34, following a West End jewellery shop raid .md
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      THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1947. Industrial Recovery And Lawlessness
      449 4 THURSDAY, MAY 1. 1947. Industrial Recovery And Lawlessness Mr. W. G. C. Blunn, Chairman of the F.M.S. Chamber of Commerce, m his address at the annual meeting of the Chamber at Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. ferred to two main disabilities from which Malatn industries have been suffering since liberation lawlessness
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    Monarchists Gaining Ground In Italy
    358 4  - Monarchists Gaining Ground In Italy John Talbot r y^ ~i i Reufers Correspond* nt m Roim t Jui r r, oe 1 p imprand ill. amonvj the populaU o ►mmitted to no ment. lie battle with country- irchist he young Itallbllc when Sicilians go to the polls I the new
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    MALAYANS IN DEATH MARCH
    517 4 MALAYANS IN DEATH M ARCH At the Forces Centre. Tanghn Barracks. Maji r Dyce spoke to Df!icer> and ether ranks of the 3HQ. ol the arim story cf the 'Death Marc British and Australian prisoner., of war. wh i red from Sandakan to Ranau. m the Northern terriBrltish Bornn m
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    32 4 Croydon Town Council has let lugfi tlom fof improving the borough The abolition of trams, more CUPIn Corporation m»»re maternity hon and a pub l for boxing DIM me of the things
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    5-Second News From Britain
    143 4 5-Second News From Britain nun H^, 31.444 I her h tarn. m, mi luu b* II n wtir.. I! Thi I I way. Win I zarci If 1 v 1 B He X neck i I one I for This I giv< PC: I I ing without v I don't
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      142 5 it's obtainable anywhere it's m JhtL SinqjapQJuL Shop*- Optician Regarding tht> eyesight Consult: New China Optical Co. 71. Hgh Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. Photographer CENTURY STUDIO No. 23, New World Amusement Park. SINGA PHOTO STTDIO 64, High Street, Singapore. Indoor and Outdoor Photographers. USED PIANOS BY FAMOUS MAKERS AT REASONABLE
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      169 5 1^ >. Electrical United Trading Co. 61. Stamford Road, Singapore. IF IT IS ANYTHING ELECTRICAL, PLEASE CONSULT US Embroidery Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods. <;ooi*stori: 10, Battery Road Phone ***** (Rodney House)*. Singapore Forwarding Agents SINGAPORE BAGGACiK TRANSPORT AGENCY 45, The Arcade: Tel: No. 4658
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    Shahrir Cabinet Reshuffle Likely
    200 6 pr. 29.— '1 X the Dutch Comn Imph i Til Mini Repub! Ntn t S nil A l. 5 also I and the I a t» I > it able i spli tnic I aM perhap intment of an Intel M p. altern present mm The
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    "HELL SHIP" ESCORT GUARD ON TRIAL
    152 6 "HELL SHIP" ESCORT GUARD ON TRIAL YOKOHAMA. Apr. 29.-Hisa O Ye tid defendant m Maru "Hell Ship" fee the stand today. itradicted himself m conn Ith his pr< at th< beh of 15 American war n San Fernando Pampango m the Philippines d by the legal section I prosecutors with
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    PHILIPPINES HAS NO FOOD PROBLEMS
    43 6 PHILIPPINES HAS NO FOOD PROBLEMS H> 29 t Elpido c; nn inclu lun and mini reach pi i •wo y ach pr i five Jiui;. Quirino ol •ill the Wa sonally thank President Trumi for A iH> ton the Phiiin. pine independence.— U.P.
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    2,000-YEAR-OLD VASES FOUND IN DESERT RUINS
    154 6 SYDNEY. Apr. 29.— An ambulance driver John F thf,ci. rl to f rUin s ancient city on i of the Gobi desert on the roir v Mar co Poto when he crossed the desert m search otKui o J(hl Id the "Sydney Sun that
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    JAP WORKERS WANT GREATER UNITY
    205 6 PARIS. Apr. 28.— The report by the investigation commission of the World Federation of Trade Unions which recently returned to the World Federation cf jrade Unions headquarters here from Japan stated day that Japanese workers wanted greater unity m their labour organisations so that they
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    BRITISH STEAMER SINKS
    17 6 KDAM. Apr. l 20 Tho ,11 with the Anvn. Norwalk Victory I ht U.P.
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    HEADLEY COURT FOR R.A.F.
    24 6 HEADLEY COURT FOR R.A.F. Th< RAF now ha own It is th I itutlon m for a title d< I Burr th £133 Rafpro
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    GOVERNOR'S ORDER DECLARED ILLEGAL
    210 7 GOVERNOR'S ORDER DECLARED ILLEGAL lIDGE'S RULING ON MA PROCEEDINGS lality of His Excellency the Dover- ordering rial oj a conh Military Administration Military Of April 1946, was questr M. S. Mahendran m a murder v, ing before 'he H<»n. Mr. lize court. B IE Hanizah. hayW worn IK ir tthe
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    U.S. WON'T GIVE RELIEF UNLESS...
    88 7 U.S. WON'T GIVE RELIEF UNLESS WASHINGTON, Apr. 29.- The House of Representatives tonight decided by 135 votes to M() to d'-ny relief to all countries unless they agree to strict United States supervision of the relit-i The vote i s subject to a roll call vote alter the commit 1
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    28 7 LAKE SUCESS. New York, i Apr. 29. The Trusteeship Council of the United Nations yesterday expressed confidence In the British policy regarding German and Italian residents In Tanganyika.
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    SUES STEPSON FOR SLANDER
    11 7 SUES STEPSON FOR SLANDER I her I m I I m
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    SECONDARY WIFE'S APPLICATION FAILS IN SUPREME COURT
    439 7 PEN AN G 'When one appreciates that a secondary wife may be acquired with so little formality and when acquired, she and her children if any, m the event of an intestacy, share m the estate of the late husband, there is, if
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    Kedah Police Fire On Estate Crowd
    151 7 (I nun PeßAfif Tribune Krport<*i A party of Police were forced to ojx crowd ill and Cl: labourers of Dublin I Kulim, y< y as they were holding Six of them re< gunshot wounds and v moved to hospital. One of the wounded, Loh
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    PRIVY COU NCIL DISMISSES AN INDIAN APPEAL
    216 7 LONDON, Apr. 29.— The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council has dismissed the appeal by Srinivas Mall Bairoliya, and Sitara Prasad who were convicted on November 4, 1945 by the deputy magistrate of Darbhanga under the defence of India rules relating to the
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      28 7 In Commemoration of FIRST ANNIVERSARY AFTER LIBERATION A Special Department has been created to s^ll our quality goods at specially reduced prices beginning from 2nd May, 1947. l
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    Around The Town
    637 8  -  VERA ARDAAORE WITH Birthday Party At The Swimming Club A very jolly party was held at the Swimming Club the other evening the occasion being Mr. Robert Fisher's birthday. The youthful host and his guests certainly made a success of the evening. The girU had donned their
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      36 8 JUST ARRIVED WIHTAKERS ALMANAC I This valuable book should be In ev«ry home for Father, Mother. Children. S7.. r »0 Postage extra. Rn -^M IHLL MAKI EXQI IBITE EVENING, AFTERNOON ()K COCKTAIL MODELS TO sin INDIVIDUAL
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    Goss From The British Studios
    1011 9 Specially written by Bernard Slydel for the Morning Tribune n, Apnl H M. M tary. hi I ol tefUild'g peetati< i I The Mm. •rhto Uy -aw r m Ifoaeov during the meeting the Fou. lally v :i ni London at the reg v Mr.
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      36 9 MORNING TRIBUNF Rv Al Ca?p r° V rmcT? rr LI KE AH^ f-* so w5 SFCPiEr j tri^ck fT OUT- JPASHUN HA/NT A GAL S^* < MUS BE SOMETHIN' I nrT i£X really vALooBLErr(To be continuod tomorrow)
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    SINGAPORE COMMUNISTS OPPOSE SOCIETIES ORDINANCE
    554 10 V of th( thai Ibunc Staff Reporter) other 15. S local representative Mi Chang Ming mot accept the BocietU linee undi circumstance should be treated m the same way as political n We request the Brit: vlin not to ignore the United Nations' and her
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    SEPARATE STATE IN INDONESIA
    85 10 HATAVIA. Apr. 29 ID Pasoendan Par' ing a million membership, will >re West Java fl HI tne Indonesian Republic on M«f 4 and will proclaim Itself the separate self-gorernl] Sunda. According to Dr. KoestomoJ party, a mass meeting ol 10.000 members will be held at Band
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    PLANE MISSING WITH 15 ABOARD
    90 10 PLANE MISSING WITH 15 ABOARD Vancouver, April 29 —A TransCanada Airlines plane with. 15 persons aboard disappeared on Monday night two minutes be- tore it was scheduled to land here. Nothing more wa> heard from j the plane after it radioed that v was 7,000 feet over the west leg
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    TORNADO HITS TOWN, KILLS 20
    55 10 Louis. Missouri. April 30. night I truck Worth, Missouri, ifter killing 20 i and injuring a hundred othei A telephone operator nelKhbour:n«: town ot Gentry, inado struck at h and "wiped out the killing at ns." x milos from W Dhone opera id r informtitmn
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    When Troops Write To MPs
    156 10 Mr. Bellensrer was .isk*ii m the House oi Comnoii I whether, as Btf tatf for I I War. he treated is conti- I dential any letters from S I m-ium- ><»ldit-rs written to C MPI and forwarded to him In -r**pl> Mr. Bellinger 5 said.
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    "COMPROMISE POSSIBLE" STALIN TOLD MARSHALL
    140 10 U.S.-Soviet Tension Relaxes WASHINGTON. April 29.— Some relax.. X tt nsion hanging over United St, I hoped for indiplomatic circles her I suit of the Secretary of State Mr. G I shall's radio disclosure that Generalise W had told him m Moscow "compromise I sible."
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    Singapore Bar Want Govt Act Specidily
    38 10 Singapore Bar Want Govt Act Specidily incurred v during put vernmeni nectary further dfhi solu 111. Another i "That the M< th» Ltinuanci unfairlj public gi he injury ratorium ■That th< mittee be requi ernmeni •uinicate t I
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    ENVOY TO CEYCLONE
    26 10 I Colombo, Apr W'Q Frost, former nister BWfi today with .Orion I |Bn I mcnt as the I Commissic ncr Wb» 'ter. Bh
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    WHY CHINESE WANT MACAO
    58 10 WHY CHINESE WANT MACAO NANKING. Apr J ing on the I high diplomatic I today by t organ "Peace D four vk-v why colony should Chinese cont He .aid flrstl the United S1 had been tak i condly, P not an AW ted the i and Jar d patriots Thud
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      125 10 Try T/iw AMERICAN 1^ ANSWER TO Crossword Puzzle At K()^ "*y '-'29 1- Small chicken 5,7 'c a A N£ I 6— Spotted n one tide It I \7\ __f, .1 I 11-R. Ihei IT C A cM.- 1 '''«k _J.£ A R \l|9 f ,rC T 14— Jasoni ship
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    Intensive U.S. Manoeuvres To Be Held In Japan
    191 11 Political Significance" I -Aflight of 12 829 super-tor-Lanea from tlit* Umtt-ci States will all base 30 milefl west of Tokio on of intensive day and night maOk Lieutenant General W mmand ral of the Far East X I today. V the m
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    Shot Dead In London Jewel Robbery
    121 11 Shot Dead In London Jewel Robbery ndon. April 29. 'Three marked gunmen, using American, gangster methods strange to a city which never ha s armed it? police, ghQt dead a man who attempted to Intercept them today while they were fleeing from a Jewellery store holdup. Tlie trio escaped on
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    General Dresses And Undresses A Young Lady
    245 11 PAKLS, Apr. ft lhe toniihed of 50 n« papi-rim-n. Gen. Ralph C Smith 1 h ie Care Organization m France, today dressed and undrei fOlmg lady Kayi I was thrust into this with out any preparation— and have completely lost my h« The
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    INTIMIDATION ALLEGED
    71 11 Two Chinese. Phua Ah Kow and Ng Teow Lin. both aged 20, were ordered to tx remanded fOI a day when they appeared m the Second Police Court yesterday on a charge of com- mitting criminal intimidation on Ton Slang Lay. a woman at an address on Syed
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      47 11 LoDUCE ■j uuo- ■j !ia $40. f N 2 X im No. 1 Superior an $59. 1 $34; m ed tSCO: medium Sarawak I I 1 $33; No. Jgt 'black) m m quality I 9 $85; I I Bali w I I 1 I T $140: 11
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      99 11 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE I Bblps alongside i lawan D E. P hj 683 vLrncirn muADn p Swettenh 0 frcm I 2 Burnside pn -!i 4 5 San: nt. Amastr i Htrmuncl ir f Chinese) 581 tons, vn ll 12 Skidmnr- m Palomb B< I -Dutch) 654 tons, I Dion; if IRE
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      555 11 lON YOUR RADIO TODAY! (Radio Malaya- Sing avore) Rooi Q 111.l h NKIWOKK m Tl ie yiy MALAY Si ENGLISH Bummray m PROGRAMMES. Mandarin: 105 News summary m Amoy; l 10 N< 12.00-2.00 pm- 485 metjes m Summary ii Cantonese; 115 the medium wave band 7.22 ODemnu Announeemei megacycles per
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    UNO: India Challenges Britain
    360 12 UNO: India Challenges Britain FLUSHING. Apr. 29— The Indian Ambassador, Asaf Ali. called mi But. .in Unlay to disclose whether or not she will accept am lon taken b> the United Nations General Assembly on the Palestine problem. The Indian Ambassador dressed the question to the Brlt«sh delegation m the
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    EASTERN EFFECT
    36 13 I TIERS EY, star of 'Leave it to Heaven", a techr .'nth vn»ur\ -Fox production will be also seen lead rol< ol "Draron wyck" due for screening m I pie In the near future.
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    Is OF ENDING LONDON ROCK STRIKES IN OFFING
    70 13 Is OF ENDING LONDON ROCK STRIKES IN OFFING II —Three quarters of London s vast ay, cutting heavily into the up the delivery of vital food the strike of 10.000 k the "redundancy" dis- would end within I I :ou uncil'a finding mu-t cc acd upted without question. h i
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    Prices Of Home Grown Vegetables Fall
    99 13 Prices Of Home Grown Vegetables Fall While report n March fir< m the Cameron H that the continued import tables irom China and Australia into Malaya ken price.ally grown vegetabli very low level, and that for about k there wai practically no export oi vegetables from the :ands. conditions d.
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    SCHOOLMISTRESS GIVES UP JOB TO DANCE 'SALOME'
    283 13 I lied on tv ring lance lut version ol the famed beauty (>» Biblical tinu Mi-.> Rubeni. who looks lik.*.- a movie star, talk^ like a school chcr and hai a figure like the original "Salome." taught teenagers history and literature all day
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    Scholarships For Indian Students
    104 13 R^oikee Engineering Colkge is offering two seats for Indian students residing m the British Empire and the Representative the Government of India. 98. Robinson Road. Singapore, has been asked to nominate twe suitable candidates from the M ilayan Union or Singapore. Tin minimum qualification for admission
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    UNIONS NOT TO FEDERATE WITH OITSIDE BODIES
    67 13 PENANG: It is officially stutrtain bixii« s have been creating the impression that nment Trade Unions can federated with other out rie Unl( Impre fflclally drawn to Unions Enactment tv nded throughout the Union by the Trade nlon Ordinance 1946. which that Government
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    Arnhem Men To Join 11th Parachute Btln.
    216 13 Arnhem Men To Join 11th Parachute Btln. Lieutenant Colonel C. F. H. Oough, who played the part of the Brigade Major m the film •Theirs is the Glory'" is trying to trace -'tme of the Londoners who fought with him at the Arnhem Bridge and who shared hicaptivity. Colonel Gough
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    S'ore Buddhists To Celebrate Vesak Day
    173 13 S'ore Buddhists To Celebrate Vesak Day Singapore's Buddhist community has made elaborate preparations to celebrate bunday -May ,t the Sinhalese Buddhist Temple ai 96. Outram Road. Observed throughout Uie world by Buddhists. Ve~ak Day commemorates the day of the Buddha's birth, enlightenment and death. It U also a full moon
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    SHARE MARK CONTINUE STEADY
    145 14 SHARE MARK CONTINUE STEADY I I I $8.50. $15.15 quan I buy P*ef< J at I IfcAlisters 150, (w| lien. I with b J Hongkon Bank 1 at $990 v Hamnv W\ui I Ord> I tish |S4 hs^M cum dividend, Trafierjl Steamship^ 523 60. In the St. I London would
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    668 14 INDUSTRIALS BUNt'l •^Alexandr,. Brit M Execul 8 Molld&ted Tin 6 Ord ~o D 0 Pil 00 4*4 00 tern Ui JK™ Estate Trust Agencies g» 3 70 J ou mmon Malaya) Ltd D Great Easter: I JJ Hkong 8-hal Bank «H"koi.. 970 0Q 100Q Q0 Reg.) -c-
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    Burma Rice Trade Reaches Peak
    43 14 RANGOON. A; mas 1946 to 1947 ib IChCd month Wit] Oi 132.000 tons up t Hio ftrst three m witfi pvbru ir win ilOUkl DC aMt r period ivxt \port tober the ipd whicti conti I n fund:
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    C.F.A.(2) Tussle With Navy Today In Football League
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    219 16 I iMl.im. Start Reporter^ atmg that the Intones.. ty has nowh a million members. If] it Tantri, better kno Sourabaya Sue', v.ho has iiU« I horseli m Indonesian lair Uimt UIC '.ted by it the IPP will d«clar« West Java Ire" from the Indonesian Republic May
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    151 16 10— TU mnnli >« I Tud H out ol t 2.00 The jvc: I lin'sh bi Khan's P v« I 1 Tud I M 1 i M I Minstrt-i '-nfl tied down i 1 i and I Pft t! m :i:ii: J oned and Tud
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