Morning Tribune, 7 May 1948

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1 NO. 747. (Now Sen* s» (10 Cents FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1948.
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    40 1 r//^; wo.v. o r>' .4 t d BERRY (Director <>: twn le Newpnptn 9*4 <» yen ■i Lord Kemiieyj vith MR. LiM KESQ BOR <ot the Tribune Croup of Xcwpupen), Tht Malayan y>urUZliM* ni Fn<)l*jnd nr< y\r>n (i m the provinces*
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    144 1 ■n .si" i»wb R< porter I Li MPI V:i> t;. 11l |o r»ig Tr.i-l < D i^ tC fn« Kin..! in*o i»i Fetlrral Uathf r« 1 fti its ■rttiitg mi M«j t."<. IK BIIJ whl amend Tr.nl I isiiin* {.jia-trncnt W" r.-uuir :'•;<• olß•>f tr de unions, Dtki r
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    Burma Emigrants To Be Sent Back
    115 1 >iv Btaff Beworftrl '""I m x|, llurma, vrith British pasitporU, who !us«i h ir lva to Aaitralia from Rangoon "H h.r. lan-J Hhen thf Bl boat "Sanßola" n tpril ■>:<. The passengers have been allowed to remain temporarily m Singapore until the "Sangola" returns
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    CHURCH BAN
    9 1 C HURCH BAN H Eb •< any i »n»ed here
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    38 1 AMERICAN DIPLOMAT MR. D. L. GILSINN, with Ml wife and son David, aboard the "Prrsident Monroe/ 1 whuh was m port on Wednesday. Mr, GiUtinn, fonnrrly posted at Afghanistan, is <m his way to Kararhi after ."homy leave."
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    CAR-MOTOR CYCLE COLLISION
    63 1 i Tribune S f aft Reporfei A co\V\-~\Qn between .1 motoi 31 and a n;otoi cycK.- ••(sultwj n .1 Chtncfe n^.otor cvcHst ben^ r ii'innitcfl to the ho.-piwi 1 .vith soiiou.s hljurtefl to his The accident t*cca»'red at the junction Of Orchard Road aM Xn^ailia Paik Road
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    U.S. AIR FORCE PROGRAMME
    28 1 Washington, May 6. The House of Representatives is expected to approve on Thursday an Army Air Force consti uction programme to cost r*****,000.000. U.P.
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    BRITAIN WORRIED OVER JAPAN
    72 1 BRITAIN WORRIED OVER JAPAN CANBERRA, MAY «i.-MX I R. OHffIEY, AUSTRALIAN PREMIER, AND I»IS FORKION MINISTER, DR. HERBERT EVATT, If. WE DISMISSED A PACIFIC POLICY WITH BRITISH GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVES IN THE PAST WEEK. It was officially stated the talks dealt with 't; '.nations affocting the Far Bast and it is
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    Villagers Hold Gunman
    40 1 One of three Chinese who I were rhimi by the inhabitants •of a ksmpong off the ioi inik-stone, Sombawang Road, last night was found to have a fully loaded .38 revolver tucked m rus waist when apprehended
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    30 1 WINI8BIN0 TOUCHES: Miss Yomj Poojf if* 1 the finishing touch** t» <r stum make-up b<!°r<- the appeared rn the pl<'» *<<"/"' at the Nw> WorU *f Oversea* Women'* aoctat Welfare Bocietjf,
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    HE KISSED A GIRL: 'THAT'LL COST YOU $50',—MAGISTRATE
    187 1 HE KISSED A GIRL: 'THAT'LL COST YOU $50',—M AGISTRATE General Mac Arthur's Pacific Policy Is dictated, it is said, by the fear that Japan might become a Russian satellite IV INDIAN U 7/o IHREW His AMMB XROI'M) A MALAY QtBL'M NECK A\l> PLANTED AN UNWANTED Kiss OS HER CHEEK, WAS
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    U.S. MOVE TO COMBAT RED PROPAGANDA
    155 1 NEW YORK May 6.— Mr. John Foster Dulles, the Republican Party Foreign Policy Adviser, called for a new department m the (i<.\ eminent to light Communist pi opaganda. m a Speech before the Horn! Club of New York he urged that the United States
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    2 MORE CASES OF POLIO
    67 1 Two i non* casen of V j poliomyflitiA were re- V ported yenterday, bring- ing the total number of fiiM-s notified to date to I 42. The virfiinn were I Chinese children. t No further .leathH ha\e I lM«en re|M»rted. Four easpM of polio i
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      51 1 PEQUOT PERCALE BED SHEETS In colours: 72" x 99" $15.50 72" x 10K" $10.50 81" x 108" $17.50 'JO- x 10H $18.50 Pillow C'as«*s m ColourH: 42" x 384" HIS 45" \M z $«.75 White She«tH:~ 72' x 108" IMJI M" 108" itlJt J4HT mLv^ 31 KAFFLKS PLAC'K SINOAPORK I'HONK
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    5 BADLY BURNED IN PLANE CRASH
    77 2 Darwin, May 6. A Diagon liiipitio today clashed m flames when taking oil' on Daly Waters aerodrome within 200 miles of its objective aftei flying 12.000 mil. s from Croydon, England. Pilot C. HourigaJD was pulled from the bfazing machint unconscious and badly burned.
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    S'pore Vernacular Schools Not Closing
    228 2 Ti'Jtni' st'itt i:< port* r) VCRNACULAK SCHOOLS iN SINGAPORE WILL HP: CAiIRYINa ON THKIR HCBBIONB DBBPITE THE HOLI|.\Y EXTENSION WHICH ENGUBH SCHOOLS ARE AT PRESENT ENJOYING. THIS DECISION' WAS MADE BY THF IX)CAL EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITIES AFTER Dl'E CONSULTATION WITH THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. An oAdal fiom
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    Cobbler Dies Of Burns
    174 2 ..it -o cobble received barß* when a rirv broke out during a blackout period it a shoo manufacturing con..n La Jalan Sultan Road on HIC night of Apii! 28. Tiie fire originated from a 'ighted candle. which accidentally fell on to a piece of rubbei sheeting
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    TWO CHINESE ON TRIAL FOR ALLEGED ROBBERY
    467 2 TWO CHINESE ON TRIAL FOR A LLEGED ROBBERY The story of how four Cnmese robbera entered a Chinese! sundry goods shop at Kampong Padang Terbakar on the! night of May 23, 1947. held up the Miopkceper and his son at pistol point. lobbed them of $325 c .d later made
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    PRAYER DAY
    54 2 Tin Hindu staff of Number One Sub Depot 223 8.0.D. will conduct special piayor service at the Sri Senpa^a VinayaTtm^le. Ceylon Road. K:\tcng. on Sunday, at 5.30 p.m. 1 1 is the occasion of "Thirukftrthftgai" ;> special liv m the month for the v.orof God Svibramani ir. Many
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    2 MEMBERS OF CEYLONESE RPC ON RAPE CHARGE
    188 2 B. Pereira (18) and s. M. Knibanda i IS), two members of the Royal Pioneer Coips <Ccy- lonose). who were alleged to have raped a 25-year-old Chinese woman near their camp m Reformatory Road by threatening her with a knife, were committed
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    TRIAD SOCIETY CASE ADJOURNED
    41 2 The tiial of the 88 Chinese. which was to have been piocceded with at the First District Court yesterday, was adjourned to May 10. All 88 Accused are charged with attending a meeting of an illegal society.
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    Visits To Cabaret, Quarrels Lead To Divorce Petition
    241 2 Allegations that his wife wont to the cabaret and returned home late and thnt, consequently, there had been misunderstandings and quarrels between him and his wife, were made m the Singapore Divorce Court yesterday by a local-born English educated Chinese, Peter Low
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    14 2 TheH. the coi justice i Mr F. I trar, Su] r tion from Api
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      31 2 Man Zan The ideal Ointment for blind, itching and aching piles. Man Zan gives instant relief. srr^jg^P^ ne Hygienic Applicator enables you easily, and without messmess. \r Obtainable ut nil dispensaries
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    302 3 LOCKS PRO. ..m VT1ON' OF A NATIONAL UNITY J II KSPREAD SUPPORT AMONG ORGA N'ISATIONS IN MALACCA VaNoiMJtel Parfy told m0, rkena Loch hi brtoflM al>f«f ><»«- h,/'.s U "^mM/ H; Mi un- o i »»»««f serore cnticltion8 vhuh 8t*k to perpAuate or nn>>thir. m fc. P .ciinsite L
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDING
    155 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr D E. L. Anderson, of the Shell Company, Singapore, was married yesterday evening to Miss Muriel Kinnier Wilson, daughter of the well-known neurologist, the late Dr S. A. Kinnier Wilson, at the Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road. The Rev R. M. Greer officiated at the
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    34 3 I i pre- S itionfl l'i'.'. Of m y h it I. the H' r luncil I Igesi m> j curW::> Gtov- omc Vl ires, raa kn and w *y m tlis jom-
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    37 3 nest b tenta- issrjL iplete ni roftcrty r P; va L h) Ed i ast year. etween Lr last g made tk > at u station L missing. pti< p, police rjh, Forrest 1 to ix 1
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    12 3 InsK l Pore, Childiined ncelled i ihera lit "n W p.m.
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    China Frowns On US Aid To Japan
    212 3 SHANGHAI. May 6. Stu- dent circles here are preparing a nationwide protest campaign against large-scale American aid to Japan now underway, according to the CHINA PRESS tot lay. A resolution to st:n t such a movement was confirmed by students attending a rally*
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    OPIUM SEIZED
    35 3 The Customs Preventive Branch seized 542 It*, of raw opium on the morning of Monday, May 3. last on board s.s. "Blairdova" from Calcutta. The opium was found under a irgo of coal.
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    58 3 Dou^la.s LaBrooy. Jr.. th< Penang State cricketer. became the third batsman to score a century this season when he knocked up a brilliant 141 for the Internationa 1 Club against the R.A.F. Yet tnothei century was his up during the week-end by S. E. Augustin who scored 115 against :i
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    HOLY LAND SCOREBOARD
    130 3 London, May 5. Mr. Rees Williams, Colonial Secretary told the House of Commons that Palestine casualties from October to Apni wore Arabs: killed 1300, wounded 2,000. lews: killed l.ooo, wounded 2.000. British subjects killed between May 1947 an.! April 194S were Armed Forces 137, police 51, civilians
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    MALAYAN NEWSMEN SEE DUNLOP FACTORY
    626 3 MALAYAN NEWSMEN SEE DUN LOP FACTORY IN THB COURSE OF I AST MONDAVI TOU1 MALAYAN JOURNALISTS s \\V 4ANCHE8TCn SHIP CANAL Wli.ru HAS EN\BLF.D MANCHESTER I DEVELOP PROM AN INLAND INDUSTRIAL CITY INTO A PORT AS WILL AS MERSEY IVNNKL WHICH CARRIES POUR LANE8 OF TRAFFIC FOH THBEK MILKS RIGHT
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    SINGAPORE BAR COMMITTEE
    58 3 The following have been »iected to he the Bar Committee for Singapore (Of th«curreni year Mr J. C f'obbi'tt (Chaii man I. The Hon. Mi' B. H. Koek. Mi. D. K Walters, The Hon. Mr H. A Malial. Th«Hon. Mrs C C. Tan. Mr Ahmad bin MohameM
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    T.B. FUND
    104 3 Tin- Singapore Antl-T.B. Fund now stands .if a total of $164,335.25. Below li <« list of donors for April Proceeds from entertainment at Great World 19,874, the Chartered Ban* of I. a. A China $25,000, tin Manufacturers Life Insurance Co., lm., Si.nod, the Anglo-ThaJ 0wporation Ltd., $1,000. Messrs.
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    'Truculent' Reply By Rebel M.P.s
    305 4 bMdOB, M»Jf G Mr. Ita tn Phillips, *S»m f.-tai y Of the l..ilx»ii! I'.itty. early llu> in.inkM foun'l pitod on Ml i<'- s^ letters ftum th»' n Libow Member! of PwUmmM whom :..imts :ipf.»':u«'(l on the t*'l*%nin ot irWwi s «'nt on the |f| Of
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    Chinese Estate Owners' Assn. To Dissolve
    151 4 m .\tra<ndin.uy gene* n I meeting of t\\ Chine* i. t)b**r Estate Owners Assoi itlon held on ruesoay. -t was decided to disso.v the association since the primar} i bjecta >-i obtaining e>t:it<. supplies and equipment fci its members during th* 1 can. day.
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    HOW THEY WON AT BUKIT TIMAH
    186 4 Tribune pictures, shou:.iy the finishes of the first, third an I fourth meet <>n Wfdnesiay, the fourth day of the Singapore Turf Club Summer meetin i. Top: FUreptth IS* VI seen vmnintj from the fmvodrUe Barham (No. :> i Tic<> tint halt length* MMiiM
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    MISS BAILLIE TO SING HERE
    74 4 MISS BAILLIE TO SING HERE B Radio Mala v tea Council gopd ho celebrate j( :^l lisa tobel B v^ tie pioi.ii>' ler wm i"^ 1 New Zealand MeWO i for man 01 27 and at t Kuala I "^i 111 M»W BDtries foi in} c,:i open 25 jnU^ pionslnp
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    PROPERTY IN BULGARIA
    52 4 The Bulgarian law eoneerning expropriation of largte covered real estate property m towns (not villages > is now m force. Provision is made for compensation and owners must submit declaration by 16th June. Application for such declaration forms should be made to the Colonial Secretary's vi!io»nut later
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    'Kissing Jim' Weds
    63 4 Montgomery, Alabama, May B. Colonel William B. Lyerly of Governor James E. (Kissing Jim) Folsoin's personal staff, announced today that the Governor was married yesterday to Miss Ja/nelle Xloore, 21 at Rockford, Alabama. Alabama's new ftiat iady was described as gorgeous brunette with blue eyes." She is
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    Hanover Faces General Strike
    185 4 Hanover. May 6. The Hanover food ration strike now involving over 60.000 workers has spread further and the city will have neither newspapers nor tramears tomorrow. Some 33.000 metal workers. 15,000 chemical and paper workers. 12.000 builders and 2,000 workmen preparing the Hanover Trade Fair are
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    39 4 Seoul. May 6. F. D. l>»'an military governor m south Korea charged today that a^nts of the north Korean Communist army have landed on Cheju island to direct guerrillaa m a terrorism campaign against the May 10 election* U.P.
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    "NOISE RAY" TO SCARE BIRDS
    64 4 A "noise ray" from a supersonic apparatus is being used by the Water Board of Sydney. Australia, to keep birds away from the open reservoirs which supply the city. The apparatus emits a high frequency sound, which disturbs the birds and tends to drive them
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    Nanking Cab Strike
    86 4 Nanking. May 6. The streets of Nanking, usually clustered with traffic and impeding pedicabs. became a motorist's delight yesterday M the city's pedieab drivers went on strike m protest against an increase m rentals. It is estimated 1.000 pedieab coolies paraded through downtown Nanking yesterday to present
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    Around The Town
    770 5 L-* WITH VERA ARDMORE 1 L/ Ming R ,A Army I rt Canning, :1 and M.-ss v I i*r* uu p and &r c a h arc? rtfhlte lamb«WD ensemfeaturing inree-qaai^: f v -v, Her short bi- C She wore pearls and Vnea? t-t white gladioli I'd
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      182 5 RAFFLES HOTEL IN THK XKW VKKANDAII BAI.I.KOOM DANCE 9 p.m. to Midnight FLOOR SHOW JOHNNY MACK i ROBhRTTI ROBERTS CORAL GUNNING PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA UNUNION TO NON DINfcKS #1.10 JOAN TOOKE Invites you to enjoy reading the latest books from her lending library The LILMPrT" I at Little's I
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Taming The Princes
      265 6 m the swift flow ami violent passage of events m India the world has missed the significance of the changei that have taken place m what is known an princely India. The 5^2 princely States occupy a third of Indian territory, and although varied m origin are
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      Friendly Fortresses
      312 6 The native States were fashioned for an age which is now fortunately dead the era when Britain determined to extend and retain her hold m India. These States were, to quote Professor Rushbrook-Williams a vast network of friendly fortresses m debatable territory. It would be difficult for a
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    FROM SHIP TO REGISTRY
    85 6 Photograph A picture taken after the eddin</ of Miss Rita Rich and Lt. D. Zatumt-r Mitt viu, arrived bu the 8.8, Can <»i pi (Heeded straight t<> the Mart urn, Reyiatry ior her 4i%g. From It ft to tight: Ciptam U. K. Sawyer. DAPM, fbettman p
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    Beauty Parlours For Men
    855 6  - Beauty Parlours For Men FRANK WALKER BATTLE OF THE WAVES By NEW YORK. Owners of "Ye Olde Beautie Shoppes" throughout the l T nrted States are fighting a life and death struggle with curl-your-tress-es-at-home kits which have already captured more than a fair share of the permanent wave trade. America's
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      40 6 10^7? BUSINESS! MANY A DEUCATE PBOBLEM, CROPS I BOMETmEH, WHICH NEEDS VERI CAREFIX ■ANDIJNG. WHEN IN SUCH DIFFirULTIES \M> YOU NEED ADVICE Consult. MAI»AM FLOHEXCK PHONK HMOS K> R ArrOINTMKNT FLAT .M" lIEKRFN IH II.DINCi <»X( ii \i:i» ROAD SINGAPORE.
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      World Situation "Dangerous"—Eden
      155 7 World Situation "Dangerous Eden I May s.— Mr. Anthony Eder. cold the I tli today that the world situation lUi but not desperate. it this it -ti- 1 iota- to anything P toUUm- hiBdea was of Mi Winchief Oppo- th sotond day of the foreign affairs debate. Mr. Eden deplored
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      STAMP MAY BE CLUE TO BOMBING
      110 7 STAMP MAY BE CLUE TO BOMBING WULVEHHAMPTON. May 5 ..,•u ifticei i mvv cu'aih of M Re X ano dkd b intend* d Capi R y m their honk 1! nr. i ti)Jay inquirkj: m Contiin.'iit. m? to pinp iot t!i »i "Iii 1^ I rc«l b i rj b
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      SENATOR FINED FOR BREAKING COLOUR BAR
      63 7 Alabama, Man nited States Benattn Idaho tudmi 1 150 fim and </ I*6- d >' I ntrnce Matmn Birmingham* ■i<tt",n larr* and »/> nnn t>uiW*g thwuqh an ened for Ncgroe*. Court trial the Prudential candidate Henry Wallace on ■"j-y'irt,, ticket, ims found 7^ 0
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      Amino Of The Earth
      47 7 type of "uced m this supposed to ta taste bet- name n ate, md is J amyio salt. The 0 improve •neat. soup. >ught here «O t.om .lap■covered m '">■ v was uted to nous -li.-t of palatable, m wheat gluy Drodud rw U.P.
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      AUK APPEALS FOR DELHI CHURCH FUND
      165 7 London. May G A letter I signet! by Field Marshal Sir Claude Auchinleck. former Supreme Commando r of the India and Pakistan forces, Viscount Halifax, former Viceroy of India, and the widcw of a former Viceroy, Marie. Marchioness of Will- ingdon. appealed m The
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      Atllee's Message To India's G-G
      62 7 LONDON. May 5: *hv Prime Minister. Mi. Clement Attlee, has sent the following message to the Governor-Ge-neral Designate of India. Mr Rajagopalachari "I send my warmest congratulations on your appointment to the high oflice as Governor-General of India In succession to Lord Mcuntbatten and my
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      THE FEAT OF MR. WILSON
      73 7 Lomdtm, Md>) .7. Hr. If 1 1aid Wil.sun, U-'toir- "1,1 BrUUk Tnul, Minn. trr. <lni»i> <l h< r> pmbUefa i today thit hi HMM bnhhi thi onJjl OM ffii m<i i' stu s VteMera m"" y /»/jv inMJk a .S'm(» .U(»Ms J r# r mmli
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      Treaty With Japs Overdue
      159 7 Treaty With Japs Overdue LONDON. May <> A peace treaty with Japan is "urgent and Ion?; overdue" Mr. Christopher Mnvhcw. Under Secretary for Foreign Aliairs. told the House of Commons m Winding up the two-day debate on foreign all aits last night. He heueved that not on:y Japan but all
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      HONOI TRAIN IS BLOWN UP
      69 7 I'ARIS. May 5: The Hanoi to Haiphong train was blown up by a mine today. the i Fu-nch Pi oss Agency reported here tonight. One passenger wa^ Injured Throe wagons wore damaged. The .igoncy saw! lndoc him so nationalists were be,- lieved to have mined
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      ABDULLAH FIRM
      37 7 Amman, via Beirut, May r>. King Abdullah of Transjordati said today that he intended to enter Palestine when the British mandate ended, with Transjoidan and Iraqi "wh«'ther the Arab LeMTUe accepts armistice or not." U.P.
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      FOOD STRIKE
      61 7 FRANKFURT, May 5: More than 30.000 workers m; the American zone are out on strike tonight m protest again. 1 the poor distribution of the food ration. The rush of stoppages, which began m 12 Kurwnberg irOB and steel plant.-;, spiead today to Mannheim. Kassel, Munich and smaller
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      CUTCH FOR INDIA
      43 7 NEW DELHI, Ma) ♦> In dia .signed an agreement net* today to lake over 8,000 square inilos Of Cutch, adjoining the Pakistan province of Sind, on June 1 ditch has a population of riOO.OOO and an annual revenue of about £'200.00(1.
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      Ceylon Champion Just Fails To Win U.K. Title
      180 7 LONDON. May r > Albert i Perera, amatcui bantamwt i^lit champion of Ceylon, was disqualified m the final I of the British Amateur Box- 1 inj; Association's bataniwoi^ht championship at tho Empire j Pool, Wembley, tonight. Tho disqualification oocurred m the third
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      New U.K. Output, Export Records
      201 7 LONDON, May B. sir Stafford Cripps, the Cabinet Minister- directing thy nations production and export drive, today announced scries of recordi In industrial output and m exports In the lirst three months of this year. But ti Added i wrarntag that the tiisit ofl reaching
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      SMUTS CABLES "GOOD LUCK"
      144 7 SMUTS CABLES "GOOD LUCK" The Hagßti May r (It'll. Smuts. South Africa* Premier, cabling "Best Wishes" today to the united Europe Congress, which begins here on Friday under the chairmanship of Mr. Winston Churchill, said the eyes of the world were directed to wards the conference I BOB* not m
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      SAID "I'M FINE" AFTER 12 YEARS' SLEEP
      160 7 White ri 11 Tennessee. May f>. After sleeping for 12 years Mrs. Cfiwi Kunnels, aged has awaken. She had been suffering from a mild form of sleeping sickness, and had beta unable to reeoynise anyone until recently* Mrs. Runnels' sister-in-law said that she
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      EUROPE'S SOLE HOPE
      103 7 I .ins. May ■">. Foreign Mm i itei M. < krorgc Bidault «atd t<> <j:iy that the Marihall recovei j programme Europe's 1 nope of survival, r i t pledged France continue to be "shield of Europe" ■caln vcr\ peril 1 1 ""I the Baxt. M. Bidault
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    Air Transport Nationalisation
    62 8 k.n;:<><>n May B Thl Butmh CiMnci todaj Ik Md KheaM foi th«- na ;ihs:it ;< n "t i 1 1 IM| I"t :in«i nted i) mv d pt ndti fmiMlkm "t bobuw i company Th' 1 In.on of BMTHM A m cpected to \^-^i:. not «»niy Intern
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    A COURSE ON DATING
    153 8 BOWLING GREEN Parenti should help build rtanduis to replace "chaos* m dating Bowling Oeen State niversfty dating expeit be; evea. Di S. Harman Lowne who teachM the oily American college course e>;clusively «Ipvi d to dating, urges parents to point out "reasonable rational" bases of choosing
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    34 8 Berlin, May 5. Russian security guards detained an Indian General and two senior Indian Government officials for two hours when they arrived from Czechoslovakia at the Central Berlin airport of Schoenefeld last night.- Reuter
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    RED CRACK AT U.S.
    71 8 Geneva, May 5 Ifr. Avercii Harrtmaxi Roving Aid Ambassador m Europe, represents the "American Governor General for her now colonies. the Russian delegate to the Economic Commission for Europe said today. Mr. Amazasp Ariutiunians attack was accompanied by an appeal for greater trade among European countries
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    New Hearings For Reds
    28 8 Washington, May 5. A Federal judge today ordered delay m the deportation of five alleged Communists and a new hearing ci their cases. Reuter
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    12 8 Thy Pri,mn /Miss chee Kwai Hoi) addus* maid <M(ss Yomj Poop Ke*g).
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    ALL CHINESE CONCERT
    113 8 ALL CHINESE CONCERT I 9 I I A sum of 7.^00 dofi, s collected. The play was notable m hat the cast was hundred cent women and the ladies wore quite at ease m male roles which told i everything from warriors to d: :> '..re] narchs. Forfoui hours y
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    UNKNOWN MILLION
    16 8 UNKNOWN MILLION W i A or ol tl I apF* I [Tni fo. adn M. i
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    NON-RESISTANCE POLICY BEST
    151 9 NON-RESISTA NCE POLICY BEST Waaktit4tt*m. V<»»/ s Not mi I r>< i' v/» th T run/ Wohi t (>' U I' a MM MM ImJ niuht ffrt( <>' n si.stitnr |o ltiis\"tn <ni';n ssmr\ i, it/hl th* arnlthh poftcjf" tor Kurnfit m mrtl ft > s 'Th< 1 ritfl for
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    Village To Be Used For Bombing Tests
    75 9 Village To Be Used For Bombing Tests unmont, i>.-r. nc V Alexaadei ntd the indention th;it r :i lhoul«1 i,» 1 Iby tl Wmr OSoc mkl th»- Bi >p'y i th<- i»H«re t ion In stir< t ftphtsral field tra |i eluding air- i i pei < i Supply I
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    25 9 A dramatic scene jrom l'i< pMjf held recently at thf NtW World, (L to h Miss Chan Chin Ckoff and Ifiti Low Ten <j Kam.
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    LADIES ALL
    14 9 LADIES ALL dhfkjg hdfkjghkjsdfh gg Wi«a. L«m Hong Ptoon hi Z 7 roit««M o/
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    Chinese Reds Try To Buy Pirate Band
    125 9 Shnnghai, May 6. A Communist attempt to buy over a br.nd of 300 pirates piying the w.Uers around Chusan islands, fc-uth-cust of Shanghai, was fnMttmttd by a Shanghai Municipal police force which a: the same time smashed a Red counterfeit ring, it was
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    The Suspicious Addressee
    134 9 SYDNEY, May (J. An instance of Dublic distrust of communications from a Government department was given recently by the Australian Minister for Homing (Mr Lemmoni. Mr. Lemmon .s;u«i thai ;i;i ex-serviceman, \\ii<> had walked v! of a v.Mt s"r vice house In Tasmania <ii'l not realise thai
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      83 9 NEW EDITION NOW PUBLISHED Q'MEARA'S MEDBCAL GUIDE FOR INDIA AND THE TROPICS BY HABOLO WILLIAMSON lii 111 EDITION itM [)1( advent of chemotherapy hai made it neceasary to n nostof the sectionion treatment, so I^?PP^ tun.tv has been taken to add a nuinfc-r of new artictea and to put the
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    State Acquisition Of Daily Press
    39 10 Dunedin i Now Zealand*. May 5. The NVw Zealand Labour Party Conference today rejected pioposals for state acquisition of the daily press or compulsion on newspapers to give full space to the Government. Reuter
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    26 10 Mi. J. M. Gullick. an Officei of Class IV, Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed to act as Assistant Economic Secretary. Class 111. Malayan Civil Service.
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    MISSIONARY'S BIG TRIBUTE TO INDIANS
    80 10 MISSIONARY'S BIG TRIBUTE TO INDIANS 1 4 c 1 L Pol I the flUfjr^i 1 two yta-sdJiJ moat of 1 Jawahai He called Doit of m, ...7 winch was fc 8 Scudder, pion^ jj: medical roissioiu Dr. Ooehraoe lore Coyege .:"v. r/ duct leprosy research as cal Becret f•> Mission
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    ALICE IN MUSEUM
    56 10 WASHING v- MaySj manuscript Lewis (j "Alic, m W Rderl nd"i taken to by Lord Invei pel n| British i «M leavoj hen onM Di. Luthei H Biwil rian of Congress flu 150.000 for th< ra i an auctl m se W« is presenting it a gift
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    BELGIAN GOVT. QUIT
    56 10 BELGIAN GOVT. QUIT I P;,.i! Hen;: S] fl Government esigned J after S d lists a J Charrbei D ««J laOovernmer.: the bsu Cathclic J The s toted a crisis M ,;ld i»ur yes J b rcted il^r. i -J,, Premier ti> U nd rheChri ir. l! CatSolicPa^ A Oovirnment.
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    12 10 Mr. I Drainagi t*d neer, Gi point* p»i ■tructii :I n-l [rrigal
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      364 10 lomirs: l/ielii«iv€' lo lh« k illoriiiii^ Tribune i j j KLIUULtJ I//V£ GOTiT'-HBR-' BS /^TzT^') f'W- TufotDEST X COMtO S££ 7Wf /S? /?/^r W -Tl OLDEST INHABIT AHt7 Vt£v'£*KU^rAh; O7 M* 7 JJ M'WTANr. Of COURSE, SUPERINTENDh«r FOR HEG FRU J HW, THAT MUST BE <*5 v t; A v
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    THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR
    737 11  -  Jean Cameron A SIX-DAY SERIAL By s,,<- I las Some Most Unpleasant Nocturnal Caller*ul Stephen Docs a tittle Cttmlking Himself 11 I'" L^K n B Hall*'* is only W > ftd§, B m stfpke* I many B B again V moving into the had put italri
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    Call To Doctors To Co-operate
    176 11 LONDON May s.— The British Medical Association tonight decided to advise the nations .16.000 doctors to cu-operate m the new 4l cradle-to-grave" health service despite an unfavourable verdict on the scheme by a majority of its members. Figures of the Association's p'ebisdte the third since
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    15 11 Mr. V. Chattaway, Customs CaMet-in-training has been appoint e<l to act as a Customs Officer.
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    INDUSTRIES FOR SIAM
    147 11 BANGKOK The SiaiuesGovernment will soon launch an extensive pTOfffaSMM of ipdustrfta] development, accord* ing to Colonel Mom Snt»lWOngSl Seni. the new Minister of Industry The industrial development plan, which is expected to take ten y»*ars foi completion, will be carried out m three Stages, the Minister stated.
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    "ELECTRIC EYE" BANISHES SMOKE
    64 11 An "»'lt( tiic eyv" for the ***** ml of th« .smoke MIfOABCt m m usv m Australia It inn trolH iin'l supply anil ragtttatei .sniok*' VOlllinC aiiloiii.it ically I lospita ls Uii't t'actoi i»'s jn Mrl bourw, Vletorta, arc install inj; it an<l Urn invt-titot clainis
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      142 11 ALHA^ieillA FOUR ATOMIC TIMES TODAY 2p.m. 4.15 6.30. 9.J5 BJ5y ii\ 'V BJFiis' f 'I i MtfAwBBJ B^B^m^ tHB[^EH < "^"^B BHB HbD- bb^AbblbßK IbtTbl 1 Bf g^S3Fa BBBg^B^Br j|W^^ AVIN^H Bf- ~!w m AlHajUKUfll V^B^^^BBBlL4^fll BlT^Blfl B^BV^ I Bel LfSl r^ '^P^bl bL^lh sfrip anti jmV^ BM HL N
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    And Now Plastic Paper
    105 12 And Now Plastic Paper i wrdi i h ior.^ :i th< «"1 1;t! a Med to the woo S hawew. it produce i H thm that v:,X the conventional process. ordlng to the Burew mm Ma. They wWedthatthe^ ahsorhs ink bettei iod nJZ tendency to cut! than paw nia.ie without
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    MONKS PLEAD FOR U SAW
    23 12 >n Mr. -3d t i nka m joon m led today I i sm m. for ti s..
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    MORAL VICTORY FOR BRITAIN
    33 12 MORAL VICTORY FOR BRITAIN PARIS m yt Mr Chakra\ utj ,^r>; M is Go\ inn ra )f lia to :c a Ear' )f M iZ imi i •to Britatr th? Fre. Repub Reuter
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      121 12 llouard Spring's Famous Novel Made Into A Ureat Motion Picture! Today Four Sham Cficivi£lO*is 2-4. *****- 9.MY- c/ phone bqo 3 MICHAEL REDGRAVE ROSAMUND JOHN P TH( BOBITIM6 BRITHFRS J'-> tfJKJMRn of Howard lanngs no*el \i- I j^>' 1 IffllTlD i Jmiiti x L^.Jl BERNARD MILES CIRU LEHMINN Ji ft
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      47 12 JuSdL THE HOUSE OF COHFORT 800Kl^s MMMM 11 A.m.. 1.45 4.16 645 6i »..>u NOW SHOWING! A^jfcf 11F^ JUNE PAYNE HAVER I Wake Up I AntHheum ""o«' T CHARLOTTE 6REENWOIM) Connie Marshall- John Ireiand X CMcMbfLLOYO BACON -ftodueHbr WALTER MOROSCO SUPPOETED BY "BOYAL SILVEB WEDDING FEsm ities
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      35 12 ROXY La.! S §fcM»*W\*W»f" si m rhril I R° n ••SON OF LASSIE _^j2 "FESTIVAL of 19* it 64».W1^ FANTASIA" 1 he Mscomber An* IHEAI |oii I x NEW ROl "^rrrrrT^; ii: 3 us '<";■■■. i>K
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    678 13 I APRIL CROP FIGURKS lbs. Alor Gajah 27.700 Ayei Panas 88.000 (Jlenealy 68.000 Kluang 64.000 Pajam l<>8,000 Tambalak 29.535 Teluk Anson 05.500 bill Bonut 32.700 14.00 170 I 3 27A I it 1 I I 1 23 i 43 O( 030 JO 25 630 1.55 53 00
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    Lucky At The Races.....
    68 13 Uoiit Mrs. H<>r Chyt K> ii <t Mr. Wee Kheng Whatl, tv- > Imkfi <>inn is of Imrsis irh<> won <>-i tht fou.th duy of tfu Bimgtport net% tost We4*e*l&j/ t amuvd happily a* thri/ lr Left. Ir v i.t.tr,- of tht si rlh nut (■i.hn;.
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    183 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS (From Our Financial Corr.i Teluk Anson Rubber Estate Ltd.. report a working profit tor the year 1947. together with investment income, amounting to $62,694 and $151,--i)44 was brought forward. From this If deducted rehabilitation expenditure, including replanting of areas cut out. $77,785 and provision for income-tax
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    Rubber Jumps Five-Eighths
    85 13 The rubber pi ice went up five-eighths ot a cent yesterday due it is reported, to short covering for Russian purchases. The market was very steady throughout the day with mostly buyers and No. 1 RBB fob May was done up to 43% cents. Prices quoted yesterday
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    SHARES DULL
    22 13 The tin share market continued to be weak yesterday while the industrial section «U dull. Price* were afaia ni.nKed down.
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    London Matric Exam Results
    157 13 Below arc results of the London Mdtiiculution Kxaimnation hold m January this year for Singapore Passed m the first dhushm: 6693 Chang C'hoon V.-. S7OB Robert VValtei Retnastng m. Hoisington. 6721 Balachandran Navaratnrun. 67:)4 Thaifl Chang Fai. Passed m tht. MCOMd </" sion 6639 John Morrison
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    21 13 Mi. C J. Morrii ;«'M. BUTO- p»\in Warder, Oradc I, hai been appointed to ;*«'t m Oaokr, i;i;»d«' ill, Kuala Lumpur.
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      61 13 WHAT IS SCHIZOPHRENIA? Bsik ALEXANDU KOBDA PMBSENTS w |1 BU*GfSS MfHIDIfH OOICII Otir A jfl rt KIfPON MOOKI A BmaWr JH BO <*"*""* »otoi» p I > K .<( 'kl )T!i^S^PAK^( UI^WkWS SPKCIAL! SCENKS OF POMP (JKANDKUK ON Royml Silver Wedding Anniversary Day! Xv jC/^\ i'"'-. <wo 915 TOMWW AT
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    Fast Gallops By Cup Candidates
    604 14  - Fast Gallops By Cup Candidates Allan Lewis I il\ SINGAPORE, Thursdbi'. There w%a a attendance at Hukit TH-»1 thih morning m antlcipatioQ i t witnoosin^ some u:»llops by Goverfior*o Cup candidates. Past wor Was again done on Mo. 2 muk which was m lent condition and some fast times were
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    205 14 Produce Markets Round- Up The copra market continued to be firm yesterday and sellers were quoting up to $41 tor sundried and $43 tor mixed quality Coconut oil was unchanged at SSO although business nas been reported done at slightly lower levels. Lampong black pepper was igain netter at $120
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    Few French women can afford 'new look'
    459 14 PARIS, M :iy 6 Alt. i XIV Ing Urn icst of tin- world Urn "new i«v)k"' almost peai ago Pti ji at last is i eginning u«ir it herself The lower heml|ae an! fullei skin, until now almost strict ly i eserved tor
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    LOCAL ARABS AND PALESTINE
    33 14 The Tribune Lf Informed by Ml M M t-^ack that an Aral) committee has been foimocl it »c of Singapore are urged v do all they can to help.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    58 14 Vess< I Tjikampek tt (Merlimau) Hong M E. Hamt;-' Toboali APE. S Sedonak Korea Aletta NikoJ Eastern Saga Oa 1 Steel Architect Serem: a i (Bain Halvdan i (Mantin) I Foochow I M. Bran Kistna Trianon Benuwen Emp. Pawmore s Llmburg Gorgoi Rimau Aeneas }f" Trevean Ifindoro Folydorus
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    Rangers In Final
    13 14 London. May defeated Partick nil to entei Charity Cuv Reuter
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      277 14 ON YOUR RADIO WIJM BU M KTWORK f P^JJi^SSrramme^Su^ liat m MALAY ENGUSH J^^*S23Z Hou, i SeJ^ons 1 PROGRAMMES v^.^News m Malay. 1 p.m J^^ntng Announ; From 12.00 noon to 2.00 p.m. closo DoW n. 6 p.m. Progiamm. •p summ.ny m ii Radiated on 52G metres m me- Summary, 6.0:>
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    Sumatran Soccer Tourists Hold Malays To 2-All Draw
    617 15 Sumatran Soccer Tourists Hold Malays To 2 -All Draw \0 SEE FINE DISPLAY Of CLEVER FOOTBALL (K> (iKOIM)EK) *tv i EM lOVBMH FROM SIM \TRA -FAST FOOTBALL %BSOCIATION (0.5.V.8.) .MADE i 11 UDKIUTWHEX THEY HELD THE |v iV OOTinfl^ TM KILU\G CAME AT THE P^'besab stamuh vk-terdav. V". *N -HWI-
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    INDIANS, SIGNALS SHARE POINTS
    120 15 Forcing a 3 -all draw m thfir Second Division league encounter, the Indians shared points with the Singapore Distrlct Signals at the St. George's Road (BCD.) jnound. yesterday. First to score were the Signals who got their goal through a penalty taken by Adams five minutes
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    HAIKOWYU S.C. BEATEN ONE-NIL
    45 15 Scoring the only i;oal of the match against the run of ton minutes after tho resumption In thr second session, the A.m.D.g.vy. Changl B.C. defeated the Haikowyu S.C. In a Third Division League match played at tl M ground, yesterd y*.
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    DESERVING WIN FOR NAVAL STORES
    43 15 The Naval Stores scored a deserving victory over the First Malay Coast Battery, R.A. by defeating them t\vo goals to nil m a Third Division match at the McN'air Road grounds yesterday. The scorers were Bowman and Robinson.
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    Army Darts League Begun
    157 15 The first maun m the Singapore Disttict Warrant Officers' and Serjeants* Mesa Parts league was played off In the Sergeants' Moss' at Tanghn on Monday evening, when GHQ.. FARELF "B" Team played the HASC School Far East. The RASC team came out on top with three
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    C.H.S. Soccer Teams
    104 15 Tho following will represent the Commercial High School Juniors ;*nd Seniors at soccer against the East Coasrt United first and second eleveni on Sunday at St. Patrtck'i School ground at 4 and 5.18 pjn. res- pectively. Seniors: A. Concencio; Kenny Dragon, B. Rodripifs; Thia:ii Konc. de Souza,
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    Mayfair Badminton
    48 15 The Mayfaii B :> v represented by th< I blowing against the I lyfalj B.F, t< lay at t:-, Cl II 7.00 pm, eharp Lo« Poh Hve Goh Til I Chy< Quck Kenk C J U Khoo Penf Kuei Urn Yeff Jimraj Lim Teck To Koh Hwee.
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    Low Scoring At Bradford
    578 15 kr \m oKi», MAY I.— lks Australian •oiirlsts tar.-d ns poorlx :is Yorkshire m tht'ir first innings \\h<n play was rrMSMH IsjSS)J :»l llr I'lfonl. In reply to the (\.unty total of 71, the tourists wen* only able to gather 101. Miller top scoring with M.
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    S.C.R.C. Cricket
    131 15 The following will repreaeni the S.CR.C. ;ii cricket agalns* the s.R.c tomorrow, at l* 15 p.m. on i long Llm Green Cheong Thlam Slew <('apt i Dr. Ong Swee Law, Khoo Ong Lee, Rudolf Lum, Chua Boor i T nn. Chua Boon Yew, Le# Seng Kirn, Airx Tan,
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