Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 May 1946

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    28 1 The Sunday Tribune Xetcspapti Of Tin Veople Of Malaya 'Piiuiic Nos Kditorial 5811 Advertising, irculation Accounts 5812. i :<,'! i iu.i SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, May 19, 1946. !I (I I
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    S'PORE A STRANGLEHOLD ON WORLD SHIPPING
    894 1 Bottleneck Retarding. Rehabilitation Of The Colony Union 4 Umtiir llarhosEi* i arßlissU**v Hole! 8 fillips For IV«t k<* Os? Encf \l,\ ;i Sunday Tribune Reporter). Tin-; pkimvi coxditionoftHl SINGAPORE 1 IRBOUR IS ONE OF THE BOTTLENECKS RETARDING REHABILITATION OK THE COLO/, \ND REI>l !.\c.
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    V-Day Malayans Amazed At Battered London
    91 1 V-Day Malayans Amazed At Battered London (Specie! I Sunday Tribune* '.lay 18. The Malayan Victory Parade contingent were amazed m London's intense bomb damage as they marched to their camp in Kensington Gardens on arrival todaw. Major W. Sribbs said: It f' a picture to see such am wutnt written
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    Marshall Confers With Chou En-lai
    66 1 Marshall Confers With Chou En-lai May 18. larshall and Commudi I Lai conferred p- r two and I there was a hint they may :nadc some meeting was officially desjed as merely an exchange souice said i f would be U«a i assert that no progress i.i:. :i> V D
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    UNO Invites Spanish Exile PM
    58 1 UNO Invites Spanish Exile PM \7 It' Y\ \RK Man 17 I N :'ions sub-commit •< investiga'ijiy Franco Spa mid last night k had inn'ed M. Jose Giral. tht n -of the exited republican ffwn*ment. to appe r e it and exp is charges against the Falar "ie. group is
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    War Graves Party Digs Up Bombs In S'pore School
    163 1  - War Graves Party Digs U p Bombs In S'pore School John Spittel By (Sunday Tribun, > Reporter) 1 ift> "MolotoN cocktail type bombs were discovered buried near the porch of Kaffles (iirls* School. situated in the heart of the town, on Thursday, when i ir (iraves ommission team were exhuming
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    Quezon's Body To Be Returned To Manila
    106 1 Quezon's Body To Be Returned To Manila [ING "ON, May 18.— The of Manuel Quezon will be rtt:. to the Phi and placed in a Monument at Manila which will beeome a national shrine of the Philippi r,< Quezon, wartime president of Um monwealth. died in Washington hefore the defeat
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    British Nurses' 3-Day Ordeal At Camerons
    323 1 British Nurses' 3 -Day Ordeal At Camerons LOST IN THL JUNGLE IE I Ait ilk (Sunday Tribune Correspondent) ITOH. May 18.— Two British Red Cross nurses on holiday at c. meron HighlaKdi t'i'om their •ary unit at Johore. their hotel on Wednesday morning at ten oMock for a two hours'
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    Philippines Also Wants Siam's Rice
    108 1 Philippines Also Wants Siam's Rice WASHINGTON Maw 18.— Pr, ■:<;< n!-i\ect Manuel Roxas d i toted la thai n r had advised the r- Eto »r ?«i//t SklfM for a she Siam's rice stocks. In a joint statcu >u' Commissioner Paul V McNutf, fi<MMM reported Hoover lold them in a
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    Raeder 'Not A Nazi'
    51 1 A. P. NUREMBERG. May 18.— Grand .rich Raeder told al Military Trib:. Hiler ft] BUU ders soon after th<- oatbn I he would d« roy i f I in th mi- |u lgm< I I r n v. I. v but got along well with th
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    Rice Cut Temporrary...
    9 1 Mr. F. C. GIMSC Singapore Got*
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    London Press Comments On India Plan
    129 1 London Press Comments On India Plan lay in. News in hallow, third-r:;te and carping deri be silent. Go history of preatness"ln the British 'om 10 Empire has been {riven to th" world a new conception of free i -ation. P tion is beinfr brought now t«. fulfil ment. W !i
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    19 1 II nia's main rail line ported turday in a dispatch from Cairlia! i, I UNRKA 9m arrived A. P.
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    Woodcock KO'ed In Round 5
    108 1 NEW YORK, May 18 Tami Mauriello nocked out Brure Woodcock of In in tJ i i 186;' Iff aves 1 i think Wood <i hen more t he top ol th«- 1 noter Mike Jncobs told him to return time as he v. II return
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    Ex-Sultan Asks: "Why Am I Still Kept Here?"
    268 2  -  Roy Ferroa "/^v// Vena \h In" Is Taiqhi Musa Ed fins 'lhanc Sonp By Sunday t b S ft K^l DT< iThy an I stUJ beitti kep here' the qu >iion Teftgki Musa E.;: i::. wtiof Si •>•. i" "exiled bv thistaice'
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    Japs (Disguised) Arrested In K. L.
    75 2 Japs (Disguised) Arrested In K. L. fFrtm O*r Ovm P KUALA LUMPUR "ty— work bv V utnad on patrol last night resu in the arrtst of five Japanese tour whom were trtsae* mttd the other as a Ma On iWilirisf them olice found one touted revolt r and two chtmntv
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    Selangor's New Rice Rations
    24 2 Selangor's New Rice Rations KUALA LUMPUR. SatW*»y— T. x. rf r The mew scmtes are as follows: We-.. I Hit, von-. I k ill*-
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    Sultana To Squatter -"Interesting Life, But.."
    339 2  -  Chua Swee Sim R;. rtftMWi SfdJ ner> I ni fiorn the laiiteml life 01 ipl6Pd#iir In m ffitttrn Couri ai^i iven i last of the simple hard lite !:,k wife of Ten^ku Mum Fii.'i and —tini" >alt«aa of the State ol Sehi ting a
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    FORMOSAN ARRESTED IN PENANG
    101 2 FORMOSAN ARRESTED IN PENANG Sund Tribune Correspondent; i 5a urday A For- .in d Phi g Cheok V .-him> Masa- i pprehi nd( d by .he police. Phang, who during He i i m rkJ g aa a rr; la the Taiplng Qunselkanbu" sted >n M y 9 ai in
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    Sugamo Gallows' Victim No. 80
    88 2 TOKIO May it. K tsum >n T mura la the Eightieth to be i g( j at Sug mo Prison today thf ftrst Japanese to die f i* inie ag in v ;p ion forces. Xhe u.S MLi rv c Hnmis- Sapporo. Hokkaido, found Pamura
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    AT THE UNO
    48 2 ray it i the Ui N eurity Council. M OR I wmifl m tk Cow ouruil <leba: f tho rules relating i i i vt n'-w mam I ltiun. whiih \vji |fa 10 i Btatoi 1 thai iu i "ouncil in A red b; A.P.
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    'Doc, Smile Please'
    136 2 'Doc, Smile Please LONDON, May 17 Th e ad\\d to Armv docion from a nursing orderly i n the RAM.C. 3 'Sni;,. pi- se." While he was 'i, duty in a hospital the orderly. Private E. R. Bill, noticed ha; where doctors died the. "smile nremtment* 1 >u<eess w ;i
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    State Dept. Support For George Atcheson
    129 2 WASHINGTON. My 17.— The United States State Department ti QCUfS Wifjj :h> sia'enU':.: of the Ame:i an diploma; Mr. George Atcneson in Tokyo tl iat \>V United S-iV'S does not favour Com mu sm eUher in the T T ni'..d States Japan.', Acting Sero:
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    Gandhi's Prayer
    60 2 N'l \V UKI.Hi. Ma\ Mahal: Ga n<fhi, at a prayei meetini I 1 i( d the British pio- for I n < i i i M containing UIC Qrfl land of IOnSW into one with* H rron Bi I uflVi md nAh d IHi p> t^c to i
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    The Scotch That Outdid Houdini
    212 2 The Scotch That Outdid Houdini (Sunday Tfibt m S a R S port f What toi I Gfc* iBl rlet ra tow bi fjuiiwnofd tooting pricei o) (ia&y N iom mod ttei general y. a >".■;..(. /"-r T M Bf ar re. cently r< turned ■■> th'^ i'y thought Mi
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    Penang Secret Society Has 30,000 Members
    200 2 (From Chew Cheng Earn. Sunday Ti'iii./.n. Correspondent PEKANG, Saturday The first sicry o! PeiUUlf's biggesi secret society rumoured to i,a\v' a membership Ol about 80.000, was told today by a polite official. The official n>ld me thai i he society held a meeting recently
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    Nazis Give Lie To Franco's Neutrality Claim
    236 2 MOSCOW, May 18— Two of Germany's military attaches in Franco Spain said in a statement to the Soviet Government yestei rlay that Spain, "under the mask of neutrality, actuaUy participated in the war (in the side of Grrmany." T nt;. .el- ivw K->\i<n
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    26 2 B rHDAD, \\<- 16 Piv< Fraq ai pa rti< i bai joiiled li pivte Mng t h>- a .Coi reeoi i ei lations on Pa!. tine. A.P.
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    Japan's Population 73 Million
    129 2 TOKYO, May 18. The p«>pulation Of Japan Wlai 73.110.995 n of April 2G. scap (dvpreme At Ued Ci.mmnnd. Pacific) anDOf&lcfed tioday on t&€ ba-:s "I :i census condurVd by ttM J.-pa ncso Government The ctoni bi i ftrea i- then approximately 3.300,000 mor< '•••.ales thai mail
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    'Menace To Public'Gets 3 Years
    146 2 'Menace To Public'Gets 3 Years ">■ HMm yo« b .-liii.-r to the paMk major I P. Jack sitting in t;i-> Reli District vMI ki tr'j a C Wne« y ntfa sentencing him to three years' > i pOTTOII i 1 W' Dient I'f.r o\t(.r*.ii?r. am! robbery, yesierda x Coffee-sh Bed
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    NEGRO APPOINTED GOVERNOR
    43 2 H kRLO' Virprin 1Un 111 I v.- ■Ml the 111 ncpro appointed provt-rnor of an ion, took office as the eMef executive of th on May 17, and appealed f#T close co-oneration "across I loiiul boundaries" in tho Caribbean.- A.P.
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    Registration Of Aliens
    107 2 Three weeks ago. annDun I ma k i Qg the rev'.val of the registration of aliens in Singat j(.i, and Hie response has so far satisfactory a further official tfnn ■unrrnit nt on this subject made in !::c (iovarnment G. the 17th. in which May 35 I
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    Russia Wants A Free Hand In Austria
    170 2 Russia Wants A Free Hand In Austria WASHINGTON, Miy IS R.has refused n peated American requests to oii with B Ltain, '.h< V ;•< d States nd France [n a common dffpi sition of millions of pounds of Gorman essets in Austria. T s. Government officials, dJ Jclosl ig this
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    24 2 >H tNGHAI May 18.—* v." patl v hich \v.\s R V' 1 rs in Mar ehorti ■■ri 7th F violating ord«Tl by H A.p.
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    41 2 W HI\ T OTOM May 17.— A I recting the War Depai n unt r\ atclv 300,000 Amp- Trumar Tile bodlei arc inrludinjr ion e civilian ff -mttipml w huric<] in military BMM 1 ri( throughout I r i rid. A.P.
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    29 2 o/ v cr day-old baby. F> S lope Ann. Wk* I home Vera trill mark titm v I in )ur career she u o look afer PeneUr Ann herself.
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    Medals For Mrs. Diplomat
    59 2 WASHINGT( <N May 18.--The United N:\tioi ar F I Fund. !•< the wives f fomg liploi; "for outstanding and cc-operation «I Irving rary .ml I Vi rican r< lief foi their /Vmnnc -hnsc honoJPed '-y vlrs R' "-.v.' vs..- PnilißlgW F :d^n: C :rmissioner C I
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    Foreign Ministers Leave Paris
    102 2 Foreign Ministers Leave Paris PARIS, May 17Ministers left here tona; within a few ho after the posl of the "Bi^r Four 1 etttfef European Soviet Foreijrn was the first away. Th. -nation, which will halt »1 B on its way i 'o»«iow, o Dakota aircraft e British Foreij. Bcvin. wa?
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    U.S. Rail Strike To Start As Schedules?
    42 2 U.S. Rail Strike To Start As Schedules? strike f staff w bM itari duled at 4 p.m. Wa C9p.TP r; H I Such a development woul<i in all rail ti leave the natioj' on tl -t industrial crisis. Railway asseii- A. p.
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    Dutch Govt. Resigns
    41 2 Dutch Govt. Resigns AMSTERDAM Mly 18.-The D; Cabi'it r.cJt-i Queen Wllhelmina, •ina l .:ns ihowed Premier Hem Scl I v of Labour ran second the middle-of-the-r !ar in pa me..tar ;ing to tr a c dun- outgoing cabin jovernmei :m<-d.— A.P.
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    Direct S'pore U.S. Cable Circuits Opposed
    18 2 Direct S'pore U.S. Cable Circuits Opposed ton v T..-n--and D; N in «p<" don. konr :her part*.—- Reuter
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    10 2 Iraqi itical parties have appea Baghdad n in f^4^^| Reuter
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    800 Million Face Hunger -Hoover
    68 2 800 Million Face Hunger -Hoover S CHICAGO. May 17— i red mi! ion i people m i Pr< V I I n persuade every man > and woman of ever •mine. And we shall sat i I of hvntirrth !f > Mr. Hoover emphasised j quote supplU v y Dlorcd
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    Goods transport will Cost more from Tuesday
    144 2 j ansp(»rt of parcel perishable and othei ffoods by the !Ma!a^ an rail ways ij| c( >s nnni' i r »m Tuesday. Ir ost of working now s made it neceBsar\ ••ay aothoritiefl i .se gurls to be carried by I ways as
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    " Beef -eater" Hat ...
    21 3 Beef -eater" Hat Betty Bryaj^C i photographed with her 1 Vor/c milliner pr- i. "because of r I S |J _0-|_Ml
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    Widow (16) Joins Husband On Funeral Pyre
    109 3 Widow (16) Joins Husband On Funeral Pyre t. Jf«9 IS.—AIHfcnifft t/k« *< Itfiwii on ffco funeral pyres of thetr husbands d^appearcd from Hindu, r l g ous custom and has lets forbdden by law for nearly ntury. a 16-year-old uridoto recently cor herself into the fUuaes consuming the body of
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    HITLER ORDERED BRUTALITY
    54 3 HAU. Germany. May int in as Paoser ngim. nbetwren 538 arc American prsoners during the Bulge, the proseJIM today befon the Crimes court here Germ ;.s. The prosecution announced Ii -ht-y would p i t that siior v bt-: r- rhc Oerman d IW4. Ns comma-, ders
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    Medical College To Re-Open Next Month
    393 3 'I College of Medicine is to ial notices of the exact date will be sent io all forme students Until su. e D O.V. Allen, d vises all students obs bu carry on with whatever w*ey are doing at present. 5 C buUd Of
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    Nylons Gave Betty Home In Sydney
    593 3  - Nylons Gave Betty Home In Sydney Chua Swee Sim By I :bune Woman Repo- pair m" nvl,»:i iteektefi "saved" Betty Br\ant. [1 Australian actress when she was in* Sydney. When I saw i r h- r arrfwil rejoin htr husband, Maori ite 1 111 rn I'.r J KJM i ited
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    Betty Bryant Votes For A Mother's Life
    651 3  - Betty Bryant Votes For A Mother's Life Roy Ferroa Heroine of "40,000 Horsemen" Here But She Has An Eye On Television Kv 7 ribttite S(a^ Repor er Remember her in "40,0 <;:) Horsemen"? Yes it's I> 1 1 > Bryant wbm is back in Singapore after an ■ence from EheSC
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    Agricultural Wealth Under The Sea
    433 3 Agricultural Wealth Unde r The Sea ROBERT L GOWF. 4m* ated Pn I Wttto f NEW V"l:K The entire human coul'l ho fed and clothed from the oceans' are U.S. c< profc Pi Harold E. ("la?-. :d o> T. Rei r leelared in a recent Saturday Kvi-r tag P I
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    Marital Quarrels Co Before N. Y's Home Term Court
    243 3 NtW YORK. < .i:r Mail) America's strangest cour' rooms finished like a furnished flat, has been opened m New York to handle me.'..! troubles. Married couples who {ake their difficulties to ivhat is known as the new Home Term Court will
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    Rice Cut Temporary — Gavernor's Hope
    200 3 Rice Cut Tempo ra ry Gave rnor's Hope The new rice ration I v the of Singapore which becomes effective Monday onward il* the subject of comment by H.l the Governor of S pore, Mr. F.C. Gimson. sp making at his press ference today. "We ho::e the- cut v. ill
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    Life Sentence For "Promising" Jap Sergeant
    196 3 Life Sentence For "Promising" Jap Sergeant "The accused is a promising younp man. industrious, harnworkinp: i painstakinp. It is the t m;ui on whom Japan plar. for tho fa tare, it will he ;i r! O ss to Jap;.n to oust people of his t] from society." In the forepoing
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    Penang's Visitors
    69 3 (Tribute Kepreeetttal PKXANG, May IT I lift T.Tountbattt n i expected hi Psmh g m May 2i (Empire Day) at 3.45 in thv afternoon. She trill pveeoed te th--Ited Crosi Centre a* the RvnnyneoW. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, t) '>■ G<\inur Oe—ril. will alee bt in IV* aang M
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    DANCING WITHOUT LICENCE
    118 3 DANCING WITHOUT LICENCE As a result of a visit Mr. 0. 0. Griffiths, of the anti-vi< syb!BM h I ID. Bs Ifsag Qut'c, ager of the WhHs H on a summons bef H L. 0. G<>h > ;v in thf -rcond •p rnurt. M charge of ailow- thactrlcal satf nstac*
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    ST. THIRU VALLUVAR DAY
    43 3 an ni versa- 1 ru Valluvar will he c«S .krishna n Mr. M. K I dambaram iil will be i H. P G. TariTasainy and P gam II will I Kuthur harmonium by Pandit K, Gurusany. All are cordially
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    Hollywood's Shoemaker-In-Chief
    186 3  - Hollywood's Shoemaker-In-Chief Rosalind Shaffer (Bj HOI >D, M;, jemaker fllmdom o knows Hollywood. Many a step inn ha nadi 1 who has been making shoes of all sorts here quarter of a cent*. If there is something special m Uk way of shoes, lit almost a osrty hat made them.
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    EISENHOWER'S TRIBUTE TO GIs
    34 3 r s Ar ;.i Pa"'n, tat Far But. affcv r^Miim The. General expnamd s< tthrt I Tanking MtaMHhM AOtfai I ■■■ccpt thaw kit by tS iSSS 1 '> ;■> r l Reuter
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    Prison Officials Inquiry Dates
    55 3 Dates were fixed ye«terdav for m quiry into alli«3olT^22.t Prison officials To-morrow the preliminary inquiry opens Mr. H. J I dT •cm.n.t Manikam T ananathv Sum-rint ,1 "utram Road Pnaon during ipation. Menon is apsMarinjf for Tar of hurt against r Tuesday immedi. of tht- previous
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    The Sunday Tribune Sunday, May 19, 1946. Pawnshops
    379 4 The Sunday Tribune Sunday, May 19, 1946. Pawnshops Pawn i long' nave their W. Th put l sees-? "i i I bea istomers who for pai b, asU tous U nai ore ra ■ms whi b and i are I I at is the cust mer'a tin 'abroker has anothei
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    PATRONAGE
    659 4  -  W.A. Harpur Unwilling seceder from the Empire for three-and-a-halt years, Malaya has not even had a prodigal's welcome on her return. In the -^charge of her Co.onia! responsibilities, Britain stil! shows too much By i• a ol Great in towards the Qrewrj doss not in theory O| deviation r
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    Through Chinese Eyes
    698 4 Tr.- Chinese in Malaya are p Impn -s d by "he DOW fj oi diplomtilc Npra -nta■l l ::t h- re by the Nfttl Dal Qorernmeni They u ac Ive and ontapokeii and hftff DOi hts:a r vd t€ pour out the shortc mings ol heir cKirrrymt'i:
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    Square Hips The Latest
    146 4  - Square Hips The Latest Dorothy Roe S^i^isiiosi (Bj NEW YORK. >:;-, jB.-^ Americas women have been known toy thel and rounded hi: slim hi and bra ad i es, but 11 r mained for Clair McC dell, always surprise young New York d ier, to introduce i 1 )S i.-n-.'
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    Debate On Egypt Or Vote Of Censure
    137 4 LONDON. May i»; \v) v.;>>--, Churchill, l« d, r t| Opp< s lion, a k a 1 r i <j.-bate ii Egypi nexi '1 sd jMr grei nwood a i ag Lead< r i th< n use I Comnu said thai «t» n
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    King Gave Her A Medal
    313 4 m Back in May 1943 here was .osion in one I I Govemiri'.'n muni'icn works in dh w dull boom, the ts and hen fltt ominous if d\sa Bri'.. .v. 11 I was a box of d I hac: being handled b> .seer, Mrs. Wlniftt
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    TODAY' THOUGHT
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    801 More Homes, But Housing Shortage Is Still Very Acute
    402 5 801 More Homes, But Housing Shortage Is Still Very Acute OVER 61,000 PROPERTIES REGISTERED IN COLONY StafT Report jmeri ion of the mu- h-ini' According o ava'lablt figures assessed properties in the Muni. ea> of he Q fewer toda I in 19 '0. In 1940 there were 38.833 as.se? ed
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    There's Still War—In Holland Park
    198 5 There's Still War— In Holland Park ibune Staff Reporter; I happened three weekN u<» ii t Hollund Park disl i t ■nd il\ ijoinq on '<>' when a single shot shatter*.! the s 1 k 'ht. In a few itcor:-!- BrW fUI Stena gnn went into a iade of shots
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    BRITISH OFFICER KILLED IN MEDAN AMBUSH
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