Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 May 1949

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    23 1 SUNDAY Tribune fubiwhed riwilif waomfii <ir Sinyajwrti Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Ptnang SIX 11 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 22, jjnjj. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BLACK DOLLAR BOOM
    429 1 By LAWRENCE C. MANI I Straits dollar is no ,v 60 per cent below its value against the gold dollar. You can buy U.S. dollars on the black mark a at the rate of Straits 5j.40 for one US dollar. The official rate is Straits 52.10. i
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    WELCOME IS READY FOR CUP MEN
    230 1 WELCOME IS READY FOR CUP MEN (Mim!«\ Tribune Staff Reporter) WHEX Malaya'a Victorious Thomafl Cup players arrivt- ba< k in Singapore tom they will fa co a heavy round of public appearances, dinners, lunchf/iis and special shows m their honour T}l i i- th. programme MONDAY MA be l-.-i the
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    LOVE COMES TO A DIPLOMAT IN TWO WEEKS
    43 1 LONDON of Chn-to- Affa'.i yri! OM (ti] Mtsbei uf -i (Jilted King i m Geneva. Maw. fa ort\l, with th r news on 1 iday n pood news, i have 1 rttn Miss Lt »topaph."
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    STRIKERS ATTACK RED GENERAL
    58 1 STRIKERS ATTACK RED GENERAL BERLIN. Sat. n Berlin railway strik< i attacktd General I tin. Soviet transport ehi< f, when be arrived to insp< i installation m the Americ sector dutinp today's of the train Wtft H '-tor SCU< <l the Qeneral from wl t they taerU) and escorted him
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    NURSES GET MORE PAY
    61 1 LONDON. Sat. Bril 100.000 hospital nurses, hitherto uwg the nations worst paid I JMhai(ii->-t work g employ* ««ay ifceivvfl i |0 shlllinj tocrease which will 3 theil top earning! to uw a fear. Uu, isßis-i J»*jei will B tait at a I if ai !> »»»ry
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    Rita Prepares For The Day
    159 1 Rita Prepares For The Day CANNES. Saturday. M^aul Derigon the Communist mayor of PallauriMjiear Cannes, has given up some of his ideology Bttt/K wvd.ii -z next. Friday of film actress Rita Hay^rth and the Prince Alv Khan. Hitherto dead against golden rc-ftwstiy books, such as most KifiiA town )uil.'s possess,
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    ELIZABETH KOT EXPECTING ANOTHER BABY
    78 1 ELIZABETH KOT EXPECTING ANOTHER BABY LONDON. Sat. Circles c to Princess Elizabeth dismissed today a report published In Sydney th.-it she may become a mother again by the t ad of the year. Persona close to thr Princess <a<\ she will >H riding hoi hack on June 9 at the
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    LINER STANDS IN FOR K. L. M.
    180 1 LINER S TANDS IN FOR K. L. M. \unday Tribune Bepoi t- r < T\u: Nederland Lines 17.000--ton Oranje docked at Singapore \> tei*dajf crammed with 960 Dutch patfMUpn. most »><' whom would nave flown to th»' Netherlandi [ndiea by KLM mit foi ban impoaed \>\ Pakistan and India on
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    CALWELL EXPLAINS NEW LAW
    142 1 CALWELL EXPLAINS NEW LAW WEY, Bat. Immigrar Air. Arthur Calif that the proposto repatriate every < tralia wen d<:to >-oi\ with the Pr wartime 1 vacuee*. I .vould In n j v altei the on f the i law war Au.«tra ia had to «i.otx) Asian refrom Japanese a:;-;, sthe
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    8 YEARS ON 'COLD' TYRES
    58 1 CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts. Sat. Improved "cold rubber" may allow motorists to drive i for Ight years on one set of tyres and cover 75.000 miles, ac- cording to Di. Charles P. Fryling, authority on synthetic-. He estimates that before the! year is over America will havt
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    Mass Evacuation Of Jogja Begins
    219 1 JOGJAKARTA, Saturday. First man evacuation from Jogjakarta, former Republican capital, was m full bwing today when a convoy of 50 trucks wi f ;i about 1,000 evacuees left this morning for Mairelang 40 miles north of the city, reports Anela, the Dutch jfchi.s will h
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    SOLDIERS' WIVES MUST LEAVE THEIR HOMES
    88 1 SOLDIERS' WIVES MUST LEAVE THEIR HOMES NEW YORK, Sat. Nine t( Q families of men of thi battalion of the Roy; Leicestershire Regiment, whlc left last week for Hongkonf been asked to vacat married quarters m harm n ;ai Leicester to make room for families of soldiers stationed there. An
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    THE GIRDLE IS CLOSING ON SHANGHAI
    302 1 THE GIRDLE IS CLOSING ON SHANGHAI SHANGHAI, Saturday night.— The Commun atoe! girdle threatened to snap close round Shanghai today as Communist units operating from Pootung crashed their way to the Whangpou river bank. somewhere near Tungkow, about seven miles a east of Wooeung, and directly opposite the Vangtse P*jo
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    General Is Own Pilot
    100 1 General Is Own Pilot SHORT, dynamic General J. i i ommandi i of L3th U.B. Ail Fc:Manila, trho took part J n 7»> missions against the J ese. flew hla Fortre&s into Singapi General Crebfi came foi a series of conferences with U.S. Consular officials. The Genet a! arrived from
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    Practising what they preach
    169 1 Practising what they preach f, A n v Times, Communist expe- 8 ritnentH, N'orih lima 5 "reverting to kind J ;i( ultttral comma- i In w hlrh <•<•! inn doctrtaeire th orics S wfji.ii the Chinese t .m- S iiiiiii'sl Fnriv h:»s i i>it Retains r many vurs i\r,' iM-in?;
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      74 1 Malnva's National Newspaper. I Phoae: .">xn I Nina IJnt-s. BtAC«*FAK SEASOM THAPINC CO i' MI6K Jftftt' SlMC^fbNf -tItIPMOM'. u/UI ELECTRIC SHOCK Uecause an electric street litfht standard was erected outside ins home, Mr. Harris, Of I .ym.> Regis, the Devon <;;)>■ Association, complained to the count II who promised to
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    EMPIRE DAY
    57 2 K.idio Mai.iy.i will present ;i special Empire I .>.\v poatiTO I "CoMinoiiwe&Uh Scra|>t>oo!(" on Tuesday. People from many parts of the Commonwealth will give their first hand impressions of the various countries, and the Scrapbook will be illustrated with National Songs. The programme will be broadcast from 8
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    Singapore Hotels 'Not Quite Tops'
    153 2 gINGAPORE hotels are good 'but not quite at the top', said Dr. E. L. Sarkies, owner of the Oranje Hotel and the Sarkies Hotel, Sourabaya. Dr. Sarkies is m Singapore to study conditions* of the touristtrade. Ho cxpr<\<s( (1 tiic hope that there would scon
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    NOTHING IS DONE TO STOP SPITTING
    517 2  - NOTHING IS DONE TO STOP SPITTING HARRY FANG By Several hundred adults and children m Johore Bahru are guilty of indiscriminate spitting m public places every hour. The most notorious spot may be found at the main bun and taxi stand which is located near the market. It is surrounded
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    STUDENT OFF FOR AUSTRALIA
    163 2 STUDENT OFF FOR AUSTRALIA Sunday Tribune Reporter) SLIM and shy. 21-year-old student Leong Bok Sun, of Raffles Institution. Singapore, said before he sailed for a four years' course at Melbourne University "if I had waited to study civil engineering at the Univeisity of Malaya I would have had a beard
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    CRICHTON TO SUCCEED DONN-BYONE
    57 2 CRICHTON TO SUCCEED DONN-BYONE WHEN Mr. St. John DoooP».vrnr, public rr'ati ma ofticer to th« CommissionerOeaeral leaves Singapore, he will be ■■cceeded by Mr. d.g. C'richtoji :m<l imi |»y Mr. Richard A. Poole, us pre\iously reported. Mr. Poole is attached t»> r.he United States lnlnrni.-ition Service, and is going to
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    Watchman Robs Own Godown
    37 2 Watchman Robs Own Godown A27-\\rtr-oUi Malay watchman, Siddin \m\ Tinnom yesterday received an 18 months' term for breaking into the godown he was supposed to guard. A period of 12 months' police supervision will follow his sentence.
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    SULTAN TO INSPECT RELIEF WORK
    77 2 SULTAN TO INSPECT RELIEF WORK His Highness the Sultan of Kcdah will visit Kota Kuala Muda tomorrow, to inspect relief work carried out by Malay peasants m the area." Government has allocated 5250.000 to finance a scheme to assist farmers whose crops were affected by a serious drought last year.
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    New Air Links For Singapore
    267 2 MALAYAN Airways will introduce a twice-weekly Singapore-Bangkok direct service to link up with Pan-American World Airways services at the end of this month. Passengers will leave Singapore on Monday morning and arrive m London on Wednesday evening or m San Francisco on Thursday morning. The
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    FUN FAIR
    36 2 A Jumble Sale and gala Pun Fair will be given by the Girls" Sports Club on Satturday. June 4, at the Victoria Memorial Hall, to raise more funds for the rehabilitation of their club-grounds.
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    Last Respects
    65 2 Last Respects A I Hitching. "-Till devotee klA»p* „,r thJ i' time the hand of M *J*» who died on MayTJ^g nearly 50 years m BorJ? 1 s robed Ixmlv lay m Jj all iiav. li.»rn mi n Muhlw^ Jaufera In the s (lt ,ih T Hi lIH Ik* S«SI22
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    NEW MEMBER
    34 2 Mr H. W Nighti W ing Scent.,,;. f (J Affairs, Singapore, i 1( appointed lor.ipu Mcmbci of tl, well as the K::miti :of the Colon I cluiing tinI ourable Mr. A. Gilmoui
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      138 2 These are the things that make Evening m Paris M Face Powder something more than make-up. M Triple colour-blending and that softer-than-your-skin matt finish combine to give you the lovelier look that puts you way out m front m the world of fashion. (f AALSO ROUGE -LIPSTICK -TALC -PERFUMES VANISHING
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      36 2 CLASSICAL CONCERT All lovers of classical music I are invited 10 a gramophone i recital of selections from I the works of Mozart and Beethoven to be given at 7 p m today at Raffles Institute.
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      221 2 High Blood Pressure Kills Men Women Twin' a> many women an n>en *uf» f»r from llißh BkfeOd Pressure, whirh .1 mynteriotM disease that starts »h<'iit (he tun*- of < h.jn^e of Life .»nd la th. i eal < aus.- of muck heart trouble »n«1 l.i trr mi of p.iralvt k*
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      149 2 oANUHI ASIROLOGEf; l r >^y numbtt \Gt '^JL'/ +t Weekly Ji: n.50. Senc Horoscope chart or .stat« kl age, profession and writlnr time. Dollar Notes or Mr accepted. BANUMAN ASRAIUI TIRUTANI, S. India. VITAS lift (A Qual ItyRH for malt P r o d v c t) Green female The
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      452 2 BLUE NETWORK 1 JSS X™',^ "> d a»«Bf America on th» Air-Music pla> top tune, of the week m thei, Opening Announcen,. J U ml *d m South American style; 10 C Q order and win P™e dirln- nOl C n Ma a.m. New* from Kuala Lumour' i 0 I
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    IN S'PORE THEY THINK OF LA BELLE FRANCE
    377 3 IN S'PORE THEY THINK OF LA BELLE FRANCE f (Sunday Tribune Staff lvr|xjrt*'r) ■HE soldier was a sausage-maker— once. Those 1 French Bausages spiced with garlic. But now he's bound for Somewhere m Indo-China "That's life!" he exclaimed yesterday, aa he put on his tooi an d sallied forth, smiling,
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    MALAYA WINS INSURANCE COMPETITION
    112 3 MALAYA WINS INSURANCE COMPETITION Malay brat Hongkong m the later-branch competition of the American IntcrratiONAl Assuraiur Company Limited (Lifo Division) for the \ighcst 'paid for business wtf'.l plenty tO sp;i: rhc competition wa for period of one month from Apiil 13 to May 15. La I ni^rht friends, ag( nts
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    M.F.A. PICNIC
    48 3 Tli-' Malaya Football \j«wiation will hold a piciic ,it ihnr prrsidciit hoi nttc Paste Paniang (next to tho police station i today at 10 a.m. for members of its council and ;or its players. The picnic will bo followrd by a council meeting- at 2 p.m
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    Muslimin Officers
    73 3 < Officer elected by tho A!-:, hniin Trust Fund Assori;iti< I at their last meeting were: President, Dato Bycd Atimac' bin Mohamed ALsa^olT, .1 P; Secretary. Byed Elwi bin abdu Rahman Alsa^off. Oommi members. Sydc Abubakar W« Taha Alsmgott, Dr. S i. M Ibrahim, Raji Ainbo Sootoh bti
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    $50 MILLION
    37 3 MANILA NEARLY 50 million dollars have \tocn paid to widows, orphans, and other surviving dependents of Philippine veterans since IM§. During the same lime, wn additional 18-'- million dollars have been paid to veterans. Reuter
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    Bandits Wound 9 People
    133 3 Bandits Wound 9 People KCALA LUMPUR. Sat. '•mdit-; inrlictrd nine ca.sualtlC| among the Police and civilian ranks m two outrages m the Federation yesterday. A gang of about 14 bandits attacked a latex lorry at Rasa Estate m the Rawang area. The lor r y was escorted by Special Constables.
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    35 ARRESTED
    29 3 There have boon thirty-five arrests In the Federation duim^ the last 21 hours. Nine m K< 'I ih Perils, eight m Sclanj;or and three In Pah ui£.
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    Workers Protest
    61 3 About 200 Singapore granite quarry workers have protested against a proposed 20 per cent reduction of their wage.--. Representatives of these workers, employed at 3 granite quarrie i In Singapore and on i iilau übin, mot the Deputy Commissioner for Labour, Mr. C. W. Lylc, yesterday. They <\ocidod
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    FILMS AND EATS
    39 3 I 1 as<> rut it up for me." Very i/ount/ ffmgoer sits down to tea after the film mhtnux nf cartoons f,ivcn by Awrriran bnhrh,r s to "children „f „v ape** at the American Club yester-
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    R.A.F. Stage 100th Strike
    136 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. —Royal Air Force fighters based here completed their lOOth air strike against the bandits m Malaya when they staged an air attack m the Batu Arang area yesterday. While BeCUtity foices woii' Operating in-ai the taigct. info! mation was Hashed to the An
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    Ferrets Pursue Bandits
    183 3 KLUANG, Sat. From a secret base m the jungle near here, several team s of high-ly-trained Ferrets drawn from the lst/lOth Gurkha Rifles and the Police have manoeuvred deep into the thick jungles m a big bandit hunt for the Paloh Gang which was le^ponsible for a
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    Less Wars If You Eat No Meat -Says Vegetarian
    183 3 Less Wars If You Eat No Meat -Says Vegetarian |p. LBSUE RAYNRR, President of the Malayan Vegetarian Society, said vestorday that there would be te« ware, unhappiness and diseases m the world )f mankind were vegetarian "Vqgetartanlam encourages morv humane manner of living .<tid thereby 1^ an important factor In
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    HANDLING RATES ON NEI CARGO MAY BE CUT
    96 3 HANDLING RATES ON NEI CARGO MAY BE CUT nEPRESENTATIVES of tin Singapore Rubber Commission Agents Laboui Union and of the Singapore Overseas Chinese Importers and Exporters' Association met yesterday before the Deputy Corrmissionci for Labour. Mi. C. W. Lylc. to discus:; the Union's recent offer to reduce handling rates on
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    TEACHER CHARGED
    61 3 MALACCA. Sat. A wellknown local Straits-bom Chinese and a Malny schoolteacher ate complainant and accused respectively m a summons case called before Tunku Huaaain bin Tanya, the Circuit Magistrate, today. Haji Mat Zain bin Lambak, the teacher, was charged with voluntarily causing hurl to Tay Kirn Yon^ and
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    He Will Ask Higher Wages
    158 3 He Will Ask Higher Wages MX. George Reed. Southeast Asia Special Commissioner for the International Transport Workers Federation, said yesterday that he will devote his entire time during a lew-months stay m Singapore to securing better wages for Malay seamen and better social conditions for Asian seafarers m Singapore. Mr.
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    FIVE PEOPLE HURT IN 5 ACCIDENTS
    214 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Five people were injured m a series of accidents which occurred here between yesterday afternoon and thi.s morning—the highest number of accidents registered m 24 hours. Two women and a Malay driver were injured when theiV car somersaulted and ended with
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      169 3 AMBITIOUS T/ien send for a copy of "The Direct Way to Success" The FREE 170 page book which will show you how to IMPROVE YOUR POSITION by qualifying through postal tuition for a BETTER APPOINTMENT of Accountancy is thc p dln ""titution m thc British W'P're for,.thc building of a
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      33 3 ASSAMINDIA LINK LONDON, Sat. The 200 mile rail link between Assam and the rest of India, running entirely through Indian terii- I tory, is expected to be com- pletcd by February next year.
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      224 3 1 dU Jr \fog^Em^Kr^ JJkßt*^ i* i y ''Jg^^r^ When you think of Adding you think of Burroughs That's because you see Burroughs Adding Machines wherever you go. You'll find it m the speed, accuracy and dependability thai are imilt into vvery Burroughs Adding Machiae. Tor a demonstration phone or
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    JOHORE REAPS A GOOD PADI HARVEST
    324 4 JOHORE REAPS A GOOD PADI HARVEST BETTER RESULTS EXPECTED IN COMING YEAR (Sunday rribunc Staff Reporter; JOHORE enjoyed v padi harve:-.t ior the 1 i (^4o 1949 season when the farmvrs rea}>ed I about 3.500 000 f&mtangs of padi from the 20.790 ncre^ cultivated. Mr. J. <Jivig. State A^?<eutunil Officer,
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    Half The Pawn Shops Are Owned By 'Lams'
    257 4 Half The Pawn Shops Are Owned By 'Lams' ANYTIME you need cash badly and aic willing to leave your coat or whatever you have hrhind, it Is probably 'Lam* who lendi yon th«> money for half tho pawnshops m Singapore belong to a family of 'Lam-;', It doesn't matter what
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    PROMOTIONS FOR MEDICOS
    59 4 Two super-scale promotion^ of officers of the Malayan Medical Service are announced m the Colony of Singapore Government Gazette. They are Dr. J. OouttSMilne, deputy Director of Medical Services, Singapore and Dr. c. H. Williams who la at present Chief |fedl< a] Officer, Per.ang. Both officers have
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    WAR CRIMINALS IMPRISONMENT TO CONTINUE
    126 4 WAR CRIMINALS IMPRISONMENT TO CONTINUE T i \bunt R< pot t< THE signing of a peace treaty with Japan will not -n'.< it.' v with I •mn of Imprisonment that Japan-v.-ii criminal: art low i i iring m Singapore pi Lsons. At least this will be the tlon foi tho
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    IT ALL STARTED IN THE AIR
    345 4 IT ALL STARTED IN THE AIR (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A VOCXC; sea-man, encased m plaster, smiled weakly ;tt a girl i*i Ward 0 of the General llospital. Twenty-one year old Anthony Kennedy was meeting nineteen year old Rita Mitchell, Malayan Airways h..j.s?<-:->s who nursed him throughout i mercy flight
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    SPECIALS, HOLD REUNION DINNER
    124 4 SPECIALS, HOLD REUNION DINNER Members of the prowai Special Oonstatnilary (Voiun teei Police Reserve) attaches Ito t i*t "h" Division. Bin] i pore will hold .1 Reunioi I mm- r i r i i:<<rioui- of theU for mer O. <'. at 1 1 1 A.tomi< <'ni! i un Saturday, May
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    Singapore Skylines
    535 4  -  Ivor Kraal I was fortunate enough this week to meet Commodore J. J. Mulder, Divisional Operations Manager of K. L. M. for the Far East and Australasia, who saw by air *.he departure )f the first weather' ship 'rom Batavia 0 the mid-In-Uan Ocean. 'W oathor 1 ships,
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    Friends By Accident
    12 4 Friends By Accident- [Ufa »e«HM \i;t!i<ni} while- viftltlng him ;it the hospital.
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    NO PRIMA DONNAS UNDER SEVENTEEN
    168 4 VOI can bo prosecuted nny form of public W**l mont m which the SB arc children or voun? n *M the a K rofl7 Pub!ic Mt.Ttainmom Plays, <oncert n > performances or an <^ fwhools, churches clJbs L* registered societiw or^ wrhethei amateurish or Tin.
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    PUBLICATION BANNED
    40 4 hin< <■ publication "Talks on [nternaUooat I*ro- m ha been t>anned from .t»ri into th«- Colony <jt Singapore. The ban 1 1 gasetted unrt«f tin- I ndet»rabte I'uLiicat h*<iinaiu i!':'. 1 The booh m published by the Souths J'uhlirfKinBureau.
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      239 4 .*,N9N-STQP TO "eu&Nsss man's SPBCtAL" EVERY MONDAY AT 12.30 pm. (Normal Xbumday Service at 0830 \\i». As f'siinij By BKYMASTEK or DAKOTA. With tbrtiUßh connoctiona to If oaf bomg ManUa and Shanghai ••nd twice weeiily to I .K. and America m I HID L UVfRSEAS AIRLINES (S»AH) LTD] J^** linn
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      36 4 TRANSFERRED MALACCA, Sat. On thr eve of his departure foi Kuala Lumpur on transfer, Tunku Hussain bin Yahyn, tho Circuit Magistrate, was entertained to dinnei by the Malay Sports Club, Malacca, of which he was president.
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      78 4 it^v 7r\ JrW^^?^ Tv<l merculk cyoi MSr^Bt MOTOR COMPANY LTD. T iBflL M Mwf\i URMINGHAM. ENOLANt n»« 'HERCJLCS' MM HM pncli^-Uilt tkrmtfmm to fwnMi H£XCUUJ f Cf* N" Hercules SOLD BY ALL LEADING DEALERS T. V. MITCHELL CO. LTD. It. tATTiRY ROAD. SINGAfORI coMPLAif^Ts oomfortable again. AscpsoSoap contains j special
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    $2 MILLION SPENTON FREE EDUCATION IN JOHORE
    452 5 $2 MILL ION SP ENTON FRE E EDUCATION IN JOHORE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) ILTHOUGH there is no overall free education 1 scheme In the Federation of Ailaya, the Johore Government spends more than two million dollars annually to provide free nation for about 40,000 ooys and girls m tho
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    The Faccs Behind The Hello's 'Always Heard, But Never Seen'
    304 5 The Faccs Behind The Hello's 'Always Heard, But Never Seen' rrERY time you dial familiar tele] urn! of nylons, a leg q\ mutcircle I oi merely to ice] a to Birl telephon operaSffwl k children arc 'alwaya heard but never have wonderi d VOicea .o- think and i m by
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    Sailors Call It 'Home'
    296 5 Sailors Call It 'Home' DASSENGERS m bu cart ci Ing to and from the i i;t! bour ai ca scared} to th<- p"i ticoed build--sh. ginning of A '-■it neai ly iv< t Navy offic< r or seaman who touches down m Singapore knows and welcomes Marine Hostel. Thousands of
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    Years To Catch Up With Owner
    164 5 Years To Catch Up With Owner This Weds 1 iii< Story: it 'I i il.u i, poi t> i 4 TOBACCO pip* wii t* first posted m Bng- i i:. I M I to Iraq. j I caught up with its Singapore after trav< all over the east- re. mother
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    RELIGIOUS ORDER WANTS TO BE A PERMANENT BODY
    207 5 RELIGIOUS ORDER WANTS TO BE A PERMANENT BODY 7 < ibu.r THE Mothci Superioress of the Daughters of Charity of the Canossian Institute m re has given notice of .i bill wlfech will incorporate the institute as i permanent body to administer t!u> properties of the Order. The i >
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    GOLDSMITH TRIAL TUESDAY
    58 5 MALACCA, Sat. Sixteen witnesses, eleven fiom Malacca < 1.-.-, from Kuala Lumpur. will go to Penang for the tiial on i' sday of ;i European, E2 J. Goldsmith, foi mci offtcer-in-•;f the Malacca prison. on two charges of alleged criminal breach of tiu.^t a.- public servant. The
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    'Singaporeans Lead Too Fast A Life
    301 5 'Sin ga porean s Lead Too Fast A Life Saxs Burmese isitor SINGAPOREANS l< i ac! a hectic life, r.oo f ast for the Burmese. They do not know what leisure is. And tii traffic m Singapore is lo menace 1 So suiri Mrs. Elsie A. Evans, Assistant Movements Officer
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    Youth Enjoys Campfire
    106 5 Youth Enjoys Camp fire Last night's campfirc at the Anglo < Jhlnosc M m let Voath I Foi nearly three h< f .s. jOO yo;: 1 peopl enjo a I variety progra] amusing BketCAl i Negro spirituals, c m Inging, and short 1 Highlight: of t unme j on Katty
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    872 9 As The India,/ Divisions Fell Back The ALE Took Over After a bloody repulse m an Australian ambush and bitter t'gntmg at Muar the Japanese Guards Division overwhelmed the combined Indian and Australian Force. An Australian Colonel won an epic Victoria Cross. By Lieut. Gen. A.E.
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    1215 10  - DIG OUT THE FACTS ABOUT YOUR FAMILY TREE Charles A. Farmer By Oi:i-;r Interest m family >• I points to a laudable pride m ancestry. There i nothing snobbish m this. As Burke said, no on-' can for ;i moment doubt th< beneficial lucnoe exercised on most minds by pride
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    42 11 Igr^ jBAN SIMMONS and DONALD 1101 HTON mm t\u\ iff romanlie ireve the Prank Ijuindei iK-iinix i 1 'lM«*tioil "I lUlle LftgoON," (In,- ,r < I'- I >i.'.\ Ui« nrtllat ..t tk v I I.r tali n deaertod Soulk Sea kUaml.
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    656 11 GLAMOUR IN THE SADDLE rf(/\S^' f from y/ /7 /fAd I Uie ivcrid of Hollywood ie.*Vs alway* ul I. matte: hero Tib»tian Himal ivas the lm|ieru trablt jungles uf the /iniazon, i'r.t- rrifid waslis i>l the Arctic— a lovely k» i ;.s will sonifhoiv, for i ason, m ftie vicinity.
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    1291 12 The Muar Front Suddenly Became Critical X P '£> i illy m the dai k, for at tn .t t.iiic ii was still p an.tin cr-attack to rec tpture Muar It w.is only when he start- d move forward that he found himself oppo; i d i y
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    659 13 There's A Boom In Drug Smu gg ling! DRUG smugglers aie con. verging on the United States from all direction* In a now postwar burst of illicit trade. United States customs anrt narcotics agents report sri7.ui< of more cocaine and hetoin than they have seen .since before the war. Theso
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    562 14 SHUTTLE CRAZE HITS MALAYA MAY DELAY S. B. A. C'SIIIPS By Our Badminton Corresjiondent A badminton craze has hit the Federation and Singapore the cause of which abroad smashln S victories gained by the Malayan Thomas Cup team fv, Thi i S °i raze s ]i^ ely t0 cause a
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