Malaya Tribune, 22 May 1947
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Title Section59 1947-05-22 1 The Malaya Tribune liV THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA Mow printed simultaneously in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Editorial SSII Advertising .5812 Circulation Accounts 5815 U.CWr!s SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune f ondon i\gents:—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House,59 words
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164 1947-05-22 1 REASONABLE' Says MR. CREECH-JONES Reuter. The deductions of rehabilitation grants to A iatlc Government servants from back pay payments, made DJ the Malayan Government, were queried in the House of Commons yesterday by Capt. L. D. Gammas, former Malayan Civil Servant. Ca P[- Gammans askedReuter. - 164 words
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Article104 1947-05-22 1 (Tribune StafT Reporter) ii in the rice ration tins the demand for bread, re bakeries are proi two-pound loaves ired to the 60.000 night ago. according ary ol the Singapore C ;mbined A-socia- lies In Singapore are allowed to bake r are advised to res'.:104 words
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Article139 1947-05-22 1 Tribune Staff Reporter) mothers are being unscrupulous perI imitations of a brand ol baby's gripe l r tar about $2.50 per :s equivalent to tne once for the genline stuff. Babies are the sufition is artistically aim al perfect replica Lginal in every way— ttle,139 words
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Article262 1947-05-22 1 Reuter. WASHINGTON, May 21.—The International Emergency Food Council has announced allocations of 2,153,700 metric tons of rice for 1947, including 323,000 tons for Malaya. The announcement stressed that "a very small world supply is available for export" and pointed out that allocations were made inReuter. - 262 words
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Article42 1947-05-22 1 Reuter. RANGOON, May 21.—The master of the Rangoon schooner "Meit Set Gyi" was today fined 9,900 rupees for smuggling out of Burma—it is believed to Penang—a cargo of 400 bags of rice and 50 bags of beans.—Reuter.Reuter. - 42 words
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Article167 1947-05-22 1 'Tribune T?eport'*r\ Cash and valuables totalling; $920 were taken by an armed gang of five Chinese from a house in Ku gs Road last night. Ore man, believed to be a member of the gar.g, was arrested by a patrol in Orchard Road. A fountair pen stolen167 words
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Article160 1947-05-22 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Social Welfare which hag been piovidmg free meais tor nanareds of children at then various child feeding centra the middle of last year have installed two shower baths at their Hfveloek Road Fecamp centre. Free soap is also provided and a new160 words
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Article84 1947-05-22 1 Reuter. LONDON. May 21. Mr. C) eecn-Jones. Colonial Secretary. replying to a question in the House of Commons today as to how many Chinese in Hongkong had been appointed to posts 'n the health department which used to be staffed by Europeans, replied that twelveReuter. - 84 words
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281 1947-05-22 1 (Tribune Siaii' Reporter) A holiday camp no %h to accomodate 100 boys, s pari of a large experimental scheme at presenter d scus ion amongst Social Welfare officials. "You carina. juvenile deliquency u:\ !er one scheme of correotion said Mi 1 T McNeice- Secretary281 words
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647 1947-05-22 1 a'ribune Stan Reporter) v\ the recent revision in medical service conditions Asiatics in the Malayan legal service are keenly watch ng government's attitude toWar< improving the coi lis of emoloymenl in Bist isattons. The ma n reasons for the consider, oaiisfaction thai I gathei now647 words
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Article183 1947-05-22 1 Reuter. LONDON May 21 .—Arrange- ments are being mr>de for expert investigation of th* roal rosour- j eps nf Nigeria. Ncrth Borneo and Sarawak with a view to developing or increasVg exports. Mr. Creech-Jones gave this tact to tne House of tummous toaay in repiy toReuter. - 183 words
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143 1947-05-22 1 (Tribune Staff Iwo;;orter) Singapore Government reccmmeadatior.s i«_r &ye approved candidates three Chinese including one womdi aid two Eurasians—to go to England and study in the L ndon School of Economics is IK ft Ung approval by the-Seci. irj of State lor the Colonies. Under the143 words
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Article68 1947-05-22 1 Reuter. CALCUTTA, May 21. Five persons were killed and 14 injured in stray clashes between Hindus and Muslims here today. Firearms are still being used by the rioters, and the police opened fire five times to "dispe «c a crowd which threatened to riot after aReuter. - 68 words
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Advertisement56 1947-05-22 1 ISlational Employers' f Mutual General fir f MOTOR. I ff o Rr LMENS COMPENSATION, PERSONAL ACCIDENT^ Never move wanted TO-DAY! BENARES SILK SARESS also Boxing Gloves, Slazcngcr's GOODS Spalding tennis balls, Rugby 'hoes, football shirts, golf bags, hockey sticks, badn-'nton accessories, etc.. Gian Singh Co. 30-1, Raffles Place, Singapore.' j56 words
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Advertisement30 1947-05-22 1 WATCHES^ !j ALL types oi Watches, Clock?—latest styles ON SALE All timekeepers repaired and serviced by EXPERT CRAFTSMEN THIMLOCK WATCHA\A.KERS 401, North Bridge Road, Spore. AERATED gO WAT ER S30 words
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Article97 1947-05-22 2 The need to make the approaches to Singapore City from the Malayan Union a" lot more attractive, was stressed by Mr. S. H. Peek at the Singapore Rotary Club meeting yesterday. He said that Bukit Timah Road frcm Newton Circus was spoilt by the canal, and was97 words
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Article135 1947-05-22 2 Reuter. LONDON, May 21. In the Commons today. Mr. Thomas Skeffirjgton Lodge, Labour said that over 300 officials had lost their employment as a result of the enforcement of provisions of Secretariat circular No 9 1946 in Sarawak ard asked if the Minister would makeReuter. - 135 words
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393 1947-05-22 2 An appeal against the judgment of the Marine Court in the enquiry into the stranding of the s.s. "Matang" which ran aground near Tanjong Embang, Sarawak, on the morning of January 23 this year, was argued at the Supreme Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Brown393 words
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129 1947-05-22 2 Khan Mohamad aged 26. a Punjabi, was at the Fourth Police Court produced on a charge of robbing three P.W.D. lorries, or. alternatively, dishonestly retaining one of them, having reason to believe it was stolen. Khon is alleged to have been one129 words
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Article70 1947-05-22 2 Reuter. JERUSALEM. May 21.—An unknown Jew with bullet woundV in his. head and stomach was tonight taken in a taxi to Belinson Hospital in Petah Tiqvah near Tel Aviv by three other Jews who made off after leaving him with a doctor. The wounded man. believed to beenReuter. - 70 words
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Article39 1947-05-22 2 HONGKONG, May 21.—John Kenneth Grade, 49-year-old Briton born in Ardesier, Inver-r,ess-shire, was today sentenced to eight years' imprisonment at the criminal session on charges of aiding the enemy by broadcasting over the German radio in Shanghai during the war.39 words
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Advertisement462 1947-05-22 2 SHIPPING j IN SINGAPORE Agents For Malayan Railways AND CLEX lip FOR LONDON. ANTWERP. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, GLENAFFARIC End June From U.K. for Straits, Hong Kong and China. MARON G 36 37 GLENAPP May 30 DENBIGHSHIRE Early Jure 1 IMHM lIIW S. N. CO. SAILINGS TO dmuwA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, JAiAN CALCUTTA462 words
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Advertisement389 1947-05-22 2 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE "Gleraffaric" from U.K. for Hongkong G 42 "Kamerling- from U.S.A. G. 6 Onrez" due from U.K. "Memnon" Roads "Gleniffer" due from U.K. May 26 "Glengarry" due from U.K. May 26 'Robert Fruin" due from U.S.A. June 2 "Antilochus" sails for Liverpool389 words
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Advertisement292 1947-05-22 2 #X.P.M. LINE PASSENGER and FREIGHT SERVICES between SINGAPORE and TG. PINANG, DABO, TG. PANDAN, BATAVIA SOIRABAIA, BENOA, AMPENAN, PADANGBAAI, BOELELENG, TAMBELAN, PEMANGKAT, PONTI- ANAK, PENANG, BELAWAN-DELI AND SABANG. Due Sails I VAN HEUTSZ for Penang and Belawan- May 27 Deli PAHUD for Tg. Pinang, Dabo. Tg. Pandan, Batavia. Sourabaia, Beroa-292 words
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Advertisement395 1947-05-22 2 MAR RIAGE ay, 2Cth Ma LL ln Or, Tah M 1 Trinity Jointly. have £L**sl a Scholarship to k Medicine. Si e il t'tion of the r by Licentiates the College to f, m erts < cf the Rotunca fe*** Trinity colic,, JjJ*» I Pnsorers of war or during the395 words
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Miscellaneous84 1947-05-22 2 Long Bright Per^cl^JL Singapore weather forecast for 24 hours, from noon to-day compiled by the R.A.F. Central Forecasting Station, Air Command, Far East. Long bright periods in the afternoon with isolated heavy showers. Fine tonight and tomorrow morning. Wind: light to moderate, south east, becoming reiki tonight. Sun set 184084 words
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Advertisement584 1947-05-22 3 -Saeat -^^*^^^^^^^^^^^^m^^m^^^— 'J^f 'C^^^jSBu^*^ SITUATIONS VACANT I «jjrliSP Tamh Teachers, either ..li.mum quahiicatoin Sf.iooi Should teach elementary n±)Si. Spacwus quarte":s with rv Recording to abi ity. Mana er, Anglo-Tamil School, jjjim ->av.ar. WAN iED BDgli ii Teachers, either Bunimum qualification School ugrfnt should teach elementary Tjnu' spacious quarters with lights,584 words
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Advertisement673 1947-05-22 3 WANTED j WANTED mode-ate with or without house in Taiping. Lowest price, site, details to Box 615. Malaya Tribune. Singapore. to P urc hase Ford Car oXlrr State used condition and lowest price Box No. 604 Malaya Tribune, Singapore. Ariel ni £S3L' Norton Amlv in than 1938 Model Apply Road.673 words
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Advertisement1567 1947-05-22 3 EDUCATION BE A STENOGRAPHER IN 4 MONTHS! Solve the mystery 01 •Pitman's" Shorthand by the •SUPER RAPID WAY," either individually or by Post. Consult "SPECIALIST," 130 Sophia Road, or dial *****. ENROL NOW in ABC Chinese class for specialised tuition in 5-month course ot phonetics classical reading comparative grammar translation1,567 words
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Advertisement471 1947-05-22 3 I OR SALE level staves 14 feet usual hree piece type good as new $70, each .pply P.O. Box 438. Kuala Lumpur. DOGS DOGS Arriving from Australia 23rd. May. -One Bull Terrier —11 months, Two Dalmations —4 months, Three Aire j ales 2 months. All pedigreed i from Champion parents471 words
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Advertisement606 1947-05-22 3 PHILIPS All-waves Radio 7 va yes 1941 AC. 10 '2000 metres. $275 or nearest secures this Dutch set. Apply Box: 586, Malaya Tribune. Singapore. HERCULES Gentfemen Bic/Cit-s in stock. Shipment of other brands arriving shortly. Guan Hoe Co., 21, Church Street, Kuala Lumpur. BADMINTON, four rackets net, six shuttlecocks almost606 words
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Article519 1947-05-22 4 As a result of allegations in Parliament that conditions in Outram Read prison, Singapore, are far from satisfactory, the Government has decided to order a commission of inquiry. Mrs. Eraddock. Labour M.P. for Iiverpcol, who brought the matter up in Parliament invited ridicule by a letter describing the519 words
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710 1947-05-22 4 Aspiring to play a useful role in the moral rehabilitation of Singapore and Malaya, is an organisation called the Methodist Youth Fellowship—formerly known a3 the Epworth League. The Epworth League had served youtn in Malaya for over 50 years. Its object was to afford multitudes710 words
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Article321 1947-05-22 4 Letters To The Editor 1 The People's Postbag Sir.—When the Japanese were bombarding S'ngapore the local population had an eye on the Union Jack flying at the flagstaff on Fort Canning. As luck would have it. the Union Jack received a direct hit and down it went.321 words
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Article138 1947-05-22 4 Sir.—lt is stated in your paper that the high Incidence of tuberculosis is due to the large quantity of germ-laden dust that comes cut of every mail bag opened. That may be true. In order to take precautions, it is not out of place to suggest that138 words
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Article111 1947-05-22 4 —The authorities are really sympathetic towards the attitude of the local Chinese who demand fair play in the Mass Massacre Trial. It is true that evidence for the prosecution has been quite meagre, due to th2 tact that all the Jap officers and m?n were new and unknown111 words
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Article157 1947-05-22 4 Sir.—On the night of 16th instant. while coming back from my bath, at Kampong Beteh, in j the Tanjong Pagar locality, I was met by three detectives, one 'of whom asked me whether I know the place of a fight, which 1 was happening at the moment. Alter157 words
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Article179 1947-05-22 4 St. —Within a stone's throw of the Esplanade all Singapore's cne hundred and twenty years development are represented, tt Raffles were to walk past the precincts cf this place he would have cause to look on with pride at the progress made in th's Settlement. What appeals179 words
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Article254 1947-05-22 4 The British Colour Council which does important advisory work on the place of colour in industry and elsewhere is now working on the production of a dictionary of colour for interior decoration. It is most authoritative and the complete work of its kind ever produced254 words
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Article386 1947-05-22 4 Reuter. blighter" clays are in store for China's two million blind as a result of the investigations and recommendations of the Noted British blind welfare worker, Sir Clutha MacKenzie. After a thorough sixweeks' survey—which took him to various parts of the country—Sir Clutha, who lest hisReuter. - 386 words
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Advertisement54 1947-05-22 4 for 5?II <M €*i3fcllii>Bl* Cellular Sports Shirts White, Blue, Green, Cream, Yellow. Check Sports Shirts $V2..>® Short and tang sleeve i 'RADiAC Shirts.... 9193* with two colHrs, isso. ied c oloars. Guaranteed fadeless. Marcella Soft Front Dress Shirts from Si collar attached $14 50; with two collars 5>19.5;i English Travelling54 words
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Miscellaneous10 1947-05-22 4 WERE 0 LA?O inthe Vrii HAD TO S E(?S S>^^10 words
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Article166 1947-05-22 5 4 7? r u pean wno seme months *t»rved a .short sentence in ere gives hi s view 0^; 1 ns inside rs. he said, were the r cells, mostly at about 3.30. and remained until dayrtns this period no pr vided and no recrea- as no reading166 words
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136 1947-05-22 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ding at Outra.n r :d Jail is one of the main •in that goes a long way impracticable the schemes for reform prisoners. Press conference yesterday, Mr. H P. Bryson, Acting Colonial Secretary, stated ttal small measure of re- is, however,136 words
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1168 1947-05-22 5 2 Europeans Flogged In Outram Jail (Tribune Staff Reporter) a CW^iSS!!"^ 111 f has decided to set up rnnSS- n f l nqiUry in the near future to investigate PrlS ns acCordin S to Mr. H. P. Bryson, iv i n p a1,168 words
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Article186 1947-05-22 5 Mrs. Malcolm MacDor.ald and Mrs. Egertor." (wife of Rear Admiral Egerton) were among the many fashionably dressed women who attended* the Beryl Con stan tine Dress show at Prince's Restaurant on Tuesday evening. With the new pink and gold decor by Kerr-Lincsay decorations makirig a fitting186 words
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Article906 1947-05-22 5 S. S. Chua - (By S. S. Chua, Tribune Staff Reporter) The necessity for absolute secrecy in polling is the main point to be stressed to the people of Singapore says Mr. G. Hawkins, Supervisor of Elections, who has the job of training 200,000 British subjects of twentyone or906 words
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278 1947-05-22 5 Joint C.J.A.—Putera Move Kuala Lumpur. May 21.—A new constitution for Malaya, along with a charter of human rights, has been drafted by the Pan-Malayan Council of Joint Action and PUTERA and will be released for publication shortly it is reliably learned. At present,278 words
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Article47 1947-05-22 5 Four Chinese, of whom two were armed), robbed the of a house in Rowel. Road on Tuesday night of cash and valuables totalling $795. Early yesterday morning, three Chinese armed with pistols, took $250 in cash and jewellery from a Chinese living in Tras Street.47 words
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Article30 1947-05-22 5 Reuter. London, May 21.—Sixteen police officers from France. Czechoslovakia. Sweden and Iceland who are taking a two-weeK course arranged by the British Council are studying at Scotland Yard this week.—Reuter.Reuter. - 30 words
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123 1947-05-22 5 A Chinese carrying anotncr on the cross-bar of his bicycle tiong Serangoon Road on the aiternoon of May 8 turned into Jalan Besar and the pair were knocked down by a military truck. The rider, Sim Ah Kian, was killed instantaneously.123 words
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127 1947-05-22 5 The Friends of Singapore tori holding the first general meeiirg in the Roof Garden of th:.' Adelphi Hotel on Thursday, May 29, at 5.15 p m. The agenda will be: To receive a report by the acting President, to elect officers, to discuss appropriate127 words
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Advertisement160 1947-05-22 5 I AS A CAREER V YOU can join the v British Army p now for service in fj Malaya and Singa- pore. In the Army S y J j which offers a I V/ good life to the <V V V Regular Soldier, j you will learn a QfrU trade160 words
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856 1947-05-22 6 (By Telephone from Our Own Reporter) PENANG, Wednesday, Midnihgt—I have just returned from Bukit Tengah, four miles south of Prai. In this little sub-station of the FMS Railways, this morning, the mail train from Kuala Lumpur to Penang jumped the rails. The engine and856 words
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170 1947-05-22 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The struggle of the people of Malaya to achieve freedom gained the deepest sympathy and keen interest of ever such countries as far-flung Tibet and. Azerbaijan, said Dr. Burhanuddin, President of the Malay Na-tior-alist Party last night on his return from170 words
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74 1947-05-22 6 A Public Relations communique issued in Kuala Lumpur said that the Governor of the Malayan Union, Sir Edward Gent, sent the lollowing telegram t 0 the General Manager of Ma.la.v m Railways: "Greatly shocked and distressed to hear of the 'railway accident. Please convey74 words
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102 1947-05-22 6 Alfred Whitmore. a merchart seaman, and John Hallard, a private, were sentenced to e'ght years' rigorous imprisonment yesterday at the Singapore fourth Assizes by Mr. Justice I Jobling on a charge of commitwrg robbery. It was alleged that the two accused ergaged a102 words
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Article54 1947-05-22 6 The Hospital Yougstcrs will meet the Chargj Malay Rangers in a game of soccer on Sunday, at the latter's ground. Thr team will be: Jeevarajah. s Mnruffeu, Mohinaer Sirgh. T. S. Mariam. Tong Gim San. R Retram, T. N. Rajah. X Arumugam. Thambi Poujan. and I. Pahli Reserves:54 words
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572 1947-05-22 6 TANJONG PAGAR RIOT SEQUEL (Harry Fang, Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Ah Choon Vice-President of the Singapore Harbour Labour Union, and two other Chinese workers were kidnapped at about 11 a.m. yesterday. This was revealed in a statement issued by the SHLU late last night572 words
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Advertisement152 1947-05-22 6 THERE'S A THRILL A SECOND -f."* WINS HOT STRONG smiVn \'h°" TO E TO "fur WINNER.. IHE GOLD k. LOSER with LAIRD CREGAR THOMAS 35. GEORGE SANDERS A\THO\\ S& 4 GEORGE ZIXCO 1 2 P.M.—4.15—0t-IJS p ACCLAIMED THE CRL I7KT MUSICAL HIT OF HITS' SONGS t\R&fc REMEMBEK FOREVER! jj W152 words
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758 1947-05-22 7 Thrilling Match At Jalan Besar England 1. Scotland 1 e a mf«°°tftcV anS Wer L e treated to one of the'best SoCcer S^Ar^ MS&K England and Gotland met in one »U f ternatlonal a t Jalan Besar yesterday, and the S L dl i758 words
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Article199 1947-05-22 7 Padang Cricket batting by Marsh, who s enabled his side Changi), to beat the Recreation Club by 29 t match played on Lerday afternoon. Smith, both of Com- avc an exhibition of taking three wickets ti for 14 runs, resSchubert took lour 1 5$ runs199 words
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Article21 1947-05-22 7 FOOTBALL LEAGUE S.R.C. vs. Navy, Jalan Besar, 5.15 n.m. TABLE-TENNIS Union Jack Club: Services semifinals and final. 8 p.m.21 words
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88 1947-05-22 7 Reuter. London. May 20,—News was received in London today that the proposed Empire Internationa] Gold Cup race open to fr im all Darts of the world will take place at Jama lea Park, New York, 01; Saturday. July 19, a: d not in theReuter. - 88 words
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Article32 1947-05-22 7 The foilowi. g will represent the Jollilads agair-st G.H.Q. Signals at soccer on Surday a I Jalan Besar: Sithamlaaram; Muthiah. Rasak; Harrnu. Murugasu, Ghani; Salahutiir., Munyandi, Krishnan, Suppiah ard Osman.32 words
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Article37 1947-05-22 7 The semi-finals and final ol the Services Table Tennis Champ or ships will be held at 8 tonight In the baliroom of the Ur.ion Jack Club. Miss Mary Gray. W.V.S., will present the trophies.37 words
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324 1947-05-22 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Combined Services Civilian Staff Board—repiesenting the locally recruited and monthly paid clerical, technical, and administrative civilian staffs of the Navy, Army and Air Force establishments at Singapore —has forwarded a memorandum containing a proposed salary scheme to the Joint324 words
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Article123 1947-05-22 7 The combined S CF.A, SeI lections to play against the j Combired Padang Clubs on Sai turday at Jalan Besar in aid oi j the S.C.C. Rehabilitation Furdwill be selected from the foil I lowing:— Chee Seng. Eng Hoe. Chm I Lye, Soo Thuan, Swee Hock, Yew123 words
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301 1947-05-22 7 Contrary to the pre-war practice of confining the Staff in Government offices to males, the "intrusion" of females is viewed with a certain degree of apprehension, since the female is able to place the equally efficient male worker in the shade by virtue of301 words
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115 1947-05-22 7 A thief who stole linen from the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd*. Singapore, and was cornered in the church by two caretakers, was yesterday at the First District Court sentenced by Mr. E. P. Shanks to nine months' rigorous imprisonment. The two caretakers. Jimmy115 words
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Article360 1947-05-22 7 ATOMIC - (By ATOMIC To-day's Football League fixture will be of great importance to both the Navy as well as the S.R.C, both of whom are close rivals in the race for league honours. Another significant point which wIK give added interest to match is the fact360 words
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569 1947-05-22 7 According to an official statement, it is now possible for locally-born British subjects to enlist in the British Army. Enlistment will be on a regular short service engagement for three years with the Colours and no reserve liability. Locally enlisted personnel! will net normally s569 words
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Article92 1947-05-22 7 Reuter. London. May 20.—Danny OSullivan. 24. A.B.A. bantamweight champion. Is turning professional. Hi« first paid fight may be next month. OSullivan, who had in making eight stone s'x pounds lor championships will ;box as a featherweight. His decision to !H m A a o Prc> meanReuter. - 92 words
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Article73 1947-05-22 7 The annual 'Photography Today" will bo published in London in September this year, ard the editors are especially interested in photos from the teiritories of the British Empire. Entries should reach "Annual", The Editor 'Photography". 20, Tutioj Street, London E C. 4. by the last week in July73 words
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Advertisement171 1947-05-22 7 For■ -veryhng in School Books, Medical Books. Stationery, Printl"KJobs. Code Books etc Go to PETFR CHOXG CO. 7* 81 Robinson Rd. Phone 4142. W Basah Rd. Phone 4086. TRANSFORMER ENDING SPECIALISTS Pover Transformers. Audio, ■Haj Coils, Contactor Coils, Solenoids, Field Coils. Tropic-Proof Windings. Orchard Rd.. Singapore. Phone 7295 H'ltEftTf JUNG171 words
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Advertisement271 1947-05-22 7 iO-DA* YOLK ftitft PREVIEWS... Totem* YFS. TO-DAY YOUR JURY SEES "Tc-n»orrov/ tj Forever" FOR THEIR VERDICT I ii iHIS SPACE! SL'W BEX CINEMA OPENING TODAY 3 00. 6.30 9.15 p.m 1946's Top Motion Picture! Irene Durre Rex Harr:son Linda Darnell m "ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM" To we tire:271 words
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Miscellaneous24 1947-05-22 7 SINGAPORE TIDE-TABLE TODAY High Watei 12.08 p m ■ft Sirs. 11.30 p.m.* 9ft. «ra., Low Water 5.30 a m. 2m 5.34 p.m. 3ft. 4in24 words
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556 1947-05-22 8 (Tribune Ship ping Reporter) Captain Alistair Angus Martin, D.5.0., D.S.C. (two bars), R.D., R.N.R., Penang's new Harbour Master, accompanied by his wife and Rosemary, their five-year-old daughter, arrived in Singapore on board the "Kota Agoeng," yesterday. This Will be no556 words
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35 1947-05-22 8 A Gloster Jet Meteor plane fastest fighter in the world —being assembled at Tengah j airfield. Two of these aircraft have arrived, and it is expected the pilots to man them will be here soon.RAFoto.35 words
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414 1947-05-22 8 COLOMBO.—Education in Malaya is less developed i than in Ceylon, but Malaya is determined not to get involved in controversies on school education which have Vexed this Island, according to Dr. Ivor Jenningo, j Vice-Chancellor of the Ceylon University, who returned from Singapore. Dr.414 words
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Article138 1947-05-22 8 Reuter. GENEVA. May 21. —In a match which was played at a terrific pace throughout, England "B" team was held to a goalless draw by Switzerland's "B" team at Charmeilles stadium here tonight. England were the better footballers and twice they hit the upright withReuter. - 138 words
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275 1947-05-22 8 Reuter. OXFORD, May 21—Oxford Univer* at 303 for nine, knocked up the ttorriP» d season so far against the South AfrV S They declared with only seven minutes V but the tourists played out time and tcZ\ for pW zero. 6LUe, d iliac W. G.Reuter. - 275 words
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Article62 1947-05-22 8 Two blocks of flats will shortly be erected near Everton Road to house at least 50 families. The buildings are to have two storeys and are exnected to be completed tins year. Each flat will have a sitting room, dining room, two bedrooms, kitchen, and sanitary62 words
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Article47 1947-05-22 8 The Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce proposes to put up a building at a cost of $150,000. It wit have, among other facilities, a commercial Übrary, exhibition room and meeting hall. The Chamber needs $125,000 to increase its current building fund of $25,000 to the required amount.47 words
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