Malaya Tribune, 23 May 1947
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Title Section61 1947-05-23 1 The Malaya Tribune B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA *°w printed simultaneously in Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Editorial 5811 Advertising 5812 Circulation Accounts 5815 m x TW^— SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 23, 1947 TEN CENTS The Malaya Tribune London Agents:—Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd..61 words
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Article620 1947-05-23 1 Harry Fang, Tribune Staff Reporter - Mass Reburial Of Victims First Govt. To Be Asked For Assistance (By Harry Fang, Tribune Staff Reporter) The Tribune understands that the military authorities have not yet reached a final decision in the confirmation or otherwise of the sentences passed by the War Crimes Court upon620 words
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Article107 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. Newport, Mormouthshire. May 22.—Francis James, who as a boy sold newspapers, ran errands and worked as a barber's latherer, left over £300,000. (52,500,000 in Malayan, currency), it was disclosed in a will just published. At the age of 10 he started business in a little generalReuter. - 107 words
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Article112 1947-05-23 1 Itibun* Staff Reporter) I Clerical Service will hold its last lay, when its presld M Danker, will move to dissolve the as- ied reconstitute it as Clerical Service was formed last in the General Ice to follow a disfrom the JCSA In Improvement of lions cf112 words
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91 1947-05-23 1 CANBERRA, May 22.—Dr. Heritt. Minister for Exter.;d in the House of Representatives today: "Though vice investigations w not vet completed the story rmation of a company adei Communist control to extralian Indonesian r\ to bf» part of a Pftttj elaborate hoax.'' leless, he said, the visit-; i91 words
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173 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. OVJ May 22.—Soviet History, L M. Lemat one of the series re sponsored by rganlsed All Union r the Spread of Scieni 1 litica] Knowledge. v present threat to Empire came not Vet Union but from ■y L I Mates. bribed the "furore"Reuter. - 173 words
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Article127 1947-05-23 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Aiming at practical teaching for upper form student-, the St. Andrews' Boys' School lias added a c:vics course to the curricula of boys of standards VII. VIII und IX. The programme includes training for a research group, lectuies debates and visits to127 words
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Article198 1947-05-23 1 U.P. London. May 22 —The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Hugh v Dalton, receiving an honorary 1 degree from Manchester Tjni- j versify, revealed that the for- j mer Prime Mirister. Mr. Chur- chill, had forged his coalition government to a white-hot determination to win the war byU.P. - 198 words
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Article92 1947-05-23 1 Malacca. Thursday. The Malacca Commissioners today discussed the question of the period of enemy occupation to be reckoned towards the qualifying period of service for cliI'bilty for the super annuation Pund. It was proposed by the President Mr E. V. G. Day that the Commissioners should92 words
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Article48 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. SAIGON, May 21. Plague has broken out ir Saigon city, the healtn authorities reported today. "We are warning the people to get inoculated at orce," they stated in an appeal. "The attacks so far have been few but i ndifferer cc is dangerous. Reuter,Reuter. - 48 words
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157 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. LONDON. May 22. The British Government is now considering the Chinese draft lor a new commercial and navigation treaty between the two countries which raises as one of its outstanding points the question whether the scope of the treaty should extend to ChineseReuter. - 157 words
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250 1947-05-23 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr R. S. B. Wiltshire, Chief of the C.1.D., commenting upon the allegations made by Mr. Ah Choon, VicePresident of the Singapore Harbour Board Labour Union that he and some members were kidnapped by certain members of the "No. 9 Dragon Secret250 words
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Article62 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. PARIS. May 21.—Forces »n Madagascar who tose against the French administration at the end of March have been Mirrounced "but rot suppressed" after the recent arrival of Frerch rehforcemer ts. Marius Moutet, Colonial Minister, told the French cabiret today. He said according to a communique theReuter. - 62 words
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Article260 1947-05-23 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A home for poor girls of good character—Girls' Homecraft Centre—sponsored by the Social Welfare Department and financially supported by the Government, is to be opened in the very near future. The locality is in Queen Street, and the building, a former260 words
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Article185 1947-05-23 1 Surprise From London (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Teacher*' Un:on aave been surprised by the advice given by the National Union af Teachers in Bricam on tne question of trade unionism. The advice received says it is not advisable for local teachers to form them-elves into185 words
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Article193 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. Schevenmgen, Holland. May 22.—Tne Policy Committee of the international Federation of Agricultural has decided to press for an international commodity agreement for rice as well as wheat prices, and to increase production and achieve in production costs n response to strong pleas byReuter. - 193 words
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Article86 1947-05-23 1 I The GOC Singapore District. Major Gene.al L. H. Cox, CB, CBE. MC, at present in hospital in the Cameron Highlands, will be attending a generals' convention In fcngand In June, as repres«nts>Uve from South East Asia. The generals' convention follows the infantry commanders' conference86 words
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Article39 1947-05-23 1 Reuter. JERUSALEM. May 22 A bomb exploded near Acre Prison today whore 251 prisoners were set free recently by Jewish extremists. A bridge was damaged and one British l>erFon was seriously wounded. Reuter. iReuter. - 39 words
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Advertisement10 1947-05-23 1 /shoes r^vm £m$ Charm You READY-MADE AND MADE TO ORDER10 words
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261 1947-05-23 2 Following trivial family squabbles his wife left him in July 1945 and he was told that she was now living with a man named Lye Kit Ling, stated a young Chinese, Chan Foo Whye, in the Singapore Divorce Court yesterday during the hearing of261 words
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Advertisement438 1947-05-23 2 Singapore Police Background By Rene Onraet "Singapore: A Police Background" is a fascirating, anecdotal story of Malaya, recounted as it was seen by Rene Onraet, the well-krown Inspector General of Police. PRICE $7.50, POST FREE, j KELLY WALSH LTD. Raffles Place, Singapore. FOR SALE j ELECTRIC MOTORS AC 400 Volt,438 words
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Advertisement431 1947-05-23 2 NOTICE NOTICE IS "HEREBY GIVEN *hat I, S. ABDUL QfrFFOOR of I*o*.- 340. Chargi Road, Streapelfr has applied to the Board of Justices, Singapore for a Class Public"" j House the sale by retail of intoxicating liquors torn consumption on the ground floor of my shop ato. jS Stamford Road.431 words
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Advertisement404 1947-05-23 2 _S"WT,O.NS VA > SCHOOL SK??>f Salary Scale- 55.00 AS Highc c^J H ft Application* statm f qualifications 2*2 Government Tr^ lrfilruct pßapore. Ar 3| e Schooi ~iT fTrm»nths. Fu3QLa> "H»n facine sea \r fr °«t a«d ...bathUm quiet fcS* Can ws£?sj Manne Parade RaZ 80 U£** SStpahuSsENGLISH SCHOOL i It404 words
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Advertisement636 1947-05-23 3 lesel and steam operation to 4500 ISSi pres nt contract expires Britain SJS e and 01 provlde one; late of Teddy Weathexford's Band Box 595 Jalaya Tribune. Singapore. IvANTED WANTED mode-ate size plot land with or without house in TaiDing R AA eS lr P i rice sile details Box!636 words
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Advertisement1538 1947-05-23 3 JOIN PEP YOUTH LEAGUE;. International friendship, personal and pen-friends, hobbies, picnics, etc. Annual subscription $3. Particulars: Box PYL. M.T., Singapore. Do your friends a favour by telling them all about me. I am ca led PHILLIPS beauty brush. Your friends will thank you again and again for introducing them to1,538 words
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Advertisement460 1947-05-23 3 MOTOR COMPRESSOR—I 2 cv. ft., 100 lbs. pressure complete with gauge unloads? and receiver, perfect condition. What offer. Apply Box No. 619. M.T., Singapore. FOR SALE 1400 x 4 gallon black varnish paint wooden drum at $2 per drum or test oiler. P.ease call at 167, Market Street for sample460 words
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Advertisement683 1947-05-23 3 COLLS Royce phantom n 40/50 H.P. imousine built 1930, total mileage 5,000, laid up from 193»—1947, in exellent condition, accommodates 7 eopie. Can be seen by arrangement in Kuala Lumpur. Box No: 602, •lalaya Tribune, Kuala Lumpur. 942 Model Packard Clipper Eight yUnder 6 passenger saloon in topotch condition. Imported683 words
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Article515 1947-05-23 4 If the Secretary of State was under the impression that opposition to the Constitutional Proposals was wasting unto death from inertia, reports of last week end's rally at Ipoh should disabuse him of any such idea. Eight thousand people gathered at Ipoh and supported rejecting the proposals and515 words
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Article1302 1947-05-23 4 S. R. Ratnam - The Theory that Might is Right is being put to the test in the by S. R. Ratnam More than 16 months after the termination of the war in Southeast Asia, bitter and bloody fighting continues to take its toll of human lives in Indo-China. The1,302 words
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Article641 1947-05-23 4 TAN CHENG LOCK - By TAN CHENG LOCK IN A SPEECH AT IPOH Under the Constitutional proposals and the Cheeseman Consultative Commitfee's recommendations, there will be forced and inflicted upon the people of this country a Constitution which will give a renewed lease of life to that one-man system of641 words
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Article141 1947-05-23 4 11 Letters To The Editor T 1 The People's Postbag Sir.—lt is sad to note that Mr Justice Worley's recommendation for the Volunteers, poor as they are. don't apply to locally enlisted personnel of the RA. RE. RASC. Is it because these soidier-. like true soldiers, have141 words
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Article205 1947-05-23 4 Sir.—Apropos Outram Read Gaol, the Asiatics may well ask why there should be preferential treatment given to European inmates. According to my information, Europeans arc given proper beds and beddings, very much better food and there is a vast difference between the treatment acccrded to the Europeans205 words
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Article78 1947-05-23 4 Sir.—Why should civilian prisoners have to crowd into Outram Road when the Japs havt the luxury of Changi? Let to authorities do 'a swop, sending the civilians (whom :t 1« to regenerate) to Changi and the Jap> take over the rats and bugs of Outram Road From conditions78 words
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Advertisement43 1947-05-23 4 i k%j lilt. Lifc> rilE LOVELY AMERICAN LATEST NU MOUNT RIMLESS GLASSES uiasses thu blend with beauty and sharpen appearance with clean cut good taste and style. They are cushioned against breakage. EVERBRIGHT OPTICAL CO. Qualified Opticians 10. Chulia Street. Telephone 4435. Singapore43 words
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Advertisement9 1947-05-23 4 f AGENTS IN MALAYA.— ,i. |> THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY. I^lHfci^_^-9 words
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Miscellaneous82 1947-05-23 4 ifWSMnWis^ "paper MATCHES WITH GLASS HEADS WHEN V THE GLASS WAS MMaVM jL-w BROKEN, THE 0)*r<* li/yjjri X PA PES FLAME m w, uu creshz. o/reseewn n f> FULL-COURSE OiNNitm ib I r l\'OrttlJbto\ a J PA I 250 L„ MonsterMoNe/t tifixHi 'if ON THE ISLAND OF YAP IC-i V82 words
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182 1947-05-23 5 jhe Custod»an of Enemy muertj »i the Uuion of South Afrxa > v 14 adjust individual es a sq far as claims ongi--2« in British Possessions >n J£ f. East, upon application by the owners who a representative the Union to receive their182 words
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Article178 1947-05-23 5 Surprise was expressed that Singapore teachers were rot members of an Education Board yhch should formulate the ecucat.u: al policy of the county by Mr. S. P. Garrett, Sinppore's j, Trade Un'on Advi-. m when he spoke to commit- j iember* of tne Sirgapore Teachers'178 words
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Article37 1947-05-23 5 Reuter. tondton. May 22.— An at home grtj is bems given today at the Jprchener Hotel here by Nawab «r Nawaz June. Agent-General •<;" Hyderabad, on the occasion b Tnday of the N'zam of «Werabad— Reuter.Reuter. - 37 words
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688 1947-05-23 5 S.S. Chua - Labour Defeated (By S.S. Chua, Tribune Staff Reporter) Times are changing and there's a new stirring among the people. Listen to the new voice/ "The electoral system of Singapore must be based on geographical division and not political division.... My party exists not as a688 words
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167 1947-05-23 5 (Tribute Staff Reporter) The Consecration of MonsigI nor Michael Olcomency, Vicar General and Vicar Capitular of the Diocese of Mai j s to take place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd Singapore on June 1 at 8 a.m. Representatives of the Qovj ernmert, Forces and167 words
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Article58 1947-05-23 5 Reuter. Lowestoff, May 22. —There is no news of the trawler Becon- j taur, missing since yesterday, when the American steamer Wilson Victory repo red a collision: with a small craft in a dense fog off the Norfolk coast. An empty lifeboat with the Becontaur registration number was later pickedReuter. - 58 words
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300 1947-05-23 5 PETITION FOR DIVORCE That immediately after his marriage he went back to his room and packed up his clothes as he wasleaving Edinburgh the same evening for London on his way to Malaya, was the statement made by Roland Sylvester Farrer300 words
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Article156 1947-05-23 5 Reuter. LONDON, May 22 —An appeal tc <he British Labour Party to heed the dangerous consequences of your alliance with the reactionary lovces in India" is issued today by the Radical Democratic Party of India's London organisation. It is being sent to members of the LabourReuter. - 156 words
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230 1947-05-23 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The Malayan Railways authorities are conducting an inquiry into the circumstances that led to the derailment of a mail train on Wednesday morning at Bukit Tengah, about four miies from Hukit JYiertajam. The cause cf the disaster or the extent of230 words
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Article37 1947-05-23 5 Reuter. Batavia, May 22.—Another American freighter wUI visit the Indonesian Republican ports of Cheribon and Probolinggo toward the end of this month, according to a reliable Indonesian source. The vessel will load kapok for New York —Reuter.Reuter. - 37 words
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Article92 1947-05-23 5 Lt. Henja Jenzo, aged 34, a Japanese surrendered ptrson el, was found hangirg from a rubber tree at the Jurong Japanese camp on the night of May 9 At a Coroner's inquiry yesterday it was stated that for quite some tiroe his mind was not j actually92 words
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Article33 1947-05-23 5 U.P. San Francisco, May 22.—Rosa, mund Dzung Kung, a niece of Chiang Kai-shek arrived at Oakland. California, municipal airport today aboard a Philippine airlines plane. She was accompanied by Nei Ku Chang —U.P.U.P. - 33 words
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Article183 1947-05-23 5 (Tribune Market Corr.) On better news from the U.S.A. the rubber market opened steadi:er yesterday morning with a healthier tone. There wa s moderate trade de mand and some manufacturing interest yesterday and a fair amount of business passed at 1J cents hierher than the previous day's183 words
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480 1947-05-23 5 Remarking that the accused had committed one of the most despicable and serious crimes against society," Mr. Justice Jobling sentenced three armed young Chinese at the Assize Court yesterday to eight years' rigorous imprisonment and 12 strokes of the rotan each for extorting480 words
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Article46 1947-05-23 5 Total Australian imports from I Malaya ror the nine mor tns ended March 1947 amounted Ui £stg. 1,622,000 qr Straits $13,835,860. The principal Item* were: rubber, pepper, sisal hemp, gums, canes ard rattan*, patchouli, essential oils, coves, currystufts, sago flour, nutmegs, timber.46 words
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Article15 1947-05-23 5 Australian exports to Malaya for the rme months ended March 1947 amounted to A £15,998.322.15 words
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204 1947-05-23 5 The Government have appointed a special committee to draw up, as early as possible, a prelminary plan for building to relieve the present housing shortage in Singapore, and to present a report thereon. The housing Committee will consist of. X I Mf; C. W. Sennett, Commissioner204 words
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Article94 1947-05-23 5 Reuter. LONDON, May 22.— Leonard Gammons, Conservative Member of Parliament, asked the Colonial Secretary in the House of Commons today if he was aware of dissatisfaction felt by the Junior Civil Service Association cf Malaya regarding the offer made to them of backpay during theReuter. - 94 words
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Advertisement22 1947-05-23 5 Your teeth White and Sparkling IF YOU USE i PAN A M$ TOOTH ff PASTE M ***** >o:p Vnts: MaUvsan Traders Ltd.,22 words
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Advertisement33 1947-05-23 5 GM/13 2 your 2\2 t*j* t* vJD/O programmes with %jr certainty! >/| Ĕj£ ADVT. OP THE GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, LTD. OF ENGLAND SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOH PENANG 'TT'Triu Ti m ggggpi r■ fSSSm '~frr^m33 words
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1084 1947-05-23 6 At a passing-out parade to be held at 9 p.m. today at the Police Training School, His Excellency the Officer, Administering the Government, Mr. P.A.B. Mc Kerron, will present the following {Police Medals: King's Pcjice and Fire Services Medal for Distinguished Services to Mr. Edmund1,084 words
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105 1947-05-23 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The announcement that local young men. would be recruited into the British Army for service in Malaya and Singapore, brought quite a number of Asiatics to the recruiting centre at the old English School at Oldham Lane yesterday—the flrs rday of recruitment.105 words
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Article229 1947-05-23 6 An inquiry into the death of Gopal, an Indian, who was shot at the docks by the police during the early hours on the rorism is costing £3,500,000 at the Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday. Two police parties, under Inspectors Ec Sim Mong and James Sanderson, it229 words
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Article42 1947-05-23 6 Dr. Burhanuddin, President of the Malay Nationalist Party, who returned from Rangoon after having earlier attended the Asian Relations Conference at New Delhi a s leader of the Malayan delegation, was entertained to a party last ni?ht at the Jalan Sultan school.42 words
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299 1947-05-23 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) A petition that teachers of the Singapore Government grant-in-aid schools "should not be penalised for the belief that religion has a place in a system of education," has been sent by the Singapore Teachers' Union to managing bodies299 words
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Article97 1947-05-23 6 Admiral Sir Denis Boyd. X.C.8., C.8.E., D.S.C., Commander of the Pacific Fleet is due to arrive in Singapore on H.M.S. Alert on June 21. The Admiral sails from Horgkong on May 30 and will proceed to Bangkok. After a tenday stay there he will leave97 words
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Article38 1947-05-23 6 There wuT a comererce of Lutheran Christians from all bveriytalaya at the Tamil EvanKfci.cal Lutheran Church. Kuala Lumpur, on May 25 ar<d 20 the Rt. Rev. pr. J Sandegreu, Bishop of Tranquebar, win preside.38 words
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Advertisement118 1947-05-23 6 Book NowToT^ TO-MORROW'S MIDNIGHT EVENT! I I ...«.r. .VOU.UJILL 1 REMEMBER COLUMBIA'S 11 a.m., 1.45, 4.15 /1 ATU A V j* 6.45, 9.30 lAIII A I TO-DAY J TO-MORROW MIDNIGHT I i 111. terk 9 twMfl* rwmm. i "^.^^M DOROTHY LAMOUR kwL' ~V R^iaAND^^^g^^i The First human being ever to118 words
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806 1947-05-23 7 Surprise Selections In Rest Team (By Our Special Cricket Correspondent) Po* g ?u POr JLT UI witness this week-end on the S.C.C. SInS? c flrst "Clarke Cun" natch between the Europeans and "The Rest". Mr V? OT J g a Clarke Cup", presented806 words
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Article60 1947-05-23 7 The following will represent the Indian Association against RAF. Paya Lebar, on Sunday at 1.30 pjn. at Paya Lebar. Transport leaves Messrs. Balbir at 1 p.m. N. AbbiusUioy. Ke\Un Mallal. S. Retnam, P. Parthasarathy, R. Sithararp. Ram Singh, N. R. D'Vae, R. Bapoo, Rasiklali, Z. Bhatri, R. Sharma.60 words
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Article34 1947-05-23 7 M«mbers of the CYMA (Church of the Sacred Heart) are informed v.at a picnic will be held at Mr. Kee Sun's bungalow on Monday. Transport will leave Tank Road at 8 a.m.34 words
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Article202 1947-05-23 7 .QfjDON May 22.—Norman en to captain Eng first Test against gjj a scored 137 for lust Glamorgan at ;jv. This his first season, took three h urs, including 14 mainly beautiful he did not offer a crance. the Nottinghamcould not piay the d nere dismissed n<J202 words
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157 1947-05-23 7 LONDON, May 22.—1n spite of puhi.c outcry against it, toe British Boxing Botvt of Control intc-nds to adhere to the colour bar, where British t'Ues are concerned. The Board have turned down the tfquesst of John Lewis, Labour Member of Parliament J157 words
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Article197 1947-05-23 7 Football League SCFA (I) vs RAF, Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m. With nine points or seven games, the Airmen are out to coUect full points today from the Chinese juniors, with whom they drew (threeal) in the first round, in order to be in the race with the Army197 words
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Article68 1947-05-23 7 The following have been selected to represent Eclipse B.P. in a badminton match of 4 singels and 3 Doubles against the Dapat B.P. of Johore on May 29 commencing at 6 p.m. at the Eclipse Court, No. 75, Koon Serg Road. Singapore:—S. Ahmad Alhabshi. Chan Khek Eng, Cheong68 words
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Article539 1947-05-23 7 S.R.C 3. Navy 2 Playing with three substitutes in their League fixture at Jalan Besar yesterday, the Singapore Recreation Club sprang a surprise by defeating the Navy once again this time by three goals to two. In the first round the Recs won three-one. It was539 words
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Article96 1947-05-23 7 The following are selected to represent the Social B.P. agairjEt the Carefree B.P. (Reserves) in a friendly return match of 4 Singles and 3 Doubles to be played on tneir court, 33. Lororg 22, Geylang on Whit Sunday at 4.30 p.m.: E. A. Nur'is, Tan Chwee Kang, Lee96 words
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Article83 1947-05-23 7 A badminton match has been arranged between Lucky Strike I B.P. and the Serar/goon Ran- j gers at 227-J, Upper Serangoon j Read on May 31, at 4 p.m. Messrs. Koh Beng Swee, Hoo Chun Kah, Cheang Ser« Geok, Tar Kee Liff, Cyril de Souza, j Or..g83 words
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Article57 1947-05-23 7 The following" will represent the J.C.S.A. at soccer against St. Joseph's Institution XI at the school ground on Saturday: j W. Henrjroff. Chee Choon P. Ross, Sabai. Ranatur.ga. Naidu, Yusof Nawawii, Mad or. Khoon Horg, Sui Heng, E Pa*lar, L A. Bakar. A. de Souza, A. De Siiva,57 words
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714 1947-05-23 7 ATOMIC - (By ATOMIC) Several letters have been received by us from football enthusiasts, (players as well as spectators), making reference to the S.A.F.A. League games on Monday when the Malays met the Army, and on Tuesday when the Chinese avenged their first round defeat by714 words
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Article98 1947-05-23 7 In a badminton encounter of 5 singles and 2 doubles to be played on Sunday, at 3.00 p.m. at the Maxfli B.P.s court, 729-A, Upper Serangoon Road, the Peterdale Badminton Party will meet the Hospital Assistants and Dressers Association. A team will be selected from the98 words
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Article178 1947-05-23 7 Duffers Cup Golf Scorers and Starling times for the Duffers Cup competition which will oe no d on Wrut Monday are as follows (Ist pair to start off from the first Tee and the second from the 10th Tee): 8.45 a.m. Lo Ching Yee (24) vs Chua Boon Yew (18);178 words
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Article55 1947-05-23 7 I The followiing will represent the i Singapore Clarke Rangers at cricket I against RAF, Tengah, at Tengah lon Sunday at 11 a.m.:— A Jansen, S. M. Ally, H. Shah. b. Kleinman, I. Isa (capt.;, Solakan Singh, H. Rcdrigues, Gregory de Suva, A. R. Omar, Lav Hock Chve55 words
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Article30 1947-05-23 7 Reuter. *S«P2S May 21.-Soccer result Third Division (Northern) York City I, Oldham Athletic o. Rugby League results: Huddersfleld 40, York 14; Leeds 2, Bedford Northern 2. Reuter. lUU,oraReuter. - 30 words
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Advertisement217 1947-05-23 7 Barbara Stanwyck's Createst Performance! To-day Four Shows 1.30—4—6.30—9.30 p.m. A MAkHtZ ricxute! GEORGE BRENT LUCIIE WATSON TOMGRRGW-lla.m. < CHILDREN'S MATINEE MARLBOROUGH GRAND OPENING TODAY 3.30, 6.30 and 9.15 p.m. Beautiful BEGUM PARA (of •Chand" Star) with DAVID, DIXIT ai d Mary Others. In a super Social Musical Hit. "CHHAMIA" (Hindustani)217 words
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301 1947-05-23 8 Our Sports Reporter - (By Our Sports Reporter) The Singapore Chinese Amateur Sports Federation are going ahead with their various championships in all branches of spcrt, in preparation for the coming all-Malayan Chinese meet in August, when the Malayan contingent will be selected for the China301 words
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217 1947-05-23 8 U.P. LONDON, May 22. —Communist Philip Piratin was given the cold shoulder in the Commons to-day when he tried to dig into the affairs of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor. Piratin, cne of the two Communists in Parliament, asked the Chancellor ofU.P. - 217 words
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Article147 1947-05-23 8 Mr. Kenneth S. Pattern, former U.S A. Consul-General for Malaya, is arrtv!ng in Singapore today by plane from Bangkok for a short visit. Mr. Patton evacuated from Singapore on Feb. 11. 1942. and got through to Australia. from whence he returned to the States. During147 words
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Article154 1947-05-23 8 IPOH.—"RestricUons In tne U&e of electricity are ineviaole Jii certain areas. "The position is that machinery and equipment destroyed, removed or neglected by the enemy, cannot be replaced at the same rate as the increased demands for current takes place, said the Hon. Mr. A. V.154 words
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Article24 1947-05-23 8 A white patch and a red reflector on the back mudguard of bicycles will rot be legally necessary in Britain i ext win ter.24 words
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718 1947-05-23 8 Atomic Club Manager Fined $4,200 Before imposing a fine of $4,200 on Yee Cheok Wan, aged 47, a partner of the Atomic Club, yesterday morning, the Third Police Magistrate Mr. K. M. Byrne remarked: "It clearly appears from the evidence that this is a718 words
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Article252 1947-05-23 8 (Tribune Staff Reporter) The trial of Sergeant Homma Takao, a member ot" the Japanese Kempeitai in Johore Bahru during the occupation, ended yesterday when he was found guilty and sentenced to death by a War Crimes Court at SEATIC HQ. Johore Bahru. Sergeant Takao252 words
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Article385 1947-05-23 8 OXFORD, May 22.—The South African batsmen found little to worry them in the Oxford University attack here to-day and they made their highest score of the tour so far. In reply to Oxford's first innings score of 303 for 9 declared, they made 510 for 6385 words
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Article414 1947-05-23 8 On Sunday. RNAS SEMBAWANG defeated GHQ 2nd Echelon SEALF j by 42 runs. RNAS batted first and. on a lively pitch, wickets soon began to faL. With the score at 18 for 6, Laverty joined Ashworth and it was not until the score reached 51 that414 words
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169 1947-05-23 8 Horses, Transfers Classification The following classification of horses has been issued by the Straits Racing Association: TRANSFERS: FROM CLASS 2 TO CLASS l> Double Nine, King Arthur. FROM CLASS 1 TO CLASS 2:—Calamint, Colour Patch, Distinguished, Jesanne, Ron Marie. FROM CLASS 3 TO CLASS 2:—Gay Prattle, Wynmalen. FROM CLASS 2169 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous94 1947-05-23 8 I t 9Day's WEATHER Fre Thund cry Showers I Singapore W( atK 24 hour, irnm er Forecasting station L l "land. Far East A r Com. Fairtlv cli ucv •< tv, thurdery noon and early al coming firo htor f ;e mf. irg and rlurict V* 2* C.oud increa>, \'Z94 words
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