Malaya Tribune, 13 August 1948
1948-08-13
1
8
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/maltribune
Malaya Tribune
-
Title Section63 1948-08-13 1 The Malaya Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Larger Sales than any A fternoon Paper in Malaya Printing Simultaneously Kuah, Lumpur, Ipnh 6 Penang Telegram*: Tribune Spore." Telephone: Mil <9 lines) right pages SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 1948 PRICE TEN CENTS The MALAYA TRIBUNE Londun Ayents M*s*rs. Coim Turner63 words
-
461 1948-08-13 1 —But Berlin Situation Continues To Be Tense Reuter. From DON DOLLAS MOSCOW, Aug. 12.—The three Western envoys tonight had their tilth meeting with the Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Molotov, since the Moscow talks to find a basis for agreement on Germany began a fortnightReuter. - 461 words
-
Article52 1948-08-13 1 Reuter. SAS'KiNG, Auit. 12: -Dr. ITai Hhih-chieh, Chimsr Minister, tonight ■< ii China's provisional tuition of the indeptn- <</// QfiVG imwl as ttttd joruud unih r im of the Unit» (I ■ilta nt ouslii Dr. Liv WOM appointed diplomatic represfii- f. in Korea with the rank theReuter. - 52 words
-
129 1948-08-13 1 U.P. ItHtl.IV, Aug. 12.—A rep<>rt that the Soviet Army wai preparing to move sizeuhlr number* of new troops into (iermany soon, spear■raded a propaganda barrW signalizing M new low in I u«U W»*st relations. The British-licensed newsnaper Telegraf said that tlolhJng shops andU.P. - 129 words
-
193 1948-08-13 1 U.P. LAKE SUCCESS, Aug. 12.—Mr. Trygve Lie, retary General of the United Nations Organizaspeaking to the press today, called for a h -West conference, hinting that the entire ion will be put before the General Assembly ss agreement be reached. He said There isU.P. - 193 words
-
Article50 1948-08-13 1 »h— t— usanda ot people have tilt- combined Engineer- Trade Exhibition at the Woi Id since it comfon Aug. 1. The exhibio! will end on Sunday night. An attraction to visitors toand on the last night will be the distribution of free tne various exhibitors.50 words
-
Article24 1948-08-13 1 Reuter. W tshington, Aug. 12. United extended de facto recogtay to Korean Govern- 'ii-nt formed in South Korea on May S3, ReuterReuter. - 24 words
-
Article52 1948-08-13 1 Tokio Aug. 12. Director General Kataro Nagai. of th< Japanese Board of Trade, today intimated that agreements between Japan and sterling bloc countries would be concluded within the next two weeks. Agreements are being sough* with the United Kingdom. Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the British52 words
-
Article96 1948-08-13 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Aug. 12—-Fivt •uembers of Tibet's first trad* rission to the United State old the press today they wislv o sell wool, furs, hides, gold ilver and wood carvings, wool- i carpets, tapestries and Yak ails to American customer /ith the object of buildingU.P. - 96 words
-
Article54 1948-08-13 1 U.P. HOLLYWOOD. Aug 12.The movie colony hardly reacted to a report from aboard that Merle Oberon, who is at present in Rome. has separated from Lucien Ballard. Most of Hollywood were wearing that "I-knew-it-all-thc-time" look. Some here predict that Oberon will divorce Ballard and immediatelyU.P. - 54 words
-
Article121 1948-08-13 1 U.P. NEW YORK. Aug. 12. The Russian Consul General today ignored the New York State Supreme Court Order, to appear before the eoHrf, bni the court decided not to fake further action against the Boviel official Im mediately. Consul General Jacob Lomakin failed to appear in courtU.P. - 121 words
-
221 1948-08-13 1 Reuter. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.—A woman who jumped or fell from the third or fourth floor window of the Soviet Consulate in New York tonight was identified by police as Mrs. Oksana Stepanovna Kosenskina. 52-year-oln Russian schoolteacher living in the Consulate. Earlier the Russian EmbassyReuter. - 221 words
-
Article38 1948-08-13 1 Reuter. MANILA. Aug. 12. For mer Lieutenant General Shi genori Kuroda, whom Mamlans during the occupation nicknamed "playboy general" wi|l be tried by a Philippinemilitary commission here on charges of war crimes. Reuter.Reuter. - 38 words
-
Article55 1948-08-13 1 A European mnm si tonu jive persons arrested under the Etntifienei/ Herniations lost nif/hi. He is the .second European i detained sinie the neie lav came into four. The Other persons urn sted last nii/ht ore three Chim n an I an Indian. To date a total of55 words
-
Article66 1948-08-13 1 Today, in the early hours, a arge combined force of C.I.D. fficers and uniformed po'ic•arried out raids on two Ram* )cngs off Pay a Lebar Road and ounded up a total of 10& Chi* »ese. The men are being detained n the cells at the C.I.D.66 words
-
Article68 1948-08-13 1 A g,and.->on of the first Chinese Consul-General to be appointed to Singapore, now i > jrotessor of China's Okies (Iniversity, Lingnan in Canton, called at Singapore this morning on his way to the United Kingdom. He is Huang Yen-Yu. Ph.D.. Professor of History and Dean oi68 words
-
Article, Illustration163 1948-08-13 1 fTribune Staff Reporter). The Chinese Consul-General Di. Wu Paak-shing, arrived back in Singapore thin morning on board the Canton. Interviewed by the Tribune. Dr. Wu declared that the Chi- aese Government was much con. oerneo over the present wave of trouble in the Federation of Malays and163 words
-
Article132 1948-08-13 1 Tel Aviv, Aug. 12. -Latrun pumping .station due to start supplying water to Jerusalem today under United Nathans supei Vision waa blown up early today and left burning. It was reported in Jerusalem that the Aiab Legion were responsible. News of the explosion came while the132 words
-
Article38 1948-08-13 1 U.P. Los Alamos, New Mexico, Aug. 12. The 275,000-aere patch of New Mexico desert, where the first atomic bomb exploded three years ago, was given back to the Air Force by the Atomic Energy Commission. U.P.U.P. - 38 words
-
Article34 1948-08-13 1 U.P. Baltimore, Aug. 12. Fire in the hold of a phosphate- loaded Swedish freighter wa*> I extinguished by Coast Guard fire-boats early today after a six-hour battle against the flames. U.P.U.P. - 34 words
-
Article166 1948-08-13 1 LONDON, Aug. 12. A Scotland Yard flying squad who allowed themselves to be attacked, hound and gagged, foiled an attempted airport robbery two weeks *go which might have involved the loss of nearly £1,i00,000 worth of J gold bullion, diamonds and other freight from a166 words
-
Article205 1948-08-13 1 RANGOON, Aug. 12.—Rangoon was quiet to day—confidence .having been partly restored by the arrival of Ka°hin troops by air from North Burma —but a curfew was being imposed tonight for the second successive night owing to continued political tension. Reports that Indian troops had dist-mbarked her*-205 words
-
Article56 1948-08-13 1 The Fire Brigade answered wo calls yesterday evening. AI ibOUt eight o'clock two lire engines put out a fire at 30, Hamilton Road. At about eleven O'clock tin fire engine was called to Tanjong Rhu where a small boat vas severely damaged by fire, i'he fire was soon56 words
-
Article31 1948-08-13 1 AMMAN. Aug. 12. Transjordan and Saudi Arabia, two of the seven Arab league states, agreed today to exchange diplomatic relations for tha first time in their history.31 words
-
Article33 1948-08-13 1 LONDON. Aug. 12. A four per cent cut in tobacco supplies to shops is to be made by manufacturers, it was announced. The cut is equivalent to 2.000,000 cigarettes per day33 words
-
Article141 1948-08-13 1 f Tribune Staff Reporter) JOHORE BAHRU, Today: Bandits ambushed a I'ohce tatrol about half a. mile from Vong Peng village at about 12.30 p.m. yesterday. Their surprise tactics failed, and in the ensuing furious tunning battle, they lost a comrade who \vas wounded and captured ny the141 words
-
Article79 1948-08-13 1 U.P. Edaartown, Mann., Auo. 12. Six men, a bou and a tint/ urc m route to Hew York todan lifter cro.ssino the Atlantic Ocean in /."> dai/s in a M> foot lifeboat. The (jroup came from Oslo, Norway, via the Azores unit Hopped here i/rstirdai/ forU.P. - 79 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement34 1948-08-13 1 ~n LARGEST STUDIO |N roWN FOR ADVANCED PrIOTOORAPHT ULYwmTE STUDIO ROCHORE ROAD »t V tetnrta Mrrfi > Si ip»r* Tel: ..r-s-4 llrs. 5> ajn. to H p.m. Ask for Mr H. V. d.lni, Manager. JSP34 words
-
Advertisement81 1948-08-13 1 o{-tuuwJ& t "For you, the m very best "Think of the r y coolest, smootliest, rnos^t luxurious You know, I suppose, that you Ĕ^3m an now enjoying the finest Virginia leaf that grows." "I do. Ami the filter tip j lett me go on enjoying it. The but dn Manrier81 words
-
-
Article70 1948-08-13 2 Am official police communique received from Kelantan yesterday stated that the penghulu of Pulai, Tong King Nyin, 8.E.M., has been apprehended by the security forces operating in v'onfon. It is alleged that he was seen totih the bandits during the>r attack on Gua :du*ang recently. Bi.r illegal Siamese70 words
-
405 1948-08-13 2 IPOH, Aug. 12. —A graphic account of the attack made on Messrs. Wills and Ritchie, tin miners, by terrorists near Kampar was given to the Tribune today by the former James Ritchie who is lying in Batu Gajah suffering from gunshot wounds in his405 words
-
176 1948-08-13 2 The YWCA tennis courts. which have not been used since the liberation, will be officially opened by Miss Judy Gimson on August 28 at 5 p.m. stated Mrs. S. F. Ho. President of the YWCA Sports Club. Following the opening ceremony, exhibition tennis176 words
-
249 1948-08-13 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) CLAIMS estimated at not les? than half a million U.S. dollars have so far been lodged by American buyers against local firms for shipments of rubber which, these buyers said, nave not reached the qualities for which sellers contracted. THIS was revealed249 words
-
197 1948-08-13 2 ROYAL AIR FORCE PLANES yesterday made highly successful assaults with bombs, rockets and cannon against important insurgent headquarters, which were also known to act as a central supply depot, a few miles south of the Siam border in the Jeli Forest Reserve in197 words
-
Article167 1948-08-13 2 At next Tuesday s meeting jof the Singapore Legislative Council. Mr. C. C. Tan will ask j the Oovernment to state whe- ther any steps have been I taken to ascertain what suit- able persons are available in I the United Kingdom for the j post of167 words
-
Article116 1948-08-13 2 A police constable was ordered to be put in the dock, following a commotion in the well of the Third Police Court yester-1 day while the court was in session. It appears that the policeman was engaged with another man in a noisy argument which disturbed the116 words
-
Article111 1948-08-13 2 Several hundred rice retailers took the day off yesterday to celebrate the second anniversary of the founding of the Singapore Government Licensed Rice Retailers' Association. Yesterday's cele brati on s. which included a 'get-together' of representatives of retail shops all over Singapore, in the morning, climaxed with111 words
-
Article33 1948-08-13 2 A fire, involving approximately 5,000 sq. ft. of lallang broke out at Tanah Merah Besar, Changi yesterday afternoon. A Municipal fire engine was quickly on the scene and quelled the flames.33 words
-
277 1948-08-13 2 Military requisitioning of the Sultan Idris Training College, Tanjong Malim. and several other Malay schools in the Federation lias raised a strong protest from responsible Malay circles. Dato Onn. Mentri Besar of Johore, was today expected to move, in an emergency meeting of277 words
-
Article37 1948-08-13 2 A "Courvoisier" Brandy Night will be held by the management of the Low Tang Chang Co.. Ltd., Singapore at the New World Cabaret or. Saturday at 9.30 p.m. Guests will be entertained to "Courvoisier" drinks37 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement171 1948-08-13 2 Meet MR. AND MRS. SMITH Who Will Give You Fun of THE THIN MAN And The Thrills of ESCAPE ĔĔĔk ,T HAPPENED ON A HONEYMOON! >a Hk m^Li^m^B Wmk 7m| mmm. V«y J v «15^ 11 111 MM I 11l II HI ■-■■■.■■l^ All r»wlllli>nml Phone 4042 Kf. A i.Mi«>!171 words
-
Advertisement40 1948-08-13 2 QUEENS Today Only: 3, 6.30 9.15 p.m. Eddie Dean in SONG OF WYOMING" (In Cinecolor) Thrilling Romance! Action! Tomorrow: "ALBUQUERQUE" NEW STAR CINEMA 5Vi Mile Stone—Pasir Panjang To-night To-morrow 7.15 ft 9.15 p.m. TOM TYLER "The PHANTOM" (Opening Chapter* I—7)40 words
-
Advertisement227 1948-08-13 2 GREAT WORLD GLOBE V—9.lj p.m. Kasma Booty in "CHKMI'ARA" NEW WORLD LIDO 7—9.13 p.m. Esther Williams in ♦'THIS TIME FOR KEEPS" (Technicolor) CENTRAL 6.30—9.15 p.m. (Jalan Eunos) SIEW CHOON FOONG" (Mandarin) Tomorrow: "THE LADY OBJECTS" ROYAL 3—6—9 p.m. HARI DAS (Tamil) da^ *9 Grand Opening Today 3.15 6.30 9.15 p.m.227 words
-
Advertisement80 1948-08-13 2 "Th. live* of., L*acer »O-.iOKlto\\ j* v i VI. mi Grand Spedrt aurartion.'f In«lr,M. n «l, n, i, ;n (h IO4X AMMafarj.. r rnilipr Indian n r th rs J altars to brush up «7* Rotnancc. "A KS|A Jevan nictun- <mur iiiii iujKT social Acclaimed by press mj w public80 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous387 1948-08-13 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY RITTR NETWORK I styles; 11.00 Close Down. datin. Amoy Cantonese; 1.15 M 7,lS 5 mESFSan 1 PROGRAMMES IN MALAY I Opening Announcement Prog. MALAI S 12 00 nf)on Programme sum- Summary in Tamil with SigPROGRAMMES mary; 12.05 Domestic Affairs; I nature Tunc; 1.17 Tamil song; From387 words
-
-
Article76 1948-08-13 3 c m stealing W worth of iin< < Peng Cheng i- ~-t>ntenced to ont imprisonment at Police Court yester Of $50, in default rigorous imprison dso imposed. The nployed at the AirR.A.F. Changi, was have committed the August 4 at 5.55 a.m. w I V EAR-OLD76 words
-
634 1948-08-13 3 (Tribune Stuff Rej>orter) Indian labour leaders were not parties to "plans" in the minds of the Malayan terrorist leaders, Mr. J. A. Thivy, Representative of the Government of India in Singapore, told the local press yesterday. Mr. Thivy has just returned here634 words
-
Article189 1948-08-13 3 Found guilty of assisting in the management .of an unlawful secret society and of pos- session of triad society documents, a 19-year-old Chinese, Ong Swee Huat, was sentenced ,to nine months' rigorous imprisonment plus a fine of $500 or a further three months' in default. A189 words
-
766 1948-08-13 3 j The English character, said Mrs. G. Hawkins in the couise of an interesting talk on "Tc English" an East West Society meeting held in llu Y.M.CA.. last nignt. is one of marked contrasts There is so much j commerce and yet so little766 words
-
Article54 1948-08-13 3 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 12—Territorials and similar volunteers in other services are to get bigger bounties, i*. was announced. The maximum will be £12 a year instqad of £8. There will be proportionate increases for the women's Auxiliary Forces. Volunteers affected arc those in the T.A., RReuter. - 54 words
-
Article39 1948-08-13 3 Reuter. TOKIO, Aug. 12,—Two former Japanese Lieut-Generals, one of them Vicc-Ministcr of War in 11)44, have been sent to Nanking for trial by Chinese war crimes tribunals, the Chinese division of BCAP's legal section announced today,—Reuter.Reuter. - 39 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement263 1948-08-13 3 Leather shoes specially designed for children Wj 99 Good looking. Lonp wearing. Low priced. ZLIN SHOE CO LTD. 135-139, MIDDLE ROAD, 'PHONE ***** (five me a Totcf—eiretu time tIS Mm i\. Why? Because it's a precision- charges for all repairs and spare •ngineered car for one thing— parts, and Ford263 words
-
Advertisement57 1948-08-13 3 >- X > Hl^^^M MATRIMONIAL EDUCATED YOUNG Lady i with good nature desires meeting good position gentleman or scientist with view to matrimony. Reply kept strictly confidentially, Box No. Al5lO, M.T., S pore. (A.318). TNDIAN BACHELOR aged 28. seeks girl any nationality, view of Marriage, enclose photos returnable strictly confidential.57 words
-
Advertisement710 1948-08-13 3 SITUATIONS VACANT FOREIGN BANK requires as-1 sistant bookkeeper and typists. Preference will be given to those with experience. Please apply to Box Al5OO M.T. Spore. (V.292). WANTED: First-class shorthand typist, preferably with general knowledge of world affairs, for Singapore newspaper office. Apply with particulars, to Box A 1492 M.T. Spore.710 words
-
Advertisement468 1948-08-13 3 WANTED f 1 I WANTED a 2nd hand dinghy.! o/b motor, a table-tennis table,; station wagon. Particulars price to Box No. Al5OB. M.T., j Spore. (Z. 314). WANTED secondhand piano any maker any condition reasonable price offered 62, Cuppage Road (off Orchard Road). (Z. 309). WANTED to purchase small dwelling468 words
-
Advertisement508 1948-08-13 3 VEHICLES FOR SALE FOR SALE Vauxhall 10 1940 new upholstery and paint. Engine recently overhauled $1,300/- secures inspection after 5 p.m. 9 Wee Nam Road. < A.320). IMMEDIATE SALE Norton Motor-cycle with sidecar 500 c.c. 3 1 H.P. in good condition. Owner buying car. Tax paid December 1948. Price $275/-.508 words
-
-
Article779 1948-08-13 4 There was an undercurrent of satisfaction in the speech delivered in Malay by His Excellency the Officer Administering the Government. Sir Alec Newboult. on Wednesday night. Those who feel that any satisfaction at the present moment must be tempered by deep concern at the continuance of the779 words
-
Article58 1948-08-13 4 Reuter. NEW DELHI. Aug. 11 The Government of India i.; inviting i 'pt esentati/ »s of 16 countries to a meeting of the Regional Commission fm Asm under the International Meteo rological Organisation at New Delhi from Nov. 15 to 22 the Indian Ministry of Communications announced today.Reuter. - 58 words
-
805 1948-08-13 4 C.K. Wai - By C.K. Wai Someone once said that the' greatest enemy of mankind is Man. In Malaya we are witnessing a practical demonstration of this truth today when the whole country is up in arms against the apostles of "dialectic communism" -preachers of violence, chaos, anarchy,805 words
-
282 1948-08-13 4 U.P. YOKOHAMA. Aug. 12 —The Wai Crimes Court heard i fantastic story of terror, fortitude and luck from the Hps of a marine master servant who one of li survivors ou of 150 American war prisoners slaughtered by the Japanese on Palawan island, in theU.P. - 282 words
-
Article271 1948-08-13 4 Reuter. I VATICAN CITY. (Air Mail). I —The Pope's speech to some I 30.000 members of the Italian Catholic Workers Association on the Feast of St. Peter has been welcomed here, and throughout Italy, as a major j contribution clarifying the atI titude of theReuter. - 271 words
-
Article106 1948-08-13 4 JOHANNESBURG. Aug. 10 —Uncertainty in South Africa over the new political situation, together with the dollar shortage and the tightening of British currency regulations, has caused leading Building Societies to curtail building loans while banking houses arc showing greater prudence in lending money. But although economic106 words
-
85 1948-08-13 4 NEW LIFE FOR CRIPPLED AFRICANS. Th. p., bilitatkm Centre at tgbobi, Nigeria, West Africa ed befort (h* end of hostilities in thr Far G less ex-Servicemen uith artificial limbs and them to that they could return to then civilian ment and CompeU with then more fortunatt The Centre has been85 words
-
Article280 1948-08-13 4 Reuter. BAGHDAD. Far reaching plans have been drawn up for the improvement and expansion of the country's veterinary services under the direction of Sayid Sadi'j Jawad. Commenting upon his plans. Sayid Sadiq said "Plans are in hand for the reorganisation of the Veterinary LaboratoryReuter. - 280 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement197 1948-08-13 4 6692 "Silver-Fish" Invaded Our Annual Sale join rut crowd BOOKS! PERIODICALS! STATIONER V! DISCOUNT 10% -50% 1 EXERCISE BOOK I PENCIL 10 CENTS DAILY 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. CITY BOOK STORE LTD. WINCHESTER HOUSE COLLYER QUAY I SINGAPORE. For ti really fine T-BONE STEAK Or Italian style SPAGHETTI BOLOGNAISE197 words
-
Advertisement151 1948-08-13 4 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEWithout C.lomel And You'll Jump Oat of Bed in the Morning Raria' to Go The liver should pour 2 pints of bile juice into your bowels everyday. If this bile is not flowing freely, your food may not digest. It may just decay in the bowels.151 words
-
Advertisement79 1948-08-13 4 r m E* 'MKflSSPl i CZs*? mi aw w* Zy**' ĕ Eye Care consists of mor4 than just "buytaf (lasses.' Bye comfort and visual efficiency depend primarily upon professional services of a qualified eyesight specialist, C. 8. CHONG. OPT..D. Fally equipped with modern Instrument*. mmm—m—mmamm—mmmmmm i il\ I I fOUHD79 words
-
-
Article, Illustration30 1948-08-13 530 words
-
Article335 1948-08-13 5 (Tribune Staff Reporter) the present shipment and transhipment ex pertinents carried out by the Government prove successful, Jt might m?an cheaper rice tor Malayans. In an effort to ensure the safety ol Malayan rice ailocatii as, and to cut down over head Government are now ng335 words
-
919 1948-08-13 5 BERLIN ~TiV« Joint Export-Import Agency (JEIA) Is today looking to the Marshall Plan to provide a transfusion of vital collars which will enable Western Germany's exports to pay for its 1 imports. Everything, Western Germany needs in trr way of raw materials919 words
-
Article175 1948-08-13 5 Tho Malay Regiment recruittag team spent one whole at Kajang recruiting Malays foi the Malay Regiment. The officer-in-chai ge of tht team said the response had been jcry satisfactory. The very best men had to be selected to be jble to stand the strains of tho tiaining. This175 words
-
49 1948-08-13 5 About-the-home glamour lovbi Hazel Court, J. Arthur Rank star appearing in the Bnmham Production "My Siste-r And I," poses in a Nettie Vogues housecoat oj slipper satin and matt crepe, the crepe in black with the sheen of th< tawny t irpper satin to flatter hi r russet hair.49 words
-
Article69 1948-08-13 5 Arrested by the Anti-Vice oijuad, a 31-year-o!d Cantonese woman, Lam Ah For*** »d beiore Mr. J. P. Blackledge in ,the Second Magistrate Court, Penang, on a charge of issisting in the management of i house of ill-repute at Dindings Road at 11 p.m. on Aug. 6. The recused claimed trial69 words
-
85 1948-08-13 5 NO N- CAPSIZABLE LIFEBOAT the Gaskin non-capsizable lifeboat attempt an Atlanti trossing, arrived recently Cadogan Pier, London. For over 30 years its inventor, Mr. H. A. Gaskin of Knightsbridw London, has been tryiny to get the Board of Trade to its list its advantages. Expats from the Board failed with85 words
-
Article, Illustration24 1948-08-13 524 words
-
291 1948-08-13 5 Tribune Stuff Reporter) Blackmarket petrol has leapt to $1.90 with the cut in taxicab rations. Due to this price, although petrol js easy to ob-1 tain on the blackmarket. taxis have voluntary stayed in taxi stands instead of plying along tho streets291 words
-
Article600 1948-08-13 5 Mrs. H. G. Horiot, wife of the' I manager of Selaba Estate, Tei lulc Anson, passed away suddenly in the early hours of Sunday jat the Tenth Anson General Hospital. She was removed to hospita' following an accidental fall from the staircase. The funi era I took600 words
-
Article144 1948-08-13 5 BUTTERWOFITH. A num- bcr of big firms in Penang, both Chinese and European. art opening up branches in Butterworth in icadincss for tht wharf extension Echeme at Eta 1 Luar when commercial importance will be evenly share by this mainland ana in a lev. years144 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement251 1948-08-13 5 HOOD forSOWSMS and all a^es My Mother's friend md mine N speaks to you as one woman to other. She knows full well the un,g, wearying backache which is »,f!'n a mother's lot. Her own mother »J\.sed her to take DE WITT'S Pills snj, in the light of her happy251 words
-
Advertisement272 1948-08-13 5 BALDNESS H AI RF ALL A 'i*fß lAVIS I'OMADF. CAPILLOGENA GROWS NEW HAW Chart* Co. (P. Box 123) KoMiHMMi ltd., Singapore. I Gland Discovery Restores Youth Ir 24 Hours Buffarcn trcm I'.s i of !>■ nr. ernr» o\t«n*-RB, ivc.lk body. Impure blond falhnrr rT-m'irv nnd who arc old and Wf.rti-r272 words
-
-
Article571 1948-08-13 6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) An Enabling Act, authorising i :hc Methodist Mission in South j .Cast Asia to elect its own I >ishop, was passed at the Jeneral Conference of the Methodist Church at Boston, I Massachusetts, Dr. M. Dodsworth, ministerial delegate to "he conference from Malaya571 words
-
Article173 1948-08-13 6 RQM& The recent general strike called by the Communist and extreme Socialist leaders of the Italian Confederation of Labour has Had one far reaching repercussion throughout the country—it has, for the time being at least, shattered the unity of the nation's trade union movefent. Never before in173 words
-
Article74 1948-08-13 6 On Sunday from 12 noon to 1 p.m. the Red Network of Radio Malaya will be broadcasting a Special Chinese Programme of Dance Music by the New Moon Orchestra. This programme will feature popular modern Mandarin, English and Malay numbers, the vocalists being Misses Hong Siew Wan, Lin74 words
-
Article96 1948-08-13 6 U.P. HAVANA Cflha 4 Eigh, bandits their 2 a Police uniform hJu£ [local branch I g 2£* of Canada, fi+F WW over $*****0 With berfeet iwi j bandits tommy gun, row t*» a toto the ban k £tt»< Havana. j US| ';t'. Police inspector Kg AntonioU.P. - 96 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement575 1948-08-13 6 MANSFIELD CO., LTD. (Incorporated tv Singapore) BLUE FUNNEL LINE SAILINGS FROM tJ.K. ft U.S.A. "Aicinoua" .From U.K. O. 6. "Medon" Due from U.K. and Holland Aug. 25 "Caucus" Due from U.K. Aug. 27 Sailings for LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW ft CONTINENTAL PORTS alohas" galls for Liverpool Aug. 14 "Rhexenor" galls for Liverpool575 words
-
Advertisement616 1948-08-13 6 SITUATIONS VACANT COMPETENT ASIAN factory maintenance electrician required. Write, enclosing copy references to Cold Storage Creameries Ltd., 186, Orchard Rd., Singapore. Junior Clerk wanted. Written applications giving details of experience and salary reqirired. Excellent prospects to suitable applicant. Box A 1512, M.T., Singapore. TUITION Mercantile Institution Study In your spare616 words
-
Advertisement662 1948-08-13 6 NOTICE ~Rfe: LIU SIEW KEOK~ DECEASED. ALL persons having any clalms against the Estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of No. 1-5 First Avenue off Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, who died on or about the 15th day of February, 1842, are required to send particulars of their claim in writing662 words
-
Advertisement663 1948-08-13 6 OFFICIAL NOTICE Proposal to Change a Shirt* Name I TAN SJEW INN of No. 132, C ross Street, Singapore hereby give notice that in consequence of my desire to change the name of my vessel, I have applied to the Minister of Transport, under Section 47 of the Merchant Shipping663 words
-
Advertisement474 1948-08-13 6 THE SINGAPORE LEGISLATIVE COl Mil ELECTIONS ORDINANCE, 1947. (No. 24 of lir. NOTICE UNDER SECTION »4. 1 tt Is hereby notified for general Information that a tt>i, of Election has been Issued under the Public Sea! of hL In accordance with Section 23 of the said Ordinaanc, T JS ing474 words
-
-
Article1934 1948-08-13 7 (FROM ALLAN LEWIS) IPOH, Thursday:—Nine races each day will make a full programme for the Perak Turf Club's Aueust mutt* which will open on Saturday. Classes three four have been catered for at this meetinjr for which ,hr dub received the splendid entry of 189 horses1,934 words
-
Article100 1948-08-13 7 ALLAN LEWIS - (By ALLAN LEWIS Class 3, DJv. 1, 5 Furs. Str. MALT LOCH Oklahoma Flarepath. Class 3, Djv. 2, 5 Furs. Str. FREE FRENCHMAN Lusan Maid Game Boy Class 3, Dlv. 3, 5 Furs. Str. ASTIVEL Sunny Valley Four Clasa 3, Div. 4, 5 Furs. Str. BADGER Kaiserine Barham Clasa100 words
-
746 1948-08-13 7 Below is thr- card for tomorrow's races at Ipoh, the first day of the Perak Turf Club August meeting Scrat-. chings and order of running > will be announced after acceptance close at 11 a.m. today: Horses Class 3, Div. 1, 5 Furs. Straight746 words
-
Article41 1948-08-13 7 LONDON, Aufr. 12.—Cyril Washbrook, England's opening batsman, la unfit to play In the fifth Test match against Australia at the Oval Saturday, according to M.C.C announcement, and Jack Crapp of Gloucestershire has been asked to Join the party.41 words
-
Article222 1948-08-13 7 On Yesterday's Game TtGEtiS made a thorough job of it. In the first round, Rovers romped home winners bit four —one. It did not take long to realise yesterday thai Rovers hud no Hofe of repeating the dose, f<rr Tigers, taking the field with a determination to win. dominated222 words
-
Article448 1948-08-13 7 Tigers Sports Club 2, Rovers Sports Club 0. Rovers will have to look to their laurels. Meeting the Tigers in a key match in the first division of the League at the Stadium yesterday, they were defeated by two-nil. The match drew the biggest crowd of448 words
-
Article181 1948-08-13 7 Tlie following will play Cric- j ket for the Indian Association I first eleven over the weekend I against R.A.F. Seletar. The j match starts on Saturday at 2.30. p.m. and on Sunday at 11.00 a.m. on the R.A.F. ground, Seletar. Players are requested to meet181 words
-
Article17 1948-08-13 7 SOCCBR—a.A.rAr Lcngur Div. vs. Bjt.C, Jalan Bemtr Stadium, l.el p.m. I TtSNNIB: Tanglin Club Tournty.17 words
-
Article52 1948-08-13 7 Another third division league soccer fixture had to be postponed yesterday when the referee failed to turn up. The game was to have been played at the CYMA ground (St. George's Road) between the MFA and the Indian Association. Both teams were on the field ready52 words
-
Article68 1948-08-13 7 The Girls* Sports Club netbab team had another successful jutitig on the padang yesterday. I Playing against the Straits Chinese MYF, the Club's "A" I team scored a well deserved 15-13 victory. The score at the interval was j 9-9. Ml3ses Iris Mathews and I Josephine Johnson were68 words
-
Article55 1948-08-13 7 In an S.A.F.A. Div. Of] League match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday, the Ist Malay Coast Battery and the Halkowyu S. C. drew fourall, after a dull game. Barry scored three goals for Halkowyu. while Krlshnasamy netted on, through a penalty The Coast Battery notched l thtir four55 words
-
268 1948-08-13 7 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 12.—Middlesex collapsed after Robertson (106) and Edrich (111) had given them a brilliant start, and were all out for 30G in their match against the leaders tocay. Glamorgan had to thank took the bowling honson Hever for Middlesex's collapse.: with six forReuter. - 268 words
-
Article238 1948-08-13 7 lit peutiny their urmmms xitcc ssrs. Koto Ituja trounec4 thr Chinese Engineering Association by hum youls to nil at St. Georye's Rood yesterday to reyain top position in the Division II Lrayue }iith 28 points out of Iff encounters. Kota Raja dominated play throughout, while the238 words
-
Article92 1948-08-13 7 (By ALLAN LEWIS) Camden*should score over the 8'- the first day, while Malt Loch, who was narrowly beaten at his first start in Malaya and should mvike amends in the straight 5 on the same day. Tiber who showed reasonably good form when first raced in92 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement266 1948-08-13 7 CHEAT WORLD WRESTLING ARENA TO-MORROW NIGHT AT 9.p. m A TERRIFIC FIGHTS 4 WELCOME RETURN OF A PUBLIC HERO No. I FAMOUS CHINESE STAR! tB mt 1 I UriAiT/l ALI R,ZA BEY LAMBONG 'v (CHIA YIN LOCK) TONY RAMANO Chinese Champion of OF GT. BRITAIN Bangkok vs. CHALLENGE CONTEST CURLY266 words
-
1394 1948-08-13 8 ALEX VALENTINE - INDIA 4 BRITAIN 0 (By ALEX VALENTINE) Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 12.—India beat Great Britain 4—0 in the final of the Olympic hockey ch ampionship today. The sun flickered feebly through ominous dark clouds over Wembley Stadium tonight, as India took the field forReuter. - 1,394 words
-
349 1948-08-13 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug, 12. A jubilant Indian hockey team painted the town red" to- night in celebration of their Olympic victory. And the bill is being paid by their jovial team manager, Dr. Chatterjee. After tonight's game, the 11 victorious players literally danced off theReuter. - 349 words
-
Article453 1948-08-13 8 YACHTING FINAL PLACINGS AND L POINTS I Ist. United Stales 5 472 1 )ints; 2nd. Argentina- 5,120; 3rd. Sweden 4.033; 4th. Norway 3 217; sth Great Britain 2,879; 6th Belgium 2,752. I FIREFLY CLASS Ist. Denmark -5,543 points, 2nd. United States 5.408; 3rd. -Holland- 5.204;453 words
-
Article94 1948-08-13 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 12. Italy and South Africa dominated the Olympic boxing tournament here today, each gelting three representatives through to the eight finals to be fought tomorrow. Also represented in the Ana's will be Hungary. Britain and Argentina with two boxerr each. Th« United States. Sweden CzechoslovakiaReuter. - 94 words
-
Article31 1948-08-13 8 Reuter. Rotterdam, Aug. 12. -Sparta Football Club beat India by two goals to one in a football match here tonight, all the goals being scored before the interval. Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
-
Article101 1948-08-13 8 Reuter. LONDON, Aug. 12. Fourteen players have been nominated by the Marylebone Cricket Club for the England cricket Test in South Africa ne\t winter. It is expected that one Or two more names will be added to the list later. The fourteen invited are: F.Reuter. - 101 words
-
Article60 1948-08-13 8 Reuter. LONDON. Aug. 12. The Philippines were beaten by Stlgium tonight by 38 points to 34 points in the Olympic 9Mketb*U (second championship group i and gained 12th place in the tournament. Beisium take 11th place. Scciing honours went 10 Campos of Jhe Philippine; .vith 11 points.Reuter. - 60 words
-
680 1948-08-13 8 WEMBLEY STADIUM. Lonlon. Aug. 12.—Holland and fought out a ruseed battle to draw with one eoal ea-h in the hockey at Wembley Stadium tonight to determine third place in the ho< y nionship. Tho draw moans mat mo iw< Hteems win play again tomorrow at680 words
-
Article171 1948-08-13 8 (BY ALLAN LEWIS J IPOH. Today. The following horses spurted in preparation for tomorrow's races on the inner grass track: Coronation Lady (Flannery) and Skittals (Ellery). spurted on the back straight, Coronation Lady going much better at the end of three furlongs. Golden Slipper (.•vllan) did two171 words
-
Article862 1948-08-13 8 LONDON, Aug. 12.—The United State their athletics contest with the British v W n 11A events to 3£, the teams sharing the hiSfS b > W7icn the Empire team beat j the United States in the hO I yards relay the Duke of Edin- I862 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement215 1948-08-13 8 FREIGHTER FIRED AT SAIGON. Auj,. 12:- Cannon shots Were bin today on a ship said to he tbe 9.000-ton Swedish freighter Scima Salen 12 miles from Cap St. Jacques while sailing up the river I to Saigon. No casualties were reported though one mast was snapped. French authorities are inquiring215 words
-
Advertisement37 1948-08-13 8 FOR COMFORT STAY and DINE at THE TAVERN (European Residential Hotel) Open to m COOL LOCALITY BXCELLFNT CUISINE FIRST CLASSBAjL 7/17, Tanglin Road. ?£i Cable "TAVERN" v »n IraH* Our Coiffeur de Dame» HtwW H MISS ETH.NE37 words
-