Malaya Tribune, 30 April 1950
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Title Section56 1950-04-30 1 Sunday Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Ten Tribune" Spore MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Phone 5811/3 Nine Lines. Published nimultaneousbj at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Prnang. SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1950 TEN CENTS. THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Qlover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Street,56 words
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Article547 1950-04-30 1 Six Bombs And Not One Word Who threw the bomb at Sir Franklin Gimson, the kindly Governor of Singapore? Nobody knows. We do not even know if it was a man or a woman. And why dDn't we know? Because nobody will talk. hundred citizens were crowded547 words
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Article84 1950-04-30 1 I. Feb. 3. Two bomb*. v throws into the S.T.C. depot .Al-Junied Road. Only one exploded. N 8. Mar. Grenade S which faded to go off. thrown into the Robinson Road office of the Chung Shing Jit Pao. pro-(hiang newspaper. 3. A bomb was thrown into the84 words
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Article88 1950-04-30 1 k POLICE constable, armed A with a Sten-gun was knocked down by an unknown Chinese who hit him a umbrella on the Bukit Komah Estate, in the Raub >nea of Pahang. In the struggle that followed, another Chinese aimed a revolver at the constable, but88 words
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Article40 1950-04-30 1 Reuter KARACHI, Sal. Prime Lidquat AJi Khan left today for his month* the United States at itation of President Truman. ilf he would seek I aid he said "I am not going hat in hand." Renter.Reuter - 40 words
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Article28 1950-04-30 1 YORK, Sat.—Sixtyold Admiral Thomas Vinkaid who commanded American naval units against the lapanese in the SouthI Pacific, will retire on iftei 16 years service. R»*uter. 128 words
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Article110 1950-04-30 1 Reuter-AAP JAKARTA Sat.—lndonesian police and troops- throughout West Java have been ordered to search for the murderers of the two Americans, Mr. Robert Doyle and Professor Raymond Kennedy, killed near tne Bandoeng-Chei ibon road. The village where they were shot at point blank range isReuter-AAP - 110 words
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Article14 1950-04-30 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sat.—Charles Laughton and his actress wife Elsa Lanchester have become American citizens.—14 words
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Article43 1950-04-30 1 Albert Spencer. Tribune Racing Correspondent, scooped yesterdays meeting at Kuala Lumpur wiln SIX WINNERS, four of ihem straight. These were Typhoon. La Traviata, Totlanc i a nd Lord Frederick. His other winning tips were The Bankei I and Clonagh.43 words
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Article74 1950-04-30 1 Reuter. GLASGOW. Sat.- Seventeen Scots, armed with a bearing moie than M*WP signatures, will soon go to London to demand a separate government for Scotland. Chosen here last night to represent the Council of the Scottish Covenant Committee —nucleus of a projected Scottish Parliament—the 17 commissionersReuter. - 74 words
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Article30 1950-04-30 1 Reuter-AAP. TOKYO. Sat. Emperor Hironito, who celebrated his forty-ninth birthday today, is putting on weight under tne Allied Occupation. He has gained 17 lbs. since tne sur-render.—Reuter-AAP.Reuter-AAP. - 30 words
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Article42 1950-04-30 1 U.P. oa.. J. lie xviiig and Queen leit here today aboard a special tram for a honeymoon in the famous seaside resort of Huahin, on the Gulf of Siam. They will remain there until the coronation on May 5. —U.P.U.P. - 42 words
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Article152 1950-04-30 1 U.P, WASHINGTON. Sat.—Authoritative sources reveal that the United States has been notified that "within the next few days" the Vietnam government of Bao Dai will announce a cabinet re-shuffle, aimed at creating a stronger regime. These sources said it was expected that a "strong-man"U.P, - 152 words
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Article, Illustration64 1950-04-30 1 SIB Franklin Gimson, spent a busy day yesterday reading messages of congratulation from friends In Singapore and abroad This Tribune picture was taken after he had just read a forcefully-worded cable from the Governor of Hongkong, Sir Alexander Grantham, who is an old friend.64 words
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394 1950-04-30 1 JIMMY GLOVER - MacBT YAN WORRI ES COLONIAL OFFICE From JIMMY GLOVER LONDON, Saturday.—Mr. Gerard MacBryan s visit to Sarawak "to tell the truth about the £1,000,0000 State Trust Fund" is causing embarrassment to the Colonial Office. And this has not been lightened by the news that MacBryan has withdrawn hi* libel action394 words
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Article66 1950-04-30 1 Tribune Staff Reporter Mr. Macßryan. n- w staying at Raffles HotM. said lasc night: "I am entitled to ft pension of £1,400-a-year for my services connected witn the cession, but -c far tne Crown Agents have not paid me a penny. "I am also entitled to66 words
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Article61 1950-04-30 1 LONDON. Sat.— Forty-nine eggs in mc uiawei oi me i». cuoator lay peacefully on their sides and Egg No. 3*« stood up smartly on its sm'«'l end.. Incabator-owner Charles Blyth. ol South-street, Whitstabie, Kent, shut the draw.r, then reopened it Ministry of Agriculture opinion Is that61 words
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Article30 1950-04-30 1 fcxii. ivvu gins in bathing costumes wrestled to see who could take the gar ters off the other. After ten minutes one of them fell heavily and retired.30 words
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Article26 1950-04-30 1 SUDAN. Sat.—in tne Blue Nile Province of the Sudan, a child burned down the family house. He wanted to stop a flghttf between his parents.26 words
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Article355 1950-04-30 1 KTIALA LUMPUR. Fa; Sir Henry Gurney. High Commissioner for the Federation, hinted at stern tion against a Malayan newspaper in a speech to the Technical Association here to-night. Sir Henry did opt nam* the newspaper, on* v »ic that it was owned by a British355 words
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182 1950-04-30 2 GOVT., CITY WORKERS ARE DISAPPOINTED Tribune Staff Reporter THE Government and Municipal Labour Union, Singapore, is protesting against Government's "apparent neglect" to consider the wages and work ing conditions of their daily-paid workers. Mr. R. K. Palayan ,the Union's Secretary, ex pressed "deep disappointment"182 words
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Article39 1950-04-30 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Normal train service between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur was resumed last night after the damage to the railway bridge between Pa'oh and Bekok stations had been repaired, says an announcement from the Malayan Railway.39 words
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Article, Illustration65 1950-04-30 2 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander John Stuart atfter their weddKag at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. The bride. Miss Brend? E'Jla, wore a class ea! gown o» '-vh.lt embossed satin ami carried white gardenia and gladiolus. She was given away by her lather, Mr. E. K. Ellis. The bes: man65 words
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Article, Illustration194 1950-04-30 2 Tribune Staff reporter WHEN Sir Patrick and TT Lady McKerron boarded their plane at Kallang Airport yesterday, there was a sad eyed man, with a lump in his throat waving out vigorously until the aircraft was out of sight.194 words
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Article177 1950-04-30 2 Tribune Staff Reporter NINE miles out of Singapore town, thousands of pilgrims from an over Malaya will pray rcr peace at the Colony's 105-year-old Roman Catholic Church —the oldest —winch is toflay ceiebratm? the Feast Day of Its patron saint —St. Josepn... Last night the ooor,of177 words
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Article32 1950-04-30 2 MALACCA. Sat. Girl guide officers from Malacca, northern Johore and parts of Negri Sembilan broke up camp here yesterday after undergoing a five-days course for their campers badge.32 words
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141 1950-04-30 2 —And The Weapons Are Posters Tribune Staff Reporter INHERE is a private war going on in Singapore today between the Communists and the anti-Reds. Their weapons are crude posters. They are written in Chinese black ink on white strips of paper measuring141 words
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Article88 1950-04-30 2 Mr. R.C.B. Wiltshire, Deputy Commissioner of the Police, CID. said yesterday: "The Anti Communists seemed to have stepped up their side of the picture since the deluge of Communist posters on Wednesclav." Mr. Nigel Morris. Chief of the Special Branch, said: 'I think there is a central88 words
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Article43 1950-04-30 2 The Pahang Police are offering a $5,000 reward for information which will lead to the capture of any of four notorious Chinese bandits. Goh Tin, Low Cheah. Ah Nok and Wu Kerk. The offer holds good for si v months.43 words
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Article73 1950-04-30 2 1 The Federation Emergency Regulations are being amended to include the death penalty clauses for those who collect or receive any money, food or other supplie. on beha.f of the terrori: t The new amended regulations will come into force on June i. These men73 words
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Article20 1950-04-30 2 Bandits battered to death a Chinese and his wife with a changkol, neat the 88th mile Bentong-Kuala Lumpur Road.20 words
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Miscellaneous481 1950-04-30 2 RADIO MALAYA the favourites— MM the ftapi ing Annct. Prog. Summaiv ¥T¥7> vi'Tirnnv three, favourite top Minos t,: the with Sitr. Tune; 5.02 Film I arI\ r„ A week in their correct order A; ade; 6.00 Malayan Affairs; .on wm a nriz H-30 he 0««*1 Hindustani Talkie Songs; 6.30 LNGLISH481 words
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Article140 1950-04-30 3 SINGAPORE taxi drivers and trishaw riders have n working for the •Yankee dollar for past three days. Reason: American sailors are in town. Although the gobs a-e Living them gcod busino-u:, few are willing to exactly what they are eem Ing today. one trishaw rider summed140 words
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Article49 1950-04-30 3 I'M NO RED SAYS WOMAN Wcng Ong Kee, a 19-year-old woman, pleaded not guilty before the First District Judge when charged yesterday with being a member of the Malayan Comrr.u--m.-t Party. She was also charged with assisting in the management of the Party. Wong was remanded til! May 16.49 words
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99 1950-04-30 3 Students from Malaya, who went to India under the scholarship scheme sponsored by the Government of India, seem to be enjoying the country and settling down well to their studies. Recently, a Malay student, Mr. Anwar Mahmood. son of Mr. Mahmood bin Jais of99 words
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Article, Illustration453 1950-04-30 3 AS an individual entity, the King Edward VII n College of Medicine has ceased to exist. This is the fate of "all your patients, as all your patients die one day.'' Thus said Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the CommissionernGeneral and Chancellor453 words
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296 1950-04-30 3 HUNDREDS OF Y OUNG GIRLS SUFFER IN S'PORE MADE THIRD WIVES THEN CAST ASIDE WHEN BABIES ARE BORN Tribune Staff Reporter HUNDREDS of young Chinese girls in Singapore are today living on the verge of prostitution. They are the second and third wives of towkays and Well-to-do Chinese who have296 words
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Article84 1950-04-30 3 Mr. S. Sinathamby. State Councillor and President of the Negri Sembilan Ceylon Tamils Association has agreed to meet the full cost of a scholarship to study Tamil at the University of Malaya. The scholarship is worth $2,400 and will enable a student to take up84 words
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Article540 1950-04-30 3 A TRIBUNE reporter recently (.poke to a few of these unfortunate women in the G eylang-Katong district. Out of all the intimate confidences told him, he has selected six as typical examples. Here they are: CASE No. 1. This is a pretty 21-year-old girl. Although illiterate,540 words
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247 1950-04-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter MR. S. P. Sarathy, Secretary of the Singapore 1,1 Union of Rubber Workers, said yestoSay there was dissatisfaction among workers oyer cur rent wage-rates and working conditions in the Colony's rubber-milling industry. He said that the workers were now demanding247 words
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157 1950-04-30 3 Tribune Staff Reporter 1URS. Marjorie Clemons, President of the Society for the Prevention 6f Cruelty to Animals, yesterday condemned Singapore motorists who run over dogs and leave them behind. She said: "It is simply aDOfti'inK' Uic way thede poor injured creatures are left157 words
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Article43 1950-04-30 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.—A young Sikh, Kewel Singh, who was fined $10 today for failing to appear beloie the Magistrates' Court on Apr. 23 to answer two charges. Kewel said that he had turned up a day late for the hearing.43 words
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179 1950-04-30 3 rERE was a day in trisharider Chia Ah Tah's life when everything seemed at an end. He was sick and had no money to consult a doctor. Then, along came "someone" to help him. He was given free medical treatment until he was restored to179 words
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Article1031 1950-04-30 4 'Quiz - SINGAPORE NEEDS A a BRIDGE CLUB —WHY HASN'T ONE W BEEN FORMED WHAT HAPPENS NOW a n THE BOARD'S SAID \M •NO' TO THE PIPE ON THE CAUSEWAY WHY POSTPONE THE INTRODUCTION OF TAXI METERS, AFTER PASSING IT B 'Quiz' WHAT HAPPENS now Tf that the1,031 words
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Article316 1950-04-30 4 A Reply To 'QUIZ' Dear Sir,—Your contributor "QUIZ" in last Sunday's issue of the SUnday Tribune wishes vo be enlightened on the respective merits and demerits of the words ASIAN and ASIATIC. I hasten to offer my humble opinion on the sub ject. The word Asian c316 words
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Article, Illustration420 1950-04-30 4 WINS $50 PRIZE IN SONG COMPETITION Tribune Staff Reporter pROM fireman to a successful music composer is a romantic change-over. And for that to happen to a fisherman's son, with only a primary education, sounds dramatic, to say the least. Vnf thic in f Ka trim utnrif420 words
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298 1950-04-30 4 Tribune Staff Reporter TWO shipments of rice worth $450,000 are row lying in lighters in Dore harbour men to the weather, because Government has refused permission to their owners to unload them in the Colonyeven for temporary storage. The shipments. 650 tons298 words
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Advertisement125 1950-04-30 4 KODAK LwrteL F,LM 'Kodak' Film makes it easy to get the pictures you want—sparkling, lifelike snapshots with every detail clear. It has great exposure latitude, picks up details in highlights and shadows, reproduces delicate tones. Make the most of your picture- I^C^^^^-^^oOf^ taking chances—always load your >u^^| camera with 4125 words
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Advertisement315 1950-04-30 4 USE JOHNSQNS PRICKLY HEAT P*f r POWDER AS A MEDICATED /S heat DUSTING POWDER TD PREVENT w Oer MINOR SKIN IRRITATIONS; SINGAPORE FOOT AND PRICKLY HEAT j What is your sight worth Sl5. $25. $50? JB^^ rhe probability is you woulJ nt /7 "*SS»^Nt nesitate to spend whatever is fl315 words
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275 1950-04-30 5 OPIUM SMUGGLERS UP TO NEW TRICKS Tribune Staff Reporter OPIUM smugglers are resorting to new ruses to get their "black gold" across the causeway. Recently a well-dressed man in a flashy automobile, with two cabaret-girl companions sitting beside him, approached the Customs Office275 words
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Article51 1950-04-30 5 MALACA. Sat. The Federation police band will beat the Retreat at 5.30 pm. on Tuesday at Alor Gajah; on May 3 at Jasin and on May 4 at Malacca on the reclamation ground. The band will also play at the Malaya Cup match at 1 Kubu on May51 words
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Article37 1950-04-30 5 Convicted of being in possession of 25 tahils and Aye chis of opium on April 20 at Naval Base, Poh Ah Tay was sentenced in the First District Court yesterday to 8 months' hard labour.37 words
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Article, Illustration210 1950-04-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter n k .LiL,\fc it or not, but O the >oung man slapping on rouge and lipstick in the picture above turned into a glamourous Chinese prints five minutes later. (See picture on rtgh:). The young man, 29--yea- old Chan Wai Wah Is one210 words
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Article52 1950-04-30 5 Mohamed Said bin Hadji Ibrahim pleaded guilty to a charge of deserting the Police Force yesterday. He was sentenced to one month's rigorous imprisonment by the First District Judge. After deserting the forre Mohamed was stated to have joined the R.A S.C. His fingerprints gave52 words
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229 1950-04-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter SMALL boys on the beach near the Chinese Swimming Club had great fun recently when some 'mad' British soldiers drove a car into the sea until they were up to their necks in water, then turned in a big sweep and229 words
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259 1950-04-30 5 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Naval Base Labour Union has 8 written to the Admiralty asking them to provide tiffin sheds and stand pipes for industrial workers at the Base. +v Mr. Koh Kirn Seng, General Secretary of tnt Union, said259 words
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Article, Illustration103 1950-04-30 5 WHY pay tea money for a house? Take a look at Inche Ahmed Perangs bungalow, it's coot and airy, and il only cost him $4,000 to bu'.'.l. (See picture above). It has two rooms, witn bathrooms attached, a dining and sitting room, and Kitchen, Lights ana103 words
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Advertisement213 1950-04-30 5 Picture of An old hand at cigarette making-one of the many whose skill, long experience and Judgement ensures that the fine quality of a Player s never varies—and that Player i Always Please MADE IN ENGLAND PRODUCT B EAHOA S c *A C INC f ■%*f <r j OFFER AUSTRALIAN213 words
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Article, Illustration2854 1950-04-30 6 Vera Ardmore - By Vera Ardmore HAVE you never envied people's car numbers? Don't you ever give an admiring second look when you see a car with only a single figure number? Of course you do! When Princess Elizabeth received her Daimler from the R.A.F. as a wedding present she asked2,854 words
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Article, Illustration426 1950-04-30 6 THOMAS Henry Sih ock. Professor of Economics at the University of Malaya, is much in the public eye at the moment, as Chairman of the Hawkers Commission, Chairman of the Joint Wages Commission, Chairman of the Arbitration Board of the Rubber Industry, and President of the People's Education426 words
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Advertisement443 1950-04-30 6 i I Have a <mS* "JOHN SIMON" f at the Cathay *ftfr|* rjA The "John Simon" is the cocktail that won first prize in the International Cocktail Competition at Hotelympia in London this year. Ccme to the Cathay Cocktail Ber and see if you agree with the verdict. SBMBKMBb Book443 words
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Article, Illustration1971 1950-04-30 7 Jimmy Glover - From Jimmy Glover LONDON. Sat. D R Victor Purcell C.M.G., tells me he is planning m visit to the Far ■s, this summer, and according to nres-nt arran-e--wiU be leaving Lon by air on July 14. opt s to visit Burma. Indo-China, Malaya, i Java, the PhilipHongkong, and,1,971 words
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Article145 1950-04-30 7 THEY BLUSHED WHEN WITH a long lino of guests waiting to be welcomed to her cocktail party last Thursday, Helen Cornell was slightly stunned to find herself shaking hands with a much beribboned and grandly uniformed young man, who beamed at her saying "Ive brought the band." Wondering if her145 words
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Advertisement91 1950-04-30 7 Established 1872 Handy po CK W Malaya's Leading I/ADFK Jewellers D j|| Diamond I Gem Mer nants ST* B.P. tie Silva relieve the first hint Ijtfl. of a COld (Incorporated In Ceylon) ideal for u*e during the day. bay from vapex botti.. 19/21, High St., Singapore 1, Bishop St. Penang91 words
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Article614 1950-04-30 8 SUNDAY is a good day to talk about Deans. 13 And the Dean we offer for discussion is the Very Reverend Hewlett Johnson, Dean of Canterbury, scholar, orator—and disciple of Uncle Joe. When he passed through Singapore on his way to the Communist-inspired Australian Peace Congress, we614 words
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Article, Illustration2290 1950-04-30 8 DESMOND YOUNG - How Hitler chose him to command his personal bodyguard the PERFECT FIGHTING ANIMAL' by DESMOND YOUNG IN the early summer of 1941, when Britain's hold on her Mediterranean lifeline was very precarious, one name was on the lips of every soldier in2,290 words
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Advertisement91 1950-04-30 8 NEXT WEEK Rommel in the desert: His quarrels with Hitler's H. Q. generals: What he thought of British generals: How he walked unknown through a Britsh field hospital. NOW! DIRECT SERVICE W M to SWITZERLAND Wj BY KLM CONSTELLATION LEAVINt W KALLANG AIRPORT ON WEDNESDAY mW MORNINGS, YOU CAN BE91 words
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Article, Illustration488 1950-04-30 9 WIN d'JACK KLINiI Franklin. PenMy mother was aspostrophes"—was I choice for the post ing placid Kastrup Copenhagen, with the nit red turmoil of a lir-sea resue mission. I matured six-footer. rpetuaHy wears a ling smile and a :igar. The488 words
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Article, Illustration361 1950-04-30 9 IN his little State of Monaco, punching out into the Mediterranean like a clenched fist, it was "St. Rainier's Day" last week, and Prince Rainier III had decided it was an auspicious day to be enthroned. The 2200 Monegasques were en fete with the streets361 words
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Article, Illustration345 1950-04-30 9 IN the 1945 Labour majority. Stanley Norman Evans was that uncomfortable thing, a back-bench rebel without a clique. Last week, after one Parliamentary stumble and two speeches banging hard up against Government policy. Mr. Evans found himself a junior Minister suddenly minus a job. He stays in345 words
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Article, Illustration508 1950-04-30 9 CHRISTOPHER Murray Grieve, who as "Hugh McDiarmid" has become Scotland's most famous and most rebellious poet, puts little value on "the English King." and none whatever on the English Cabinet. Last week both institutions showed they valued him rather more highly by granting him a508 words
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Article211 1950-04-30 9 IN the chauffeur's lodge of a massive villa at Mulheim in the British Zone of Germany. Hugo Stinnes was once again making plans for the Ruhr. The palatial villa, with its tapestried rooms empty and silent, had been his home until 1945. Hugo had been "King211 words
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Article193 1950-04-30 9 BEHIND more headlines than almost anybody else in London last week was Captain Colin Reith Coote, new editor of f ho Daily Telegraph. The first issue he nut out carried about 200 in its six pages. For Mr. Coote. who is tall. 56. and a widower, it made193 words
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Advertisement161 1950-04-30 9 r Top Quality j B0T^° M MARDEHS \j Only $595.00 SOLE AGENTS:— THE MARDEM COMPANY 82, ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore Tel. 8252 1st MAY 1950 v Giving growing service to the People of Malaya. MANAGERS: M NSFIELD CO., LTD. OCEAN BUILDING SINGAPORE TELEPHONE 5201 GRAMS: "TERBANG" =4 Ell Wi mmm >fe161 words
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Article, Illustration1259 1950-04-30 10 Joan Baldwinson - by Joan Baldwinson TARTAN which is never very far from fashion has, nevertheless, positively bounced back into the fashion news for spring, both in London and Paris. There are jackets, short coats and full-length coats of it many coats are lined with it: and there are1,259 words
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Article, Illustration20 1950-04-30 10 JAY - BY JAY No. 8 QTARS or roses f To wear m your hair— Whichever you please— Will look debonair.20 words
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Article276 1950-04-30 10 If you have any sug estions, gestions, ideas or queries. please write to me. Joan Bald winson, Malaya Tribune. 104-166, Anson Road, Singapore. JEWELLERY —both real and make-believe—must be kept clean if pearls, pins, necklaces an'] rin?.< are to reflect their brilliance and your good276 words
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Article513 1950-04-30 10 CONSTANCE SHARPE - By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAN. 21 FEB. 18. Make up your mind that iiou CA and you WILL. Don't be afraid to push yourself and your ideas. Young people <>• love would be well mdvirn I i I sten to the advice of eUU cople.513 words
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Advertisement282 1950-04-30 10 Always Try Season Co., Ltd. Before You Buy A Guitar 115 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. PHONE 718 a RHEUMATISM Pala of scia'ica, neuritis, lumbago 7 and all forma of rheumatism 7/ quickly yie!d to a touch of Sloan's Liniment. Just dab it oa. 1/# WHICH OF THESE AILMENTS DO >W SUFFER^^^282 words
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Article, Illustration25 1950-04-30 11 .John Wayne obligingly sig-is autograph album for a tan v h.i laid in wait for h'm at .1 West Coast airport.25 words
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Article, Illustration1550 1950-04-30 11 OSWALD HENRY - A Battle Picture That Inspi red An Epic by OSWALD HENRY AN Iwo Jima, during one of the bloodiest campains in the Pacific war, when the U.S. Marines were blasting the Japanese out of their hideouts, a cameraman took a picture that made history. "THIS IS1,550 words
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371 1950-04-30 11 HOLLYWOOD Sat. j Inmost of AmcricasmaL .or industries, the JUmJ are faced with the proble.r. oretirement of workers What happens to a worK.r when Ms years of usefu.noss a rc over? That question Is Scoring me re and more tmthe American social371 words
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Article98 1950-04-30 11 HOLLYWOOD. Sar. VETERAN character act or Henry Hull is probably the only man ever to have swallowed his moustache fn public— or, in private, for that matter. "It happened many years ago," Hull relates. "We were playing in Boston and I had a false moustache on my upper98 words
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Advertisement214 1950-04-30 11 STRENGTH Jjlfefe after \l Wncri* vitality is lowered and the body 'ft—Wg-X needs help in regaining its strength, ■Kepler* provides the answer. This highly nutritious preparation of Cod LivOT Oil and Malt Extract is a valuable BgWIP source of the precious vitamins A and D. BgjgS I t i g214 words
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Advertisement176 1950-04-30 11 g <g* FOR NEW GLAMOUR W W AND A YOUNG LOOKING V -'"'-^8 Pan-Cake Make-up originated by M*l FtCtO* Hl liyu-ooj h unquesf i. >nal i!\ the greatest innovation in the history of cosmetics It gives you a smooth Haw less, beautiful new complexion makes you look loveliei more interesting176 words
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Article, Illustration1135 1950-04-30 12 SPECTATOR - The story behind the headlines in the Sands-Brooks Decision BOXING— With The Gloves Off by SPECTATOR The spotlight that turned on Singapore during the Sands-Brooks fight shone too brightly. It blinded the vision of many of our boxing legislators. The fight will long be re1,135 words
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754 1950-04-30 12 Our Correspondent - By Our Correspondent PRACTICALLY every shooting service executed by Malayan layers is a fault. TVrs i<* the minion nl Wong Peng Soon, who examined tne lmemretption of the "service" rule with qualified and authoritative badminton personalities in England during his recent trip. Representations have been754 words
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Article, Illustration469 1950-04-30 12 SAM SNEAD - BY SAM SNEAD Here is a player who was swung rhythmically down into Ww ball. club- head has b?en on the ri 'ht path from the start of tne dovoi sv n But one thing is very wronz. We'll mention later. Notice that the plane of the469 words
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Article25 1950-04-30 12 (Snail Destroy* obtaii at Little's, Daisy I (Coronation Flower Shop operative Stores. DaJUa Flower Shop-Katong, or direct trm The Gem Nursery. l i 7542.25 words
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Advertisement121 1950-04-30 12 TO YOUR FINGERTIPS ttsnA tnatucutet/ teu/A CUT EX Your hands can be more beautiful with magic-wear CUTEX...the polish that lasts and lasts. CUTuX gives sparkle to your costume applies easily resists peeling and chipping. I Because CUTEX is so inexpensive you can afford to keep several shades on hand to121 words
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Advertisement16 1950-04-30 12 Ml' a" ll-wfi Lavender Brilliantine DELUXE "A" Sparkling Hair Lights up Your whole Personality JOLD JVERYWHERE^16 words
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Miscellaneous162 1950-04-30 12 C JJ WERE SMART o*>o' < OH,VOU'LL U LL HAND ME V WAVE A PACE RWvi JJ vS°r Burly* May git all them sponsors J think of th' real, heavy J full o^grlase' /a\ I ??t P^fl ?^S u 5, LV x TSaiifK //=V\ > ABOUT ~-£VERVTHING )> A-COM.N' OUT,162 words
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1669 1950-04-30 13 LINESMAN - By LINESMAN AT the end of the first month of tournament cricket in Singapore the 'i SDorts Club head the list of playing teams not r ugh any effort of theii but the expensive Q g gesture of the Re- m Club1,669 words
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396 1950-04-30 13 S. C. A. TOURNAMENT Latest Positions p. w; i-. w. L. if. pi« nac4l. 0 3 0 0 31 ctitra i i b 3 o o 27 Indian- I 5 1 I 1 1 r"S <S, 4 1 1 1 j J g ™>™'»396 words
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Article50 1950-04-30 13 LONG ISLAND. New York. Sat.- -A, British motor racing driver's* attempt to make a 24-hour speed and endurance j run in a stock car nere was '< abandoned early tooay after the car was damaged in a I col ision with a deer which i got on to the50 words
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Advertisement136 1950-04-30 13 Just arrived: whit i: WAV'S iii;v 4 IBKU MEDIUM SWEET SPARKLING ONE-PINT pi sua: tA This famous cycler from /^Q^A Devon is now available jj| j in the popular one pint IfLfi 1 size. IT is made by the W%. Ml well-known firm of Whiteway's who have j^JEWA^ been growing136 words
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Article474 1950-04-30 14 MALACCA WIN THREE MINUTES FROM TIME Ml AU. Saturday. MALACCA sprang a big surprise today when they 111 beat Johore one-nil in a Malaya Soccer Cup Southern Section fixture on the South Padang here. Malacca's goal was scored three minutes from the final whistle. It was any474 words
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Article222 1950-04-30 14 A team of sailors from me visiting United States aircraft carrier Boxer took a decisive beating at yesterday's swimming gala between the Gobs and the Singapore Swimming Club. Young W. Wolters and tne two Mitchell brothers Barry and Keith, gave tne sailors a222 words
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146 1950-04-30 14 'Boxer Team Beats Ho Ho 49 To 34 Pts. THE American basket ball team from the USS Boxer yesterday defeated the Ho Ho Basket ball team by 49 points to 34, at the Great World Arena. The Yankees were leading all the time although the game was a rather close146 words
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Article, Illustration23 1950-04-30 14 The Ya Yu Athletic Association basketball team oi Singapore which meets the United States Navy team tonight at the Happy World.23 words
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Article53 1950-04-30 14 MALACC, Sat.—The annual badminton tournament of the St. Peter's Brigade will commence in the first week of May. Members who wish to compete are requested to send in their names to the honorary secretary. Mr. G. B _azaroo, early. Events are senior and junior singles, open doubles53 words
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Article307 1950-04-30 14 IPOH Saturday. DERAK scored their first Malaya Cup victory this r season when they beat Pahane by three poals to one at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today Pahang led one nil in the first half completely against the run of play. On the change307 words
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131 1950-04-30 14 The YM.C.A. played two cricket matches yesterday winning the one on their home ground and losing the game on the S.R C Padang. The S.R.C. won by 83 runs when J. Ross «44» and D'Almeida (35) retired were the principal contri131 words
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Article407 1950-04-30 14 Under tin- patronage of Brigadier H.B\S. King, C.B.E D.reofcor of Ordnance Services, Far East, and by nermisinon ol Col. R.C.C Ti'.r.ton, Commandant 223 BOD, 30 Battalion RAOC held a field day yesterday. Outstanding among tne competitors were Lieut Dolan. who gaified three places407 words
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Advertisement157 1950-04-30 14 a, (grlglerq BEER THE KING OF BEERS I SINGAPOREBANGKOK and EUROPE THE SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM IS THE EXPRESS LINE OPERATED BY LUXURIOUS DOUGLAS D.C. 6 PLANES AS USED ON THE TRANS ATLANTIC LINES THE AIRCRAFT BUILT FOR LONG AIR VOYAGES. For further information apply to your local travel agents or157 words
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Advertisement142 1950-04-30 14 AMBITIOUS? Then send for a copy of "The Direct Way j to Success" The FREE 670 page book which will show you how to IMPROVE YOUR POSITION by qualifying through postal tuition for a BETTER APPOINTMENT The School of Accountancy is the leading institution in the British Empire for the142 words
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Advertisement91 1950-04-30 14 (Dm? I I iom I OANDftUlf Sole Agents:— HONG THYE LTD. 63, Arab Street, Phone m'lYl. ANGLO-CHINESE CORPORATION (Registered in Singapore). Importers, Exporters and Wholesalers. Cables: "Etnac", Singapore. Code: Bentleys. RETAIL DEPARTMENT at Nos. 135/189, Middle Road. You are cordially invited to inspect cur display of housenold requisites and avail91 words
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1988 1950-04-30 15 ALBERT SPENCER - SLICKNESS CAUSES A MINOR UPSET By ALBERT SPENCER The Man with 2,000 Winners KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. DUNTERS had a good day today when the Sel1 angor Turf Club April meeting was concluded before a large crowd. There was a mild shower of rain during1,988 words
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Article43 1950-04-30 15 TOTAL POOL: $4556,300 Firnt Prize. So. I»7»14 Second Prfat© No. 898o»7 Third Prtae: No. *****1 Starters: Nos. *****3, *****3, *****9, *****9. *****4, *****0. Consolations: Nos. *****4. *****7, *****9, *****4 *****6, *****7, *****4. *****8, *****3, *****7. Double Totes: 1st: $297. 2nd: 9189.43 words
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Article66 1950-04-30 15 MALACCA. Sat.—The new-Iv-constructed Malacca Sta<h'um will be officially opened en May 6 by the Resident Mr. G. E, C. Wisdom, after which Malacca will play the Royal Air Force from Singapore in the Malaya Oixy competition. A physical training display by the special combined squads of Melay66 words
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Advertisement183 1950-04-30 15 LAST TWO DAYS! 11A.M. 1.45 4.15 6.45 9.30 P.M. JUDY GARLAND VAN JOHNSONf FALL IN LOVE T\: d&pslM *3attr\^ S. Z SAKALL- SPRING BYINGTON FILMED TO THE TUNE Or AMERICA'S TOP LOVE-SONGS BREAKS Morning show today 11 a.m. "SWORD OF THE CA.3rW.Ot. AVENGER" STARTS TODAY a Today: 3.15—6.30—9.15 p.m. j183 words
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Advertisement99 1950-04-30 15 wvwwvwwwwwwww TO-DAY AT 11 A.M. Universal's "RIVER LADY" in Technicolor Today at 3, 6.15 4 9.15 p.m Last 3 Shows United Artist's DAVY CROCKETT INDIAN SCOUT" Starring George Montgomery OPENING TO-MORROW United Artist's "IMPACT" HAPPY WORLD Tcday at 6 30 9.15 p.m. "SUPERMAN" (whole serial) Today Matinee At 1.45 p.m.99 words
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Advertisement184 1950-04-30 15 RE X- TO-DAY 5 SHOWS:- f 1 a.m. 1.45 4.00,6.30 9.30 P. M. init7 iTlnTaTF Preceded by a new 3 STOOGES COMEDY 1 UNTOLD PERILS TO unmask ijrHE W0R TODAY 1230 K {ft. 1 915 J Mcrning matinee today at 10 a.m. Ji Ji Car-non features in Technicolor .WiVi'al A184 words
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221 1950-04-30 16 NE GRI CLEARS FIRST MALAYA CUP HURDLE BEAT ARMY-NAVY 5-1 Seremban, Saturday. NEGRI cleared its first hurdle m the Mdlaya Cup southern section when they defeated the ArmyNavy by five goals to one at the Station Padang this evening. About 4,000 soccer fans saw Negri lead by three-nil in the221 words
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95 1950-04-30 16 The Non-Benders C.C. drew with the SCRC in a friendly cricket match at Hong Lim Green yesterday. Batting first, the NonBenders went all out for 192 runs. T.J. Leijssius and G.E. Bogaars top scored 39 and 36 respectively when Kee Meng accounted for six wickets95 words
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Article65 1950-04-30 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Othman bin Monamed, 29, a special constable. wa.« charged today for being found anient from duty at Alk Lee San Estate on March 8 Claiming trial Othman said that he did send a telegram to the police saying that he was sick. He65 words
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Article155 1950-04-30 16 Ong Chew Bee won his third YMCA tennis title yesterday when he defeated A.G.B. Pakir in the men's singles final by 7-5. 6-3. In a hard and thrilling game from strat to finish, both players played well. There was nothing brilliant in Chew Bee's155 words
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107 1950-04-30 16 In the Singapore Harbour Board Foundation Shield soccer played on the Raeburn Park ground yesterday, the Electric De partment beat the Sanitary Department by one goal to nil. The game was keenly con tested and though the Sanitary Department lost they have gave107 words
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Article, Illustration110 1950-04-30 16 One of the two Sinj gapore Chinese busi- i nessmen who will visit > the British Industry I Fair is Mr. Low Tang S Chang. Who wiil J i leave by BO AC Con- stellation on May 1. i Mr. Low, who visited J >110 words
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93 1950-04-30 16 In the main wrest ing Dout at the Happy Wnr'rt St- 1 last night. King Kong won the fight against uaui ..—j--» •11 (ftjtj it;i louad when Burmister was disqualified for foul act.. He held King Kong on the rope King Koug was hardly on93 words
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Article74 1950-04-30 16 The annual general meeting of the Christian Brothers' Schools will be held on Wednesday. May. 17 at 5.15 p.m. at St. Joseph's Institution. Their re-union dinner will take place the following day at 8 p.m. at Robinson's Cafe. Tickets at $3.50 each may Brother Directors74 words
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Article28 1950-04-30 16 Reuter. CAIRO. Sat. -King Abdullah of Jordan is reported to have declared that he will abandon the Arab League whether it iemains in being or not.—Reuter.Reuter. - 28 words
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160 1950-04-30 16 Tribune Staff Reporter THE Singapore Volunteer Corps who made a 1 presentation of a copy of the Corps' history and a Corps car badge to the now retired Colonial Secretary, Sir Patrick McKerron, have received the following letter from him: "My dear Colonel. (R W.160 words
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161 1950-04-30 16 China's Ping Pong Stars Invited The cream of China's table tennis players may be seen in acvion in Malaya next month, if the terms offered to them by the Singapore Table Tennis Association are accepted. The five players, now touring Macao and -ongkong, ar« the All-China and Taiwan champion. Wong161 words
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Article22 1950-04-30 16 A platoon of the Suffo'ks Regiment shot and killed a barrdit in the Jelebu area of Negri Sembilan on Friday.22 words
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390 1950-04-30 16 A.P. U.P. NEW YORK. Sat.—Veteran pitcher. Bobby Feller, showed all his oldtime mastery as he held the Detroit Tigers to eight scattered hits while his Cleveland Indian teammates pounded a decisive victory in the American League baseball It was the second straight win tor theA.P. & U.P. - 390 words
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