Morning Tribune, 7 June 1947

Microfilm: NL2330
Total Pages: 16
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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    12 1 MO RNING TRIBUNE I Sfr.es; 10 CENTS a v iune 7. re«
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    ap Cloth Releases Worry MU Dealers
    233 1 St <-• TEXTILES IN MALAYA 1 (From Our Own Reporter) fl 6. Penang textile dealers are conJ lut of textiles m the Malayan Union rj t 1 2.500,000 yards of Japanese textiles X ted to worsen situation m an already _*fl B iled at
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    Letter Bombs" From Italy
    65 1 Le tt er Bombs" From Italy lIDON, .Inn.- 6.— British 1 aotti rlti rs, working md Yard deteepted nine addi"letter bombs' 1 address- to n: "prominent day. letters, containing the .is the wer* ccns'd°red ■"us pnoufh to •*maim ife" if th.v r.vploiod ut- aU taken to the immediately. It araj
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    Police Hunt Suspect In Piracy Case
    28 1 I Reverter) 6. The for an Ch they oethe which ition •<i to have lt\ H Hin foi $1,500 and pra B
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    GOVT. MIGHT TAKE OVER & RUN RUBBER INDUSTRY
    363 1 GOVT. MIGHT TAKE OVER RUN RUBBER INDUSTRY labour commissioner warns plantfrs UPAM President Walks Out At Conference In XL (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, June 6. A warning that if planters do not see reason, Government might take over plantatons and run them was made by Mr. C. R.
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    AIMS OF MALAYAN INDIAN CONGRESS
    154 1 AIMS OF MALA YAN INDIAN CONGRESS Civil Liberties Progress i Irom Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. June 6.— A determined and planned drive to reinforce the efforts of progressive movements m Malaya to secure civil liberties, a minimum standards requlremnts for a democratic constitution and a gradual transformation of colonial
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    CHURCHILL TO STAND MINOR OPERATION
    46 1 LONDON. June 6. Winston Churchill, who is 77, is to urdcrno ar ir.terr.al operation shortly which will keep h m out of public work for about one moi th Th.> operation is "quite mi: or' it whs ..'ate 1 today Reuter
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    Rubber Rises Two Cents
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    HOUSEWIVES INVADE COMMONS
    153 1 HOUSEWIVES INVADE COMMONS London, June 6.— Hundreds of wcmen from all parts of Britain invaded the House of Commons today bringing with them a petition signed by many thousands of British housewives asking for the appointment of competent of Ministers of Food and Fuel. The petition declared that housewives were
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      37 1 QPARK Skzeneer's Ayn ncDT V<% a J Swi f l Utn. y;,;/m Balls. A NEW CONSIGNMENT of Hotspur Football Boots Rugger shoes together; with English Football Jerseys is on their; Gian Singh Co., J 30-1 Raffles Place.
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    BUTTERWORTH FOOD DEPT. IN "SHOCKING MESS"
    63 2 BUTT ERWORTH FOOD DEPT. IN "SHOCKING MESS" In this i 1 and bi I such i Th. le by Ju--I \v. Albert J and M*>hano a d q, fori I Inspei term i ard r tift r ncc^pti! g a $150 b: an Boon 8a of rom tn< eipmeni rt
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    DEATH
    59 2 Di-ath occurred m the Ger.e-'lo-pital at 230 p.m on Friday. 61 Lilly Raj. wife of Mr J. M Dorai Raj. Secretary of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, spore a: d retired personal Assistant to the Director of Education. She was 42. The Funeral v/ill take plpce today (Saturday), the
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    Exemption From Societies Law
    41 2 Exemption From Societies Law •ciation. the Straits Chinese British A tion and the Singapore Ratepayja a PRO release, have informed the Government that they wi>h to continue xempted societies under the Societies Ordinance, and do l wish to apply for exclusion.
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    MALAYA HAS 8,000 BLIND
    146 2 Qlutha Mackenzie of St. Duncans, who came to disc blind welfare plans with the Governments of Singapore and the Malayan Union, found the incidence cf bhndne>s m these is was much lower than m Ind:a. He said this was due to I more humid climate and
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    WEST YORKS BAND TO PLAY HERE
    78 2 WEST YORKS BAND TO PLAY HERE the c Regim* will under the a the Shackle Club m Beach H the boi part m ti. Birth on June 1 Royal Army Medical I mortal 8 it 47. British V. toad on Sunday. June 15. A further two cence* scheduled for the
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    FUNERAL OF CONSTABLE SHOT BY PIRATES
    107 2 FUNERAL OF CONSTABLE SHOT BY PIRATES A furl dress police funeral wa^ given Atan bin Haji S-.rat. Marine police constable who died after sustaining serious injury n was hit by bullets fired from a boat which was Intercepted by a Marine police launch. The vessel had been attempting to head
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    Search For Missing Cpl. Continues
    108 2 The search for Corporal Moha- Gul t2l) of the Mannpolice i s being intensified Mohamed has been mi>sing since Wednesday night when he boarded a fishing vessel which he intercepted off Tanjong Rhu Mohamed came to Malaya with the Punjab Mussulman De- ment from India
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    'FAMILY SHIP' GOES BACK WITH MAIL
    25 2 'FA MILY SHIP' GOES BACK WITH MAIL Km". June I ng Ughf 14 ramllii i to Hong X i a l >s- I <nd U.l
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    Crushed By Falling Generator
    74 2 Crushed By Falling Generator A rinding of death by misad- venture turned by the Coroner. Mr On Khve Khiang. •rday at an inquiry Into the death of 29-year old Inaba Hikoji. a Japanese surrendered pernel. Inaba and a party of Japar. were loading a generator weighing Into a lorry at
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    CONCEALED BAGS RICE" SH KEEPER FIN
    72 2 CONCEALED BAGS RICE" SH KEEPER FIN Aw Chwee Kirn i B ve-torr. Siß B Uce Court ;> "?Bb months' II for conceal", c 2 880 btjß I m hi Pagar R B f He was c^l B rnontti •■^'ißß'" on a second ■re j display i BB i milk B
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    "Case Preying C.S.M.'s Mind
    61 2 C. S. M. T N Tan Han. I I m a negligt: I W last, appean tJie I Polio I 1 Mr. A F F IK his behalt. I date to be the case Ift accused work I The M prepar* "W to the D.str 1
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    Founders Day Raffles Institution
    270 2 Found ers Day Ra ffles Institution ntatioi I 111 I I m mWmi ti. ion Dii I aXaW Tl i Mr. P. L the bo> that tl. m i. wh< m b t.he w< to have mford X •as plans for tl I Hair pated by more than p. hum
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    Union Jacks On King's Birthday
    68 2 CJ S An official handout saw a Union Jacks should wherever possible be flown on June 12. the King's Birthday. Flying the Union Jack, it ado c privilege ot every British citizen Before 1940. the privilege v. m practise confined to Govern- Buildings, but a
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    Alleged Theft Cloth From RA
    30 2 Alleged Theft Cloth From RA Ahmad bin I r23), I offered bail >> when I I guilty t I Th< I I I on Thur d I Ti June 13 I
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    DISCOURSE ON GITA
    21 2 A n "Srimad Bhagava will be delivered m 1 by Bwami Vamadovanniakrisl M on Tune 7th All tlw
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      141 2 tOR IMBER Requirements Please ETtifutr*: SENG HUA SAWMILL CO, 39. Kamoong Bueis. Phone 6325 Alwys In stock all v«r**tV« cf sawn and ursav TIMBER for lmmp r iiate delivery All the latest styles WATCHES CLOCKS Wholesale Retail Owi-.er to limited stock no catalogue is issued Expert Repairs Indertaken Yick Woh
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    bitious Australian enture In Malaya
    375 3 bitious Australian enture In Malaya M r HSHINC INDUSTRY P M Stiff Reporter) sport vessel m New Guin< a dur- a trawler the 63-ton AusWind arrived m Singap* th the 49-ton Pollyanna. Both hen from Australia to survey i v „i fisheries company launchcheme for the deep-tea ashing inunt I
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    Attorney-General Going On Leave
    51 3 Mr. E. J. Davit-. Attorney! General. Singapore, will be pro--1 ceedlng to the United Kingdom i on leave next Tuesday. During I his absence m England. Mr. M< I I Henderson will ad m Attorv General Mr. Davies expects return here before the new n< |n
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    Japs Charged With Stealing Clutches
    45 3 Japs Ch arged With Stealing Clutches with theft ol loir clutel -i $2C f om 'h. BOD at Bukit Timah on June 4 The Japn:. trial to •I', cha had up from dump. i lowtost pored week for me 1 tion, but they COUli hail
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    Japanese On Gang Robbery Charge
    98 3 Jan ami Jiro. a Japanese, who could not be charged when he appeared m the Fourth Police June 4.. becau-e of the lack of an interpreter, was yesterday produced m court. Janami was charged with j robbery. He was alleged to i have taken six
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    No Union Dogs, Cats For S'pore
    57 3 No Union Dogs, Cats For S'pore 1 Owing to the prevalence of 1 .abies m the Malayan Union, the Smpap rnment have pro- 1 J hlbited fer the present the im- i J poxtaticn into the Colony cf c and dogs from the mainland. Or- ders to this effect were
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    Timid Girl Drinks Caustic Soda, Admonished
    245 3 Looking thoroughly ashamed of herself, pretty 17- year-old Liew Choo was yesterday at the Fourth Magistrate's Court, admonished by the Magistrate, Mr. H. W. Nightingale, for attempting to take her life on Thursday afternoon. The eirl was cautiored and discharged About 4 p.m. on
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    Echo Of Anson Rd. Gang Fight
    87 3 A rouble inquiry was held yesterday mto tho deaths of an Ir.dian ramed Ariffln (17) anrt an unknown Chinese who died on May 20 from wounds receiv.l m a gang fight m Anson Road. fW Irspector R Sivaraja of tho Tanjor.g Pagar Pore- Station
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    SILAT RD. HOLDUP: ALIBI PLEA
    340 3 Mr Ju Jtirj partnei I In CL un Street (of! carrying arms and alibi was put up by the The accused was alleged to P have accompanied two other i armed Chirese to the nous* of 4 a South lr.t an Muslim. j&Ohfl mod Ismail,
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      164 3 UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY CLASSES. The object is to prepare students for Senior Lor dor Matrlcu'aticn inter Arts. Law. Econom'es Commercial subjects and Languages. Business Training or profession is the Weapon for Econom'c Independence and Security. Oo not waste timo. Compressed knowledge and rapid courses fo» those who art ambitious to proceed
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE
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      Two New Indias
      217 4 Nobody pretends that the division of India into Pakistan and Hindustan is final solution to the bitter communal proMem. The two British Dominions can onl, iS Unt i! Jun? llext when the two stales will have to make up their minds once and for all whether they
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      Food Subvention
      206 4 Food Su bventio n •rial le ,X G Vl rnment can materially as- sist m the general recovery of the cournbul^^2^ c Purchase and d." abou -er H d The Staple food of the latpourer, rice, is five times the pre-war price, while his wage has not improved proportionately. This
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      Modest Start!
      9 4 Modest Sta r t! OK. Kuril. ous roq u
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    PROVOCATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES!
    965 4  - PROVOCATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES! Miss Koetut Tantri At INSIDE INDONESIA s -★By* i s s This is the first of two articles Oating with the past-Linj»acl- I jati pha; is of the ladonesl N struggle, written speeiallv for S i The Momlaa T« 'buar Tl; 0 nd article will appear
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    Crusade By Florence Nightingale II
    43 4 Cr usade By Florence Nightingale II land on her latest crusade DurlnV „,st leftEng- c our 13 European oottntr, he will b of her now world-fan cause t lutions of the W:i ••man, f) h,n S? at i ■rded them as m ZaamT*
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      41 4 Di 1 IGHI It) 111! El l S THK LOVEI V AMERICAN I\ 1 1 si m moi RIMLESS (.1 iSSI -at Glasses that ble I -vie I Th. brea EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO. QUALIFIED OPTICIANS 19. CHUUA STRF Telephone 4435. Singapore
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    Universal Met A New Deanna
    830 5  - U ni ve rsal Met A New Deanna HENRY GRIS s Cur Correspondent Reporting i i v itt's ISeanna II bin" who .ble ickacefully I 11 Be i go them two r I king been much the re. i disapHolly ed the i break up marrtav* re to the In
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      121 5 p«3 VICTORIA THEATRE: Combined Services Entertainment i presents I I "OVER TO YOU" r A New Revue Commencing Monday 9 June 1 For Six Nights Only at 8.45 p.if.. a BOOKING. ROBINSONS' lAFF LES PLACE Tel: No. 5894 ex. 4 OR AT THE THEATRE ON THE NIGHT OF p PERFORMANCE
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  • OUR LONDON LETTER
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      Went To Russia, Neve Heard Of Again
      199 6  -  H.L. HOPKIN fgmmr H« eet, Maj int. Reginald Bar; who disappeared m 1945 w tinuee to 1 ittention. The story of nig last nine •hi tx his disapranee behind the Rus I Ol silt een by M: v known to N P< k
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      372 6 Optician Electrical Art Curios Regariiag the eyesight United Trading Co. C. K. Tang Consult: 61 Stamford Roe Craftj Nr*\ r\ ir- -Minimum e\v China Optical Co. I IF IT IS anviium; cost I I KTK!( PI I \s| 241 RIVER VALLEY ROAD 71. High Street, Singapoi SINGAPO: 3750 ONSI LTTS
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    RICE ARRIVES, UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION
    137 7 RICE ARRIVES, UNFIT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION tribune Start' Reporter) L iM j7 1 l? Singapore nee arrived this *i?JJ 1>0( 'l godowns m a damaged i condition. Ol these luu bags ol rice will be nt only for animal sUn Jpuon. The m the process of being dried quivaient to
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    BEVIN GETS A LETTER-BOMB
    289 7 I ;> —An explosive lettei Secretary Mr. Bevin al the POrtected today by his private secretary to Scotland Yard. Mi Bevin, it is known that including Sir Stafford Cripps, I Trade, John St i ache Mini- former Foreign Secretary, Anthony envelope bombs addressed to them. exploded.
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    Public Demands Better Quality Rice
    159 7 Public Demands Better Quality Rice (Tribune Staff Reporter) IPOH. Answering a question by Pressmen whether 1 t would be possible for the Government to arrange tot the snoply ot* a better quality rice than at present, the Hon. Mr. A. V. Aston said that the Malayan Government. like most other
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    ew Music Hall On Burnt-out Site
    28 7 ew Music Hall On Burnt-out Site IF r,bu Reporter) f i told m< ni rant bin .< U i beef] r I build i gutted it Ol not o
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    PENANG AERODROME EXTENSION
    72 7 PENANG AERODROME EXTENSION PENANG. For the Improvement of the Bayan lei drome Government has spent ■ibout $100,000, the latest imment being tr ol the runwi At present 1.370 v run way rvieeabie, an e> ards ol the pr< length of 930 yards This e> n work out during April and
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    3 DIE IN AMMO EXPLOSION
    16 7 UIN JUM I mrr lul »mmn: htrerm r tn the frvnii.
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    POLICE FIRE IN COLOMBO RIOTING
    92 7 POLICE FIRE IN COLOMBO RIOTING Colombo. June 5.— Thirty-two were seriously injured and one kihed today when the police opened lire on a crowd of strikers who retaliated with a fusillade ol stones, bottle- and bricks. Th< strikers, who were demandng union recognition, were mar to the X:: mnawe oil
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    Wants British To Quit Nile
    11 7 rune „i Bril sh th.-, UnlU
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    JAPS NOT TO BE PERMITTED TO UNDERSELL
    154 7 JAPS NOT TO BE PERMITTED TO UNDERSELL Ol Oen. Mac Arthurs fOl trade division said social ehangea enforced by the Allied occupation would en ttr< that the Japanese would n again be able to undersell the world m textile or any other murk He i>aid Japan'i indu level?, would be
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    A MILLION STRUCK
    87 7 PARIS. June 5. Nearly a million building work c r s throughout France held a twc- hour "warning strike" this even ing to emphasise the urgen v ol their demand for Increased bonuses and reconstruction credits. Mass meetings were held m Paris during the .strike hours. M.
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      113 7 Try This AMERICAN ANSWRIt TO f* ITM I »'RI Viol > l'l /./AT. Crossword ruzzle mm p*™ i-p< wlf.lbMa'klbMa N\T\e.s < ..fa name 41- .1 [slpi/ VISjBS.O T ftC^W 13-Arrow p «-Thlnnest T|/ 's^'u Sgl^E.&'AiT E 15-No 47 l \ZJil]MMp.9m^F<iOf: fc£, !7-«ink lower 46 In tired fashion |M iN-UJs 'VPS|
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    Around The To
    193 8  -  VERA ARDMOR WITH Tht Inner Wheel i. i i i 1 1 i I a ..IT I J 2 r.h. The '-palette of colour" much P any i I i ur~e malum i the ought cf: utterly Cu. find '< tury Itallai i i >• mie S
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      74 8 \MKKH \N (Mil I ON I J* I J* I cm ii PETUNIA BLACK WINE KOYAI. PI KPI l HIGH STRFFT SINGAPORE 4 ikhttilclijCm antic PI NAU IJ L RAW is PBBftWpgftTsOlJ AC [NTS FOR MAl^A^WftW RAf fuj HOTEL Abir showing a Collection of Short Cocktail Models I rem the
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    Why Grow Old?
    37 9  -  Jouphuni Lowman I I A little serous effort will se r most marriage* through dituult tune*. ACtrcsa tie la Crone hai mil* that effort m Mime oi her screen ro i«*s for Warner Brothers.
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    It Takes Effort
    161 9 lildh n you bu rf y Quick cai and Kindling, and jp m a by crackle and rest! Then c me when t ary blaze lown i nd y< J the •nuc burning at and n the cold and darkness. During this period ol Are builvorth! and
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      144 9 '^^O k^ DRESS *i^, DRESSMAKERS Phone b88)> \MBLK MANSIONS. Pcnaiiß Road, Singapore. Will MAKE EXQUISITE EVENING, AFTERNOON OK COCKTAIL MODELS TO sin INDIVIDUAL REQUIREMENTS 'TRADEWINDS" Product, MACHINELESS WAVING Sio [variable AlK. H. WU TRADING CO. Sole Distributors (Malaya Burma) 09. Stamford Road Phone No. 707(i .VOW READY. Established 1572 Malaya's
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    LEPROSY: HOPE
    44 10 LEPROSY: HOPE I En Assoc ia' which an hav< the tre; Altboui CO! by the have with the kception ob mlta sue] before h e mea Few Eiu u-d the d of its ViCt Ir.di Commei gj the Joi winch ma world ol Reuter
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    MP COMMITTEE FOR TRIAL
    27 10 London. Wi liembi r i Newn G" j men, v. muted for i on a sun they unla** I reculat i.ufactu: met.c Reuter
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    FOOD GIFTS CAUSE RIOT
    19 10 >bed un Ol An ed M I More than 6,000 on ot Art- U. P.
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    WOMAN M.P. FOUND DEAD
    69 10 111 and like m don June 5 Mi ■ne-tim. bit ol v rturhenwithi Wturr ciunp, w. ne In< pr««imin i 1 died I *a- me. a mend ip- nan fie dleri In M* wh«> served m I [Commons vr ttvr i IMS > n only 'woman
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      213 10 77 7 i oiiiii'*-!^* m sin* m I lie >im-n 111*4 Trihiiiii' "SUNSHINE FALLS" If YOU 0 te SURPRISED ■>rwu mow n'any suckers TWERi 4 SMALL J -.BMLY.. J 'M TOWN UKE TUIS. I T 5 MR.M'COOT. J V* V Lr k ™a> "•J, rsAY'-c there yes-various I^ee'-imen mayßE x
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    PRODUCE MARKETS
    6 11 PRODUCE MARKETS fl X H Lv
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    MALACCA MALAYS LAUNCH WAR ON SOCIAL EVIL
    587 11 I iHbune stun Reporter) MALACCA. ThU 1 mmitUj of the Malay Welfare Asbark on a Settlement-w prostitution among Malay ation told me: „„,<■ "fhav, i coming m from ol 'Unity on the existence of tlement. Several of th» mn. 1 h 1 mphatically
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      32 11 international Trade Corporation 209, QUEEN STREET. Now Available Pen, Pencil •nd T'-ne writer Carbon Papers, Typewriter Ribbons 4*ti* PDROPLAS DRY DISTEMPER ASPINALLS (PAINTS) LTD. f__ I 111 V. O JV. J mmw
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      30 11 I YOUR RADIO TODAY! OBK \i.l\<\l >v 4 82 j to I IMMI 1 40 M. Down. amme 9 30 10. p.m ..ii ah IMMJS S.nvr I pm. KionMi San-
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      251 11 HH) M MidKK lIIMSh o. INDIAN I'KOCiK AMAH > 1200-2.00 pn metre bund 000- 11.00 the medium irave ound n m quen cond m I and Chines, i >" Mandarin i Selection- 12 30 Teoche* 4 :k 1 pm Time Signal and s Summary m Mandarin; Summary mi n Amoy;
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      58 11 Emp. TedshiD British). E. Colm Brit h 896 tons n Penang. Boissevain (Dutch* 86 Tg. Privak Gcrgon (British) 2120 tons, from Freemantle. Sin Heng Ho "British' 56 tons, irom Trengganr Samsa fßril 43,% from Karachi to Batavia. E. Cr it Japanese i 612 from Rangoon to Kure. i to ia.
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    Boyish Frank On Girls
    233 12 Boyish Frank On Girls v irihune stall Reporter) i IPOH s< that tlv :u i mere boyish prang nd wan ting t< kn< them. Inehe 8 juddin bi anc llacharged a 10-year-old Sikh Joginder Singh when he was pro duced m the Ma The accused was charged witl g uniawtui
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    SUMATRA DIVISION
    11 12 SUMATRA DIVISION FA VI A Jim lias bee c Sumatra Re,
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    IRGUN PRESS RAIDED
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    INDONESIANS ARMY IS STRENGTHENED
    79 12 INDONESIANS ARMY IS STRENGTHENED Batavia. June 6 Tire ny I ing oi a Republican regular army with irregular Java to create a Republican National Army v. Ounced here il -sued last t Gen. Sudirman rema C Forces now combined m the Army are the TV Republic Indonesia known I'KI. tl
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    Malayan Villa Bea Hollywood Thrillers
    203 12 Malayan Villa Bea Hollywood Thrillers i rribun* St X X :t- "Xhei I ou Rumoui r that th j this time ,vn Ie H V'h2 turn tl X Mo. the kidi a fail j been c m X lie ugh th Hint* >pl.> t.. ai v eventual) A former student
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    News Brief
    73 12 LONDON Peeble ..a Mj cricketer, :rv 1| Sula boxer daughi Lieut. Col 16 at Elgin M ray Pwbl Midd» -< k war start. I missioned T\v Br; English Di a new servi beti 3 rlisl t and N ig twice Twent-. French a: be guest Ay ford ha
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      255 12 m m1 1 '^•■1 ll'SjaT* m f 'LTmw vWli«lJi^a»aa^aiiia««aai«rv .x"*^o 5w Jf LnV aft jl Br wMt I OmAWTfC SWCT4CLT C<*C4r»Ofl» J IE TO MGHT MIDNIGHT Mon who o down to the goa t,» die! Fighting on petrol- tc rpedo boots! \ngol r ß l^'^P^^ 7 H T^kT a vTT^4
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      30 12 MURDER COMMITTED El oa, lit "Oaaal Kt in i ||J: [RITUALISTIC M AM I p Jftfc To-\io|H >lnl-> j C«g WHAT A FIGU *VHa i: aihi; was Xi 1 SUFFICIENT
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    SOME PUMPKIN!
    28 13 I Italia pronuc#d this monsto -sr/rd pumpkin, a shortage, for snimnp Kay hr's- of RKo Radio's romantic com. Jy. K»n." Bh'»lejf Temple, Franchel Tent duy MadiN>».
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    144 13 eeds, Not Words, Wanted, Govern ment Told m R— Asking the Government nto action, the Angkatan Pemuda youth organization, m a State- j ■?■> •■ties to maintain close touch with m alleviate their hardships. lepresentatives to the kampor gs conuolau.tv and culy report them to the authorities ior immediate action;
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    U.S. WILL GET SCOTCH!
    47 13 linden. June s:— The Minister, Mr. John Strachey, told the Comm ght that exports of Scotch whisky this year will he 2.400.000 P than 1946 exp of it wjU go t aited An about he had consulted ti 1 with the I U.P.
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    Indonesians May Agree To Federation Plan
    228 13 until i V Repubn^ .I" With a 14-day •'t for .mplem.ntat.on ol the Linggadjati agree- Republican ll e 'y. h< that the Cabi- et vvlU i oppcaition at the piesei.t NEI government tak g over federal govern m Ol 8 The as-umpt'on of ed
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    PICKLE KING UNHURT IN PLANE CRASH
    90 13 PICKLE KING UNHURT IN PLANE CRASH SAN FRANCISCO. Jtir.e 5 H J Hcii z. founder of "57 Varieties" packing company bear.re his ram?, escaped InJury when h;s chartered pare lei m a fog rear Gladstone he Australian-Queer sland coast, accoriir.g to a Radio Ausralia broadcast monitored here toe ay by
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    55 13 Dutch Commission Return To Java THE HAGUE. Jure 5 -Professor Wil. em Sehermerhorn and Max Van Poll. Dutch Com- j missicrers Ge. eral who ram to the Netherlands to rcc verbal i: struetion.-, from the Ca Mret regarding matters of policy, will r« turn to Batavia on Jure 8. it
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    MODERNISING CRIMINAL LAW! IN RUSSIA
    180 13 MODERNISING CRIMINAL LAW! IN RUSSIA Moscow, June s:— The Russians have followed up their recent abolition of the death penalty by imposing harsher penalties for theft cf private or state pn perty under two decrees issued today by the Supreme Soviet Maximum sentence, for steal ing private property are made
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    51 14 The following will rej Mental Ho>pit a i XI at Dutch Army on 5 15 p.m. on t 1: Bah Chee. Sa- a (Caj>t». Amat Tamahir, Yusof Tahir. Ah Kow, Supram. Amat Omar Tahir. Pahie R will play aga I H A F ir.d on Saturday next hai
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    214 14 .11 ni flrs runout irth run. He displa yof powerful ted marly five I his 175. lnrlutimg 4 I w eket m his r of first i N G Hever want on fo>n second spell and with a new ball rii ished the Hampshire ir:
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    115 14 TO-DAY'S SPORTS FOOTBALL LEM.I I B C.C SOCCER. iWIQ. 2nd Echelon vn Reserve N itdteigh. 6-a-side E final: Harimau vs Se'adang. I' p. Strangoon Road 5.15 p.m Merrilads vs BODCA. St Georges m. lnd,: 2nd vs Joyful Juniors Parrer Park. (.15 p.m. IKKKET. SR.C. vs 5.J.1., Parian?. 2 p.m. SCC.
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    BILL VOCE RETIRES
    131 14 BILL VOCE RETIRES NOTTINGHAM. June 5.— 8i1l Voce. NotUrghamshire ar.a Er gland left-arm bowler, has finJshea his first class cricket career at the age of 37 Tnis was announced m an official statement by the Nottir.gnamshire County Ciicket Club committee tonight Vove, who has made 27 test appearances for England,
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    158 14 The following will "olay Cricket for the Indian Association agairst the S.C.C on Saturday at 2 p.m. at S C.C.: N. Abbasbhoy: R. Sitharr.m; R. Retr.a?amy. S. Retram; Choor Sirgh: Gurdial S ngh: Wazir Singh; z. Bhatri; M. U. Patel; Solakhan Singh ard D. Dharmaraj Reserve: Ram
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    11 14 CLA RKE RANGERS TO MEET AIRMEN m^mbf" wih arke 10 30
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    CONDITIONS CONTINUE QUIET
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    51 14 Tlie fo.low the Ir.done Joyiul .1 at s Park. Kick 15 p :v 8.R.; Nabie Aaam Ngawam; i r X.; Aboe S< n.n. The folioXI a«.i k M at 5.15 pn h Ii II Ali; Ahm I ti H H *t B Rahmai ail h Kh H II
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    313 14 IMM >IKI y Burer i| fr O: Pr 1 sa i 825 g Coiuv Tin Smelters 1 23 6 '*> 43 00 45 00 Estate Sj Tl 5.10 I aT. Pref "V* Oammon ,m. Ltd sm 10 *2 Orea Lrd 58 »9S lush £oo g"S awacea Elec
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    32 15 SA Te am For First Test LONDON. June 6. Ti South African and m th( I I Notting a ill be Alan Melville (C iptain), C i Harris, inn, A nd Reuter
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    258 15 MALAYS TO MEET S.C.C. TODAY Our Soccer Repoi Tba Malays will meet tht- BinKapore Club m the acOf tlie football hi al Jalan Besar to Hie Al I vh 11 poij nim will c play all out today to si atch full DOintj to be third m tho table one
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    92 15 (By Our Soccer Reporter* Th c Seaforth Highlanders first Soccer XI left yesterday for a tour of the Malayan, Union. They will return to Singapore on June 23. Fixtures upcountry are as follows t Kluarg. Dorset?*. Tampln: 4 Field Reg. R.A. (Malayan Union Army Cup winners)
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    173 16 ti Seven-thoufl ve-hundre< nment employ ai of an IU.JOO, back at work today, aecordn. sport aid of Ministers b> tho sub-commit iling with the strikos. The aor. S r lit Mo: i ad by t. try, c H. Collins, visited -men! establishments m Colomb
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    50 16 Colombo. June 6.— A1l pr~,cessicns m Colombo were banned oday until June 20 as the re-ult yevrerc cl^n bctwttn rs and po»i.:c which resulted m one death and serious inuries to 32 others Workers .a mtnv indujtnps ncluding gov.-r^f.^r oQeea, arv tn strike seasrig onion recjejni- t;on.- U.P.
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    137 16 Chong Kirn Eng, who tried ti cut his threat because o family troubles" of which h :elt "thoroughly ashamed." wa yesterday cautioned and disiiarged by the Fourtn Police Magistrate, Mr. H. W. Nightingale. The prosecution disclosed the accused's siep-msthe-hving at Changi, had
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    37 16 DEATH OF PAPAL FUN CTIONARY Vatican City. June 6.—Monsitsior Carlo Respig. Pra~. remonies and high func. and chur suddenly tod. y. His d Lowed a sudden heart attack m lis papal appai aSß>BßaVißSaasaßaißßßClK^i>a^Haita^kA tmammamaam *m m U.P.
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    146 16 Jap Youth Heads For Hirohito Osaka. Japan. June 6.— Police today intercepted a 23-year-olc Japanese youth who thi s after noon made a dash for Emperor Hirohito's limou>ine and who later explained that he wished to nd the Emperor a nine page ter outlining his own plans :or Japan' s
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    46 16 Regulars May Join Territorials The mistaken impression that regular soldiers may not join the Territorial Army was denied by Mr. Belienger the Secretary of •<■ for War when answering m the Hou ,m--mons. Than ho have c Army gen rial Army. Th mp1o? r contraci and 'bihty".
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    381 16 a Dutch Amu I (hin, In a last t Jalan Dutch A the Chinese Athletic "A" team b Tht both half during which there was n< resumption when soven goals w< >n. it The ChU ese pi the Chye 11
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    40 16 oe. June 6.— The first restutlcn of a vessel to the Nether- i iands g vernment which lipping m a •V'ar II today the 2.50 J v 1 m c j inter-island shipping 7r
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    45 16 LONDON v dlesex beat rum. 6 declared (McCorke:. Ci Ur.nwas d:.t brfesta U 401 I Bpi:.. m r A Sw mi cpr a gan 274 h n: beatj II MX nn H g At Bre: Wanrktri ■*-nd 24: ml Dines 63 Reuter
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    35 16 Display] speed unced t: re aoccer on |Mahnu,,, -fls Augusti: -$*> early m kJL&an, othr; ja» Just v„ f l netted the The Cu> j Singapor, Maari. Kog Lurt. D MrKpTen Duls.
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