Morning Tribune, 21 May 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 756. (New Series) (10 Cents) FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948.
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    Fires Rage In Jerusalem
    309 1 Fires Rage In Jerusalem gng f Jem* f Arabs close quar_d J«'**- i\>f tho holy city. n W shambles pdmorta' n f Cnr ,st- rcl J. oi some of the -viom t*^ mOSt cherishKir* a ■■'\i.vUofthefnrtro'W' litkin Jerusalem, m ttU S3T tht old nty B» T t rebuilt for Jane.
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    SHOULD VOTERS REGISTER TWICE?
    892 1 Munic pal Legislative Elections Mr. John Laycock, Ch?. .rm_n of the defunct Munirip"! X"" institution Committee, nnd Second Member for Muni(ip I North-East, is inviting members of the public, through the melium of the Malaya Tribune, to express their views as to whether the public should
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    31 1 Chinett •> bedecked Singapore yestor day. while dragon dunciny on the streets [above I highlighted the celebrations held locally m honour of the inauguration of Genoralissimo Chiang Kai-theh as President of China.
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    Polio: 2 Fresh Cases
    30 1 Polio: 2 Fresh Cases Two hvsh ea „f j„,m 0 ■yriltk, both children, (one "lines,. aru <> m y^i-T'iay. bringing total number of eases to tetter deaths trom ■w dlseas.- Vli
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    SIMPLE NANKING CEREMONY
    113 1 v'K/;.* e7, Afaiy 20.— Generalissimo Chiang Kaisiutc was this morning inaugurated China's first Constitutional President and beginning today becomes the •public servant of the state and people". In a simple, almost anticlimactic ceremony, the oath was taken by the Generalissimo who for the past BO years had
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    BRITAIN "WILL NOT DARE U.S."
    106 1 WASHINGTON. May 20 Conyrsaaaicn aTmcsiaei Cefler [Democrat. N*w York) m a speech m the House of Representatives said last night that hn woull nitroduce i MB deny ma Marshall a-d to Britain "unless Secretary of State Marshall it able to bring pressure to bear itpon
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    FAR EAST CHILD WELFARE PLANS
    392 1 -*4lb__ h:ls r «'*l«^ted Si^nVV 1^ IWlW■^iafta Emergency n,,, '< 1 Nations be r_ f,,r the tr i i,. ba| r I r*. na In Kng- i y v" Mr. T. tary for i nonr. by two mid. i Pro- vs the i 1 1
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    CELEBRATE CHINESE CELEBRATE
    364 1 CELEBRATE CHINESE CELEBRATE Gen, Chiang Installed As Chinas President •THIS DAY HAS A SPECIAL SIGNIFICANCE IT MARKS THE DETERMINATION OF OUR GOVERNMENT T O PUT OUR COUNTRY ON A SOUND FOOTING BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF DR. SUN VAT SEN," SAID DR. WU PAAK-SHING. CHINESE CONSUL-GENERAL IN SINGAPORE WHEN HE
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    DAK CRASHES
    31 1 LONDON. May 20 —Three of the crew were killed and one seriously injured when a Danotu freighter aircraft crashed on the outskirts of Uovingdon airfield, Hertfordshire, early today. Reuter
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    DUTCH DETAIN CHINESE VESSEL IN SUMATRA
    423 1 ANOTHER "OUTRAGE Tribune Staff Reporter Singapore Chinese merchant.-, are indignant over the latest "outrage allegedly perpetrated by t h c Dutch authorities m Sumatra by the detention ol a Chinese-owned motor-vessel at a port m Sumatra. The vessel, it is stated was takes, under
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    Rural Board Wants Extension For Commissioner
    202 2 Unofficial members of the Singapore Rural Board, at the Board meeting yesterday, resolved to ask from Government the extension of the term of office ot Mr. C W. A. Sennett. Commissioner of Lands, who is due to retire shortly. Mr. Chin Chye Fong. moving
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    "Buddha Day" Celebration
    138 2 It was on a Vesak Full Moon Day that Prince Siddhartha Ootam was born m Lumbini Park at Kapilawastu. It was on a Vesak full moon day that the Bodhisatwa attained Enlightenment under the sacred Bodhitree at Buddha Cava. It was also on a Vesak Full Moon
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    Inquiry Ends In Murder Verdict
    158 2 The inquiry into the death of an old man who was stab bed m a public convenience m Eu Tong Seng Street ended yesterday when the Coroner. "'J!' Porter a verdict of "culpable homicidamounting to murder" against some unkonwn person. The dead man was a
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    5-Day Training Flight By R.A.F.
    113 2 Three Sunderland Fly i n c Boats of No. 209 (Hongkong of G_ou^ n nd r thc command son P Captain R B Harrlfcon will commence on May 24 gljm to Rathmines, the main Royal Australian Air Force fly" o n fVd°nly baSC ?5 -S
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    Rural Areas Have "Miserable" Medical Service
    155 2 Rural Areas Have "Miserable" Medical Service The Rural Board will shortl> put up to Government a request for the provision of an ambulance service to be stationed at Bukit Timah. Board members at their meeting yesterday referred to the present miserable" medical service provided for the rural areas. Although the
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    4 Serionsly Hurt
    206 2 Four persons were seriously injured m 17 accidents which occurred yesterday. A naval car collided with a motor-cycle ridden by a civilian near the Wayang Satu Police Station at about 3.35 p.m. The motor-cyclist had a pillion rider. Both were Chinese. They were admitted into the hospital.
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    24 2 NANKING, May 20. —At least 108 people were killed m an explosion yesterday m the Tienpu coal mine near Chungking, China's wartime capital Reuter.
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    NO AGGRESSION AGAINST USSR
    92 2 Scarborough. May 20. Britain's Foreign Minister, Mr Ernest Bevin. today said he was emphatically against "any step to carry on an aggressive war against the Boviet Union or any other country." He told delegates at the Islth Labour Conference during a foreign affairs debate: "I cannot
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    ITINERARY HAWKERS
    49 2 The Rural Board has so fa: granted 16 itinerary hawkers licences for the Bedok Beach point. Eleven more were recommended with 10 more undei consideration. The Board meeting yesterday decided to prepare some plan of the beach and allot areas for stalls to function only at night.
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    STAGE SUCCESS
    72 2 A high standard of acting was m evidence at the first night performance of Macbeth by the Teachers' Repertory at the Victoria Theatre when a crowded house saw Dorothy Morrell and Henry Hochstadt play the leading roles m one of Shakespeare's most difficult tragedies. Dorothy Morrell. with nei
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    Singapore Greetings
    125 2 A congratulatory message from the Singapore Chinese community to President Chiang Kai-shek and Vice-Persident Li Chung-jen was read by Mr. Wu Peh Song, the Singapore Combined Chinese School Association's Representative. It said "We. the Overseas Chinese community. entertain the greatest pleasure to learn the universal news of the
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    Governor's Message
    93 2 Governor Sir Franklin Gimson sent the following message to the Chinese Consul-General m Singapore, Dr. Wu Paakshing. "I desire to take this opportunity to convey to you my felicitations as the Governor of Singapore on the appointment of Generalissimo Chiang Kaishek as the first President of the Republic
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    K. L. Celebrations
    361 2 g Uritsfji x At -^eeptioa a__ 4y 1 P«"-ty Imm n g wchai Assembly Hall this m c^ tht occasion oi th* t™ oi Ha Kw*,7 nc^ rahssinio Chi_n_ the fir* ffi* 3 Public of Ch_u Id P const itutior.. f lle »v' Mr a C T
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    Funeral Of Mr. F.C. Clunies-Ross
    230 2 The funeral of Fredrick Sandford (Sandy) CluniesRoss, second son of the late Mr. Cosmo Clunies-Ross and Mrs. Irene Clunies-Ross, of Keeling, jCocos Islands took place at Bidadari Cemetery yesterday and was well attended. "Sandy" who was 35 years of age had a large circle of
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    Indonesians Celebrate
    33 2 on in**! BATAVIA^ May fl nesian Repi'h-' la,.1 a two of the W hlStor) parades m thnr n P eleb rate the 4m h f^ ist rjf their first gardsation.- Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    394 3 ,1 to J J« „the a pore i* hin:t J* 1 fhe Wm\ reO Eg-J t! rteUrf igassJ which three Chinese. c Yeo Ban Soon. Ang Ah Kow ami Sec Kirn Seng, were the lPi liants before the Chief Jus- tiee Mr. Justice Murray-Ayns-lcv against the conviction and of
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    UNKNOWN
    85 3 _uett< sealer, 1P Ed 5i2.000 m tar-* found n" 1 i Kn_.w j Pit, p.ytw« _.t»pell»t tad ,«a icrv-'i-rtegvlai «oun -fcafeing tho aPP* a Eviction, th( Mcl Udthe appellant Sad kasduurgeth onuscaai only would it he Impost ises to prove itv had n *> 'i* l on any *i***arettes,
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    S'pore Civil Services Association
    85 3 The S.C.S.A. will meet the Sime Darby Sports Club m a friendly game of football on I Monday, May 24. at the Mc- Nair Road ground at I 15 p.m. The following have been ap- pointed Games Convenors of tht Singapore Civil Service Association for the
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    PRINTERS' UNION
    26 3 The first annual general meeting of the Singapore Printers' Cnion will be held at 20. Klang Road (Tamil Library) on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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    SAW MILL STRIKERS BACK AT WORK
    194 3 SAW MILL STRIKERS BACK AT WORK MIN striking saw-mi U workers of the Kirn Hock lg. haf Hui sad Kwcng Mau sawmills returned io yesterday morning They had been on a 24-hour strike. ■Hortative ii the Kirn I Cheong Mill told the j that the workera who j r had
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    Prohibition Revoked
    9 3 prohibition nd pro.hC' on impi ed UIHB
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    10 3 fa My. 20 _***3»J i InN 5> »n of **B***tsatioii_
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    $10,000 Bail Withdrawn On Arms Charge: Three For Trial
    310 3 Bail of $10,000 was withdrawn when Seventh Magis- I trate A. G. Shears committed Tay Ah Bah 32), Tay Ching j Huat <22» and Mafiz bin Awang i »24) for trial at the next; Assizes on charges of being m j
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    Claimed Force Used, But Alibi Failed
    316 3 B i n ion. m Singapore Hai si i:< ard labourera yestei Isj arats aaa* to raryinf terma ''i niii)ii:*'int!>« nt by the First Dtatrict Judge Mi. k p. Shanks, when *hey were found guilty (»f aaaag nasaaihsii of the Singapore Workers ProAction Corps
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    Inquiry Reveals Dead Man Was On Bail For Extortion Charge
    283 3 Warrants for me arrest of two Chinese. Ng Ho ''eng and Jit Poon for the alleged murder of a compatriot wert issued i yesterday by the Singapore Coroner. Mr. VV. G. Porter, after recording a Verdict of "culpable homicide amounting
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    Tampin Celebrates Chiang's Victory
    80 3 (Fiom Our Own Rsportflj Tampin. May 20. The Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce and combined Chi Beat Associations today organised mass processions m celebration of Generalissimo Chl•mg Kai-shek's installation a-: first constitutional president of China. The main town was decoiated with bunting, and archway** spanned roadways.
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    112 3 >». -.vl to have given false information to a woman m oider to obtain money, a m 'i«* -^bdui Ranaaan bin Ismail, stood m the BeCOOd Police Court yesterday on a ,i f hen ting. It wa» alleged that by false ly telling Vehkcttu, the woman. HUand nad
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    S'PORE PLAN FOR CARE OF LEPERS
    610 4 Some aspects of the initial phase of expansion of the Leper Settlement at Yio Chu Kang. and proposed measures for the effective care of lepers were explained at the Rural Board meeting yesterday by Dr. R. J. Grove-White, of the Tan Tock Seng Hospital,
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    28 4 Photograph > Cush le y, thc Army-Navy tkipper, intercepts a [Miss to the RAF right-winger Alexaud< r m Tuesday's "Malaya Cup" game which ended m a four-all draw. Tribune
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    Used Charm, But Mao Was Injured
    110 4 KOTA BAHRU. May 20.— story of an unworkable charm was told Che Mahmood Hashim. the District Judge, m the case m which Daud bin Majid was sentenced to six months' rigorous Imprisonment for causing hurt. Claiming to be the possessor of a charm, the
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    Cruelty Charge By Wife
    146 4 A decree nisi to be made absolute m six months was granted to Elise Rose Gough by Mr. Justice Jobling at thc Singapore High Court yester day on grounds of* cruelty by her husband. The petitioner told the court that she married Mr. John Henry Gough
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    SOVIET BOUQUET FOR WALLACE
    81 4 Moscow. May 20. -Mr. Henry Wallace, author of the "open totter" to Stalin and Third Party Presidential candidate, was yesterday called by the Soviet Lizerart Gazette th-> true successor to President Roosevelt and "prophet of peaceful co-operation with th Soviet Union." The gar-atto, m a three-column
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    Draper Report On Jap Conditions
    221 4 Tokio May 20. The United States Draper mission, which recently visited Japan to study i the economic conditions and prospects, yesterday recommended reparations should not exceed $165,000,000 (approximately £44.000.000). The loss of plants, equipment or machine-tools needed to help achieve a self-supporting bash would result
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    McMahon Ball To Select SEA Scholars
    166 4 McMahon Ball To Select SEA Scholars SYDNEY.— Dr. H. V. Brat: I < Australian Minister for External Affairs) announced re cently that as a consequence of decisions of the Government made known some time ago to offer scholarships and relief supplies to countries m the South East Asia area, he
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    TALKS ON S.E.A. FEDERATE ON JUNE 25
    117 4 COLOMBO.-a confer or South East Asia counS to promote world peace an discuss plans to create South East Asian federatia on the lines suggested by M Sarst Chandra Bose brothof Subhas Chandra Bose B been organised by the Cev'o Council of World Affairs
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    HK-CHINA TALKS ON CURRENCY PACT
    143 4 HK- CHINA TALKS ON CURRENCY PACT SHANGHAI, May 20.— Th( I National Government's effort* to conclude a currency agreement with Hongkong may not meet with immediate succes txcause tbe Hongkong Goveminent is reluctant to im. pose restrictions which woujl be too strict on business il the British colony. accorOT to
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    EDITOR SHOT
    36 4 BANGKOK Hay-* Surindr. editor oftW JJ Communist BPf ih( "Slant Thai ,v Warned) was shot and ly wounded DJ assailant near nlght ii .r« trail The police ai c Mtalrsnt who dark park.- Reuter
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    GIVE UP MOSCOW —OR JAIL
    78 4 Washington, May 20. Thc House passed by a top heavy vote thc Mundt Nixon bill, giving American Communist leaders the choice of breaking ties with Moscow or going to jail. The final roll call vote was 319 to 58. The bill, which now goes to
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    around The Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE
    805 5 around The Jown WITH VERA ARDMORE rt m iie tt6 10 I*3>''"" 5 th* techni)*•«*s "Royal X :i pr',,ent.s" produce*. r*"! Knl-ht tor th'Cfe^rko^ni .-Uioi, S certainly tf_J be rniU. and I ftS many feminine 1 ll flutt rat the sig-.t gorgeous g«ts Lws* Present, from Kings to G'rr.n.oners were
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    MORNING TRIBUNE London Agents-Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C. 2 FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948. Eastern Democracy
    558 6 MORNING TRIBUNE London Agents-Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C. 2 FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1948. Eastern Democracy lii a world of conflicting ideologies it is tittle disconcer*4ng io the Western nations to discover the weakness and apparent ineffectiveness m Asia of tile democratic ideology as understood
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    The Broads Of Norfolk
    25 6 The Norfolk Broads m England art populur with holiday maktis ffttrttin thi The picture shoms yachting ,n tht broads at Norfolk
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    More British Soldiers Abroad
    861 6  -  RONALD PRESTOR BRITAIN'S NEW MILITARY BURDEN fty LONDON. Britain's with- drawal of trcops. during 1947 and 1948 from India Pakta- tan. Burma and Palestine will have a profound effect on Brii tish strategy: but her tota. j military commitments, though more compact, are unlikely tc be
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    THAKIN NU'S PURPOSE
    42 6 THAKIN NU'S PURPOSE Rangoon, Ma: I rhakin :.a. night on his oon. said i a bis up-' i to i ►rcml r Ity and -and the w militate i assu < that ail Goverr must begin to w WM* serious SOd I rtaUon."-Beutei
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      35 6 Shanghai Modern Tailoring 10, BATTER* ROAU. Ha\e m Stock: A New Variety of Exquisite Afternoon Frocks. also A Loveh Selection of Evening Gowns at Reduced Prices. _>»___. Ladies ou u material Phone *****: made to order.
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      ARABS ENTER HOLY CITY OF JERUSALEM
      593 7 y a .n i_e_*,;on on nconmX lirinßing NMM to within L i ,f bfirt of Jewish Jenwue-m n ikowM-iaf *hel!s on Jewta L t :lon which fore--, th Ir ;tv on Wednesday night battl- |,i_ride, a Legion commnnk|U€ m ,rcea were advancing m **v
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      Gen. Chang Chun Declines To Lead
      79 7 Gen. Chang Chun Declines To Lead NANKING. May 20 Gee Cbjn, Prcn Jaiaa'- Infc d n cabin* e~ 5 to G.ner: tUsrimo uiiang &!-ah4t Ufc3t 'Vu stated h< i ouU uot head th. new Coy- -a;, eat. 30JJ*c< s looe to ijli''' s_io. CteS. Caang Chun replaced Or. T. V.
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      U.S. Reply To Soviet: "Equal Freedom"
      828 7 WASHINGTON, May 2. Mr. George M-irsl-all. 1 United Stata Secretary of State, Belted the Sovi i.; i«ogh Americans the e ..om within Btssia thtl the Russian *...*,< Ln ihe us ited States. rate, ii«- said In i formal Itate Department leply to stain's acceptance
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      PEASANTS' UPRISING
      105 7 PEASANTS' UPRISING New Delhi. Ms M Pir«*_ reports said yesterday tii.it /ommunist-M d pi asant revolted against heal an rwneri at Qorakhpur, 4i. I milo.s north east ol Mew Delhi. Four hundred igrieulturai Labourers tnd unall-holdei tenants, led by Communis! and timed with ipades and bamboo stave--, idled a Is
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      JAILED FOR INSULT
      79 7 Frankfurt. May 20. Thr U B Jourt Mirtlal here yesterday sentenced Privat* Robert Olin ild ct Perth-Ainboy Nt tt Jer■ey, to six moathj h »"1 Is bout for Insulting Russian -fflcers and Uu-owlng rock hrough their window. The Court al to ft .< n< d < n
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    TO ATTEMPT WORLD SPEED RECORD
    102 8 4 model car built by a British u>m is to attempt the world speed record for model cars. The car, modelled on the lines ot a modern sports car, has a minimum wheel base or only H inches. The engine md tlie car was designed
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    JOURNE GERMAN
    222 8 JOURNE GE RMA N BBtLtN iftuty thoMs.n.a n took to the road" fol.ov.nß t are today lead'ng useful liveY »i the H.itish-occuped bom Vo led One of the most Dresstr Mdlia**y Government in 1 the' *«J was that presented by wandeiin.- Si S S The e.untty iras literally w l
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    37 8 Mr Errest Bevin, Mint*** of Fore jj < y e .c- ti.J e„\-i- 1. *.->r o) ci j j __„_.<<_* AitftoiiiV*- J™ _«;;Jo)t. Picture emotot Mr. a tf.a fl ttsvin al the vvkbiZo*. MADE IN M< iljAf A 1
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    VILLAGE BOMBED
    69 8 Berlin, May 20. A Russian plan.- 1 dropped three bombs on the Brandenhrurg village of BeetZ m th? Rimlan zone iast Friday, lal Ing four and critically injuring 12. the British licensed newspaper. Telegraf. reported. The newspaper said one house was destroyed and another damage J. It said
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    DOORS OPEN FOR HUK CHIEF
    65 8 Manila. May 20.— Althougi President Quirino remained nottb'y silent on the possibility of he Hun Commander-in-Chief .-ii.; Tarach's surrender m the aext 12 hours or so, the stage la ippatently set for him to give himself up to constituted authc.iiy as a prerequisite to the
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    "I DIDN'T DESERT" SAYS OFFICIAL
    213 8 I ONDON. May 20.- Signoi Klein. Russian-born former Br.ti.s_-- Liaison official m Berlin, ,ii*i n have placed him •cl; voluntarily ij fcovie* lands ''-^cl handed bach to the British authoriUei by the Russians yesterday, arrive 1 In Britiln by ai r under escort last night.
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    CHANG CHUN WILL NOT ACCEPT POST
    118 8 M_***V*"*?. Mr,- 20. PremieChang Chan m a letter to Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek tonight expressed his determination not to accept thc post of Prime Minister m the new government, it was reliably revealed b> sources close to thc Premier. In the letter which was handed
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    PALESTINE H.C.'S TRIBUTE
    81 8 Loodon, May 20. Genera Sir Alan Cunningham, Britain's last High Commissioner m Palestine who landed at London airport on Wednesday night, told re loiters "I should like Ar*! of all to pay tribute to all c'asses of Britishers who iiava staved behind m Palestine civilian, administrative work
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    62 8 MANILA, May 18. A v.ovcrnment proposal new m tao hands of Congress to natijn.ilise labour and the recall trade was repoi .ed today tv be vigorously opposed by foreign elements, no.ably Ciince residents. Tne Chinese Minister, Chen Chih-ping, called on President i on Tuesday to voice the local Chinese community's
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      103 8 NEXT CHANGE I _______H ____~^l 11 -_Ri_:_YmwuAMm THE omits? Then Ttij Ms! After a meal those with good digestion have a feeling of contentment, but there are thousands of others who ensure discomfort and pain: whose enjoyment of food is overshadowed by tear it the after effects. The causes of
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    UNKNOWN
    310 9 E I tV* a f mi kd tfu>v Ltsc wiS It A mWp m ,onour. was bovj. nLj K lv<?s were j^e t*AS* < li th pdpcsl ut k autnottrun away c ing at the B_ to hay-? depths oi exception, js foumi to fecte i an i« v
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    15 9 -ocre obit to see th t varkU* of ntsfnl "'dh so* c o/ the exhibits.
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    RESIGNATION IN PROTEST
    98 9 Washington, May 20. Hun* Minister Mr. Rustem resigned yesterday itest against propaganda icks on tiie United State' m.-* Ccm.iu:nist-d*irr.i .ated government. Mr. Vembery said that his rima y reason foi quitting was that the Budapest Government did not 1 rove co-operative and it "hostile attitude became 'tt
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    UK WARSHIPS FOR CHINA
    45 9 Reuter 'O FSMO I TH. HA>'P[RE, May 19. Two famous warships* the eroisei rora and the destroyer I were transferred to Chinese Navy here to-jay i ceremony attended by Cheng Tien-hsi. Chinese Ms.-:ubr ta London. rhipa were le-namcd ingltlng and Lingfu.
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    No Calls At Damascus
    47 9 HONGKONG, May 20. PanAmerican Airways said yesterday that the company nny be forced to abandon calls at Damascus because of the danger a being fired upon by Arab*. All west -bound passengers were being warned that Fan-Ameri-can planes may not stop there. U.P.
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    EASY TO HANDLE
    54 9 GAS COOKER. -The portable gas cooker is light and compact weighing only 6lb. 6 oz. Five and-a-half inches by J*_ ins. wide by l| l ins. long, it takes up less mom than an ordinary attache case and and is indispensable to thc camper-motorist, m the hon.e
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    "U.K. RESELLING BUTTER"
    113 9 B^.IS^ANE. May 19. A Queensland Batter Board official today alleged that Britain was i*e**ae 'lng owr-e-v butter she obtained from Australia. H< s**id Britain re-sold 2.690 tons of Australian butter a***d 2 772 tons of cheese between July last and March this year and that an enquiry
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    POLICE FIGHT "SAINTS" GANG
    250 9 BYDNITY Del ctives m 111 bourn, Victoria, are plan nin; to treak up .1 juvenile hleh hi tared war a li w I I 1 1 aa- sires m ja.i Every nsmbei < t Urn gang is a i a 1 a have tattooed n ti\
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    Racehorses Saved In Stable Fire
    53 10 READING (Be **>, May W Ten valuable racehorset were saved when fire damaged i- 1 horse boxes *»t a London near here on Wednesday ight. They Included Jesmonn Dene, which has won $2,000 n stake money. Jesmond ***ene was the foal of the famous Gainsborough
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    26 10 Washington. May 20. Th* Jolted Spaces a ivy aiaiuuti* c«j .hat it was i.iieving its 14--•,aip squadrorj iv tne Media*anean and replacing it With 2-shlp one.
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    5th DAY FIGHTING
    168 10 5th DAY FIGHTING ■J I I I SJ 2 F- CENTRAL FR ntlnuei salmi old city to ha j The Ti uteri the last r. Jews have they dH• I village 1 1" Har J of i lalem, li Hills tad have i dabliahed t'oroj Jewi B A BarafaiKi bet*
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      228 10 Comics: Exctmive U* ihv Morning Tribune i •> **t-*m**atm < KfWNDS?urr:"'Niy^ n.%^ __sS__2__2___!*) t'ff.Ofr JV> H-| ZAtsF^ **txi*+%m*wwHtj "BELINDA" 'WELL I DI'NNO WHAT I'M I I SUDDENLY SYD FLASH 5 WATCHFUL EVE 1 AH! -JUST TOO LATE TO Jl KpIT V! BUT I S'.'PPCS? > I _7_7 ///C7 BUT THEY
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    SILVER MOON
    739 11  -  Allan Barron A SIX DAY SERIAL By I i- Uuru Fi*b the Wrong Turn Can He the Rigfa Our —Up to a Certain Pomt 1 B m I I the naB B A h •t• B I -rclc of white ink read the fineB, r -abandoned." blueprint B
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    HEAVY SHELLING IN HOLY CITY
    335 11 Jerusalem. May 20. With the Arab irregulars m -'ide the old city oi Jerusalem. Arab artillery yeserday bombarded Jewish arusaleni from four points tnd irregulars inside the old railed city fought their wa\ "Ide by side with the Arab •egioa into the Jewish quari Launching
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    British Pledge To End Palestine Bloodshed
    334 11 Scarl>orouxh I Voi Ushiic. May Mr. Herfpeit Morrison puLv Prime Minister, nvi Pedge yesterday that if tl* ritish >v» rnment could do '•'.vthin- a, th( b!(K))1 hjd m Palestine it would ;t every opportunity of done a* I H<* toll the annual LahOW i'arty
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    MORTENSEN NETS THREE
    144 11 LKLLIXZONA. Switzerland. j May 20: A representative i English side treated 10.000 i mthusiastie Swiss soccer fans .o a delightful exhibition oi I football m heating the BlriM B" side by five goals to one 1 Ihe picturesque sta hum m the mountains of Southern i >•.-,.:
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    ONE FATALITY IN 16 ACCIDENTS
    122 11 I mtauM stiff Reportei i a three-year old Chinese hoy was kiiiei lastaatsaeoasly when he was accidentally kn .< utat down l»y a lorry at the 1 1 1 mile. I'ukit Panjang. at iJO t ).i -mi H*cd Hvsda,. This was the only fatal c
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    LEWIS WALKS-OUT
    61 11 Washington, May 20 Mr John U Lewis ymtis i da/ waned out of the soft v'o.d 'Vage <*ouference. His action raised a threat or a new bituminous coal strike before Jun; 30. Lewis loft th conference when rou\ oper.-oi voted over his objections to ghre i seat lo
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    Royal Family Back In London
    34 11 LONDON. May 20 Km.' George, Queen Elisabeth sad princess Margaret returnad to *ac a >igh sin Palace yeetatday from Balmoral Castla v lero they spent the vYhItSUB Weekend. U.P.
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    Britain's Workers
    42 11 LONDON. May 2 1. Ilrtain's total working populatioa d> crca ed by 39,000 dv Ing \prii. Including an overall losi o! 16,000 m m mv! ct .ring industries, the M m.st.y of Laoour i i:>i) .c. ;i >■ i»rd IV U.P.
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    Hyderabad Denies Border War
    55 12 HYDERABAD. May 20 The Hyderabad government yesterday flatly denied the Indian governments allegations that the state had committed warlike acts on the bordeis between India and this state The denial referred to an Indian charge that Muslim irregular forces from Hyderabad instituted roadblocks preventing traffic between
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    40 12 SHANGHAI. May 20. A Central Bank spokesman said that efforts to get the Hongkong government to agree 13 curtail dealings m Chines*: currency here and to take other step to bolster the faltering exchange was not likely to succeed.- U.P.
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    CANNOT DETERMINE WHO IS AGGRESSOR
    347 12 LAKE SUCCESS, May 20.— Sir Alexander gan. Britain, said last night that the Security Council cannot now de' ermine juridically who *s the aggressor m Palestine, and that Britain cannot therefore agree to the invocation of Article 39 of thc Charter This Article, providing that
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    ANTI-PLAGUE CALL TO U.N.
    49 12 ANTI-PLAGUE CALL TO U.N. BEYFAST la J Governments of QrUl and Northern Ireland J consider a scheme for i_ between Utc two C J This was stated House of Common, on I Vorth y rl h tUnnol North Channel would hi be 21 miles lot, and cost $140,000,000 Reuter
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    Malayan Share Quotations
    680 13 IM .V.l vi,ui» aus:. QOM 3-35 3.40 Ra.vang Con M/f 27/6 Rawing Tinfields 8,6 9|MM« Tin 38,e 39; fi BeUymng n/3 Hi* H, i.o*:. vf Con. 20'- 27/ Siamese 24/- 25/Biena U/- i, Kinta 17/IVM 18/3 S. Malayan 31/- 32 S Tronoh 17/6 cd Sungoi Besi 21/-
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    Jewellery Seized
    34 13 Manila. May 19. Finance Department secret service agents seized undeclared jewellery estimated to be worth $10.--000 U.S. from Mrs. Roberts A. Garcia jvho arrived at Manila international airport yesterday from Hongkong.- U.P.
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    168 13 A shipment of SOO bags S-ak ■fi low reached here yester* Hy and some h;:s;-iess w;> -eported to have been done at UM previous day's level of $18' h. There ttett no amval.of the Lingua quality yester diy. Rice continued to be an easier market. The following
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    RUBBER REACTS
    56 13 The rubber market opened easier yesterday with tellers aid frit., practically no dealers buying the market receded to lowci levels. Prices quoted yesterda were Buyers. Sellers Xo. 1 June RSS 43' *Z% No. 2 June RSS 42 43 Xo. 3 June RSS 39 40 June Tender 42*?. 43
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    NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
    60 13 New York. May 20. -Erratic tendencies developed owing to lack of buying enthusiasm with prices mixed to $1, losses m the slight majority. Meatpackings moved mostly fractions higher on reports that a final settlement may be imminent of the protracted nationwide CIO meatpacking strike. The composite
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    SHARES FIRM
    22 13 The share market continue** firm yesterday both m the tir and industrial sections with a number of counters marked up.
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    COALMINE BLAST
    89 13 SHANGHAI. May 20. A Chinese report trom Chungking said that more than 100 bodies were recovered from the Peipai coalmine which was the scene Of an explosion on May 14. The brief dispatch saw* there were §e*fen successive explosions when trie Wt** electric power slowed down the ventilator,
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    318 13 MAR KET NOTES AND JOTTINGS iFiom Out Financial Oortil Contmu. <l scepticism at Sii Stafford Cripps' assurance tha' the mco'iu- [gay will be stnctl\ "once only" "affair is hardly flattering to Government ttth dit. This may be 0M of thc reasons why flit-edged priceare falling away, although another factor m
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    NEWSMAN KILLED
    89 13 Amman. May 20. Mai. Richard Wyndham, 51-year-old Kemsley newspapers' correspondent covering the Palestine fighting accredited to the Aral) Legion was killed yesterday by a Jewish ma< hine-gunner during the Legion's advance m thc Mt. Scopus area of Jerusalem. Maj. Wyndham. dressed m Arab Legion uniform, rose from cover
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    AIRCRAFT SEIZED
    43 13 Rome. May 20.- The Italian Air Ministry seized three small planes at Rome's Urbe airfield yesterday, and announced that three other aircraft were being held m Sicily because of irregular documents and suspicions the planes were bound for Palestine area. U.P.
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    $150 Million For Rehabilitation
    139 13 150 Million For Rehabilitation Washington. May 20. President Truman Baked Congress to provide $1f>0,000,000 for economic rehabilitation m Japan. Korea, aim the Ryukyus during the 12 months beginning next July 1 and requested a special rub- to permit these funds tO be spent under the Economic Co-operation Act which covers*
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    River Bursts Banks, Causes Serious Flood
    90 13 Nanking. May 20. The swollen Kan River broke through its dykes at nine places near Nanchang m Kiangsi province, inundating thousands of acres of faimlands, smashing bridges, and washing away banks m mountain channels. Landslides trSft caused by continued heavy rains which blocked nighways
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    TRUMAN MAY LIFT ARMS EMBARGO
    237 14 WA *!INGTOi\ T Umv 20 Rt*)>orts were circulated m Con*_rresskmal circles yesterday that President Truman uv>uld lif, -he e.nbargo on tht shipment of amis fr m the Uni?d Sites to Palestine, possibly wi hin -lie next 48 hours. White INN soutce< declined to en* ment
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    S.C.R.C. WEEK-END CRICKET
    120 14 The S.C.R.C. cricket team* tor the week-end are as iolMM*l T^mori-o.v against the Colonials XI at 2.15 p.m.: Cheong Thiam Siew *Capt.». Khoo Org Lee. Chui Bcon Unn. Ong Chew Bee. IkWe Fung. Ng Wood Kan. Ong Ton;: Be- Tan Boon Poh. Ho T:ng Bin. Alex Tan.
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    INDIANS WIN
    78 14 Paris, May 20. Subh Sawhney, playing aaainst Jean Becker, the French number 14. during the hottest part of the day. had command of the match throughout. Narendra Nath, however, had i much harder task against Henri Pelizza. the French number five, who Ls renowned for his strong service,
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    C.Y.M.A. CRICKET
    61 14 The following will represent thc C.V.M.A. (Singapore) m a game of cricket on Saturday igalnst the 8.0.DC.A. on their e-round at St. George's Rd.. at 2 p.m. G. Woodford (Capt.), R Perry, J. Galistan, M. Swyny. J de Souza, P. Scully, J. Martens, A. Lim. J. de Silva..
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    INDIA DAVIS CUP WIN
    75 14 Pans. May 20 Narendtv Nath of India's Davis Cup squad scored a notable first round win m the men's singles of the French lawn tennis championships which began here yesterday beating th French" international Hem "Vllizza after losing the ft istwo sets. Nath won 2 6.
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    Bright Star S.C. Cricket Results
    135 14 The Bright Star Sports Cluh I 'o«t their first cricket match j against the Railway Juniors at the Medical College ground on i Sunday. They were all out for r >B RUM while their opponents hit up 69 runs for the loss of four wickets.
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    Trounced Kangaroos
    75 14 On Whit-Monday, the Brigh'. Stars gave a better performance and trounced the Kangaroos XI by 7 wickets and 21 runs. Their opponents batted first and were all out for a meagre total of 58 runs. The Brig'tt Star batsmen replied with 79 for the loss ot four wickets.
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    61 14 The following players will be selected to represent the F. ft N. sports club foccer XI against the Fire Brtdg*ule soccer XI m a soccer match today at St. Andrew's School, Woodsville ground, Serangoon Road at 5.55 p.m. Ong Keng Swee, Mohd. Yasin. Awang Chik, J. L Hurt, Sim Im
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
    73 14 Steel Executive v lE.I E. HamMc Sheen Bating Victoria Ectraia iH. Silver-star) 12 I Pa k hoi C. of Carlisle Glengyh Ty ileus Denbighshire 2 Talthybius Ah Kwang l" II Myrmidon 19/28 Empire Palace 21 Seremban Blankvann i Meonin Gujarat Alphacea a H Katong 19 i March* L
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    Efficiency Decoration
    33 14 The following rnembew the Straits Bettleroeou V**n> teer Force have been thi Efficiency Decoratioa:U Col. Watson-Hyatt. R. J Major Henly RR, Brunt. V.J.H.. Major gj*neil. J.K.. M.C., Md tm*t Webb. C.B
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    Notionalisation Boards Flayed
    481 14 Notionalisation Boards Flayed SCARBOROUGH May "o eying the administrate nof nitionali_e°rt U tlon m .-Mtain-lateiy _h« subject ol i/ ar<H| party members-— and calling pa..icioation by the worker* m their vns subiimted to the Executive SLz at the Labour Party conference hew 7*£m**rV The resolution, moved by M»* R Ooenshaw
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    S'PORE WELCOMES CHINA OLYMPIC FOOTBALLERS
    904 15 Tribune Staff Reporter THE CHINA OLYMPIC FOOTBALL TEAM RECEIVED VS ENTHI SLASTIC WELCOME AT KALLANG AIRPORT uHEN THEY ARRIVED IN A SPECLALLY CHARTERED M\L*YAN AIRWAYS PLANE FROM SAIGON YESTERH4 V AT 5 PM. THE LOCAL RECEPTION COMMITTEE, HEADED BY MR KOK CHONG FOOK (EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN
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    116 15 B"'J^ the"ti»al day W^^ t,Uh ■fil f K ,niO B <»ato ff 8 08 I 5 Furs MS Ka-x &03 pj 3 Div l Furs •Ret 8 07 mtCiW 5 A" Furs. ■tack 0.04 Ktt 9.00 ia 5.03 ■tor, S! IM 7.07 I met. Honei Cl I, Div. 1,
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    579 15 IvnTAN ASSOC 2 AMICABLE A.A. 0 IF A NEWCOMER TO SINGAPORE HAD BEEN PRE-c-fvt AT JALAN BESAR STADIUM YESTERDAY. II WOiTID HAVE BEEN DIFFICULT TO CONVINCE HIM THATA SENIOR LEAGUE GAME WAS IN PROGRESS! THF TEAMS IN ACTION WERE THE AMICALLE AThT^IC^S^ATION AND THF IND.AN ASSOCIA:
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    JOHORE BAHRU LTA
    69 15 At a meeting Held at the Johore Civil Service Association, the Johore Bahru District Lawn Tennis Association was formed. The following were elected office beaters President: Hon'ble Dato Awang b. Omar; Vice-President: G. L. Carson; Hon. Secretary and Treasurer: Goh Teik Chow. Committee members J. H. Wagstafl,
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    INCREASE IN RICE RATIONS POSSIBLE
    216 16 INCREASE IN RICE RATIONS POSSIBLE Bigger Shipments From Siam Ana Burma Tribune Staff Reporter THERE IS EVERY POSSIBILITY OF AN INCREASE BEING MADE IN THE PRESENT RICE RATIONS BOTH IN SINGAPORE AND LN THE FEDERATION AS RICE SHIPMENTS FROM SIAM AND BURMA THIS YEAR HAVE SHOWN A CONSIDERABLE INCREASE OVER
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    42 16 Three British Council -scholars returning to China after completing study courses m Britain will pass "through Sin gapore. They ar* Messrs. Lii: Ching-wen, Liou Koung Bik ana Yen Ke Sin, and arc passenger aboard the s.s. Orbita schedule.! to arrive here today.
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    104 16 ARE YOU FALLING IN LOVE? I TOMORROW the Mo: t*§ Tribune Warn publish the first of a slu.rt series of daringly outspoken articles on "Falling m Love." The writer approach's th s serious subject tn on essentially human, kindly ond ssrions manner. It Is a subject of vitml importance fo
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    26 16 LONDON. May 20 -General Sn Iven MacKay. retiring Australian High Commissioner 1 1 India, has pledged his country's co-operation with South f*r*__f Asia.- Reuter
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    Australia 431 Against Oxford
    78 16 Australia 431 Against Oxford c 'XFOi. Tj v W,t W c «'*t 1 tft *'ir first i. 4lla *«i amsHrai. I Th tourist Loxton T| \t J, 1 •Extra, .-io,. 1^ 001 50, JVhitcombe 2 ft/B «M 2 for H?!a aone for 54 Oxford had .sc orw for tho )oss
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