Morning Tribune, 27 May 1948

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    15 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 1. NO. 761. (New Series) m CWWTa THURSDAY. MAY L' 7. :<i|v
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    612 1 I MNTY i tse-nre on» Ml extended force tba t critics! STATW S itfcon* onditlonsl tine, it WW r ■ly twee j lav lerees -p'y im aint. ,-i hav< upporl i tions against the Ps est n belligerent, under Article sft* tl c united Nation i Chai .c i
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    52 1 rates ofl reported r ,i,v. ah ver, Chtneae M L „t i.-.c who came j... Fnra! ar (J tdmi.Moa t<> Ihe !»<->- Liber •>' >' n an •d c ise rh h. 1 not oeen reparted riciHv but ww on the I jo reeoven hi total eon stand, al
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    Estate Shooting: Conductor Dies
    105 1 Estate Shooting: Conductor Dies from Out Oh portei >. C 3 Ma; 0f two ot on the night of i\ i sui cumhed to Ine-- [at t night h- dead onductor who reI gunshot wound, on the I n lying critic illy I day ot the assault [.hooting. m second
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    Overseas Chinese For Cabinet Posts
    52 1 Overseas Chinese For Cabinet Posts SHax May 2* -Two f sUtcsmen F. 1 siang. per--SSJF h lle,e _»te to the ;^V' at Uke Success Y, chun "iviser to Chit Nations delegation nally invited I. to take up we »ew Cabinet by E 1 ,n Wen-hao, ac- nese renort. n„r. I
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    Bigger Rice Rations
    234 1 The Governments of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore have revlt wed the rtsa stock and procurement situation and have decided to raise the rice ration by 2 i P ,r I person per week as from May SI lf)4H. The new scales m Singapore will, therefore,
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    China Control Yuan
    22 1 Nanking, May 2G. President Chiang Kai-Shek today ordered the convocation of the newly elected Control Yuan June ft. U.P.
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    81st Birthday
    44 1 \RY celebrat- hrthdoy yester]hi orougk House. me, telegrame j <,n, ting early ,i t tke I g ""•>* Net* over jI I 7«caa and Is fcononr formal cele- Planned, but ■;>< Queen kad ''"<</// h, nch on j ol Btick. isors llarf ,1: "ige,d yes-
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    WHOLESALE MURDER THREAT IN SIAM
    63 1 BANGKOK, May '.\_.-The Niamey SPI s K-epiiaM today Ihr.at-n.d the mur__>r eu S,, rosmst Pk**, and wa rti, s t et:r fender and deputy < -i,.-i tn Am J J. "J lihanubaidh n^a la, ickslaff and newspaper pnhttahcr the todst) aJiaitted that it:; agemOa aba*
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    Hospitals Need More Nurses
    227 1 Hospitals Need More Nurses Tribune Staff Reporter) She f naff m Singapore hospitals has reached dan-ger-point, ststed Mr. P. a. B. McKerron, Colonial Secretary, Singapore, Id an interview with the Tribune yesterday, an*' urged that more young women should be induced to take up nursing as j sp< career. Mr.
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    ARMY CLERKS PHOTEST TO MILITARY
    144 1 ARMY CLERKS PHOT EST TO MILITARY ALLEGED VICTIMISATION fTribnm stuff Reporter) THE IRMI tu... M-.nvKK IMU.N. s|N(i..\|M)RK, WITH A MEMBERSHIP <>| OVER 3000 CLERIC. I WORKER*, is TO LODGE A PROTEMT MIOKTIN UITII THE MILITARY AUTHORITIES -GAINST Till ALLEGED VICTIMISATION Ol ARM. CLERKN BY MIL FIELD SMI KIT\ SERVICE. 1
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    GANGS CLASH
    46 1 In 0 loh i i sh >t.s tii find into tke an ueeterdau i:i I inn Cki M Stm t Mkt N ti-n Ckin gangs cloaked. Detectives reeked t>i tin si ito but ihi gangs emperm d. Xo mi i sts hi it imiih
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    Skipper Of S'pore Ship On Trial
    94 1 Skipper Of S' pore Ship On Trial r.A i a via. May zn. Tne trial opened in the Sin aba v. i district court today of British Captain T, i> EUcharda, master of a Singapore registered freighter, Ooorabie, detained by the Dutch Naval authorities several weeks agu. Captain Richards was
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    Devaluing European Currencies
    40 1 NEW YOKK. May 20. Ac cording to the Journal ol Commerce, Economic Co« operation Adminiatration ofll. cinla and s group <»i United States hankers are working out m Washington the beat method <d devaluing Euro pean currencies.
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    S'pore's Olympic Hope Is Worried
    204 1 •TnhKiv Staff Reporter) LLOYD V ALB ERG, Eurasian higk jumper and Singapore* only nopt fee the World Olympics, is still m B'mgapore. ia swirled smis tf stt/J doee noi fcuoio wken ke uvii tesee foi the United Kingdom! Th< only encouraging news Lloyd fcoe net
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    BRITISH GOLD GOES TO US
    35 1 WASHINGTON, Maj >2 B. Britain sent the United states ?Sf,9_l ounces of gold bullion worth nearly 572,000,0Min the s£k ending May 5, accordtog lc^ti_tic7issuedbytheU^-| 'ted States Department of Commerce.-- Reuter
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    Ceylones Military Policeman To Stand Trial On AMMO Charge
    338 2 M. T. c. Dshrtta <26». of the Ceylon Coips of M it irv Psttce, was yesteruay omsnitted Isr trial at the ne t A Charge of heing m pos e'si >n ot IJM rounds of vmm m'ion al an address m
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    "Mee" Seller Gets Nine Months' R.I.
    162 2 Aileged to have attempted io e.\tort various sum. c: money from Chinese shop. keepen mi n the Sembawin^ area some time m July. _94b Lim Oh Kee. who claimed to be a "met" seller, was sentenced yesterday at the Fourth Criminal District Court to
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    Isobel Baillie's Programme
    100 2 Isobe l Baillie's Programme Miss Isobei Baillie will sing the following songs m "her broadcast to Schools over Radio Malaya at ll 15 a.m. today: "Oh! Had I Jubal's Lvr •Handel's: Joshua*: Th e Lady Bird (Schumann'; Who Ifl Sylvia Th e Brook (Schubert-. Song" (Rutland Boughton.; "Oh: Can Ye
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    "TRADE UNIONISM"
    74 2 A talk on Trade Unionism —Its Origin and Growth will be giver by Mr. S. S. Manvam President of the Army Civii Servicer, Union, at a meeting of the Union's Discussion Group to be held on May 30 at 10 a.m at 331. North Bridge Road Singapore. Mr.
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    Y.M.C.A. Set Up Joint Committee
    169 2 Y.M.C.A. Set Up Joint Committee A joint committee has been set up by Singapore's two YMCA.'.— the YMCA. m Orchard Road and the Chinese YMCA. m Selegie Road•v:th a view to co-ordinating activities, but preserving m dividual identity, and inde pendence m policy, management and control. This was achieved as
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    He Had Pistol Tied On To Leg
    203 2 Charged on two counts of unlawful possession of firearms and ammunition, a middle-aged Javanese. Bakri bin Hassan, was sentenced yesterday to three years' rigorous imprisonment on t ach count at the Singapore Asmz" Court by Mr. Justice Brown. The sentences will run concurrently.
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    Retrial Ends Id Conviction
    165 2 The case of Ong Ah Kirn charged with bribery and possession 01 opium again ended m a conviction yesterday arter retrial by the First District Judge. Mr. E. P. Shanks. Accused w£ls sentenced to] Six months' rigorous imprisonment on the opium chargt ;-nd three months on
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    L.E.P. Back Payments
    397 2 Back payments for LEP ex R.A.S.C. under the Worley Report will be continued at the Office of the Officer c Recruiting. Singapore. Fort Canning, m accordance with the following programme. Personnel claiming back pay should bring with them their former payment sheets or other means of identity.
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    COURT MARTAIL:-Accused Explains Payment Procedure
    447 2 COURT MARTAIL:Accused Explains Payment Procedure i Tribune Staff Repmrterf On the second day of hi< <i. 'once. Capt. Christopher Ifac of the Seaforth* Highlanders, told a military com that the fact he had signed < the Acquittance Rolls of th. 8.0.R.S at Embarkation Headquarters was purely accident., since he had.
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    STC CONSIDERS MEN'S DEMAND
    118 2 T ru Stuff Reporter 1 Mr. A A Ewing the ge i rai man ig< i it Un M pore Traction <"-.. Ltd.. I the Tribune yeflterdty I ♦he comspny wu consider; the demandi put fro-war i the 8T C Employee*" M foi sa all-round tacmn
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    CALLED FATHER, BUT HE WAS DEAD
    97 2 A45-yea *j ed on the M room one i >cl for breaknwt There was no response her knock. She pushed open th <*» Ins:.'-- was hanging by repa His body from a wooden rsiis. chair wsoneari Calling her man hurried body <; deid Rut
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    Macca Concerned Over Fire ungme shortage
    175 3 Macca Concerned Over Fire ungme shortage L I r J, rtsr nee. Mm T na r uhersi i emsr fOWCJ In engines from th^ main station m Malacca, often urrivod after the fires ha<i gained control. Quoting an instance a .spokesman said that m this s ea fiie broke out
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    134 3 I. -.irket ed m the ■hidi i. the Res mm 1 attraction, istated ected foi the this mys\,f the l>r -tit ll I convia- op rationi of Raft has the .-tarHe also r e with 1 Carter. ;.v an x-Army iered with i• of I.- Hying ice he it
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    FIRE DAY IN TAIPING
    57 3 FIRE DAY IN TAIPING r c0m- Inter- :at the King L n Empire ;iy IfessMi Hannvn- Ricer. i-" I»r hoys. v had an easy i 'inked t, Lian .Boys) ft Lady i minted Uan High history -I Of >c glrlj w nt s Is I with Vl's Ol the >
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS TO CELEBRATE
    104 3 Ihe annual dinner and lance of the Old Riffiesian. Associaticn will be held on Founder's Day. June 6. at t'..o prince's Restaurant at 7.v pm. Tickets at 54 each are obtainable from the following. Mr. G E N. Oehlers. c o Dj Silva. Oehlers, and Choa,
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    "FALLING IN LOVE"
    63 3 The second artuU of the series "Fulling In Love" mil appear m the Morn nn Tribun* next Saturday. Tht author cautions against mistaking ■pmcoca eenrtekip" the mora display of gorgesasnsss to hapresi one's mate from tk I per fitting. 'Hearts are often bruised m the guest for
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    CORPUS CHRISTI
    30 3 l!i" P.. nun Catholic Ci"urv'r. Mist-day of Corpus Christ!, bill be celebrated this even, ng by Vespers followed by .1 procession, at tne Church 1 ri- of Lourdes
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    Doctor Nurse Came With Repats
    108 3 A C (LnesS doctor and a 3tme i'.om the International Refugee Organisation accom>anied 410 Malayan Chines •epatriates to Singapore from rl.ngkong on board the vessel. Heinrich Jessen. new ling at the Quarantine Station It St. John's Island. Social Welfare officials will be present at the
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    CHARITY CONCERT
    53 3 A concert m aid of the Sin gapore District and Strait. Chinese M.Y.F. funds will be staged by the Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship on Saturday at 3 Kanipong Kapo. Road. The concert, which will commence at 7.30 pm-. will include, bride instrumental and vocal numbers, a playlet.
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    GUN IN ROOF
    52 3 A .33 Wembley revolve:-, presumably hidden from the Japanese just before the capitulation of Singapore m 1J42 .vj.s found by a Malay who came across the weapon while repairing the roof of bis nouse m Minto Road. The revolver was not loaded. II was handed to the
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    Polio: They Stayed Aboard
    61 3 Eight -hundred transit passeneers were forbidden 1 1 leave the yes.el, Oranj.. srhen she berthed m Singapore yesterday morning irom Batavia. Thi_ was because af n polio epidemic m Singapore. Several passengers '-rabarked at Singapore, including Governor of Worth Borneo. Mr E. F Twining, who H
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    Burma P.M. To Quit Office
    73 3 Rangoon. May M. Burmese Premier ThsklS Nu has anBounced he will resigs sla ofUti on July 20. Recent Burmese pre repori. said it was likely be sronld be asked to stay m olßce because of the present political situation. The Burma People Volunteer organisation (veterans
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    Three Malayans Na meet In Reds' 'Who's Who'
    670 3 Three Malayans Na meet In Reds' 'Who's Who' W lahmgton May 26. Th "i thr. n |.roni!ii. ti» ia Communist ire include* thc \v»i Who" oi foreigi ommuaLat p trtie* issued »>y th. ot pn m ot iiive port 1 ga 4-taln Sub-committee. The report coat 'ins i>u.g.;« ihieal data
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    MARRIED AT St. ANDREW'S
    173 3 ihnnc Staff b'> urn ti I The sredding too* place at Sl Andrear*. cathedral yeaterlay of Miss Jem Audrey Halcad, of "Sea Bank." Fleet- ,'ood Koad. Tbornton-Clevelys, llac -pool, and Capt Frank oore of the pi. a*K kU Ad\ i■ts Staff, OIIQ., F.VtKLF .1 oi ryresali
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    TRIUMPH for S'PORE DEMOCRACY
    980 4  - TRIUMPH for S'PORE DEMOCRA CY Gerald Hawkins By Bupt rvieor for Elections. m a broadcast over E idko Malaya. One- again Parliamentary Democracy has shown it's introduction m Singapore was quality. Many said that i« premature, that people would not register for a vote, and if they had a vote
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    63 4 Group photograph tafcea durrng the visit to Smaapara of cardinal SpaUman Roman Catholic Cardinal o, A«r York, and other nsMn,, prelates, together with manbers of the Malayan clergy The Biskop of Malacca, Manse igncur Olromcndy. is seated m the centre of tki group tcith Cardinal Spellmm on his Irft. The
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    EUROPEAN AID
    107 4 WASHINGTON. May 25.— Paul Hoffman, economic cooperation administrator, told the Senate Appropriations Committee today that funds allocated for European aid would bo divided approximately eauallv In the purchase of relief goods and the supplying of commodities for use directly In economic recovery. Mr. Hoffman said that if the
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    82 Bandits Killed
    61 4 CANTON. May 26. Eight vtwo bandits were killed and 43 were taken prisoners when Government forces recently routed a band of armed marauder, m a fierce gun battle m the Ching yu.n district, according to belated reports reaching" Canton. Government troops, it i- father reported, captured over
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    $*****0 For Asian Institute
    40 4 NEW YORK, May 25 A U.S. $920,000 grant from the Rockefeller Foundation to Columbia University for the establishment of an East Asian Institute wa s announced today by the acting President Dr. Frank D. Fackenthal, U.P.
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    RUBBER FUTURES
    74 4 NEW YORK. May 26. Rubber futures close<l 35 lower to 35 higher with sales of 21a contracts. This evened up operations m May contract! after an additional sjx notices issued against it dominate' early trading. Spot was 22,. Closing prices May 21.65 trad otl. June 21.65 nominal July
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    111 4 KARACHI. Mt| 25 Pskistan PaihameV.t 1 passed a bill enanhnek eminent to apply any 2 tary measure ukej E Security Council to W United Nations ded**. The new law eg aiiowi tan to implement Article the United Nation,- Q Tms gives the SeeuntrC power to call en r. nations
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    MAJ. FARRAN TO TO GET DAMAGE
    58 4 MAJ. FARRAN TO TO GET DAMAGE LU.mo.N. .May z& -s Roy Farran la to receive apology and cash payment i a London Sunday Dees which alleged be had jm A rah Legion to fight Jew Majoi Farran had broug libel action againit The Pi and its publishers, tbeOfl Press, and
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    MEASURING TO A MILLIONTH OF AN INCH
    75 4 electro pneumatic yauye viucn << <■ < i differences as minute as ont mi lW i shLn by the manufacturers ."''X >"; pony of Letchuorth. HertJord^'t^U Industries Fair, winch opened tmult and Birmingham on May S. Tkega^f holes too small or too inactssibi'
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      27 4 I'lease Don't Believe Is V KtS^^ a when we tell you that the Sgu^^^M^^ newest and nuttiest of all the CAPITOL aid see°for yourselves TODAY! "Bing, WSjftlr^H
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    911 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH I: I wouid man j idy j Oscar I i as .B ie with ?ultB IC ntiires n as th» to be a trifli Eiass i famous ried Coli and Is love wltii the object furiou Jealousy she is son press agent iv it
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      223 5 •Emmmmwwi mmtm IH rsMo T^Je I J/» oT^m IF s 1 r___T7 iT»l s' IS c.\Dccitn9 a heavenly selection of French Evcnng bags thc first week m June. ■_B_V___HM_M_n__Ml_M_MHH_M_k_i S m m _n vi w n\ m mwL* m H s a L -T^__i iT*_ m ___c___r?Tf IT* I» 1
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      Labour vs Force
      336 6 The comparative tranquillity Whl c h obtained m UK laoour front ..as Dcen snattered during me pas. few weeKS by the outbreak of violence on the part t»i some workers. Though it would noi be true to say that labour unrest is widespread, nevertheless, a strong undereurr
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      Extremism
      241 6 Kow then is la!>cur to express its griev.mcesv Is it to it cowering buore the might ot a government winch has at its command powerful instrument of coercion? Fo:tun*tely the y e Lb a legitimate and effective method whereby workers can advance tUeii cause r.nd rectify their grievances. Trade
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    NEHRU VISITS KASMIR RULER
    47 6 Th* M iharaja of Kashmir. Begum Abdullah, [wifn m Bkeikh If h Prion Minister of Kashtnin Pandit Jatcaharlal Nehru and th, A ll thc garden party held m Shalimar during Pandit Nekru'i recent H f I rowaeWion uith the Independence Celebrations K> GIIS.
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    The Gentlemen Talked Of Peace
    997 6  -  PEDAGOGUE POLIIICS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WORLD AFFAIRS By On the night of May 11 Moscow Radio made a broadcast which sent a wave of speculation and hope throughout thc world. The Moscow broadcast caught the headlines and news- papermen pestered "official' j \nd "unofficial" sources
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      22 6 .u.i/..n' ,w/? iri- THRICE FI O MKi-Ai- PENANG VIA d lON, ,,K PROM PENANG^ LUMPUR JU J FAtfS TJil.iS Kuala lAmng I
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLES NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      U.S. Grants Big loan To Israel
      324 7 I-., united States, tust nation to recognise the o v< mment of Israel, on Tuesday night tenow ,ved a loan of $90,000,000 to $100,000, '< _rx>rn sta-e fighting for its life m the lay of the Artth invasion. This was an- Dr. Chaim Weizmann,
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      BIG QUAKE RECORDED
      63 7 WE_ I In M aaaacfcaoetta, pajf K. A "very strong" arthq^ake was recorded at ISO GMT yesterday at the Bos- seismograph station. Th* disturbance lastea four Mil aad probably occurred >.90t. ruiiei away, possibly m hrthero India. we earth tremors were re--SJJ< seismograph at rordham I'niveraity, New
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      BOTH LEGS FRACTURED
      28 7 after a taxi, a had been j i, Vehicle. Dept., c, w v ml< nt opposite h School resulting ir v Indian removed to tactur
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      WOMEN GANGSTERS
      37 7 An armin liars. In. en, were by thc y are rg sn matic v :< >UOeg i: i] 24.000.0.0 it tie Offlc ai tei They have in' the:: eral pK.oh. >: c:>thing ,a^ a motor ca:. AAP
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      £7 A DAY JUST TO KILL...
      102 7 CJUIEESDQE, may M. Cambridge Unirfrsity newspaper Vareity mid yeoterdoy former RAF pilot a studying here mit bi>,n, offl ed up to £200 a month plus -blood money*' to fly for Arebe and lewM m Pnhstme "Tin nei d OM hnfh sid< is mmniij fur
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      HAMMER'S PROFIT
      52 7 W. Hammer Co., Ltd. re port a profit for 1947 oi $204,321. A final dividend ol 75 cents per share and a bonus of 50 cents are recommended, carrying forward $73,821. The book value of the assets has been written up by $948,087. which has been carried to
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      Vice "Lord" Held
      47 7 PALERMO, May 26.- Police revealec' last night that Charle. l Luckyi Luciano, former Ne* York vice lord, was arrested three days ago and held for questioning m connection with reported con. '.acts he had wic. a Sicilian Mafu or 'Black Hand" banlit gang- U.P.
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      TWINS DIE OF SAME ATTACK
      78 7 London, May M. Mary Forbes, 18 year old twin, died on Monday from the sume violent hiccoughs that killed ,xer sister Francis, six weeks njo. Mary became ill with hiccoughs eiyht days after her twin sister Frances died from an attack of hiccoughs m a
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      BAO DAI
      36 7 Saigon, May 2C. Bao Dai. ex-Emperor of Annam. wil. cave here by plane on June T tor Ixmdon, Geneva, and. it •nvited by the French Governnent. Paris, a member of his staff said yesterday.
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      SAWN-OFF FEET FOUND IN POND
      184 7 SAWN- OFF FEET FOUND IN POND BARNET, Hertfordshire, May JU.— The police dragged two severed human feet irom the mud of a pond at Potter's Bar near here yesterday uncovering me of the grisliest mysteries m Britain for years. The feet had been sawn of Mist above the ankles. Abound
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      MARSHALL ARMS AID FOR EUROPE NEXT?
      157 7 WASHINGTON, >lay 26.— Democratic Senator Walter George predicted yesterday that next year Congress will be asked to provide an armament's Marshall Flan comprising between $„000,000,000 and $„000,000,000 to help rearm European nations opposing communism. Senator Georg told a re- porter: "It depend* on who
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      BACK TO FRANCE
      104 7 rWYCROSS, (Lelcestei shiro May 25 The church ol iwy :i I• bjre <P' puiati< n 3331 i 1 the return to tl French Oovernmeni ol a bained glass window with i v stim tted worth ol E500.000 rhe irindow has been m tfci Trycross village church since
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      DISORDERS IN FINLAND
      313 7 HELSINKI, May 26,- Disorders spread m finland yesterday when the Communist and Sodftl.lt 2p?ii.tion of the people-. Democrat Party put i nme pressure on the Government to force the appointment of a kft-n^ Minister of the Interior The crisis, which MOm h'»m tha dtsmiss.il of the Communist
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      AWARD FOR DR. SEN
      69 7 nkvv YoitK. May _<;. r>r. »••-)<. s v.. n founder of the mass education movement m lima Ly means of basic Chin M was on Monday night awarded by proxy the first Bait-Wool Award plaque les gned by Jo Davidson. The presentation was made by Pearl
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      Cardinal Spellman
      66 7 CANTON. May L'o. Car Imal I Speilman and party arrived m Canton yesterday when they were met at the White (loud airfield by lu^h officials of tie* Provincial and Municipal Governments and leading members of the Catholic Church and foreign communities. The Cardinal <md group were entertained to
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      50 Post Workers Held After Theft
      67 7 TLtiLLA.I, May Hi. Fifty post OffioO of /nulls hai B been arraeted nfiet a package containing 5000,000 riah [about 188,000) m bunk notes, belonging to the tintibk Imp' i at Hank of /run. nos st-tti n last jaaeh from the Telu run /> <s7
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    15-YEAR-OLD SETS WORLD RECORD
    469 8 15-YEAR-OLD SETS WORLD RECORD We.Uow.ne; m the lot.;. Pacific rollers, the Bttl launcu RMTVed "-Iv'wly along the not-too-distant eoaoUtne. Faintly above th- ruible ol the en\ tho-e abe ild hear the I i r> ii of the .'inf. Although £axed. each ol fl 'c men kept a arctchful ey< o
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    33 8 NEW DELHI. May _♦>.— Ten j thousand people were made J homeless last night after a fire destroyed hutments m the Kings way refugee camp -one cf the biggest refugee camps m Delhi. Reuter
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    S. A. STUDENT CRIED. "3 CHEERS FOR HITLER"
    192 8 Johannesburg. May 2G South africa went to the polls tod v. In her first general election for six yea:- r.ftet two week _r strenuous campaigning by the ioui major parties. One meeting was broken up by i fignt m which bicycle chains
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    29 8 Joan, token she wan sir, with hi r first "big" catck. tool tke-n while km > nure* wasn't watching, after J fl borrowed o lint irom o fiekerman. (Australian Pkoto).
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    TO CLEAR MINES"
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    10 VILLAGES TO BE REMOVED
    88 9 10 VILLAGES TO BE REMOVED TOKIO May 2t. Ten vtti,. x a population of way tor Ihe *r i* words second largest ilw at KnmißO, In Wakaysma Prefecture. Southern Honshu, report the Japanese pies* The d.m itse'f wi'l be l« metres 'ong and 3*o metre wide. I 1 will told
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    Trawler Hits Mine
    43 9 ORIMPnY. A -:y r of the crew were killed amen o < >xir s_« i*' iw>e», ,C| wald, struck a mine off the Norwegian coast Tne starboard bow «raa damneed but she Is proceeding w .'-roe under her own steam. Reuter
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    INDIA TO SEEK MARSHALL AID
    153 9 PARIS, May 25. India ai'i „._.< Marshall *id. M. N. V N'ai.iu General Secretary of the A!l-D_dia Peasant C mi. refia who is leading the Indi m ielejatlcn to the Interna, tional Ccnfeience <>< Agricultural F-oduc<'is. .aid hero He sjld Pandit Nehru. Indian Premier, would
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    SHIPBOARD PARTY
    85 9 Hongkong. May 20.- -Admiral Sir De^iS t^i played host, to s group ,t Chinese boys rom thr Don Bosco Saleaian institute yester?»ard the British desp itcn ihip Alert. tne boys' »dslt to the M to return the compliment he Admiral paid then, by a urprisecall to thc tastttuteon
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    TALKS WITH BEVIN
    77 10 LONDON, May 25. The Siamese Ambassador m London. Mr. Direk Jayanam. called on the Foreign Secretary Mr. Ernest Bevin. at tht foreign Office today. The Ambassador is due f* leave London shortly and wiii be replaced by Prince Nakha tra Mongkrwl Kitiya<orn. now Siamese Minister m Paris.
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    128 10 wghii, Mav^-U police authorities rfl tightened up r „J measure! v a citfl American campaigt^B ound United States fl romoting the eeotofl bilitatioo of Japa;Td_M started by Stu_f_iH ganisatioa. ?ome fl gathered niomentam. Several campus <fl aid to have bVn hefl '.'-•t two days to :.yfl .hi- Anuncan-Mdoi^B John's
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    NO DISTINCT
    34 10 NEW DELHI H Government of Icdfl announced that atfl tineUooi will fl m choosing aopWfl Government Joai present, a 1-adlcal fl m India, where th, Hindu'? M( m and dictated :.><-^l U.P.
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    INVENTORY BLUES
    1147 11  -  Betty Schen A SIX -DAY SERIAL By \lhon, Like HumptjhDumpiy, Takes a Fall— and Land: m the Anns of the Law j Carney, ibboti, mg a manager Furniture Met, r dmner mi[ t i it caneV .nut break th I'.ruce y i hand M mrm I only ]I
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    "FIERCEST EVER" BATTLE REPORTED IN N. KIANGSU
    190 11 SHANGHAI. May 26.— Largescale lighting flared uc 111 North Kiangsu during the past 24 hours as powerful Go vernment units began tne.: push against the Communis: ba.e oi Yengcheng. about 1W miles north Of Nanking .vhence guerilla warfare over a wide area of
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    HE DIDN'T LIVE TO TELL
    45 11 LILLE via P aris Mlv 26 An a»ateOT electrician, Eugene de Lobelie. convinced that Surg, of 6000 volts would not kill a man. fi^JPedh^self m wire and tossed the IM end over a high tension line. He was wrong. U.P
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    "White Australia": UK Can't Intervene
    156 11 I >Nl> May 25 The British Governm declined to intea ne m case arising out of Australia*! racial Uwi which prevent coloured p :<- visiting the Crxamonwealth to stay there man* atly When the House of Com nons reassembled today, the knnmonwealth Relations Sec- <
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    U.S. $4 MILLION TREASURE FIND
    82 11 aVIONON. via Paris. M y 26. I j) v.c» were looking v< I iriay b»r the OWTH oi innieia «d burie i treasure' w >rth an iittmatrl US$4 i: il lion, which was dun up m th" forest here, 1 he t'ortun,. is m two
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    FIRED BOAC 300 MILES "OFF COURSE"
    115 12 FIRED BOAC 300 MILES "OFF COURSE" Washington. May 25. Tht j United States Air Force said; today that the BOAC flyiag boat* intercepted off Okinawa last Friday by PBO jet fighter? was "300 miles off course" and had given them no warning ot its flight plans. It also denied that
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    WOMAN KNIFED IN IPOH
    82 12 Ipoh, May 2G. A middle- aged Tamil woman, employed on the Tanjong Rambutan Rubber Estate, was rushed to loanital m a critical condition early yesterday morning. Her dying deposition was taken. According to available re- ports bei husband, who la employed m the Central Mental; Hospital,
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    387 12 Russian Colonel Slurs Churchill BERLIN, May 2n. -Col. Alexis Yelisarov, th 3 .i"t Deputi Commandant here, tonight adopt v'um was described w "threatening attitude** 4 .1 protesting sgainsi the action of the thn Western military government* In lending liaison 55i erg to po!ice headqu triers In the Soviet sector of
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUATATIONS
    709 13 4*t»aas Mali dior. H LOANS Municipal Spore s', 192G 111.00 112.00 _''pore s'. 192. 100.25 101.25 Spore 4V_'/c 1030 117.25 11M5 '.'pore 3 r i 1935 98.00 99.00 .'pore V< 1931 09.00 Ioo._o a'pOW 3G 1938 99 00 100.50 Spore A% 1939 106.00 107.00 Pen 192G 113
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    327 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS From our Kin.'nci.il 001 I Bo- <-:)(•,., both the i.H.im i t and the tie I have loaiethlng to t ilk tbout Hie tin rice rumours have t .ken definite i tiape and iulted m some firmness, h, aa was pointed out th* day, caution 1
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    154 13 There was again lack of having Interest In the -ago flour market. A small shipment of the Slak Hour which came m yesterday was taken up by md:an buy< rs at tin IIAVr: level of |17,06. Sarawak sago flour also dropped slightly to 116, The following were
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    From Pit Boy To Labour Chairman
    398 13 Jim Qrlfnth n i irll y chairman l a m m ol < rklni i. i A coal i miner at age <>. 13 with teach- i U-| o| hli radical md rati ra kai father behind him he i joined md p n
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    RUBBER STEADY
    74 13 The rubber market opened quietly yesterday morning but •atei m the duy steadied with dealers and speculators buying Business was done for No. 1 June at 43-3 4. but closed oneeighth of a cent below best. Prices at the cios«* yesterday Wi'ic Buyers. Bcllero. Mo i June li.s.s.
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    18 13 The share market continued Arm and prices m tin shares showed small rises. industrials remained steady.
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    Coloured Engines For UK Railways
    70 13 Co loured Engines For UK Railways LONDON. May 25 The nation' railway executive an nounced today t> i t next Summer It will try out freah colour scheme for their en- ginea, Including Mich a> p!um or Bpllt milk Uned With bands, of yellow and maroon" for mainline trams md
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    Bowlers Reap Harvest On Rain Soaked Wickets
    534 14 !ON PON MAY 26 Win IK TH X AUSTRALIAN! WERE DEAI ING IN CAVALIISR FASHION' WITH THE MlfiHT OF THI MCC, \T LORDS. A PORTENT THAT THEIR BATSMEN MIGHT NOT HAVE MATTERS ALL T EIR OWN WAY AGAINST ENGLAND IE THE WICKETS I
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    72 14 Oaands 45 E Humble Sheers Mantin W.S.V.D.E. I res. Polk. 42 3 < Katong > 40 1 Cleodora 3S 9 Glengyle 36 7 Tydoui 33 4 Denbighshire 31/2 Devonshire 17 18 Yasn.a 19 20 Kampai 21 Blankvann 23 4 Island Mail— Asia 25 6 IVrnplant 27 8 Seremhan
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    BRITAIN SEEKS FRENCH VIEWS
    108 14 LONDON. May 25.— Brit tl v. bad as«<ed tiv French Gov emrn.nt whether she consilers the live Western Union power* should act together ol\ Palestine, a Foreign Ofnc--pjke.man snid tonight. Tne spokesman confirmed that Britain also a.ktd the French Government to refrain from taking any initia.
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    TAGORE INSTITUTES
    73 14 LONDON. May 25.— Tagort institutes are to be opened next Tuly at the Sorbonne University m Paris and at Freidburg and Buebingen Universities m the French zone of Germany. Dr. Girija Mookherji of Freidburg University stated here today. Andre Gide. the famous French writer who translated the poet
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    Madame Chiang to Visit Bangkok
    62 14 Bangkok. May 26.— Madame Chiang Kai-shek is expected to visit Bangkok shortly, it was reliably learned here today. She will stydy Sino-Siamese problems and assist m the settlement of outstanding issues. It is understood that Siamese Premier. Phibun Songkhram. has assured the local Chinese community
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    ENHANCED FINES
    130 14 Since the re-occupation, a number of cases have come to light of illicit storage of dangerous goods, e.g. Calcium Carbide, and many cases of violation of the relevant Municipal by-laws, resulting m several serious outbreaks of fire. The fines at present provided m the by-laws are so low
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    Institute To Improve Far East Fish Yeild
    473 14 The British flimi— a iui pi i*« to i up a readatei) Ui. Ill« 02 thC lealt i agricultural investigate meant ol Imji i Ing the cuei of the p^ p., w... depend largely on BatL i.. many countries, eapeclslly m the Fji
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    SUNDAY SOCCER
    59 14 l' u e ft Uo Alng will repteant the C l I n at :cer >gaa_l ChangJ Prison Spaa ;:.b on Smd at t.e rhangj unds 5 P** Hoe d Xl ka job Blew Lee reck Tai lohr Hon. any T_t», k Voon. Joo Hern, Seat J» See
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    28 14 SOVIET -INDONESIAN RELATIONS Moscow, May 26. CwM relation, hav< been esu**a_ between :h, Soviet U*** the Indonesian Repute T». .t uiociat Soviet ttsw. ar^ •..n 1 todftv Reuter
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    es (Signals) Steals Show Against Chinese Athletes
    397 15 I Scrappy League line At Stadium 2 CHINESE ATHLETES rcTTOLE THE SHOW AT JALAN BESAR STACRw Y THB RIGHT WING FOR STONM.B Rir_VrE GAME AGATNST THE CHINESE L rtt FS WAB LARGELY RESPONSIBLE PrEAirS VICTORY, ALTHOUGH HE DID NOT tho leasoo it will
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    LA SALLE BEATEN
    30 15 The Haik3wyu Sports Club defeated La Salle Sports Club by thra< goals to om- In a S.A. F.A. Div. 3 game on St. Geor{ea Road ground yesterday.
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    HIRD AQUITTED
    155 15 Cpl. Geoffrey Hlrd. of the Military Police, was acquitted and discharged by Mr Justli 2 Brown at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday aft- r a common jury returned a too. jority verdict of "not guilty.' Hird araa tried on a charge Ot being found m unlaw;;.! possesion of
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    543 15 SEVERAL TIMES AND DISTANCES REGISTERED AT LAST YEARS MEET. IN BOTH TRACK AND FIE.EVENTS. WERE BETTERED AT THE ROYAL AlRJf°s£g MALAYA ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS HELD AT THI R.A.F. STATION. CHANGI. YESTERDAY. The holders of the Royal Airj Force Malaya Athletic Associa- j
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    335 15 Oa raaaity, Hay n. ifee Association ol Brltlah Malay ntertained the Malayan it ornalisti ..■<> oa loar <:i Gieat Brnam |o iun< ti at the S.iv )iy Hate] In addition to the joutn ■lists tile gneati Included Mi W. R Cockburn. chiel Man., ?er. Chartered Bank,
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    NEW BOYS' CLUB
    55 15 A new Boys' Club will be opened by the Hon. Mi. C. C. Tan. member of the Legislative Council, at Prince Edward Road at 5 p.m. on Saturday. This Will be the first Roys' Club v be run directly by the Social Welfare Department. Ali existing Clubs
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    Old Trafford Bogey Venue For Aussies
    99 15 Old Trafford Bogey Venue For Aussies HANCHBBTBR, May 26 Once again OM Trafford ground prov -d a bogey venue for the Australian cricket tourists Rain made play Impossible .n tßdf match against Lancashire Aitei early morning rain which left the ground soft on top. it was hoped to resume play
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    81 15 Grentoch, New Jeraey, May 2»». Jerst y Jot Walcott Is < >x pected to be bach at road work and boxing tomOITOW aftor ;i two days break, beaeauas at hh Infected foot In his preparation for hiy return title bout witr. the world heavyweight champion
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    294 16 MOVE TO HALT MIXED RICE SHIPMENTS DISCISSIONS UtE I TO CSPT UNDERWAY SHORTLY i:kT\v::k> THE SINGAPORE AND SIAM- GOVERNMENTS ON r *i: METHOD OF FUTURE RICE SHIPMENTS A SINGAPORE OFFICIAL FLEW to BANGKOK VESTERD v «.N THIS MISSION. A unlit I ITM til d Oi iC roppty n le the
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    HOUSING CRISIS IN JAPAN
    44 16 HOUSING CRISIS IN JAPAN KTO, Miv 26 Japa i la facing a crisis In ronstru suitable houdng for her 5.. v 000 homeless fa an r!lci- of Gen. MacArthur'a I quarter. wA-hc Health an< •.v. hfar< Ba tion said touay bussing thc nations he
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    Cardinal Spellman In Hongkong
    63 16 HONGKONG. May 26. Cardinal Francis Spellman Archbishop of New York, arrived here today Irom Can. ton The Cardinal i. stay:: m Hongkong for three day? on his way bac'a to thc Unite States after attending the centenary celebrations m Melbourne. While m th colony, Cardinal Spellmin
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    132 16 ai: tin se who en m member, >! tne Medical ABXlltnry 6"erriee who aerved m one of tht .ippr-vea organisations before the date of the Invasion yf Malaya, 1.c., ftth Deetmber, 1.41. and continued to serve throughout the period v.? to vhich they were working, are
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    167 16 Fibber iwiaWu tjigeeamtd dieaatiefaction geateremg nf the Government** reply ta the Singapore Rubber Work' ere* Union's three-day ultimntiiui demand m i) the rehasc of worker* ol the Tai Tong Rubber Work* who were arreoted <>n Sunday and *inct nenteMced to tkree months' imprisonment fa* house
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    104 16 PEDESTRIAN MOTORIST HURT A Chines? pedestrian was knocked down by a diepatch rider at about 6.55 p m. ye.. terday, at the 9. mite stone Yio Chv. Kang Road. The pedestrian w.s removed to hospital m a serious condition, with fractures to the skull and left leg. while the lervlceman
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    97 16 Paris May M Two Pi I men have invented a 'en a if placed m an ordinary dim camera using an ordln try neg Uve, Will make a color Sim French newspapers reporting l h.s today aav th v It Is ho| that 300 French c\ui mas
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    POLICE DANCE
    31 16 The Singapore Harbour Board Auxiliary Police he'd s dance at thc B.V.C. Drill Hall last night *o ce»ebrate their flrrt anniversary. The eiancv was attended by s iarge crowd.
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