Morning Tribune, 28 May 1948

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    14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE VOL 1 NO 762. (New Series) /o CMMTTn FRIDAY, MAY 2\ IMg.
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    294 1 m) To Down Tools For 24 Hours Irritmnt Staff R* porter! knAi«oßi:> :>2 rubber factories will I TO COMPLETE STANDSTILL AT DAWN MEon wurrA SOME 8.300 MJBREE workers i.IMH ONE-DAY STRIKE AS A PROTEST vsl lIH I NJISTIFIEO" ARREST AM) (ON- 0N OF SH WORKERS OF THE IAI THONG
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    316 1 PALESTINE m THK ARABS REING tv Security Council's •fire oni- last night, flghtiPa •ne v.-. n{ on. II E MOST DECISIVE ITIN'«; m the battle for i being waged toil Lati 11 20 miles west of the Jeers ttack on a t> A- for control of f ..-.Jerusalem ft
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    HIROHITO TO ABDICATE?
    76 1 TOKYO, May tl: Tokyo today bur.ii-a with iuihouih unconfirmed aud nnconfirmaMs thai Emperor Httokito aus planning to abdicate on Aug. t't. Tin abdication, it is said. :c<>uld be timed to coincide with thc execution Toja and other war lead* rs iath Auy. 15. self cted as tin
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    2 HURT IN BRAWL
    78 1 (Tribune Staff R* porter) Two Chinese were removed to hospital with minor injuries following a hrawl with servicemen m the Dohhy Ghaut area at about 9.20 last' night. A European, uho fell off a ship opposite Clifford Pier, was removexi to hospital hv Municipal amhulanee at
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    "R.A.F. HONOUR" IN DIVORCE CASE
    184 1 Hint a lad by M,s. Binoauld not 'he resi LxuUr fear. "the t- iooa Justice, AunsUy, the rem--1 «>tepe€f ltho„i,h nf'un-,; oj cruelty Nlo|(l I'rtition I taken place m Singapore and though the petitioner is not* employed locally m one of the commercial air line*,
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    ONE FRESH CASE OF POLIO
    29 1 One fresh aaae of poliomyelitis was reported y eater day, the vietlm being S hinese eliilil. The total mimlicr of eases is aaw H4.
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    SIT PLANS TO BUILD ARTISAN HOUSES. SHOPS
    113 1 Two-hundred-and-ninty.ab: utis ins. houses Ol t!l e tHW j roomed-type, and 27 shops j are to by eonatructed shortly on the Singapore Improve. i merit 1 rtiatsite between Bales tier Road and Lorong Limau Estate. This ta a part ol the Singapore Improvement
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    New COL Satisfactory —But There's A Snag
    358 1 OOVEBNMENT EMPLOYEES CONSIDER THE \_H DOST OF UMNO ALLOWANCES KATIBFACTOB. BUT THERE STILL APPEARS TO RE A BNAfI. Mr. 0. a. Teeaenaohn, Pre-I sident of the Qcnaral Clerical Services Union, said The clerical servtoes are ajatta lappv with these term- es)eciallv as they
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    39 1 THIS SMALLEST SAFE IS THE WORLD urn.v on tOtkt bittok at the Eritisk Industrie* Fui> 'it thc Olympm. ft interested from sfar pear aids fo iwrfy yoor olds. The aoeeeeeer can u^ak out his own combination to apea M
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    Heroic British Decisions Of , World War II
    319 1 Heroic British Decisions Of World War II NKW OR K MAY 27 Tl I R 1 UNQUALIFIED DETERMINE TION OF THE ROYAL FAMI LV. PRIME MINISTER WJL STON CHURCHILL AND THE WHOLE BRITISH GOVERN j MENT to stay m Britain and !po down 'f neceeaan undi 1 Nazi Invai lon
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    Admiralty Clerks Discontented: No Advances
    153 2 iv iitii'K r<> Till: HURUJCK. >"i *i. <<><)- vr\si" \*l.'. HON. SBCECTAB*. OF TllE SINGAPORE ADMIRALTY MK.AL STAFF I NTON. DtAWJ VrriNTION TO THE •w T IHA*? ADVANCES Sin BEEN VM>. TO MEMBERS Ol HIS IMON Vim\rK\ TI *r I E »PROV/ L i ROM
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    3200 For Causing Hurt
    36 2 ng H k, Hokk ltw •it two i ausing hurt to tw., Ahmad bin Jnafar liths I SIOU o r one month r I fespectreery n t the 'third Police Court yeste-day.
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    LONG FLIGHT BY LINCOLNS
    144 2 LONG FLIGHT BY LINCOLNS Tomorrow, SaturAau 'May S9> four -Red t4ou M Lincoln Eomber* of No. p? Strut** Se.ttif mead Sguadnm will make an /''rwi hours flioht inci'li'inn a round trip of mer 2.000 miles. The LMteOOmm* ir'll leiice Tengah m th* auly mornmo~ and fly ov* r *he South
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    Convicted Of Armed Robbery
    255 2 A gang of six young Chinese three of them carrying B pistol each, held up the proprietor of a Chinese liquor shop at Rowell Road on the afternoon of June 28 last and made off with |W0 m cash and eight bottles at samara, valued at
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    Fatal Fall From Ships Deck
    125 2 A Chinese labourer engaged m transferring bags cement from the deck ol i ship to the engine room mis* <d hi?, balance and fell Into t airwell down to the engine room— a drop of about 50 f€ t. He died about t*«J > houra
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    DOCK ACCIDENT: Alleged Delay In Fetching Diving Gear
    292 2 DOCK ACCIDENT: Alleged Delay In Fetching Diving Gear bottom of the dock. HV found the body of the deceased. When the body eras brought to the surface, artificial tespitation was applied, but without avail. The Coroner, Mi. Choo: Singh, returned a verdict of 'death by misadventure" due to drowning. Valual
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    GANDHI KILLING: TRIAL ADJOURNED
    186 2 NEW PELHI. May 27.~ The trial of nine Indians,* alleged to' haw been Involved m the assassination of Mahatma G.mdhi on January 30. was adjourned until neat Thursday shortly after it I opened In the historic* Red Fort .here today. Only a score of the 100
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    WIDOW'S GRAPHIC STORY OF ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    469 2 A middle-aged widow was '.icked down fioni a window hei teen aged son escaped and tumped down an air well to ummon the police to their louse which was being robbed, the disappearance of approximately 16,000 m cash and jewellery, These were the
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    LITTLE THEATRE PRODUCTION
    243 2 me Little Thaatie PI to praaint They I city by j. B Prte.fi he Little theatre, aStreet, on Ju nr 4 5 7* at 5..0 p.m. Many difflcaltirs have h be overcome m ord< Je theatre-going puhi.,- >ngi,>orc shall have tl* unity of seeing the p| •ction.
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    FATAL ACCIDENT
    18 2 i i ra fatal ii Idem j H Bt (Road a j l_ tljj I 1
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    220 3 stall Ri porter l people, "'i^'ed m strange lamls by pissed through Bushey P»rk. the r „•■< transit home" m Singapore, evtouety the.c had been screened by ,11 "international Refugee Organif. I travet 1 time R ''id L a s P v t: -ndeil. with--1 L ssolvCiiiiiiis- ston International
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    34 3 I earg f« Harboui bj CheCO fcr f.. Bidding l ictloneei* results were I r m m bicycle r _nd igkan KB. r Seng I C icte 2.350 L N si a thre*
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    Tiger Scare In Asahan
    102 3 i From Ou* Own tU porter i Malacca, Mag 1"7. Asahmi residents esyparienced mMd scare on Wcdnesln taken I fully grown tiger mad* its upi>< ana* touwrd* dusk »»i th* ttem en-, iiii-i. {feasts and shop* immedi ataig put up thai* ahntem* met .< party of
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    73 3 L R< hoit* r i Harbow c held iv "h' Volunteer I *he fl' s f te- formation l y decentI _iits. addI th< evening by MohBye- stx ye, 'of tor t ti ienl were fill ci com- y police I Colonel r. -int of >: SP., Mr. Harbour
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    23 3 el by the r m Dei veals whom I *ere Colony l iding is and one mothi nd the had I tiouu
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    MSU SEEK COMPLETE SALARIES' REVISION
    310 3 fTribont Staff Reporter! A complete revision of salaries is bought by the RfUOJCipa Services Union m a momorard am submitted to the Moni.ipn' Salaries Revision Committee. One of the terms of referenc, of this Committee, which was appointed m March this year I to see
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    Mr. Cheng Chia-Hua
    78 3 Mr. Cheng Chla-t.ua, Chinese Consul General at Singapore, has been appointed Consul of the Chinese Consulate U> be opened shortly In Malacca. Mr. Cheng, who recent!;-' arrived from Apia. Samoa Is lands, is a graduate of Yenchlng University. Peipine, He joined the Foreign Ministry m 1930 and
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    MALAYAN ECAFE DELEGATES LEAVE
    283 3 Mr Mohamad Ens ff bir fnsoff, representing the Mali yan-Borneo Group widen ho* isaocUte memberaoip ot vac Economic Oommlaalon tor A*iu and the Far East. (E.C.A.FE >, Left Bingapora, by air ye*t*rlay morning to attend urn third session ol the ccjnmiadon at Ooticamund. Ho was accompanied
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    LONDON GUEST HOUSE
    86 3 a metal gneal house for •verseas guest, ot the Britlah Government has been openeu n Park street, London, it I* b l_ck 01 Hats used during the war as oOces foi Co lo nial.omce. The new preml;es n v p a ble oi holdini more than 50
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    Defence Closes Case: Summing upon Monday
    212 3 COURT MARTIAL: TWo wit m .ease |a the eoaH martial trial oi <•;.,, t Christo "her M,, |> (1| Si '"'th Hlghl mders, yesterday ■rata reeallad foi re-examlna t^on oi th«Mt acaviaaa cvi Isaes '••tot m.< k-. is beta* '"int ssartialled <>n ahs* ohareat,
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    BOOKS PRINTED IN SINGAPORE
    135 3 Under the Primers and -*üblishers ordinance three printed opics of every book printed n Colony (.1 S» "•«•)> #c raus' c sent to the appointed office rithtn one month from the at« uch book Is Ural delivered <»nt >f the [ielntlng press m oi icial announced
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    Search For Arms Revealed Secret Society Receipts
    163 3 Teorhew youth. I_<>h Bag lei'i; of 138 .lulan Rajah, alii gad ta have been a aaansbee Itf an unlawtul .society, was entenced to three months i ig>^ous imprisonment and titled i $200 m default two months rlgOfOlia imprisonment m the hird Police Court
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    Jail Sentence For Extortioner
    215 3 A motor leery attendant, Nff Thia, Who tried to extort two turns of money fresa a CMneee barber <mi Havutoek Head and -mother sum of money from a woman on Pearl's Hill Koad |n April last was .sentenced yesterday hy the Fourth (*rim nal District Judge
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    Early NEI – Indonesian Showdown Likely
    383 4 Early NEI Indo nesian Showdown Likely Batavia, Ma) 27. rhe Netherlaada Government is likely to seek an early ihowdown on the continued Indonesian Republican demand foi aep '.rate diplomatic renreser.tation abroad. it was reliably U .r:. here today. Yc-"t »rday*a report Of the Soviet decision to recognlae the Repu )lic
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    135 4 Pfiot' taken on tht on ision of th' Installation D<::<ier of tin Ipoh Rotary last weak. Stated at the sunn tabli from lefi t rigkt ore Rtn. Tm Ckeng Pkor, Rtn 8 Rajaratnam, Mrs. J. T. Cknpptl, Rtn. V c. Kang, Bn<t. B. Gran I*4 Hon. JuotiCt LEC Emus. Mr*.
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    "Our Battle Is Ended"
    49 4 HELSINKI. May 20. Eino Kilpi. newly appointed Interior Minister of' Finland, announced he has joined the Fopular Democratic (Communist bloci party. Trie Central Committee of the striking- Communist workers urged strikers to return to work yesterday morning" The Committee announced. "Our battle la ended." U.P.
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    ABSENTMINDED JUROR FINED
    94 4 A fne of $100 was leipoeed yesterday by Mr. Jnstii BrOfCU an a iuror, Mr. 11. Clan-; TamtUng. m hi* absence. at the Singapon Assiz Court for failing to attend court on Wednesday and y<vterdny for jurii servit > Soon after tht imnotllioii of the tine, Mr.
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    Reciprocal Trade Act
    55 4 WASHINGTON. May 27. The House Republicans rode roughshod over administration objections and passed by 234 to 149 the Reciprocal Trade Act for only one year m modified form. Sixteen Democrat- joined 21^ Republicans m voting for th< bill. Against it were 142 Democrats, five Republicans, and two
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    "FRUST RATION" CHARGE AGAINST SOVIET
    193 4 Tucson (Arizona), May 27. Charles E. Bohlen. of the U.S. State Department. said the United States should give westi crn Europe military aid m the i same way it i.s presently subsldlaing Europe through the Marshall Plan. The statement was an indirect apDoal for the
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    "NOTHING OFFICIAL"
    35 4 BATAVIA, May 27. Indonesian Ne rv ported firm J< 1 ■t Repi b elrcl Ut tl_9 I cilr 1 imatlc relation Russia Thefl emment, the r '•"">' ad Was ;o ting the I Reuter
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    W. HAMMER & CO. LTD.
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    158 4 to 1 tion Sen t Sdxd i S priiH cd t r. 1 2. v Six m Mci f 1 N'.COi o Ctfcl .iV. I I seta lard of honou! fo the Govi -no:. a school prefect! a: pected pri sent a: th fles Institution throat week b< ginning
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    865 5  -  VERA ARDMORE WITH I ______P 1 H when X i t con- leaning furnl. re i .m bla hi n'. i. thing as 'so a. to Eea. d M par: lei n's room r. t b brightly M '.ing the rsonalib:- s< nse lI m n furnlg
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      Dirt And Disease
      289 6 The recent outbreak of polio has served tc draw tne public's attention to certain aspects of Hygiene tad public heaitn. This nwmrenesi naa been heftgmened by the fact Umt as a result of neg!ect during the years of Japanese occupation uur public health services sullen d a
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      Preventive Medicine
      305 6 Preve ntive Medicine Inc.deutly it is well to remember that disease and dirt are problems which concern the poor rather than me well-to-do. thus empnasising the fact that, good health is to a extent depend r v .t upon the social and economic status people enjoy. This oem^ so there
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    JOCKEYS DONATE TO ANTI T.B. FUND
    72 6 A deputation from the Malayan Jockeys' Association called on Dr c t Chief Social Welfare Officer Fid* ration of Malaya on Vi t n cheque for $2,360- prmmeted by tha Mamyuu Jockey* Assoca "V"* Fvnd. Left to Right. Jockey Charhs Ellery. {Hon Secretary th.
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    Partnership iN British Industry
    863 6  -  GORDON COLLER INCENTIVES IN INDUSTRY By Britain's economic financial and commercial prospects have never stood out m such bright focus against the background of European recovery, as they have done since the Chancellor 1 of the Exchequer. Sir Stafford Cripps. made Ivs keeny analytical Budget statement
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    TAX CUT
    48 6 STONE* wealth Oov< M ,verflowing treasury Speculation J nu€ 1. so b uyant t*J substantial cut next year, "^..jjjjl that it such a •/enu( i nexl year higher than th<J Offlclalfl^ j Ooternmem i enV < Ilore £V i, tie fl than It a thc war Reuter
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  • ROUND-UP OF CABLED NEWS FROM FAR AND NEAR
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      7 Britons Serving In Arab Legion
      252 7 I. May 27. Foreign Secretary Ernest riiament yesterday that no British mployed m directing the artillery P Jerusalem. latest inhere were J iving with ;V it the mo- led Three nded from P* Go* eminent th the end of fficera had fT their con-
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      FATAL ACCIDENT
      44 7 ped( Sirlaa who kn lown by a Euro--1 rider In Yio Chi: X k 7.30 p.m. or I; l hi_ Injuria mj I oun later. f' r km down the Istri.n motor -cyclist tionary taxi. 1-. which also (s^itat« tnoval to bosI.
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      US WAR GOODS FOR TURKEY
      28 7 -NK.w. 27. Majorf 1 Macßridge. ted states mill- i Turkey, said the United ''iiiied Turkey M l 1 of war mar*ai equipment. Reuter
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      POLICE RAID JEWISH BANK
      24 7 POLICE RAID JEWISH BANK Continu- trainst suspect- ml sat ions terdayraid- I Societe I 'tales, one 0! i hanking an. -ions. *ere made. Reuter
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      RED CROSS CHIEF LEAVES CAIRO
      13 7 Mr. Pau "i the In r Amman U.P.
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      ALAX FOR SALE
      12 7 (The attntj 1,1(, ay that proceeding rulserAJaa 'overnment U.P.
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      COSTLY RABBITS
      117 7 SYDNEY, May 26. Excellent weather conditions have caused rabbits to multiply rapidly m New South Wales, increasing the problem already difficult because ot shortage of labo v r- -of pastoral ists and f aimers of how to keep the post down. Mr. J. VV. Allen (secretary of the
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      2 TONS OF CLOTHES DONATED
      33 7 LONDON. May 27, Nearly two tons of clothing, donateby President Peron of Argentina, were presented yesterday to the "Save the Children Fund" by Argentine Ambassador Ricardo Labougle. U.P.
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      SCHOOLBOY INJURED
      35 7 A five-year-old Malay schoolboy was knocked down by a motor-car driven by a Malay m Everton Road at 6.30 p.m. ii Wednesday. The boy received severe aorasions and was removed to j hospital.
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      EXPORT DUTIES REDUCED
      60 7 BATAVIA. May 27. As from Tuesday, th. t.i..p,, r t v export duties for weearul commodules m Indonesia met* nduced by 12 to 17 per rent The new duties .tie p,., cent tor focaigß prodacta, B per cent, on hides, 3 per rent on spices, citrunella oil,
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      "SOAK-RICH" TAX
      67 7 SHASCHAL May 27. CaUactiaa of the special reUef levy known unofjiciulli, us the "soak the rich" ta.r j.s Scheduled to begin Jum I. The (Jo i era meat hace completed a list of the wealthiest resident* who mii be raguaeted to donate large sums to main up the
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      PILOT REFUSED TO LAND
      60 7 RANGOON. May 27. The pilot of the British Overseas Airways flying bout intercepted by an American jet lighte: near Okinawa, south of Japan. o n Saturday refused U\ accept an order from the American ground staff at Okinawa to land for Identification. Passengers arriving In Rangoon
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      "JAPANESE BUGABOO"
      42 7 MANILA. May 27. Ih" .mertcan-oaned llanlli Daily Bulletin, m an editorial entitled "I he Japanese BUgabOO**, said a "common acnae ap DTOaCh" to the problem of Philippine. Japanese t fade seemed perfectly possible without ooenlne old wounds of war. U.P.
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      LEEDS' PLAN FOR SPORTS COLISEUM
      237 7 LONDON. May 27 S scheme fv)r the building of »n "all sports stadium, eapabU A accommodating 150.00J pl--ple has been approved by tne _aboui group of the Leeds ity Council. Tl.c proposed stadium vhich will be erected U m> 0 the centre of the city
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      Formation Of Burma Leftist Party Urged
      205 7 RANGOON. May 27. The Burn.v\sc Premier, Thakin Nu. i yesterday called for the formation of a United Leftist Party to nco'porate the main parties of the present Government coalition as well as Communists who denounce insurrection. The present coalition of AntiFascist People's Free d
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      Victory For Reds In Finland
      266 7 Victory For Reds In Finland HELSINKI. May 17.— .Finland's live -iay-old cab.net and labour lirlKe crisis ended yesterday with a victory tor the left-wing People's Democrat Party. Atos Viitanen one of the leading saeasben of the Party a coalition of Communists .and Socialist* Immediately broadcast by radio an an 1
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      SOUTH AFRICAN ELECTIONS
      46 7 capf. town. May 27 The Union Of BOUtll Africa went to I the polls yesterday to choose a -irw Parliament. Reports of early voting indicated a heavy poll Ohservers noted the unusual number of 1 women who turned out foi the election U.P.
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      JAP WHALERS: 4 NATIONS OBJECT
      44 7 LONDON. May 27 Britain. Noi way, Australia and New Zealand have objected to B proposed increase m the number ot Japanese whalers operating this season but they have not proposed that Japan should be excluded from future whaling expeditions.
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      FRENCH FLEET AT SOURABAYA
      31 7 SOCKABAYA, May .7 A French naval squadron entered Bourabaya harbour on Tuesday from Singapore. This wa.s the firjt post -war visit 01 a lon-urn f t U.P.
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      147 7 BOOKS RECEIVED coif After. Forty %1-ba Children's Own Book of the World 6.00 History Mankind and His St)-y 6.00 Rise Of Christianity Barnes 0.00 Websters Collegiate Dictionary 18.00 Gibbons Simplified stamp Catalogue 0.00 Pitmans Synonyms Antony ns 2.10 commercial Correspondence English 10 Manual of Business Training :,< Modern Cookery Illustrated
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    BIG SHARK CATCH
    84 8 j. r. Vettcft ol Port Lincoln, Boutli Australia, fishing a! night recently landed a female white pointer shark wdgnlng L.T52 lb. on a No. 39 tl. lead line, flits la claimed to be a world record. The shark ama 14 t set, 2 Inches long and had
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    44 8 On like cv« a/ fk< departure from Batu Gayih for the United Kingdom on a Govfrnment acholarskiy for a post-nrar'uate course of Dr. A. W. E. Worem, popular enerto-mun-eXoctor of \ki sta'ion. a crick* t match idis played and a group picture was taken.
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    He Wants To Be World Citizen;'
    172 8 PAR'.S thai G r.< Ited m Ua Al i. ader and ait Mrs. Cares. I roeny o \v. »hi ton DC and New r ga Members j given ape* I d nited W isaporta* by Mrs, Crosl ■r, v c i too* plai c
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    RAF Malaya Athletic Meet
    24 8 Tin tiush of th* no rainy won by 359 Mir Plc'un *how* S§t. D Sutton a* tht tm.sh ng point.
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    Pilferage Rate Lowest In HK
    113 8 HO vr »KONG. Thc piifeiage rate m Hongkong is the. i i UIC r--4 __d.si a»it CUiOparea favourably with any ,-Oiv m the world, according to .10 CHairman of the riongKong and Kowloon Wharf and Oodown Company, Mr. David F. Landale. Speaking at Joe Wrector'a
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    77 9 R. A. F. WINS TUG -OF- WAR Tk4 RAF Tengah won th* tng-of-uir m tk* RAF Malaya Atkletie meet at R.A.F Changi on Wednesday 8q Ldr. Prentive, team Captain of 989 Ml', receiving from Mrs. Wkitwiortk /ones th* RA F Ma ana At hi' "><■ CkaUenm Cup at th* conclusion
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    AT TO GERMAN ERF REMOVED
    147 9 with the Military Government. "The BRP programme la i f ardiaed by the diamanUing I mines, railroads, electric i i lants, steel l.iiils. and mechr inical plants,*' the resolution tid. resolution was passed •Mowing charges by the EUgb ing politician Alexandei Haf- member of the
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    355 9 r!• I M 27 '<■' 11 i-i--ii bathless city pr»rc ttl !(1 hi '-s nab' R >berl Mi" I nlled Press correspondent who established telephonic comm mica* Lio-is with besieg'Hl Jerusalem, Tie i 'habitat told of severe water rationing, meagre food supplies and unwashed
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    135 10 LONDON, M.y R Bpeaaer of the ma of Commons, Col. Doug 4 ton Brown, yesteriay j 100-year-old mallet to 1 foundation stone of I r rected on the that destroyed m a Go. mid m 1941. The mall !>een used m the building original House of Cc._a century ago.
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    NEW OFFICE BEAR
    70 10 At general meetings at the SingaravelanarM School, on May 23. the ing were elect* fl oi 'the morning school. Kr g. Sarangapa* I dent; Mi. S. Utcr.umaa™ mal. vice-president; fl lothi. general secfetaTM Ganesan, assistant #c^H M,. Kadei Ibrahim, wm Mr. S h Swamy auditor Committee menial
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      480 10 jl omiis: l.%<*lu»iv<' In ilaa- Morning Tribune i "RUGGLES" At<../v«-*)*r-/»J l/yjfs: MR*t*^s\foii.uwut.tkNow^ f^i^^^ r O^V^tmjDii>^mTWNG.siit. but he Yl mmi J •^_____f**^/V-y_sT^_ S S™tT v**^o^' 4 DILIINL-/'\ CEE.'-D-D'VOU ;7^ IT HAS ALL I fc^ __^.^BUT ILL TELL YOU &^,> h I fr MAV&E HE'S ON V JEALOUS V"l mean this wwol;
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    INVENTORY BLUES
    1055 11  -  Bitty Scherr A SIX DAY SERIAL By n The Detective Does Some Interesting Interrogating j i \Hson Responds nith E./utilly Interesting Memories m Carney, PJ, AC*** "J v snag* r <>J k Furniture 1 1,,,. I had '<"" yith him to manager. For I -,'Htly dis- r.nldwm. Ifr.
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    AUSSIE GOODWILL MISSION TO OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS
    206 11 Mr. W. Macmahon Ball is leader of thc Australian good will mission which is due to arrive m Singapore on June 2. Mr. Macmahon Ball was formerly British Commonwealth representative on the Allied Control Council m Tokio. The Australian Government is making available thc
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    Tit For Tat' Policy With U. S. Urged
    251 11 Tit For Tat' Policy With U. S. Urged LONDON, Maf 27— Mr. K. De U Bere. 1 C -»nservuti\i> ..lember of Parliament, suggested y«sterlay that the rovernment should adopt a policy ol 'tit for tat th the Inlted States over I da van rubber" and American tobacco. Ele urged In
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    Liner Vanishes: Red Foul Play Feared
    255 12 TSINGTAO, May 27— Th* 7,000 ton sternghip Chens Chan* which sailed from T_ingtao on May 15 with 27 passengers and car<;o for Honmi there is fear that it might have been commandei ed by the Chinese Communists infesting Shantum. coast. Officials of thc China
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    INDIA'S OFFENSIVE IN KASHMIR
    97 12 LONDON. May 27.--The Daily Telegraph reported from New Delhi that the Indian army m Kashmir claimed important advances and foi thr first time it was admitted f. maior offensive was under way. The communique said Indian troops had taken Kitval village within 18 miles of Muzzafarabad
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    U.N. CHARTER'S KEY "MADE NONSENSE"
    81 12 LAKE SUCCESS. May 26.— Sir Alexander Cadogan of Britain said m the United Nations Security Council that Russia's double veto m the case of Czechoslovakia "made nonsense" of the key parts of the United Nations Charter. Cadogan denounced Russia's position on the Czech question. On
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    "WONDERFUL TRIP"
    53 12 LONDON. May 27. A PanAmerican Trims-Atlantic Constellation at rived here yesterday with only one passenger, who 'had b wonderful trip." The passenger. Mrs Unice Wells, 18-year-old Georgian housewife, said "I changed my seat every few minutes, slept, and was given the most wonderful food. She will visit a
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    MALAYAN SHARE QUOTATIONS
    629 13 I rations c t I Mdc i.itior. LOANS I Municipal Upore s', 19M 111.00 113.00, i S'p^ro s' Vtth Wto 101.*5 i S'oo.e 4 1 .'A 1930 11"'.25 1192. ISpoie 1935 98.00 09.00 I 3'i-ore 3'; 19-7 WOO 100.28 1 o'pore 3% 1.3a 99.00 Po..''><> Spore 4V
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    The Feast Of Corpus Christi
    117 13 A mtherim attended nurch ol o-ir Lad* i reatei Ity where v pr< ssion < th< pnt outside the Church 1 h«tlt celebrate th< I Corpus Chriatl A Benediction i rviee was also held. The i lemalty the feast anu be observed at t.u- Csth
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    MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS
    124 13 MARKET NOTES AND JOTTINGS i From out Financial Corr.) Tins were described aa active yesterday and there were il markings up. In London on the previous day there were several rises In this »<•- tion In contrast to the falls i Isewhen and London was bidding for shares m the
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    BARTER BOOK FEES
    76 13 It is Officially announced that a "Barter Book" ll re-; quired by the Controller jf Foreign Exchange to be bet): 'by any person trading be. Itween Singapore and areas In the Netherlands East Indies where no officially recognised banking facilities are avail- able. For every entry required
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    COLUMBIA FLOOD
    40 13 PORTLAND, (Oregon), Hay 27. Columbia RJvei reached the highest flood stage In IS years on Wednesday. The number of dead m the flood waters In the n- rth-we t< m states of British Columbia iose to eight. U.P.
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    GAMMONS BOUGHT
    17 13 B the f se i vith m I r mat ly lncrcj I the U.P.
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    PI Reds Deny link With Russian Party
    150 13 MANILA Hay H Two Mlipinos on tin hst „f t[„ aon Russian Communist! i v by the United States Ho f I I itiws Kok i.m. AlI;:!! Bub ommittee, admitted b m- Communists but nvtii' «i mv connection with Mo sow rh. present
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    Produce Markets Round-Up
    209 13 Thc announcement yesterday Df an increase m the mv ra- tion next month has not seen any reaction m thc market yet. Prices remained unchang- 1 •'I it the |»r< vioii lower- levels, Copra continued a firm mar ket with dealert asking for high prices OOCOnut oil
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    RUBBER DULL
    73 13 The rubbei market opened steady with business done as high as 1 J cents for June. Latei with mote sellers com I Ing out the market became slightly lower. Prices at the close yesterday were Buyers Sellers Xo. l June R. 8.8. 43* ll No. 2 June R.B.S
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    Siams lm Production
    126 13 BANGKOK. May 2t'». Siam'. tm production this year Is expected to teach 4.000 tons the highest post-war production figure it was officially learned here today. ith a stock of T.noo tons i':i i rled over 1 1 win last yeai Siam will have a total export able
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    174 13 London, May The suggestion of a United States loan to Israel unsettled London's Stock markets today. With few exceptions the various sections recorded a down marking m [nice levels. I.i itisli funds .tarter! a slide that wa.s only arrested around midday by the belated appeal Snee of
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    Soccer Fans Sock Players In General Free For All
    189 14 MM *>ur Dial Ei /<"/*' I .V'licca Mi\ 21. A fUeral free tot all developed m th.- Main, t 800 I-tag'u (James when the Malacca Indian> clashed with the United Raaajcra Bi thC Reclamation ground at Banda Hllii y< aterday. During
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    TEST CRICKET BROADCASTS
    98 14 The Australian Brmulcastmy Commission hopes dunny the forthcoming Ttst Cricket sene* to des- < ribe the matchts from tlic first ball to the laa!, direct from thc Enylish mound*. A. B.C. spokesmen will be Alan Mac(rilerau (once captain of Sew South tEnkisl, Man Alston and John Arlett.
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    ARMY SPORTS MEET
    32 14 GHQ.. FAREL will hold their annua, athletic meeting at the Cricket Ground. Tang lin Barracka, at l 30 pm. to morrow. ri\2 .sports will be open to the public
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    28 14 A meeting of the Indian Association athletic section will be held on Sunday at the LA. premises No. 6 Race Course Lane at 10 a.m. sharp.
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    DRAWN GAME
    47 14 In a fast game of soccer played at Geylang Stadium on Wednesday Geylang Youngsters played well to force a 2-all draw after being 2 goals down for the greater part of the game. Koh Yoke Choon of Mansfield scored both goals, one m each half.
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    STAR SOCCERITES WIN
    67 14 The Star soccerites defeated the State Express XI at soccer yesterday on the McNair Road ground by four goals to one. The game was fast and interesting. At half-time, the score was 2-1 m favour of the Star team. Scorers were S Chandra <2i. V. J. Dass
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    WILL BRADMAN PLAY FOR 'GENTLEMEN' OR 'PLAYERS'?
    372 14 LONDON. May 7 A suggestion, quite unofficial, ha. been made that Don Bradman should be invited to nlay m the Gentlemen versus Players match due for Lords from j July 14 to 16 This is the VV.C Grace Centenary Match and there are
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    Ipoh Race Handicap For Tomorrow
    546 14 Ipoh Race Handicap For Tomorrow Be ow ar.> the h<n tomom w's r:u t»,,. k »t tha Paraa Turf Chii B'immer- meeting: together cor. ls of the last thMN- nms the horses: Horses Clas 1 Fins 0 3 1 King Midas <» gt 0 4* Libert v Man f»iv 2
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    USEFUL B.P.
    68 14 The following pliyw epresent th. Vxtal Ml .on Party In Wendl] mat v-ith the Fi uwi k Saw Sp« Hub at t latter J U rni!t Traialgai Stoat' Saturday Goh Tian CJ&tl Soon Eng Chai Mn _M Kirn Seng md Abdul*_ r. Crocker. Woea ChektJ Arahad Miss F
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      75 14 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE izarda II E. Humble Sheers Pres. Polk Florence Lu. ken bach 42 I Resang 40 1 .('leodarai 38 9 Tydeus 33 4 (Katong) (21 32 Devonshire! Sumatra 17 18 (Vaana) vivita 19 20 Kamp.ii 21 2 Hlankvann 23 4 (Asia) 25 6 English Prince 27 8 Ohnksang 29-
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      363 14 VON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK B^^Sffi|S SS_ MALAY ENGLISH 12 Th^Jt) n p.m. Last pwj Ll7 iIROGRAMMES Ne^s Summaty Close Down. Wgnatur From 12 noon to < p.m. Radi- PROGRAMMES IN MALA** J^ne r ated on 526 metrr* In the mcdi- 12 noon Programme Sum- wn am wave band
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    MALAYS SURPRISE CHANGI RMEN IN DIVISION 1 GAME
    1075 15  -  Hussein Salleh L,/./ Display By tt; RAF. (CHANGI) l F _Tt_VS PROVIDED ONE OF THE BIGGEST F SEASON AT JALAN BESAR STADIPM BEATING RAF. (CHANGI. BY THE j THREE i lellghtful Malay vanP goals and 'm abundance of L |ai raids. ost
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    107 15 MANCHB-Tngft, Haj .7 Uacastai. wea the to and -<-nt the Australians m t<> ...it when play starts I hen at Old Traffotd today TV tourist's started ifc_a_tf'U.dv and at lunch tun. h...| lost four Wickets for s.i nms. Bradmaa bi lai bowled when he
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    STATE EXPRESS XI
    68 15 The undermentioned will rfcI present the State Express XI against the [ndoneaians 1 2nd Xi m i friendly game ol mc 1 r er today at BISp m os lie Nair ground: I. T. Goh. Jim. .my Ptong, c X Lee, Baari, David Cheng, 6, M. Leon<;
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    Societies Warned
    66 15 The Reglatrai ol Societies. Singapore, m an ottctal announcement, warns all aoci* etiea, whether registered orl exempt from registration under the Bocletil I I 'rdinanct thai they must not move to I premises other than thoai corded m the registei < I I cieties without Aral Informing! the
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    FRIENDLY B'MINTON
    127 15 m a return friendly badmii 'ton match at the St. Pat- Ick School Hall last Sunday. I th< Lanoma Badminton Part, defeated the Can frei Badmin- ;on Party by i games to 3. The following are thc results (Lanoma B.P. mentioi first): Singles: Mi!ton Norn lost to Lim
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    3-2 WIN FOR CA
    33 15 I The i ahinesi Atnli t< XI d< feated th. Ist Malay Coast itti ry x: thn oals to two In i Div HI McNaii Road grounds esterd iy.
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    REF. WAS ABSENT
    68 15 It sometimes happen thai mi l! ab -fit and some- both teams fail to turn up In Leag i o< ci i IV! S* A l ciatlon teams turned up foi Thud Division leagui c v M.A. ground thi W i no ref< ree, i of waiting
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    Shell S.C. Soccer
    77 15 The following will represent the Shell SC. In friendly soccer match again; t the 8ln»€ Darby .Sport I lub Friday, 28th May at the C.V M a ground at 5.15 pm. Wl I Dpj Yuen. Chong plti John Lon, J. M I) D Evans, John Hon. Pi-da
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    MALAYS BADMINTON FINALS
    268 15 Tiie finals foi the Junior, V. Irian. Ladles' Singles and Mixed Doubles Championships >? th.' Malays Badminton tournament, -^tiii m progress it the i 'i' neai and Administrative Workers' Union Hail. •yiP be lit 11 -off this Week end. tames will rwgm as usual at 7 p
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    62 15 The foi A ill reprf iw. theY.MC A at cricket again.; the 8R I Saturdaj ai I p.m. on 1 Pa lang: V. N pill LH' li »way, I) Hoot, v Ra mi R- I> !i ken. i >■ na (ram, R. Pyti" s. Retnam P Swyny 8.
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    HOW TO OBTAIN SIT HOUSES
    373 16 <Ti hum Btaff X' port* r THE CORRECT PROCEDURE OF OBTAINING SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST HOUSES IS TO MAKE A IRECT WRITTEN OR PERSONAL APPLICATION. T H E FORMER BEING PREFERAB LE, TO THE SIT.. SINCE THE TRI ST DOES Nor EMP LOT AGENTS, MR. H.
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    Miss Isobei Baillie Sings Again
    57 16 Miss Isabel Baillie was gen-; rotll last night when she responded to loud encores at hei song tecital and sang again three* times. Ihe large audience was most appreciative of her singing. Mr. Adrian Holland, who accompanied Miss Bailie. I contributed a piano solo m
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    AMERICAN APOLOGY
    53 16 WASHINGTON. May 27. The United states Ai r Force announced today that the Commanding General of the United' States Far Bast An Forces has extended apoligies to the United Kingdom Political Representative m Japan for the incident m which a British transport plane wa*> intercepted by Am__r____n lighters
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    16 16 NO LIANG CHIASG. of Singapore*, uho has hten eesectad ta represent Chnui at the world Olympics.
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    ADDITIONAL CHARGES AGAINST SERVICEMEN
    106 16 Alexander Gret nock Forrest 1 27 1 of R.A.F. Base, Paya Lebar. and Ronald Hurst (24) of 389 M.U. R.A.F. Paya Lebar. who appeared m the Seventh Police Court a few weeks ago on a tentative charge of theft of a truck and generator from the
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    Madame Chiang Not Going To Siam
    36 16 SHANGHAI May 27. Re pcrt s that Madame Chiang Kai-shek is to visit Siam ar? untrue, it is learned from authoritative sources. Madame Chiang Kai-shek is DOW vi.itinsr Shanghai. Reuter-AAP
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    No Increases, Says STC Chief
    148 16 Tribune Staff Report* i The Singapore Traction Company has replied to the demands put forward by the S.T. C. Employees T T nion recently for a general increase m the wages of all rolling-stock workers. Mr. A. A. Ewin^. the General Manager of the S.T.C.
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    TRIED TO BRIBE INTERPRETER
    72 16 Tan Bee Boon wag lUn d $250 or two months rigon us imprisonment at the se.oiri Police Ciurt yesterday t illegally offering a bribe three doliars to a court Interpret er. According to the evidence. Bee Boon went into the Eight n Police Court and was
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