Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 February 1947

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune Now printed simni t;wi«>ouslv In Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipob IPenanf. TWELVE I SINGAPORE, FEBRUARY Z, 1947. TKN CENTS
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    COMMONS KNOWS ALL ABOUT US
    727 1 COMMONS KNOWS ALL ABOUT US s)x?^ Governor Says: linkers Afraid Of Intimidation" (Sunday Tr.bune Staff Rcoortcr) The H x J Commons is gating 'a fair picture of conditions gapore", the Cove.no/, Sir Franklin Cimson, told a pre mference yesterday. Sir Frenldin was replying to a qua posed by the Sunday
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    Ghosts Haunt S'pore Village
    193 1 Ghosts Haunt S'pore Village (Sunday Tribune Reporter) A thousand r I r< haunting the inhabitant- of a *mall village f n Siglap toast seven mile-, frjm Singapore town. They're the spi> ■> i of 1000 your.p Chinese whom a we*lc after their occupation of Singapore i. i9i2 the Japanese pounded
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    MUSIC HALL STAR FOUND KNIFED
    30 1 R'O DE JANEII:«, bVb I. The Jj of Gu s Brow /old-time Engmu,ic U\ iaud fed to d«ath in hi. apartment ft r this morning.
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    STRIKERS WARNED
    22 1 JOHANNESBURG, F,b. -Em•11 rLT^ Ultim:itum ti( nand gold minea today warning S en n strikt uhl d B ilav> .nice.
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    $80 MILLION IN CURRENCY HISSING
    66 1 $80 MILLION IN CURRENCY HISSING HONG KONG. Feb. L- The Police todau d sclosed that 30 cases of Chinese bank notes valued at 580.000,0r0 cN —currently arouiid t r ssit.GOC were looted, whih en route to Canton from Siianyhai. If UMU Icarn-'d that ivhin the cases r.rr r>rrl f;i Canton,
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    VATICAN ACCUSED
    40 1 BELGRADE. Feb. I.— The Yugoslav Government has lent two notis to the Vatican State Secretarial protesting over alltged aid given to "war criminals" in reaching South American, and demanding the return of five •'notorious Yugoslav war criminal U.P.
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    Truman Says 'OK' To 'Big 3' Meeting
    73 1 WA C HINGTON Feb. 1. -President Truman declared at a pr ss conference today he would "be very pleated" to see Mr Clement 1 Au'nr und Oensralfeslmo Josef Stalin in Washington for a new S;</ Thr«e meeting. He insisted, however, he did exp«cl
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    JAPS DEFY MacA
    50 1 TOKIO Feb. 1 -One hundred and thirty thousand Japs threati fined to ttr.'ke at midnight on d< snitc M icArthur s i i rder vetterdav b inning a general .strike, as Yashiro lyi sent a RDpeft] to the Allied Council for Japan to intervene In the di.-put»-.
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    WORTH $1,000 IN S'PORE TODAY....
    67 1 5 England's bigyest pig T J The distinction of S owning the bggcst pig in ET/Cgla'i.d belongs to Fanner I Alexander Proven of Bca- "> consfield. Buckingham- I shire. The claim is made Z tor a white t ico- year -old S p g weigh
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    PM's SISTER HITS AT COLOUR BAR
    68 1 LONDON. Feb. I.— Miss Mary Attlee. eldest sister of the British Prime Minister writing m the "World's Children" magazin pleads for removal of colour bar in ts^uth Airica. •Restrictions on half-east-:" make for misunderstanding and bitterness between races" sh says, "and it is hardly
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    NEGROES IN JAPAN
    34 1 KYOTO. Feb. 1- In the first post-war army step to utilise Negro manpower, the Army announced the arr'val of the only Negro combat t am in Japan tne 24th Infantry Regiment.
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    Royal Family Sails For South Africa
    240 1 Portsmouth, Feb. I.—HMS Vanguard, carrying- the Royal Family to start its torn- of South Africa, sailed on the Portsmouth tide at 7.15 a.m. today. The mighty new battleship faded rapidly into the thick morning mist while the King Queen and th e two Princesses
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    DEATH WORE BLACK
    30 1 AHMLDABAD, Jan. 31.— An unidentified man, reported to be wearing black clothes, has fatally shot one person and injured five in the Gomatipura suburb here tonight Reuter
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    4 HURT IN S'TORE GANG CLASH: POLICE OPEN FIRE
    159 1 4 HURT IN S'TORE GANG CLASH: POLICE OPEN FIRE The Police had to open fire last night at about 7.35 o'clock in the neighbourhood of Cheang Hong Lim Street, off Cross Street, when a gang of Chinese numbering abcut 50, armed with sticks and empty bottles attacked another gang of
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    1200 Bags Rice Lost In Sunken S'pore Ship
    99 1 1200 Bags Rice Lost In Sunken S'pore Ship The Chinese owned S'ngapore rrotor vessel "Sinhwa" is reported to have sunk in a storm 30 miles from Palembang. The GKnhWB is owned by the Krng Hua Chan Company, and was carrying 1.200 bags of ric^ and several tons of general cargo
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    Mad Doctor Jailed
    31 1 TCK^O, Feb. l.—Kunio Mlyaas the 'Mad Doctor" yesterday \;is sentenced by the Eighth Army Military CommLssion to 20 veais haid labour for violating law- and customs of war.
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    DON OUT FOR O
    142 1 Don Bradman will not bat in Australia's first innings at Adelaide tomorrow. The Great Don was out yesterday—for a "duck", a victim of Alec liedser, who spvead-eagied his I stumps ten minutes before the clcse of play in the second day of the Fourth Test. Yesterdays
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    TOO REALISTIC
    64 1 OLDHAM, Feb. 1. -Haxold Norman who wa, wounded with a dagger while playing Macbeth at the Oldham Reperatory Company theatre on Thursday night, was this morning stated to b~e in rather po< r condit on but a little better than last jii^ht. He underwent a major operation yesterday.
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    CHINESE BOYCOTT THREAT: GOVERNOR ON "DANGERS"
    204 2 (Sunday Xri junr. staff Reporter) The threat o/ a boycott ty local Chinese of Dutch goods anql shipping passing through Singapore w;mld have "very unfortunate repercussions" said the Governor Sir Franklin Gimson, at 1 is press conference yesterday. The Governor was commenting upon the
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    Marries On Parents' Golden Wedding Anniversary
    178 2 Marries On Parents' Golden Wedding Anniversary Singapore's oldest phoptogra- pher 'both in ag? anj expert- i enceh Mr. Lee King Yan, and h's icife Madam Tong Oi Yent, yesterday celebrated their gol- S den ucddnq anniversary and the weddina of one oj their eleven chVdren. J i Mr. Lee is
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    Strikers' Spokesman Says: 'Mr. Rayman Doesn't Seem To Care'
    331 2 Strikers' Spokesman Says: 'Mr. Rayman Doesn't Seem To Care' (Sunday Triune Staff Reporter) Mr. M. Sunderaraju. Secretary of the Central Executive Committee of the seven Municipal Labourers' Unions, made a new statement yesterday, coinciding with the start of the Traction Company's strike. "Mr. Rayman does not seem either to have
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    STC CLERKS ALLOWED TO WORK
    195 2 Strike Front It Was all quirt, on the Singapore strike front yesterday t-vening. The only development in the Traction strike occurred late in ihe afternoon when representatives >f the Singapore Clerical Services Union interviewed the President of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union, Mr. R.
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    112 2 The wedding too* plac. at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday of Mr. Bryn Rhy s Roberts, the wellkuown conductor of the Naval Base Choir, and Miss Joy Tracey, who recently arrived from her •home in Sydney, Australia. She was attended by one bridesmaid, Mis* Mavis ColHngwood, and was given
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    YOUNG MUSLIM ASSN.
    37 2 A meeting to celebrate Prophet's Birthday will be held zX 7.30 p.m. on Monday at the promises of the Association, No. 27A, Tras Street. Lecture* Uill be delivered on the Llfo of the Prophet-
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    BRITISHER GIVEN $1,000 BAIL
    55 2 Bail of $1,000 was offend a young Biitisher, R. H. Pajmer, when he claimed trial in the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday, to a charge of cheating A. J. Turner, by inducing him to deliver $140 cash, in return for a false cheque. The ca&e was postponed
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    DON'T PAY MORE
    67 2 A £<at§njent issued yesterday by the Singapore Hire Cat Association in eounectfojj with thy &T-C. #$*j Wj tfc^ al! ta*l* of the SJ&CA. wilj cottiinus to charge the sam u f are* a* tho.-.e which previously exbU-d. Passengers are advised not to pay more than tbe usual
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    JUDGE WARNS EXTORTION MUST STOP
    177 2 "This type of offence U picvaient in Singapore— in fact there is far too much of it. and io must stop," declared First District Judge Paul Ston when he sentenced Beh Tuck Seng 122) to a term of eighteen months' rigorous imprisonment yesterday on a
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    DUTCH MP ON ARMS CHARGE
    196 2 Produced before the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. A. P. Jack, for his preliminary inquiry on a tentative charge of being in ppssession of firearms and ammunition on Dec. 18 last, Gnr. 3. M Van Jaaswelr, a member of the Dutch Military Police, said that he had
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    S'PORE MAN'S LIFE-TIME WITH ARMY
    306 2 S'PORE MAN'S LIFE-TIME WITH ARMY Mr. Patrick de Souza of tin Barrack Warden. Quarters. Tang. in. holds a record of service with the Army As a civilian employee, he has had \VZ years of "Army life." He joined the R.A.S.C. a s a clerk at Fort Canning in August i914
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    Governor Hints No Pay Rise For S'pore Strikers
    127 2 (Tribune Stafi Reporter/) The reason why higher W«gf« for labourers are not likely to be granted i s because "they encourage an all-round increase of money circulatipn, leading ultimately to inflation and a rise in the cost of living." This was the
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    TO STAND TRIAL
    85 2 Private P. J. G. Baker, R.A.S.C, Training School, Bukit Timah, W«l committed to the next Assize^ by the Seventh Magistrate yesterday to stand trial on a charge of being U\ Unlawful possession of a Japanese automatic pistol on Nov. 29^ 1948. Pte Baker Was arrested by two
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    DIAL 999
    49 2 Phone u*cr s are reminded that the emergency number for the Police ii 999. This number will connect the user direct with the ttadio Room in the C.I.D. Th e other Police number 5221 is for ah other calls to Police j stations and othei subsidiary extensions.
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    AUSTRALIANS NEW G-G....
    38 2 Australia's new G-G Premier of New South Wain John McKell, who has bee?, appointed Govern or -Geneial of Australia. Photo shews Mr. McKell at home with hit dog Mac. See Page 6 for story. t
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    "It's News To Me" Says Governor
    129 2 "It's News To Me" Says Governor (Sunday Tribune Reporter) A Singapore report Of local Chinese volunteers being called to tight on the side of the Vietnamese came as news to Sir Franklin Gimson yesterday. When I asked him about his views on it, the Governor smiled and said, "This is
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    66 3 Cigarettes for service 2 A Jap PoW grins 2 happ'ly when offered three u packets of cigarettes by a local resident for service rendered durincj the Mu- J nic'pal labour strike. It jj •j is reported that there have been cases where some PoW a icould not m work with
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    Large Transactions In Industrials
    557 3 Large Tr an sacti on s In Industrials Sunda) Financial Report An extremely good week's business has to be reported with industrial share transactions assuming large In general quotations firmed. Tin share .dealings continued to be limited and rubber share bargains won* very scarce. There was a fair exchange of
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    S'pore Oilmen Seek HK Market
    177 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) The import and export nepartment yesterday presented an unusually active scene when scores of Chinese oil millers and exporters applied for permits to export coconut oil to Hong Kong Applicants were tohl to call again tomorrow, when the question of granting fresh
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    RUBBER MARKET
    250 3 RU BBER MARKET 'Sunday Tribune Market Correspondent*. The week's rubber trading closed on a quieter tone after opening briskly at the beginning of the week, when considerable quantities changed hands. Att<- touching 43i cents for No. 1 R.S.S. f.o.b. March, rumour* of continii d control in America after March 31
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    CRUDE RUBBER OUTPUT RISE
    72 3 WASHINGTON, Feb. I.—Estimates today were that fchii year's Far East crude rubber production was steadily climbing and Commerce Department officials now expect that the output will total 1,035,000 tons from the five major producing area-, plus 105,000 tons from Ceylon and India. It \va.- estimated that
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    ROOT OF GREECE'S TROUBLFS
    69 3 A! HENS, Fcb 1.-9*XUfO*l*Vte ivA HmWztiz iugg*sted to the Security Council Invw.-t:j.'it.:r!2 Oceur-Ueu U..<Uy ttat it corJi..c .V.. .nquiry ;:»t^ k.LuatiOii, oad pa&« up hint- to the otlier Albania, rountries. Bulgaria's GcM.rK«- Koulishcv said: "TTn- dom«stic situation in Greece is the root of the whole trouble.
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    Doctors Won't Yield On Back-Pay Demand
    164 3 (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) The Alumni Association of King Edward VII College Df Medicine have decided to dissociate themsiilves from thc Combined Government Servants Committee on the Question of back-pay. "A Combined Committee had decided, by a majority vote, to accept 24 months' back
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    MUTINY OVER X'MAS FOOD
    63 3 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1. Cupi. Fred Adamson reported that beven diunken seamen armed with knive :.-> and chunks of coal, chased officeis of the China Coaster back into their cabins, ixi a mutiny, touched off by a dispute over a Christmas dinnci. The mutineers have been
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    Schoolchildren's Transport Worry
    64 3 Schoolchildren's Transport Worry Singapore school children "escaped' the bus strike yesterUay as *t was Saturday and a holiday for them. Tfeelr big w orry is tomorrow— Monday. "We don't know now we shall manage," a group of four told mt. Their father explained it was to expensive to send his
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    Tappers Back At Work
    75 3 (From Sunday Tribune Corrs.) MALACCA, Feb. I.— After proti acted negotiations between the manager of Rim Eetate, Jasin, ana the striker's representatives, tr» lock-out in Jasin Estate v. paralysed tapping for nine days, has been called off after agreement had been reached by tne negotiating parties.
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    YMCA OFFICIAL HERE TOMORROW
    49 3 Mr. Robert Buell, a representative of th World Alliance ui ,ne Y M.C.A. Geneva, is due to arrive from Bangkok by- air tomorrow. Mr. Buell Is on a Burma, Siam and Malaysia tour to study thf immediate post-war problems confronting the Association in these areas.
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    CONSULT ATIVE BOARD MEETING
    50 3 CONSULT ATIVE BOARD MEETING The date for the public meeting of the Consultative Committee Penan g has been altered to February 18. The date for the Malacca meei ing has ocen fixed for February 20, anr the Ipoh meeting postnoned from February 14 to a date to be arranged later.
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    "ULTIMATUM" TO HK's EUROPEAN POLICEMEN
    326 3 Hongkong. Local-born European policemen in ihe Hongkong force fear as a result of a letter received from the Colonial Office that in another two or three years the Hongkong Police will have few, if any, European officers below Chief Inspector rank. The letter, in setting
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    SHB LOOTING ON THE WAKE
    110 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporter* Looting in the Harbour Board godowns is on the down-grade and the Police are reported to be satisfied with the new plan recently put into operation to grab would-be looters and thieves. The Governor at his press conference yesterday said that as
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    15 DROWNED IN S'PORE
    81 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ninty-seven deaths were reported to Singapore's Coroner,, Mr. W. G. Poiter, during January. Out of this number, the road took a toll of 18. Death* due to natural causes numbered 18, while deaths due to drowning amounted to 15. There were fifteen cases
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    WINDSOR TO WRITE LIFE STORY
    63 3 WINDSOR TO WRITE LIFE STORY PVA T BEACH, .tftoruU, Jaa. -3;.— The Duke of Windsor -*i£ toduy that ho is planning t* vrtte an autobiography. •I have lot* of material and plenty of experience." the Duke suid at a press co ference at tile home of Robert R. Young, a
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    PEEPS AT SINGAPORE A WOMAN
    2451 4  - PEEPS AT SINGAPORE A WOMAN VERA ARDMORE I To Be Married Next Saturday Miss Catharine LUn Cheng Neo, daugnter oJ Mr. u;.d ni iiok Akee, v. to Mr. Tan Slew Win, son ol Mr. and Tax. Cn< ng Lock n» xt Sataften toe Wcley Tne re- \^.ii bt- held at
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    BEATING FARR with ONLY ONE HAND
    1416 5  - BEATING FARR with ONLY ONE HAND Joe Louis by The Bromi Bomber today describes his first fights itukfcnce of hirxorU title. Against British champion Tommy Fan. Joe claims that he fought m one hand -his right ha vino been injured in the early rounds. Tom in was indignant when he
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    9 won the fight — Jommy
    1087 5 9 won the fight Jommy I have read of Louis's version i of my fight and to say that I am amazed at its reading is putting it mildly. I would go so far as 7 U> say that this is the first time, S to my knowledge, that Louis
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    Louis to tour east
    130 5 Louis to tour east MEW YORK,— Champion Joe Louis will foreign exhibition I *il ready \>> Blake his 24t! vjnvtifbi t 1 1 m< c.irni'y announced. IfcCarnejr, the 1 m riciit "carpetbagger pointed tour-manager t< I pilots; Marshal] M: Roxborogh. The Champion'* fw f J i ii America i ill
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    S'pore Soccer Dispute: Latest Talks Fail
    1080 6  -  'Linesman' S. A. F. A. Officials Give Their Views By Singapore's biggest soccer disput" which has brought about strained relations between the city's two major Chinese football clubs is still in a deadlock, with no immediate likelihood of an amicable settlement. Latest talks held
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    Canadian Girl Leads Skating Championships
    60 6 DAVOS, Switzerland. Feo. I.— At tile end of the compulsory figures section of the European skating championship* today, a Canadian Miss Barbara ScotL, led With 1,601.9 points. Miss Daphne Walker, of Britain, wa.s second With 1,&59.2, Gretchen van Merrill, of the United States, third with
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    On With The Walk —In Slush And Snow
    65 6 On With The Walk In Slush And Snow ieni,, «rita;r. i.*ozi-^:ar. Wilier, ws,;. pfcus4iac bis w^y tlurou^*. clu:v. Li.ytlPwol tonight, 10 d*ys after *•<- -had left Londgn on u walk routid Brltafn. Couzms had bee n averauii/u miles daily amid England's Vv\.r>t cold wave in 77 years, and tho friend
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    Kid Pancho Meets Welch Tonight
    264 6  - Kid P ancho Meets Welch Tonight Ringsider (B:r Jimmy Welch is billed to meet Kid Panchc, the whirlwind attacking Fil'pino. tonight at the Happy World Btadium in a lightweight elimination contest, Welch, who has been nursing a cut over the eye, an injury received a moath ago when he lost
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    PEER BANS ; TROOPS FROM BEAUTY SPOTS
    96 6 PEER BANS TROOPS FROM BEAUTY SPOTS Three Wiltshire beauty spots have been barred to troops by the Maruuia of Bath the owner. They are Shearwater Lake, Heaven's Gate and Lonc/ica* Woods near Warminster. Lo^d Bath taid that the de cisiov, had beer, fenced OK film *^c vsqntor. daman: done by
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    Our Young Malayans-19
    61 7 This four-year old ctauy.acr of Dr. and Mrs H C Stubbs 0) Singapore was chi stened Pamela Fay when she teas bom m Palembw <; ramp where her mother and sister u e r e in-ter-ied. Bad to a hupp er life fn Singapore Pam m 'all
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    People In The News
    296 7 \r. left Sineau i- land*. days. r young son Ku::\ Mr and Mrs. P. O c nnell nave ►pending .1 few day.s in Singap ,iv before 1.1 Borne. Mr. OCmm-li i, with the PW.D. and h is been transferred lrom Sen mban Mr- A. F Taylor
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    TONIGHT'S CONCERT
    63 7 in KadK, Mahr wit t aril f: g«WarOfli S with v antM Alb<: (l appearance in 1 End dow~. k artisf ii r Un' R.A.F. a (i rxan] I who 's shortly returning id in release I nt tii ehi t the 1 yu\ my orchc t r;i
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    Vera ardmore....
    1692 7 Chinese Party Mi. and Mis. Cum Seek Joo and Mi. and kin. Wong Shiczi Ycin, wen joint hu^u at a large dinner at the "Happy World" la-a Friday evening. Everyone enjoyea the excellent Chun di-slu- which came up in bewildering railetjr. i have b. en to Chii i
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    41 9 CHlCAGO— Detectives at a police station hero have been told not to take suspects' pictures homo. Th«> oflicer-in-charge is tired of explainir.g to indignant vifeg that photographs of pretty womten they flnd in their husbands' Dockets really are gun molls;- U.P.
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    175 9 Britaia'a Customs olflcials 30 per ct-nt under pro-war strength, intend U try out secret nv\v methods to chock the record boom in smuggling. Greatest racket the Customs ar* out to b*«at is the smuggling of jewellery mostly Imitation from the Continent and Ireland. The
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    32 11 Indians Interested in playing cricket lor the Indian Association during the forthcoming Srison are rtquGbted to comiuunicate with Mr. D. oWmara. 4 Criclset Convener, Indian Association, 304 Telok Kurau Road.
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