Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 March 1947

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune Now printed simultaneously m Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. fvnavK pages SINGAPORE. MARCH 23, 1947. PRICK TKN CENTS.
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    ESCAPED PRISONERS STILL AT LARGE
    907 1 ESCAPED PRISONERS STILL AT LARGE Biggest Police Hunt On Prison Inquiry Reported Ordered (Sunday TVibune, Crime Reporter) Singapa/e's biggest police hunt for two longterm convicts who escaped from Outrarn Road Jail on Friday afternoon is still on. In the past 48 hou~j, a number of underground hide-outs well known to
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    Rubber Strike Looms
    161 1 UV p.c. Pay A'/" Demanded Kuula Lumpur, sat Indian labourers .1 24u rubher states m Selannor have submitted a list of six d mand>. including luo p*r cent increase m wages, to the managements CoDes (lf tnt< dfnand* have been s nt to the Governor. Mai- i
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    5 TO HANG FOR RITUAL MURDERS
    95 1 Accra. GolJ Coast. Mar. 22 T. nankin;, oi live W>^t Afri<uns for a ntual murder Ihree years ago which wa. p>stpo:;ed as the result ot the intervention (jf the British Colonial Secret, ry <-n Mar. 4 has now be- n ordered m Uke place
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    U.K. Plane Detained
    36 1 SHANGHAI. Mar. 22. —The newspaper Sm Wan Pao from Cantcn said today that a British plane had been detained In Canton following its unauthorized landing on White Cloud arieid m the Canton suburbs.
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    KOREAN LEFTIST LEADERS ARRESTED
    30 1 SEOUL Mar 22. The tftcst of 30 lefti-t leaden wa> ordered tonight In a tUrprUe move believed Üb, relatea l o the -irengtlien(>d policy m Washington.
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    UNO MISSION STONED
    42 1 LONDON. March. 22. -The Exchange T< legraph reports km Athens that an angr., 'k mob. touting "Bulgarm^t get out of Greece" threw ■Umei at member- of the United J U..11, Mis-ion investigating r G-^k bolder EUerrlUa war lira U.P.
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    400,000 Homeless
    59 1 SHANGHAI, Mar. 22.—Representatives of the China Liberated Areas Relief Association the only authorized Chinese Red personnel allowed In Shanghai- charged today that 400.000 inhabitants on the old river bed of the Yellow River were homeless due to government's recent "sudden" closure cf the dyke gap forcing '.he river
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    Communists Executed
    59 1 LONDON. Mar. 21.— The Exchange Telegraph reported from Athens today that 32 Communist convicts at Gythion prison were executed tonight after they had rioted m protest against the murder of Communist leader Katsareas U.l*. NANKING, Mar. 22.-The Kuomintang Central Executlvtand Committee today decided to recall G«.n. Chen Yi.
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    NEW DAKOTA CRASH
    66 1 Cairo, Mar. 22— A Un ted S ates army Dakota plane carrying two Sta c department c mcials and four ere"/ members crashed m the Ethiopian wilderness north of Acld.s Ababa, Thursday night, killing all aboard, it was announced here today. The cras'i occurred a half hour
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    He Lived A Week In Sealed Glass Case
    142 1 CAMBRIDGE. March 22.— Sir Joseph Barcroft, 74, Physiology professor at Cambridge wh > died suddenly In bus on Friday v. as rescued from death In scienc tests. Barcroft cnce lived for a week m a sealed glass ca to study the elfecU
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    WHO DUN IT?
    102 1 WHO DUN IT? LONDON. Mil •>•». ntarctir ex i prrts of the Colonial Omet to- •g* day perused the Chilean communique denying that i mtniliirs of an cTuial Chilean Antarctic expedi- N turn had looted Ameri- can- built huts m frozen Graham Land and de< ided > that: "Well, then,
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    2,060 KILLED
    26 1 Lahore. Mar 22. Latest casualty figures In the Punjab communal disturbances are 2.060 killed and 1.104 injured, according to authoritatve sources here ti.-day. Reuter
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    ARMY EXPERT HAS PLAN TO COMBATELY FLOODS
    220 1 LONDON. Mar. 22.— Brigadier E. E. Reid, the Army's chief engineer In East Anglia, to-day brought new hope to the weary army of hundreds of troops, civi;ans and prisoners of war, who are fighting the floods at Earith gap south of Ely, where
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    Prosecutor Shot
    46 1 STUTTGART. Mar. 22.Ttac Public Pru^'cutui of the Denazification court at ihe town of Oehnngen nmur Heii- I brotm m the United BUiei zone, wa~ shot dcsid m hl« bed.oom early by an unidentified is~uilant. He wa- a local leader of the Comnumi-t Pan. Reuter
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    CHINA ASKED TO SETTLE LEND-LEASE
    56 1 WASHINGTON. Mar. 33. The State Department leveral day« ago e:u a nu*€ to the Chinese Government, asking that a d -ite b iet for the beginning of ne- juUaUotM to -et^e China's Lend- I Lease account of approximately $1,565,000,000 (US». The Chinese account U on,
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    TRUMAN TO WRITE TO UNO
    35 1 Washing en. Mar. 22. -It was learned that President Truman has prepared a letter to the Un ed Na'iors. explain ng the nat'oni programme of aid to Greece and Turkey.
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    129 1 The two escaped convicts: Mohamed 111 Ma II (21), Malacca-born Malay* (le f t) convicted on three charges of armed robbery, was sentenced to seven yeai*i»' rigorous imprisonm^nl en Tan. 1 «>. IMC Si Sek Hons (27). a Hoi-k--chew, (right) was coavicted on four charges of armed rebbcry In August
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    Ramadier Govt's Fall Averted
    74 1 PARIS. Mar. 22.— The Ramadlet Cabinet won an overwhelming 411 to O vote of confidence tuday. At the same time the A-emb-1> voted 34 million franc- for a military expedition to IndoChina to cru-h the Vietnamese insurrection An earlier report iid that Premier Ramadie;^ coalition government
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    HOLIDAY TRAIN WRECKED
    45 1 CAM DEN SOUTH CARO- j LINA. Mar. 23 The Seaboard "Railway's luxury train "Sun Queen," fliled with Florida vaca-tioni-ts north-bound from Miami for New York, wa* wiecked 12 miles north of here today. There was no early report on J casualties U.P.
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    Hot 'Reception' For New Viceroy
    48 1 London, Mar 22— Lord Lous Mcun bat en, tne newly-ap-pointed Viceroy of India, arrive! at New Delh. by air todp.y. He wp*s accompanied by hi.-s wife and daugh er and i rr.ved as the highest mrrninj; temperature of the year was reccrded.- U.P.
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    PAN-ASIAN CONGRESS Opens Today
    292 1 PAN-ASIAN CONGRESS Opens Today NEW DELHI, Mar. 22. As representatives of more than one-hall of humanity began to assemble for the Pan- Asian Congress, squads of labourers toiled night and day preparing the natural arena inside one of Delhi's classic ruins Kith century Puiema or old iart where sessions are
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    YALTA PACT TO BE PUBLISHED
    53 1 WASHINGTON. Mar 22. The full textv of the Yalta and Potsdam iiteementt win be puDiished "within tlv next few dav^" the UniUd Statts State Department ha- announced. Earlier reports that the Teheran agreement would also bo published, but this wa« not borne out by the
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    MILK BAN
    34 1 Tho sale of sweetened condensed mlk i.i any form In public restaurants is prohibited from April 1 Th s measure has bee.^l taken owing to the deterioration m S.n^aporo's 1 milk supply.
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    BRITAIN, FRANCE 'BOTH BANKRUPT'
    54 1 LOS ANGELES Mir. 22. < Robert MeCormick. ec'it*. <ul publish*', ol the Chicago Tribune a today *uid that England U bank rupi itiid sub-i^t- onlj on "American churit: McCoiinick m hi* addi al«o -aid thai Franc* 1 i- "completely bankrupt iinanokdly ■md morally \vitl> no gleam
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      21 1 "TYPEWRITER CALCULATOR" available for Immed Repairs undertaken Y. T. L■: X 332, North Br.dge Road, Telephone 7971 Typewrit ng Duplicating Undertaken
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    £400 A YEAR FOR S'PORE CHINESE HERO'S WIDOW
    442 2 War Office Award To Mrs. Lim Bo Seng (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) An annuity of £400 per annum has been granted by the British War Office to the widow of Col. Lim Bo Seng, Chief Liaison Officer of Force 136 who was
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    16 2 A recent photograph of Sir Alexander (,'arr-Saunders, re-cently-anpointed Chairman <»t Commission on Higher Education for Malaya.
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    Escaped From Police Twice In One Month
    296 2 Escaped From Police Twice In One Month HE LIKED THE DOCKS guilty m the Third Magistrate's Court yesterday to sc from legal custody twice m June last year. Chan \h Seng, a young Chinese was sentenced to three months rigorous imprisonment on each charge. The sentences :»re to run consecutively.
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    COURT DIDN'T WANT HIS JAP GUILDERS
    99 2 COURT DIDN'T WANT HIS JAP GUILDERS Onff Ah Leong aged 54. who pleaded guilty n -he First Dis- trie: Court yesterdaj to possess- I m? 100 hocn packets ol chandu on Friday, was sen:enced to enr das s ample impr sonment and lined S6O. m default 14 days' rigorous imprisonment
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    Malayan A.A.'s Spitfire Had Fine War Record
    292 2 Malayan A.A.'s Spitfire Had Fine War Record The A i <• m -bile Association <f Malaya has received from Bi kish M iry of Supply an cperatio lal report on the Geraa'* (Royal Eagle). Uic Spi fire, t'i- i bich was donned by t ne Association members m 1941. The
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    Sees Son's Killers Sent To Gallows
    121 2 MT. Woodbrtdge, father of one of four RAF airmen oeheaded by the Japanese m Burma, saw justice done when lour Japanese accused, Lt. CoJ. Murayarna, Lt. Kanno, Lt. Okami and Cpl. Katayama, were sentenced to death by War Cr.mes Court m Rangoon. Two otner
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    Malacca Plans For Census
    171 2 MALACCA. Sat.-p re iim lnarv work for the taking of the census m Malacca has already been completed m the office of Mr. A. H. W. Lilly. Deputy Superintendent ot Census Within the next lew wee^s work will be transferred t o the field, commencing with
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    C.-IN-C. LEAVES FOR K.L.
    42 2 L'eut. -General Sir Nel M. Ritchie, Commander- n-Chief, SEAL! 1 accompan.ed by Lady Ritchie, will leave by rail lor Kuala Lumpur tomorrow on a tour of Malaya Command and s expected to return by road on March 30.
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    STOLEN JEEP SAID SOLD FOR $200
    247 2 The theft of a Jec;3. assigned for V.ie official use of Mr. S. Garret i. Trade Uir.on Adviser. S ngapore, had a sequel at trie Seventh Magistrate s Court yeoerciay. when a Service man. Driver S Garton of the R.A.S.c. s^oodh is prelim nary
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    MALAYA'S TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA
    103 2 MALAYA'S TRADE WITH AUSTRALIA Australia's exports to Malaya tor January amounted t0 £1,23] 000, bringing the total for the seven months ended January 1947, to £13,845.000. Imports from Malaya during January amounted 152,000 mo kin- the total for the scxcn months to January, 1947 J:i.210.t;00. For the seven months ended
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    New Coins Soon
    36 2 Thy five-cent nieie l>e t\:v lowest <M,i n m JJ* H is offlrfaty, st thai although the |J: coin uil! be the S m nickel coin, ther, Ik- a copper onc-ciont ci well.
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    Charms Of Malaya's National Park
    257 2 The problem of making Malaya's King George V National Park easily accessible was referred to by Mr. E. O. Shebbeare, Chi f Game Warden of Malaya, m a talk over Radio Malaya la^t night. Mr. Shebbeare said: "Today it I* no mor. than a tract
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    "Lion Men" Arresti After 40 Murders
    134 2 DAR-ES-SALAAM, Mar. 22. "Lion M<-n" t( the dreaded '^Leopard Men' of wh h appeared m the Singida district of ka commits d a serl -h^, pearance during the past few tli j lives of at nati- wow three suspected "Linn Men," whici Is I
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      457 2 \cknowup:ix;mj:\t ;»n i Mr., Thomas Isaac k Members of the Police the Prii clpal and Seal! ol s H 11 School, tne Teacncr.s ri;>.ls of the Convent of the 1 Tnfan> Jesus aid ;ill fnencs .in-* rela ives for their attend- )!<•«• at Itoe fu ieral of their f.nruii er
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      183 2 CAPITOL A Su]> r TJuUfc, FROM TO-DAY Wtth Sl )tl P>« Making sure 4,000 men operate our maintenance system evolved dun<| 23 years. Every part of each aircraft has a recorded histon giving the signature of every man who ever adjusted, checked r inspected it and when, and why. No
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    Asiatics Are Not Barred From SHB Special Police Force
    315 3 ROUND-T HE-CLOCK-FIGHT AGAIN ST LOOTERS (Sunday Tribune StalT Reporter) Recruiting for the special 200 auxiliary armed police inspectors for the Singapore Harbour Board will also be open to Asiatics, 1 was told b^ an authoritative p dice source yesterday. Bir! applicants
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    THE POLICE WERE THERE
    255 3 Three Chinese, Lee Ah Chai, C^u Ah Chov and Lam Seng, were convicted In ;he Second Police Court yesterday on a rhar^ cf house trespass on Feb. 23. They were said to have ent Pro i t l^ hou.«e cf a compa'rlot, C. M. Chin end
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    S'PORE RUGBY STAR WEDS
    115 3 The wedding ol Mr. J. B. Potter, well-lyiown State and Singapore Cricket Club rugger skipper, of Adam Park. Singapore, and Mrs. Ada Margaret Little, nee Lund, who recently arrived on board the Queen of Bermuda, took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday afternoon. Best man at
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    Vietnam Attack French Outpost
    68 3 HANOI. Mar. 21. A French outpost, a few miles from Dangson. near the Chinese oorcer 01 TcngKing. was violently attacked three nttghtfl m IUO--rMI Inn by Vietnamese forces, a French communique said to- night The attacks were all repulsed, the communique MM* The communique also stated
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    64 3 The Governor, Sir Frank lin Gimson, on Friday visited the vVar Crimes Court trying seven Japanese oTicers m the Chinese Massacre Case. Photos show (top) H.E. with Bri*. Davies, of the Department of the Judge AdvocateGeneral, India, GHQ, SEALF. and Mr. Richard C. H. lira, legal adviser to the Chinese
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    Martin Behrman's Cargo Dispersed Under False Marks
    366 3 PATAYIA. Mar. 21. A request that steps be taken to have ail Dutch, British and American Isthmian Line vessels sailing from Batavia after March 7 seized at their destinations on a charge of theft of the Martin BehTman's car^o, was cabled to the
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    Ban On Union Dogs
    31 3 The Singapore Government has prohibited the entry into the sland of eata and dogs from the Malayan Union due to the pievalence of rabies m the Union
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    BOOM TIME FOR FORTUNE TELLERS
    182 3 BOOM TIME FOR FORTUNE TELLERS (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Fcr v: c tehers have c o m c into their own aga n m town. Along the side -walks of Raffles Place and Collyer Quay are to be found groups of ;hese ,mys:ic men from North India who, for a sum
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    51 YEARS IN GAOL
    52 3 Giuseppe Fra-taruolo, 76, has returned 'o h\s birthplace at Fogg a. Southern I^aly, after spending ftfty-one years .n pri-son-he had to wait until a number of the e'ghty people he had assaulted had died before gett ng "he required general agreement to his release from a
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    "Panthers" Leader Arrested
    132 3 "Panthers" Leader Arrested PARIS, Mar. 21.— Th e Ministry of the Interior announced tot.ay that agents of th c Bureto Naiionale have arrested Brig General Fernund Alamichel, an inactive Air Corp> General, on a charge of high treason. Surete official- said a threeyear investigation of Biig. Gen. Alamichel'fl rtvi-tance activities
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    P.W.D. THRIFT & LOAN SOCIETY
    92 3 P.W.D. THRIFT LOAN SOCIETY At a. general meeting ot the Si igapore Government Public Works* Co-opera ive Thrift and Lean Society, the following officials were elected: President: Mr. W. G. Stewart; V.ce-Presldents: Messrs. E. M. Obcrne, C W. Russell C. H. White and A. Inglis: Commit cc of Management: Chairman:
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    Three Births To Every Death
    95 3 Three Births To Every Death Singapore's health figures i>r the week ended March 15 show that there were 164 deaths and 556 births during the week. The child mortality rate fell from 109-5 per mille m the preceding week to 91.73. Tuberculosis (with 64 victims' took tho heaviest toll, with
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      396 3 LAID LOW BY LI MBAGO ■jMfihrn Koli*v«-a the |wf«l Pain Act.na OT tbe principle of "••hen you know a Rood thing teii y° u fnc:;ds about lt a ma n wrn allows:----I had sutfi red tram lumbago mmy ba<- k :1 r r wreks «ould scarcely move In bed. I
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      352 3 PROMOTES A PLEASANT iiisiiiasiMi dor *gSP&\ A DRAINS EXTERMINATES \Vj>2^ f\ closets DEATH CARRYING GERMS k.tchens fn^r\ BA.TH ROOMS SOLD BY ALL DEALERS n rMJAkIC 2156 hUALA LUMPUR. EVERYWHERE PHONt 422 HOH ?fS?BAt TBAClNl?'c""it'<»46) tTO. W. t.»JMPUq. IPOMM^\ A POINT fa 2f I Examine H untc uith it I ,i\
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    Shopping In Singapore
    87 4 Mr- (iallnway. wife «>[ l.t General A. OaUoway, GOO. Malaya Command, has been <>n a short visit to Singapore and ha vS been staying with Major(Jeneral Sir Reginald and Lady Ki-rr. Slie tcll^ me that racing is m full swing up m K.L. and that th y
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    31 4 Susan Gertrude aged 1%, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Matteson. Mr. Matteson is Gc teral Agent for the American President Lines m Singapore. Susie was born m San Francisco.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1970 4  -  VERA ARDMORE —bq— y J|L i J Vcra Artimore will be "Around Hie Town" with you daily m The Morn- i intf rribune. 'Frocks S I I rills and Furbelows* S C "Parties, Functions, Wed- > dines and Christenings." A nglo-Dutch Wedding St. Andrew' Cathedral
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      98 4 J cut S* y lit I m f*v"' PijfAuir "english dinner sets" r o and 1O °erso T r-< r^ j,, pxd*vsiTe DedcrLß Tea-! Beti and Crystalware. Just Unpacked. Also W**.X OVSN <«LASSWAK£— Caaaerole Dishes, Pie and Butter Dishes, Fruits. Jellies, Cm (1 me i s Sers. r c ALL
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      31 4 MAISON MARTIN LADIES HAIRDRESSERS 324 ORCHARD .L) WE HAVE THE PLEASURE TO AN I HAVE ENLARGED OUR AM- V.TTH EUROPEAN TRAINED BEAUTY EXT ornsßviEWs or advice wd > i be sure (>; Arr<
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    Our Young Malayans—24
    37 5 Our Young Malayans— 24 Jamfs Malcolm (Jimmy) son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Henry Jimmy was fconi m S ingapi re m 15)40, he is now nearly <»'-- jrrsi lit* wiU be returning to Malaya m the Alcantara.
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    Inner Wheel
    168 5 Hghteen memben ol the inner Wheel attended the nueet--id 11 Llje Adelphl Hotel la -t Tnui-Uui murnlng. Mr-. Bofiemann, the President, wain (he Chaii and plan- 1* > i future activi.it-- were dwu—ed. M.tns Singapore charities beneflt f urn the < ffurt- ol this Club fur msiauc4 a-
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    People In The News
    357 5 People In The News Mr md Ml RE. Foul»er on Vv\ dnesday m the Oranjo V r Engla: d They will b* away ab it months, and ii tne South ol Prance way o.ick. Mr. F(jul-. r Ch.i police Commissioner ■> < Mr Gordon van Hien. resident manager ot Messrs
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    Vera Ardmore....
    1806 5 Johore Celebrates Si. Patrick's Day Over -ixty guests were invited to a St. Patrick's Day party by Mr and Mrs. MacPhail at their residence In Johore Bahru. TlV' hou.se wa> beautifully decorated with masses oJ flowers, and an excellent buffet wa, served on tab!< b ga.ly decorated with
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      134 5 FARMANAND'S ATTRACTIVE BARGAIN PRICES. A3 t% Q T B 188 t A Bfß 181 .^U Their Stock Taking Period Now m full Swinp. Printed Cottons 52.00 A yd. Silk 3toekiags $5.00 Coloured Pique ZM Kayser Cotton Stockings 1.50 2.75 Silk Ladies Pyjamas 20.00 Printed Linens 5.50 Cotton Gents Pyjamas 15.00
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      225 5 1 Direct importers ot all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods <;ooi>ftT<>eiE 10, Battery Road (Rodney House*, Singapore. Established 1572 .■'laiav.i's Leading I Jewellers Diamond and Gem [Merchants ll.l». dc SUva, i I (Incorporated w Ceylon) Singapore, Penang. I 19/21. Hiffh Bt. 1, Bishop Bt. I HAIRDRESSERS Latest styles m
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    The Sunday Tribune MARCH 23, 1947. Sport Is So Serious
    558 6 The Sunday Tribune MARCH 23, 1947. Sport Is So Serious [ti a poor football stadium that never echoes the fr« 1- :i(! fry of "shoot!", but a very markuble one which ips m the background a < of riflemen. At Jalan ar the other day. howi .r, football o/licials were
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    Siam And Anna
    262 6 An oi«ten a.ked question m Hollywood what will the Siamese think of "Anna ;mri the Kin^ ol Si am," is being answ red m the Bangkok press. The picture has not been banned; ihe ••us c have hardly touched i f And those who have seen it
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    MALAYA AND IMPERIAL PREFERENCE
    1124 6  - MALAYA AND IMPERIAL PREFERENCE Sagittarius 7 ,*by Brii &h Empire talks on i r [mp< rial pi ferences h London. Th< i pre Uminary to the i Ji 1 1 neva next m< Preparatory C of the International C ence on Trade >yit, and their i is an examination of
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    THE LAW OF JUDGE LYNCH
    939 6  -  Austin Gilmour By One bright winter mornnu Raymond Dunn, 27-year-old Negro, was taken from the shetfl by B Maryvlllc. Missouri, mob and marched to a one-room schoolhouse where be had attack* d and murderer! the ■Choolmistres-. Leaders f) the mob, which numbered several thousand, hoisted
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    Famous Architectural Follies
    586 6 Famous Architectural Follies Love ol the absurd is a not uncommon human tail ing. In tin, it inU>r l In the lolly and fn nd:s Wh ut the tin land BCthe i tur v >?nt i i»l> bounn and sODM Of their I nd land-owner 1 In reveali i that
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    ANOTHER AIR "ATTACK" ON SINGAPORE PLANNED
    490 7 "Operation Lady" Begins Tomorrow (Snii(l:»% Trilmie stair Reporter) A» air-sea exercis h. o-morrow from Operation Lady'- and will conaisi >>\ a 'attack- on a convoy on the way to Borneo lat r an air attack on Singapore. An offici Air HQ says: lYMnorrow, I
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    Woman, 88 Kept Bull As A 'Pet'
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    89 7 LONDON. March 22 Faniour writers and artists worn found swoonlnß on cushions and pilffltßg opium when police raided Countess de Salles's luxury flat m Pans. The Countess \.as placed under arrest. And so wns painted Edouard Georg, 64, a confederate caught at a railway
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    255 7 LONDON, Mar. 22. A twice-gaoled mother who stole to feed her children was saved from prison by the police. It was Superintendent Yates who sought leniency for Mrs. Majorie Morrison-George 35 at Hove Sussex after she pleaded guilty of theft. It was
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    93 7 LONDON. Mar 22.-~Councl!--lor Edward King, Mayor of Wednesbury, Staffs, who, on principle, resigned from his Job as secretary of Wedjiesbury, Socialist Party on becoming mayor last November, finds he cannot keep his wife and two children out of his savings, and Is now looking for
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      25 8 Kosalind as she appears m the title role the Him "Sister Keiinv m which she enacts the heroir lite Australia's famous nurse.
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    559 10 Ex-Internees Show Their Gratitude The Nurses of Ha'aya" Fund launched m England by Singapore in*emeefl is being floated m Malaya with the object ol raising eruugb money for an annual British or Australia i scholarship s an appreciation of the fine work done b} nurses m
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    114 10 NEW YORK, Mar. 21.-Ger many's future is st 11 "problem No. 1" for France, M. Henri Bonnet, ;he French Ambassador, declared on arrival here after a month's say m France. M. Bonnet is sending quant ties of coal to France. He said: "We must get
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    79 10 COLOMBO. Mar. 21— Two squadrons presented to the 1 RAF. by the people of Ceylon are among the units di-banded with the change to peacetime strength, the Air Ministry informed the Governor of Ceylon, Sir Henry Monck-Mason Moore today. Expressing appreciation of the gift, the Air Ministry
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    51 10 Munch. Mar. 21 T/iirteen of 21 men accused m the Dachau war crimes trial of mass atrocities and the slay ng of American fl ers m the clos ng stages of the war are to die. Seven more received prison sentences rangng from three to 15 years and one was
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    159 10 LONDON. Mar. 21.— During February the value of United Kingdom experts was €76.000.--000, the lowest figure cince September last year and £15.200,--000 less than m January. The Board of trade, announcing thes? figures today, state that the fact that February is a short month accounted
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