Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 20 April 1947

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    31 1 0 THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY VAI7ONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA The Sunday Tribune •Now p.inted simultaneously m Singapore, l-uinpur. Ipoh Pcnang. packs"" SINGAPORE, APRIL 20, 1947. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    S'PORE GETS SUPPLY OF TEAR GAS, SMOKE BOMBS
    230 1 S'PORE GETS SUPPLY OF TEAR GAS, SMOKE BOMBS Police Equipped To Deal With Riots All Stations Well Stocked (bunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Smgapcrc has received a large supply of tCdr gas and smoke bombs. These have been distributed to all police stations, with specific instructions that they are to be
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    Bradman Writes For The Tribune
    185 1 The Tribune will oeein from l- an importing series ci i Icles Den Bradman, skipper Australian T< team, ■i one of r. world's est batsmen eve Badmai will disci;-- ihe e::k of his success cm d will exjwihis views on wh.it can be x* to
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    RECIPE FOR OLD AGE
    32 1 ■-i tit bivi ith j' I,"" 1 Is pan „i Mrs 111 r '->. sue said Jra lil X "h,r 100 th birtnS.*j«" DUn 1 W rrv <n U.P.
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    HALIFAX OVERDUE
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    Boy (14) Charged
    80 1 Spore Opium War A 14 a -old buy was alleged to have bet n m passe t' of 21 lbs t opium found on bourd a ship by Custom Offic era and was biought up m tin Ist District Court yesterday The t Is postponed Co I
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    CRISIS OVER, SAYS CHIANG
    56 1 NANKING. Apr. 19. Generalissimo Chiang K.r Shelf, addr ang a meeting cummcniorating the 20th anniversary 6t thr estabUUunent ot ttit National government m \anki'iS Baid today. The t m<> u< th national c isis is ov*.r." Ci.iang said the prmpecta ol success of tli<- Kuomintang's yet
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    "QUEEN E" SAILS
    49 1 Southampton, April 19.— The 85,000-ton Cunard liner Queen Elizabeth, which went aground at the entrance to Southampton water on her la<t eastbound voya^e. sailed from here today for New York two-and-half days be hind schedule. The liner is not out to set up new speed records.
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    UP BY £75,000 MILLION
    21 1 LONDON. Apr. 19. Unemployment Fund money m hand rose by 171.375.000 lasl year to .1\'*85. 040.000. Reuter
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    £375,000 GIFT
    19 1 375,000 GIFT LONDON. Apr. 19. -A Hood reliel cheque for £375.000 has been received from the Canadian Fed Cross.
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    Hirohito Pays Heavy Taxes
    104 1 Tokio. April 19 Emperor Hirohito. with ab< ut 90 per cent, of hi.s fortune .-eized by war and propertj tax. now owns a fortune ot only -000.000 <at the current military conversion rate of 50 yen to a dollar) and that even this -urn will diminish
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    New Threat By Boss Of Terrorists
    131 1 New Threat By Boss Of Terrorists PARIS. Apr. 19.— The French newspaper "Lc Parisien" today published an interview with the leader of the Irgun Zvai Leumi. terrorist organisation m Jerusalem, m which he declared that Dov Gruner. the terrorist executed on Wednesday, was "assasinated". The terrorist leader said "the issue
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    Germans Search For Treasure On Heligoland
    218 1 Germans Search For Treasure On Heligoland CUXHAVEN, Apr. 19 German fisherman, disregarding the strict naval orders that no one may go near Heligoland until the official inspection parties have declared the shattered island safe, are believed to have landed there secretly during the night m search of buried treasure and
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    HEAD HUNTERS BUSY AGAIN
    32 1 Rangoon. April 19. The W.i tribesmen ol Burma's eastern frontier between the Shan states and Yunan province of China have gone headhunting again, according to official reportreaching here
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    "OLDEST MAN"
    17 1 Nil, Bihar. Apr. 19 The mm m Bihar" p s ,ndit M ishr:i has dj
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    Knew each other only 3 hrs, she said "yes"
    252 1 SPORE POLICEMAN'S ROMANCE (b> J. c. Spittel) Three hours after meeting at a dance m Bath. ;i Marine on leave alter I>Day sftfci "Would you be miner' to a Southomptoii givl. She answered "Yes". To-day, the couple, Mr. and Mrs. D.
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    Police Seize Eggs
    45 1 Police raided Narcis Street yesterday and pulled down a number of stalK which had been obstructing the road. About two hundred eggs. Jive katties of fish. three katties of vegetables and y laree tin of nails were confiscated. No nrre^ts were made.
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    QUADS BORN IN SALFORD
    57 1 MANCHESTER. Apr. 19. Quadruplets of two boys and two girls were born to a Sal ford. Lancashire, woman euu> today. Thi; children, it is understood, were prematurely born, but oxygen tents, specially designed tor premature births had already been erected m a row at the beside.
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    FATHER TISO IS HANGED
    72 1 BRATISLAVA. Apr. 19. r<t tiler Joisef Tisu. a Cat .ie priest who became president ol the Oi-rman-cri ated Slova- kia, wa:; hanged this alt rnooni Father Tiso. dressed m black, was accompanied by a whifc garbed monk to the gallows. H. j cortinu.a praying until th
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    30 TRAMPLED TO DEATH
    49 1 fyzabad. United Provli c I Ccl bration of "R m N>tumi" birthday of the Hindu Sri Rama at Ayodhya, god's reputi'd birthplac caU3 <d the death of thirty piigriaw. The victims, mustly women from villages, were tr mpicd underfoot by cniw#i .)1 800.000 P'M^pl:-. Reuter
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    26 1 RANGOON. Apr Si I Maung Gyi. memb- r for publi I works and rehabilitation an the Burmese Executive Council. tendered his resignation In th.--j Governor. Reuter
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    96 HURT IN NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS
    42 1 96 HURT IN NEW YEAR CELEBRATIONS K.iNGOON. Apr. 19. It was ufflci; liy announced bete today tiiat 9C people were injured, two 01 them fatally, during this week's water festival celebrating the Burmese New Y. ar. Thirty tigi.t were admitted to hospit.i
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    300 TONS VEGETABLES ARRIVE
    133 2 300 TONS VEGETABLES ARRIVE (Trlbur* S'aff Repor er) O i i i Way to Ca'cuUa to loa'l KOOdfl bought by the Chinese j Supply Purchasing Unii is Ou Chin" which arrives In port today. The "Hal Chin" bri 3ffl to more 300 tons of fresh ve^'.'ables tad preserved foodstuffs. This
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    BULLION MORE AUSSIES
    44 2 SYDNEY, Apr. 19 Australia's population is xpecUd to be shqqra at 7 12 million on Jum i 30. the dat^ of thi coir ing census. Tiiis Is .m lncr< ase ox almost a milll Un the last ecllSUs In 1933 Reuter
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    Big Social Welfare Talks Here Soon
    130 2 Big Social Welfare Talks Here Soon tSuncap Tribune Repiner) Delegates from Scuth East Asia coun r.es will take par m he S-uth Asia Social We fare Co.ifererce which will take place at he end of July At a ittee > :g; of delegates held at Lord Killearn's Office seme ime
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    100 S'pore Boys Go On 'Operation Picnin' Tomorrow
    286 2 100 S'pore Boys Go On 'Opera tion Picnin' To morrow To Spend Week On T 1 XT Lonely Isle (Tribune Staff Reporter) One hundred boys drawn from various boys' homes m the city, the Salvation Army centre, the V.M.C.A. and Boys Scouts Troops, will leave on 'operation picnic" Singapore to-morrow.
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    ON CHARGE OF EXTORTION
    50 2 Alleged to have attempted o extort $5,000 from Fong Hin W.ih iwice wi hi.i six days. Won? Sal Har, a 17 year-old Chinese, was produced m the Second Police Cour;, yesterday on two charges of attemp ed ex ortion The police were granted 48 hour>' custody.
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    Busmen To Stay Out
    147 2 Want 'Protection The Traction Company strikers met m a general body la^t night to hear the reports on trie concluding pha-e ot the Jobllng Inquiry which ended last Friday. Contrary to genera] expectation, the strikers did not raise the question of resuming work at la-t night's
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    KING UNCHANGED
    48 2 Cope iha^e Apr 19 —This moihirgs bulle m, on King Christian o' De :mark. said h-s cv v. i ion was uncharged, with a emr:er.i Mre of 98.3 pui-v 80, breath>ri« 44. r lhe Xi -k 8-ept gui c welJ ast iuht" ,he built-in added. Reuter
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    Malayan Film Executives Leave On World Tour
    257 2 'Sunday Tribune Reporter) Two well known film executives m this country will leave Singapore next Sunday on a round-the-world busir.ess-cum pleasure trip. They are Mr. Ong Chin Kun, 29-year-old Director of Malayan Film Service (sole distributors fcr Monogram Pictures In Singapore, the Malayan
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    20,000 Read 'Comics' Monthly In S'pore
    151 2 20,000 Read 'Comics' Month ly In S'pore rSinfilaj Tribune Stall Repar;> r) Adofc than S,QCQ chifdre s "funny papers >r just comi^L iinci the ir way into thousands of femgdpor^ ho/hes cac.i monlh. The comic pejper' reading population of the Colony tjps the 20,0UiKmark monthly and they arc not all
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    Salvation Army Appeal Contributions
    291 2 Salvation Army Appeal Contributions A I sum Of $13,705.43 Has bjt-ii col ribut a to the Salv.ition Army niiua] appeal I lunds. Thu 'following is a urtiv r list of Co it) acknowledged: $250.00 Ivi nc* rs, Ltd. $100.00 Wim Xl J. Bernard: H. Brysi;; F. G. Lundon; G. Saviaci;
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    Indian Views On University For Malaya
    210 2 Indian Views On University For Malaya Singapore Indians want Hindi or Tamil included m the courses of study m the proposed Malayan University. A memorandum submitted by the Indian Chamber of Commerce to the Carr-Saunders University Comnrssion sivcs th > views cl Indians on the subject of higher education m
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      279 2 SITUATIONS WANTED INDIAN DOC rOH Captain Dffi fAMC, M>i (Calcu-taJ i»-i. :i due may seeks employmem m i Xi aae write h errn D i No 024 s I ribum MISCELLANEOI S 1.1. TRADERS' Accounts p ai place of buslnea 50 cret '•V iti co M T B';x 523 Tribune
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      224 2 LI W I T I- O M)ON IOUI l innn forvK^wl" wic produc COr s BATTERIES FLOODLIT MIRRORS dIE CC ERS J Radio Receiving Sets PU D i b orsWp iMii/rr:^ ns.>io.\ TEL 6522. "Wh \r motor lorry doing all day?" The Servis Recorder WILL TELL V(M tnquirii Sole A(ie
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    MUNICIPAL STAFF TO GET BIGGER ALLOWANCES
    225 3 Maximum Raised To $210 Monthly (Sun \ax Iribunr StaH' Reporter) Increased cost of living allowances foi I Singapore Municipal .stall hay beer approved by the Government, rhese, I understand, will be paid as early as possible, retrospective from S- ;A. 1. i<j4>. According to
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    Picture Of The Week
    127 3 NEW YORK, Apr iH Ganilhi leaning on tIJ he follows |«dU'. 41 W«a i« Bfven pro- t oday a iss J p ol Xmni< Mtutet lnitli "picture- of **c marine In Upttncfi India, coloMer. lady €ver felt -t,, il|lri r skin J na'/ve B«J m New
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    Death Penalty For Black Marketeers
    105 3 FRANKFURT. Apr 19. Willi Klappio'h. Fra ikfur chi f of police, today demanded tegl*lalion to be passed allowing l nr death penalty for black marketeer* Klapproth amid the present policr- measures niowed by tarn w«r€ no sufTu-U a i 0 deter black marketeers. Other Frankfurt
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    HENRY FORD's WILL
    174 3 HENRY FORD's WILL Detroit, 18. -The bulk oJ Heitrj flord's huge estate will go t t lo family-crganiaed "Ford i-'uiindaioi," i was disclosed by the Ford family counsel today whei the late motor magnates vii was filed for probate The amount <>r the ettafc was not ed Henry Ford who
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    BRITISH WARSHIPS IN SHANGHAI
    26 3 SHANGHAI. Apr. 18. The British 10.000-ion cruiser Bermuda and destroyer Lagos arrived here today today irom i man lor a oriel visit.
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    "GIVE UP DAY'S EARNINGS" WORLD PLAN
    98 3 "GIVE UP DAY'S EARNINGS" WORLD PLAN London, Apr!] IP, Preparations for a scheme by which every man and woman m the world will v- B Iced to «ye v]) one days earnings to help to ur-vide rood ;ii)(i rh .thing for needy children m war-devastat-ed countries are being made by
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    $25-MILLION ON TABLE
    54 3 Kimberi. Apnl 18. The Kcyal Family were shown &3- 000.000 t525.000.U0u Malayan cur rencyi worth of diamonds- -all .spread on one table— when they visited the diamond office ai Kimberley today. The most valuable stone was pun- white ol 8;s carats worth i,15.4C0 from alluvial state dig
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    Kenya Approves Colonial Office Plan
    106 3 Kenya Approves Colonial Office Plan KENYA. Ar>r 18 The Kenya Legislature, by 30 votes to 8 today, approved the Colonial Office plan to set up a High Commission of three Governor-, and a Central Assembly to handle inter-territorial service of Kenya. Uganda and Tanganyika. The*e serric s will include pom
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    Villagers Raid A Train
    96 3 CANTON. Apr 10 A Nationalist report from Canton today said that more than 20 passengers aad several gendarmes were killed and wounded wien h Can o.i bound iratn from Kcwloo.i was attacked by over 100 villagers at Shapo 40 kilometers cast oi Canton The attack was
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    Rubber Commission To Malaya Delayed
    96 3 COLOMBO. April. 19. Tli, rubber commissioners, E. \v. WhitcL w anu S. F. H. Per. ra I Who had expected to leave 1 Malaya tucfey, will now leave on Moadiy m th< Strathnaver an c i spend throe weeks m Malaya. They will vi.si: factoih
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    U.S. Must Keep Global Military Bases – Reynolds
    156 3 U.S. Must Keep Global Military Bases Reynolds NEW YORK. Apr IS.—MU"ii Reynolds, fresh from his record Rlobe-girglling and bis White Hou-e. reporJ to Presidi t Tmman, said the United Stales must retain ciob-ii military bases she developed, m order to hold a stroftg po&Mon vu»-u-vLs the rest Ol the world.
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    Viceroy Sees The Sikhs
    45 3 NEW DELHI. Apr. 19. Hie Viceroy, LorU fefouiitbation, conferred y* st rday with Sikti leaden «rha v<- onderdtood to have demanded a division ol the Pun.i b as a lasting BOid"*i< *i i ol tlii- commttiMi probVm m the province. Reuter
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    Killearn's Coal Adviser Off To Indo-China
    98 3 Kill earn 's Coal Adviser Off To Indo-China Mr A Heywood. Coal Advl Lord Killearn is leaving by t-i the Special Commissioner, on Monday. Apr:! 3] for Sai at the invitation oi the French Authorities m French IndoChina. While there he \v l l l visit the Haiphong ;mci HongAv
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    Looters' Leader Shot Dead
    93 3 A finding of iustificable homicide was returned by Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, at the conclusion ol an inquiry into the riea.th of \c«)iitj Kirn. des cribed as the leader of a group ol looter-, who had attempted to lnot a ?odowft m the 1.8.D
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    MOCK FUNERAL
    66 3 MADRID. Apr. 18. A largo force bf police this morning dispersed a crowd of abom 1,000 tJnivcvstey students who st.gt'd a muck lunvrai pi\,cvssion hre for Don Jjuaii, the pretender to th< Span..-! tlirone. The .sluci Qts who s^t Horn the faculty of veterinary science wort, carrying a
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    Editor's Tribute To Pethick-Lawrence
    313 3 LONDON, Apr. 19.— Although Lord Prthick-Law-relice \&>1! not be m office When the transfer of power m India takes place, his services will be very much \n the minds of the peoptoA of India and Britain, says Percy Cudlipp. editor of the Daily Herald m a
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    France Takes NEI Tin & Rubber
    65 3 France Takes NEI Tin Rubber PARIS. Apr. 19. Franc wiii I receive tin and rubber from the (Netherlands East Indies ahd agricultural product, from Holland undi r a one-y. ar comttierciaJ and financial agreement, signed tud.i.v m Paris Und«'r the nc^w agreement Frand and HoLand will cxcii n£<> 9.00U million
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    RICK CONFERENCE ON MAY 16
    36 3 WASHINGTON, Apr. 18.— A conference ot eight major riceproducing and consuming countries will open on May 15 In Trivandrum. Travancore. the Southern Indian United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation announced tonight.
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    FLICK'S TRIAL
    45 3 hambuhu. April 18. The 'rial ol Friedricli Flick, tbc German steel magnate, described as the richest man m Germany at the end ol the war. will open m Nuremberg tomorrow. Fii<k and five associates ace charged with war crimes and clinics against humanity.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2442 4  -  VERA ARDMORE Ilia J Our Young j I Malayans— 26 cktails On Hoard > njoyable cocktail given by Captain J. N rden ol mv. Ruys and Mr. G. II fetroobach. on bcthe k.p.m. Line, Last .vcnii.. ir ol the -hip. I that many people resolved
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      372 4 I PERSONALITY OF i THE -^EEK Mrs. s. Davis (Mitsie Jo) who arrived this week from Ike United Kingdom via India, Mrs. Davis is the wife <>! Mr. Sydney Davis, Manager <;-/ B#th Century Fax I ilnu (Malaya). IBOS3HHHBfI BHBfiLHSSHBHRBfIBSKI Enquiries To: PARAMOUNT TRADERS, 95, Cross Street, Singapore. (Sole Importers)
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      16 4 Beryl Constantine r Lt \J U I LJ l\ I 2 LERMIT ROAD TANGLIN INDIVIDUAL DESIGNING
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    Vera Ardmore ....
    1149 5 Vera Ardmore ne tklin was tl choi< i Mi r ;,ty. Mia crepe dlnn -r Ti.- n ;.i ronk looked ol m xrhiti lin I "i ci ell m pretty h PI hoic« Another fr >ok I dennli -ly Clifford. printed a pod A n; t i t well-cu w
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      11 5 IS SMART I YD UPTODATE LADIES CENTS TAILORS 42, HIGH STREET.
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      SUNDAY, APRIL, 20, 1947. Taxation In Malaya
      458 6 SUNDAY, APRIL, 20, 1947. Taxation In Malaya The remarks of the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, Dr. Hugh Dalton, i" opening his Budget m the House of Commons last Week, are of particular m U rest to Malaya where, as the Government is painfully aware, inflation is much more rampant
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    OUR GANGSTERS OF TOMORROW
    1286 6  -  W. A. Harpur A Plea For The Elimination Of Breeding Ground:* For by The issue of "moral turpitude" was raised at a meeting of the Cheeseman Committee when members were slightly nonplussed to define the unhappy state referred to. Where politics are involved, immorality does not
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    O.B.H. Stands Revealed As Master Diplomat
    1018 6 O.B. H. Stands Revealed As Master Diplomat I was seated at my desk at the Office dealing with a very important "X.1.V." iile which, for some reason or other, had been "K.I.V.d" longer than usual. For the benelit of my non-Gov-ernment reader. "K.I V." means "Keep-in-View." or m other words,
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    Secret Service In Hunt For 'Robin Hood' Of Burma
    463 6 Secret Service In Hunt For 'Robin Hood' Of Burma RANGOON. B poL and a «ret i uring th< i Thakiu 6<f (iarof Burma's 'I. munistl P r i uri p Two m nl Burm se G ed the "R I gal and i un< Tliakl to hay k i! Official
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    Multi – Lingnal Magazine
    172 6 Multi Lingnal Magazine NEW YORK. Apr. 1 Publishera pi n» nations have signed an agreement to publish a multilingual International magazine for circulation In ho countries. rhe announcement was made i>v Thorna s H. Bock, chairman oi the board of a publishing company which originated the project. Beck said the
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    Mind My Bike!
    35 7 Mind My Bike! MINI) MV BIKE! The man who minds /he bikes Hern- Hill cycling track had husy time sorting out all the machine left In his 'hi rge during an the internu/ii.nai meeting recently.
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    BRITAIN'S HOPE' FOR AIR MONOPOLY in STORE
    530 7 BRITAIN'S HOPE' FOR AIR MONOPOLY in STORE £10,000 Race Memories Super -St reamlined Viking Lands At Kallang Airport (By Ivor Kraal, Trib :ne St-iT Reporter) the Puper-streamlined SVickers Viking air"i->..' touched down at Singapore's Kallang airpori aft' rruon as the first one to come out to the Fai E she
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    French Planes Bomb Rebels
    116 7 TANARIVE. Apr. 18. Fnn<h planei bombed and strafed sm&l] coastal villages of Mor and Nanioion.i about 180 miles i southeast of Tanarlve yestery following uprisings there earlier m the ilay, according to French circles here. It is all i reporto d that a French motoilsed column
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    UNEMPLOYED RIOT
    50 7 BUDAPEST, Apr. 18. (delayed. Unemployed today attacked 1 thi town hall m Debrecen, m- ciusiriai town m northeast Hun- gary, demanding lmnudiatj ttlcment of unemployed reliel. i Later they demonstrated against the ioc; 1 trade union and attacked the union secretary. Demonstrations ceased j alter police Intervention. I
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    38 7 LONDON. Apr. 18. A total vi over £3.000.000 has been contributed to National Savings by the Royal Army Pay Corps of officers and men. A conslderable p;>rt of the money has com, from members serv- Ing abroad. Reuter
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    Singapore Crime Round-up
    149 7 Singapore Cri me Round-up fTHbune Crime Reporter) A cycli-t was robbed Of his machine, a wrist watch and $5 cash, by two Chinese at 9.20. Friday night m Pulau Saigon Road. Two Chinese w^iaid i ped »s--trian at 9.30 Friday night m Ramah Street and made off with a wrist
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    Churchill: "Empire Being Squandered"
    225 7 LONDON, Apr. 19. Britain was being driven intr ruin, the Empire squandered and the down of Indi; 'shamelessly cast away", said Winston Churchill addressing a mass meeting of Conservative Party supporters m London to-day. Criticising the Government's financial policy Mr. Churchill said: The Socialist Government U
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    143 7 Appeals To Privy Council: Procedure Rules regarding the procedure to be adopted m dealing with applications for special leave I to appeal to the Privy Council by prisoners under sentence of death were published m a government gazette last night. According to the rules, the necessary funds for appealing to
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    29 7 LONDON. April 18. The world's firs' moving sp.m bridge to tx constructed of 'aluminium alloys, is being put m hand for River Wear Commissioners. Reuter
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    38 7 LONDON. April 18. Title deeds of Hadky Court, Leatherhcad, Sumy, an c i U33.000 for equipment ;-s Royal Air Fonv Rehabilitation Centre. have been handed to Philip No; 1 Baker, the Air Minister. Reuter
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    35 7 London. Apr. 18. The ban on fu-A for centra] heating and alternative heating m coritro!led premises, which is now In fore m England am' Wales, applies to Scotland from May 8.- Reuter
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    32 7 WASHINGTON. Apr. 18. The sale of ttin< m Libert v ships to China for about $5,000,000 (U.--250.000) was approved by tho United States Maritime Commission last night. Reuter
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    38 7 LONDON. Anril 10. Football Pools have agreed not to emnloy m future single women between the ages of 13 and 40, and they will "facilitate appeals lor v<;lunu»ers to i transfer to more important work
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    343 8  - Linda Blends Honey With Acid To Score! DAVE DOUGLAS By ne ca] !i to tear f a 111 yith 1 When v ra U Ci lr a per« nail to taki n ol net oj exciti niei tiuahua In T tin i- 1 i > me] t.'ne. 1 i rr*
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    211 8 nhariev Grapewih, dojrg -;om? meihofy backtracking me othe^* aay figured that his current top 1 nature ci role m Zane G rev's "Twin Sombreros," is his 123 rd picture. "I appeared m the first movie i that had anything like a story line. he added. 'That was m
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    AMEITIOUS STAR WORKS LONG HOURS
    55 8 AMEITIOUS STAR WORKS LONG HOURS Here's ambition. Virginia Mayo, not satisfied with working 10 hours daily alternating m starring role, m The Best Years of Our Lives' and "I Wuko Un Dreaming- both Samuel Goldwvn productions, went hom^ each night to devote a minimum of five hours to the study
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    311 8 THERE'S such a thing as being: TOO versatile. Most screen Stars of any prominence confine thorn.stives strictly to acting and, George Murphy is beginning to believe, they are the smart ones. It's when yon can do half-a-dozrn things and do them all well
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    154 8 Young Player Wins Lead RKO Radios newest candidate for Mm nonours, nazel-eyed, blonde Nan Leslie, na> been cast i m the feminine lead m "Under I the Tonto Rim." a Zane Grey western m which Tim Holt I starred. M ;^> Leslie, a native Californlan ut trie wnolesame, oiuao type,
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    343 8 DIRECTOR Lloyd Bacon has a replied t:un rot u>.ii{i a fine job wun Kid nig secret LecnniQu.v we Hun*, Is m knowing novy to iju a nero sjaruofAaliy— to tne teen a^y wmLe n ana PljuY Ai\j.x Gax<ahk o.< 0:1 Twentieth Centuryr' ciCJde fc»weet Hum: el', t'esgy i
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    1154 10 Post-mortem on S'pore's Failure at KL SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES (By Our Special onrsjinndrut Singapore has yet to run its annual championship tournament, while Penlmg, Pgrak, and Selangor taav completed theirs well ahead of the Malayan championships, thereby giving their representatives suitable training for the contest for major honours, which is
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    1003 11 Good Dividends In T ■^>-- Stn m hr;j] ;.miy ridden hv >' y vent m ry h -day 1 ivWends were the n Ciella, $54, m til ice who was ttilf iramor of Pr^CioUS d f( i:r oth< 1 wins RACE ONE 2. D.v
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    282 11 A strong cricket eleven from the 223 B.Q.D. score.] an easy ten-Wicfcet Victory gv:t the S.C.C. jn a match played on the padarm, yesterday. Bovvmer and Unwin bowled well to dismiss the S-C.C. for a total of 55 run^. the former capturing five for 19,
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    63 11 In erVket match playeci betv. oen me Victoria 6khiuo] und -a. ."..Mh :y's, on the '/iCtpria mritf, the i rmer won Dy a ms-rgffi d 42 ui.\t';r,) and Kirn Kui batted nY icforing 25 runs and 19 not out re^p^ctivelv Fred Campos and Gurnam S:ngh. cf Victoria School,
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    43 11 In a friendly game of soccer at the St. Joseph's School ground, the Catholic Younj? Men' s Association drew 1 nil with the Junior CivM Service Association yesterday. Scores were Hock Soon For the JCRA ond Took Sens? for the CYMA.
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    93 11 Tie J.C.S A b%a' h" T ed Cheese Library b- f'r:r >" i s'es o two In 9 table cnnis raa f ch last1 ast nisrh' Results UC.S. A players firs George Chon be.it Kwek Yorg TOdr 3-0: J. Nalpon beat Chew Bwee K m 3-0: S.
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