Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 May 1947

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    33 1 TH E PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE THE ONLY NATIONAL NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA The Sunday Tribune N«w p,int.'d simultaneously m Sin K ap«»r... lumpur. Ip«h Penans;. rtELVE PAOES SINGAPORE. MAY 4, 1947 tf;\ cents
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    MR. GARRETT LASHES OUT AT S'PORE GOVT.
    425 1  -  IVOR KRAAL midnight interview with labour champion ((T JfsJl 11) M I quiitea because we con ant apree RECOMMENDA TIONS WjbjixE TCt IVOR KIH (IK Sin^apores labour champion. ?Jr. S. P. Garrett, who has resigned from his post trade Union Adviser, because he
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    The Man Behind The News
    79 1 The Man Behind The News Mr S. P. <iarr- c: hiils rom a 'anoiin'r's t family from th«* industrial area of South Shields, Engjltod. Bfinff Interested m econo- mlcs, he joined the tradr I union mov<-m«*nt, and «s still i a member of several leading i trid<* unions m England.
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    SIX NELLION ON STRIKE
    45 1 ROME. May 3 II is stimat tt thii 6.000.000 workers began a one-day strike throughout !ttl\ at '11 O'clock today, tv protest against the May Day nciiiii< -gun massacre In which 4bt wurk rs were kiil<-d and w 'UndfU m Slcil>
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    Contractor Robbed Of $28,000 Payroll
    243 1 (From Our Own Reporter) Malacca, Sat. Armed bandits pulled off a sensational coup when they got away with a 528.000 pay-roll ?-fter holding up a Chinese contractor who was returning to Port Dickson m a taxi with the money. B The contractor. Tan Tiang Stw.
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    U.K.'S "WILDEST NIGHT"
    45 1 U.K.'S "WILDEST NIGHT" WNDON. Ma y 3 A 70 iecumpaiiivd b lor- Uliai rain :i hail, swept the Channel ia t night, 01 imai j vc?MeljJ alon-j th, coast. w «h«r übhvivn-., u^cribo*; f* on oi tIK- wild ,t nights y a "m D.»ver Straits
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    3 Women Hanged
    22 1 rvMay.v Five German !uck concentration cam,) handed this morn tneir H-artim;. murder national* Three Oer;7 attendant were al- U.P.
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    MINE EXPLOSION KILLS NINE
    18 1 MINE EXPLOSION KILLS NINE May 3 N. kUl,-,; in an r X dy »t th p,. 1( U.P.
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    PREPARING FOR NEW WAR
    35 1 Wash! 'gton. May 2 The Un ted States Navy asked Concresa today fo r $*****.000 (£13.750.000> to convert 15 ships for new types of warfare, emDhas^sing submarine and bTC te npearatic^a
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    7 MORE TO CENTURY
    10 1 •The STC strike enters its 93rd
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    JAPS GET NEW CONSTITUTION
    171 1 TOKYO. May 3.— The JapaMM peopl*' Kot their n<"\v constitution to-day, but rain ie>tikita< their celebrations, planned to mark the even* and only 5.000 tinned out to participate mi n the Imperial Palace Palaza programme which uas highlighted by the appearance ot Kmperor Ifirohito. Ihe Emperor
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    STALIN: we don't have to start a war
    232 1 WASHINGTON, May 3. Generalissimo Stalin appealed to Harold C. Stassen, possible Republican candidate for the United States Presidency, for more co-operation between the United States and Russia when they met m the Kremlin on Apr. 9, it was disclosed here tonight. Statements
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    BEST TROOPS FOR U.N.O. POLICE FORCE
    199 1 LAKE SUCCESS, May 3.— The "Big Five" have agreed to contribute their "best trained and equipped" fiffhtins forces to lh«' United Nations global police lorce. it was disclosed, but Russia and the Western countries are miles apart on the underlying principles of the United
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    "Send Us Men....." 700 Widows Make A Joint Wish
    305 1 "Send Us Men....." 700 Widows Make A Joint Wish VELJUN, YUGOSLAVIA, May 3— Veljun, the village of 706 widows, today voiced a collective wish, "Send us men, so that we may bear children." Decimated by the war, Veljun looks toward tht future with confidence. Hut the 700 widows who are
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    700 PRISONERS REVOLT
    49 1 Leavenworth. Kan.sa-. May .i Guards fired tear-gas sheJU Into twrj cell block- m the United States army disciplinary barracks here early today to aueii a rim involving 7on prisoner-. They a.skfd the police at Kansas City to rush "t^r-Ka-. ri-.t J4un< and ?renades" to the scent
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    TOWER BRIDGE
    20 1 LONDON. May 3 London's Tower Bridge was about to re open today und» r a new management. U.P.
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    MALAYAN UNION FORMS BOARD TO FIGHT T.B.
    271 2 Spore Represented (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. -A Tuberculosis Advisory i b< n formed m the Malayan Union to advise Government and the public on practical measui": relating to the prevention and control of human tubercult This excludes any matters concerning
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    14-ft Python Found On S'pore Ship
    193 2 1 4-ft Python Found On S'pore Ship c uiiday Tribune Reporter) A 14-io')t python was found m the hold ol the s.s Tatun^ after it was fumigated m Singap re last week. Th>* n-ptile was dead. It is understood that the Tatung is to b»- towed to Hongkong for reconditioning
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    Woman Underground Worker Here
    518 2 She Outwitted The Gestapo (Sunday Tribune StnfT Reporter) Thousands of people "wanted" by the dreaded German Gestapo were saved by the various underground movements m the overrun countries of Europe during the war. The underground movement m Holland play,ed a major part m these activities. A
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    Ramakrishna Mission
    98 2 Lord Buddha's Birthday celebrations will be held at the Piimakiibhnu Mission, 9 Morris R /d, to-day and the ur>:,ramnV i wflj by; i: a.m.: Buddha Puja. public n Chairmen Swami Pama bananda. 5 pjn.: Chanting of .Sutro.s and Taritas by thp t3tu r;« iits of Pali Class conducted
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    OFFERINGS OF FORWARD RUBBER
    277 2 OFFERINGS OF FORWARD RUBBER Tribune Market Correspondent) The market had a normal trading week with very little change m price levels. Blanket and remill grades continue to be neglected but all grades RSS have changed hand^ m "i air quantitie, and manufacturers have again taken an interest throughout tne week.
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    Bound Over On Arms Charge
    103 2 (From Our Oivn Rep r'er) Malacca, May 6. Nadason, an 18 year old InrUan who was arrested by the Police on Get. 26 last with lour rounds of 303 ammunitio i was bound over fcr two years to oe of quod behaviour m a sum
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    Robber left hat behind: Another fatally shot
    291 2 (From Our Own Correspondent) MALACCA, May 3. In the Malacca Assiz Chinese, Lee Ban Thong and Koh Peng Choy, were Sentenced to seven years r.i. each after the Jury had returned a unanimous verdict of guilty on a charge of armed gang robbery.
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    DIED AFTER PAYING FOR HIS COFFEE
    105 2 DIED AFTER PAYING FOR HIS COFFEE (From Our Oicn Rep.r Malacca. Sat. Praka.-am whc had h*en ing tor some time with high blood pressure suddenly <■ uaps- Ed m a coffee sfccp and died mv i mediately t"dv\. It is learned that his physicia i had advised Mm not to
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    Opium Carrier Fined $5,000
    136 2 When Seah Piah 55> was con viCted at the First District Court yesterday tor being m possession of opium and chandu. he pleaded with the judge Mr. Paul Storr. that the case be twstponed 1 r two months as he had "a lot ol unsettled accounts."
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    STORE DUTCH REMEMBER
    153 2 (Sunday Tribune Reporier) A Dutch memorial service m honour of more than 200 Hollanders who died !n Singap re during the battle of Singapore or m internment camp was held 1 at the Kranii Military cemetry yesterday at 12.30 p.m. The service was one of the many
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    COAL WARNING
    46 2 LONDON, May 3.— O delate of the National Union of Mineworkers m a leaflet issued today warned members that a lall m coal production would be "catastrophic for the nation, bringing "cufTering to the people". A five-day week for miners begins o.i Monday. Reuter
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    Poison In Hooch, Party Ends In Tragedy
    262 2 it was disclosed I n ttii ay upstairs w ere chic cc and two tumblers of liquor. Rathnam, who was al- ,:;)>■<! the COn and Rajo 1 foil iwed suit. The liquor was abnormally stron_ and bei stran 1 loui 1 m the
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    35 CASES FOR ASSIZES
    111 2 urth monthly sun^, <>pc s a the Suor^r irl to- morrow befoJw tog. The Assize lifi heavier ist < i Th( contains :*5 nan the previous list el < it 1 the char {> offences und«r 'he Arm. Ammunition Ordinance such carry! Ms, unlawful sion ol
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    S'pore Official For Batavia
    196 3 SittO'Dutch Dispute (Suihday Tribune Reporter) An early settlement of tin: deadlock between local Chinese traders and the N X I Govern- mon'. Is anticipated t. Chinese circles here following a decision by the Secretariat i>f Economic Affairs to dispatch an official to Batavia to meet ihe
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    FARM TOOLS AT SPECIAL PRICES
    87 3 Malacca. Sat The Department ol Agriculture states that a considerable quannt.v ol agricultural implements are available at controlled rates Wr farmers «rishina to buy them from the Department A previous allotment hart been made by the department o»me time ago and this v a new
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    S'PORE CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL WITH FEEDING BOTTLES
    425 3  - S'PORE CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL WITH FEEDING BOTTLES Harry Fang 1,500 IN CHINESE KINDERGARTEN (By Tribune Staff Report vr) "Singapore needs more kindergarten schools m its plans for rehabilitation. They are bound to have farreaching moral effects upon the future generation who will be the men and women of to-morrow",
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    Condemned Bandit Pleads For Mercy
    186 3 Condemned Bandit Pleads For Mercy Kuala Lumpur Sat. Th c Bunicsar 1 1 t< trial at tnf> Assize* 1 :luded w th \h>accused Tai c:. Kau alia- Fan Kau. fen- 1. U nd guilty ot Ule offence and sentt need to d«-ath by Justice Sj» ncer Wilkinson Mr A j
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    He Can Teach Jap To A Jap
    401 3 (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) A familiar np,..<> m War Crimes trials m Singapore today 13 Mr. Charles Souza Bavier (59), who is reported to bo "capable of teaching the Japanese language to a Japanese. Employed by the British War Crimea as monitormterproter. Mr.
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    PACIFIC WAR LECTURES AT Y.M.C.A.
    79 3 PACIFIC WAR LECTURES AT Y.M.C.A. (Sunday Tribune Reporter > A strips ol thm- lectures on the Pacific campaign has been arranged by the V.M.C.A Literary Debating Society on Wednesdays at 8.00 p.m. at the V.M.C.A. Lecture Hall. Mr. J. N. Taylor will be the speaker The dates and subjects are:
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    Singapore's Crippled Children Are Happy
    279 3 (Sunday Tribunr Staa lloportcr) The patients and stafl >f thd St. Andrew's Orthopaedic HospitaK Siglap, t ire a happy lot. Wrli situated near the sea, this hospital is the ideal "home for more than 00 patients I dropped m there this week when U p.jrty
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    126 Years' Link With Malaya
    249 3 126 Years' Link With Malaya j\nv Council Member Mr A W. Wallich, o B v has been appointed :i membei of the Malayan Union Advisory Council m the place of Mr. W G. c Blunti wlO has resigned as he is «rein» on leave to th'U itod Kingdom. The appom
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    INDIAN CHAMBER MEETING OFF
    45 3 The sixth annual general meeting of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Singapore, which was arranged to take place yesterday evening, had to be postponed for want of a quorum The adjourned annual general meeting will be held on Saturd ;v next.
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    'PRESENT EVILS DUE TO CORRUPTION, MILK-AND-WATER JUSTICE'
    247 3 'PRESENT EVILS DUE TO CORRUPTION, MILK-AND-WATER JUSTICE' (Tribute Staff Repor'er) "Unless I am much mistaken, the corruption and milk-ami water Justice we so often see dispensed at present are responsible for the evils we so bitterly complain cf." declared Ungku Abdullah bin Omar, ad" vls^r to th< v Labour Union
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1930 4  -  VERA ARDMORE 11 vl Pretty Airs. Frances Lammeri «s tin* uif«' <»f Commander— r. E. W. Lammert. D.S.C.. an mmander of Ihc Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Formerly Miss Frances Keegan, she mcl her .husband .In Melbourne m April 1942, whom she then married In
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    Gangsters' Unholy War Against Forces Of Law & Order
    1099 5 Gangsters' Unholy War Against Forces Of Law Order Bandits Now Using Radio Cars In Perak Specially Contributed To The Sunday Tribune ..,V MALAI TOWAY, THERi: IS SO KKKEDOM rROM ISTIMIPATION....'; f ..UT ARK Hr-'V .i •>; ITIHi JS AMI I'iv DEEP THIS IS A Cj» 5F OK A rOVEKN>" V
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    Can A Doctor Reject Emergency Call?
    174 5 LONDON, May 3.— Comments by the West Riding (Yorks) coroner yesterday un the "responsibilities and liabilities ot a doctor" "The mere fact that a person becomes a medical practitioner does not put him undn an obllfa tion to go out to see any patient
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    £3,200 FINE
    57 5 LONDON, May 2.— Fines totalling £3,200 were imposed today on a London company director. Sassoon Ezra, who pleaded guil-y to eight currency ufieiices involving £1.900; it was btuUci that four cheques totalIng £900 drawn by Ezra found their w;iy iivo the bank account of Max Intrator. French fir
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    Vera Ardmore ....
    849 5 Vera Ardmore Inner- Wheel Social Siiic. time immemorial women have shown a weakness tor beautiful things, be they jewellery, pictures clothea or porcelain. It goes without saying therefore that when Mr.^. E. G. feeders decided on T.,rtry m Porcelain' as the subject of her talk to Inner-Wheel memberand their guests
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    Tojo Trial: Defence Digs Into Files
    151 5 Tojo Trial: Defence Digs Into Files TOXIO. My 3. TJ I trial nto the fti»-. iv. Panay I lent and the .1 j. i-i B: Ltisti Ambassadoi to Cl Mr Hughe Kn ttchbull n. and prt-- !,t d th^t tl Jap i\ Mir tiny had offld expl m. d these
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    London Dock Strike Ends
    98 5 LONDON. May 2. -Tin- WSj out of London dockers 111 iym pathy with Glasgow workt i > j rPtied today except for a vcr- small group of holdouts, a sur- vey of the dock areas indicated. Only a f<-w hundred out of some 24.000 refuted to
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      SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1947. Malayan Economy And Nicotine
      668 6 SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1947. Malayan Economy And Nicotine The cigarette has had a a career m its evolum a French novelty S) an article of coman everyday in;ence, the effect of ..nich is of considerable importance to industrial psychologists and Sociologists. It has a double bearing on the Malayan situation
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    PLANTERS, GOVT. PRESS & CHETTUR
    1200 6  - PLANTERS, GOVT. PRESS CHETTUR W. A. Harpur Significant Moves Behind The Labour Front m by A labour struggle has begun m Malaya. Much depends upon the outcome. The contestants, divesting themselves of then work-a-day garb to assume battle order, are the Planters and the Estate Workers. Neither side lack supporters;
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    O.B.H. Again Misses His Increment
    1316 6 O.B.H. Again Misses His Increment Whfti my Chid sent lor me I expected jolly good wigging. for I knew myself to have been guilty of a serious mistake m my OHicial capacity. You m writing to another Department I had forgotten to nsrrt our Ottice reference m the space especially
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    A PLEA FOR THE WORKING YOUTH
    695 6  -  LIM JOO GUAN (By I am a friend of Some deCent and hard-working youths who have .just passed their School Certificate examination with ereditabl results. These youths come f rom the steady clericui class and, thougti known; ♦hey would do will m allege if
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    Sleeping Beauty...
    105 7 Sleeping Beauty Paris. May 2.— Attractive 19--year-old Madamoiselle Rollande Millet who went to sleep on Sunday and has not since awakened is baffling French doctors. Madamoiselle Millet, a subpostmistress at Nernier near Grenoble m the South of France, went to bed as usual on returning from a cinema on Sunday.
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    7-HOUR STRIKE BY NANKING POLICE
    75 7 NANKING. May 2. Policemen staged a 7-hour general strike this morning m protest of gendarme interference r» their functions. The walkout followed the gmdarmcs refusing to allow police to arrest a military truck driver which ran into a Angered by the incident, which is claimed
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    AUSSIE PEARLERS SEEK MALAYAN CREWS —And Jap Divers
    229 7 AUSSIE PEARLERS SEEK MALAYAN CREWS And Jap Divers Australian pearlers, restively waiting I the famous industry which has remained j since 1940, are hoping for the return o divers and Malayan crew;, reports R\ Sydney. Several of the Luggers anchored equipped and ready to Start operations a for rich pearl
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    Communists Make Shansi Their Base
    131 7 Communists Make Shansi Their Base Shanghai. May 2.— The usually reliable la Kung Pap reported m a Peiping dispatch today that Communist troops have concen- i t rated 22 divisions composing of 250.000 regulars and believedly a large number ol militias. It indicated that the Communists were successfully turning Shans:
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    VAN MOOK TO ASK U.S. LOAN
    92 7 Batavia. May 2.— A reconstruc- tion loan for Indonesia Ls one of > the things Van Mook will discus s when he goes to the United States I soon. Van Mook told Reuter to-day that Indonesia', financial requirements for reconstruction and rehabilitation was difficult
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    U.S. Telephone Strike Still At Deadlock
    90 7 WASHINGTON, May 2.—Striking telephone workers and the American Telegraph and Telephone Company broke ofl then key wage conferences m a hopeless deadlock early today. After three and one hall hours of futile bargaining, which began at 10 p.m. last night, long distance operators union
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    Big Upward Spurt In Shanghai Stocks
    180 7 Big Upward Spurt In Shanghai Stocks Ail shares n tl ingha) stock exchange trading ceil- m i n ng Following upward spurt m commo. and rum an revision ol the foreign exchange rate 8 me ol the i< such as Wing On 11 en aim >s1 200 per ue within
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      614 7 This Week's Radio Highlights *aa^aaa? 1 N I 9J There is a much brighter atmospner.' around the studio^ ol Radio Malaya this week and listeners will notice more new voices, on the air in the near future At last the skeleton staff which na a been keeping the station gome
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      341 7 two things you may not know and explain some of the difficulties that th<> station is up against. V The Evening Star at 8.20 on Thursday will be that wellknown Australian pianSt Eileen Jovce. She was brought up in the Australian bush and educated at a Convent in Perth. While
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    $28,000 AID PLAN FOR OUR COLLEGE STUDENTS
    361 8 Budget Submitted To Geneva (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Interim Committee of the first Malayan branch of the International Student Service last night submitted an estimated budget of $28,000 for annual relief, cultural and social activities among Malayan college students to the parent
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    VOLUNTEERS PREPARE FOR PARADE
    169 8 VOLUNTEERS PREPARE FOR PARADE The Singapore Volunifjer Corp. has been invited to Lake part m the parade and march past on Kings Birthday. June 12. and each company i 3 expected to furnish 30 men. This will be the first occasion that the S.V.C. will gu n parade since 1942.
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    Thousands Visit "Gateway Of Hell"
    346 8 Reykjavik (Air Mail). —Thousands of tourists from all over Iceland and abroad are coming to see Mount* Hekla, the volcano which for centuries was known as the Gateway of Hell, where lost souls roamed during the long winter nights, doomed to torture. Since the volcano
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    Atom Cloud Report 'Fantastic
    148 8 Atom Cloud Report 'Fantastic Los Angeles, May 3. Dr. Irvine: Rehmai, scientist, who pari cipated m Operation Crossroads, caused a wave of excitement when he declared that a radio-active clcud has been float mo: arouna the world since the Bikini atom bomb 'est ana "presumably" st 11 is m atmosphere
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    Records Boom In S'pore
    148 8 Records Boom In S'pore (Tribune Staff Repor er) Singapore's music lovers buy more than 15.000 English Kiamupnone records a month. Regular streams of customers call at the leading music houses, which m spite of experiencing very irregular shipment-, always keep sufficient -tocks of hot-irom-Hollywood dances as well as celebrated classic
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    Robbers Took $2,000 —and 9 Tins Milk
    183 8 Robbers Took $2,000 and 9 Tins Milk Three Chinese, two aimed with pistol*, climbed over the hack wall of a house m Cairnhill Road, huddled the occupants, composed of two Chinese families, into a room and took cash and jewellery to the value of $Z,9%0, as well as nine tins
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    158 8 The Katong Boy s Club was founded m August 1946 to train up youths on the right principles and it needed help m the forms of advice and equipment. Mr. Tan Thoon Lip. chairman of the club council told members of the International Association of
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    War Claims: Payments "Fairly Soon"
    80 8 War Claims: Payments "Fairly Soon" IPOH, Bat. Answering a quest.on at a Press conference this morning regarding the date when claims under the "war risks** insurance icfcemg will be Settled. Mr A. V. Aston, Resident Commissioner, Perak, said, "It is hoped that payments of pood claims m.-iy be met fairly
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    81 8 (Tribw c S'aff Repor er) Since tne reorga isntion of thp Fool Control TiiSpi-r tor.t m December last year, 1,8:^7 food orTe v id(M\s had born den! with Fines totalling 51Q5.675 were imposed, a d $173,825 wen p.iid. In Apr 1. offender* were fti ed
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    SOMETHING OUT OF NOTHING
    281 9 The temperamental movie actress is no longer the Iggt headache lucer has to face, according to JjA H. Skirball and Bruce Manning, co-producer a ol nt Doll". The tantrums of a pinna donna call with praise and soft words bui nothing you can i you nerd
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    105 9 Marked For Fame Two young men marked fame are George Tbbl< an 1 l. timan, an< acs Idriss, an yptian, Hollywood b newi •team. And their top lut to date Is a love song with h cale far from either BrJ h, oudan s called "BrookLvn Love Song." and will
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    BANJO EYES THREAT
    104 9 BANJO EYES THREAT Fiit/ Feld, popular charact< r actor be< n winnki from ein s exj i on ci i pict ,i: h >< ka m for i met his h at 1 Throu ilO 175 plctiu f 11 n [rum the 1 chess players In the film Industry Including
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    WHY THE LIGHTS BURNED
    315 9 iib .ire nn again and a compitu. t t stage at Universal has been turned over to these b.'hini the scenes magicians. On it they feed up some tricks for UnlI "The Black Angel." Since one ol the major quinces m the picture ckiA-rud npi iked
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    Leo Likes Water
    88 9 Leo Likes Water S The old belief that mem- v ben of the cmt family, y including Lions, dislike water and won't c«» into S \t was biased d«rlng loea- tion scene* fot "Tar/an S aiiff tf)e Huntress. i female Hon, confined With three culis not h i own and
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    Meet Hollywood's Tallest Leading Lady
    317 9  - Meet Holly wood's Tallest Leading Lady James Arthur IK Height even six feet, three inches of it can be :i blessing to a girl if she has the fate and figure to uo with it. Dorothy Ford, Mickey Rooney's newest leading lady, is thus twice blessed. Beautiful, brunette Miss Vow
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    CAME BACK
    60 9 When Ella Raines came to Hollywood lour years ago, the u;is stove m h«'r apartmrnt exploded one day, burning <>iv iht hair and eycbrowi and seriously disfiguring her lace. Ella, brokenhearted, returned home to Washington to i«m o\«t. .Several months l;it«-r she returned t<> Hollywood with her hair
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    THEY CHECK FOR COLOUR!
    298 9 Filming ih« i modern colour movie is about 40 per cent, more ng than filming monocolour pictures, according to Producer Stephen Ames and his stall filming ''Tycoon," which stars John Wayne and Laraine Day. i .1 clouds of dust used on n ads ..no from blasting
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    20 9 UANNE <k\in attractive MMh Century-Fes star Midi rlamonr to the technlcoloiii prodnction "Leave It To Il'aven" from the sam«* shidio
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    Margaret Came From India
    189 9 >ng ,-^^p m m Karachi, India, to fllm succ. ss. But Mar- i L icliwood, whu is starred with Xix Harrison m "Night T ain," M-G-M release, made it look easy. The daughter of the chief engineer for one of the big Indian railways, Margaret who
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    HE WASN'T SEEN
    55 9 Jane WymLii ribbtd Jimmy Btewart about being so thin i while they were filming "Magic Town." a Robert Riskin production for RKO Radio release "I'm fat compared to what I was during my schooldays, Jimmy replied. "Then I was 0 skinny that every tinrh I turnied sideways
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    Pirate Search Brought 'Beauties'
    199 9 It wasn't ballyha ed as m as talent hunts sometimes are but Henry King's recent sea for some 200 pirates to make things tough for Tyrone Power and his fellow buccaneers m 20th Century-Fox's 'The Black Swan" certainly stirred up excitement on the studio lot. Prior
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    20 9 Francis L. Sullivan who plays the lawyer Jaggers and Valeric Hobson as Kstella «n "Great Expectations,™ previewed m Singapore recently.
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    Maiden Victories
    83 10 Maiden Victories Looking back on the meeting just concluded one volilri not have failed to hdte Mie iiumbrr of maiden Vicioiitt? registered, the Surprising wins of so many rated outsiders, and the outstanding peiformanees of Win The Peace, Golden Gypsy. Carina, Spear Mirth and JaCKUjt. No feWer than 11 horses
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    The Success Of Jackpot
    212 10 The Success Of Jackpot Behind the success ol Jackpot lies the story of patience and perseverance of both trainer Breukelen and owner Madam S. C. Ang. When this big striding horse was first imported into this country for $2,500 by an Ipoh owner who later sold it at a profit
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    Bhatri Takes 8 For 32
    63 10 v Tir.gah.uiel ition 2:»u Xi logl RAF Ttngai. bv':,| of Bhairi. whu captu: k< I for 32 nil R.A F T. ngah i and .mi 'Scuga:ii| Ti:< luuian Ass XI r. pll d With 77. XitM 25 was the I j ,1 i Mallal als
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    63 10 Associations, Club Services desirous of friendly matches with it.^ 1 angooh AssOcfattM ''vM* k own as 'ho Chi i i j lotic Union m Tabl«>-i<# I Soccer or Badminton quested to communt the l llowing cony Tin T« ng Slang, Pv Qrs. »J mj. Utv n Road or Mr.
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    Ipoh Is Malaya's Turf Mecca Today
    570 10 MALAYAN RACING REVIEW^ r "MAN-AT-THE-RAILS", who writes this article, U an old member of the Trie bun:? staff, now working full -time on racing alone. He is well-known among Malayan racegoers, and will review, report anil comment <m nil race meet- ing's, following the
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    RECORDS OF THE NEW HORSES
    748 10 (By MAN- AT-YHI RAILS" The following are the records of the new runners at tfi'e coming Penang races:— RED PLANE 4-y-old eh. a.g. by John James Falgrasf (ran 16 times m 1945--46 season, won thrice and placed four times). Car 612 Won Hospital H'cap £60,
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    349 10 i t bo finals of tb« Swin oji rack crowd estcd spectators, whirli r and M: II r ght Arm mil i pati aii< n 6eaiurth m :i tne cnampionsrup w*tn v. a econa \vr.n 39 points. i i.v ueiay iengi n v.^.^ by
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    BRADMAN'S ADVICE to ENGLAND'S TEST SELECTORS
    840 11 p* THE MASTER SPEAKS- EXCrrmVF I ..Continuing the scries which he has written exclusively for the Sunday y I Tribune m Malaya, Don Bradman today discusses tngland's problems and chances for forthcoming Tests Duri the M.C-C team a I had many ithbfeyers, enthuiiasl he
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    554 11 was, m my opinion, due partially to the amount of bowling he was called upon to do. The Next Capta'n On the other hand, it must have been noted how Compton improved as the tour progressed, until towards the close he was pret minent. The departure of
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    Shuttle Trouble in Malayan Badminton
    549 11 Shuttle Trouble in Malayan Badminton By Our Special Correspondent* Scarcity ol suitable -nuttlecockfc. m what amounts to i worldwide famine impo.-ed by condifon. arising out ol the war. is hUurir/ badminton partie, m Malaya as mu en aa those of Britain and the rest ol Europe. With very limited supplies
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    NEW BADMINTON PARTY FORMED
    112 11 At the genera] meeting of he rewly- formed "A-men" Badminton Party held recently, ttra following v/ero elected office bearers for 1947: Patron Mr. William So: President Mr. Lim Lee Sen: Vlcepresid^nts Mr. Cheong Ah Sai and Mr. Tan Seng Huat; Hnn Secretary Mr. Kam Hock Guan:
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    51 11 The Mental Hospital will meet the Merrilads at soccer on Sunday at Mental Hospital ground at 5 p.m. Hospital players: Bah C2ie«. Yong Chin, Sahat, Ahmad Thamby. Yusofr Tahir. Marhani Ha.ji Tahir. Pahie Salleh, Man soar Hassan. Omar Ha.ii Tahir < Captam i, Ahmad Httssin. Ong Bah Bee,
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    421 12 Britain vs Europe Puzzle B. Archie Quick*. London. May 1. Never ha- there t>een such fluttering In »occer dovecotes as tnere s i* t t...s moment over the :tion A oreat Britain's team lor the match aeainst the Rest ol Lun ye at Hampden on May 10 That draw which
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    54 12 S 'pore Badminton Championships A committee meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association will be held on Tuesday at 515 p.m. at the office of the Fresident. Mr. Lim Chuan Geok». No. 40- J Sze Hai Tong Bank Building Jrd Floor. Ihe meeting will discuss the lorthcommg Singapore Junior nd^ Senior
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    SCHUBERT TAKES 6 FOR 21 IN PADANG CLUBS' MATCH
    340 12 SCHUBERT TAKES 6 FOR 21 IN PADANG CLUBS' MATCH Recs In Good Position After Poor SCC Score State bowler Carl Schubert, giviftg one of his finest displays this season, tied 1111 the S.C.C. batsmen to take six wickets at the cost ol less than four runs apiece m the annual
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    40 12 The Chung Wah (Chinese /Li liletir) Football team ;\mi (below) the Sin Wah Basketbu 11 side, who returned yesterday by plane after a successful nine-day visit to Bangkok. The C.A. lost only one game m six mat oil j s.
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    LEGALISING BOOKIES: Official's View
    113 12 LEGALISING BOOKIES: Official's View (From Our Own Reporter) ipoh. Sat. At the Press conference Mr. A. V. Aston, the Resident Commissioner, was asked what difficulties lay m the way I of legalising bookmaking m this country, it was suggested that If it was legalised, it would proi vide Government with
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    31 12 Old Franciscans Win By Odd Goal In a friendly game of soccer j at St. Joseph's ground, the Old Franciscans beat the Catholic Young Men's Association by two goals to one.
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    495 12 Sutton Takes 5 First Places RAF ATHLETiC MEET The 389 Maintenance Unit retained the Royal Air Force Malaya Athletic Association Challenge Cup when they topped the score with 72 points m the R.A.F allMalaya athletic championships held a1 Seletar yesterday. Runners-up wore acfe with 52 poius, while 390 M.U c?me
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    182 12 S. K. Sundram hit his fourth half-century this st\»son when he knocked up a whirlwind undefeated 53 for the Police against the St. Andrew's Old Boys* A usociation at the Depot yesterday. The Old Boys, batting with nine men, were beaten by eight wickets. Sundram
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    179 12 Tiie ftrst post-war annual MoLtatamby term's Challenge Cup match between the Medeial College Graduates and Undergraduates held at Dr. Chen Su Lun's residence m £t. Thomas' Walk resulted m the Graduate capturing three of the five games played on Friday and Saturday The remaining game will b<completed today.
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    28 12 PARIS. May 2. Julien Chaukson the tme-cyed, hunchback* dwarf who,c hatred for all tali normal prop!, led to murd«r. was condemned to Uf< Imprittonment today.
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    66 12 The cricket match between ie S.K.C: II aiid SCC II layed on tfu padang yesterday 1 r« suited iti a draw, G. K. Stein, playing foi th Club, scored 77 runs, and CoJ man, also I >r the dub. made 47 iui..>. Bc<
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    33 12 SHANGHAI. May 3. A Nationalist report from Saigon claimed tit- French governml to allot 20.000. O°U Lo rompcnsaU the ,1 by Chinese res rthorn Indochina the Firnch-Vietuain clashe,: U.P.
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