Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 May 1947

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    31 1 The Sunday Tribune "ftipptm simultaneously m Singapore \i^ •nala I.umpur, Ipoh Penang Editorial 5m j Advertising 58 i 2 C irculatiun Accounts 5815 nvaviTp^ SINGAPORE, MAY 11, 1947 TEN CEN IS
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    NO INCOME TAX-IF COUNCIL OPPOSES
    490 1 —Governor Hints BUT SAYS HE HOPES BILL IS PASSED ,P- (Sunday Tribune Sta/T Reporter) Income lav will not be forced on Singapore m the face of opposition from the Advisory Council— or the Legislative Council, if the latter had come into being by the time
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    Britain's Great Soccer Win
    110 1 Britain's Great Soccer Win HAMPDEN PARK, May 10.— Great Britain swamped the ft >pc m tile st soccer match at Hampden Park to day by six goals I after lean he interval. R ope put up a plucky ay against t clearly sup Tior side, with goal Darui and cen-
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    SPRING MOOD
    31 1 LONDON. Miy 10. The Times today carried this not cc n iv person?, l "wantel" column "Wanted urgently to buy or borrow copy of van ccrVal■les 'Ideal Marriage* U.P
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    JAP MINISTERS PURGED
    40 1 JAP MINISTERS PUR GED TOKYO. May 10.- -Japanese 8 reported today that TanMitujjr., ijhu, Minister of Coman Ishibashi. finance Minister, and Industry and At■UTo Kimura Minister of Ju:sWlj of the outgoing Yoshida u onet, hay been purged fr.»m Public office.
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    SINO-PHILIPPINES TREATY
    14 1 NONKING, May 10. The Executive Yu.-in has approved the Sino-I-hilippines amiiy treaty
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    Local Men To Be Trained For Trade Union Jobs
    147 1 Arrangements are being made Tor local people to be trained m England posts for as Trade Union Advisers here, said Sir Franklin GimSOn, the Governor of Singapore, at a press conference yesterday. His Excellency said that the Si) ffipore Government had
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    £50,000 For Miners
    100 1 £50,000 For Miners DURHAM, May 10 IVfi r ers put out of work by the strike of Durham pit winders are to get £50,00 C compensation from the Rational Coal Board an average of nearly $2 per mun. Stock-taking after the m'ner's first five-cay week shows that *he da'ly output
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    CHURCHILL SAVES ON CICARS
    46 1 LONDON". May 10— British mornirg rewsprpers told toiav vhv Winstor Chuciili tons shown m pictures from Pars yesterday ns usinp^ a wooden c gar holder. He is economis'ng on cigars m view of the recent big jump m taxes on tobacco. U.P.
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    GOVERNOR IN HIGH SPIRITS
    168 1 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Th( o vernor. Sir Franklin Gimson. W3s m Rood spirit* at trs farewell Press conference j terday on the eve of his de- irture for Europe on short furlough. He said be hoped to return by about the end of September. He wu
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    SIX For The Price Of One
    267 1 The pre-war Special Tribune Classified Advertisiinent O.ier of "Six insertions foi the price oi t>ni»'' is to be resumed In theS "Malaya Trifcune" as from Thursday next, IVlay 15. This oiler means that any classilie: advertiser will t f t r et six insertions
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    AMERICAN IDEA REJECTED
    296 1 "SAFETY FIRST DRIVE" (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) An American idea suggested for inclusion m Singapore s traiiic "Safety First f campaign programme, which gets senousiy underway tomorrow, was rejected by local authorities, I understand. The idea was suggested by an American film executive m Singapore. It follows
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    $16,000 BLAZE
    88 1 $16 ,000 BLAZE Georgetown, British Guinea, May 9.— Damage exceed! Eg .$16,000 was c.i used by fire on Wednesday night at Demerara Beauxite Company rail yard at Mackenzie where 1,300 men are on strike. The Company employees and police extinguished the fire after 3,000 railway sleepers were destroyed. Incendiarism is
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    MANILA SACKS POLICE CHIEF
    63 1 MANILA, May 10.— President Manuel Rosas announced m a* press conference that lie ira relieving Manila's Chief of Polici Lamberts Javalera of bi« p hit because "the public ha s apparently lost confidence m the pol ye force." Both Jp.v l-ra and Manila's Mayor Valeriano Fus^se
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    LOAN TO FRANCE
    22 1 WASHINGTON, May 10.- The World Bank announced today a £250 million loan to Fiance for reconstruction and moderniEafcfOXi purposes.
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    TEN WERE ABSENT
    523 1  -  147 Citizens Honoured (By P. J. JOSEPH Caraj oX COJ were presented by HE. th 1 Crovernor, Sir Franklin a mson, at a ceremony at (jovernment House yesterday, to 147 citizens of Singapore foi i their services lo the cominu- nity during the Malayan P^r.n, dlirjng the
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    Malaya Says "No" To Big Post-War Tourist Boom
    604 2  -  35,000 V ANKS WANT TO SEE TH IS COUNTRY, BUT were no room tor them Tessie Cornelius Sunday Tribune Stair Reporter) (By MALAYA'S TOURIST INDUSTRY HAS SLUMPED. The pre-war crowds of 2,000 to 3,000 round-the-world tourists who use-1 to stop at Singapore
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    Jailed For Receiving Stolen Rice
    116 2 Jailed For Receiving Stolen Rice KLANG. d Wit»i disI nestly r« tolen pro- namely P. 5 bags ol flee d at $4,500, th« property Ol East Asiatic C'>., lAd.. at Klang on April 6, Karuppiah, Le« Kirn Chow, L -c Kirn Bwee and Subramaniam were produced before Mr. G. Smith,
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    SCHOOL GETS BACK PREMISES
    112 2 (Our Own BeDOrtan mauvcca, Friday.— The D*si po:,v js.d Ptrsons 1 Board today 1 made conditional order m i favour of the Commit* ee of the Puay Ch.ii Chu ese School wher it mace its application to the Board for the return of its fori mer
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    STAMP CLUB
    71 2 Th ttteUng of the Binj apore Etamp Club, will be bald on 'Iv a1 tnc Root Garder of C pitol Restaurant, at 5.15 p.m. when there will be a special Auction ol stamps and other p'lilatol c matters. For the Social Meeting on 27th instant, there will be
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    FRIENDSHIP TREE
    85 2 PARIS, May 10. A chestnut sapling will be Down from i I/^s Angles on Baturr'ay as a gesture of friendship \vn oi-es m connectlon with Southern CaHi J trade A'ock rrum May 18 to 24. Thf tree will by presented to an f T cial of the Transwnria
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    Nationalisation Not For S'pore Yet
    123 2 (Svrdfry Tr'bu^e Repor en Que-tiored as to t^ e possibil'ty of ratonal s.i i; r or Municipalisation of Singapore's pubKc transport. Sir Franklin G:mson, at his Press Conference, said it was not the policy of the Government at ttiU stage to initiate any schemes for
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    3 Million Cigarettes Wasted Here Monthly
    171 2 'Tribune .Stan Reporter) An average Of 3.250.000 ei«arette;s is wasted by Singapore's smokers every month This fantastic but authei t'e c consfeta of cigarette stubs cliscared by clerks about to ctor oftcea and b:nks. women who leave the privacy or t ieit homes or
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    Mechanised Rice Planting In N.E.I.
    108 2 Mechanised Rice Planting In N.E.I. BATAVTA. May 9. At the cut >et. experiments on mechanized rice planting on Timor will p*esumablv be carried out on 300 hectares ot the Seikm p'ateau. according t<> Dr. J Vand'T Plocg hi c;n ol the agricultural section j of the Department ot Economic Affairs
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    S'pore For World Youth Congress
    119 2 Singapore will be represented m the World Conference of Christian Youth to be held m Oslo m July, and the Y.M.CA m collaboration with tie Methodist Youth Fellowship are planning ten weekly stuav meetings every Tuesday from 5.15 to 7 p.m. commencing May 13. The
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    UNION SMALLPOX: 14 DEATHS
    48 2 The incidence of smallpox In the Malayan Un on for the week ended May 3, has shown a decline, with 52 cases of which 14 deaths were reported, compared with 75 cases for the previous week with 18 deaths. Mass vaccination is m progress.
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    S'pore Padre For Canada
    365 2 S'pore Padre For Canada tday Tribune Stall Reporter) Special] Member of the Council for Malaya t< id the Internationa] Missionary Council this year ai Whitby (near Toronto), Canada, is the Re f D. D! Chelliah, Ph.D., Hon. Assistant Priest of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. The last international Missionary Council was
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    WORKING CENTRE FOR 200 WOMEN IN MALACCA
    123 2 (Our Own Reporter) MALACCA. Friday. Tho Destitute Relief Working Centre now gives employmert to mor? than 200 women of all nationalities, and Mr. E V. G. D.-i.v. the Resident Commissioner, declared at the open nq ceremony of this centre that he hoped many
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    Rubber Prices
    45 2 The S.C.C.R.As rubber price* ai noon ye-terday were: Buyers Sellers cts. Der cts. n*T lb lb. NO. 1 R.fc .£>. »Dot, loose 331 381 v i R.s.s. r.o.b m bale- May 39J 3M Wo. 2 381 385 N0.3 36i 36] Tune o! market: -Weak.
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    FRANCE HONOURS CHuRCHILL
    36 2 PARIS. May 9. -Mr. WinstOD Churchill, accompanied by his Ife, arrived at Orly airport today In a converted four-engined York bomber t 0 be presented with the Medaille Militair, Trances highest honour.- U.P
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      110 2 7 /V Cognac A7.N /^/r Standard m every Country of the World MARTELL BRANDY (Produce of France) Si?/? Importers OPTORG CO. (Malaya) LTD. 124. Robinson Road Singapore. Royal Commr.nd Performance Fildi A MATTER OF LIFE AND DEATH Ea^'e Lion Distribution David Niven Roger Liveyy liaymond Massi comes to the CATHAY
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    Penang Boy's "Hitch Hike" To India—And Back
    676 3  - Penang Boy's "Hitch Hike" To India— And Back J. C. SPITTEL The Adventures Of Rahman (By 2 Troopships Did The Trick (Sunday liihsme Stall Reporter) Rahman, a 1 2-year- old Indian boy, tvhfi 'hitch-hiked" his vv-iv from Malaya la f-'.lii aiu! buck on board two troopshi starred out v/ith ten
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    Indian Mission Worker Retires
    121 3 (Trihun** Staff Reporter) Aftt-r 14 years of strenuous work m the field of religious soci.-tl and educal oi al work among the Hindu community n. Malaya* Bwami Baswarans till recent y the President »i Ramakrishna Mt.nsioi m s pure and Penang, will be leaving for India
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    FORCE 136 REUNION
    35 3 Fcrce 13G wll be holdii: re-urion dinner on June 6 membo- arc requeued to com'i inicate with Major R. A. C Cameron. R.A.E.C.. District Education Officer. Hq Sin&a--1 pcre District, phom* G525.
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    Indian Traders Want Trade Controls To Go
    187 3 The abolition of trade controls is urged by Mr. R. Jumabhoy, chairman of the Indian Chamber of Commerce, speaking at the annual genera] met I ng of the Chamber yesterday. Points m Mr. Ju.nabho»-.s speech included: INCOME TAX: Though thi, form ol taxation
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    40 Firms Write To S'pore Wages Commission
    131 3 40 Firms Write To S'pore Wages Commission The third meetir.g of the > Singapore Joint Wages Com- mission was held yesterday. The Commission 'are grateful for the mass of evidence which has already been receiver! from Gc vernment Department* ai d Private Firms. Forty private lnm> have already submitted their
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    SIR FRANKLIN ON MORATORIUM
    69 3 Sir Franklin Gimson, Governor, at his Press confererce yesterday, said he fully realised the intense public interest m the lifting of the moratorium. Wide interests were affecteci the barks, commerce, industry, landowners, private debtors and creditors. He was aware that proposed legislation on the subject eouM
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    BILLION DOLLAR SINGAPORE SCHEME FOR FUKIEN
    293 3  -  S. Y. NG (By A Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Ail economic development scheme involving billions of dollars pooled by a syndicate of overseas Chinese, to be incorporated m Singapore, for the purpose of rehabilitating and exploiting the vast natural resources of the Province of
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    Jap Offered $5 Bribe To Naval Policeman
    443 3  -  Bill Paterson (By COUR T ALLEGA T/ON A young Japanese, alleged by the prosecution to have made a statement saying that he had removed tyres and desk fans from a Japanese vessel lying m a stream off the Straits of Johore waiting to
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2366 4  -  VERA ARDMORE by H.E. the Governor, Sir Frank- .r:-un. arrived at the Royal ol St. George's festival ruesday evening at •el to the strains of the National Anthem. Most of the hosts and guests assembled on lawn prior to taking their 9 m Uit- ballroom
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      101 4 Punctuality Calls for a Dependable SiWBSS ALARM CLOCK r SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY j ■•rirc* 51 2. .10 j JK^ MM nO/ i*2 .cm Limited inttty m Attractive Col turs and Designs >■1 IA AO c ,\MOUNT TRAOEaS, Cross Street, Sing auore. (Sole Importers; i. ///r y^/;/, t )i7/// it. /y //Jti
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      38 4 CAMEUO s Come for ar iceal Holiday B< $12 S I 1 1— «n— art-ill m L (r > r I vi i i BUI t W J..1 Hair Bleaching tent -4-1 Partici^ KilUne: Sir 11 i i I
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    Redded Actress "Out Of Chivalry," Jailed
    415 5 LONDON- M A.M who said h< a solely .of chivahy m bigamously marrying a young French ictress and i to give hei British nationality fl' r jii the old Bailey lo six months' in.pn2jSte need j W Bailej x mouths' impri-«°nmeiiycar-oU; Albci ibed as
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    Nicholas, 9, Has Measles—and Gets £100,000
    93 5 Nicholas, 9, Has Measles— and Gets £100,000 LONDON. May. 10. Master Nc&olui G. W. Playne, aged nine toy kick wit h m« ash sln the sick-roof at th- V Oxford, unaware that he had betTi kft a fortune by hi^ greatuncle. the late Sir G Wlilchcotf. Sir George, the ninth
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    TURK DELEGATE
    23 5 •UfKARA, May 8 Th, TurWh AmbAhsdor t<, Rome. St-lim fcrptr, ha.> b't-ii appointed pet auieut Turkish (.eh^aU Uj v United HtXUn
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    NO-PAIN BABIES for ALL MOTHERS NOW
    331 5 NO-PAIN BABIES for ALL MOTHERS NOW 500 WOAAEN TEST NEW DRUG LONDON, Ma| 10— In Ui.s famous London hospital Ml mcthers have tak«-n pan m an exp^rim^nt uhirli enable Umtij to hav»* babies uitho-t pain. As a n-sult of t\\v test, <onducted by a woman doctor. «i drag has b?fn
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    NEWSMAN FOOLED PICK -POCKETS
    300 5 (Sunday Trflbnne Staff Reporter) Some dead-end kids, expert pickpockets, had a surprise packei when they picked rhj pockets outside one L-f the local theat ar my resi ience. For some time I had noticed the i up ol aboul "ix to Seven kids loiter i round
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    Argentine Govt. Aids Oil Workers
    108 5 BUENOS AIRES, M.iv B Under throat of temporary zure by the Argentine Oovernmert, private oil companies In Argentina today agreed with workers delegates to accept part of the lattor's dem.irds for h er Waiges and improver] conclitiottM. Ii the workers themselves accept the compromise, last
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    NEXT PREMIER OF JAPAN
    69 5 tokio. May U. Kalayama Telsu. chairman of the Social Democrat Party, was forecast a> the next premier t:f Japan after today's meeting l the tour major ooiiticui parties ha<j un&nimou \.v agieed that his Party, which emerged from the elections as the leading party, be uiven
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    Governess Wrote: "I Cannot Live Without You"
    263 5 LONDON. May 10.— A note written m French, and saying nnply, "I cannot live without you/ 1 was referred to by the West London deputy Coroner. Mi J. W Hume, when he inquired into' whr he described as i tragedy of "unrequited love."
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    INDIAN TRADE MISSION TO GERMANY
    31 5 Hamburg, May 9. -A delegation ol India'. 1 merchants an_ci industrialists is expected to visit Germany m June, the British news servu m Germans announc nisjht
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    IF A COP ARRESTS YOU....
    106 5 IF A COP ARRESTS YOU.... LONDON, Maj l»» —In Ifcis free country a policeman cannot arrest a man or woman unless h«* gives the true reason for it. He l& not entitled to keep UM9 reason to himself. Nor inu.st in* g:ive a reason which is no» ;i correct one.
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    Paul Robeson Nearly Lynched
    86 5 N. -w York May 10. Paul Kw beson, the negro singer speakiim m New York to-ni^ht claimed that he had only Just esecajped lynching m the United States. Speaking of b!i appearance m Peoria. Illinois he said. "The atmo-phere was tense &5. though m anticipation of
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      129 5 Established 1572 Malaya's Leading Jewellers Diamond and Gem Merchants B.l*, de Sll**, Ltd., (incorporated m Ceylon* Singapore, Penang. 19|21. High St. 1. Bishop St. FU SIANC CO., Bead Office: W, KMUney Road, Singapore. Branches: New World and Great World, S"ngapore. LADIES VELVET AND WOOLLEN COATS FOR DAY AND EVEN ING
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      159 5 Direct Importers of all kinds of Chinese Hand-made Fancy Goods <.OOI»SIOIti: 10, Battery Road (Rodney House), Singapore. PUNCTUALITY! If Business asset Let us service your t m'piecr it it is faulty YICK WOH HINC 429, North Bridgr Road (near Middle Road; Singapore. Phono: 792*2 (Contractors to H.M. lottta siner 192R
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    The Sunday Tribune SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1947. The Loch Ness Monster
    492 6 The Sunday Tribune SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1947. The Loch Ness Monster London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane, W.C2. At intervals ovei a period of more than ten years, the Loch Ness Monster has competed successfully with booms and slumps, murders Mid marriages, wars and
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    MALAYAN WAR-TIME PLANNERS INDICTED
    1665 6  - MALAYAN WAR-TIME PLANNERS INDICTED W. A. HARPUR A book which records how flans jor the administration oj post-liberation Malaya were arrived at m London during the war without consulting Malayan opinion which was available and which foresaw the probability oj many of the political and economic difficulties which are contributing
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    Liberation Lullaby
    59 6 (May be sung m public without fee or acknowledgment) Dearer rice and wild inflation. Income tax delight. Strikes and every day frustration, Fear and widespread consternation. Looting every night. Liberation, Liberation! Bureaucratic domination, Endless control and regulation. Pity us our plight. Liberation, Liberation' Promises without cessation. The Public
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    OBH Looks Upon Mere Mortals
    1058 6 I >ft n wonder how the Gene ral Public think, of us, its dcv ?d servants the Government offi:ials. Does it think ol v m r ordinary human beings, itself, with appetite* and emotions, cure., and worries, going thrr ugh me daily routine ol shaving,
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      44 6 A DfXIGIIT TO THE EYES THE LOVELY AMERICAN LATEST NUMOUNT RIMLESS GLASSES Glasses thu blend with beauty and sharpen appearance with c*ean cut good taste and style. Ihey art cushioned against breakage. EVERBRICHT OPTICAL CO. r Qualified OpUciani lii, Chul'a Street, Telephone 4435, Singapore.
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      23 6 Ml T J»l rlacham ladi! FORA I TIGER I I w b II I FULL STRENGTH I Look for the Tiger Label I
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    S'PORE WOMAN'S COURAGE WINS HER GOVT'S THANKS
    679 7 S'PORE WOMAN'S COURAGE WINS HE R GOVT'S THANKS J ™"™™**™*™&*r"**'&&&%4'4dk'*J/jt'JJO y,.y&/&/w''fc' l'-'-' y%s%?r%y/y- *:<■'/(&#?.■//!£ She Wouldn't 'Squeal' (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) The coinage of a Singapore woman schoolgather durint; the occupation has at last won her long overdue recognition m the form of a Ceiiift(a tr of Commendation, which she
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    5 ANGLING—JAP STYLE
    81 7 5 ANGLING— JAP STYLE Japanese anglers fish m the Moat of Hie Imperial Pa- J lat* 1 as the 74-year prohibition on fishing m the Im- perial Moat is lifted by the Imperial Household Minis- J try. The ban was lifted b'ause of the critical food shortage and because the,
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    17 Cats Die Of Grief For Their Owner
    353 7 17 Cats Die Of Grief For T heir Owner Parted, Th ey Fasted To Death ILFORD (Essex), May 10.— Mi Victor Waples, 44 slept at his home m Ends leigh-road, Ilford, one night beside a bier of cushions on which lay the bodies of his seventeen cats. The same hands
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    They will lose home rather than give up their pigeons
    138 7 LONDON, May 10.— After moving- into a new council house only three months ago, Mr. T. F Anderson,* of Long Buckby, Northants, will move out rath< r than allon Daventry Rural District Council to come between him and his eighteen
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    Mary Is NOW Very Happy
    304 7 Mary Is NO W Very Happy (Sunday Tribune stair Reporter) A letter published m a March Issue of lie Malaya Tribune has brought happiness to a Si York girl. Early m March. Mary Schupak of 141 1 Fult< Avenue, New York 56, N.Y.. wrote to the Tr bui isl tor
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      276 7 IN MIDDLE-AGE HER HEALTH WalS POOR Quite Fit since Taking Kruschen It is the unpleasant lot of many women, on reaching mid-dle-age, to have a spell of bad health. This is often quit e unnecessary. Read how this woman found a way t 0 overcome her troubles: "Before taking Kruschen/'
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    Vicar Warns Film—Fan Town Of "Divine Displeasure"
    177 8 Vicar Warns Film— Fan Town Of "Divine Displeasure" THEY VOTED FOR SUNDAY CINEMAS, AND LONDON, May 10. A vicar has solemnly warned the people of Hastings not to be surprised if they are visited by "Divine displeasure" because they voted for Sunday cinemas. The Rev. R. B. Flynn, vicar of
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    If A Soldier Writes Lies To His M.P
    168 8 If A Soldier Writes Lies To His M.P LONDON. May 10. A soldiel who writes io his M.P. laklag >ii> gal tis which :urn >vi U b untrue ib liable to be punished. Mr. J. Freeman, FinSecretary to the War Office, told th< Commons Mr. T. Driberg (Lab.. Malil )ii»
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    HER 18th BABY IN 19 YEARS
    88 8 LONDON, Mai iO. At the ag* oi 43 Mrs. Rose Elizabah Barneb. oi Ijfaetfteg, Glamorgan has Just had her eighteenth b*h£ a girl. No doctor ha.-^ bt-t-n present ut auy oi her confinements, but all were successful. ■'I don't mind having children." she says.
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    48,600 EGGS STOLEN
    44 8 Thieve., -Uhc 48.600 eg&s m a lightning lorry theft m London. The driver left the vehicle for a short while m Cambridge Heath. road. fc>et:inui Green, and when he returned it had gone. It wa> loaued witn 135 cases of <"4us.
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    Judge Calls Father A "Blackguard"
    169 8 Judge Calls Father A Blackguard" LONDON, M.M.y 10 —A father and a best man were "biack-guardism" and betrayal" by Divorce Court Judges. The FATHEB. Berber! AUred Howlett. 51, who "ruined his i. rried life* 1 while the «m waa abi«.aa by misconducx.uv :i i with his sons twenty ii.v--ar-u]d w'le
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    FAN DANCER REVEALS HER SECRET
    126 8 FAN DANCER REVEALS HER SECRET NEW YORK. May 10. Sally Rand, the fan dancer ha.s put the minds ol many million American* at rest She does wear clothes dur.'M!i ht'l Uft. B\'' sii admits that it is cii'T;<-uit tot the customert to verify tiiM „s Rand, wbo &s iorty-tvvo l.a.s
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    CURTAINS OF PAPER ARE THE LATEST
    154 8 London. May 10.-— Samples of a new idea In curtains have just reached England from Canada. The curtains are made of coloured paper. Printed m flower or damask patterns, they can be i -ewn or pleated like material, and are >old with matching tie-
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    400 DIED IN TEXAS EXPLOSION
    36 8 WASHINGTON, May 8. The Red Cross sa Aj d today that j th»* total of the Toxas City disaster was 490 dead, of which 123 hay.' not been identified.— t U.P.
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    Boy (16) Started Blackmail at 12
    320 8 MAiDwSTONE Kent, May 10.— When a 16-year-old boy was fined at the Juvenile Court at Maidstone, Kent, for blackmailing a man aged 25. it was stated that he first demanded money at 12 years ol age. The buy admitted two charges ol demanding money
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    Padre Wants "Warlike" Hymns Banned —At Weddings
    132 8 LONDON. May 10. Hymn.s that ;.re "warlike" should be banned from wedding services, thinks the Rev P. D. Butter worth, vicar of Grimsareih. near Pr»\ston. who is handing out to his parishioners advice leaflets on the wedding service and the duties or husbands
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    Six Boys To Spend Life In Prison
    254 8 SYDNEY. May 10. Men and women Wept wh< n Mr. Justice Owen, m Sydney Central Criminal Court, ft tenced six boys aged between 14 and 16 to life imprisonment for criminally assaulting a 27-year-old barmaid at Auburn, near Sydney, on Dec. 22, after
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    Fought 11 Years Over £1 Fine
    109 8 Fought 1 1 Years Over £1 Fine Will Fight Or London, May 10. M' Ethel Margaret Self, 52. tood b\ all her relatives m a London restaurant, and dec lured. 'I'm getting (jut ot tii s country there's no justice here.' Then she handed her brother. Mr. Arthur bWf, 54.
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    YVONNE GOES SPANISH
    44 9 Mfta iches to Yvonne De Carlos hdffhi for t« < hnicolour I on <hr life und musir of Kigali < :sakoff. Yvonne, <ast m the film a> mi row .:i dancer, highlight! her Men d.i; colorful ititerproiulion of the picturesque Schcherasmde ba li*t.
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    New 16 m.m. Corporation Formed
    200 9 Eaanntl V. Silverstone today announced plans for the (ormatkm a new corporation to distribute substandard width films m those parts of foreign countries which, because of lack of equipment and facilities, are not now reached by standard product. Ihfo .corporation will be owned S(K;- by
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    It Costs A Million To Launch A. Star
    1007 9 Zaiiiicfft. -*Tlie Wizard/ Savsn ln the quiet, early hours of morning when the superstitious believe only the ghosts of brities prowl about the huge silent moti #es, one can see a small, wiry, quick-acting man about the 110-acres 20th Century- 1 ox
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    BOBBY SINGS
    75 9 Bobby Driscoll. ten-year-old co-star of Walt Disney\ current success. "Song of the South," will sins for the first time m "If You Knew Susie." In this film, m which Bobby portray^ the young son of Eddie Cantor and Joan Davi: stars of the picture, the Juvenile actor will
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    FRENCH CONTRACT FOR DESLY'S EX-PARTNER
    169 9 J. Carroll Naish, who is featured In 20th CenturyFox "Carnivil In *Josta Rica," has been offered a tontract to make two pictures a year m Paris, France. The offer came from Lcorid Moguy, French director who visited Hollywood recently and returned to Paris to resume
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    24 9 DodflftS Fairbanks (Jnr plays the colour uil rol<* of S'libad th<- Sailor" with •iaiireen O'Hara as his lovely shipmate m the R.K.O. Uadio hit.
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    TITLE CHANGE
    51 9 "Sport of Kine>" is the given by Columbia to the story Of thoroughbred breeding and racing m the Rhip Or'Jss region of Kentucky which wa^ forme rlv titled "Malor Denning's Trust i Estate." Newcomer Gloria 1 Henry. Paul Campbell and Harry I Davenport played the leads m >
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    KIN PROVIDES DATA IN FILM
    172 9 G Kort ikov, grand- Dhew f Nicolai Rimsky-Kors- >v, the great composer, di--cl-^sed some of the family's private Information about the famed Russian music master to Jean Pierre Aumunt, who portrays the musician m Universal* musical film, "FandanKO." Korsakov. a 23-year-old French student. hnnD ri
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    42 9 K r is none other than George Sanders- i 1 ;i st as at fUm villain He lives up to the tradition In "The Black Swan* 1 (20th Centarj Him) m which he co-stars with Tyrone Powei am icon O'Hara.
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    JOAN GETS SPANKED -AND NOW!
    276 9 JOAN GETS SPANKED -AND NOW r Kirby's kmr. th pathy for each. J< her D&ddllng like .1 "little man." There was do d(»-oi bin that the b w hurt. They stung Kirby's hand. But n, who Is ihi darl is well as star <>i V »te The Book." w I
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    Political Romance Has Laughs
    207 9 It took 10 years for "Hulda, Daughter of Purl* < to it m, but here as Th'- Farmer's Dan It s a picture co-starring Loniita ng, as the daughter; Joseph Cotten and Ethel Barrytn A cad ago, Ju;;m Terva l a prominent writer ol Finland. wrote
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    Wanger's Next'Lost Love'
    81 9 "The Lost Love." with Su.san Hayward m the lead role, will be Walter War t >n lor Universal -International. The story was adapted for the screen by Leonardo Bercovici irom the Lines novel. "The Aspern Paper-' and purchased by Wanger for 52U0.000. Miss Hayward, as a result
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    CAIRO GETS SINBAD'S SHIPS
    51 9 Four models of ;<i cient Mediterranean sailing ships, used for gaugirg full-sized craft used m the techricolour spectacle, "Sii bad t^e Sailor," s'arrin^ Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Maureen O'Hara and Walter Siezak, hare beer presented to Cairo (Egypt) College Museum. They are au- thentic m every detail,
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    Malayan Air Cadet Corps Formed
    286 10 Malayan Air Cadet Corps Formed YOUTHS FLY IN R. A. F. SUNDERLANDS, DAKOTAS Th i C Corps, b voluntary organitraining ir-minded you] nof Malaya, Ii en fornn I with ►re. A1 pi ii oup, i i but it is p inn id to rt oth mpur < 1!C < Li
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    DACOITS ROB POSTAL VAN
    132 10 RANGOON. May 9. X police were toc.iiy searching i"thiee *<ur.mer who held up a postal van and got away with over Rs 15.000 m casn aftei stabbing postal employees m ihe van The van wax found abs cloned later In the daj There was a pi.ched
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    KING HAD A CHILI.
    45 10 LONDON. May 9. The change Telegraph reported from ..board the HMs Vanguard tha< it was annum ced thai King George had recovered Hum the chill which coiifu.ed him Uj royal quarter- lor several a;i> during the homeward rcyal jour r.ey. U.P
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    This Week's Radio Bright Lights
    622 10 (By Our Radio Corres.). m the Cathay Building the other day. 1 was attracted by the sound oi a most realistic *.'vt: sma*h whu-h appeared to be emanating from one ol the studios ol Radio Malaya On investigation 1 aiacoveied David Ke.mi.rd and David Lyctle
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    "WE Won The War, Says Red Chief
    72 10 LONDON. Muy 8. Russian Minister lor Armed Fprces, Nikolai Bulgaiiin, m a YE order of the clay proclaimed that two years ago the Russians an<| theii fighting forces "completely routed Fascist Germany." Nu mention wai mad*' ol the participation of any other country
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    PRIESTS CONFER
    36 10 TOKIO. MuV 9. More than 250 ieadi:]^ BadcihUt priests hav<- nnfemj here nuring the pabt two (lay, on the possible iole to b< 1 pljvcd by Buddhism m tiii- construction of a peaceful Japan
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    Osmena's Son Gets Life Term
    77 10 MANILA, May 9. -Sergio Osr.: n.. Jr., sen I the former p. v .ii.: w^t uf v Philippines, \w.;, found guilty of treason taxi sentexicexi to lif^ lmpri*onm Hi by the Peoples Court this morning bi unanimous decision. The court granted a 5.000 1> ios
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    ENGLAND'S GREAT 'H' FOR HEART-BREAKERS
    941 11  -  DON BRADMAN "•> DON BRADMAN today discusses England's great batsmen of the past two decades. Most prominent on his list of bowlers' heart-breakers are four batsmen who have hit the headlines with a capital "H" Hammond, Hutton, Hendren and Hobbs. t^^3^^^^^^^^^s&-Mg£ I first pi Ht
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    VON NIDA WINS
    29 11 SOUTIIPORT. Enu Muy 9. Norman von Ni&jl. tiu- Austia Uan jiuli itar, won the i2.u1»0 Duniop goll tuurmey wtlh a 12--hole eggroc t ol 285. U.I
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    De Silva Takes 7 For 14, Then Hits 78 Not Out
    348 11 r Almeida 15 L. ,!e sava lbw Schubert 78 G. do S'lva c Ross b G. de Silva 3 A Fruigneit bG.de Silva 3 C. P. Martin (Jr.) b Watts *>. v Leembrugger b Schubert 2 G. Ton b
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    ASSAULT WINS AGAIN
    69 11 BALTIMORE. May 10. Assault, b; Bold Venture out oi Igwal. which won America's Triple Crown- The Kentucky Derby, P«i denes* Staket and E Lmont Stakes ia^t year, continues winning programme, and yesterday touk the Dixie Handicap, worth 17.500. Assault won another importam handicap a week afO and
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    TABLE TENNIS WIN FOR JCSA
    73 11 TABLE TENNIS WIN FOR JCSA En a t.ible-tennis matr!h con•\sfinu Of five >inples, Uie J C.S.A. cleleated the Chin Woo A. A. by 4—l last right Results: cJ. C.S.A. players first* J Nulpon lost to Tang E Poh 1-3: George Chen beat C hon Me** Sani; 3 0; Goh Tcck
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    Singapore Votes For 15-Point Doubles—9 Years Late
    455 11 Singapore Votes For 15-Point Doubles 9 Years Late SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES (Em Out Special Correspondent > The lifteen-point game, for tne d'mbies has been adopted for the. k rthcoming Singapore badminton champior.snips by the Sin-gap-.re Badminton A-.^oeiation. The Penang, Perak and Selang.»r Aatociatiom, as well as the Badminton Association ul
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    Housing For Olympic Entrants
    53 11 Housing For Olympic Entrants LONDON. Ifay 10 The Ori ii'izini' Committee tor n?xt year's Olympic announced that housing has been lectured for over 4.000 competitors and officials m hard pr«*ss<Hi London. Fifteen hundred will b (> housed m the army convalescent camp at Richmond Park and 2,000 more at Uxhrifl"**
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    Peers Discuss 'Bossy' Hubbies
    362 11 Peers Discuss 'Bossy' Hubbies LONDON, MAY 10.— The House of Lords recently talked about wives and husbands and why marria break down imd about new proposals for trying to reconet'e couples who want to get divorced The Marquess of Reading talked about "wives who wort. He hoped the Government would
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    SCHOOL FAILS TO REGAIN PREMISES
    183 11 SCHOOL FAILS TO REGAIN PREMISES PENANG.--A school that was widely known during the OCCU- I pation for the Japanese nerse- cution of it s teachers and students. HIM Chun^ Lin-g H'«n School, figured as the applicant I m a case be tore the Dispossess- cd Persons' Board. The school sought
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    Red Probe In Hollywood
    107 11 HOLLYWOOD. May 10. -A three-man Congressional Committee headed by Representative Fa.n, !i Thomas, Chairman of the House's Un-American Activil/.i'S Committee, arrived here today for a t< n-day .secret investigation of Harms Eisler, bro ther of the alleged Communist, Geihart Eisler. pnd possible Communism m the movie
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    MATTHEWS FOR BLACKPOOL
    52 12 MATTHEWS FOR BLACKPOOL GLASGOW. May 10.- Stanley Matthews, considered the greatvst outside right m luotball. viii sign fur tlu> Blackpool aftei playing lor Great Britain against the Rest of Europe liere today, foiioxviiig agreement between bin Club. Stuk*' and Blackpool. It is undirstood Blackpool paid nearly .112.000 for his i
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    INDIANS WIN
    116 12 The Sir gapore Indians met the Currency Office at Tiablo Tennis and defeated them by lour games to three, Results: <Irdi a ns mentioned f.rst) S. Rerganath?n beat D. K. Ramachandra 21- -5, 21 6, 21 14Jean Pierre lo^t to Rundarshan Naidu 10 21, 7—21. 21—16, 10 -21;
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    Elderton Saves Cricket Club
    248 12 With well-played 3*> not out, W. Elderton saved the day for the S.C.C. In the cricket match against Raffles ColVge yesterday on the Padang. Raffles totalled 125 (E. Barker 27, Thiliigaratram 19 ard J arisen 19) to which the Club replied with 62 runs for the
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    POPE TO BE FILMED
    57 12 VATICAN CITY, May 10—The Pope will shortly take an unprecedented step of appearing m a film. It is authoritatively learned here today. The Pope will speak at the end of the film, which is entitled "War against War" produced by the Catholic cinematographic rtentre when he
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    SPORE CHRISTIANS SALUTE MOTHERS
    180 12 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) To-day, Christians all ov er the world, will celebrate Mother's Day. Every year th c second week of September is s-et Rskfc for the sacred remembrance of the wonderful, sacrificial and heroic love of mothers. On Mother's Day. all sons and daughters
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    Easy Points For Chinese Seniors
    320 12 S.C.F.A. (2) 5 S.C.F.A. (1) The S.C.F.A. (2), the senior Chinese team, had no difficulty m collecting full points from Selection (1) m their Football League encounter at Jalan Besar yesterday when they beat the junior side five-two. Selection <2) are now m second place
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    Creech Jones Writes To Boxing Board
    124 12 Creech Jones Writes To Boxing Board LONDON, May, 10.— The British Boxing Board of Control j has received a letter from the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Arthur Cret'Ci^Joncs, regarding the proposal recently made by John Lewis, Member of Parliament 1 for Bolton, that the British Boxing Board of Control should discuss
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    Korea: Soviet Accepts
    106 12 MOSCOW, May 10.— The Soviet Foreign Minister, M. Vyachesiave Molotov, has accepted Americar proposals for the basis on which the Soviet-United States Commission m Korea can resume its negotiations thus m his view clearing the way for the work of settirg up of a provisional government, after
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    S'PORE CHINESE RECREATION CLUB
    83 12 At the Annual meeting of Jho Singapore Chinese Recreation Club this week the following were elected to serve as office-bearers: President-Sir Han Hoe Lim. Vice PresidentsMessrs. Chun Cheng Liat, T. W. Ong, Robert Tan and Chua Choon Leong. Hon. SecretaryMr. V. I. Evan Wong. Hon, Treasurer-Mr.
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    CONGRESS OKAYS AID BILL
    78 12 CONGRESS OKAYS AID BILL WASHINGTON, May 10.— Challenging Russia to "make the most of it" the House of Representatives passed President Truman's $400,000,000 Greek-Turkish Aid Bill authorizing the transfer of American arms and money to the bulwark of Mediterranean states against Communism. The House action put the final seat of
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    23 12 LONDON, May 10 —The first acceptance for the Olympic Games has beer/ received by th«? London organisers from Can.'ida Reuter
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    43 12 ATHENS, May 10.— Greek guerillas today attacked a train m which 28 Communist detainees were travelling under a strong military escort, and after a short clash m which eight people were killed, withdrew with the detoinees and some Of the guards.
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    32 12 YOKOHAMA. M.iy 10 The Eighth Army Military Tribunal today lentenced Baburo Mutsumuru, former Lieutenant m command of the o :ik;i Main POW Camp, to 22 years hard labour. U.P.
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    242 12 In a cricket match playedthej Victoria School ground* Rafflesiar.s. were beaten by runs. Fred Campos o t V-o School batted well scorlrii whilst Sivapfagasam top e j for the losing side with* Scores: VICTORIANS:- Paranu John b Sharirn 20; George Vc run out 19; Frrd Cumpos Sharma 28;
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