Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 May 1947

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    27 1 The Sunday Tribune Now printed simultaneously m Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. Editorial SSII Advertising 5812 CirculatiuD 5815 fWELVK PAGES SIXCiAPORE, MAY 18, 1947 1 I ...VIS
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    MALAYA IS SWINDLED IN NEW RICE RACKET
    214 1 MALAYA IS SWINDLED IN NEW RICE RACKET Large-Scale Adulteration Being Carried Out r (Sunday Tribune Sta.T Reporter) UNSCRUPULOUS SIAMESE AND BURMFSE RICE SUPPLIERS ARE OPERATING A NEW RACKET- AND THE PEOPLE OF MALAYA ARE THE VICTIMS. They are sending: us rice, which under the libel of ''first quality" i:> actually
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    Food Prices Skyrocket As Rice Is Cut
    567 1 Food Prices Skyrocket As Rice Is Cut (Sunday Tribune Stai« Reporter) SINGAPORE'S i"«od prices, v/hich High Court Judf.f Recently commented had gene down by ,".p--proximiucl, ,\U per cent, sky-rocketing a?<iin following the announcement list week of a new cut, m rice rations. "Ftci rice, obtainable at about 60 cents per
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    Penang Races Sensation
    79 1 Penang Races Sensation Ther** was a sensation at the P<*nanjf races yesterday when It was m;ul«' known that Krnjc Arthur, who won his maiden victory last Saturday, had hee n disqualified for UN meetin? following an inquiry held by the racing stewards. It was reported that the decision was taken
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    S'pore Chinese to start "Tidy-up-town" Week
    345 1 (Sunday Tribune StaiT Reporter) SINGAPORE CHINESE ARE TO LAUNCH A "TIDY-UP-THE-TOWN" WEEK. "Ihis campaign is not a reflection on the exTiciency of the Town Cleans. ng Depatment n3r d<>es this committee want to take over the functions of the Municipality/ 1 declared Mr. Yap
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    TB FIGHTERS TO MEET
    26 1 The inaugural meeting or the a on for the Preven-t-on or Tuberculosis fixed lor tomorrow ha t)c v postpor.ed to Tuesday. Jun
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    £2,100 ARMOUR
    21 1 London. May 17.— A threequarter suit of bright steel Uerman armour made *n 1510 fetched £2 100 at Christis.
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    HONOUR FOR PM
    17 1 London. May 17.— Prime Minister AUlee has been elected Fellow of the Royal Society.
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    GLADSTONE'S CHOICE HOTEL SOLD
    32 1 v Ild 17.-A favourite W'th Ci'ads'one and DKmeli Margate. White Hp-t« HoVl" which dfttei back to 1707 has I £5 0 n 0^ ld to London brewers for
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    Biggest Bomber Here
    507 1 Biggest Bomber Here (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Britain's largest bomber, Thor il, tour-eiißineci Lincoln airciatt i> here m Chanel iuifield where she w:li remain uiiui her return tr.^ U) on the 2/th. via Ceyioi. Thor II arrived In Singapore recently with the anname t Mission sent out to the Ah Commana.
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    DIES 3 WEEKS AFTER HUSBAND
    58 1 DIES 3 WEEKS AFTER HUSBAND BUTE. May 17— Three weeks after the death of her husband, the Dowager Marchioness of Bute has died at Mount Stuart. Eute. The Mnrchioness leaves rive sons and two daughters. A month ago, the fourth son. Lord Patrick Crichton-Stuart v:is married to Miss Linda Lvans,
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    OUR NEWEST SPORTS SERIES
    239 1 OUR NEWEST SPOR TS SERIES RE S THE YEAR'S BIGGEST NEWS MALAYANS SPOKTSMEN AM: FOLLOWERS OF SPOKT. S>*u from its next issue, the Sunday f i bune will start a new EXCLUSIVE scries of sports articles entitle "MY GREATEST THRILLS" Written by world famous sportsmen. ihiS latest series, never before
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    MALAYAN RUBBER: $100 MILLION 'LOSS'
    424 1 (Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Sat. At "a conservative estimate" the Malayan Rubber Industry had incurred a loss of a hundred millicn dollars due to Hrn Government policy of maintaining: Uie price at the present low level. This disclosure was made by Mr. Khoo Teik
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    Tribune Tips 6 Winners
    124 1 Tribune Tips 6 Winners Tr-buno race specialist "Man-At-The-Rails" tipped six winners at yesterday's Perangr races. Vive of these were "nap" selections. H-s .successful tips were: Bitter Sweet, Wynmalen, Cool Play, Gay Prattle, Coral Sea and Double Nine. siaiEiiiiiii j -)(iE Maa if serve to meet lvhabilitation COSta and other long
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    ENVOY TO VISIT COAL PITS
    30 1 London. May 17.— Unued States Ambassador Douglas ij j vi^tinK two V r rk h^re coal mines I to see typical conditions In Britisti pits.
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    Why Pay More Than You Need?
    63 1 If you can reach the public you need with a S3- classified Advert, m the Malaya Tribune why pay more? Classified adverts. m that popular newspaper are published simultaneously m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, In'h and Pennng. You en.ly pay for ONE insertion you get
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    Blood-Stained Bandit Suspects Moan: "We're Beaten Up"
    323 2 Blood-Stained Bandit Suspects Moan: We're Beaten Up" Carried On Stretchers To Police Station SWATHED m bandages and covered with bloodstains, two young Chinese, facing tentative charges of armed robbery, told the magistrate yesterday: "We were assaulted by the complainant the party who made this allegation of robbery against us." me
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    Armed Robber Takes 10 Yards Of Cloth
    86 2 Armed Robber Takes 10 Yards Of Cloth (TrikvßC Crime Reporter) In broad dayL'ght, six Chines., one with a pistol. sto e lo yardof cloth lrom a cloth dealer In the Siß'.ap R<,ad Market on Friday morning. they entered the crowded mar krt. and approached a cl h merchant with the
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    Girl Robbed In Hair-Dressing Saloon
    61 2 Girl Robbed In Hair-Dressing Saloon Two Chinese, one of whom \va armed with a revolver, ente ed a hair-dressing saloon, and t"ok j a ring from a girl m the shop on Friday morning. Later m the afternoon, the same two robberhejd up the proprietor of a sundry goods shop
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    Ahmadiyya Mission
    94 2 Mr. Mohammed Zuhdi Fazii ol the Ahmadiyya Muslim Mis slon left for Borneo yesterday to establish a missionary branch th'TO. M. Imam Din. M. Abdul Huye. Ch. Mohammed Ahmad, and M. Mohammed Sae<d Ansarl, jua 01 rived from Qadia < Punjab) the headquarters of the Ah- j madiyya
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    Executive Council Composition Queried
    327 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Renorter) In an interview, Dr. NoeJ Clarke, Singapore's former Legislative and Executive Councillor, welcomed the newly approved Legislative Council, but caution ed the public about the undisclosed composition of the Executive Council. "The new Legislative C'uncil is definitely a step m the right
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    Tongkang Murder, $500 Missing
    104 2 Tongkang Murder, $500 Missing Tribune Crime Reporter) A brutal muraer occurred on Friday night on board a tons kang which was anchored about 100 yards from the Beacn Road Market. A member of the crew irom another tongkang nearby went over to make a call on the murdered man who
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    Postal Unions May Federate
    104 2 (Tribiun 1 Staff Reporter) Plan* arc new being formulated by the Singapore Union of Postal ;md Toll communicate ns Workers m conjunction wUh all the postal department unions throughout the Malayan Union for a federation <>1 Postal and Telecommunication* Unions <>f Malaya. The proposed federation will
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    JUMPED INTO SEA "IN A DAZE"
    95 2 A Chinese woman, who ap« peared m the dock at the Secor.d Police Court yesterday, m a rlaze. pleaded not guilty to havirg attempted suicide. The woman, Sng Gek Lan^. aped 33 is alleged to have tumped into the sea off Marine Pa race
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    MEDAL FOR CIRCUS PROPRIETOR
    192 2 MEDAL FOR CIRCUS PROPRIETOR (Sundaij Tribune Reporter) Mr. S. K. Chettur. Representative of the Government of India, presented medals to Mr. K. Uamodaran. Proprietor of the Kamala Circus and to two youth ful artiste-, on behalf of the Malayaleea of Singapore at a special week-end performance. Hailing from a family
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    Rubber Rally Not Maintained
    166 2 (Sunday Tribune Market Corr.) The rubber market experienced another week of falling price., with a small rally on Thursday Which wa s not maintained At present the only support ia from tue local market and until outside interest is forthcoming lower levels may be expected In
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    Cracker Firing Has Sequel In Coroner's Court
    177 2 An inquiry was hei a yesterday m the Sirftapore Coroners Court irto the death ol a. 28--year-old Chinese woman, Lo3 Siow Har. whose body was foun^i floating m the Rochoue Cai al on May 8. Char Yee Moi, the deceased 's mother-m-law said
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    25 ON ROUNDS NIGHT & DAY
    86 2 25 ON ROUNDS NIGHT DAY 'Sunday Tribune Reporter) >>ir.ce trie inception of f he new Singapore Harbour Board Auxiliary Police Force, inspectors have managed to make several arrests ir the area. A new shift of 25 petrol \rg police officers at one time has been introduced to cover the round-the-clock
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    Formation Of India Club
    93 2 At a meeting at the Indian Chamber of Commerce, it was decided that immediate action be taken to form an India Club. It was decided that promised amounts from those who hay..« agreed to become members be collected and deposited with the bankers. An executive committee
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    Faced Magistrate With Baby In Arms
    81 2 Heng Ah Yong (42 > and Lee Ah Chm (36), a woman who curried a baby m her arms when she appeared m the Second Polm. 1 Court before Mr. L. C. Goh. were yesterday charged with theft or cash $150 and valuables worth
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    17-Year-Old On Arms Charge
    83 2 17-Year-Old On Arms Charge A 17-year-old Chinese, Ho Quf Leung, was yesterday produced" m the Third Singapore Magi'— trate's Court on charge^ of carry ing arm*s and possessing, ammunition. He was also charged w s th possession of two dagger. Ho is alleged to have carried ;i .38 revolver and
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    Teachers Want $850 Maximum
    95 2 Urßinjf strongly that treatment be i»crurded to them according to their qual fications the Negn Scmbilan Teachers' Assoc'ation have demanded a complete revision ol salary. In "deploring the conditionunder which locally-engaged teachers have been employed since 1924," the N.S. teacher, asserted that the Salary Scheme forwarded
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    SWING STRIKE
    17 2 Shanghai, May 17.- Night clui> musicians including many FMi- pinos went on strike last nifcht
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    RUBBER PRICES
    52 2 The S.C.C.R.A.V rubber priceat noon yesterday were: Buyers SellerCts. Ct.S. per lb. perlb No. 1 R.SS. spit. i loose 341 34^ No. 1 R.SS. fob. m bales May 35 i 34,* No. 2 R.SS. rob. m bales May 34] No. 3 R.SS lob. la bole H&ty 32?. ■<•>
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    Fatal Fight Over Mother & Sister
    418 2 Fatal Fight Over Mother Sister IPOH.— Alleged to have fatally stabb< broth* in-laW as a result of a quarrel over tment of his mother and sister, a foung Indian nam< d Munu samy appeared before the Hon. Mr. Justice Cox Evans m the Assize Court on a charge Of h
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    First Chinese Repats Malaya Leave This
    184 3 250 Want To Go Back (SlllKay Ir.bano Stt'ff Kcporter) M;i! ■-'•i' Chinese CetMitriates to leave ■2. R ol 7 arhil Khfing leaving hSr, t'.r Cimttm. SHtm,, Am,,;, Foorhov, iw* Kchcdii!.-c te teaw h<T. on May 86. sj{' n scKemr gon -n-ri by U.N.Ri m
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    She'll Write A Poem To Mme Chiang
    95 3 She'll Write A Poem To Mme Chiang njUfGHAi. up Vu Ctfrt !i/ 1 .man \.hos«- .lanaa Japai sp> Vanns the ~-u\>-r. m th- r l)lstri«J Court and rr >in?a foar-year old baby, fe* w.v. Kvan^d nrvpissltfn to writr a ulrj^ to M:ii:im«- C hin... „-k in which sh«- called S
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    Veiled Women Demonstrate
    74 3 M\r DELHI. M. E*ghk Hi 4f> ;ufTer- minor wounds |urh r <■■ irbarces tod:i ahore arne to lati ht reports als. In Peshawar womei Muslim League Party nstrated the FronGov.ii m' nts ba n 0' 1 hfs an<! process ons. The xoinrt ci tered the Central Tern
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    HIRCHITO SEES FATHER FLANAGAN
    37 3 HIRCHITO SEES FATHER FLANAGAN 0 Emperor Hlroi 30-mimite •Jdlence t Fajier Edward Fianagan. child welfhre sr\ cialist 'n 'Boy? Town" fame. The Empen tj p a th: r uanasan to cmv; h's "oersonai Kjeflnr to P Truman
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    Boxing Champ In Court
    131 3 Glasgow, May 17 Scottish boxing chiimpion Jake Kilr..:n of Belishill, Lanarkshire, appeared under his real name Henry Owen at Glasgow court today and wa> released on bail of £10 No charge wa. read m the court, but the case was the se- quei to a disturbance
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    THEY BAN MOUSTACHES
    37 3 London. May 17.— "N0 moustI aches allowed" I. the first rule I ol the Midland R.N.V.R OfficerAssociation. Several ex-naval bfflcers were told at the inception tn;it they must sb-ve or grow a beard.- Reuter
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    Britain "Fair" To Coloured Peoples
    137 3 Britain "Fair" To Coloured Peoples •Frofiercton. May IT. -Briti-h r'ew.^paper owner Lord Beaver bronk r(*p?ylrrg to American charges oi British harshness m Palestine ?aid here thai the nire had been the Hirst to tak vn arms In defence oi the Jew-, and that all Jev:- m central Europe would have
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    Kesselring Appeals
    139 3 Milan. May IG. Field Marsha! Albert Kesseiring'-. defense counsel Dr. Latern>er has handed trie British authorities a 1O.uj(» word appeal against the death sentence pas-ed on the former Nazi commander-in-chVi m Italy for war crimes by the Br.tish military court m Venice las; week it was learned here
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    From Week
    52 3 TO GOVERN IN; LONG r©j ent phot h ol Alexander Gran h m, K.C.--j foi m©r i m »t and C-in-C, an Hzh Com mlssftonor for Western Pacific, v hose a lint] i. to h<* Governor and C.-ln-l of Hong Kong m succession to s-r Mark Fbung, Waj
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    "Safety First" Prizes lor Children
    207 3 "Safety First" Prizes lor Children There were 30 pntries for the Competition I;> r additional H rseS for fety F rst Son.; written by m Hugh Bondewyn ol Radio Malay i Three were m Chi. <( si an< a special p will be awarded to the best of the three.
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    Rice Rotting: Report 'Untrue'
    159 3 Kuala Lumpur. Sat. An official statement issued here tonight stated that then- was "absolutely no truth" m the ■'illinformed" report which appeared m a Singapore afternoon newspaper last week uiot the Tribune i. alleging that huge stocks ot rice wore deteriorating m godowns along Malaya's we>t
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    Churchill's Europe Plan "Won't Work"
    278 3 London, May 17. Dr. Thorna-i Mann. Nobei prize winiu-r. con sidcred by many to be Germany* greatest author of the century. called tor a federal Germany bused on Democratic Socialism, m an exclu>ive interview on hts arrival m Britain. Mann. wl«o was deprivrd <>l his
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    Discovwer Of Vitamins Dead
    72 3 Cambridge. May 17 -Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins irtio wa^ the discovered 01 v tamins has died herr aged 86 Sir Frederick s great ambition was to disced che master \-iU\mm. but ht- become blind and died without -c^v'rifc tfhe si ■■.-rn? e6t and Qdosi important o1
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    500 Want To Explore Antarctic
    325 3 500 Want To Explore Antarctic About 500 applications to si?n (m lor the Australian expedition to the Antarctic next summer have been received by Sir Douglas Mawsan m the pa 4 tv\<» years from ytttlrtg adventurers and scientists. Sir Doughs. i s adviser i h olan- en the commit*''. with
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    £50 MIIXTON FROM NEW GOLDFIELDS
    52 3 Ociendaalsrust. Orange Free State. May 17— Sit Ernest Oppcrheimer. South African mires magnate, said today that it would take between five an 3 seven year* to open up tru> newly discovered Orarge Free State goldfields but they would eventually yield !50.00C,000 '^'orth of gold per
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    STOP PRESS
    124 3 SAN FRANCISCO, May X The United States battleship Oklahoma. undOf to\. from Pearl Harbour for s< -rapping m San Francisco, sank *r» «s afternoon 541 miles out froir Honolulu, the I'nited Stains CcastgnaUd .innouin fd to-day. Renter. LONDON. May 17— Norman Yardlt\v of Yorkshire has accepted an invitation
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    British Football Tl 1 Results
    236 3 British Football Tl 1 Results London. May 17. Football results: ENGLISH LEAHI i: FIRST DIVISION. Aston Villa 4. Preston 2. Brentford 1. Liverpool 1 Derby 1. Sheffield Utd 2. Grimsby 4 Leeds Utd. l Hudderslield 3 Middlr-br > 1. Manchester U. 3, Portsrrn ir'h 0 Stoke City 0. Sunderland 0
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    U.S. WATCHDOGS FOR KOREA
    30 3 Seoul, Korea. May 17. -One hundred watch-doss are due t< I arrive m Korea shortly from the 1 United States to guard American billets and warehou
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    Enticed Friend's Wife, Indian Gets 7 Months
    352 3 Enticed Friend 's Wife, Indian Gets 7 Months -Ii\MAN.— A story of how a friend who lived c 01 the ('(-mplainant for some months over•lop- c generosity of his host by misbehaving with l VVlf: ln^y e-nticin^ her away was related to P. Ntwton n the District Court here when
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    1691 4  -  VERA ARDMORE by St. Andrew's Christening The Lord Bishop of Singapore, the Rev. J. L. Wilson, officiated at the christening of Mr. and Mrs. H. E Winser's two children at tt. Andrew". Cathedral la>t Tuesday afternoon. The girl, aged 2|, was given the unusual names
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    SONS DIE IN 2 DAYS
    89 5 SONS DIE IN 2 DAYS > nte slnmll h< i < v\«nl Ut j M*d flth IM> Two i f a» up ali IvAa> Wr i Vli AMvgc ii>' n laid s(r ,,-t BJack!»ui l m ,,urnin^ Rcber! P td- tw<>, and J«l :v- months Th*\v wt\ > happy, siinnj
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    "COUNTESS'S" £1,000 TICKET TO JAIL
    61 5 LONDON. M I fnchsova called infrnati^na! n-out prosecutor, v i tiirty day> and reci Dortation at she had told Urn C< ught a oassport for I Britain. I tonderstand describod said the cro<ecut(-r Bui I been difficult a Fuchscv:i Esterhazy. plead ■tayjjie m the UK
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    TALKS IN DELHI
    45 5 NEW Delhi. May lo The i, 1 v conferred today with s.uw'ar Baldov Bingh In the mou inn and with Jinnah. Laouat Al> Khan. Nehru an,l pateJ m the afternoo:-». Ron tiDUirx his talk- with the Infii.U) leaders on the country** lututv
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    BEVIN ON HOLIDAY
    50 5 London. Ma; 1 1 Fhe 1 I Off.d- said t that Mr. Ern- >< Bcvjn will IX'Rin 1 vai 1 1 1« »n tomorrow alth(>UB he will i\ m tcucii with the Fpi n i He wll return L< r abour Plrtys annual < nfen rice May
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    Because The Cat Fell In A Vat...
    91 5 Because The Cat Fell In A Vat GovLlb Lose £2,000..., pNDON, May n Nine fousand gallon:; oj beer rpl, foaming beer are to o o ured down a drain at Gunami Ihrooffa a ami Which fell m a vat cat was Jenny, champion the m,]]t store at Friary Holroyd and
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    STEALING A KISS -BY A JUDGE
    66 5 LONDON, May i:. Whether ula ing woman will allow a particular young man I Icioj her i:j lite a lawsuit cannot be determined until M has been tried/ 1 remarked Mr. Justice Stable during a case at .V w istle Asdzes. And ii« added:
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    Ids Days At Mercy Of Wolves With Broken Leg
    478 5 Ids Days At Mercy Of Wolves With Broken Leg THE AMAZING STORY OF ALEX KREZEK fSault Sainte Marie. May 17. The amazing stor\ oi how a .V2-y< ar-o'ri Camflian fur trapper survived 138 days m the bush with a broken leg has been revealed by the return of Alex Krezek
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    Romance Ended When He Found Fiancee Was 40
    121 5 L m ,n. May 17. his bride-to-be had -aid she was only thirty tour, instead ol forty, her real age. said William Robert hnannon. 51 a farmer, of Castle conor. Co., Sligo. explain 4 ng i r Ballina Circuit Court why ho
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    Bench Tells Father: You're Setting Too High Standard...
    176 5 LONDON. May 17.— -To a father who had n fused consent to the marriage ol his 18-year-'<ld daughter, Mr. J L. Pratt, the West London magistrate, -aid: u You arc setting too high a standard o! safety and security I tar her."
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    Vera Ardmore...
    881 5 T7 A 7 The Inner Wheel Club met at the Adelphi Hotel at 11 last Thur-day. It was the occasion for the election of the new Piesidest. V:cv-Pre-ident and Committee for the incoming year. There was unu-ual excitement and suspense while the vie, were being taken. Mrs. K.
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    Relatives Pay £1,500 To Ex-Officer's Victims
    326 5 Relatives Pay £1,500 To Ex-Officer's Victims i tents H i bee mi nei thai di by < my. Idin had f< I r< iviriß a Pi rug knowing If to h i md f< r a n.iiv ,i LONDOI L It wa ii it 1 Id B I thai the
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    POLICE HUNT FOR PHONE "ROMEO"
    94 5 POLICE HUNT FOR PHONE "ROMEO" LONDON, Mas !7 POsi •.'.Vui detectives :n« trying to U'jh a *Y;iJi box Romeo*' who ait rdini; to U'lls he h;is p«^.tered, uliisprrs to them on the phone "intimate details «>i hi* iov< i«t«' »!i well-educated ton«-s. l(r weeks he has mam an nyiiK us
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    BLUE' FOR DATTA
    25 5 LONDON. May 16. P. H Datta of Asutosh College, md. ins been awarded tiia cncket bj th<- Cambridge Urn versity captain. Reuter
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    The Sunday Tribune MAY 18, 1947. Face The Crisis!
    458 6 The Sunday Tribune MAY 18, 1947. Face The Crisis! London \gcnts: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98. St. Martin's Lane, W.C2. i: Excellency the Gov- < i nor, Sir Franklin QimSon, is about to leave the Colony 0 a short furlough. He does Sj at a time pregnant with
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    TESTING TIME FOR S'PORE COUNCIL
    716 6  -  W. A. HARPUR by Will the Singapore Legislative Council be of truly democratic flavour? This article suggests that the answer to that question will have to wait until the nominated Unofficial members have had an opportunity io prove their mettle. The Colony Legislative Council proposals
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    453 6  - No Crime, Food Aplenty In This Paradise Town R. B. Ooi The public who live m the Batu Pahat <list:»ct ure much to be envied. Crime > almo- r unknown there, food is plenLful. strike., have never ur>-e. its placidity since the liberation, and racial harmony prevails Over 40.000 piculs
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    THE REAL REASON WHY S'PORE FELL
    600 6  -  ASIATICS NEVER GIVEN A CHANCE ■^P*- > -0~ _0~ _0~ M IN SEVENTY DAYS— THE STORY OF MALAYA by E. M. GLOVER (Frederick Muller, Ltd., 29 Great James Street, London, W.C.I, The author, who has been Managing Fditor of ihe Tribune Group cf Newspapers
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    Blenkinsop's dunNIT again!
    1150 6  - Blenkinsop 's dunNIT again! €i.11.11/« < ohxnui fe I was .sitting m my office writing important Minutes. Blenkinsop addre-sed m* 1 m usual rough style: '"Obi!" he -aid. "do yen kn<,v what's wrong with you?" "Yes!" I replied. "I am inrre ment-less!" "And why?" Because our Chief doesn't like me!'
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    "We DON'T Make Slovenly Housewives, Protest S'pore's College Girls
    764 7  -  TESSIE CORNELIUS Sunday Tribune News Editor sent Staff Reporter TESSIE CORNELIUS to Raffles College last week to quiz the College girls on a number of controversial subjects, and this (by WISH TO I AlTKri^^ 8 :i8 WOMEN STUDENTS ACCUSFD O^ EST
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    Longed For Family Nine Years, Now He's Got Triplets
    190 8 Longed For Family Nine Years, Now He's Got Triplets London, May 17.— Corpora] George Pace, RASC, 32, abroad four years m the Army, was always envious when pals passed round pictures -T their youngsters back home. Married since 1937, there were still no children m Recently, his lace was all
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    Fear Of Thieves Drove Him To Suicide
    115 8 LONDON. May 17. HermOtXgenea Banders, 47. was a frightened man— frightened of thieves, far this year alone inert; had been -even robberies at hiS pub, the White Swan, m Penny will-road. Bristol. So Hermongenes always fceps his money and valuables at his j
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    FALSE TEETH AT 4
    74 8 Toothless victim of a hereditary defect, a four-year-old boy who will never be able to grow any oi his own ha- been with a complete set ot false teeth by a U.S. medical school. LONDON. Ma y 16 Field Marshal Lord Wavell has taKen the title
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    DEAD COUPLE IN "BLACK Wedding
    227 8 DEAD COUPLE IN "BLACK Wedding ALBANY, N>w York, May 10.— The la«it wish of a yOWIg ceupl«\ fatally injured m a car crash, that they should be married, <*yen m death, was carried out h«'r*' by Kabbi SI on 111. The ceremony was a "black wedding," rarely performed outside the
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    BABY SALES IN SPORE: NO LAW TO END PRACTICE
    545 8 S3OO FOR A BOY: SISO FOR A GIRL New Legislature Must Be Enforced (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) SALES oi babies are flourishing m Singapore and the authorities are practically helpless to stop this. Prices. I am told, range from $50 to
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    She — Wanted A Boy...
    141 8 She Wanted A Boy. Mrs. Mabel X, of Staff*- pore, mother of thr«*<- «irls, wanted a baby boy badly. Some months ago, S shortly b<'for«' h«'r fourth "happy «*vent" was to i take plac<\ sh«* lost her job. 1 Owtag to Bit Belal j > straits, she d<*«'id«'d to i
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    He Wants Less 'Unconditional Surrender" In Marriage Vows
    168 8 LONDON. May 17.— The pr< s( nt form ol words lor the marriage vows at resistor < ftices arc "a bald statement ol unconditional surrender." ~aic J Mr. J. D. iHf/iday, Superintendent Regis trar of Caxton Hall Register Mice, Vvv tminstei h.
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    SULTAN KEEPS VICTORY VOW
    112 8 KLANG: vom made h> the Sultan of Smjmu r «tn the return of th<- British Allied Forces to Malaya, was fulfill* 1 when liis Highness donated his personal residence at Kumip*!hk Jawa, Klang, named after his consort, to H\r Arabic school, Klang. This si hool X
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    SHE'S A WOOD NYMPH
    88 9 Pretty Marthu Vlckers, one of Warner Bros' most perfeft'y figured stars, as slu- Patricia Morlson. who plays a red role m S')l Leaser's prr>ri for RKO Radio release, Tarzan and the Huntress." owns I widely faQied collectioii o\ jiigßOßraph records which inrare f)ld .operatic and appears
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    Butterfly Hunt Turns Into A Fight For Life
    499 9  - Butterfly Hunt Turns Into A Fight For Life DAVE DOUGLAS By AMAZON MAN -KILLER CAUGHT BY CAMERA FOR FIRST TIME UNLESS you are a zoologist of the "bring 'em back alive' 1 school, a big game hunter with gun and camera, a tatent hunt through the jungles of ttfie Amazon,
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    103 9 - According to Jane Powell the life of a f aimer is not easy. Jane moved into nor new San Fernando Valley home reivntly. prepared to learn all übout farming. She had a chicken coop with four chickens a cow barn, and a pig pon. Her biggest lament, however,
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    The Point Off The Scissors
    365 9  -  H UGH STEWART By Editing Is tlie extension of direction by other means. The editor m his fashion advances the story just as the director develops creatively from the script. Creattoo is always stimulating and the chief fun of an editor's life is a>se^sing the
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    HOT WORDS AT SECO SESSION
    444 10 HOT WORDS AT SECO SESSION NEW YORK, M-iy 17— A sharp encounter between me (nited States retfifedtntative Hersche! .Tomr fn ai)..i Soviet dele :at3 Andi*ci Ciromyko marked the meet*ns ol the Sctrrity QoanciJ Miile dealing yesterday v> H.l the refusal by Yugonavia, Albania, and Boigaria to co-operate with the t'niied
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    PILOT DIES AFTER RESCUE
    51 10 COLOMBO. May 17. Flying Officer R. M. Cume j pilot ot the R.A.I^. Boau-flghter aircrait which crashed yesterday just after taking oil from Negombo aerodrome was extricated from the burning wreckage by local .schoolmasters anci constables wtio rushed to the scene. He died after a few
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    QUEEN AT FAIR
    24 10 London. May 17. -Tlv Quc^n accompanied by Princess Mar i «aret yc-tor<j;u' paid nn uttomtiai visit to the British Industrie* Fair.
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    Hunt Still On For Alec's Killer
    85 10 LONDON. May 17. People who were m Charlotte Street area of Echo i p days igo when Alec Ue AntiQuis wius shot attended identification parades at Tottenham Court Road police station today. Amcnr, those lined up was a man d< tamed at Woolwich after
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    BRITISH NEWSMAN ON TREASON CHARGE
    59 10 Ronßkong. May 17.—Shanghalborn British i ?wsman Fraii'-c Heiry Johnst m was committed for trial tod. y i harge'd with aidins the enemy after prosecution witnesses alleged that he had nf_ lercd to mako foi the Germa 1 information bur< au m Shanghai a serle s
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    FAMED GEOLOGISE DIES
    76 10 LONDON, May 17.— The death Ls announced to-day of Sir Thcmns Henry Holland whi closely ass »ciated v. r it»i th< :i«v- lopment of India's industry, winch to-day is based upon recommeridation.3 oi the Indian Industrial Commission over which he Lded m 19 WASHINGTON. Xiav 17. Delegates
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    SIAM PAYS FOR OIL IN STERLING
    60 10 BANGKOK. May 17. —It is announced *hat Britain has agreed to allow the Shell Company to accept sterling In lieu of dollars for lubricatirg oils supplied to Siam from Hie Urited States. idon. May 17.— Smuggling i c by American and Briti h n
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    BRADMAN: What I Think Of LARWOOD
    825 11  -  DON BRADMAN fgf by Last Sunday I gave my vl v great English b men of the past thirty years. Now lei me turn to the bowler* rting with the real labourers of the game fasi bowlers. I would rank I nrwood til best,
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    41 11 ess dinner bj I Mer BP m honour Sooj who Jalavan q Ctoaipion>ii't) field dur g tnc ftsttr holiday, will b held .'H j Tons urant HaPP" 2* at 8 ,uch with IPan co Royal A&surance Co. Lt
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    4 SULTANS FORM NEW BORNEO STATE
    91 11 4 SULTANS FORM NEW BORNEO STATE BATAVIA, May 16. -Four Sultans of East Borneo signed an agreement to form a state or East Borneo similar to that of Wo.st Borneo at Samarinda on May 12. t was disclosed at a press conference here to-day by two brothers of the Sulton
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    CHINESE ENVOY SEES VICEROY
    40 11 NUW DEI HI, May 1(5. Chla-lien, the first Chinese Ambassador to India, presented his credentials to the Viceroy, Lord Louis MountbatU-n today ar<] m a speech -aid China had full faith m India's future.— U. P.
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    673 11 ■By Our Radio Repoj Quest Artiste In tonight's Music for Everybody »8.30 p.m.) is soprano Evelyn Dods. Evelyn Ls already well known to Singapore audiences bus a singer, but later In the evening listeners will have the opportunity of hearing her as an actress, n n
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    372 11 I Badminton Notes oiliigingoicrMiaiiiiiicii.v'' Six countries Canada Denmark, India, Malaya, Sweden and the United Stales among the iifteen nation; affiliated to the International Badminton Federation, will challenge the hitherto recognised supre- macy of England at the game of badminton at the forthcoming international contest to
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    485 11 I*l ricid^i by Charlie Elliott was th€ winner at 20-1 with Pftscft third at 9-4. K»chard3 having ndden Bute iiain to victory m the New n.arket stakes this woek should now oe m a position to form some opinion if their respective merits to
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    Hirohito Will Not Resign
    186 11 Tokio. May 17.— Emperor Htro- hito is tultilline satisfactory hi function under Japan n^.v con- stitution and rumour.;, circulated abroad that his 'Midden reslgn- atton" is -t;il a oossibtlity are without foundation, according t> the highest Japanese and Aljied quarters. The Emperor last saw Macj Arthur
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    47 11 RANGOON. May 16 It was officially announced v lay uin* the British India Bteam N Ration liner 'Sir Harvey A'»am sou" which had been missing oil the lower Burma coast since mul-Apnl "must row he cvisi (i. red lost with all on board Reuter
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    149 12  -  ATOMIC Sports Noli (By Football followers irill be prow i»(j with full u<-«'k's proIlimillC <>1 first (lass IOCOr at Jalan li«'sar beginning, (o-moi row, irhen tbc Army will tu^iuiih the Malays, both < i«>v i»vals for the league honours. II- Arm] arc «-!>•• potafl ah«'ad
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    857 12 Coral Sea Wins The Big Event PENANG, Sat.— Three hordes, Wynmalen, Gay Prattle and Double Nine stored "doubles" lor the Penang May meet when they won their second outings at today's races The going was yielding. Oral Sea, a Tribune "nap" selection,
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    111 12 Entries are inviteU for the 4th annual badminton tourrament cf the Maxfli Bac.rrnnton Farty. The fol'jowirg are the events: Men's Junior Singl s Champior.ship (League System*. Kten'a Senior Singles Champio. .ship (League System), Men's Opi'ii Doubles Championship (League System* Inter Cing competitcis are reminded to ren<j
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    A.C.S. Hold First Post-War Sports
    472 12 A.C.S. Hold First Post- War Sports The Anglo-Chinese School held its first Annual Athletic Sports meeting since the liberation, at the Jalan BeSar Stadium yesterday. Choong Koon Seng House were the champion j of th? day wi.h 25 points, followed by the Tar Kah Kee House with 22 points. There
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    110 12 Two ol the six fißhu which made up the Junior promotion card at ti/ Happy World stadium endf-d m tecnnicul knockouts las; night. The other tight- went the lull distance. Results Lightweight «6 x 3 mm.): Jeff Holmes <130 lb.) beat William Smith (132 lb.) on point>.
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    ANCHANT HITS 49 NOT OUT
    239 12 The cricket match pi aye. 1 between tne S.R.C and the I First Queer/s Regiment ended i fn a wir. for the former with 45 runs at the Padang yesterday. Ar chant batted i>picndiuly ,o knock 49 runs not out Scores SRC. Anchant not out,
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    57 12 The following will n present the 223 BODCA agftfogt the HQ.. SEALF. Sigs In a soccer match tc-c*ay at 5 p.m.. at the a ciation ground. St. Georges pround:--Osman Angullia. :> Lopez, Sahat, Lowther. Lim Chwee Leng, Omar. Ahmad. Samad. Baian. Zam Zam Boon Leong, Dollah Angullia. Tan
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    326 12 Wicket-keeper G. K. Stein stumiml six nm men m the first Innings when the S.C.C. eisil the Police m their rr^.tch on the Padang vest a Stein, who stumped two more men m the second Innings, also knocked up 40 runs for the Club. Four of
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    79 12 LONDON, May m te Football Association tl^ ed that following UftTS Mr. Chuter Kde, Home^ Ury, Uv ban on mi*/* football has been rem^ Mid -week games withL n, kii-k-off will be pern? at the hr^inning anc j fnd the next season, and also i'
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    151 12 Raffles Institution dn f Victoria School by eight t£ a cricket match played r I Victoria School gi'ourr RAFFLES C Krishnan c K^m Singh 11; J. Raja lbw Cam^ J. iSiUKn b Campo, 0; B b Campus 0; O. UorairajbC pus U; R. Sharma lbw
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    135 12 In a barlnvnton matel eel on Friday night, B.P. beat »the Mtrr B P "Reservi's' 1 by 6 %mt I 3. Results <Rex B P mentioned first 3: SINGLES: -Kfcoo Soo 8« beat Chia Ens |iQ 15-11 Siow Whatt Perm beat Boon Tiong 15-9, 13-13 15-8; Tan Hock
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