Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 6 July 1947

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    34 1 THE PEOPLE FOk THE PEOPft^ THE ONLY NATIONAL <EwSPAPER IN MALA/ A The Sunday Tribune Now ]»iiiiltMl simultaneously in Singapore. Koala Lumpur, ipoh Ptonang. 'Phone 581! (Three Lines) PAGES SIXGAPOKF, JULY (>, 1917. TEN CKNTS
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    BULL DOZING BLITZKRIEG
    543 1 BULL DOZING BLITZKRIEG Singapore Dcrrocracy 1947 Sty!': 1V THE «i >tiOii (I THE SUNDAY TRIBI NE) on v. s iguj 0 cj Ja >an ■I 1 >nw thn wn Into road v. h-le h r Boi rd bull fort nd. j The hul Insanitary. The occupants had o quit, iiu-
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    BLAKEMORE SENT FOR MENTAL OBSERVATION
    712 1 BLAKEMORE SENT FOR MENTAL OBSERVATION !POH SHOOTING DETAILS S'B ii J. i^roxsriors Held On Murder Charge (From our stall correspondent) IPOII, Sat.— Former Singapore Rural Board Health Officer, handsome, bespectacled Dr. W. L. Blakemore, still unconscious after last night's shooting incident here, in which one European woman was shot dead
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    Another Train Accident
    112 1 Kuala Lumpur, Sat The tli.rd train accident within weeks occurred at noon today between Salok Sruth ai.J Sungei Be> when a 3rd clasi coach and nine wagonj jumped <>ff the rails. it. i: nnderfttood there were no casualties. Authorities hope i< clear I he lines bv t<
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    28 "LION MEN" TO DIE
    32 1 DARK;- SALAAM. Tanganyika, July 5. Twnny-rii'ht death Sentencea hove so fur I een passed on "lion nii'ii" or witch doctor., accused of 16 RlUrden in Sinjjida district.
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    7 Reasons Why There Shouldn't Be Income Tax
    358 1 (From Our Stan" Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, »Sat. -Th Council of Malayan Associations, organ of vested interests in t*:< Malayan Union, has decided raisa its voice against th#» intr,. ductlon of income tax in Malaya I'iie ouncil has drafted a me rv. irandum
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    RUBBER SLUMP WILL COST UNION GOVT. $31 MILLION
    315 1 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, July s.— Should the price of rubber remain at an average of 25 cents from beginning ol June- to the end of the year, the Union Government will only lose S3 millions from its revenue. This
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    5,000 RUPEES TAXI HOLD-UP
    43 1 In a "taxi*' robbery, an Indian afohaniedSvn was reported to have held up at pistol point and relieved of 5,000 rupees by iv/o other -Chinese fares while they wer< proceeding along North Brid:;o Road at 11.30 ft tei doy.
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    $1500 ROBBERY NEAR BANK
    32 1 A Chinese mi allegedly held up by two compatrioti at the point of a revolver behind th«- Overseas Chinese Bank some time before ye: terday, :ind robl 80.
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    QUADS IN EGYPT
    31 1 CAIRO, July -Quadruple all «.f whom an- doing well, have been born in afehrez, in Upivr Egypt, to a 40-year-old farm labourer ;'nd .'.:> yean* <>!tl v. i ft*.
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    Padre Starts Sex Class In S'pore School
    665 1 (tty Harry Fang:, Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) An un )Tq{ I jcl si j .it local school i >ry was taken :t t we k when ts^ ol the Anglo-Chinese Continuation School, between th eg ol 16 and 21, began a course i:i
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    Police Raid News Agency
    122 1 Police Raid News Agency (Sunday Tribune Stafl Reporter* c ngaporc police visited placi :ludUig A: uflice (Indonesian NewsAg'-ucyj :uij number ol people for u. yesterday. i' lerstood that two u lm p ant iv ople connected with Indccesla were umnng those tain ng. U.ivil a late hour last night .-.d
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    Radio Malaya Wages War On Shyness Among Children
    1004 2  -  Tessie Cornelius Poor Reception Spoils Programmes (By Waging a successful 'war' against shyness, poor speech and lack of personality antongetf school children i:> the Radio Malaya School Broadcasting programme which ha* been relayino a varied and educa tional series of talks since
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    WESLEY MYF CELEBRATE JULY FOURTH
    184 2 WESLEY MYF CELEBRATE JULY FOURTH (Sunday THbmc Stall Reporter) Last Night. Wesfo M.YJ celebrated July 4 Aim Independence Day variety programme to help boos fui i Some 360 m< mtoei ard friends were present. The i 're programme was called "Huxnouresque" urc consisted of a new, fast, an 7 hilarious
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    3 NEW LAWYERS IN THE UNION
    60 2 <oiu own Reporter.) KUALA LUMPUR. July o Mi\ K. C. Cilia of Kuala Lumpur, Mr. s. P. Seenivasagam land Mr. R w. P. Peter* boUi or Ipoh, wirv- admitted as Advocates and Solicitors of th« Malayan Union by the Chief -i^ t'ce Malayan Union,
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    YOUTH (22) FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE
    123 2 YOUTH (22) FACES ATTEMPTED MURDER CHARGE A young Chinese girl was stated in the fourtn police court to be one of the three people. 22 year-old Yeo Chwce Tee was alleged to have attempted to murder, at 1030-C Jansen Road on June 30. The girl Teresa Chua, it was stated,
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    TRIED TO EARN $20, JAILED THREE MONTHS
    148 2 TRIED TO EARN $20, JAILED THREE MONTHS An Indian seaman who plead ed through his counsel that when he tried to take two pounds of opium to Singapore he was In a •"muzzy" condition. The seaman, Baluganda, aged 25. was sentenced to three months' rigorous imprisonment by the First District
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    TAIWANESE GETS 4 YEARS FOR ATROCITIES
    155 2 TAIWANESE GETS 4 YEARS FOR ATROCITIES (Sunday Tribune staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Julj r > <f>r having ill-treated civilian residents of Kuala, Kangsar bet ween .Time nr.d July, 1945. a Taiwanese named Katsurayama Shigeru alias Knoi san alias Anir Kai Tong, a civilian Inter* preter attached tu the Kuala Kangsar
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    STRIKE OF PENANG HAULIERS SPREADS TO MAINLAND
    200 2 STRIKE OF PENANG HA ULIERS SPREADS TO MAINLAND 'Tribune Stuff R< porter) Pei rag, -July 5. Armed po ilccmen and fembera ol the Police Anti -Riot Squad, armed with lathis, mid number of detectives and plain clothes men ar- on duty along Weld Quay ai 1 the Harbour area. The
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    Indian Robbed Of $2,840 In Trishaw
    140 2 Indian Robbed Of $2,840 In Trishaw rsanda) Tiiiuin,. stall Reporter) j Chntese gunmen >n Singapore < away with $3,140 In casii r cheque worth $500, and cloth worth $:*2 In two daring arm. .j r >bberies staged on tttday night ~^^mm\ The firs' took nUce at l a.m. n Bukit
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    NEW TEXTILES FIRM OPENS
    254 2 Mr. r. Jumabhoy, President oi th«. Indian Chamber oi Commerce, yesterday declared open th« new mvmi-cs of Messrs Bajaj Textiles, in Raffles Place Singapore. Tu a brief speech, Mr. Juma bhoy congratulated the business partners on their enterprise ?r said that it wa< a proud mo
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    Kindness Ends Stone-Throwing
    251 2  - Kindness Ends Stone -Throwing S.S. Chua (i;«. Two months ago wh< i R Club was first open< .1 urchins wh gathered there 1 ut oi cu and threw.*^ at the pioneers becau et! 5 doubted their sinceri Today, these same b and 4: rly are 1 1 quenting the club,
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    Chinese Chambers To Discuss Income Tax
    44 2 IPOH, July ;,._An into, lant meetlni of th,. \n Malayan Chinese Chaaibfr of Commerce will H held Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 1 The question of income v. In the Malayan Union will the main subject for it» sion.
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      506 2 SITUATIONS VACANT TRAINING IN WELFARE WORK Applicanu are invited to vacancy allotted to Singapore for a course for Colonial Sociul Welfare Officer a 4 th,. London .Sch<x>] of Economics. The course beiclns in September, 1947. The scholarship, tenabi lor a maximum ptnoi or two ITS. ii open to: any student
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    TRIBUTE TO BOSE
    101 3 Our Own Reporter) -€P< king of v. taji ay. ing Lock, C.B I tribute to /*f NetajiSub; .n--an Cheng L M about the lit Mr. Tan* "It is lne\ iSimtot for th riStocome but it can trough the Jjofal! thf i^'>rt<- In MalA. Thivy. prei id van
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    Harbour Board Chief Defends Trafalgar Street "Blitz"
    359 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Acting Chairman of the Singapore Harbour Board, Mr. P. A. T. Chrimes, yesterday defended the "blitz" action tak»>n against squatters in the Trafalgar Street area on Friday afternoon. Explaining thp circumstances. Mr. Chrimes told the Tribune: "We served individual
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    Judge Orders 3rd Trial On Murder Charge
    128 3 IPOH, July -An order for another retrial was made in <li«. IVrak Supreme Court by oh- n«..i. Mr. Justice inn m murder cas** in which a young Chinese said i•> !>«• u member <j! the MPAJA irai charged with killing an elderly Chinese
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    "No Snobs" Club Re -opened
    584 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The official re-opening of the Chinese Association tcok place yesterday before a crowd of about 100 members and friends who witnessed Dr. Wu Paak-Shin«, the Chinese Consul-General, perform the simple ceremony by cutting the red and white ribbon, tied across the
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    Sappers Charged With Robbery
    86 3 Two soldiers of the Royal Engineers, South Asia Oro'io. were charted with robbing a Malay n Singapore, at the Singapore Second Police Court yesterdaj The accused Charlea Bryant Ma lone aged 22 and Thorn a* Oswald' Parker. a«cd 27 wen- i allowed bail ol $500 each
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    Nine Years' R.I. For Two JSPs
    204 3 Nine Years' R.I. For Two JSPs Kuala Lumpur. July 5. For having voluntarily caused grievous hurt to a Chinese named Tai: Poon with a knife, two Japanese Povvs, Hamao Asaichi and Taka Satazumi, were convicted by Mr. Justice Spencer Wilkinson at the Assizes and sentenced to nine years 1 rigorous
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    SOLDIER FACES MURDER CHARGE
    53 3 An Irdian soldier was charged with the murder of another Indian Appla Naidu, at the 2nd Indian Transit Camp, Ulu Pandan on July 4 at 4 a.nv, in the Sirgapore Fourth Police Court yesterday He is Shu.shi Mohammad who was remanded in police custody for 48
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    NEW CHILD FEEDING CENTRE
    31 3 A now child-feeding Centre will be opened at No. Ql, Loronfe 33, Gtylang, on Wednesday. H. E. the Officer Administering the Government will officially open the Centre.
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    NO EVIDENCE OF RED RESPONSIBILITY
    35 3 LONDON, July, s.— There is no eviderue that the Soviet Union ia responsible for the fri< tion between thr outer Mongolian Republic and Sinkiang, the inttluential London Timed i>aid today.
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    FROM THIRD TO FIRST
    19 3 Britain has moved from third p'art pre-war to first ]»lacc now in world biiycle production.
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    "THANKS FOR DEFEATING US"—BEVIN
    112 3 "THANKS FOR DEFEATING US"— BEVIN LONDON, July r». Kln« Cii'orge VI and tin' President «i the United siutos were toasted together at the annual. rndep<'!icl<'ii<'f Day dinner of the American Society in London last night, presided over by the Ameriran Ambassador. Lewis W. Douglas. 'Proposing "today v.e eetehrite" he said
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    "Ovaltine King" May Build House On Malaya Pulau
    220 3 (Sunday Tribune Start Reporter) "Ovaltine is responsible for my Vne state of health." Sir Harry Hague, Chairman of Messrs. A. War.der Ltd., the proprietors of Ovaltine, greeted me with these words when I met him at the reception room, Kallang Airport, yesterday,
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    JCSA Is Now CSA
    403 3 Thf Junior CiV»l Servr.v A sociation. Singapore, will he forward be known a.. 'h- C "Service Association, Thi,s change waft rife. yesterday as the lesult of an amendment to the Rules unanimously adapted at the eighteenth annual geceraPiheel of that body. In placing the amendn before
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    BORROWED POLICE GUN FOR SUICIDE
    37 3 BRISTOL, Rhode Island, Julj B Arthur J. Belmore, -v.k of Bristol. •<! into the Police Headquarters, borrow el .1 revolver from ,-i patrolman and committed suicide bi the startled officer could stop mm.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3241 4  -  VERA ARDMORE m Bukil Serene '1 N':vv were well and truly 'M lined last week-end by Lord I ady Killearn at the lovely BukP Serene Istana. Last irday afternoon they gave a tea party for naval ratings from H M B Glasgow and H.M.S. Belthe
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      308 4 f wy Our thanks >-; fj. to a host oj I name 1" ;-f SflP- hai-flks JHHB* |S^^ PLACE. A lirnited number cf these delightful instruments 3re now ava!i:-ble. 11 Kobi-ison Uoad Tel: 7030 Singapore >tf^ i^V^^^f\\o^ Room KM G.H. Building I \f'\ x \\\tf Telephone r i:.)7 vS <10
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      62 4 i PUNCTUALITY! Is a Business asset. Let! us service your timepiece 1 if it is faulty. YICK WOH HINCj 429, North Bridge Road (near Middle Road) Singapore. Phone: 7922 (Contractors to H.M. forces since 1928) "Marjorie Ann" Your Permanent Wave? HAVE IMPORTED THE LATEST "CALLINAN" SYSTEM OF PERMANENT WAVING European
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      16 4 TO-MORROW THE UTTLE SHOP! For 6 Days w- i list ia:igee a-o sU lio^ Bl y~L**if&
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    The Sunday Tribune JULY 6, 1947. Textile Charity Begins At Home
    538 6 The Sunday Tribune JULY 6, 1947. Textile Charity Begins At Home t/ondon A««nt«: IM«vtsrt. <:«»liu Turner Ltd.. lalbut Ho us*. 98. St. Martini Lane. W .1 Have textiles become to: much of a good thing il Malaya? Apparently ft judging by the considerable amount of agitation, whicl dealers' in this
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    TE LL US THE FACTS!
    679 6  - TE LL US THE FACTS! W. A. Harpur In terms of purchasing values, national income is down by four -fifths, bv Sim p* ;.cr» came to Malaya, Lhe course of events has shaped Itself in a man v- ry disappoint inp* to \\l( \)<()\)\c. The disadvantages of the British military
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    MONTY'S IDEAL FOR BRITONS
    75 6 Field-Marsha) Lord Mont-•oni'-iv. receivlrc carlis'e" reeJcm shortly before lie lef n hi.s Far Eastern tour, gavi li.s "ice.ipf** for a successful '3riton: "The main requirement in a trong and virilp i atioi al chaactor i« 'balai.ee.' The maniood 01 the i at ion must hav» i
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    Cassandra
    458 6 Dublin. In a few days from now, they will be celebrating twentyone years of Eamon de Valera. His position in Eire is absolutely secure and he is more closely tied to this country of his adoption than ever. The Churehills, raid the de Gaulic.^ are disinherited. The Francos and
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    50 MEN & me
    345 6 50 MEN me ■■■■■■■a 1 1 1 had a choice I'd always work with men they are rnorp inn. Jhat-; what i thi»*h iiuw alter working in ft i^r. Oifiir— nff> j.'.cTi ana me rr.fiCiiii> 1 un t rr. f.ioyr a i f>i>» I ii«';.l"n l.».!l i r ,r\\ 011
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    Reshaping The Mind of S'pore Youth
    1189 6  - Reshaping The Mind of S'pore Youth Harry Fang This is the story behind the founding of the b pore Chinese Y.M.L.A. Th< Chinese Young Men' Christian Association has an ambitious programme for local Chinese young mei:. and re quires funds, members, and publie co operation. Tho building, situated at 107,
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    These Numbers Fool You
    372 6  -  I. M. MICHAELSON How many cigarettes a da! are you smoking now? N<~ don't tell mo— l know. It is ii 10, 15, 20 or 30. Possibly 7or i2. But I never nut anyone yet who admit tod smoking 0. 1 1 17. or or 29
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    SCHOOL HEADS FAVOUR SEX EDUCATION IN S'PORE: 'WILL CUT DIVORCES'
    1849 7 SCHOOL HEADS FA VOUR SEX ED UCATION IN S'PORE: 'WILL CUT DIVORCES' Assigned to the job of gathering public opinion on sex education in Singapore schools, bunday JL, Tribune Staff Reporter HARRY FANG quu/eH leading educationists :nd students alike, and this is the Hio majority of students and heads of
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    RESEARCH ON LEPROSY
    52 7 anMBAY. B h i:lrti1 Z*.. (/en.-rallv said to be ,1, is yield).. inten--s?>,\rrh n Jinbay K Dr *a«havendra D row who naa b en work in an iiitf-rv ud tha* f rch in£te th* possibility bi flndi u bv which the requ Lnd for the most JJJ^
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    "FLYING SAUCERS" LATEST U.S. NAVY PLANES?
    222 7 "FLYING SAUCERS" LATEST U.S. NAVY PLANES? LOS ANGLES, CALIFORNIA. July s.— The Daily News said tocay that the myatciious "flyr'-S saucers" reported j-reakii g ov*r parts of the U: tfed Btate a may ho the Navy's new Flapjack." The paper rcncriej that tr\" "Flyiric Flan jack" had fivr p*'ees devoted
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    Eisenhower Warns U.S.
    94 7 Vicksburghmlhs, July 4. Army Chief of Staff. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower, told a July 4 audience that wo must "guard ourselves well' 1 until all nations arc ready to substitute a Council table for a battlefield. He said effective world preparation "even 11 distant" remains the logical goal
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    CONFIDENCE VOTE FOR RAMADIER
    45 7 PARIF. July 5. Paul Hamadier, Fn-nch Premier, la.st night ■ecured i vote of confidence. In Um National A st-inli cn hi.s G »vt'rnrn«:.i f'onomic policy involving au.stti t, measaiti :;ud pegged prices Mid Th« voting wu 331 for 247 i. Reuter
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    Will Do Harm, Says Woman Educationist
    187 7 MISS DOROTHY HSt\ graduate of Simpson College, iewa. us. A., aid prii cipal Oi the Me'hodis' i j Oiirl's Continuation School, laid: "Iraaequatc 1 .sex ecucat oi ei fear. brooding, ai x»ety and dei/3air, while proper sex < education assist* in un- \i: c'.ii
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    Promotion For Killearn's Deputy
    139 8 Promotion For Killearn's Deputy Mr. Michael Wright. Deputy to Lord KlllearO < Special Commissioner in S.E. Asia), is returning to the U.K. on Wednesday by air. Ho has been promoted to be an Assistant Under Seere j tary of ttate at the Foreign Office. Mr. Wright was one of the
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    ARAB-.JEWISH PACT PLAN
    44 8 .JERUSALEM. July .">.— David B-ii Oturion, (iO-yvsr-old Poltefe-toorn chairman of th«- Jewi >h Ayrncy Executive, proposed :m Arab- Jiv.i.sh i ihutK <* iv, paH <>f three-point plan for Palestine when he outlined the Jew isn use today to tho United Nfitions Palestine Committee.
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    "Tommy" Nippon-jin Wants Jap War Criminals Strung Up Without Mercy
    368 8  -  Robert Ung (By ShingD "Tommy" Asahmi longs to return to America and hopes to do so as soon as the Peace Conference is held. "Tommy" has a good reason for wanting to step on American soil again as... lAtni; Beaih,
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    Tried To Collect Funds At Police Barracks
    125 8 Tried To Collect Funds At Police Barracks Ha.ji Hmir'n bin Dato Tembarau. a Johore Malay was charged In th<- Bincapore Second Police Court yesterday with collecting money without permission at the Pol i ice Barracks. Hill Street on July 3. Hussein who was dressed in a k*ng blue overcoat which
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    PREACHER CHAINED HIS DAUGHTER (16) TO BED POST
    181 8 KNOXVILLF. nSNNESSEE, July 5. Sixteen year old Geraldinc Massengill, rccoveiin^ from livid pain on her body, was liappy away from her home where the police found her chained to a bedpost by her Baptist preacher lather, who said he wanted to keep
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    161 9 The Mala deka" ("Vo <•• lorn") inow c be released I i:. Bintapi re "Serua: Merdel tory Cf the ur:r'< .ya dur I f the Jap occupation with events of thai 1 The Mm was entirely shot in md contains plenty ol "colour."
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    95 9 Hubby May Be A Star If your husband Isn't I iK at, don t nag him. Who ki.o-vs/ He may be a injvic star. Here s a description of the character wno will piny a leading role with C star Fred MacMurray all 1 the way through "The Mir- acle
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    213 9 NEW FILM PARALLELS STAR'S LIFE HOLLYWOOD. Saturday-Bar-onra Hale has had the unHW" experience of reliving a part of her oar career in a motion picture. The picturr is FKO Radio's "A Likely Story," ir. which she costras with her husband. Bill Williams. In the nicture Brabara portrays a girl who
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      419 9 FOIOII-'it CRIPPLE AMAZED I2'S FRIENDS When lie Took I'p Outdoor Sports mm Here s the sN a young ma.i who ha 0 h< i ak ng oar^ i I again. He tells how he tr i remedy af ei and ri firaly n form r II n r hm on
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    Occupation Marriage Valid, Says Judge
    378 10 (From Our Own Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, July s.— "Since the act of the Japanese Authorities in appointing Mr. P. Samuel a Marriage Registrar was an acl which was done in accordance with the provisions of the Christian Marriage Enactment, I hold the marriage was valid
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    Indians Want To Play Sing Tao
    78 10 (Our Soccer Keporter) Pending approval ol the Sinfapore Amateur Football Asso ciatioi:, the Indian Association special Sub-committee i.s making arrangements for Sing Tao, who an- at present in Rangoon, to play ci game here when they itturn, against a Malayan Indian Soccer side. The
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    Merrilads Soccer
    81 10 The Iferrilads soccer team will i miH't th<' Binirapore Cricket Club at .sever at thr Padunr on Wednesday, July 9. (Kick-off 5 p.m.) Play. are requested to go direct to th.field. The team will lu> selected from th»« following: Yew Tim. Teck Beng, Hock Guan. Soon San. Keng
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    Van Rooyen Takes 5 Wkts For 2
    71 10 In a low-scoring game, the Singapore Recreation Club defeated the 223 BOD by zl runs m a cricket match yesterday <>n the h.RC padang. Batting fi rst 223 BOD made 32 runs and the Recs replied with 53. For the 223 BOD. Van
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    USEFUL B. P.
    68 10 The Useful Badminton Party's team against the Merridale Bp. at the former's court. No. 45 L'jrong 27A. Goylang next Sunday. will be chosen from the following: Oeorge Chen. Raymor.d Frois, Ooh Tiun Chye, Chan Mun Kit. Cheng Heng Wah, Dol a. Rahman. Robert Yap Teo Boon Eng.
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    59 10 'C. vs Ceylon BpOfta Club on Sunday, at 11. 00 a.m. on the Pacing. The following have been selected to represent th<- Club: J. B. H. Leckie, J P. Pearson, J. W. Ewart J. P. Luff. H. B. Noon, F. T. Ho C. Bell, G. K. St«in. P.
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    S'pore Badminton Championships: Ties
    1073 10 First ties in the Singapore' Badminton Association Junio. ar.tl Veterans Championships will be played off on Saturday. July 19, at th<> Clerical Union Hall. Rangoon Road. Games will start at 2 p.m. on Saturdays and 9.30 a.m. on Sundays. Full details of the draw and the
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    New Bevin Warning
    216 10 LONDON. July 5— A warding, apparently aimed at Russia that urovocation could be carried too far, was issued last night by the British Foreign Secretary. Mr. Ernest Bevin. "hen he spoke at the annual Ir.cependence Day dinner of the American Society here, presided over by the American
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    377 10 (Our Own Reporter.) MALACCA. Baturi Hundreds of parents and reli thronged the Tranque rah English School Grounds to witness the 10 ih annual athletic school The firid :.nd its surroundings tastefully decorated with buntings and flags and Mrs. A. H. W Lilly distributed the prizes
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    47 10 M The R P r be s; F xi at School arn selected from the following pi C. Humphri*' Anthony You. Bwyny, Hock Guan, H Christi« Babai, a. Quintal, D. Dragon, M. K d. Bwym c Carnegie, P. Swyny, J r "and Mat how Y
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    38 10 LONDON. July 5 —Thousands Of Londoners nay go without food rations this weekend becaus? Of an lincfflcinl" strike of 4,000 shop sistunts i'i tin- 130 Co-wp. Society shop in South London, d.--to itarl i.04
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    32 10 During the flist six months of th^ yp:ir, lifeboats round the cm Great Britain and Inland put out to rescue 286 t!!r.»\s record nurabcln peace— tim< and rescued 299 live>
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    93 11 A studio M fhosi M »lui rap-pi-d wli«n a broadcaster spoko of uiithnatt has been laid after days ot lermeh. Three loud knocks lalerrunltcl tbm spcakir >iis, .hann«- Poster, la a MkloKe talk at the Belfast studios. She jumpi'd So did tinensiliecri and thousands »f listeaefß.
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    876 11 SUNDAY BADM INTON NOTES (By Our Spatial Correspondent) The open letter from "A Quari'T-Finalisf in last Week's Issue in which the Writer advocated non-rejection of previous quarter and sentl-flcallsts from the junior tournaments, has received p< pular support fr< m practically all afflliat
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    54 12 HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. July Mr. Winston Churchill was tleCt.d tottighl B member of the Conuccticui irhaptd «'i the Society oi" Cmrinn.ttt i. on organ ieatton forini'tl i <.fflc\M.s in the AmJiican Army at th« R Volution of 177... Mr. Church li is tho Arbt B.i^lishman to be-
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    418 12 LONDON, July s.— Douglas Jardine, former En Test captain who toured with a team t.o India the great "bodyUtae" controversy during the Australian trip in 1932, to-day made an appeal In the London TlMi for the usr of a smaller cricket ball instead ol
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    299 12 BOXING NOTES <By Ringside) SlagajM re u^ht tans will be given the opportunity il .seeing the West Australian welterweight 23-year-old Leo Heaiiiy dong I his Stuff next Friday when he will give a sparring exhibition at the New World Arena at p.m. Besides his
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    39 12 Me t. spon pi (I t» the a,! Chinese Sports Federal diving exhil torday it j at the Ti'i over 200 crovdtd re^ an Kan Trng .supnJ! Booti Ouan div( Tu IWJ peinU, 46 4 >mpulrori points.
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