Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 August 1947

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    10 1 The Sunday Tribune PAGES SINGAPOBE, AUGUST 3. i<)47." TEN CENTS
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    ARCHDEACON SAYS OUR GOVT."TOO EXPENSIVE"
    292 1 INCOME TAX WILL NOT BE JUST (Sunday Tribune Stall Rexiorter) ARCHD£ACON OF SINGAPORE, THE YEN. Ih X ROSENTHALL, IM AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH THE SUNDAY TKIBINi: YESTERDAY ATTACKED THE ADMINISTRATION <M< SINGAPORE AS BEINC; FAR TOO EXPENSIVE.** Government, I Id, la c Ing too much
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    $300,000 To Fight S'pore TB
    155 1 'Suniay Tribune S cs r porter) bf. Ch< n 8u I. >■■ •>>•■ <>t i hii m ji V 11, tjU'nst tnhrnt'! W in. that <i in ,n im > ,li»Uars (t.\ mq nlolilf. i. -i tir Silver Anti-Tnlfr-Wi'li the mon*»y. he said, the Jiiprlntiiin
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    36 TB DEATHS
    35 1 Si;"'.pore recorded 543 birth-. ur.d-209 deaths during th e wees «amg July 2g. lubercu! f >as claimed 30 vieut ol 73 c'.o'^ reported tafuntlJc death rat* was J}J»»ncl tli. v ,.k orevtOlM
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    DOCTORS' GIFT TO RED CROSS
    22 1 Alumni ABtoeU. Sjk??V f icl; v decided to will b, cilerfc-d to m Induntsia, i t was
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    CHIANG TO GO ON HOLIDAY
    16 1 CHIANG TO GO ON HOLIDAY •'ti f? 1 Au 2. -Chines* reEtf" VlMt Kulin a brief
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    NO 'WALK-OVER'
    63 1 MIL HAGUE* \u X I ihr '.Mlrp,;nient left s| n<u>pap«r II«*t J'aroftl txprtfMi anxiety iSslllda) at the fart (hat after two weeks of fiphtin- m lalonesi; Dutrh troops ha\ Mi, l nnt finished lh*'ir openiiion^. Th« *>ap«'r rt- alls QfSjgiml Sp<wr*s orlffaaJ estimate of thre»tf> ftv«> r'aji aofivit
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    Warplanes on mystery flight
    85 1 'lAMPA. FLORIDA, Aug. 2.— The Deputy Collector o< Cum *****; announced here early tod.ty that h»had :uSkud all airp>rt» to Watch for ■even combat~typ* piane.s which were believtd to h;r. taken off fui v foreign country without permi: The plalles Were ri .'cried <u~ tWo P-38.
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    Cocky, A True Britisher, Snubbed A Field Marshal
    589 1 GOOD MORNING!' (Sunday Tribune SUfI Reporter) In the buck garden of the hoir- of Mr. Mrs. W. T. Macdermott In Anoer Koad. a whit Australian parrot with vermillion tinges In his crest and soft yellow down under his powerful wi»ss, m variably
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    van mook: 'will stop war if ordered to'
    523 1 HATAVIA, Aug. Tht Netherlands //■>/•(( action" m itnd Sumatra could En stopped 'tun Uu%< it he wen instructed i-i t thi Dutch Qorernmenf fo do to f l)r Van Mook told Rf.ti > > i xap tonight rwferrutg to th Security Council
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    WOODSTOCK FREEDOM FOR MR. CHURCHILL.
    24 1 WOODSTOCK.. Aug. 2.— Mr. Winston Churchill will tl receiving the freedom ot Woedstock *h t-^uning. Wcxxl.tock is Churchill's birthplace
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    EGYPTIANS BOYCOTT DUTCH SHIP.
    39 1 CAIRO. Aug. 2. Egyptian WOrk-t-r.s o f the Sut-z canal t<Xlay decided Jl((f to the i^s-sa--:* through th«- tana) of the lc-.000-tuii Dutth liner Volcndam cmrryiag 'J.ooo Dutch reinforcements ;>nd >.v a utateriaJ for Indnnvsia.
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    INDIAN H.C. TO U.K.
    28 1 N-K\V DELHI. Au tf I.— Th« GoverQSJieilt of India had appointed Mr. V. X Xri*hn-» Menon M Hgh 00mlfliS*ien*r foi Infill m B i.ritHin
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    "DON'T DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR OUR RICE"-UNION GOVERNOR
    324 1 "DON'T DEPEND ON OTHERS FOR OUR RICE" -UNION GOVERNOR (From Our Own Reporter" KUALA LUMPUE, Sat.— The md lor Malaya to depend on her »fTo:ts to produce fo<;cl and n< t to place much reliance on imports was strcnjjlv stre-vsej by Sir Edward Gent, (iovo: ior of the !\Talivan Union,
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    had towel sewn in stomach
    65 1 BALTIMORE, Au°USi 2 —Arthur Jcf fervor, an ex-soldier from Hoppa, Maryland, filed a suit for USSIOO.(MO damages ftgairst thr Government yestercay, charging tha- an vtmv surgeon once -ewod i:p a hand fowci m his stomach dur-ng be abdominal opcratioti. Jefferson said the hand towe: was
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    flogging for boys who sought thrill
    48 1 PENANG. Sat. —Three boys who k among 30 Indian *3rt«>\vaways thaitred ht-rt' yesterday were orclen-d to be caneci with ten strokes of the rotan by polit-e magistrate J. P. Black ledge. They were de;->«.-i i'^ed as ""aclventurou^ youths." TV 27 adu!t-s wer«
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    DOCTORS DINE
    47 1 Three huncrcd doctors and gueste attended the annual d nner of the Alumi i Association of k the Kn g Edward Colle gr or Medicine lasi night at the Adel phi Hotel. The OAG Mr. p A B. McKt-rrcn ard Mrs. McKer ion were present.
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    SEAGULL HIT HIM BETWEEN THE EYES
    57 1 LONDON. Aufc. 2.— While PH«ht Lie«tenan« Jock M.thic*> n o f tE RAF tut on at Saint Eval was pilottag a Uneaater a ie«-gull flew into the plane and struck him between e f m r^' -si'i-ond pilot landed the plan.- aid Mathieson *a
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    20 MILLION ON THE ROADS
    43 1 LONDON. Aug. 2. -The AutoinoDue Association expects that over twenty million people will be usini: the roads over the Bank holici'^y'and that the volume of traffic Will equal <f not exceed those of prewar bank I Jiohdavs. Reuter
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    new features
    54 1  -  Marshal Tek Cheng "HAVE UN WITH THE STARS"* b> Constance Sharp*. the latwt feature m the Sunda> THibune. Set- l»»Re W> A.nothtr new feature, which will begin next week, is an original Htrip cartoon series by two local hoys. Thi M series' will feature the adventures of one
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    Monty Surprises Singapore
    144 1 Monty Surprises Singapore :si>n(.ay Tribune Staff Reporter, Mont 11 eauphi rtint/aport \s fop' 8i n ire officials and t)\i<. Press by s,,,f,ri.s< yesterday. Oglclatty not <h'f until sJti p>" the Chief n> the itrtprruii Oemermi Staff •Hi it, by York aircraft at p.yn. Top-ranking Singapore Service •jmVers who were informed
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    teachers want more money for education
    460 1 teachers want more money for education Sunday Tribunt Staff Repfti Urging that more m°i should be spe, I on education :n Sirsapore. the Teacher's Union, Sirgapcre, yesterday, m a ltat< mert outlining a plan for edu cat on decried on the expendi ture at present allotted to education "The s
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    10 priests jailed
    38 1 PARIS. Au£. 2.— Tin prit^t-. rested last April on charges of hirting Vichy fugitives, were sentenced yesterdaj lo teniv of Imprisonment varying from six months to two years and fines from 8,000 to 20,000 francs.
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    $2,000 COLLECTED IN ONE DAY.
    52 1 Spoi->orcd bj r tiie Irdian Muslim League of Sircaporc, the Red Crescent Relief Committee which was formed :e>tercay, ha.s collected from nmon? its cummUeo members a sum of $2,00a for the purpose of disoatchir r medical akl and sunplies to Ii dorcs a to help
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    TIPS, PLEASE
    33 1 LONDON. All*. o. A r«mindei thiti M»toi may still leave i <<n the tal-1.- ia made m notice p on tables m all tooi oi eh< i <• me* houses In London.
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    MONTY'S SON
    30 1 CHESTER. Aug. 1.-OGU-: tur). t D.-.via Montgomery, sun of Montgomery, wm unoi% the 'iQv cadets who passed out from BatOl) Hall, Cii.xi.T O.C.T.U utUr titffii <-''ks ixt.vic urk'ning.
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    SIAMESE TWINS DIE
    21 1 LONDON. Am 2. "BiamCß* tv/ijt," died while iheir Bother lira Gulb•aith of W.lletden wua diICU their reffigtration Reuter
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    Dutch Boycott Means 'Cutting Our Own Throat', Says Official
    381 2 Dutch Boycott Means 'Cutting Ou r Own Throat', Says Official (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore's trade with the Netherlands East Indies has been affected "to some extent" during the past week as the result of the Dutch Government re-enfor-cing exchange regulations throughout Dutch-held positions m Java and Sumatra. Explaining tho
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    CHESS CLUB LESSONS
    91 2 As from this month the Singapore Chess Club is meeting at the V.M.C.A. premises, Orchard Road on Wednesdays from 5 p.m. and Saturday! from 3 p.m. Free lessons will be given every Saturday to persons interested m Chess. Membership of the Singapore Chess Club is open to
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    GMLU wants more delegates for ILO conference
    211 2 G MLU wants more delegates for ILO conference (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) i Th<- Government nnrl Ifußtei- T.al Labour Urnon considers 4 h f j riection of enly one d°lr«aVto reorder all {•■v,c< ,1 Workpri Unions m S'nganore ot the I: tcrrationa! labour Qnranfsa tlor'fl oreoarat^rv corfeivnc m New Delhi
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    RACIAL DISCRIMINATION CAUSING RESIGNATIONS IN MEDICAL SERVICE
    222 2 (Sunday Tribune StaiT Reporter) Racial discrimination was blammed for recent resignations from the Medical Service, by Dr. Chen Su Lan, retiring: President of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine. Dr. Chen was speaking at the annual general meetii.g of
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    4 HURT IN FIRE
    27 2 MANILA, Aug. 2. Fcur mtn. ir eluding a fireman were injured yesterday during a tin* which destroyed a 250,000-peso bu lding In Manila
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    INDIAN FLAG CEREMONY IN U.S.
    154 2 INDIAN FLAG CEREMONY IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Aug. I.— A coast-to-coast broadcast by the Indian Ambassador, Asaf AH, and a mc^sa^e from President Truman will feature the historic ceremony when the new Indian flag is hoisted above the Indian Emoassy here on August 15. In the absence of the Secretary of
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    police hunt for 'terrified' dog
    92 2 LONDON, Aug. 2.— Police and members of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animais arc trying to capture a stray Alsatian which leaves its hiding place m Edmonton cemetery only twice daily m search of food. For 11 weeks the dog has lived
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    these S'pore women hope for a miracle
    263 2 these S 'pore women hope for a miracle Hundreds of Chinese women are hoping for a miraclo to happen the return of their husbands taken by the Japanese ;n 1942. Figures obtained from the H'gh Court reveal that aKh^u^h thousand* of Chinese werp reported mi?sirg as a result of the
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    Frightened Indian Presumed Dead
    193 2 Frightened Indian Presumed Dead /Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Malacca Saturday. An Indiar. G. SiUiambaram who wa< attache;! to thn Jasin District Office ard who was a^~ ra d that xhe '3-Star Party' were I cut for hi/ life was m t^<' High j Court today presumed to have j died
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    dutch discuss UNO order
    61 2 TIIE HAGUE, AUg. 2. Tho Dutch Cabiret w«w mcc' this afternoon. 10 <li-cuss yes terday's Security Council p.zaolution calling for ceane ftrc I Indonesia. Mr. Herman Baruch. United States Ainbassadur to Holland, today formally informed Baron Carel Van Boetzelaar, the Dutch Foreign Miristcr, of the Urjt(>r!
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    272 SENTENCED TO DEATH
    63 2 NANKING. An*. 2.— China. postwar trial of tm:t<.ro and collaborators is gradually drawing to it Close, hut War Crimef trials arc pected to last well into winter. Of 9,400 persona brought t«> trial on treason charges Biact V-J Day, 272 have been se&telVMtl to d.atr 72J
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      257 2 "Ingenious Polished Should Satisfy XV Most Exacting" (Evening Standard) Today Four Show! 1.30— 4— (>.?,0— 9.30 p.m. Rank Delivers Good Pictures. AR&kCEDPIC nZRVZ'ICWB \J^h^mSTANI€Y miLOWAY ft V%jgSrALF%£D V&AIfTQN I cYfui ncrcucfi. sexnardvjles MREK bO/fD SALLY &NN HU*T£3 nK^l \J*jL£” MARY i £JI'J&A Children's A latinees Today Tomorrow 11 a.m. Today
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      149 2 SINGAPORE BOOK EXHIBITION. THE PUBLIC OF SINGAPORE ARE CORFIIATXY i T V»TFH TO AN EXHTPITJON OF BRITISH BOOKS To B, Held In Tta Victoria Hall. From Aug. 15th to Au^ 23rd. j E Fiction Mcdii I a i Juvenile CiC. I '.Lc Book Exhibition £oe tl.c I iest Cooks On
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      168 2 WANTED Tanjong Pagar rSS I^ apply Box No. 945 sj I -CAPITOL hrMmmd \JJ H46M- &T*sn ~VOLY~~ SWMTANNtt) m 5 minute WHITEX, I ircnMkj^—r f^"ts nd of ugly subpale, fresh lo«k ness thr.t every woman dreams abotf. that Qffltfy iTian adpfl Tropical un is the enemy of your beauty It
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    8,000 JAP TROOPS WERE TORPEDOED
    233 3 8,000 JAP TROOPS WERE TORPEDOED f Sunday Tribune staff Reporter) Malacca, Saturday. An echo of th» torpedoing and sinkng of a Japanese transport. Hi" "Skoshi Ifatu" by Allied submarines was heard m the High Court, m an application regarding a presumption of death. I Malay survivor of the "Skoshi M;..,,.-
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    ARMED ROBBERIES DOWN LAST MONTH
    42 3 ARMED ROBBERIES DOWN LAST MONTH Armed robbery m Singapore is gradually .^oinu down. In May tiierc v ci c ioo report! of armed bei [en m tho Island. The Agurc dropped to m .June, and last month there were only 7:j reports
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    River Pirates Strike At Kallang Basin
    191 3 River Pirates Strike At Kallang Basin (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter; Singapore river pirates struct at a wooden house situated m marsh land m Kallang Basin at 2 a.m., yesterday. They got away with $490 m cash and jewellery. The house, built on stilts over the marsh m the vicinity of
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    Loyal Singapore 'Kebun' Gets His Reward—A House
    661 3  - Loyal Singapore 'Kebun' Gets His Reward A House Tessie Cornelius he sheltered two Aussie children from Japs (By An attractive little bungalow m Serangoon Road which the people around will tell you belongs to an elderly retired Malay 4 ktbun\ has a more interesting story behind its decorous facade and
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    TB: 'Go-ahead' in union but not Singapore
    84 3 TB: 'Go-ahead' in union but not Singapore tSunCay Tribune Stuff Reporters D\. b. R. Kneenlvasan .said .it the meeting of the Alumni As sociation <>i Kin^ Edward VII College of Medici no yesterday HiiH the Malayan Union GovnniiMiit was Koin^ ahead with unti-iubercukwia preparations. "m Singapore, the Government to not,"
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    35 3 8YDNE) Aur 1—Th« Ch-f' tastica ct <hr H»gl! r^yrt ♦,rj, crantcd an interin! injunction reGtmia*nc the Commonwealth Oovrrn- itnt from compelling' local Govt'r;»ment boides to transfer account3 from private banks t..> the Common- nk.— Reuter
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    Social Welfare Conference Opens Aug. 18
    158 3 Social Welfare Conference Opens Aug. 18 (Sunday Tribune SUiff Reporter > In the first conference of its kind, the S< uth East Asia Social Welfare Conference, representatives from all countries m South East Asia will meet under the auspices of Lord Killearn m the Cathay Building on Aug. 18 for
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    Raffles Library
    179 3 The luuiernoted newlj added nonfiction and fiction works will be ready for issue o n Saturday nextBlom (Eric) Comp. Everyman's Dictionary of anisic tror reference only); Porster (E.M.) Abinger ll.n vest; Knappctt (Rachel) A Pullet on the Midden; Krabbo (HcntiingJ Voices from Britain. Illius; LivicKoble (F. 8.) The
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    They Queue Up To Seek His Advice
    730 3  -  S. S. Chua (By They told me Uiat I would find him m a .secluded correr of an old temple right at the erd of Peck Scan Stivet. He is an acrcl monk, they said, with a forty-year-old reputation as a seer and
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    A WOMEN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    2929 4  -  VERA ARDMORE GFHUHJTRU Charity Concert On July 27 a classical, vocal and jpstrumental conceit at the Victoria Memorial Hall m aid ot the Children's Centres Fund, was v tremendous success. Witn such distinguished artistes as A^a Lahowsfca i contralto j accompanied by Mr >. H
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      187 4 Makes all the difference AoV^>" between a covered table Y?X^^ and an uncovered table! lIURI IS Till LATESI THING! It AM AS Si 8 fiL\i:\ PEA CLOTH 5O"X5O" Cteam with yellow border only SIS each k' > -<»-.-. >^ J%l |9S^ v V r' 5 7; J 3 ff'rtpoim}- T
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      116 4 qedde^) 4 Ihe luHle /ohop I Now showi ig a new Collection of Dresses for all occasions from Dorville and Rembrandt of London. Jane Engel and Nelly Don of K'ew Ycrk. Also exclusive accessories. i Kxxttl©o noTel /olnqapohe Why are her teeth m no lovely and shining? dentifrice"/ It's so
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      157 5 Jewellers ff®: J>iamo)id and Gem Z p tl«- Silva. I I*l l I Ceyfom I- Mimaporo, Pemusff. i Cusson^' moduct I v H h sr 4^ M i PUN CT| JALn yT I Bui \v^>-^ v as service P i YICK WOH HING r/ e //A 42 9. North Bridge
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      45 5 "Marjorie Ann" (Kathleen Heigh) Ladies Hairdressers «H^eren BuUdir.g) :i4>. Orchard Kd, Phone ***** Announi ing another imporuit on ol equipment, notions, etc B*auty Treatment and Manicure i i I I ■nn cSftk j^v '*4 v^v^ ffln^ Q^B i "NESPRAY" is Ncstle's Full Cream Powdered Milk.
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 3, 1947 Colonial Dignity
    384 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 3, 1947 Colonial Dignity London Ar*ntm: Maw* r+mm Turner Ltd. Taikot Ia««« B«. Xt Martin* I m" The heirarchy of Oovei horshipa throughout the Colonial Empire is tradi tionally associated with an Unbroken dignity which hus found expression m many ways, from the spurious grandeur of
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    SINGAPORE & THE FEDERATION
    1103 6  - SINGAPORE THE FEDERATION W. A. Harpur i by i ■<~** May I refer again to some Issues raised by the British Govern* ment's acce itance of Ihe revised Fed- ration pro pa—ls? The change of fortune of the rulers sinca the MacMichael knock ou* is one of U ose complete
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    Cassandra
    458 6 INTERVIEWING p*ople is one O f the trickiest jobs In the v orld. i people usually dor'i [ik« beins irJterviewejl, ard iithrown down a fUKht of .s'-airs tends to destroa thai ease and relaxation which i- the «cret O f all (food conversation Socordly, the person doing the interviewirg
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    Pleasure Hour Of The Illiterate
    1059 6  -  HARRY FANG r~ B Y "Once upon a time there lived m the mountains of Shaiisi an old wood cutter and his only son. a lad of 16, who was noted for his unusual prowess m the art Of lighting and self-de-fence. The people of
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    UNDER the COUNTER
    675 6  - UNDER the COUNTER Noel Whitcomb r By "Women aid arimala doei sonv> Queer things." said the porter on the little coun railway station as he look our tick^t.i. "There's a doff here smokes a pipo. Come ar d have a look at him Wp dived into the thy pan office.
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    Father was his rival in love —so he shot his sweetheart
    242 7 Father was his rival in love so he shot his sweetheart Court Told LONDON !h,. discover) that Ins father hud become bis rival »> l»v was sHid ;it Birmingham v »«a\«- been ih r Anal '•'"j aiiei i.niiarf. tr, ihool bis ■weetheart Wold 21 CjvU Servant. of Park-ioad. LoagV guilty
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    Burst Tyre: £1,010 Damages
    35 7 Af/ri'fd tin lion ca 4o fost h Kdwnni */< 7 tret Count il ,i, ,i <l <,n ll.' kfield road I a fracturt <1 null, ilnmnyt L, •ml •!>■ fi*/ti t HGJGJ Reuter
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    hubby was cold to hedy
    102 7 UAILI MIRROR) i rohn om r-ism-nK Ih i! hr m neiiwly ir^iffrpn!" fo 1 ri< 1 thai I ..-I-: ill on n 'ah cd to f'tli: ■He casual it: his utti- aid i ie and the children. in't lake me out and often loxicateU," .sh'-
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    2,500 MILLION HELLO'S
    13 7 rhf 0.p.0 I (hat I 2.30*1 m<>.< Lhnn 200^)00,000 made.
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    Skyman Leapt 16Ft. During 'Trapped With Girl' Dream
    134 7 Skyman Leapt 16Ft. During 'Trapped With Girl' Dream >'■ Special Atiniffmrnl With Fkc DAILY MIKKOKi LONDON P trooper Lk>ne] Di*>lock I twenty-one^ leapt 16ft. trom h s bedroom wirdow while dreaming thai he and his Kin xr (i weir trapped m a room He Is now n hospital with cuis
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    jimmy wilde made a bus side-step
    82 7 {B} Special Arraa^tMeal \\i\U flic DAILY MIEBOftI liOndon. Jimmy Wilde W lliani James Wilde- the former world fry-weighi champion box«r— who liv< s m Blackpool, vas r»i cd i' 2 ai d £2 M*»costs at Blackpool for dnv n"j without due care and ahci
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    TORCH RELAY IS A BURNING PROBLEM
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    606 7 fSunCay Tribune S aff Reporter} Malacca, Saturday. The gruelling experience of being bombed and sunk twice on the high seas by Japanese air and sea craft was related by pretty Liew .Toon Pong, a nurse formerly of the Malacca General Hospital, when she applied to
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