Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 August 1947

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune t*m i>A(iF> SIXGAPOKK, AUG. 84, 1947^ <i I. NTS
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    NEW DEALS FOR WIDOWS, ORPHANS, DESTITUTES
    642 1 Big Social Welfare Ta Iks Concluded a series <>t new deals for widows, orphans. Juvenile I delinquents, d< >titute persons and mental and physical deviates, is strongly recommended for South East Asia territories. Delegates to the World Social Welfare Conierence which concluded m Singapore
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    No China tax on S'pore Chinese
    41 1 Nsßktag Cttorae will I I f>m the him Government. An teformai mcci Ing ol the jj^gtiv- Yuan ;<!»><! m throughout China on nationals nolding property value<i abov< l^jton (CNi ""m <>: ler to avoid diaMttag |;|l P«b!R
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    Whale-hunters to fly home
    29 1 nmfruth Alter (jMlnjr whales >>n South Georgia •it)i* 2u i will Not ,iy by ;iir. floating factoi y ah >> will tny- and sail vhar K«"
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    Slept through danger
    29 1 DON \.i. Wli |< led <>v. i Nortboll foi than an li<m::. ■iw of its 2:1 \> lept Iftkl "to |»;»s the rime TReplan" Inn ie! safely Reuter
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    Ban on cabarets
    18 1 v. All c '!i;in^ rhifi i m ill-art*" l by '> Rui m ial Ati i
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    Boycott urged
    27 1 Thp Ta Kung t()< toii Lily advcM ate i »t Chnia boyc< tl the \i -1 Ll-power conference for "P th»- jMfn-tncs*' R ittenda I
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    Hangman captured
    52 1 Bat >■ i, Aug. 23. Three hours ifter hla at rival m Batavia m day, the notorlo is hangman. Artinng was captured by the Dutch military. Aeij *ij knitted 35 tnurden Ui the lawless period lmm?d! t< ly nitt^r tp<' Japanese capitula lion, when countless white peo« wer
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    INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE IN JAVA?
    24 1 INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE IN JAVA? Batavia, Aug. 23. An Antara rom Jogjakari lay Internationa] M- Cl.r.' pc I nrl pn< nl3 i c\ n m
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    JEWS ARRESTED
    32 1 J -a. Aug. 2 -A nmnbi r r Jewf bl i ested In nn< .vth the Rbduction micj hanging ol two B: > r its m Mi thanya last month. I
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    WAGES COMMISSION REPORT
    15 1 WAGES COMMISSION REPORT t'hc- report of the Wages Commission will by mado public i r«ek
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    Striking dockers will 'tell world'
    431 1 Striki ng dockers will 'tell world' (Stindaj Tribune StatT Reporter.) The S ngapore Harbour l^oard strikers Intended to Infoim the world" < f the fatal .shooting incident which v ccurred on Thursday alternoon through a statement which will be circularized by the Singapore Harbour Labourers 1 Union to all seamen
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    POLICE INQUIRY ORDERED
    35 1 It is understood that the polk* have ordered a full inquiry into the riot and shooting affair at fiate No. 4 of the Singapore Harbour Board to be held on September 3.
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    will die with joy
    45 1 Batayia, Aug. 23.— 1n a Reut-er-AAF interview, Java's princ:pal Sultan. 27-ytar-cici Prince Pakubuwono, said that Surakarta, his seat of residence, wouiu be defended to the last I With Joy by bifl peopk who want- I ttemodracjl not colonialism enforced by bayonets.
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    RS. 5,250,000 CATHEDRAL
    24 1 Luivlon. Aug. 23. Plans for thoi new Rs. 5.250.000 Cathedral of the Holy CYobs at Colombo wera exhibited m IvomJon today.
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    Plane Designer Killed In Crash
    54 1 uiek. chief deiignel ?md director of the Avro un«i Company was re- ported killed today m a crash dur- I ing the test lii^ht of a new TudorII commercial aircraft at Woodford airdrome, Cheahlre. Three others were also reported killed. Cha<Jwick designed Britain's famed heavy
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    To Smash Reds
    55 1 Batavia. Aug. 23. The Cen~ tral Government is determined I to Strengthen its military force i Ul order to exterminate the Com- muclst army m Manchuria, I G«jneral Teng Wen-yi, InfOTma- tlon D rector of the National De. j fence Ministry, declared this morning on his arrival
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    Sino-HK Pact
    36 1 Nanking Auf. 28.— The full t text of the Qi-lateraJ agreement •signed on Aug. 15 between the Chinese and Hongkong Governments concerning smuggling and foreign exchange will be promulgate within the next few cloys.
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    Retains Title
    31 1 FLrNT, Iflfhlfin, Aug. 23.— Willie Pop has retained the world feather weight title by knocking <ut Jock Leslie In the twelfth round of a 15- I round bout. Reuter
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    BATTLEFIELD FOR SALE
    33 1 LONDON. Aug. 23. A 1.817--acre estate at Wooperton the battlefield of Sedgeley Moor, where m 1464 the Yorkists and Lancastrians clashed m the Wats of thf Rosea la for auction.
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    LIBERAL CANDIDATE
    31 1 LONDON, Aug. 23. Sir Hubert Young. 62. an associate of Lawrence of Arabia, has l>een i chosen Liberal candidate for the Edge Hill. Liverpool. Parliament- i ary by-election. I
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    19 feared dead in new British mine disaster
    67 1 19 feared dead in new British mine disaster London. Aug. 23. -Nineteen miners Ibst their Hvc s early today In aii < x plosion which occurred a; the Morison north pit. Annfield Plain, County Durham early tod to Five aie seriously injured and 15 missing. The miners were working on
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    Mass reburial of massacre victims planned
    104 1 Mass reburial of massacre victims planned •Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Appeal Committee for Chinese Ma— acred by the Jap ir.eae is proposing a mass burial «»t the remains of Chinese who felj victims to the Japanese during the Occupation. The decision to accord proper inditional burial to the massacre
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    Plane Crashes Into Sea
    62 1 Bahrein, Persian Gulf, Aug. 23. A British Overseas Airways flyins-boat on the "Dragon" service from Hongkong to Britain, crashed into the sea, when alighting at Bahrein, early toI'av. I* is understood that some of the crew were among those killed, but it was not immediately known
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    Indonesian Unit Routed, Dutch say
    41 1 Batavia. Aug. 23. Today's Dutch communque claimed the routirg of a Republican Army Formation south of Tengerang, about 20 miles west of Batavia. Dutch casualties m the last 24 hours were 8 killed and 30 wounded.
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    Bible on screen
    47 1 Elstree, Aug. 23. Three stories from the Bible— Burden Bearer, Ruth and Wedding Feat will be first productions I at the Elstree Studio, which J. Arthur Rank has set aside for religious films. The Religious Films Limited was founded by Rank m 1934.— Reuter
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    Too Noisy
    22 1 A sustained burst of ft re crack- vT6 In the vicinity temporarily Stopped proceedings m the seventh police court yesterday.
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    Patient had to wait two hours
    136 1 Shortage of staff is blamed for admission delays m the General Hospital. Only last week, a patient m a condition describe! as "serious" by his personal physician had to wait more than two hours before he was admitted. He leached the hospital shortly after
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    Their first vote
    24 1 Manila, Aug 2.;. Some 16.000 Philippine Army regulars will vote m th<- November elections f'n Mk first time, says United Press.
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    ARMOURDED CARS AT EACH
    17 1 ARMOURDED CARS AT EACH l><i: v a.i Armour--,'.in turret*, JJJ""y of Supply auction t t OVI Bedfordshii
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    8 1 v .;.r, w...,,--a? Tj^o ChlAni Kai-Bhek'» •■■onjt] advUcr
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    The last hair
    25 1 LONDON, Aug. A woman, granted ■eparatlon nt Nottingliam, laid n-: husband !iad ml uj> to ii p.i.i wailing ;»ij<» in<4 Jiis hn\i
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    dagged loaded car by his teeth
    63 1 «d rau .»s m Singapore yeatrday. tbv hi. ST ONG l^ v YVBOF di a fully-loaded 30 *HP wrhn BT RONG HAK HASSAN had a nooae i>nt round hie o*^ vie f holding each end of the rope itaged tug b rauol!'. r?, :|t|<lM
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    COUNCILLORS WON'T TALK ABOUT INCOME TAX -BUT ...
    195 1 COUNCILLORS WON'T TALK ABOUT INCOME TAX- -BUT Advisory Coutttelhtrtt p keep ■„,,,<• <.n proposed mcom* '<».'• ttchenu i<> th- x li< in,),it a t- .1 vagm remarks about "we shall it i too ptirltj t<> .sin/ anything," th< n refused mmU i Sir linn Mot Litn, uh* n interviewed by
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    MDU supports income tax, but
    420 1 (Sunday Tribune StaH Reporter.) On the eve of the discussion on the Income Tax Bill In the Advisory Council, two Singapore organization! yesterday issued statements supporting direct taxation Both the organizations, the Malayan Democratic Union ami the Teachers' U"ion, however, rejected the Heasman reconimendation of
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    Tommy to stay
    17 1 W. Blrrall, todaj do^Ued :!mt stai centre-forward Tbmms Lawton ha<i asked for a transfer
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    Remembrance Day
    36 1 w London, Aug. 23. Thr King will ■><1 Remembrance Day .-»>rvice at the Cenotaph In Whitehall on Sunday, Nov. 9. On iSv.pt 9 the Queen will viait "Enterprise Scotland 1947 Exhibition In Edinburgh.- Reuter
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    Eastern United Assurance Ltd.
    74 2 At the 30th annual general meeting of the Eastern United Assurance Corporation Ltd., held m Singapore yesterday, the payment of a final dividend of f> per cent, and a cash bonun of 2\ per cent. was confirmed. Dato S. Q. Wong, presided the meeting Tho report
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    CHOKED BY MUD
    26 2 While* paild!ing John Buchanan, 11, oi" Combc-in-Tcifiii Devon, slipped, fell on his face m the mud, and eboked to death before h°ip arrived.
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    Java war hits S'pore textile merchants
    155 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter Chinese wholesalers ol textiles In Singapore— whose mam business after the re-occupation was the re-export of their goods to the Netherlands Indies have been hard hit since last month when their enterpot trade with N.E.I, was virtually cut off With
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    Malaya-Japan radio service
    42 2 Malayan traders may now file all classes of private messaged to Japan through the Colombo-Osaka radio telegraph service. The service has been enlarged as part oi the plan for facilitating limited private trade with Japan, reports Reuter from Toki<>.
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    New links in Internal Air Service
    144 2 New links in Internal Air Service (Sunday Tribune >rfcer) Malayan Airways ha mm unc*d »r»« further link* ol air routes within Malaya. be con- <•■ d short Two mor* 1 imoortHi I m Mali ill b f touched at uv Maiayan Airways aircraft shortly *i?.hru. Tin- hsu < by the
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    ADMIRAL OLIVER IN SINGAPORE
    56 2 Rear Admiral and Mrs. R. D Oliver arrived m Singapore from Mombasa yesterday by tho DfUi. -Straat Malakka." The Admiral will remain m Singapore to catch another boat which will brine, him to Hongkong, where lie will join the ftfth eru*saf Squadron of the British Paciiii*
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    K-O IN 110 SECS
    37 2 !:i on, < falO, 23. World Welterweight champion Ray Robinson knocked out Sammy Secreet ol Pittsburgh, m one minute and fifty seconds, m the first round Of their scheduled 1 i round-non-title i»n\it U.P.
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    S'pore Bank To Start Night Safe Deposit Service
    168 2 I Clients can pay m cash after hours (Sunday Tribune >tail Reporter.) The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation will shortly Inaugurate a night safe deposit service for those of their clients who desire to pay m their rash after bonking hours.
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    Imports: no ban
    47 2 An official releaso states fhnt importa froi not banned. i T -hould be made dear that ipore Oovernnaent'a decision on imports from "hard curren not constitute a da. Imports will continue with APs alreai ed, and the Buspension of further APa la purely iry.
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    Trishamen on theft charge
    81 2 Two Chinese, Chia Ah Chai <20) and Tan Chi n Chuan (17), pleaded not. guilty before the I iouiMi Pulic Magis^ra c, Mr. H. W. Nlghtinglc yesterday to charge oi fchel <>: a cas<* ol Flag cigarettes. Alternativ< ihey were charged with dishone» retention ol ssol<
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    Robbers climb over wail
    73 2 Gaining admission into a houst m Victoria Street by Climbing over a back wall at 5.50 a.m., yesterday a four-man Chinese gang awakened ilv» Chinese inmates at the point of a gun and herded them into a icon ai the back of tfce premises lie fore
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    Indian Air Force Dak here today
    73 2 Dakota VP9OS. piloted by Winy Commander Bherdev Singh. Commanding Officer of No. 12 Royal Indian Air Force Squadron, is expected to arrive at Chaniri airfield t<>d;i\. It will be riict by the acting Senior Air Stan Officer of 11. Q.. A.C.F.8., Group Captain G.A.G.
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    Katong Wedding
    113 2 Tli I c at the Church of the Holj Family, I U>] day, of i i bel Lemercier, daughter of ih<* hite Mr c. Lemercier arc! Mrs. C. R. Miles and J;;ek Blainey Tisbury, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tisbury of Penang. The radiant bride was given away
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    Took bribe for diver's licence -court told
    95 2 Took bribe for diver's licence -court told I Mala m thiterclay allowed iv*?? •h Xii H drivei licence at u» SP i- S Gordot »rruption Branch, accused m thfi i i h: *J i unmonly refei to tua tout i> A< are Hi-veral 01 ■ut the 'nan, l*p ai £2g
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    S'pore RAF Plane to carry relief to Java
    284 2 (Sunday Tribune stall Reporter.) A How of medical aid to Indonesia has been made practical under the direction of the International Red Cross after a period of negotiation with the Netherlands and Indonesian authorities, announced Mr. H. Schwei zer, Malayan delegate ot
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    VILLAGE TERRORS ARRESTED
    35 3 VILLAGE TERRORS ARRESTED Five young Chinese, believed to be members of a notorious Ranp: ierroris'.nq; the Kampoiiß Koh. area. Sittavvan, were a»i<\sted by Uip Puli' f t> m a ra'd on their hideout on Friday
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    LORD ADDISON IN SYDNEY
    47 3 LORD ADDISON IN SYDNEY SYDNEY. A»jp. 23 —Lord Ad* i Minister f°r Commonv vu\tb Relations, and Mr. Hector McNeil, Minister of State, arrived hon by poct;il plune today on their way to thi Empire Conference on tb«* JtpaMN poHO«» treaty which begins m CunW^ira <>n Tu^;dc" Reuter
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    Up by £12,500
    39 3 Los Angeles, Aug. 23 —From September l the price of Lockneed giant 4-ongincfl passeivcr planes will be increased by aboil* £12,500, Lockheed Aircraft Corporation officials announLvd. The present price for these linen is ahoui i:2oo,ooo Reuter
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    WALES MINSTRELS
    99 3 Mm.hrrs of TW Wales MiaMr, Is *rr r.rjues.od to Bole that the AsMjciatiui, is now on the Register oi bxunpted Societies m Sli.gapore. and at the Special General Mrotin k the rollowlng were elected office bearers President. Mr. Yeo Wah Hid, Vice President: Mr. Scow BUoc Yew, Hon
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    VEN. LOKANATHA
    33 3 A puplic sermon \wll be delivered by the X'vn. Lokanatha, Buddhist Missionary Chief, today at 5.30 p.m. at The Nan Hwa Oirls' School. Sophia Road, on "Self-Conquest by Mtar.-- oi Truth."
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    Malaya's war damage claims to be discussed in London
    284 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter.) Malaya's war damage claims are to be brought to London by the War Claims Commissioner for discussions with th#- Colonial Office and the Board of Trade. Claims Commissioner J. J. St. L. Carson told the Sunday Tribune
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    Boy played among shells, killed by explosion
    166 3 At the resumed bearing of the taquiry on 13-year-old Chui Kirn .^ia. who was killed at the Iti»<Range, Bukit Tiaaan, on Aux. 10 by the explosion of a shell, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. w. r; Porter, returned a finding of death by misadventure
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    O.V.A. Reunion
    55 3 Old Boys oi Victoria School will hold iheir lira post-war Reunion Dinner and Dance at th« j Sea Vi»«w Hot i-l on S fi pt. T>. at 8 p.m. Tickets an- now obtainable j irora the hon. secretary ol tiv. Old Victorians' Association, Mr. Woo Wui Fbong, 18
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    Fifty New Houses for Junior Govt. Officers
    291 3 (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter.) There will be an addition of fifty new houses of various types for allocation to junior government officers either by the end of this year or m 1948. The Public Works Department are making surveys now before architectural plans
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    New boys' club for 300 youths
    91 3 < Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter.) Singapore'! third Boy's Clubin the Singapore Harbour Board -was opened by the O.A.G. Mr. P A. B. McKenon yesterday afternoon at 4.30 p.m. Tho Club has a membership oi 300 boys between the ages of '< and 16 and
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    SAFA REFEREES' EXAMINATION
    52 3 Ali civilian referees who consider themselves qualified, are reminded that the SAFA has arranged for a referees' examination to be held next Saturday. 2.15 p.m. at the residence of the Hon. Secretary, Mr. Lim Yong Liang, 52, Kampong Java Road. Examiners will be members of the Services
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    Princess' Wedding Gift Fund
    62 3 SHANGHAI, Aug. 23 .—Princess Elizabeth's Wedding Gift Fund took a big jump today almost doubling yesterday's total and has retched the sum of CM560.000.000 (roughly 13 7f> at the open market) Sponsored by the British Consul General and Presidents of British Associations here, the Fund was
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    $25,000 Necklace Stolen
    52 3 $25,000 Necklace Stolen London, Aug. 2.,. A £.'J,ooo < approximately ,$25,000) necklace of 10:{ perfectly graduated black pearls with a diamond clasp claimed to be the finest of Its kind m England is among £5,000 worth Of jewels lost by h. woman while t shopping m Kni^htsbridge. A £500 reward
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY TO STAGE SHOWS TO AID TB VICTIMS
    210 3 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter 'Chop Suey", a lively variety show, is to be Staged by the recently-revived Oleh Oleh Party of Singapore In early October. The following night, the Party will stage a drama entitled "Kmang Preksa." Proceeds from both
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      490 3 Retail Prices For PARKER PENS PENCILS Established By THE PARKER PEN COMPANY Singapore, Malayan Union, British North Borneo and Sarawak. PEN PENCIL PARKER "51" HEIRLOOM 14Kt. Solid Gold Can $135.00 $75.00 "51" SIGNET Gold Cap 45.00 30.00 "51" Gold Cap 37.00 19.00 •'5l" Lustraloy Can 31.00 13.00 VS Gold Can
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3437 4  -  Vera Ardmore bu The Church of Our Lady at Changi was beautifully decorated with great sprays of gladioli and tuber roses at the wedding of Wing Commander K. Slater and Miss Allanah Mary Sanderson. Miss Sanderson is the daughter of Air Vice Marshal and Mrs.
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      173 4 "Marjorie Ann" (Kathleen Heigh) Ladies Hairdressers (Heeren Building) 242, Orchard Rd, Phone ***** Announcing another importation of equipment. Jotions, etc. Beauty Treatment and Manicure 8?/*? TOO THIN feeling NERVOUS SUNDOWN DEPRESSED IRRITABLE START 'BUILDING-UP' TOOR HEALTH ANO BOOY AT ONCE without the asc of drmgs These are signs of what
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      151 4 jJo>u/o cjeddeyo f +he little /oLp i is showing a glorious collection of flowers garlands from model Paris houses, suitable for weddings and formal occasions JuxTTle/o noTel /ounqapoJue IN THE PALM COURT TO-NIGHT AT 9 P. M. AT KAFFLES 11OTFJ, LIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT BY RAFFLES AU CMENTED ORCHESTRA directed by
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 24, 1947. Cult Of The Comic
    360 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 24, 1947. Cult Of The Comic London Agents: Messrs. Colin Turner Ltd., Talbot House, 98, Si. Martin's Lane, W.C.2. When the late Lord Nor** cliffe somewhere übcut the year 1910 began pa&libhing "The Advonture^ of Teddy Tail" even that far-seeing newspaper millionaire probably did not realise
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    A MALAYAN IRON CURTAIN
    950 6  - A MALAYAN IRON CURTAIN W.A. HARPUR This article insists that because of a variety of reasons little is known m the Mother Country of real conditions and thought tre nds m this country which remains behind By Last week I met a man from the United Kingdom who is m
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    European Colonial Expansion
    721 6 European Colonial Expansion To-day R.B. Ooi traces something o f \k history of the Chinese m Malaya for 4Qa years and describes how they unwittj I became entangled m the meshes o(^ Fot 400 years the Chinese m Malaysia have unwittingly got entangled m the inenhes of European colonial expansion.
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    Under the counter
    433 6 Under the counter I LONDON, (by air mail).- -I wish ye could have taken ol<i Chips fen ytnan at Horning, Norfolk— to film-star Cary Grants "welcome" >arty m I>omlon last week. Because Chips- whom we met on our way home from the party -is student of people, who says what
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    GLAD to RETURN to England
    393 6 GLAD to RETURN to England Recently an Englishwoman described Singapore as a Haven here is the view of a woman who is I read with interest the Art***!*) X v Mrs. Alison Mnvhew m thp Sundflv Tribune I have lived ou* here flnr over nine months, and T ran fully
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    12-point 'keep clean' code for U.K. barbers
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    94 7 London, <by air mail). lira. Dorothy Day. of Selby-road. Carshalton. Surrey, called at Sutton Police Station m a state of near collapse to report that her baby, Eugene, fifteen months, had been "stolen" m his pram from outside a shop. Police m cars
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    198 8 Held for murder, has birthday party in his cell Nrw York fßy Air Mail).— Dr. Lloyd Ross, hold m Newbraunfela Gaol, Tex:..-, accused of murder, hns just had a birthday party m hi? cell. In the cell, too, was a crowd of well-to-do guests. They greeted their host with the
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    295 9 Hollywood. The selection of Olivi 1 DeHavilland as a winner of the Academy Award for best actress of 1946, for her perform* ance as Jody m Paramount'! "To Each His Own," (coming to the Pavilion Singapore, shortly) wa.^ a popular on<> and has been widely acclaim-'d both In
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