Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 May 1948

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    40 1 B y THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune 11^ 116 1^™ 11 Sin apore Telegrams: Tribune Singapore. &T ioaJa*^Pu££PQb Penan*. Telephone: 5811 (9 lines). V 1.. *i -Wt V~i SINGAPORE, MAY 2, 1948. price~~tln cents.
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    IRGUNISTS PAY HEAVY PRICE In BORDER BATTLE
    370 1 JERUSALEM, May I. —Official reports said today at least 70 Irgunists were reported killed when they broke the "ceaso-fire' ord c r on the Jaffa-Tel Aviv border during the night. British military reports said the Irgun, using mortars, occupied a house 30 yards
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    ALL About Polio
    99 1 )J£ .men ml It? In re*«H to the I -tbreah of poll« rj^ (Malaya) Inc. J f kad flown nut from I J. I nitrd States a sub- (16 m.m.) ver- > of tIK» medical mas- H+n -Slwtcr KennV i yUca, they announce, is iow available for
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    S.H.B. MEN RETURNING TOMORROW?
    165 1 I 'fltJKtoy Tribune Reporter) I The majority of the 6.000 I sen now on strike may return I i work tomorrow, according to Ijdivtoutl Singapore Harbour I Sard workers. 1 It is understood that most of I Bandores and serangs have jpWipWththeSHß atithoiflta on behalf of
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    GERMANS SEIZED
    60 1 ■gUN. May l._The Ame3^"** that a "large hTu; Germa n residents Pf m sectors of B erJJ* 'seized by the Russians PKthe Past three days. L were detained byßus***nL German patrols. -tiv»ii f close chp ck on tK™ 8 to the So^ct secW^^2 s P l^l also re-hEto-S
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    DUBLIN STRIKE
    38 1 DUBLIN. May 1. Dublir was without gas th':s morning as the result of a lightning strike of 500 g.is workers last night seeking a 48-hour .work week instead of the present average of 56 hour week.
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    More Bedrooms For Station Hotel
    160 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore Railway Station hotel In to he exirnded by iteven extra hedroomH to relic ye the amount of heavy bookings made on it for ihe pant two years. At present there are eight single and four double bedrooms on the
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    SMALL FIRE AT PARK
    69 1 Ten minutes before the preliminary wrestling contest was scheduled to start, a small ftr< broke out at the extreme end of a zinc fencing m the wrest ling arena at the Great World Firemen on duty m the Great World park rushed to the scene and
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    Future Role Of Malayan Varsity
    302 1 DR. ALLEN REVIEWS "Karly last year a Conn of Sir Alexander Carr Saun commendation* for the dev< In Malaya. Th \v were to r t> create a University Colle cine and Raffles College wor the development of a ITnlvei this Commission was publla profound importance
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    GAY SCENES AT REOPENING
    246 1 (Rundait Tribune Reporter) quarters, used the place as a SINGAPORE'S gayest spot sort of Officers' Mess, last night was the Cathay Res- After the Liberation the taurant which was officially Restaurant was taken over by opened to the public with a NAAFI who ran it as
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    EXPORT, IMPORT PERMITS NEEDED FROM DUTCrT
    337 1 The plane carrying the Com missioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, P.C., haj i been delayed at Karachi, and I he will not now arrive till 8 am. today. (Sunday Tribune In order to correct any mi mport and export regulations, al. Dr. A.
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    ARRIVING BY CANTON
    63 1 Mr. H. P. Bryson, who was acting Colonial Secretary, Singapore, will arrive m Singapore on Tuesday from the United Kingdom on board the Canton. Mr. Bryson, who returns from six months leave, is accompanied by his wife. Mr. A. Heywood-Wadding-ton, formerly acting Secretary for Economic Affairs, Singapore
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    REDS WILL LEAD PEOPLE IN STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM
    315 1 CHAN MING CHIN TELLS COMRADES: (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) "We must abandon the policy of compromise and cease to depend on arbitration m the struggle for better living standards, freedom and democracy," declared Mr. Chan Ming Chin, representative of the Malayan Communist
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    NO UNTOWARD INCIDENTS
    272 1 May Day passed without any untoward incident occurring throughout Singapore. Tliere was not a single attempt at lorming processions, nor were any arrests made for unlawful assemblies, or intimidation. xwwu&ii uif iiiicuon *jom- pany employees had a day off, office workers experienced little difficulty m coming to
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    POLIO CASES NOW 30
    113 1 POLIO CASES NOW 30 Another caso of infantile paralysis was reported to the medical authorities yesterday bringing the total number oi cases to 30. The latest victim is an adult Chinese. A father of a little boy, who was removed to the Middleton hospital recently with symptoms of the disease,
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    3 Leaders Murdered
    65 1 NEW YORK, May 1.Three political murders werr reported today by the Herald Tribune's Seoul correspondent, They all occurred m the southern factory town of Taegu where one Leftwing political leader was shot dead by s former servant and two United Youth Party leaders, adherents of Singhman Rhee,
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    NEW D.C.A. DUE
    57 1 Air Vice-Marshal S. E. Stor rar, the new Director of Civil Aviation, Singapore, and the Federation of Malaya, is expected m Singapore next Sunday on the Oranje from England. The Air Vice-Marshal replaces Mr. H. W. Chattaway, former Director of Civil Aviation, who retired last month. The
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    Extensive Cruise
    89 1 HONGKONG, May I.— lt was announced the British Pacific Fleet will extensively cruise m the northern waters m Summer, carrying out joint-exer-cises with American and Australian ships and planes. The flagship cruiser HMS London, carrying the Com-mander-in-Chief Admiral Sir Denis Boyd is scheduled to visit Nanking on the
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    ALL SHE SAID WAS "NO"
    95 1 j j CHICAGO, May 1. I Storeman Robert/ S Springs of the United Navy complained m a divorce suit that it cost f him too much meney X J trying to persuade his r Australian war bride to come to the United States. He said
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    Tampenis Robbery
    43 1 j A Chinese living m TampeI nis Road was robbed of $270 m cash, a bicycle and a pair of ear-rings, by two com pa triots on Friday night. One man had a knife while j his companion carried a revolver.
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    Fish 'Find' May Well Be New To Science
    441 2 SPECIMEN DISCOVERED IN JOHORE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) EXPERTS at Raffles Museum, Singapore, have been able to name all but one particular species of fresh water fish caught m jungle pools and streams m Malaya and sent for identification by Wingcommander Alfred
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    ORDER REVOKED
    21 2 A Gazette notification issued yesterday revokes the Quarantine (Importation of Dogs from North Borneo Piohibition) No. 2 Order, 1948.
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    CREDITORS NOT TO BENEFIT
    214 2 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) The Municipal Commissioners at a meeting last Friday agreed that ex-gratia payments to Municipal Officers for the period of the Japanese occu- pation be made to their widows I or, such other dependants or poisons as the Commissioners m their absolute discretion may
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    207 2 week. The picture shown Hitting (from I to r): Lt-Col. S. P. Townsend, < ■•aid S GRTC; Lt-Col. L. N. Evans, MBE, Coin* 2 GRTC; Col. R. O. Leonard, Chief Recruiting Officer, British Gurkhas; Brig. R. C. O. Hediey, CBE, DSO. Comd Jotore Sub-Difttrict; MajGen. C H. Boucher, CB, CBE,
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    SURCHARGE ON WATER RATES
    185 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Municipal Commissioners have now agreed lto seek power to levy a surcharge not exceeding 25 pei cent, on separate or consolidated assessed water rates. i l The following are the amended rate $1.75 for all water supplies to premises where all
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    S'PORE'S AMBASSADOR TO CANADIAN TRADE FAIR
    301 2 S'PORE' S AMBASSADOR TO CANADIAN TRADE FAIR (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE only exhibitor from this a r e a of the Far East who will be displaying Malayan pewter, Siamese silverware and precious stones from Si a m and Ceylon' at the Canadian International Trade Fair to be held
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    WANTED-MORE BLOOD DONORS
    118 2 WANTED -MORE BLOOD DONORS Onco again the Blood Transfusion Service of the General Hospital is appealing for blood donors from the Civilian population. In this connection, an exhibition booth has been established m the current Interaational Trade Fair which was opened m the Great World last light. (May I>. In
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    WELCOME TO DEPUTY-PRES.
    73 2 Sunday TiVtxnr Reporter) At the Municipal Commisioners' meeting last Friday, a hearty welcome and the full :o-opeiation of the Commlsrioners was extended to Mr. W. L. Blythe. Deputy President, by Mr. N. A. Mallal. Mi-. Blythe. who took up the Deputy Presidentship on short notice, m asking
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    MAN, WIFE ON CONCEALMENT CHARGE
    127 2 MAN, WIFE ON CONCEALMENT CHARGE Alleged to have voluntarily assisted m concealing 98 white and 89 grey blankets which were believed to have been stoJen. a middle-aged Malay, Abdul bin Hassan, and his wife, Mahjena binte Razak, were on trial m the Fourth Criminal Dlstricv Court yesterday before Mr. H.
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    DEMOCRACY – ITS MEANING
    151 2 DEMOCRACY ITS MEANING f Sunday Tril/nne R> -finrU.r) The Ceylon Tamils' Association at Handy Road v.as tne vtnue of an instructive lecture on "Democracy m s* lgapore on Friday evening wh«in the Rev. 1 Canon R. K. S. Adams expatiat ed on the subject to an audience of youngsters and
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    BLINDING HEADACHES MADE HER HELPLESS
    171 2 BLINDING HEADACHES MADE HER HELPLESS Fore*] to L* jjjjr* Hours at a Tj The *ev%ritv C f headaches is" WlA 1 by hor statement tS?N ed to loan h*v pipl,"** power m her H*r<l« rw »>le wHo Buffer headaches will fc. knowhow .th, ended W VU»UI lMt wnu^, subject to
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      442 2 Engagement. The engagement If announce! between Neo Poh Chuan son o' j Mr. Neo Poo Wan and the lat> Mrs. Neo Pee Wan to Miss Nellie Leong daughter of Mr.*'. I Leong Hong Cheong and th^ j late Mr. Leong Hong Choomr. Situation. Vacant Applications are invited for j the
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    British Council's £3,000 Gift To Raffles Library
    485 3 I (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) i i~ -jw j. In an effort to help reference section, whicj he Jap occupation, the proximately £3,000 on n This was revealed to C. Ferguson, British Co has just arrived m Sing years m Wesc Africa or
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    CARE OF TEETH
    84 3 w cartoon cnutiea A "fi Guards" illustrat*J*porttnco of caring JeSfe d other educa r «iv bo shown by **UJTbcUiUoos Film Unit JTiTc coarse of thus week "roaps or audiences [I,u1 ,u <W§c "Chool child- fcfry Kampong folks. 5^ eowtaWw and their *5L dntoaesc church *LmnM'int workers. anfi
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    MEDAL FOR POSTMAN
    25 3 C Klfl^ has approved the rftfie Imperial Service to Ahnr it bin Mai some. ftetioaii. General Post notiflutiwi issued yester- v I
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    FRENCH RAIL STRIKE
    95 3 PARIS. May l. -The Paris underground railway was working today on a greatly reduced scale because of a strike of train operators belonging to the "autonomous union", a nonCommunist body to which the majority of undci ground railway drivers belong. The union voted late last night to
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    29 3 WASHINGTON. Apr. 30 General Hoyt S. Vandenberg 49-year-old combat commander of World War Two became top man in the United States Air Force succeeding General Carl A. Spaatz. U.P.
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    FELLOWSHIP DINNER
    81 3 SINGAPORE'S YMCA members will get to know one another better at the Fellowship Dinner planned for Saturday May 8. at the YMCA mabi auditorium m Orchard Road. An after-dinner talk on "The YMCA Movement" will be given by Mr. Rowland Lyne. the General Secretary, who wili by then
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    MOSCOW'S MAY DAY
    52 3 LONDON, May 1.-- Moscow's May Day parade air display today was commanded by Air Major Genera! Vassily loaifovich Stalin, son of Marshal Stalin. Moscow said. Ttm flypast, detail* of wiiich were broadcast by a commentator flying m a heavy bomber included Jet aircraft "flying at tlie speed
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    8-Month Promise Has Borne No Fruit
    390 3 8- Mo nth Promise Has Borne No Fruit NLMBERS' PROMOTIONS A. 1 I (Sunday Tribune Staff Report or) The subject of the promised promotion oi members of the Straits Settlements Civil Service into the Colonial Administrative Service, which has been long neglected, will be brought up by Mr. C. C.
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    LIBRARY ADVISER
    38 3 Mis* Kate D. Ferguson. British Council Library Adviter photographed by ovr enmcra-man m her office at Raines Museum. A carved xooden goat-stool which .she brmuht with her from West Africa stands beside her iTribum photograph). i
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    DELAYED RETURN, BOMB HIT OFFICE
    398 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporter! MR R. CHELLIAH. eldest son of the late Dr R Chelliah who has been away from Malaya since the outbreak T of tho hero P nnV V&X a V retu J™ ll1 to Singapore by the Oranjr due I here on May
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    81 3 J DURING the recent meat shortage m Singa- S i pore, a portion of a con- L signmemt of beef, which 1 arrived for Fitzpatrick's, S i was distributed to licens- i ed stall-holders m Singa- 1 pore markets. j I This was the only con- I signment of beef
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    Left House, Found Dead 2 Days Later
    224 3 a man who left his house and aid not return whs found i dead two days later about two miles from his house. Deceased, Goh Kai Kee <30>. a worker m the Naval Bastwas discovered m a disused petiol depot m Marseiling Road
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    N.E.I. TRADE
    221 3 (FROM PAGE ONE) I gling, he said it was rampant even m pre-war days. Dr. Winkelman explained that traders intending to ex- I port goods to Republican I ports, like Djambi and Indra- i giri, must first obtain letters j of introduction from the Dutch Consulate, and, of
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    RUN ON BANKS
    66 3 Jerusalem, Apt. ?,o. Palestine's bank m the main towns and cities are experiencing an unprecedented "run" with the population queueing daily to draw out money for fear of chaos and civil war when the British mandate ends on May 15. Only m all-Jewish Telaviv. however, have the
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    4209 4  -  VERA ARDMORE 1 At Lienville The well-known and popular couple, Mr .and Mrs. Lien Yin^ Chow, were genial host and hostess at the informal cocktail party held at their residence at Holland Park or. Monday evening. Hundreds of guests were invited. The occasion was m
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      81 4 Acknowledged Masters of the Jewellery Craft H. SENA LTD. High St.. Singapore. Bishop St., reliant: Oriental Aye. Bangkok. Malayan Agents for Ciro of Bond St. Solo Importers of the finest French jewellery models. MAISON VALLY (Lndits' Hair Sty list) Special Offer "Innecto" Hair Dyes t bottles: $1.40 (1, A 1,
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  • The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      Seat Of Learning
      235 6 Can genius flourish m a garret? Can philosophy triumph over mundane 01 sordid environment? They can, but why handicap embryo geniuses and philoso phers by confining them within uncongenial surroundings, reflecting man's averice, man's acquisitiveness or man's inhumanity to man while Nature beckons and points to empty
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    REPORT ON BRITAIN-2
    1214 6  -  LIM KENGHOR LIM KENG HOR, now touring Britain as a guest of the United Kingdom Government, tells you today mainly about Malayans and former Malayans m London. r*** by London. April 19. We spent the whole of yesterday afternoon, visiting two :>f the most attractive places around
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    Peddlers With A Tradition
    677 6 Take a stroll m Chinatown any clear night. More often than not your attention will be attracted by scattered groups of people m lanes and on roadsides, each crowding around a light. A voice, loaded with vim but hoarse with usage and strain, booms from their
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    Has Septic Finger Wants A House
    115 6 Desperately anxious to get municipal house by hook or by crook, some applicants m Inverness Scotland try to bolster up their claims with doctors' certificates. The Housing convener complains that the Allocation Committee grt shoals ot these certificates many of them "absolutely worthless". These
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    Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
    767 6 (By N.S.F.) "What I would like to know", remarked Hele.i rather coldly, "is just how you propose 1 should keep th>: children quiet. "That", I replied, "is your er ou»* concern. It's unfortunate that the only vacant room m Singapore happened to be planted fairly and squarel
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    DENMARK THE OLDEST MONARCHY
    227 6 DENMARK THE OLDEST MONARCHY D nmark, tlw O ld.» In Europe i rULS f th flnallj cpmeTtt* no was abl< to ™mlc gear into Although Drr.mark k >'" l vl Y »»'ttcr knoLV igriculture, indust, r handicrafts are a s b^Jl ln>r national l,f 0 E** have travelled fir 2*
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    Black Monday On Tuesdays
    108 6 Th« Rev Hubert C. U-\ Vicur of Out wood, Wifajjjl tiiinks that the world iSH off on the wrong foot, v T were, by eoniniereing therl Illg week on a Monday tint awful "Monday m<ri He suggest! that thert 4*l bf fiv lull working d«yif7' Tucs.tiy
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    80,000 Telegrams Each Month, Only Eight Complaints
    332 7 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE trailic handled by the Telegraph Office i" Singapore has, according to the Telecommunication Department authorities, risen steadily since the reoccupation until the figures now reached are un the average for each month 40,000 telegrams transmitted and the same
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    HE CIRCLES GLOBE IN SEARCH OF LIGHT
    218 7 (Sunday Tribune Rf porter) TWENTY-KIGHT-YEAR-OLD London-born Kenneth Charles Sutton-.Joncs. now m Singapore, has a job that literally takes him roun'! the world m search of light! For Kenneth, who.se official designation is Technical Sales Engineer concentrates on work connected with the rehabilitation ot
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    RESPONSE POOR
    65 7 COLOMBO, May 1. -The response to the British Food Ministry's offer to bulk-pur-chase Ceylon Tea has been disappointing. Planters and agency houses m Ceylon have offered to sell 92 million pounds, compared with 94] million pounds last year. The British Food Ministry offered to buy 150 million pounds
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    34 7 Washington, April 30.- Lord Inverchapel. British ambassador to the United States, presented an award to Dr. R. J. Van do Graaff, American scientist, who developed a high voltage generator used to split atoms.- U.P.
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    Malayan Airways Spreads Its Wings
    939 7 NEED FOR NETWORK EXPANSION, AAORE LOCALLY-TRAINED STAFF (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) YESTERDAY was the fust birthday of Malayan Airways. Last year, on May 1, a lonoly dove-like aircraft —an Airspeed Consul— took off from Kallang Airport on its 180-mile joir ney to Kuala Lumpur. Thus
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    CEYLONESE P.M.G
    57 7 COLOMBO, May 1. Mr A. Ignatius Perera has been confirmed m his appointment as Postmaster-General, and is the first Ceylonese to be mad*permanent m this top-ranking office m the Post and Telegraph. Department. From the time he joined the Post and Telegraph Department Mr. Perera has served with
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    RESHUFFLE BRINGS IN NEW BLOOD
    616 8  -  COURTMAN Badminton Notes AT th« thirteenth annual general meeting of the Singapore Budminton Association eight of the twelve members of the management committee! were re-elected to serve for the next term. Which slums that the clubs aflittiited to the Association have full confidence m the
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    The Ten Best S'pore Table-Tennis Stars
    573 8 The Ten Best S'pore Table -Tennis Stars 'BY CELLULOID On Tuesday last, the Malayan Chinese table-tennis team left :n a specially chartered Dakota with some members of other branches of sports for Shanghai city. Many well-wishers and supporters were at the airport to give them a good send-off. Table-tennis enthusiasts
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    What China Lacked
    116 8 i NEW YORK, Apr. 30. The Times m an editorial today said. "What China has lacked most politically over the last 20 years has been the existence of "loyal opposition" to the group around the President Chiang Kai Shek. that ruled the Kuomintanfc and national government. "If
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    E.O.S. SPORTS CLUB HAS MADE FIGHT CHAMPIONS
    235 8 Away from th<> limelight, situated on ;i picturesque spot 200 feet above sea level, is a gymnasium which offers facilities for Singapore's sportsminded fraternity. It is known as the KOS club, a name closely associated with amateur boxing. Founded by Mi T. P.
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    "ROMEO RAMBLES"
    112 8 CANBERRA. May 1. Reports that Royal Australian Air Force "ronioos" made moonlight flights to visit far- i mers" daughters m lonely places are 'utterly untrue," Air Minister Arthur S. Drake- ford, told the Hou?o of Representatives today. He was commenting on a 1 statement made on April 13
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    KOO THANKS US
    51 8 CHICAGO. Apr 30. Chinese ambassador' Wellington Koo expressing gratitude ;nr the "n^v United States poll cy" of increased aid fcr nib I country, said one of the tnajor Chinese needs was IsT adequate supply of munitions and technical assistance to j certain branches of the Chinese army."
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    RICE PRICK
    29 8 SHANGHAI, May l Price Of rationed rice for' the month of May wa? officially pe^-d at CN53.500.000 per plkul < 110 pounds) by Mayor X C YYu U.P.
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      Heart-warming Tale Of 'FDR'
      364 9 HOW-TWOOD Apr. 30 The heart-warmiiig kntonaelv humin. tnic-to-!ife 01m rhe lat« President rrf 7k'••S.A. F-"<!., D. !t shortly due to^ y the imp* KTeloo^enl tit- Th film, International prize i viaoner of th.- 1D47 World Fttm Pitfttftl. was made with the i tutorial help of the
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      JEEP AID
      86 9 I HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 2.1. So i>n> can My that ■>„, j movie- tnaker.s don't keep abr.hit (>) tht tnmx. In directm§ lotift shots o! raraJrit bnttli scenes for Columbia's •The Man from Colorado/ t n\tf><nl of the usual assistant director* dashing about on imrsfback frantically carrywit meamgea between
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      SOLD OUT!
      117 9 HOLLYWOOD, A fl j 2.T -A lone war vet. ran. struggling Kin&te-han<le<lly to «'t*>rt 1 house j an«l get his little family out of a tent before the wJntei rains aroused the rympathy of Loret- j t» Youn^, William Holden. Rowrt Mitchuni and other actors I and crew
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      NICE PLACE FOR MURDER
      64 9 HOLLYWOOD, Apr. 30.— Agatha Cliriatie, noted mystery writer, used the swimming pool I at the EngHsh country home of Krincis L. Sullivan, who ap- pean with Ingrid Bergman m j "Joan of Arc," a Sierra Pictures production, as the scene for the murder m her novel,
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      THE JOHNSON INFLUENCE
      685 9 if -i, m. LLY A l )r 30.— There's a beautiful 'X y m North °m California caUed Santa Cruz. '■■iorvn an SI lho bllI( Pacifl( fft0 °t of the •loria Mountains. It has a population of 13,000. hSS.'^SI Van ohMon fan espectaW. A rwtauram haa Johnaon
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      HE NEEDS PIXIES
      119 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 30. Pat O'Brien agrees that a man is never too old to learn new tricks. Though a veteran of many years as a top personality on stage and screen he had *to go to school again to prepare for his role m RKO Radios "The
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      New High
      83 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 30. Ro- bert Mitchum's fan mail broke i 17-year record for the number of letters received m a month at RKO Radio studios. I The orevious record was established hy Irene Dunne following the release of "Cimar- von. Mitchum's fan mail total was 3timulated by the
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      'Guilty Gloves'
      70 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 30. Rosalind Russell wears a variety of gloves ranging from wristlets to shoulder-length and m materials ranging from doe- c skin to velvet brocade m a forthcoming production t The "guilty gloves" which f serve to prod Miss Russell's conscience m the story and which baffled
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      Ranch Is Best Insurance
      121 9 HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 30. Bon Johnson, the male lead m an A.rko production, is the only star m Hollywood who docs i ranch-hand's chord before reporting for work at the studio. Johnson, who was born In Oklahoma and became a working cowboy at the age of 12,
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      GETS OWN BOAT
      76 9 HOLLYWOOD, Apt. 00. Van Leslie, leading lady for rim Holt m RKO Radio's 'Guns of Wrath* 1 who was ligned for pictures m 1944 .vhon a talent BCOtft saw a picure of her at the tiller of a boat >n the cover of a national na^azin.'. finally
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      New Contpa ny 's Plan For Flint Line-Up
      290 9 New Contpa ny 's Pla n For Flint Line- Up HOLLYWOOD. Apr. 30 Seven million dollars will bi' spent this year on four motion pictures by Independent Artists, Inc. recently organized by Rosalind Russell Dudley Nichols md Frederick r.!i- j>son. Executive producer Brisson announces that they will double their originally
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      HOLLYWOOD STARDUST
      300 9 A DOCUMENTARY short "Design For Death." has achieved a distinction rare m movie circles. It is perhaps the first film ever previewed before two groups of atomic scientles the one at Cal-Tech and the other at Princeton University's Institute for Advanced Stud3'. The short, which seems a sure
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      LAVINIA TELLS FATHER
      35 9 LAVINIA TELLS FATHER be/on n h, outstanding career, Miss Russell's heading O^NeiU classu co-starred with Michael Redgrave, Raymond Mnss< v (Pictured above hi the roU of her father) fcHtina Paxinou, Leo Gtnn and Kirk Douglas.
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      FLYING HIGH—
      168 9 LONDON' A P 30 Burfje«s Meredith str.j 'M^o Own Execution*-" (g^ryrff^ f o l)e shown m B!n«T l M>or»l v/hVh tv -b',\ »t r, onH r Studio Tsloworth reoenttv produced r Ttiori p-Tcr duH^r tho matting of one of the last of the m. 'lenres. ■f the lMvn.'"rM-it»
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      — A Telling Shot
      118 9 A Telling Shot M»nl y. unR lrjsh h.loi who ploys ihp p:>,r: of the Btt*d<l*>v»nl ex.R A F. pilot m the film »a.l v stnnuous time wht-n rw was called upon to shoot himWjl through th<> h<v«.i jn.l then ail from the top of :t hlc»h building. After three reheat
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    S'PORE DEFEATS JOHORE 4-1 AFTER SHAKY START
    787 10 (By "SPECTATOR") MUAR, Saturday. Johore gave Singapore a big shock before going down by four goals to one m che Malaya Cup match here yesterday. Starting promisingly, the home team opened the scoring when Aitken misjudged a rebound and led by this goal
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    ROVERS SPORTS CLUB
    105 10 The Rovers Junior will meet the Combined Brothers Schools' XI m a friendly game of soccer at the St. Patrick's School ground on Monday, 3rd May. 1948. Tho Rovers Junior will be selected from the following Leong Foon Chew. Koh Kirn Seng. Tang Soon Chee, Hymnh Van
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    CYMA Win 3-1
    176 10 C.V.M.A. 3 INDIANS 1. The S.A.F.A. Division 111 League soccer match played at McNair Road yesterday between the C.V.M.A. XI and Indians XI ended m a 3-1 victory for C.V.M.A. Vivian Klass opened the score with a stiff grounder 10 minutes after the start, for C.V.M.A. Continuing
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    SURATTA BATS WELL FOR YMCA
    103 10 The V.M.C.A. XI were held to a close draw by the G.H Q FARELF when tliey mot m v cricket match at TantrPn ground yesterday. The scores were V.M.C A I IM runs, and G.H.Q. 146 runs' for seven wickots when time intervened. t JF-
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    S.T.C. SPORTS CLUB OFFICIALS
    71 10 Thr following fiavo been elected ofßce-bemren of th t Singapore Tr«etlon Co., Sports Ch*: I'rcshlent A. A Buinu. Virr-PrPßi.Jents: A R Campion riv\ A. M. olquliouir 1 Hon HPrretary N. SHravanamtftliu; Hon teeaaurar: c l, WiJliama; Hon. auilitor L ,W. Weaterhout; Sports Captain: R. Pichay; Vice
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    MALAYAN UNIVERSITY
    1258 10 (FROM PAGE 1) College already have many of the characteristics of a University. They point out that the standards of the College of Medicine are attested by the General Medical Council. They themselves accord well-deserv-ed recognition to the standards and achievements of Raffles College. They were favourably impressed
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    Telok Ayer MYF Beat Raffles Collegians
    258 10 The Teluk Ayer Methodist Youth Fellowship beat Raffles College Union at badminton and table-tennis at the Teluk Ayer Church Hall yesterday. The scores were 5-2, 5-2 respectively. All the games were keenly contested. The biggest upset was created when Miss M. P. Pillay, former
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    Norman Lim Tennis Party
    62 10 The following will represent Norman Lim Tennis Party m a friendly tennis match against Katong Tennis Party t.onsisting of 3 doubles and 2 singles to be played at the Eye Hospital court. Balestier Road, today at 8 a.m. Chee Kong Laong. khoo P«ck Sun, R. J.
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    S.A.S.A. OFFICIALS
    63 10 At the annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association held m tnc Y.M. C.A. last week, tfce following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing yea t President—Mr. G. H. Kial; VicePresident Mr. R. Lvne; Hon. secretary treasure? Mr. Leong Yee Soo; Committee -Messrs. W. N. Rothery.
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    A.C.S. OLD BOYS
    133 10 The following will represent the ACS. Old Boys' Association m a badminton match of 4 singles and 2 doubles against the Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Clerical Union Hall. Rangoon Road, on Thursday at 7.00 p.m. sharp. Wee Sin Oon, Chia Chin Soon, Wee Chye
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    Ranking Of Malayan ' Boxers In 1937
    275 11 Ranking Of Malayan Boxers In 1937 tn 1837 liv- W»g4P«re Box\snociation compiled a ir 'nkim:' U«t of all professional l Vrnwnw m thf> hsl n>raM Jns a 35rt b*ttl< onivthMir.st three are given, pj^t y in the n.iddleweiuht ClMtj Middleweight; A, Rivers Weltei wight: Al Kvors, Joel Diamond, fenacio Fernandea
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    HUNGARY WINS
    87 11 BUDAPEST. Apr. SO —Hun- gary entered the uecond round of the European bmm of the Oa\ is Cup competition by establishing a decisive o-0 lead over Austria when their first round match was continued here today. They will now meet the winners ot the Rumania v-. France tie.
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    COMMERCIAL HS SOCCER TEAMS
    114 11 The following are. pajfesd to represeni the Commercial High School Soccer Teams m the Ist and 2nd XI Soccer meet against the C.V.M.A. iKatonpi Ist and 2nd XT at «h» St. Patrick's School grouni today 1 and 5.16 p.m.. respectively IST XT. D. Oovindasamy, Oscar de
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    UK Hard Courts Lawn Tennis
    107 11 BOURNEMOUTH, Apr. 30. The Indian pair Dilip Bose and Narcndra Kath were eliminated m the somi-nnals of the men's doubles m the British hard courts lawn tennis championships here today. Kukuljevic. former Yugoslav international now of India, and J. Olliff, Britain, beat their 7/5. 6
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    MARIGOLD B.P.
    73 11 The fwliowinp touinament UM will be played off on Sunday, at 12 noon m the indoor hall Schoolboys. Semi-Final Scan Kee Thonp vs. Koh Chong Seng. "C" Singles C"l>.oo Peng KnK vs. Seah Kee Kwaner; Koh Keng bock v«. Lnm joon Lin. The usual Committee Meetiii.T of the
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    KID ARENAS-LEFT-HOOK SPECIALIST
    506 11 KID ARENAS-LEFT-HOOK SPECIALIST Malaya's Boxing Giants No. 32 Herman Rappa One of the most difficult punches U> acquire is the left-hook. It is one of the "deadliest" punches m the tight game and the prettiest. It must be delivered with perfect timing. Tlu* straight left, so clonely associated %vith British
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    30 11 Promoter Bng Chwee Btmg whakmg hrnutt vith lAHtelmri* after thr fatter had beaten Brown Robert* fur the Sinaa pore tl,pr,;i !/ht title at the (treat WatU a,eJa m*?y S2Z* OO(t
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    FLASHBACK TO 1937
    94 11 A groat flyhUr m this pic'ure i» minting." He is Battling Kry, rtmndtma coM /row fee le/t. To iff »/•.<< ri^f ar<; >'. 3/,//.«;w r'a Jap), Mnkntanyn, a frtetid, Dick*y' Morrier and Little Letcts. A boring enthusiast. Kirn B wee, is standing on Kry'.t rtfjh't The middle
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    "Handling The Ball" —Tip To Batsmen
    290 11 "Handling The Ball" Tip To Batsmen LONDON, May 1. Batsmen m all classes of cricket are advised :o take much greaUr care \fX future to avoid being given out 'handled the ball or "hit the ball twire,"' following the latest reminder to umpires. The "handled the bar 1 danger was
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    Praise For Outschoorn
    149 11 WORCKS TE R, May 1 Many appreciative remarks .".bout the batting of Worcesterf shire's dark-skinned player. "Laddie" Outachoorn, formerly oi Malaya, wete made after fie Australian match here yesterI clay. Cey I o n b o r n Out&choorn found his way into English Cricket In tun
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    FRED DAVIS WINS
    74 11 London, .\|>ri! .0 Kreil N avi la it > -.it innoi -up I became the new worWti i>n< •.^siniial snooker champion ;otlu.' wii< ii he niloed a Cd i I iTianMiti^ l-a<l of 7'j fraencj !i^ ovei the bolder, WaJtei booaldflop. t!n-i! 1 i. r > from
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    KHALSA CRICKET
    103 11 The following will represent Singapore KhalM Association against the Colonial c.c. tomorrow (Sunday) at Changi ground, at 11 a.m.: Solakhan Singh. M«-wa Singh. Balwant Singh, li. s. Soin. Wazii Sin)_ii. M. B. Singh. Mohinder Singh, Sowa Singh, Gopal Kri.shnan. Tharam Sineh Chooi Singh, SntLndar Singh C K Qosaian,
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      587 11 YOU, THIS WEEK AND THE— I AQUARIUS GfMZAQf /.//,7? 1 7AA T 21 FEB 18 MAF 21 JUNE 20 X/:P7 21 Of7T 23 J > WarZ planwna or ln<k >'..<.- mi/] become tteeptu a period oi confusion and 1 i foresight (■•mitt havi very mi?olved m the problems oi a
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    Coldstreatn Surprises In Last Race: Pays $251
    2684 12 Gold Caste Wins Main Event ni4. *%%i:i:i» First Pool (SI 00.000). First *****2 $50,000 Second *****7 $25,000 Third *****4 $12,500 Starters ($1,250 each) HW4BB, *****0. *****6--2502X2, *****9, *****0, ?i7r>f?o, *****3, *****1, *****4. Second Pool ($64,000) First *****3 $32,000 Second *****9 $16,000 Third *****0
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    Seen & Heard At The Races
    433 12 Seen Heard At The Races (By Allen Lewis) Ted Harper, who rode Gold Caste. when he won the main event at Bukit Timah yesterday, ha. L been having quite a lean time for some months. The mannei m which he handled Gold Caste yesterday makes one wondei why he has
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    RECS WIN BY 74 RUNS
    73 12 Ihe Singapore Recreation Uub defeated the .Singapore i Cricket Club by 74 runsin a cricket match played at the Padang yesterday. Winning the toss, the R<r<^ knocked up 150 run s *A Waih, 39. 8. Hojv 32». Thr £CC iCOred 76 runs For the "sec.
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    THURAISINGHAM KNOCKS UP 63
    99 12 A good effort by c. Thuraisingham who KOred 63 retired, was chiefly responsible tor the Cable S Win us, snatching rietory fro.n the 81nc:pore Reci m I tion Club m cricket m itr\\ <. played p.t the SRC Padang ,'est,prl.'v. Ratrin-r |jrs? r-, R).(. j •c
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    GILMOUR'S PLEA FOR HARD, EFFICIENT WORK
    753 12 "These last two years there has been a wnv.» of pro* perftty of which Singaporeans cvi be Justly proud, rtx combination of geographical advantage and human initiative has brought remarkable results. But do not forget that With tho notable exception of rubber, it is
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      Football Results
      267 12 LONDON. May l lowing arc Football result Ol" FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 8, Giimsby Toum Bolton Wandra. 0 EvS Burnley 2. Hudcio'rsflel M 0 Charlton Ath. 1. Sundei^ WLir rP°O1 2 Wolvcrh^pto B Manchester Utd. 4 R l burn Rovers 1. ac 3 Middlesbrough 1, Aston Vili 4 Portsmouth
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      Labriola Draws With Son Of Kong
      92 12 Son of Konj; drew wltt Labriola over ten rounn« In tie main event of the wrestll* card presented at the Happr World last night. Results of the other evenU I were Bosca Boa obtained the dcci- j sion over Mukle m the fourtt round
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      ALI BEY KAYOED
      141 12 Ali EUsa Bey. the poltubr I Turkish wrestler suffered fe 1 I first knock out defeat at tV I hands of King Kong, the Hun I garian giant wrestler m tl second round at the Grf* I World arena laU night. losing this bout. Kiza Bey W
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