Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 June 1949

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    Masthead
    20 1 SUNDAY Tribune Published simultaneously m* BiHgaporm, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and'Pvnang, SIXTEEN i»a<;es. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, TONE 5, 1949. VKICE TEN CENTS
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    VAST FISH RAMP NETS $ MILLIONS
    729 1  - VAST FISH RAMP NETS MILLIONS M. S. DAUD MONOPOLY GRABS 200fo PROFIT By NGAPORE housewives are paying tribulc lo a LI f ruthless hsn monopoly which clears 200 per cent profit on every dollar they lake from their purses and keeps thousands of Malay and Chinese Fishermen on starvation level.
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    Another Tribune Scoop
    224 1 Another Tribune Scoop AFTER I percival j wixsrwr j PVEU sine- Lieutj b Genera! !Vici\a''s great SOS* "War In J aafcya" concluded In the Malaya Tribune last i pNBj lasderi have beea rin^inK up anil asking, j \Mi;'.i have yea v"« i<»i us ml t To-<la> v.«- have pa- sure
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    NOT ONE LAST KISS
    49 1 a complaint went to tiie 2 u f lingering g between Wrens and i toy-hiuuis m St. Bu-Jjux-squaic. Plymouth, mm thf girls wait nightly back to St. ™*»ux canrp. tSUL w rpn pctt y oflicor is **J«J m Uie square to weak up farewell embrai
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    Missionary Goes To Hiroshima
    66 1 Missionary Goes To Hiroshima SAN FRANCISCO. Sat. j Rev. Curtis Askew, 27-year-old southern baptist missionary, his wife Mary Leo and son Jerry. 9 months, sailed on i the US Army transport General Gordon to spend the next five yeais converting Japanese at Hiroshima. In an interview prior to departing Askew
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    BROOKE ASKS FOR PLEBISCITE
    78 1 LOXDOX, Sat. Mi. Anthony Brooke, former Raja i Mucin of Sarawak, wrote to the Times today that he would finally renounce all active m- j tcrest m Sarawak politics if a plebiscite showed that the family was not wanted back m Sarawak. In the event of
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    A Mother's Tears For Abdul
    92 1 A Mother's Tears For Abdul destitute. Photo. ABDUL SAM AT bin Amjah, firmtr Malayan Momma, now lolled in Australia for six month* pending deportation, leaves the Federal Court which decided that he must go back te his own country. His weeping losler-raother, >lrs. IL Kanlaua, tries to oooaforl him. Abdul
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    SHIRATORI DIES
    42 1 SHIR ATORI DIES TOKIO. Sat. Toshio Shil atori, former ambassador t '.< Rome, serving a life sentence for collaboration with Axi powers, has died of cancer o. the larynx. He was tried With Tojo as one of the 28 majoi war- criminals. U.P.
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    MALAYA: "ANOTHER GREECE"
    124 1 MALA YA: "ANOTHER GREECE" LONDON, Sat The Conservative Daily Telegraph said today that Colonial Secretary Creech Jones' assurance that tne Malayan authorities had the situation well m hand "was satisfactory far as it went." Tien the pal er said: "Even assuming, as, the lonia! B ici etai y did, thai
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    Hush! Hush! Whisper Who Dares!
    183 1 Hush! Hush! Whisper Who Dares! ENTER MR. ALEXANDER < (J* A,!L l v.1.'l d iM.-rf Bl Ten gab I.hLi.v for the arrival oi Mr. V.V. Alexamhv, iU-UahiN Minister of Defence, who In making an overnight »top m fongapore on ii way to Hongkong, here he will devote two days to
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    What Can We Do To Stop This Evil?
    813 1  - What Can We Do To Stop This Evil? A DOCTOR Tin: da\<.i:ks «f i<.\<»iia\4 i: BY IF one- were to assume that the figure given by Dr. W. J. Vickers, Director of Medical Services, that there is one abortion a day is correct, then it is fair enough to reason
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    WOMAN ENVOY FROM U.S.
    188 1 WOMAN ENVOY FR OM U.S. MRS. Mildred Hughes. Executive Vice President of the Far East-America Council of Commerce and Industry Inc., is expected to arrive m Singapore on June 18, on a survej trip of possibilities of trade m Asia, including this c mntry. For the greater part of her
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    NEW INDIAN AIR-LINE FOR SINGAPORE
    7 1 NEW INDIAN AIR-LINE FOR SINGAPORE jgjgkjg Reuter
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    NIMBUS WINS DERBY
    78 1 EPSOM, (England), Bat Nimbus, 7 to l shot owned by Mrs M. Glcnistei uf Britain, won the 170 th nmnin- ol the English Derby m a thrilling photo finish with Amour Drake second and Swallow Tail third. Nimbus led virtual!) all the way bul caught at the
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    GATE-CRASHERS BEWARE!
    164 2 GATE-CRASHERS BEWARE! Stalwart Jagars To Guard Door lo Talentime CORGERS and gate-crashers who may try to attend the next Talentime show, scheduled at the British Council Hall on June 17, will find that landing on their noses is a painful experience. Mr. Ronald Wild, co-organizer with Mr. Kingsley Morando of
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    Lorry Killed Owner's Son & Grandson
    81 2 Lorry Killed Owner's Son Grandson MALACCA. Sat. AN elderly Chinese. Tan Soon Bug, owner of a lorry which recently overturned at Bemabok killing hi* son and grandson, was charged m the Circuit Magistrate's Court today with not maintaining the vehicle m a good condition. Mr. S. E. Bell, appearing for
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    MONTH'S JAIL FOR OFFERING BRIBE TO P.C.
    57 2 fpEO Chee Hian was sentenced to one month's imprisonment and fined $15 after he pleaded guilty m the Second Police Court yesterday to offering a bnbe to a police constable and gambling m public. Teo was stated to have offered the constable $2.70
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    He Failed To Stop—$50
    58 2 OECAUSE Ong Chye Choa did not stop his sampan when called upon to do so by a marine patrol m Singapore River, he was fined $50 m the First District Court yesterday. 7.580 CHECKED I" last Friday's police security checks. 7.580 persons Were screened. Only one
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    Australian Born Italians Go Home
    181 2 MORE than 40 Italians, born and bred h\ Australia and New Zealand, passed through Singapore yesterday m the Napoli on their way to Italy Th y were part of the 127. mainly Italian, passengers who boarded the shin at Australian ports. Miss Norma Dallicssi, 21,
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    Yesterday's Brides
    53 2 Yeste rday's Brides MISS MABEL PERERA, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Perera. was married to Mr. E. ti. Weerasekera at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yest morning. MR. AND MRS. A. G. Alviss^ after thdr marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. The bride is the
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    Play Mates
    55 2 Play Mates MB. STANLEY B. Boswcll, m aaaging director and animal trainer ol the Boswell Brothers irt-us of South Africa, now m Singapore <»■> a circua talea! March, j;<»cs <>i whcelbarrou race with one of his trained 'ions. Speaking of animals, Mr, Boswell &ay» bor*r* are hardest l<» train, 'ions
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    MAN CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY
    80 2 MAN CHARGED WITH ARMED ROBBERY LEI] Yong Chua war charged In the Seen,: Police Court yesterday with robbery while armed with a revolver. It was alleged that Lee, on January sat Smith Street robbed Mun Woh ;;rd foui others of Rvc %viisi watches, two gold ring >i i m cash,
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    MEDICAL OFFICER GOES ON LEAVE
    67 2 MALACCA. Sat. Members of the medical, aursing and administrative start of the General Hospital entertained Dr. J. E. McMahon, the Chief Medical Officer, yesterday at a tea-party and tennis social on the eve of his departure on home leave. A speech was made by Dr.
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    BAND CONCERT
    39 2 The l'i)!i<-< ]\;>-m\ Coned, scheduled at Fai n r Park on June '■!>. has been postponed to Monday, June 20 because of the rehcai sal foi the King': Mil thd ly Parade w hich tool; place on Friday.
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    AIR MAIL SCHEDULE
    104 2 All Mail is expected today fioin the United Kingdom, Aden, Africa. Arabia, Canada, Burope, India, It an, ha(|. Pakistan. Palestine Australia and New Zealand, Burma and Siatn. Latest time of posting at the G.P.O. to the a'>ove places is 6.00 p.m. Surface and Ai Mail is expected
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    REDS TURN TO ASIA AFTER CHECK IN EUROPE
    426 3 M Ul (H.t the cent™ of Rravily-i.. »> ofh m'iisps ,h vvonl TT 5 titer the check m Europe which tonnminism ha^ si,,tted to Mr vvL V i aS d l* ussin X the situation m Malaya with mi th??s° W Wyatt
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    CHILD KILLED BY FATHER'S LORRY
    41 3 IX)SDON Sat i J. Bi Saml< i ycle round a d Hillingilon, Middlesex, a 1. '.(-don loi I Th< <in\i i. a travelling ii heard am. j!imr<vl out, and found the r ad. pel (tin -on.
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    Children Have Lots Of Fun
    144 3 Children Have Lots Of Fun T Sin i por< Girls' Sport 1 Club turned the Victoria ill into a seething mass of wboj hula-hula girls, Hottentots, Dutchmen, man d Mins and fairies when they held a clnid! en's fanev-d paiade ycsierday afternoon, after their jumble sale which aisc drew large
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    Seamen's Union Suspended
    96 3 Seamen' s Union Suspended OTTAWA. Sat. The Trades and Labour Congress of Canada yesterday su ed its affiliate striking Canadian Seamen's T'nion, whose strike against Blast coast operators tied up Canadian shipping all cvei the world. The suspension w. announced by a three-man committee set up bj tneTixJ to Investigate
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    U. S. China Policy Worries Manila
    169 3 WASHINGTON, Saturday.- Official Philippine «reteB Washington arc greatly concerned' over possible Anglo-American recognition of the Communist regime m China. President Truman declined to comment at has press confluence this week on reports of Government uneasiness m tile Philippines about future United States policy towaids
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    'PUPPET GOVT'
    45 3 CAIRO. Sat. The news paper AI Misri said today thai Fiance was about to set up a "puppet government" m th< Fessan, the southern part of tin former Italian colony of ibya, under a local chieftain named Emir Ahmed Scif En Nasr. Reuter
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    CAT ADOPTS MOUSE
    70 3 A mi. r«t has J adopted a mouse at C'rossways Farm, near Chepstow, Mon., iikl de- fends it against other I eats. The eat had three hit- tens and lost two. j Then Mrs. Kyle, the 5 farmer's wifo, saw thr Z 1 eat carry the mouse
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    HIS HOBBY
    37 3 Cambridge Chief Constable. Mr. B. N. Bebbington. expus.sing .surprise about the lack of interest m playing games shown by many applicants to join the police, said "One applicant, asked what his hobbies were, replied 'Courting.'
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    Naval Bride
    65 3 Lieut. H. Paailey R.N.. vho is on the start of the Naval C-ln-C., Singapore, with his bride, formerly Miss Patricia Jsaa Bury, smiling as they leave the ardnsaj «>r officers' swords after (he Wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. Mrs. Paulley arrived m Singapore oul> a week ago.
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    World Consumes Less Rubber
    211 3 WASHINGTON. Saturday.— World production and consumption of natural rubber during the month of April showed a slight decline from March figures as did consumption of synthetic rubber. Output of synthetic rubber remained the same as m the preceding month. This is revealed In a rep*, t
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    Rubber Exports Drop
    93 3 Rubber Exports Drop RUBBER exports from Malaya fell by 10.263 tons, about 13 per cent., m May as compared with April. The total for May was 64.323 as against 74,586 m April. Of the May exports 391,304 tons were shipped from Singapore and 181,686 tons from the Federation. The United
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    RED CHARGES
    39 3 LONDON, Sat. The Soviet magazine New Times today ;i!ic.u(-(i that the American imperialist* n corning Formosa togcthci with South Korea int.. w .u C4iiefl base foi a future wat against democratic China," .Mo cuw Radio reported. Hcutoi.
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    TANKER SINKS OFF U.S.A.
    79 3 TANKER SINKS OFF U.S.A. JACKSONVILLE. Florida. Sat. Coast Guard cutters struggled desperately to drag the slaking 10.000 ton tanker flagship Sinco from the high tolling sens of the Gulf stream to calmer water, where her crew could take to lifeboats safely. Two hours earlier the master of the stricken ship
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    SEVEN FOR O
    63 3 Because of a war injury J<: v. Aiivvright. 29-year-old me-dium-paced bowler for Griffin Athletic Cricket Club, wean a steel corset to protect h displaced spine. Playing against VV. H. Smith's at Dulwich recently! he hit thr stump.- even til m 11 deliveries, including the fo r no
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    TRADE AND INDUSTRIES FAIR TO BE HOLD IN SEPT.
    384 4 BUILDINGS TO COST $1,000,000 (Sunday Tribune Staff Importer) THE Malayan Trade and Industries Fair will be opened m Singapore m mid-September. Construction of the buildings to hold the fair, estimated to co.st about $1,000,000. ifl now Hearing completion. Seventy per cent,
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    He Is Shopping For Guns
    254 4 He Is Shopping For Guns A MAN with 5200.000 to Spend within the next six month: is Lieut. -Col. 11. W. Watson-Hyatt, commandant of the proposed Singapore Volunteer Corps. lb- will spend it m modem equipment like Bten and Bren gun.-, a couple of mortars modern rifles, bayonets, pistnls, ammunition,
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    JOHNSON TO DRAFT LEGISLATION
    165 4 Requtstliontng Ol Vacant Premises; j fjpHK Singapore Labour Party Is rallying "behind its tone representative m the Munici- pal Commission Mr. Pat Johnson, to produce draft legislation for the requisitioni ing and control of all vacant I premises m Singapore. Mr. Johnson, who introduced a motion
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    A Department Of Psychiatry For Social Welfare?
    302 4 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) INVESTIGATIONS are now being made informally, to ascertain how far reading crime books and magazines create criminal tendencies m Singapore youths. If they show that a department of psychiatrists should be set up m priority to other measures, then
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    BIRTHDAY PARADE
    59 4 ii parade m honour of the A birthday of Mr Majesty the King will lie held on the Padansj, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday. June 8. The Hi^h Commissioner. j Sir Henry dinney, will i inspect the parade md take the salute at the Match Past, lb- will also
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    MSU TO MEET ON JUNE ll
    113 4 MALACCA. Sat. The second annual general meetin;.', of the Malacca Municipal I Set vices Union Will be held at the Malacca Municipal Club on June 11 at 2.30 p.m. The meeting will elect a nine men co m m i tt ee of management
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    Commonsense Of Birth Control
    449 4 IH'MANITY may he smart enough to discover the cure for transmutable diseases but not smart enough to advise prevention, said Dr. C. J. Pa^lar. On the average, he said, it does not take much more than a century tor science to discover a cure fot i
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    TAMIL SONGS FROM COLOMBO
    98 4 MISS Lets Rajah, the daughter of I);, ml Mrs. S. Rajah of Colombo, will give sonjj: recital m Tamil ovei the Colombo mdio tomorrow at 6.30 p.m. Ceylon T»me <8.30 p.m. Bingapon Time). Miss Itajah la the grand daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Binnathamby
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    $750,000 PLAN TO IMPORVE LAND IN JOHORE
    534 5 $750,000 PLAN TO IMPORVE LAND IN JOHORE Govt Working On 7 Irriga tion Schemes (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Johorc Government is working on seven irrigation and drainage schemes to improve and increase agricultural cultivation m the State this year. The cost of the schemes is estimated at about three-quarters
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    Her Job Is To Avoid It
    284 5 Her Job Is To Avoid It „nv bundle of Scottish *^tS'to it that when f*£ wu n :l:t the l d*L iftci f< r nce lo SiMoe and not Just anybody a «nei.' numerical error m h i' lo.ooo nsm< directory l T be detected :t the vci Sn m
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    U.S. CITIZENS NEED VISAS TO VISIT MALAYA
    149 5 U.S. CITIZENS NEED VISAS TO VISIT MALAYA UNITED States citizens still reqtrire vtsms to enter Malaya -sccnrdiiig to a list of countries which do not require from IS. citizens. Bald an onics i of the IS. Consulate In Singapore. .\n official of the consulate thought that Malaya must have been
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    ORCHIDS BY AIR FROM ENGLAND
    246 5 Singapore Chiitese, who has already spent quite a small fortune over $10,000 > ins one-acre flowei garden, has Just placed an ordci foi tso < $080.00 Straits) worth of crchida and lava.-. by sir from j Enj land. He is' 11-year-old cloth merchant, Mr. stole
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    Singapore Skylines
    496 5 An., cargo i. t ayua^ ita pait m developing new markets m Malaya. The astonishing progress that air freight carriage has made for the last 12 month., is boine out by the fact that it has increased by 300 per cent. From March 1948 to March 1 this
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    The Veteran Kicks Over The Traces
    347 5 THE most dignified old lady m Malaya intends to kick up her skirts and have a short gallop today at Scrcmban. She is a Rolls Royce car, built m 1911, and her owner, Mr. Peter Liddell, is confident that the old lady will do
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    Gilding The Lily Costs S3 5,000
    147 5 Gilding The Lily Costs S3 5, 000 The women of Singapore spend about $35,000 every month on cosmetics. This was disclosed by a wholesale dealer m cosmetics. He said that there was no 'good' or 'bad' season for the sale of cosmetics. "Every season is a good season." he said.
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    S.C. DEATH COMPENSATION SCALES FIXED
    195 5 S.C. DEATH COMPENSATION SCALES FIXED MALACCA, Sat. THE Government is provid- ing another form of compensation m the nature of a pension, .r.er ...an $700 m cash, m th« case of the death of a. special constable while on duty, ti Resident Commissioner told a press conference. The legal representative
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    1833 6  -  Vera Ardmore by AT the first night of "Saint .loand presented at the Victoria Theatre by the Teach.. icrtory Company, the attendance was very pot i pic cam. In 'ate. chatted with 'their frcinds, Jaughcd at unfortunate moments, and g en< rally behaved as it they had dropped
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    Girl of the Week
    96 6 Week prances RaaaeU, the 1 little girl of twelve who I nocked seconds <»'' H Junior .30 metres :s 'drokc Ihe other Is athletic blood m her Velnn. Cram-i-s's mother, Mrs. m I Russell, »,;,s a large rollectinn of silver medals 5 *v!ilrh slie w«,n at
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      74 6 IN THE PALM COURT TONIGHT AT 9.15 I.M. (Weather |iermitting otherwise m the Ballroom) FOR THE FIRST TIME THE BAND OF THE lst. BN. DEVONSHIRE REGIMENT By kind permission of (Lt-Col. K. G, Pine-Coffin, D.5.0., M.C. Officer^ Conducted by Bandmaster V. ST ADDON Vocalists:— L CpL LAWRENCE Bdsm. W ATKINS.
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    THIS LONDON...
    1150 7  -  Jimmy Glover from rig heebie with a^saVsaon i JSLto war. if that I Battle and can So mighty neon to JftSusar^ miles away whl h a 12^ of deddtng tuie frsf of history. India. China. Souti Asia bon *'tt countries the pa-op! f England know. Our Parliam appear
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    THE NEW BOOKS
    1085 7 THOSE of you who have 1 read 'The Asbestos Mask" °y 1 Nicholas will Probably be dis i sequin (Hoddi Stoughton 8s ad i tin.- authoi s third nov< It you want something v, ry hfcht. this will suit vou'i purpose, hut if you want sonicthing cunning
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    THE LOVE THAT SHOOK AN EMPIRE
    1056 8  -  RICHARD KLEINER By PLAY a little >ft and sentimental music, while we relive one of history's most unbelievable romances. The love of Edward (by the Grace of God. King of Great Britain and Ireland and of the Biitish Dominions Beyond the Seas, Defender of
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      KNOW YOUR MAN
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      40 11 m h!.f iL XX, 1 > once again afcowa a neat pair of latt* •Uh„ a'' Sf i V' M, !,r l ,ictl,rc r < >r *>th Onturv-FaTv KhH. My Hah. Al Me," itae m Singapore .hurt
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