Malaya Tribune, 6 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3775
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    61 1 SUNDAY Tribune PEOPLE fqh Tin PEOPLE TA Tribune* S'pof*. MALAYA 3 NATIONAL NEWSPAPER *W **1 Phone 5811/3 Nine Law* Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh an 4 Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES. SlNUAfOKE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1950 rmtr. i *,i» Cfc.Vl». THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune
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    NORTH KOREANS CROSS THE NAKTONG
    63 1 Reuter. Hacflrihur's H.Q., Tokio, Saturday Night-The North Koreans have crossed the Naktong River, oew American lioe of no retreat. according to the latest 8t h Army Communique. There is no indication of the size of the force which crossed the river. Tiie cross'ng was made
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    Reds Mass
    302 1 Tokio, Sat.—American forces, guarding the gateway to Pusan, today hurled back twe fresh Communist attacks, and braced themselves for the all-out offensive, (hat is expected within the next twelve hours. spokesmen lor General Mac Arthur said that (he North Koreans may launch a double pranged offensive, in a
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    Onn Will Stand For Election
    466 1  -  B> HARRY FANG jjATu Onn Min Ja afar will stand h.: i *ctioii as president of U.M.N.O. He gave i.U dfcijion yestercay in a 1 'tie Seoretary(',:,Hr who had informed had been nomlnat* 6 by several divisions 1Mb en nlng nlae out of 14 returns
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    Will These Smiles Turn To Frowns?
    140 1 J /JENERAL Mac Arthur am) Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek greeted each i other with a warm haudJ shake when they met at Taipeh recently. And Mar dame Chiang looked on with a smile, j B«t the smiles may soon f turn to anxious frowns. for
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    untitled STEPS UP untitled SUPPORT untitled FORMOSA
    97 1 I»EH. Sat.—The United tanker, cimarion, lie to arrive :his evenIt Keelung with a lull ■if aviation fu*l. ■ither this is intended Nationalist air icrce ■erican air units v/hich »1 Mac Arthur is us- for the defence o: ■a was not disclosed. Cimarron is
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    untitled COMING HERE
    70 1 Rev- Ight to make t galled "a defP^, I Maria to ret* f parents. ■c no el not hispr^l ■it was rented lit as the m* 1 the hands <? British lawyer in Singapore feting with the Dutch Conas newly- ap«uardian to the thi there 16 nothing
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    The New Baby Will Get Prince Charlie's Old Pram (And Toys)
    442 1 A.P. LONDON, Satirrday.—Princess Elizabeth an 1 Prince Philip are finding: that a second Royal baby comes a little chea Jer. They are ready and waiting tonight for the arrival about next week end of a sister—or brother—to almost 11
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    ONE FOR ELISHA
    32 1 Whiie a missionary was trenching at Da'at (IndoChina) about Elisha and the bears a black bear entered the chapel, loped up the aisle munched flowers, and walked out ajaln.
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    TALL ORDER
    38 1 The Matters- union in New York has offered film star Joan Crawford and her children free hats for a year, after she said that she would stop buying hats in order to adopt a fifth child.
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    SOUTH MADRAS FACES MASS STARVATION
    65 1 A.P. aay MADRAS, Sa*'mass JHE possibility o r th Mad starvation ijn d out unless ras cannot be TC rushed to food suppli- a d a spokesman tne legate Faod Departof th* m snly three days stocks of f-ice are available in the Ching eput
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    ADIOS
    52 1 U.P LONDON. Sat.— The most romantic looking couple seen dining in London las' night were Ava Gardn ?i and her torrid toreador. Mario Cabre. The most romantic looking couple dining in London tonight were Ava Gardner and crooner Frankle Sinatra, who flew in today from America. Senor Cabre dined
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    Britain Orders 3,000 Fighters
    89 1 —Ha Sat—The pro government Daily Herald said today that Britain has ordered 3,000 jet planes to reinforce the R.A.F. Fighter Command. The Ministry of Supply sent out contracts yesterday to the De Havllland and Gloster companies. The new planes will cost an estimated £50,000,000. The newspaper
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    APPROVED
    34 1 A.P WASHINGTON. Sat.—The. Senate yesterday approved ihe huge U5534.23T.000.000 Appropriations Bill on a voietrot* after rejecting another ittempt to trm the amount ;f money which the VS. would spend on Marshal aid A.P.
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    SUPERSTITIOUS PARENTS FEAR ILL-LUCK, GIVE BABY GIRLS AWAY
    329 3 TIGER YEAR SCARE Tribune Staff Reporter HUNDREDS of superstitious Chinese parents are giving their baby girls away for adoption, and some are even selling them. It is all because they dread the year 1950, called "Tiger Year" on the Chinese calenuar. To
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    Her Hubby Does The Cooking
    279 3 Its.Earned Them A HoneymoonCruise Tribune fitaff Reporter. WHEN Nortceffian-b o r Walter asked Guuror to be Mrs. Ht>rti he d'd not .say: "Deo*, do you know hoiv to eook For Walter is a eoolc himself, having worked as a chef in v»any a European hotel
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    Tearful Re-Union For Army Couple
    183 3 SHIP SALUTES DEAD BABY Tribune Staff Reporter WITH her flag flying at half-mast, and hundreds of servicemen and service wives and their children crowding her rails, the British troopship, Orbita, arrived in Singapore yesterday morning from the United Kingdom. The flag at half-mast was the
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    MALACCA PLANS NEW TEMPLE
    58 3 MALACCA, Sat.- A tempi" building committee, comprising r. omirrnt local Chinese with Mr. Tan Soo Ghi, J.l\, as eh arm.in, has been formed fot the purpose of erecting a new building to house the Lord Uuddha. The committee appeals to all Budd ists, members of the
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    But, The Tuckshops Complain
    145 3 THE first term at school for for some boys and glrlfi enn be v«ry frightening indeed. So it is a common sight in Singapore today, especially in the new Emergency schools, to find mothers, elder sisters or amahs peeping into QM primary classes, while class is
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    Reds Murder 69 Civilians
    180 3 BANDITS carried out 255 attacks on civilians most of whom unarmed— in Johore during the first half of this year. They murdered 69 and wounded 48. Fourteen people are missing, and they are believed to have been abducted by the t<-no-rists. Four Europeans wqre among those
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    DIES IN HIS CAR
    57 3 PENANG. Sat.—Mr. Goh Hock Slew, brother of Goh Hock T'n pnd son-in-iaw of millionaire banker */cap Chor Ec, collapsed and died in his car at about 9.30 last night, while driving along Dato Kramat Road. He was recently made Justice of Peace. It h lea*ned that
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    5 NEW GAS WORKS JOBS —THREE FOR LOCAL MEN
    223 3 Tribune Staff Reporter ing the School Certificate qualification h These boys will be recruited its Probat.onary Engineers and after a year's service with the Gas works they will, if found suitable, be sent to the United Kingdom for further training in
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    Children To Learn Road Sense
    145 3 TEACHERS and heads of schools in Ipoh are about to launch a programme to educate school children Ul road sense and safety first, rules. The Education Department has given them the go ahead signal. Said a headmaster yesterday: "The way some of our school boys
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    EMERGENCY: 897 HELD
    75 3 NINE hundred and thirty seven people were detained under the Emergency Regulations In Johore from January to June this year. Of these. 916 were Chinese, 10 Indians, six Malays ami ttve Indonesians. Only forty Chinese were later released on orders issued by the Chief Secretary of trie
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    STADIUM TO SEAT 9,200?
    438 4 City Architect Is Not In Favour Tribune Staff Reporter THE license issued to the Happy World authorities allowing them io seat 7,128 sports fans in their stadium may be It is reliably learned that the Special Committee appointee to investigate the seating accommodation lias recommended that
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    SAINT'S FEAST CELEBRATIONS
    68 4 MAI-ACCA. Sat. -The titular feast of St. Philomena's Shrin? Tampin. will be celebrated next. Sunday. Sp.(»al buses tukin fop igrms to Tampin on that day will keave St. Francis Xavttj'f Church, Malacca, at 6.45 a.m. The fare is $2 fo. the tound trip. If sufficient ticke ar
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    Police Warn: Beware Of Man With Shirt Out!
    173 4 Cycle Thefts Soar gICYCLE thieves are active again in Singapore, and their chief area of operation is in the heart of the city—Raffles Place. In June 65 bicycles were reported stolen, but this figure was dwarfed in July, when 89 machines were
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    PARTY FOR THIVY
    48 4 MALACCA. Sat. —Malacca India a Congress will hold a tea-party -it 5.30 p.m. at tin Rest Rous! on Tuesday, in honour ol Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thivj. Mr. Thivy. the represcntat' ft of the Governmen* of India, is leaving Malaya on transfei to Mauritius.
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    The First President
    18 4 Mrs. C. T. Smith, the first President of the newly formed Malacca Inner Wheelers Club.
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    Sad jimah awaits a letter from Reed
    255 4 PI Singapore today, there is a 33-year-old Indonesian woman who is patiently waiting for a letter from tlie United Kingdom. The letter may offer her a movie career and th" writer will be Carol Reed. Reed was in Singapore recently looking for a
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    ALUMNI ASSN. ELECTS OFFICIALS
    147 4 The pan-Malayan annual general meeting o: the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Medicine was h' ld at the Physiology Lecture Room, Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Lines. Slncapore. yesterday evening, with Dr. B. R. Sreenivasan. the president. In the chair. The meeting was
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    PARENTS TOLD: 'INOCULATE CHILDREN'
    73 4 MAI ACCA, Sat. —Municipal Health Officer, Dr. R. K. Ponn.ah. In a press statement released today advises parents to inoculate their childten ageinst diptheria and whooping cough. Th«ee Inactions, one eacn month complete the course These inoculations are free, and ere given at the Womer and
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    CHINESE CHARACTERS
    48 4 MALACCA, Sat. -Mi. R. W. E. Haiper, Chief Police Office- Maiacca. who learn i his Chine.se while interneu at C .-xngi gaol during the Japanese occupation, gave an interesting talk on "Chinese characters" at the Malacca Rotary Club. He demontrated how Chinese characters were luilt up.
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    Mr. Cound Blames The Speedster
    120 4 TWENTY people were killed and 190 injured in Johore s 422 accidents during the first half of Uils year. Monthly returns from various Police circles show that, accidents were heaviest in the Johore Bahru urea, where nine people were killed and 67 injured in 268
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    THIS LONDON ...
    1758 5  - THIS LONDON From JIMMY GLOVER Tv, r? v LONDON, Sat. HE photograph on this iiir*?E£ c looks unc ommonly Kulfa allwa y Station at RHV?hfJ? c Royal Pav lllon at Brighton, and externally to rhl bly f ne East th anks SSn 0 0 «B"and Chinese artistry and culimportant pSt
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      168 5 A Naval Officer— about 1744. Between 1740-44, Lord Anson circumnavigated the world and captured Spanish Treasure to the value of £500,000. He was responsible f or the organisation of the Marines in their present form. True to tradition— fggf SENIOR V^ASERVICE Vi<^Z€4t€4 poisoned wiis^lf?i=i Cuts, Scalds, Burns J'l|\ Sufferers from
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    3973 6  -  By Vera Ardmore do rJu childnn will b<> able 3 to pend Sunday morning It the Swimming Cluh aft. I 111. The proud fathers Inarched to victory (to join I heir waiting families round jihe pool i; and the prou*l a< heiors retired defeated I hut in good
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    SILHOUETTE
    478 7 No. 26 PBOBQB Gray Thomson, the U Public delations Sccuriti/ Officer to the Govt rnment of Singapore, has ulwai/s been interested in the problems of the Far East as being of increasing importance in the world. Bom inul hroiii/hf up >„ the »moll Ayrshire vUtupe of DalmelHngtm, o n
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    BACK TO AUSTERITY
    608 8 BRITAIN announces her Three Year Plan for Re-Armament. From now on her spending on defence will go up by two per cent to absorb one tenth of the national income. The plan is partly conditional on American assistance, but even so, Attlee tells the people of the
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    THE TOUGH GUY WHO DEFENDS KOREA
    2282 8 Shark- jawed Walton Harris Walker led Patton's tanks in their dash across France. He believes that a Generals place is at the front WITH sirens wailing, two shiny jeeps with .30--calibre machine guns mounted on their hoods rattled last week along a dus'v South
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    Uncle Charlie Took Up Knitting
    597 8  -  SATURDAY AT THE DIAMOND HORSESHOE by Billy Rose I RECENTLY read a magazine piece entitled, What's wrong with Modern Marriage, in which the author opined that the divorce rate would drop like an over-ripe apple if the average wife showed more interest in her husband's
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    A New Exciting Serial
    340 9 ii.. Ihe opening nigh' of J 1f 'w of Emma Hart was to maae her nrst public api r i ,ice 1 handbills sur round advertise phet,orne production uad excited '.oncen i iii was j to capacity i Price far stare any. M the doctor .iad
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    Our Dearest Emma
    2590 9  -  lld?9*?* inning Of The Story m Lad, I&Zg™ don as y *l l6 goes to Ensile ma id To aid a kinsman Pa e y ne ot Ca P tain Wllletserts her v hea >-tbroken when he dertSSyto^S^Qi she feels sh could learns she is pregnant 18
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    1262 10  -  BUY—LINES By -.^-v^. Joan Baldwonson WHO wants a birthday present lor a teen-ager.<* n npw book by Louis Bromhcid called "The Wild Countsis an exciting drama, in which the main characters are twelve men. one woman and a sensitive boy. Price is $5.40. Another book for the young
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    SURAT
    259 10 ARE thirt any rules for storing such foods as cereals and dried fruits? Can I put them in the refrigerator, or uHfl that spoil them.'" (M. H. L. Katong) SCREW topped jars or airtight tins will keep dry foods in good condition for a reasonable length of time About
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    HAVE FUN WITH THE Stars
    521 10  -  By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAN. 21- FEB. 18. It looks as if you find yourself involved in a gathering of the clans: visitors from distant places are indicated. In your job, yon xo'll get more cnoperation than you reallu need. Be tactful. PISCES FED. 19—MARCH
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    THERE'S A CALL FOR COMEDIES
    636 11 Mehroĕi Ooiasr teUs you how th- studios are meeting this demand fur zany whimsies. HOLLYWOOD. Millions of bewildered men and women ai*' 1 on strike, goimr back to work after a strike or eo ina out to splice at ter going back to work. Russia
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    DE CARLO PICKS A PERSIAN
    193 11 A.P. YVONNE de Carlo and director Frederick d< v Cordova were thumbing through screen players directory seeking an actor to play the part of a Per- sian in the Universal-In-ternational film, "The Desert Hawk." Unable to find the type of player they desired, they closed
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    FABULOUS COUNTRY
    107 11 lAMI AM having the lime of my life." writes Anne Crawford from California, where she is spending a month's holiday. It is her first visit to the States and in addition to visiting relatives and sight-seeing she is touring many Holly wood studios. At Paramount, Anne has been
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    Ginger Has No Regrets
    281 11 BURBANK. Calif CONTRARY to most of her cinema contemporaries, lovely Ginger Rogers aspires not at all for a return fling on the glamorous stages cf Broadway. She doesn't want to escape those Beverly Hills mansions, the swimming, pools, or those cold eld movie studio sound stages.
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    OH, NO!
    114 11 An intci vii U t r on the "Storm Centre" mat ,f Wat ni rs, the other dap, found "villain 8U Cochran rch< irsino dialogue, with his i» t mongrel, Tsch a iko v sku. The interne <> claimed, "Oh. So." Oh, but year snot Cochran. "I always
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    NEW ROLE FOR ESTHER
    91 11 Esther Williams. Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer star, and liusband Ben Gage are instituting a new idea in "The Trails." restaurant which they opened in Hollywood recently. They've completed decorating a special •nursery-dining-room." as a special iavour to their family trade. There, parents can leave their children in the hands
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    Betty Gets Her Wish
    156 11 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs DETTY GRABLE'S long--19 cherised ambition to banish bustles and corselets for a completely modern film wardrobe will be realised in her forthcoming role in 20th Century-Fox's "My Bhis Heaven." Seen as a noted radio and television star, with Dan Dailey portraying her cinematic spouse,
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    MAUGHAM TO ATTEND 'TRIO' PREMIERE
    92 11 Provided the date do- not Hash with other important engagements, Somerset M«'i gharn hopes to attend tie American premiere of his lilm TRIO in October. He is leaving his South of Fiance home for A mcric d in' end of ScptcmKi and will doI i'
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    THE PUBLIC EXPECTS...
    412 11 -A.P. I/VfcRY star AOUld DC Pl'morou.s and Hollywood. says Diana Lynn "Magazines and newspapers/ she added in an m^ nsi .y° and expounding mood, "are filled with pictures of supposedly glamourous stars whipping up a chees" souffle, or nosing at the fire-place while munching an apple. "I
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    NEW PARTNER FOR FRED
    54 11 Fred Astaire will return to Metro Goldwyn-Mayer for *he first time since completing "The Barkleys of Broadway" when he launches rehearsals with VeraEllen for "Three little Words." Rid Skelton and Arlene Dahl also will star in the Technicolor musical to be directed by Richard Thorpe and
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    WHY THE NICE BOY BECOMES A VILLAIN
    2145 12 Michael 'Curly' Connors Continues Life Story BEING a wrestling "badman" has lti complications and its drawbacks. Instead of reing "mobbed" after a match by a crowd of hero-worshipping fans waving autograph books and pencils, the "villain" is more likely to be greeted with
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    UNINSURED TO SCORE MAIDEN WIN
    1445 13 'Spot' Reviews Second Days Races UNINSURED and Keel Rose are my two nap selections for tomorrow U second day of the Penang August BanK Holiday Meeting. While I am aware that many will stand by No Regrets, bearing in mind the champion sprinter's brilliant victory
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    A FANCY OF MANY
    35 13 RriPht Fves (Ingram) being leu in by trainer J. R. Rrtrer* I*** 32 »< Bukit Timah last. This pltteky mire will be well supported asain tomorrow in her race over h furlongs
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    B. A. M. SPRING BIG SURPRISE
    716 13  -  By Our Badminton Correspondent THE selection of Tan Jin Eong of Perak and a. Pirus of Selangor by the Badminton Association uf Malava to compete in the All-India championships on August 19 to 30. in response to an invitation by I the Cricket Club
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    TEAM FOR M. C. F. A.
    72 13 The SC.F A. team tv meet Johore Chinese F.A. in the M.C.F.A. inter-state competition to be played at Jalan Besar on Aug. 7 will be chosen from the following: Chee Seng. Yew Sang, Yew 11« ng. Patrick Yee. Hoon Leong, Hee Jong, Tian Chye.
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    SWIMMER GIVES UP ATTEMPT
    79 13 A. P. DOVER. ENGLAND. ROY Sutter, the first swimmer to attempt to swim the Englsh channe th.s year gave ip today after hB hour and a half in the water. Ltta o-i-vea.soia AJiier'ca.i Horn. Denison. Texa-. de.i'.JV-* <J cramp in his leg and vjs NUN up
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    SPORE RETAIN SHIELD
    594 14 PERAK BOY WINS OSCAR SINGAPORE beat Selangor by 12 3 the Challenge the: second for the best individual Perfomance meet when he returned 51.3 sees m the Another five records were bro^ye^^ or The most outstanding feats were. H. M. Taylor broke the 11-year Throwing the Javalm
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    POSTAL TUTTION
    32 14 Learn Book-keeping Accounts in your sparetime and qualify for a better job with a better pay. For details write to Far East Commercial Institute 235-A, River Valley Road, Singapore 1.
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    JUNIOR CUP TIE
    70 14 In their Junior CoiM Falbal Karit. Club e.a?ily defeated S m papore Dist. Signal Reel. loahi to one at the Oeyloag stftdium yesterday. Leading one-n l at he the Fathuls scored lour nvre goals[ 'wo of which r.vno from P TahL k both th ma.-,,r na.- a
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    Flashy May Meet Siam Middleweight
    1024 14 IN THIS CORNER-BY 'UPPER-CUT' WHEN news first filter- ed through, it did look gloomy—yes for the fightfans of this city. Som Pong had refused and flatly, and perhaps wisely, to meet Flashy Sebastian once again! Whatever Som Pong's excuse maybe, I am sure, the thousands
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    48 14 MALACCA, Sat. In the stx-a-sule football played at the Malacca Stadium in connection with Malacca's Charity Week, the Chinese Recreation Club beat the Detention Camp by two goals in the final. Medals for both winners and runners up were presented by Messrs. MaeCombio and Gan Lap.
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    GOVT SHIELD FINAL
    54 14 MALACCA. Sat. The tin ai of the Government Shield competition will be played at the Malacca Stadium on Aug. Tlie Detention Camp who crme into the final on default by the Probation Officers, will play against the Stadt Haus "B". The Resident Commissioner will give away the
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    BYRON WINS MAIN RACE
    1088 15  -  Eastern Picture Pays Highest By ALBERT SPENCER PENANG, Saturday. nYRON scored a brilliant victory over Four O'Clock D it in the main race yesterday, the opening day of the penang Turf Club August Bank Holiday The" pair fought out most of the way, but on riM'
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    BIG SWEEP RESULTS
    48 15 Total pool: $354,750 FIRST PRIZE: Ticket No. *****7 $92,234 SECOND PRIZE: Ticket No. *****4 $46,11*: THIRD PRIZE: Ticket No. 1/***** $23,058 Starters: $7,686 each. Nos. *****9, *****3. *****9, *****4, *****5, *****5. Consolations: $2,305 each. Nos. *****1, *****5, *****3, *****8, *****6, *****0, *****1. *****6, *****7, *****2.
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    Peng Soon, Law Clear Ist. Hurdle
    344 15 IPOH. Today. Th? AllMalayan 1950 Badminton Championships began this morning at the Perak Turf Club before a small crowd. First to take the courts were Wong Peng Soon, tb° defending champion, and Perak's Foo Vong Khean. Following are thU mornings results: MEN'S SINGLES: Wong
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    South Pile 141 Runs For 3 Wkts.
    243 15 IPOH, Saturday. COUTH today piled 141 runs for three wickets in the North-South classic at the Padang. The highlight of today's play was the third wicket stand by Walker and I Ingleton. Walker stood for 93 minutes and scored 76 runs. Winning the
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    GOLDEN BOY KNOCKS OUT JIMMY WELCH
    147 15 OLDEN BOY. th<3 Sclan--5 gor boxer, who has not been doing so well in lls recent fights, sreaied a sensation at the Bukit Bintang Park. Kuala Lump ir. on Friday by knockhu cut Singapore's R.A.F. idol, Jimmy Welch, in 'he fomvh round of their
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    M.L.T C'SHIPS: NO MAJOR UPSETS
    474 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday.—No major upsets occurred in the men's singles event in the Ma- layan Lawn Tennis Championships meeting which entered its third day on the Selangor Club courts today. M. sVmza unt\ X. V. RtMMMM Great Interest, however, was focussed on the tie between
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    STORE CUP XI TROUNCE REST
    672 15  -  By GROUNDER SPORE CUP XI 4 THE REST 0 ALTHOUGH the Singapore (Civilians) Cup XI trounced the Rest by four goals to nil at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, they will have to do better, particularly in the defence, if they want to bring the
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    BRIGGS GETTING RESULTS
    772 16  -  NEWS FROM JUNGLE IS GOOD By ALLAN YEH Tribune Staff Rep, Vongpeng, Saturday. TACTICAL headquarters of "Operation Asbarb" is on high ridge seven!y-five miles north of Johore Bahru. Driving over a dusty road, it does not come into sight until after a sharp turn. Only the cracking
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    Lie: 'Korea Most Serious Danger'
    202 16 -A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, (INLY bold statesmanship will halt a third world v war, said Mr. Trygve Lie, the United Nations Sec retary General, in his fifth annual report to the 59-nation General Assembly. The 143-page document was written by Mr. Lie at a time "of
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    ARM GERMANS, JAPS, SENATORS DEMAND
    108 16 11l llVlll w^v A.P. WASHINGTON, Sat-. BIPARTISAN demands were voiced in Congress today for arming Germans and Japese to defend themselves against possible Communist attack. Senator Warren Magnuson. Washington Demorat, came up with i proposal for voluntary enlistment of Japanese in the American armed forces.
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    MALAYAN A.A.A. MEET: PICTURES
    39 16 The start of the 120 yards 1 urdles: Lloyd Valberg four h from the left, won the race in 15.7 sees The start of the 880 yards: Sgt. Clay. second from left, took first place.
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    Ex-Tokio Raider Says: 'I'm Reaily'
    64 16 A.P. HONGKONO lIEUTENANT I James H. man who led the amou raid against told the press 1 re Uclp att that he would P^; 1 in the Korea if hi» c uvc needed him. m reserve officer ot i States Air Fort Jg President of
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