Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 1 August 1948

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    21 1 HV THE PEOPLE FOR IHE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune TWELVE PAC;KS. SINGAPORE AUGUST 1, 1948. PRICK TEN CENTS
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    'OLYMPIC GODDESS'
    37 1 'OL YMPIC GODDESS' MNDAHELBER, 21 -year-old member or the iiM »Ulph Olympic ttwtmmlag trail has ton drtorifwMi hh Ih,- lovelletl thr ()h,,,. Urn Khc is resting m the Bmptoe tol Wemblr> afttr practice for (he Olvmpie Gaats.
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    Bevin 's envoy sees Molotov's Number 3
    515 1 LONDON Zulu ,1 frank Roberts, Mi 11, „< > princfpaJ privatt m, rt hi, 1, nw m M" icon 7 Potty 1 approach m >//. Sovid dot 1 nun tit t,n l;> lm, tuw iln Sijviel It* putu <m Mintst* r \<ii, ,aii
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    "Defy Allies" Call
    50 1 "Defy Allies" Call RERUN. .ini> 31. \u ,M. r- »nrt hMfltntlnns m the 2 r **m Hector* „f Berlin ■l£ tOltay »»J Ihr JJjjJ S<,M H niu „m p. "*»»rfc« KimmK« iiHu. j o g*. v "r.!. rs (> lt |tr neivst»«p r •< f S IM r/ th '^••1
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    FARBEN DAMAGE
    21 1 'HI damage «-j«m by thr Farbon pxplusinn ;hr.,« day* ago !i« estimated at C 5.750.000. At least 600 periHhed.
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    GOVT. FREEZES UNION BANKING ACCOUNTS
    348 1 GOVT. FREEZES UNION BANKING ACCOUNTS THE Federal <ma eminent has taken steps to freeze M hanking counts of tn>de unions whose executives hid gone underground, m a new move to prevent funds of unions JVom being used to vh\ «he country's insurgents. It was officially stated that this step h*d
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    NEW REFORMS FOR CHINA
    74 1 Nanking, July 31. An official source told United Press today that the Chinese Government shortly announce a series Of "revolutionary" financial and, economic measure* "designed I not only to correct previously promulgated economic policies but also to put China on the rißht course to economic recov-
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    TOGLIATTI LEAVES HOSPITAL
    28 1 ROME. July 31.-Palmlru logliatti. the Italian Communist leader, cured after the attempt on hLs life a fortnight ago. was discharged from hospital early today.-- Reuter
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    POLISH DENIAL
    31 1 WARSAW. July 31. -A Polisi. Government spokesman today denied London reports thai Wladislaw Gomulka Polish Vice-Premier and Genera'Secretary of the Communis' Party 01 Poland, had b< en arrested —Reuter
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    Governor's "Well Done" To Police
    62 1 Thr Govenifn ot Bh%gapore ha* sent a mesttage congratulating the Officer Administering th* Government of the Federation on the success of the pohef antl mi fitant iv the Batn Arang at lark OH tcrroi ists. The tch grant rc<cU: C'»#»Mrntulations to your polite tfHce m
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      LAST of S'HAI'S NYLONS
      192 1 LAST of S'HAI'S NYLONS SALKS of nylon stockings arc prohibited from today m Bkanrnkmi. Yesterday. Me last day before the ban. thoj m<l of women "rushed" ull department stores to niuke thrir lost purchases. ONE enterprising store had tht> notice "Till we meet again" posted on its doo to mark
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    NEWFOUNDLAND JOINS CANADA
    13 1 T//7? Canadian PouwmiSill .Vr-i« fomuiln mi irtthin l'n< Cunn/iniH Federation.
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    28 1 HIGH DIVING and grace fully executed! This fine action mcture of Mrs A J W,7 lon ri»f,Tl RvHmrmn* C Jnb) Wa taken during her diving^exh^nLatthi^nmnn Svwnming Pool yesterday.
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    British Hope
    43 1 Flif/ht Officer Down Hillcrs, W.R.A.F. icho surprised thf athletic world last .i/ear when tki \cun the woman's intf r-.sf rcice lotifjjump, uith a jump of 16t"t 61". is ont of Britain's hop's m thy lon fj- jump m the Olympic Games.
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    Siam boy king to be crowned next March
    134 1 ll ANGKOK, July 31. The Siamese Cabinet has tentatively fixed Mar. 3 next year for the coronation of 20-year -old King Phumlphol Aduldej, It was authoritatively learned here today. Tho young King, at present schooling at Lausanne. Swit zerland, is expected to
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    STOP PRESS
    115 1 STOP PRE SS BERLIN, July 31. -Russia today offered the lure of electric power and raw materials to blockaded and strangled German industry m western Berlin Saturday m exchange for their co-operation with the Soviets. The offer was made by tho Soviet-operated trade of Greater Berlin, and was an nounced
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    AMAZING ESCAPE FOR 18
    132 1 AMAZING ESCAPE FOR 18 NORTHAMPTON. July 31 j Fourteen passengers and four 1 crew m the British European Airways airliner which crash 'anded at Sywell airfield. Nor Miampton. las* night luj<i on< '>f the most extraordinprv c:j •dpes m nvintion history. A fern motnwtx after *huy h-id cHmbed dear of
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    America Sweeps Board In 100 m.
    265 1 America Sweeps Board In 100 m. WEMBLEY STADIUM, Sat. Ynirrlcan'* a€e sprinters »uep? the board as expected m the 100 mrtr#»« neml-finals, nlnnlrjc Imth thr h»»ats with the third inoinlwr of their string coming In memmd In on*' sf the rims. The coloured hurdler Harri Dillarri 1u no<=<vl o'lt H.
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    More Records
    52 1 London. July 3J.- Wally Ris (United States) worj th*» men'a Olympic 100 metre* freestyle swimming flnnl m Up new Olympic record Urnr of 57 3 second?. Roy CochnuD (United State?) won the Men'a 400 metres Olympic hurdles final m the new f Olympic jocord time of r.l I
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    Women's 100 m
    44 1 WOMEN'S 100-METRE DASH IST ROUND (Two qualify from each heat.) First Heat 1. FEB. Blankers Ooen, Holland; 2. Maria Oberbrever. Austria Winnine time 12 seconds. Second heat: 1 8. B. Strick'and. Australia; 2. Blrtse Nielsen Denmark. Winning tlm» 12.4 seconds U.P.
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    NON-STARTER
    19 1 LONDON. July 31 —India's only entry tn the 50,000 metres road walk. 8. Slngha. was a non-starter. Reuter
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    34 1 xr,^? n l??',, July 31 Ncl Van V let (Holland) act up a new X!£ mplc rec °rd for the women's <ZOO metres breastroke by inning her semi-flnal m two minutes 57 seconds. Reuter
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    LATER RESULTS
    120 1 100 METRES FINAL Harrison Dlllard (United States) won the Men's 100 metres Olympic final m 10 3 seconds. 100 metres final placing? First, Harrison DlMard (United States), time 10 3 sees.; Second, H. N. Ewell (United States), 10.4; Third Lloyd Labeach (Panama)' 10.6; Fourth. A. MrCorquo dale (Great
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    Dak in distress sends 4 Fire engines to Kallang
    25 1 (Sunday Tribune Repoite.) r 9 OTL0 TL m ru,nZ W rmni J c D kOta ma
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    He's Here To Get First-Hand Knowledge Of Malayans
    371 2 He's Here To Get First- Hand Knowledge Of Malayans (Sunday Tribune Staff KejM)r(er) TO obtain first-hand knowledge of Malaya and Malayans M Von van learn more about this country by being here instead of sitting at a desk m London the Director of Information of the Colonial Office, Mr. K.
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    177 2 Si. Andrew's Cathedral w, Jic sotting of the marriag< 01 Mist Joan Margaret Helen Morrison and Mi. James Fal- con Scolt Hall of Henry Waugti xnd Co. Ltd, Singapore, yesterday afternoon. The Rev Kinross Nicholson officiated. The lovely bride, who \va> given away by Mr. Q. L. Mc;i
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    SULTAN OPENS NEW SCHOOL BLOCK
    131 2 SULTAN OPENS NEW SCHOOL BLOCK His Highness the Sultan of Johore oilicially opened the new extension block of tho grant-in-aid Catholic Mission I Holy Innocent*' English School, m Upper Serangoon Road, yesterday The official opening of this new block was held m conjunction with tbe school's, twentieth annual athletic sports,
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    AUXILIARY POLICE
    159 2 It la officially stated that some confusion has arisen over the use of the term "Special Constable." Strictly speaking, the term refers to a special constable appointed under the special constables j proclamation, tB.M.A. Proclamation No. 650) who is an unpaid part time police officer. By 'popular usage,
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    BEEL GIVES UP
    65 2 THE HAGUE. July 31 Di. Louis Beel. Dutch Prime Minister before the iccent elections, has iu;ked Princess Regent Juliana to relieve him of hi;< task of forming a cabinet. Mr. Josephus van Sohak. Catholic chairman of the Second Chamber of the Statesmen* ra!, iias been invited to
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    23 2 picture. The ComwuMder <>\ the U.S. heavy cruiser T«ledo, toho it due hi Singapore thus week. He is Captttin W. B. AmtMOM. U.S. Navy
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    33 2 picture. The 16,500-ton heavy cruiser Toledo belong m y to the U.S. Navy which wUI b* catling at ShKinpon this week ON a goodwill visit to Malaya. Ceylon. India and Pakistan. U.S. Navy
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    Warning To Kite Flying Enthusiasts
    200 2 Warning To Kite Flying Enthusiasts (Sunday Trrtmnr Reporter) The kite flying season is or. m Singapore and a number of interesting 'dog-tights" should be witnessed -hut the Police warn patents to keep their youthful "flyers" off the city's thoroughfan s. Reason for this warning is that a number of accidents
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    31 CASES FOR ASSIZES
    83 2 The eighth session of the Singapore Assizes for the year will open at the High Court on Tuesday, August 3, the Hon'hle Mr. Justice T.A. BfOWII presiding. There are 31 cases for trial. ;of which 29 had been brought i forward from the last Assizes which
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      455 2 (UiEahiisE BLUE NETWORK idren's Corner. 7.00 Close gramme -Live), 100 Newi In MALAY ENGLISH Down. Mandarin. Amoy and Can PROGRAMMES 815 pm Pr°g ramm e Sum- tonese. 1.15 Opening An mary. News Summary and nouncement and P' g. «ihti From 12.00 noon to 2.00 p.m. I Announcements, 8.20 Rad:o mary
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    32 DEATHS FROM TUBERCULOSIS
    109 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Tuberculosis again learl j bten the chief causes mortality during the week ending July 24 Thirty-two deaths are reported m the Singapore Municipal I Health statement as compar 1 d with 30 m the week previous. Enteriti.s came next claim ing 24 lives,
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    ITALY'S CLAIM FOR COLONIES
    58 3 LONDON. July 30. Italy today renewed her claim fo: trusteeship of her iormei African colonies when the Italian 4intWtfßßClor m London, Duke Tummaso GallaUt -Scott i. presented his rotintr/j views on th« rccent!Jy published reports of the four-power committee pi investigation to the Italian I deputies'
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    CYMA Clubhouse Proves Popular
    181 3 <>««Uu A Tribu.,,. Stafl IK)rter) -Uon in'&K X^ 1 C VY Ung Me A The Clubhouse. opened t few months ago. ,s the pro! •SfvlSSf? 2 Qathalte youtn a^tmtios m Singapore and is S. t0 Calh »n.i triLo2fi thiH lljl>rl f thl aociation is to provkk
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    BBC Takes Over From Next Week
    189 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reported) The British Broadcasting OMporatiMi is taking over control of rhte British Far flantiira Bftrndcastliig Service, Sln^aporr, ns from next Suiiday. it \v:is annotiniTd yesif relay. Tlu.s is the firot ttmc m its history that th»' H.H.C Jim.m had direct ro.spon.sibillty
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    15 3 Mr. umt Mr* J f feoff H af f ;((l|) My. Report on p,,,,, j
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    S'pore man sets up fire brigade for Borneo
    292 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A .Sing;i|M»rc Fire Officer h is returned to the Colony after establishing two fire fighting units m Borneo. He is Mr. John Angus, acting Deputy I ire Officer, who uas loaned to the Brunei Government for this work.
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    Parents Deplore High Charges By Dentists
    339 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Only two qualified dental surgeons have of ored to treat Singapore's School children at Special rai<s, the Sunday Tribune was informed by a Health official attached to the Education Department. Deploring the high rates charged by Singapore dentists today, a
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    INTER – PORT TRADE: DUTCH ASSURANCE
    175 3 INTER PORT TRADE: DUTCH ASSURANCE (Snndmi Trihutif Reporter) As thv i result of a recen! petition sent by tho Blngmpore Oversea Chinese Importers an«l Exporters Association to th<* Netherlands Consul Cenoral r>rotestin«: a«:ain«t delays vi tho examination of cargoes of ships af Tandjong Pinang. .i reply lias boon received from
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    SUPERFORTS IN CEYLON
    70 3 COLOMBO. July 31. For the flrst time since the enu ol the wa r American borr. bcrs landed m Ceylon ioday. They were two 800 m p j Superfortress bombers whicn I touched down here on an •ight-jump globe-^irdliiM I flight. A third B-29 from the groUD
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    4190 4  -  VERA ARDMORE bu Stage Personality Pamela TIUm radge li one of three listers, all of whom are member.- of tlu theatrical profession. Their lather, Frank Cochrane, will be well remembered for iiis portrayal of th t Cobbler m the original Oscar Asche production of 'Chu
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      87 4 EVENINGS DINNER GOWNS AVuiiM lidnus H! I BRAS ftASAH ROAD (Near KaOea Itotol) PHONE 8373G TODAY AT B»» RAFFLES HOTEL TIFFIN TIME ORCHESTRAL CONCERT AND ENJOY THE MBUQHTFUL SETTING A: ATMOSnOBKE Of HIE PALM COURT at 9.15 p.m. for the LIGHT ORCHESTRAL CONCERT PATRICK FORBES HIS ORCHESTRA L_ )K NE
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 1, 1948 Finny $ Earners
    242 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 1, 1948 Finny Earners London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner., Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C.2. Forty thousand humble dollar-earners left these shores the other day for the New World. Though humble beings, they are travelling m comparative luxury, hay ing special accommodation built on
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    DEMON WORSHIP IN MALAYAN KAMPONGS
    1088 6  -  M. S. Daud I By s Malay folklore la a thing of the past, as far as ninety per i cent, of the present younger generation of Malay town- > dwellers are concerned. But among the kampong folk, especially the Malay peasantry, folklore is still
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    LET'S BUILD OUR CONEY ISLANDS
    640 6 (By A Special Correspondent) Way back m the early twenties, when the first amusement park, the Happy Valley, was opened to the then unsophisticated Mr. and Mrs. Singapore, a Singaporean m the first flush of enthusiasm wrote to friend upcountry asking him to come down
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    Stop This Tea Money Racket!
    292 6 SCORES of new ftrartl, tno&ttf cheap-type and which, m all probability would not have been passed by building authorities m normal times, are being erected m Singapore. They all offer accommodation to house hunters- but at v price. And what a price-! Houses which cost
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    Estate life Has Its Attraction
    784 6  - Estate life Has Its A ttraction R.B. OOI By the Un s era ductorj attached t^ throughout the country ism that now swewLr* several parts of the uta. 5 are bravely carrying duties respite the ;w*? theh lives and tho* i?Lj wives and children Until the bandits stolr k show
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    BOYANESE SEA-TRADERS WILL SPEND THEIR "HARI RAYA" HERE
    497 7 BOYANESE SEA -TRADERS WILL SPEND THEIR "HARI RAY A HERE (Sun<toy Tnbmu Wpmtm) SINGAPORE 'S Boyanese inter. i*land trader* vhosc 50 19 60 prahus are moored along the emlxinkment be htnd the Cenotaph, will have, to upend their "Hari Ra yin the Colony. Owing to' re(*nt unfavourable weather conditions they
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    Municipality Starts New "Keep City Clean" Drive
    210 7 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) "KEEP Your City Clean*' slogans will soon appear on all Municipal litter binsin new campaign to clean up Singapore. Already one of these bins, bearing the slogans "For Your Litter" and "Keep Your City Clean", Ins been placed at
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    ONE ASSAULT, 3 ACCIDENTS
    122 7 A ChIMM woman and he .iale companion were assaulte >y compati Joto near Kandanj <crbau Police Station on Fri iay evening. Two Chinese men fell from buses on Friday nig it and were brought to hospital. One fel while alighting at the junctior of Adam Road
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    57 7 SCOTTISH WEDDING— With their respective clans f iH ll y reunt *ed after years of bitter feuding, Larry Park* and EUen Drew leave a Scottish kirk after their marriage M this climactic scene from Columbia's Technicolor adventure story. 'The Swordsman." Parks m starred m the new film, which had its
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    Medical College Activities
    125 7 Medical College Activities The following are k .ie actiities of the Singapore Bianch •f the Alumni Association of le King Edward VII College •f Medicine during the month f August Aug 4. Clinico-patholo^u s! leeting at the Department of athology. General Hospital. Ingapore, at 8 p.m.; Aug. 11. inner at
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    Pakistan's Thanks
    96 7 The President of the Overeas Pakistan League. Singa>ore has received a letter of vcknowledgementi and thanks com the Hon. Secretary of the juaid-i-Azam, Relief Fund. Karachi, for the donation of Is. 18.000 towards the fund. The letter expressed heartelt thanks and appreciation tc 11 the contributors for the
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    SURE & STEDFAST CLUB DANCE
    94 7 SURE STEDFAST CLUB DANCE The Sure and Stedfast Club i The Old Boys' Association of j :he Boys' Brigade. Singaporei will hold a Social and Dancr at the St. Andrew's School Hall. Woodsville. on Saturday. August 7. from 8 p.m. to miflnight. Music will be rendered by Willie and hus
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    JUNIOR B'MINTON TIES
    232 8 JUNIOR B'MINTON TIES The following matches m the Singapore junior badminton championships will bo played ot'i at the Clerical Union hall, on August 7 and 8. Saturday, August 7, at 2.ir> p.m. Doubles Winner of Gheong Hock Huat and Ali Abduflah vs. winner of Wahab Sarkawi and Chia Chin Seng.
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    Freddie Mills To Defend Title
    40 8 New York. July 30. Li£htheavyweigtit champion Freddie MilLs of England will defend his title m a return bout against ex-champ Gu.s Lesnevich probably on September 23 m Urooklyn, promoter Andy Niederretoi .nmouii'i .t today. U.P.
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    Junior Tourney Reaches Interesting Stage
    850 8 j BADMINTON j NOTES By A Special Cnrre.s- i i pondtnt. The junior Contests m the Singapore badminton championships ari entering their most interesting stage, with the men battling over the week-end to qualify for the quarter-final rounds and the women ready to light for
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    LATE CUTS
    419 8  -  RAM PIARA +By The Australians made history at Headingley. Leeds by scoring over 400 runs" m the final innings of the Fourth Test match (a feat which had never been performed m Test cricket) and winning the series outright. Thus. England's hopes of making a draw of the
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    TILDY to REMAIN IN HUNGARY
    65 8 TILDY to REMAIN IN HUNGARY I PRAOfJR July 30. -Hungarian President Zoltan Tildy .said today that he would remain m Hungary. "Yes. 1 will", Presidt nt Tildy. who trudged his resignation a. short time ago, told United I'ivss m Prague hy telephone wlirti asked it he would remain m Hungary.
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    TALKS ON ISLAM
    68 8 Imam Shaikh Omar Bagril and Al-Ustad Syed Ahmad Dahlan will lecture, m Malay on certain aspects of I3lam. especially on the significance Of the Muslim fast, at the Onan Road Mosque on Monday night after the Tarawch prayers. The meeting has been arranged by Mr. T. Abdul
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    Island Club Golf
    368 8 The scorers and starling times for the Flag Competition at the Island Club on Monday morning: are: 8.15 a.m. Q. Jeffrey (16) t K. Madsen (18); 8.18 a.m. M. C. Coinpton (16) V. H. Peters (14); 8.21 a.m. A. Chance (20) C. Y. Koh (15); 8.24 a.m.
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    The "Terror" Look
    12 9 rjffws <i*<i Raymond Maaat uin Damn rmuh Then Ln*.
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    Margaret Lockwood Plays Elizabeth Of Austria
    799 9 NEWS FROM THE BRITISH STUDIOS >lar ilr> f 1-oekwiMMl ha* finished work on < ardboar.l < uvulier uiml "\l,u| n e SS „f the Hp:lrt H |e u|||| Nieiina to play on,. „f tfca most famous women In hKtoiy. EMsaawta si \usiria, intNiir sf
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    14 9 Ufnnis Moryan and Andrea King m "My Wild Irish Rose/ a current Rex attraction.
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    'THE LATE GEORGE APLEY' HAS PLENTY OF FUN
    465 9 TWENTIETH Century-Fox, who^.e film excursions into thf field of best-sellers have netted many a memorable evening for moviegoers, has taken "The Late George Apley," John P. Marquand's delightful Pulitzer Prize novel, and mad- it the sauciest entertainment of the year. Fittingly enough,
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    EXCITING STORY FOR ALHAMBRA
    173 9 "Dangerously They Live," a current attraction of the Alhambra, Singapore, tells the story of two ordinary young Americans who bravely face danger m order to save their country from its would-be backstabbera. John Garfield, Nancy ColeNUU) and Raymond Massey arc starred m the picture, Garfield ■md
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    16 9 Edward C. Robinson ami Matlii Christians m a Mem from "All Mt) S<,ns" shortly to CutJutij.
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    SUZI IS ALL ALONE
    38 9 SUZI IS ALL ALONE BEAUTY AT THE BEACH and not a male ,n sight. But give them tirfie. In ths meantime, you might *1 yazt at blonde Suzi Crandall who is currently appearing m RKO Radio's "Roughshod". I
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    Johnson Was No 'Baby' In The Fight Game
    624 10  -  Herman Rappal MALAYAN BOXING GIANTS NO. 47 R v Only one boxer m the Far East l*as beaten that clever French welterweight, Aime Raphael, as his own game—in-fighting. The honour goes to Boby Johnson, a coloured lightweight whose record ranks him amongst
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    No play in North-South "Test"
    416 10 No play in North South "Test" (By Ram Piara) No play was possible on the owning day of the cricket match between the North and the South, >»cheduled to begin on the Padang yesterday. Owing to the heavy overnight rain and scattered showers early yesterday morning, there were several patches
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    TEAM FAILS TO TURN UP
    24 10 The S.C.S.A. failed to turn up at McNair Road yesterday for their Div. 11l match againsi the Unicorn SC
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    EXPULSION OF CLUB IS EYE-OPENER TO PLAYERS
    487 10 EXPULSION OF CLUB IS EYE-OPENER TO PLAYERS "SPECTATOR" TALKING SOCCER i ACTION of the lpoh League m expelling a club and suspending 22 player* for "fixing" the result of a match serves as a warning to all footballers who think that as amateurs they are at liberty to do what
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    212 10 Singapore's junior badminton star* im* tators to some thrilling exhibition matches; at the Clerical Union hall when they cwZ battle for honours m the Junior Champwi »r Tan Kec Lin (Swift), who was In top form, demonstrated better courtcraft to win his singles encounter against Ng Cheng Hua (Maxfli)
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    INDIAN IN FINAL
    60 11 i.OXDON. July ij v I Jttn«J» Of India today qualified for the finals of the Sym^c t lor.X Jump. e«oa.ing 6.99f, rw tit's >n hlfl MeODd attempt Bingta recorded a -no kimp" at his first attempt, but In L second cleared nearly neven mrlres. and =n his
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    UNSEEDED PLAYER OUSTS SINGAPORE CHAMPION
    558 11 Malayan tennis championships PENANG, Sat. Biggest iipset m today's ties m the Malayan tennis championships was the defeat of Yadi, Singapore's titleholder, m the men's singles, by an unseeded Penang j>layei\ Cheah Wat Hun. Giving Yadi no chance to acitle down after taking the first
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    Aquatic Meet At Gillman
    284 11 Aquatic Meet At Gillman The R.A.0.C.. FARELF, hci.l ihoii Arst ■wtonmiiig gala at the Gillm'in paoi yesterday. Highlight of the day's event* was th«- diving exhibition by Mrs. a. J, Wiiion. Singapore and Malayan champion. Lady Ken. wife of Muj.-G< n. Sir Reginald Kerr, k;»v<- uw-aw the prizes. Challenge shield
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    GREAT WORLD WRESTLING
    99 11 Ali Riza Bey. Heavyweight Champion of Turkey thew with Arjan Dass of India m the main event of the wrestling contest at the Great World last night. As a result. Riza Bey retained Ms Turkish Championship belt an I Arjan Dass retained his Stiver Mace. In the
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    "FLAME OUT" DENIED
    55 11 LONDON, July First nnnou.u ment t(t romr irdtn Olympic nfjiciais today, n* thousand* j)nckfd tn the strnntt din f >i thr n^ni (hitne&. IO4J a (inual iimi th€ Utyntflic i-\nnr had u*n\f out til.it nhfhi. fit. [In iHff'lt hiy /loiiif i.', a.fi'tl i»,fi jm niain- .<• t
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    CRAIK LEADS WITH 74
    259 11 CRAIK LEADS WITH 74 (Hundnif Tnbunt Rtportm K.A. Ctaik showed good form m the quality ing rounds m the Singapore "Golf Champion.ship pi a yen at the Royal Singapore fJolf Club yesterday with the beat aard of 74 rot ih holes. The MrprlM turned of the day was the failure
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    CHINESE FOUGHT GRANDLY
    127 11 CHINESE FOUGHT GRANDLY LONDON. July 31 -The dimunitive Chinese team fought grandly against Chile m group B of the Olympics basketball tournament at Haningay arena. London, last night but were beaten by 44 points to 39. Because of the similarity m the teams' colours Chile played m the light blue
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    South Team Leaves For KL 'Classic'
    233 11 nA *k Ont^ gent of 19 seated badminton stars formed the South team which left by a specially chartered Malayan Airways plane for Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon, where the North versus South badminton classic is to be played at Victoria Institution today and tomorrow.
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    EASY WIN
    114 11 The Naval Stores XI beat I the R.A.B.C. Training School j 4-nil m a Third Division SAFA League match yeatefday on the! N^val Bise p:i-ouc«l. The fust goal was scored bcfoie the interval through' Roberts, inside-left. The otlrei three were netted after the intoival through Sparks, centretorward, who
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    ALL THE LATEST OLYMPIC RESULTS
    389 11 ALL THE LATEST OLYMPI C RESULTS Men's 100 Metres SECOND ROUND Firttt thre*> m each halt to comjte-te m semi-ftnalu/. Heat One: First H. Dlltarri, (U.S.) 10.4; Second J. Testa Lopez (ITfuguay) 10.6; Third K. j Jones (Britain) 10.7. 1 AUo ran: MorrU (Portugal), j Ilau-ien i P.rn/.il t. Haggis
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    HIS NEAREST RIVAL WAS 300 METRES BEHIND
    347 11 LONDON. Juhf .ij. ~Czcc):oxli,rttk Aim>! Lt. Ktnil Zutoprlc the demon d,jnn»no" mho brnJit tin Olympic record for thr IO.OOu mtttm rrent jHvteidiy, trow the rmo* so easilu that his nearest lira* >ras .iOu metrts behind. 7.'tUn>tk might have hrnfeen thr irtnld re<ord if
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    814 12 Below is the r w<l for morrow's races. Uw second <lay of thr P>tmUflg Turf Club August Bank Holiday meri ing. togethei with th.> recordof the in.t ttiret inns <>f the randidaii-s The scratching)! and order of i unn n^ Will b j published ;iftr: Acceptance! Hose at
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    DAVIS CUP: JAPS'HOPE
    114 12 DA VIS CUP: JAPS' HOPE NEW YORK. July 31. Japans wish to re-enter 'the Davis cup tournament is ex crossed m a letti r from Mat, Fukuda. a formt r u)avis Cup player, to Mr. Lawrence A Baker. President of the United States L.T.A. "We are anxiously waiting ior the
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    To-day's Sports
    30 12 <; UICK T Nnrth is. Huuth 9*4 day, BAJJC. Padany, 11 a.m. BADMINTON: Upon Junior (^hmnpiovships. Clerical Union H>tn, i -to ;>»/». (IOIjF: Sin<f<iporr, ChampioiMMfrs, RM.c.a. tmunt, Liukii Tun ah.
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    Yamseng Staggers Penang Racegoers, Pays $123
    2148 12  - Yamseng Staggers Penang Racegoers, Pays $1 23 Alan Lewis (By BIG SWEEP Total Tool $175,830 1st Prize No. mwi im\ Prta No. IUWW Srd Prar Nj. *****2 Sorters: 2477*8, '^t6787. *****6, I850W, r:n7:«, L4S195, *****0, L *****, *****0, *****1. V>nso!»tion Prizes I .'{5114 1 *****4, I«4!W«, I794IMI. I852a% *****ft, :;f>59.
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    33 12 MARKSMEN of the Singapore Rifle Association gathered at the Nee Soon Range yestercx, martiiimmtM A »»naHrm> 9 "Bx.slcy' S l lo ot. Cq uyht by our cameraman here are some of the cmmpS^rT^^^^^rTr^r
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      544 12 The IVming Gold (up m thr main ra»> to br fau^ August BMk Holiday Meeting, and it wel^! r. -n:i mc*» racing programme by unn«m and trsJ war it urn eel down for An Ul.n m thr (hrl,t Yrar Meeting, and
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      71 Take Part In S'pore Bisley
      221 12 Seventy-one marksmen participated m tl "Bislcy" Shoot of the Singapore Rifle Association,! began yesterday morning at Nee Soon Range. seventy one, Mrs. Baigent, S.R.N.. was the lonevfl entrant. The competition Is divided Into thrrr Gecttoas; namely, 'up unsquiiddcd comDrtltlons. ndividual squad competitions and individual
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      CA LOSE AT K.L.
      29 12 CA LO SE AT K.L. Thr Chinese 'rom S*"^^"*^"' 1 today ain9t jrTf*K Authentic*. Play w«5 Mft* jhtit thcvUlteWjf sraA ,p:>roacl wo rk badly. fon*- Hon Yam sco 1^
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