Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 15 August 1948

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    17 1 FOR THEPBOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune ffELV'E PAGES -.IM.Al'Oltj,,^! T 15, I:>1S. PKICE TEN CENTS.
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    NEW YORK INCIDENT MAY WRECK MOSCOW TALKS Anxiety In UK
    423 1 NEW YORK INCIDENT MAY WRECK MOSCOW TALKS Anxiety In UK LONDON, Sat— The case of the Soviet teacher m New York took on new importance today following a United Press report that Western diplomats here are expressing fear that a major international incident at this stage of the Moscow conferences
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    35 1 Blowing n balloon |j tncku in liawi, <nul this competitor m the < hstm f nu< for temeherm at *U> Awiln-chnifsr School tporta 'i' (irfiiti. teem* t<> be tmkiug it oery werkmmiy. Report mi \f,ort.s eimnphere.
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    THE TEST England Batting Flop
    246 1 THE TEST England Batting Flop mt VI Sat.- 1 nn«:m<l thtir worst I -.ittiiiK CLj for many yrars when qwtrt hundinl out for a jLft 52 run* m tv and h boon In th«- tirst day's •Mtfthr 1 1 I Trsl match I* Oaty U-n Hutton. vvlio l^ke ill Trst
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    GIMSON'S GREETINGS TO INDIA, PAKISTAN
    56 1 7/m f ,'<»>«, ;;t. N/ h'mnkl"! i ms'in h'lK y tit tWO »/;<#- tii!ilt>'iii nnsx'K/fS «»;ir 10 Mr < :>>i rnii>r I :< iifia 1 <>f Imli'i mt't tin othi > to the fJ'tf'r:l", lill'tilf o( J'tlkixfllil /'c tut nn f rsat'fl "I the ttttaintnvni
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    POLICE FIRE ON PROWLERS
    130 1 POLICE FIRE ON PROWLERS JOHOKtt UAHKIJ. Sat PTOW!em wfic active m K-> ■■-vntr Ea i tate last night. Special conj stables on the estate righted j lights and moving ngiirea at I about 8 p.m. Later at about 9.30 p.m. the manager of the estate and «omc I Special Constables
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    11 HURT IN S'PORE ACCIDENT
    89 1 11 HUR T IN S'PORE ACCIDENT (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Four people, including a ('hinc.se ironum ucrr .vrrif/M:slii injured whem a R.A.F. truck and a civilian ran collided m Scranftoon Road, mar St. Gcort/f's Road, about kh' f p.m., f/estf ida ij. S'.rcn other parsons uiroli cd m the crash were
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    Rebels Moving On Rangoon
    188 1 KAN GOON, Sat. Reports reaching here today indicate that insurgent forces were moving on Rangoon from the north-west, while coiiununicafi'uis between the < -a pit;*. l and the provinces had largely broken down. Two Burmeae baltalloiui have mutinied, nod otrtflM police Thr I 'ii battalions, howerer
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    Military Bases Put Under Protected Places Order
    92 1 IHK SINGAPORE Government last ni>;ht took wot I— t<« |»"t 1> military liases, store* ami WaiuaWHJi m the iftlnml un<l«r the Protected Places Order. Th»> Order comes Into force from ti»<U\. Al n X vhr plans affected are nil thr NAAfi nod 111
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    Hon 'ble Jap Flesh
    182 1 TOKIO, Ann. Ik.- -The /«JNMMW Army disapproved the entintj of human flesh "except that of the enemy" according to a document introduced ucsterday by th> prosecution at tht trial of >o former Japanese soldit rs MCCU994 of cannibalism and ni tti* tiutt. Th*' dorument, rend beforr
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    JAP SURRENDER
    12 1 Japan surrendered to the Allies exactly three years ago today.
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    European Hits Back At Armed Bandits
    353 1 KUALA LUMPI X, Sat.— A European mining wginrer, !Mr. Cook, had a narrow escape from ath when three armed Chinese ambushed while h* whs cycling at about ».:'.<) a.m. >enterda>. He got out of nil bicycle and returned the fire of thr nt tackers
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    C.I.D. CHIEF FOUND SHOT
    51 1 KUALA LUMPVIi, S<it. Mr. R. c. R. Humphrey, Offic-cr-in-Chnnjc of the CLP., Sclftnt/or, iron found with v shot WOUtid f" the jay; nt tin Central Police m. High Street* An official connniuiupi" from the M'llin/av l*<>n< < Bqrw. reported tfuit it khm a Gate <>f nn
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    12 IN ILL-FATED BOMBER
    29 1 Washington, Aug. 14. Tin Navy Hated 1- crew, members ibonrii the nnvy patrol bomber Which crnshr<l on tlotu L-OarvJ. 50 milr* north of Agunu. Guam
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    Police Patrol Beats Off Bandit Attack
    185 1 KV\\.\ LUMPUR, Sat.— A poli<« patrol re turning to Kuala Kang.sar from Manong this morning beat off a gang of about 30 bandits who had laid an ambush for them m the jungle. At least three of the bandits, who \vere armed with tommy-guns,
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    SLEEPING SICKNESS
    18 1 Shnri^hai, An^. 4. Four fatal cases of Japanese Sleeping sickness wett i* ported m Tientsin.- U.P.
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    METAL DETECTOR FOR KAI TAK
    36 1 Hongkong, Aug. 14.—Hongkong's Kai Tak airport may soon have an electric metal detector, according: to the "China Mali." The detector would enable airport officials to locate crashed planes under water. Reuter
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    GOODWILL MISSION
    25 1 WASHINGTON. Aug. 14. The US Navy announced today that three ships will visit India and Pakistan this month uo a goodwill mission. U.P.
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    88 1 jL, The fall tfutt cost n race Toh Chin Oeok,^ Singapore football*, and i sphntrr, falls nhen pass- i in<j the baton to Yvo C'honn Bee, Colony sprint champion (foreground) i wh&n runmnrj for thr A OJf. old boys m the m- I vUatkm relay at the i Anglo Chitirsc
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    Sakais Lead Big Attack
    494 1 (from A. .S. RA.IAtI) KCALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Cycle troops guided by Sakals Initiated one of the biggest attacks made by combined military and forces against insurgents m the Hnlaagar nr««a last nißht. THK ATTACK SVVKI'J THK Pit HONOR VJANfigBEDANO \Kf;V AMI IV A SHORT TIME AFTER
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    'World Heading Toward Suicide'—Nehru Warns
    564 1 'World Heading Toward Suicide' Nehru Warns (From STEWARD HENSLEV) NEW DELHI, Aug. 13.— Prime Minister Pandit Nehru, m the first exclusive interview since Indian Independence a year ago, told United Press today that the world would eventually "commit suicide" unless it evolved MM form of global federation m which the
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    DEATH DIVE FROM PLANE
    31 1 HONOLULU. Atirj. Ilf A mi'ldlcafjcd anJcunnv, tlrirrcstir<t hfjcmisr of unreqwt'ii love, committed tujckla .'<v leaping .'i.oon feet from an aitplanr h>: (fiurirrrrf to flu over Honolulu airport.
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    New House Numbers Earn Firm Dollars
    249 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Thousands of residents m both rural and town areas m Singapore have now fixed up additional number plates to make a better display ot their house numbers. This is the result of an appeal by the Singapore Police to householders
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    Sportsman Leaves For Studies In U.K.
    361 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Government is doing a fine thing sending us Malayans abroad," Mr. Philip D' Almeida told the Tribune. M They not only give us the opportunity to obtain education and experience that is not to be fofind here but we
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    PRESS PEER DIES
    35 2 LONDON, Aug. U Lord Harmsworth. 7a, brother of the late Lord Northcliffe and former Chairman of the London Daily Mail and Associated Newspapers, died at his homein Hyd,e Park Gardens yesterday. U.P.
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    War Widow's Hut Is Repaired
    302 2 (Sunday Tribune Woman Reporter) A woman whose husband was killed by the Japanese applied to the Relief Section of the Social Welfare Department fur aid. Her hut was badly m need of repairs, and so dilapidated was its state that unless the necessary repairs were
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    35 2 One of the embossing machines m the workshop of Winy Kwonrj Company, whirfi turns out thousands of number plates daily, is seen beiny opt rated by txco girls. A foreman is seen supenisjny the irork.
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    THREW PEPPER AT WOMAN -Court Told
    100 2 THREW PEPPER AT WOMAN -Court Told A Chinese who was alleged to have thrown pepper into th« eyei of a woman and then attempted to rob her of her bangles, was apprehended r#y the woman's neighbours. The man. See Thiam Y«ow, j faced charges of attempted rob bery and causing
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    Indians, Muslims Celebrate Independence Anniversary
    483 3 ir^ f i (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) homes ,ml I h.win n^ S and ay bunti "X» are up this morning inlndian UrsTl S "f I^P re M^ J f hrou R hout the city m celebration of the first aunreraarj of India's independence An
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    Pakistanis Go Gay
    183 3 Thousands of Singapore Mus*lims joined local Pakistan snbjeets yesterday m jovons <»l« -1 r.^ti.in of the first ii'.uiM rsar\ of the birth of a new and the largest Muslim State m the world. The Pakistan National flaj was Hying proudly on premise! tionals, and throughout yester ami
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    MAYOR SHOT DEAD
    27 3 m.-u\ii-.a. Aug 14. An arn)ed band shot and killod lh« mayir of the town of Pantaban^an, mi n Contral Luzon, on Tnurwday night U.P.
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    CANADIANS LIKE MALAYAN GOODS
    178 3 CANADIANS LIKE MALA YAN GOODS (Sunday Tribune Reporter) The hope that the Governments of Singapore and the Federation of Malaya would take part m the next Canadian International Trade Fair was expressed by Mr. M. I. A. Khalk, a Singapore businessman, who has just returned from the Toronto Exhibition. Everybody
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    Interim Payment For Municipal Officers
    191 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Pending revision of Municipal Officers' salaries, the Singapore Municipality has approved an interim payment of one month's basic pay at current rates to all permanent and temporary officers appointed before January 1, 1948. The payments are limited Iti a maximum of
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    38 3 MuiirrMi 7>o, <t<i*d 9, whtt irtU 'Inner a "Bprt*g Bom§» M tit thr Victoria Theatre. This MM Of salt's i~,i thr }Hlft>rnimicf hr v<i staacl '».V Witty Blok Htlnaou and h» r pupils entitled "The Art uf Movement.**
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    ROUND THE COURTS
    152 3 ROUND THE COURTS A man ami a voman told the Fourth Police Court yesterday that th»: fight which occurred at Middle Road on August 13 at 5.3.S p.m. brtweon them was thr result of their attempt to settle a "family trouble." Mr. R. J. C. Wail, tho Magistrate. j told
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    ROAD DEATHS HIGHEST FOR PAST SIX MONTHS
    388 3 ROAD DEA THS HIGHEST FOR PAST SIX MONTHS FATAL road acculents claim- 1 od the highest number of lives out C# a total of 342 deaths froni violent causes reported to the Singapore Coroner during the first six months of this year. V h e road toll. which claimed 60
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    JUDGE WARNS PAWNBROKERS
    243 3 (Sunday Tribune Reporlrr) Two Chinese pawnbrokers, Ho Yuen Mcng. of Chop Tai Fah. and Law Kuan, of Chop Tai Foh, were produced m the First District Court yesterday to show cause why pledges held by them and which had been proved to bo stolen property, should not
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    6 Months For 'Sparks'
    173 3 6 Months For 'Sparks' Convicted of a charge of housebreaking, Charles J. Holy/ill, a European wireless operator attached to Kranji, was sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment yesterday by Mr. ft. J. C. Wait. Fourth Police Court Magistrate. An amah, of house No. 5, Caimhill Road, statfd that on the
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3986 4  -  VERA ARPMORE BY Marriage Bells Quite a crowd gathered to witness the wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral between Mr William Hlldred Yetton, Captain of the Singapore Swimming Club and chartered secretary of Wm. Jacks and Co., and son of Mr and Mrs W. J. Yetton
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    The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 15, 1948. Moon Struck
    247 6 The Sunday Tribune AUGUST 15, 1948. Moon Struck London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner., Ltd., Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C. 2. Scientists are sending radar signals to the moon and receiving an echo m 2£ seconds. Whether this is to be interpreted as -a remarkable advance m scientific research
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    AUGUST 15TH REFLECTIONS
    875 6 AUGUST 15TH REFLECTIONS this outspoken and thought-provoking appeal R. B. 001 emphasises that the enemies of the Malayan People are not the Malays, not the British, hut the law-breakers plus the forces of inertia. Today is the third anniversary of the surrender of Japan. It seems tp be such a
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    'VICTORY POLKA'
    597 6 Today, being the 3rd Anniversary of the Allies' Far Eastern Victory, one expects to find, everywhere, a spirit of peace and good-Hill, but at this very moment we are under surveillance by a remote controlled multiplicity of hostile "Red" eyes waiting patiently for a momentary waning of our
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    Red Swastika Means Benevolence
    663 6 (By Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) NEITHER a Communist organisation nor a product of the infamous Nazi Swastika as the name may lead one to imply -the World Red Swastika Society is purely a charitable Institution, rendering yeoman service to maokind. This institution is comparatively unknown m
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    Malays And Friends
    249 6 Malays And Friends *ro"P of Malay cSj S the eye on Hart Wherever they topped to WJ*!? X -rroiip with sy^UluCJ *'*>m had a K*S ™t Of his WAV r°l*»o -cnoolchildren 2 s^h a friendly spontaneous $o«LPstllr U stem i-Js ties than all theTfc??* community Inapir^S^ c Hati Raya thi.
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    1143 7  -  GRACIA TAY by TWENTY years au<» onl\ a f«*u pei»p|«> living m th. rural areas, m the kampongs, made use of the facilities provided for the nick m Sin X:>K :> l«»re. |f hey kneu of t!i.Maternity ami Qtatnl Hospitals, they uere too
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    LATE CUTS
    559 8  -  RAM PIARA By ENGLISH Test selectors must I have heaved a sigh of idiot at the batting .success of \V. J. (Bill) Edrich m the Fourth Tost at Leeds. Many critics thought ho ougtit *o have hoen dropped ficm the Knjjland XI for the Third Test Imt lv
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    VETERANS' TOURNAMENT OPENS THIS WEEK-END
    944 8 WEEKLY BADMINTON NOTES THE veterans, who last yeai provided grand llreworki, arcjoining the juniors from thi; week onwards with the start of the veterans' competition, and they are expected to pro vide the same measure, if no. greater, of thrills. Sixteen "has-beens" arc n. the
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    Redonda Has New "Queen"
    203 8 Redonda Has New "Queen" LONDON, Aug. 14. Theio will ho celebrations on Rodon--1 'la, tho half-square miio rodbound island ,n the West indies when tho 120 native population learn thai they have now "Queen". King Juan Ist, ai he >s known m Redomla, haa w.-d h French woman, Rstelte Gtfardeau,
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    ISLAY KERR SOCCER
    62 8 The following have been selected to represent the Islay Kerr Soccer Ist XI vs. the Malay Football Association m a Ist Division League Fixture on Monday at Jalan Besyr Stadium:- V. Margrave; D Hamilton and G. Verrall; W. Bainbridge, C. McCulloch and A. Mitchell; E. Ten Duis.
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    Korea Unlucky
    187 8 LONDON. Aug. 1 1. Korea led most 01 the time m their Olympic basketball game with Czechoslovakia and were unlucky m being one point down at the end of play. The score was 39 points to 38 points m favour of Czechoslovakia who gained seventh place m the
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    43 8 Members of the v Singapore Cricket Club are remind?., that a meeting of all interest ed m rugger will be held m the Club on Thursday, Aug. 19, al 5.30 p.m. Business (a) election of Office bearers; (b) any other business.
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      513 8 I YOU, THIS WEEK AND THE— I s y n JiiAKr t j AQUARIUS GEMINI LIBRA j JAN 21 FEU IH. MAY 21 JUNE 20 BEPT. 24 OCT 23 llf unexpected will hap- Nothjnq will go quite ac- You will want to be up and pen nnd nothing will go
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      310 8 BADMINTON ASSN. TIES The following tics m the Singapore Badminton As:;ociai cion's badminton championships .vill be played off at the Clerical Union Hall next week-end. SATURDAY at 2.15 p.m. MEN'S JUNIOR SINGLES: M. T. Wong (SportlighU Chan Swce Lam (PUiyiairi; Hong Siak Thiang i United Fa- milyi v Lav Teng
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    LAUGHTON RAISES the HOWLS
    178 9 LA UGHTON RAISES the HOWLS If Charles Laii'chton should ever decide to abandon his dim career, he could walk into any night club and qua'.ify as a lopnotch Impersonator. This little known talent of th« great character -actor is seldon demonstrated, and U*en only fo friends or co-workers on th<
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    Chinese Girl Makes Debut In New Film
    478 9 Columbia Vs Sidney Buchman production, "To the Ends of the Earth starring Dick Powell and Slgne Hasso, is based on hitherto secret Hies ot the Inited States Treasury anil its bureaus of Narcotics, Customs and Coast Guard. It trlls the .story of a
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    27 9 MEANS BEAVTiFUL Maylm, nai~~ n] t\r young Liinese starht appearing with Dick Pnrell and Si>/)<( Haaso m Columbia's As,si(;ncd to Treasury," NIMH* "beautiful" m Cantonc.se. She too.
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    Flying Lessons
    17 9 Though Martha Hyer Is allergic to height Marshall Thompson is giving her weekly Hying lessons.
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    TOO MANY CLOCKS SPOIL THE TIME
    207 9 TOO MANY CLOCKS SPOIL THE TIME Then wt r« >.~> docks m opnation on the set of "The Biu Clock" at Paramount «"<' no i/»<p m us rare yi<sf total r/«^ <lt t turn teas. Sounds a lit tit ttrangi but even m tht usmtHif uf ordered t<<>rtii HoUywood, such
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    WANTS MORE GIFTS
    57 9 HOLLYWOOD. In London. before coming to Hollywood for "Fort Apache." an Argosy Picture lor RKO Radio release. Ana Lee petitioned to have her birthday legally changed fiom January 1 to June 1. As a child she suffered m the matter of gifts by having her bhthfiay so
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    Sympathetic Maureen
    33 9 Sympathetic Maureen M tureen O'Hara arranged for two special nurses and paid all the bills when the husband of ono of her assistants during the filming of "The Long Denial" fell seriously ill.
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    47 9 PRETTY JANF RUSSRLL ,nts her be»f Umb forward as the camera catches her pottmg i» this theer negUgee. Jane is forced to chan<i< this duintv garb for a tent-Hke flannel niyht shirt when she appears with Bob U<>\n ni Paramount* Technicolour travest)/ on wU4-toeat epics, "Th> Pabface
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    SHERIDAN IS EXCITING IN STRAND'S 'NORA PRENTISS'
    477 9 Warners' >uw melodrama titled. "Nora Prentiss," with Ann Sheridan tn the title role, screened m Singapore last Week co-stars Kent Smith and Bruce Bennett mth Ann Sheridan, and also features an imposing cast of suj)portinfi pteyemgj fnchMHnp Robert Alda, Rosemary De Camp, John
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    16 9 Some <>/ tht beauties appiarimj m l>>c L'ros. technwolour musical, "The Time The Place And The Girl >
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  • MALAYA'S BOXING GIANTS —NO. 48
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      Buena Ventura—Boxer And Globe-Trotter
      1151 10  - Buena Ventura— Boxer And Globe-Trotter HERMAN RAPPA By y 1 Probably few boxers m the world have travelled so widely as Buena Ventura, a Filipino who has made Singapore his home. I have known Ventura for a number of years and have relereed some of hia fights, but little did
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      Hard Struggle In Veterans' Singles
      352 10 VETERAN Chin Tham Swee of the Useful Badminton Party, a hard-working and fitter player, managed to beat Charlie Chua (AAU) m a gruelling threeset contest m the opening rounds t the Veterans' singles badminton championships at the Clerical Union hall yesterday. Chirlie Chua, who m
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      Batsman Taken To Hospital
      368 10 Batsman Taken To Hospital KHOO Onp Lee, S.CKC. and Singapore opening bat, sustained a cut und^» hifl right etc om a "bumper" fiom F.C. Smith, S.C.e bowlci. Mid had to bo helped out oi the Beld In hr course 01 a cricket match between the B.C.R.C bm the 3 C.C
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      LIFE SAVING EXAMINATION
      106 10  -  Hoo Chun Chuen The following r*v <•» Mates passed the above e*:runlr?ftt!on conducted by Messrs. H. Lyne and G, Crelghton at he Chinese Swimming Club Pool on July 21 R.L.S.S. Intermediate Cer tiflcate Bronze Medallion Arthur Yap Siong Cheng. Howe Hoo Chye, Cheong Kun Hoong. Chua Soon
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      FRIENDLY SOCCER
      34 10 In a friendly soccer match played on Friday last on the Choon Guan English School ground, Telok Kurau. the G.E C. Sports Club scored a onenil victory over the Junioi Dynamo XI.
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      163 10 To-day US p.m., 6.15 A 9.15 p.m. Special attraction of Independence Day 15th Aug. 1948. All Malayan Premiere With Best Wishes to all our Indian Brothers, Sisters Friends of our Independence Day on the 15th Aug. 1948. Her^ again comes the picture which will be the pride of Na tion
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      195 10 ''X r. \'f V f b^^^^k 1 LAST DAY Th|N Tifn^ 8.15. 7.15 MS pin. (TeSli COLUMBIA pns.ntH Tomorrow •.uS C l S" SHIKLRY TEMPLE m n Fr*,^ "KISS and TELL" <KNTR T u.£t^u TOMORROW Techni c UROKOE FORMKY In Tomorrow. «,J Bell Bottom George bovai. ■ii»ii"ii""iM» '""liu.st,,,!, VICTORY thfatpf!_
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    Waveation Shocks Punters With $269 Record Dividend
    1902 11 PAM GREEN PAYS $178 irOH, Sat. YVav*ation (Tait up) returned the ior a win when it shocked punters by winning the last here. Earlier, Pam Green had provided r> milder shock »>v paying $17S. It wasn't entirely a day of upsets, tymever, and
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      277 11 A tumbler full ot warm water. A capful hTTT*^ ■/f/ I of siERADKNT well stirred up. While U U v i| L you sleep steraueni geis to work. '11... m n n,^^^^^yy*^ ff tleansins solution removes film andstanv, [I (C 1,-^^P] (Q/\J^TyA SiHKAUENT sterilizes your talse ttvil. H^B^T^ by it,
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      GOOD 'DOUBLE' BY SANDERSON
      367 12 flaying captain's innings, Jimmy Sanderson, uho sUi|i|M'r«'il the S.K.C. XI ;t^;nus< the Iv.A.T. KemiMMiini;, played a big part m the Kvrs' si x -\vkt. victory over the Airmen on the padang. yesterday. Sarulrt'son performed otjual ly woll with the ball hs well ;».s with the bat.
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      SELANGOR IN FINAL
      119 12 HKLANGOR defeated Kedah i>ii tin mid fjixil m thrrt after n itinn struggle nt Alar Star i/r.stf !<lu ii, mnl thus qualified Jin th* Mnbniu (uf) Fmnl which 'rill }h plitjfed iii l\u<i!(i Luin/mr sh<>rtht. Tin iimnr MMM «t r#/»/<;»/. h<>th ftnms kmvtng liniehed v it h
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      ENGLAND DEBACLE AT THE OVAL: SACK RACE ALL OUT FOR PALTRY 52
      343 12 HUTTON TOP SCORES 30 THE OVAL, Sat. lOii^iaiid who tea years ago hrokr all Test match ror«rd scores by totalling !MJK for 7 dec. on this fatnuus ground, today put up dismal batting performance and ue re all
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      SCHOOLBOY'S HALF-CENTURY
      110 12 St. Joseph':- Institution .!<'■ feated .st. Andrew's Bchool by %i .;;l»t wickcta m thcii Brst cricket en< ountei at Woodsville, yesterday. p. Scully wlu» captured Ihrw of thr St. Andrew's wickets for ir> runs, ;«lso baited wrii to rotir«^ with a score of 52 urns (three sixes, and
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      Bowlers On Top At Seletar
      361 12 The Indian Association had slightly better of the piny m their two-day cricket match against the R.A.F. Seletar at the latter's ground. At the close of the first day's play yesterday, the Indians after making 95 runs, had dismisseu three of the best R.A.F. batsmen
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      SCOREBOARD
      86 12 Rngtaadt Ist inns. Mutton c Taiion b Undwall Ml Dewea »> Miller I Bdriefe <• ifussHt i. lul.f. si,. II S C'ompton <■ Morris h l.lll(hVHl) t (r»pp c Tnllon li Miller 0 Vardlry b LinduHll 7 Wat kins Ibw. >l<»hnston 0 FviltlH It I Im-Iw :i" I U.
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      LATEST SCORE
      34 12 AUSTRALIA, Ist Inns. Morris not out 77 i Barnes C V.v ns b Hollies 61 Brmdman h Hollies 0 1 Hassctt Dot out i() BxtfM 1 Total (foi 2 wkts.) 158 Reuter
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      STOP PRESS SOCCER RESULTS
      225 12 STOP PRESS SOCCER RESULTS LONDON. Auk. W. 'The following are the Scottish football results "A* DIVISION Celtic 0. Moiton 0. Dundee 2, Hearts 1. Falkirk 3. Queen of South 2. Hibernian 5, East Fife 2. Mortherwell 1. Ranpcrs 1. Partlck T. S, Albion R. 0. St. Mil i en 2.
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      PERAK WIN 2-1
      25 12 Perak defeated Pahang 2 I In their m.c.f.a [nter-fetate match played yrstcrday. All the foali won acored m th* 1 Hrst hall
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      'No Controversy' Says S.C.F.A. Secretary
      325 12 SPORTSLETTER (To the Spurts Editor, Sunday Tritmne) Nirc, Apropos the promin'in t i/iifti m the local press over the nflci/td controversy, I which >n vet really enxted befntm the M.C.F.A. and tht B.CJPJi., certain explanation if, nt ccssari/. The. H.C.F.A. la uftiWilvd f<. iu< m.c.f.a.
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      St. Joseph's Win Old Boys' Relay
      773 12 St. J oseph's Win Old Boys' Relay More than 2,000 attended the AnKlo-Chan School thirty-fourth annual athletic sports held at fo Jalan Bcsar Stadium, yesterday. The most Interesting event of the afternooo, th<- Inter-school r>id boys' 'i" yards relay, wasi won by the st Joseph's Instltu-i tion. followed closely by
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      109 12 RACES PACE ELEVEN INDIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY l.iih AUGUST 1948. f^P l,r Ji«!rrslii|i involves responsibility, Obligations ?nd sacrifices. 9flii\iifi!4 tUv H4ifiiriil ]< ;i«l<'rslii|» of iUv Iviflian <priH r»l In^uraiart^ fi^ltl. \\v have slri^ein lo esiub-* lisli traditions of Service and r< k liabliiT often in%olviii!4 ||r^al Mirri fires. We l)<)\(^ willingly
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      50 12 TODAY'S SPORTS BQOCBR Trial mat'h betwccn "Possibles" and "IVoliables." Jalan Be.;ai Stadium. 5.1. r > p.m. CRICKET: B.CR.C. vs. S.A.O.R..V. Woodsvilte; c.SC. v.s. R.A.F. Tcngah at tennh: I. A. vs. R.A.F. Sclctar M Si-lc-U»r; I. A. 2nd XT vs. R.A.F. 2nd XI at Seletiu. All matches will start at 11
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