Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 August 1948

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    13 1 The Sunday Tribune 1 WtLVt I'AtirA SINGAPORE, AUGUST 22, 1948. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BACK TO WAR
    120 1 4R^fV and Polire relation* with lh»« Presa ar»» to N* P nl rtf^ to their v.nr footing. fhU ;|K a.inoiirKrd m Kuala l.riitipur last nighi. I'nd^r the new regulation*, Joint daily communique* uill or. issued by thf fM>H<e In Kunla Luirpur. Thrn- will h«- fortI r* nightly
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    BANDITS BATTLE FROM FOXHOLES
    115 1 Latest reports from Kuala Lumpur on yesterday's b»g tattle with Insurgents state that three pistols, one carbine, a Japanese rifle, one tommy-gun, a sten gun, hand grenades ud a quantity of ammunition were captured by our forces. Four hunJrrrt troops ani police engaged the rebels m
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    TWO STATES START REGISTRATION
    130 1 Ltiinese first For Identity Cards f(bmm Our Own Rpportor) NATIONAL rrt-stmtion bc^hw n two Miilav States this m*k ife2dS&£ "tKP&H&'Z ldOntily CardB ik the m Kedah and I crlis. Th-y will start registration on Wednesday Registration forms will be available m five districts m Perlis and
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    Where To Register
    63 1 Thf fallowing are the re;t«tration centre*: *PKR'<l* Kubangpusii, ptflang fmtnp, Nik, Kroli Haling «mi<l !*nngku\vi District. KEDAH: Hanglang, siinptßg, Kintang Ampat, Kan pr (m i'erhs) Kuala IVrlin, K«ki Hukit, Tadang Beaar, Btretri, Mat a Ayer, IMi:ih. F r a ii, Kodiung, C handiui. jfcitok, J!?r*, Kuala Merang.
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    CRISIS' TALKS AT GOVT. HOUSE
    39 1 The Oovcrno, on Friday mctuted Binr/apore's enterpirfinrationg u>Uh load* The talk urus informal, in <t iccoritng to the official hand<*t "facuHSion un« kern ami J*«Wc auggestitm*, were put Jwvnrd for consideration bu iw Government."
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    Insurance: test case to decide
    228 1 (Bunday Tribune Reporter) Fire and other insurance companies throughout Malaya are awaiting a legal definition of the term "civil commotion They expect this to be decided by a test case. The companies are willing to meet claims falling under the category of "civil commotion" only
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    Ex-Lt. Saldin Does It Again
    197 1 Ex-Second Lieut. Sal the Filipino guerilla force Once before, Saldin con- 1 qucred m British territory when he led a force of gueril- las and liquidated a Japanese outpost m North Borneo. j This time, alone and un- armed, he won over a shipping company
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    OLYMPICS — IN CHANGI JAIL
    36 1 OLYMPICS IN CHANGI JAIL Singapore convicts will see j I )rympic athletes m action. A [Im showing the Olympians v raining for the Games will be f crccned m Changl prison on t Tuesday next. a
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    9 WANTED MEN: $10,000 FOR TIP OFF ON 'EM
    379 1 A Chinese school teacher- Unqtiist m the Sakal Reserve of i In Rekor Is one of nine Chinese who are wanted by the Federation Police. These men arc suspected of :omplicity tn the murder of i hree Javanese m Kampong i
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    Industry pays heavily for black-outs
    239 1 SINGAPORE industry is paving heavily for tli* city's black-outs. Long power cuts lasting from morning to afternoon are creating big hold-ups m the manufacture »>f vital materials, and firm executives are not happy over the official statement issued by the electrical engineers that the restrictions
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    C-G GOES TO A WEDDING
    46 1 "i E The Commissioner-General arriving at St. Christopher Church to attend the weddina Will *th n r E2*" I RlChnrd West > to Miss Winifred Ruth Morley yesteVdau With the C*mmimkm*r-O9merml are John and Jane Rowley. < Wedding piTonPaqei'report, see Vera Ardmorei. J
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    Dearer Cigarettes: S'pore May Escape
    192 1 (Minday Tribune Reporter) Singapore's Customs Chirf. Mr. W. Gordon, was unable *o say last niglit if the increa-e m duties on rifrarcttes and tobacco m the Federation is to be extended ie the Colony. The following increases were announced m the Federation yesterday: Cigarettes, SI
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    ALL QUIET ON CRIME FRONT
    48 1 No ■ertOUi crime wjjs reported to the C.1.D.. Singapore, during the past 24 hours. The Singapore Fire Brigade me! tho Municipal Ambulance Service also experienced a free tay yesterday. On the traffic front it was similarly quiet, except for a few minor accidents.
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    MARBLE FOR FLOUR
    23 1 :n avl S. Sat. Salvatorc Rosso was today arrested on, Charges of selling finely-ground I wniu- maroie for flour. U.P.
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    Moscow Talks To End?
    97 1 Moscow Talks To End? BERLIN Sat.— A brief broadcast over the Sovietcontrolled Radio Berlin at If j a.m. Raid "reports from Mos cow indicate the Kremlin nei gotiations ulth the Western Power envoys will he broken I j off." Two British Hector Germur police were 'kidnapped* at Kirn point today
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    QUIET ON CHINA WARFRONT
    32 1 ohantfhai, Cat. -Aside from local Communist action on the outskirts of the Groat Wall pass of Kupeikow. m Northwest Hopoi. China's civil wai fronts were generally quiet today.
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    TEN WERE HANGED
    17 1 TOKIO. Sat. Ten Japanese war criminals were hanged I early today at Sugamo prison.
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    PLAGUE IN BANDOENG
    16 1 eanaoeng has been declared an infected place following an outbieak of plague. I
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    WAR COUNCIL FOR BURMA?
    44 1 WAR COU NCIL FOR BURMA? RANGOON. Saturday. Observers here today said last night's martial law ordinance did not imply a worsening of the situation m Burma, but forecast the setting up of a war council if military rule were actually Introduced under it. Reuter
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      MORE POLICE KIDNAPPED
      51 1 KKRLIN, Sat. Viidtii ;«m Public Saf-cy ufiifiais said Russian military police abducted hio more German policemen from American «ector, stabbing one and "clubbing" another before drujfthem ;nvav. Latest abduction brought 12 total u^:..rn sector pollen men kidnapped by KiiHHian<« m past 4> 4 hours. Four m- caped.
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    DOCTOR KICKED AND PUNCHED SPFCIAL CONSTABLE
    260 2 DOCTOR KICKED AND PUNCHED SPFCIAL CONSTABLE A SINGAPORE doctor admitted m the polirp nourts yesterday that: He kicked a European special constable; When warned that he was assaulting a polirv officer, he punched the constable m the face. The doctor, John I>. Den- nehy, pleaded guilty to a charge of
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    Thru' Malayan Skies
    413 2 Thru' Malayan Skies VISSITIISU aircran iw" India and the N.E.I, may •ome to Malaya on September 4 to be In time for the Irst post-war air display a hlch is to take place at Kalang Airport. These countries have been nterested m our "Air Day", mcl the arrival of foreign
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    NAZI GLAMOUR GIRL
    27 2 Frankfurt. Friday. "Axix Sally", the glamour girl of Nazi radio. left Rheinmain airport today for Washington, where she may be tried for treason. U.P.
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    They Argued In Court
    75 2 They Argued In Court The proprietor and the nanagor of a suburban theatre lad a long argument m the )olice court yesterday. Subject of argument: Who was responsible for not paying the Entertainments Dutu Officer $4,149.50 being the ta.r on 28,243 tickets. The result Both were fined The proprietor, Osman
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    FESTIVAL ENDS 'FINE'
    58 2 Fifteen Qiinese, observing the "Seventh Moon Devil Festival" decided to add to tibeir celebration a game of Pai Kow. In the Second Police Court yesterday, they were tined $25 each on a charge of gambling One third of the fin< s was ordered by Magistrate L C
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    Preached every 3 days
    99 2 Preached every 3 days (Sunday Tribune Reporter) Singapore Methodiat padr»« Rev. Chew Hock Hin preached a sermon every three days during hl» .»ne-year stay m the United state*. Rev. Chew and his wife, who returned last week, were entertained at a party given by his congregation yesterday. Rev. Chew completed
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    30 2 Mr. R. S. Foulyer, Commissioner of Police, and Mr. G. Haickins, Singapore's Defence Secretary, natch the start the Route March by 400 member* of the Singapore Polic* Force on Friday.
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    KING APPROVES APPOINTMENTS
    69 2 I.ONUON. Sat. IHC war Ottuo umouneM that the Kinj/ has approved ihe appointment of Colonel D. King, Koyal New Zealand Army Mediea Corps, a* Honorary Physiriar to the King with effect fron April 30, 1947. and also th( appointment of Colonel (tern porary) Brigadier A. Smith late
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    24 DEATHS FROM TB
    52 2 There were 24 deaths trom :überculosis m Singapore for the week ending Aug. 14 igainst 16 m the previous week. Pneumonia again claimed 19 victims. There were 190 deaths and 652 births for the same period. The infantile death rate was 92.02 against 103.73 m the
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    Gaekwar 'Will Mend His Ways'
    151 2 Gaekwar 'Will Mend His Ways NEW DELHI. Sat. Rcli>le .sources said tonight that le Gaekwar of Baroda had romised the Indian Governient that he would "mend his ays", and had already exlain ed away the 10.000.000 ollai.s ho had allegedly mispnmpriatcd as a "loan". The Maharajah called on Sarar Vallabbhai,
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    PIG BREEDING STEPPED UP
    361 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Pig breeding m Singapore has made considerable progress since two years ago, while importations into the Colony have also increased from former sources of supply. Capt. T. D. P. White, the Chief Veterinary Officer, told a Tribune reporter that this has accounted
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    HE WAS the ONLY MALE PRESENT
    149 2 HE WAS the ONL Y MALE PRESENT ONLY one man was present at a large gathering of Singapore wonif*n yesterday, when an eloquent feminine call was made to the women of the j world to jfet together to j nurse the sick world bark lo sanity. The occasion was an
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    PYJAMAS COST HTM FREEDOM
    64 2 A suit of pyjamas cost a Malay throe months' freedom. Entrusted with the pyjamas, a email piece of cloth and pair of spectacles, Abdul Kadii bin Ibrahim disappeared with the property. He reappeared yesterday m the eighth police court on ;t charge of criminal breach of
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      174 2 nllwslM il I M^Mi PROGRAMMES r BLUE NETWORK MALAY ENGLISH I rum 12.00 noon to 2.00 p.m. t Kadiated on 483.9 metres m < .lie medium wave band and 7200 I 1 !kcwe m the 41 meter band. From 2.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. < Radiated on 483.9 metres only.
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      144 2 lange, 3.00 Concert Hour, 4.00' i listeners' Post. 5.00 Grand j -lotel with Albeit Sandier i rlis Orchestra. 5.30 Light Orchestral Music, 6.00 Salva:ion Army Studio Service, 6.30 Children's Corner, 7.00 Close Down. 8.15 Programme Sumnary, News Summary Announcements, 8.20 Radio Orchestra. 9.00 Spot the Favourites, 9.30 News, 9.45 Intel
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      163 2 p.m. Signature Tune. Openinu Announcement Programme Summary In Mandarin. 12. 00 Mandarin Programme (Live*. 1.00 News m Mandaiin. Amoy Cantonese. 1.16 Opening 1 Announcement Pio^;. Summary m Tamil with Signature Tune. 1.17 Tamil song, 1.20 j News m Tamil. 1.30 Tamil BOOgs, 1.45 Hindustani Sim hits. 2.00 Close Down, 6.00
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    Murder Charge Withdrawn
    74 3 Murder Charge Withdrawn a 30-year-old Hokkieu Chineae alleged to be the man who shot Mr Quah Teow Hun abour supeivisoi of the Joo Lim Sawmill on June 1 w not be called upon to face a charge of attempted murder He was first charged on l U C >r W
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    WIVES DEMONSTRATE
    28 3 Frankfurt. Friday. More th*H 100 German housewives demonsttated before the Eco nomic Council's administration hmld.ng here today to demand slower prices and tirhte, n.iJ rontto!. U.P.
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    TERRITORIAL WATERS ARREST ILLEGAL
    990 3 A MERCHANT, sentenced to three months' imprisonment left thp Hicrh nf°^ a J r t e man y esterda y when two of the three judges forming the full Benr h of the High Court held that his conviction could not stand. h ill ThC tW
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    LOW TIDE-AND A ROBBERY
    71 3 LOW tide m the Singapoie River gave an opportunity to Chew Hock Teck to rob a motor-boat stuck m the mud ASP Mr. L. R. Prynn alleged m the Seventh Police Court yesterday. Chew, it was further alleged made a total haul valued at $283. including
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    WOMAN WITH A STILL
    64 3 Searching a hut m Bukit Panjang. a party of custom officers found a still (capacity 15 gallons* for distilling liquor. 30 gallons of fermented rice liquor and 2-5/6 gallons of samsu. A 45-year-old Tcochew woman. Lan Sai Nging. m the Fourth Police Court yesterday pleaded guitly
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    14 DIE IN CRASH
    29 3 K.-ipid City. (South Dakota). Fiiday. An army B-29 crashed on a takeoff at the airba.se here and first reports said 14 men weir killed. U.r.
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    Stage Club Wants Asian Members
    171 3 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singajjorc Stage Club wants Asian members so as to be able to stage Oriental plays. Mr. Vernon Margrave, the Club's publicity manager, disclosing this yesterday, appealed for Asians to join the Club. The Club intends to launcn j a membership
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    Michael (12) Won Prize After Prize
    319 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Twelve-year-old Michael Ong of St. Joseph's Institution was yesterday the proud winner of three handsome sets of prizes m the first Junior Philatelist Competition and Exhibition held under the auspices of the Singapore Stamp Club at the St. Joseph's Hall.
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    40 3 A polirn not squad with full equipmnnt brought up the rear of Fridm,* march from Hof>in«on Road to Gate No. 3, higapore Harbour Boar d V We Tribute Mature was taken as the parade returned to Robinson Road. 7 1%-
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    US.MILITARY CONFERENCE
    63 3 WASHINGTON. Friday. Defence Secretary James Forrestal today called a conference of the joint chiefs of staff of the armed forces to begin late this afternoon. Foircstal said that the purpose was "to provide an opportunity for extended discussions of important questions. The conference will be held at the
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    S'pore Firm Loses Gems
    82 3 Sunday Tribune Reporter) A SINGAPORE firm last iiight claimed ownership of the $20,000 jewellery reported lost m Bangkok while m transit. The firm, H. Sena's, has been informed of the loss by its Bangkok branch. It was reported that the jewellery, contained m two cases, was
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    US NAVY CHIEF IN KARACHI
    32 3 KARACHI. Friday. Admiral Richard L. Conolly, Coniman-dcr-in-Chief of the U.S. naval forces m Eastern Atlantic an«i the Mediterranean areas, arrived here by plane from London tonight. U.P.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3902 4  - A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE VERA ARDMORE Oil Cocktails On baturday night law, f many fliestl wen- cttriottl t«) see tn e Gunsite". Ulu Pan- j da n Road, for themselves- th c unusual home ot Major and Mrs D. E. M. Ingram, where cocktails were served under the stars.
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      AUGUST 22, 1948. Behind The Iron Curtain
      227 6 AUGUST 22, 1948. Behind The Iron Curtain The spread of Russian ideology m so many countries naturally inspires curiosity as to what has been happening and what is happening behind the iron curtain. Light is shed on these questions by a remarkable book written by the former member of the
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    WESTERN IDEAS IN EASTERN LANDS
    843 6  -  R. B. OOI by At the turn of this century j students from China and Mai- j 1 aya began to trickle to the universities m Great Britain and other European countries to absorb Western culture and learn Western methods. The East then was beginning
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    Characters Which Tell A Story
    757 6  -  Goh Keng Hua Chinese Family Life The Chinese written character t for family is the pictorial re- 1^ presentation of three persons < under one roof. But according t to the Chinese etymology. "Three persons make a crowd," 1 so it Is by no means
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    Mosquitos Breathe Only Once
    380 6 Mosquitos Breathe Only Once About 70 years ago a student of chemistry pottering about his laboratory discover- ed a compound which he simply i called (siini ;e from the point of view of doctors) Dich'.K-Diphenyl-Trichloro<'thane. TMs unknown student was so pk\sed over his discovery that b€ set about writing a
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    500 th YEAR
    253 6 500 th YE AR On the eve of m, m Moscow of thTsSN versary of the tTwiJ^ |hr Orthodox e Ch^cT^ 'ng the Soviet S^^. restated once more*?* nablo hostility of fY*> </> all religion* A w 3?* tended to the OrthX?SL* luring the war wSTp^ was merely a tactical
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    US WARSHIPS VISIT TRINCOMALEE
    71 6 COLOMBO, Satuntay.-T' United States Navy heavy cnu< er Toledo, accompanied by fc I destroyer Chevalier and Hijvunder the command of Ret: Admiral Good, U.8.N., pttd i visit to Trincoraalee on Aug. 1. This group of United SUir Navy vessels is paying gpodv. visits to Malaya, Ceylon.
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    LATE NEWS PICTURES
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    Newly Weds Greeted
    28 7 Bight, Thf Qeuomei of Singapore < <>n>/ratulatirn/ Mr. Richard g/eof and Me bridr: «/ier their insjsJasng seusjuressy. Mr. grusi bj private srcrrtarif tn th*- ('onunisstorif r-Ccncral.
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    Pose For Camera
    33 7 Below: Mr. Ruhard West With his brute and flower-girl Margaret Morley, after their MJeafamsjr. The CommissionerGeneral was present. Dr. and Mrs. P. L O'Neffl *»til> 1,,, Trihmmm WterZTot 'tli. "SmSSS.
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    Duffers Cup
    31 7 Mf. B. k. Gau\ spinner of the Duffers' Cup ram petition nf the Island Club, takmq a dnnk out of his trophy. Picture taken last night at tlir Clublmusc.
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    SKYSCRAPER FOR WHAMPOA
    44 7 CANTON, Sat.— A 30-storey skyscraper Is to be built at Whampoa, the port of Canton This "New York giant" is to be used as d hotel and is expected to provide every moden convenience for travellers who come to Kwangtung.- Reuter
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    SINGING SCHOLARSHIP
    78 7 LIVERPOOL, Friday. Miss Pamela wcwton, ft, of victoria. British Columbia, arrived in Lrverpool today in the Cunard liner Ascania to begin a year's scholarship in singing.* She was chosen from the whole of America, canacm and Newfoundland tor the Empire Overseas scholarship promoted by the Trinity College of
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    SPORT
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    EARLY END TO SEASON LIKELY
    608 8 EARLY END TO SEASON LIKELY BADMINTON j j NOTES WITH the junior events m tli m Sin-.ii».i hiuluiiato i ciuiiupioiishipH m their tiiml staj;vs sind Th»« open contests m thfir ltrtdri. this year's tournament programme may be eompli'tfd m record time despite \h*> large number of entries received m most
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    RUGBY PLAYERS WANT MORE PAY
    76 8 HUNSLET, Bat The first icani players of the Hubslet Rugby League clul) an threatening not to play m the opening game at Wi^an tomorrow, unless they receive pay increases. Not one of the 18 recognised .senior players has I yet signed tor the new season.
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    Olympic Winner Turns Pro.
    68 8 Olympic Winner Turns Pro. Now York, Saturday. Mis. Vicki Drave.s who won two Olympic gold medal.s for diving slid she plans no mote amiteur competition and "will not turn down a i;ood professional offer." Her husband i.s already a diving professional. Mrs. Draves was one of 61 United States Olympic
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    LATE CUTS
    502 8  -  RAM PIARA +By Whore lh»' Fng»ancl-AustraMa Te.a matcjiefl ar«' ninccrnpjl it is all uver bar shout iiiKThe Aussi<-s amply rpven^ed tiu'jr la ;f it>at b1 the Oval sii,tnin (1 m England had then pu v up a rocuu\ 3core 903 for ■even wickets. This time, too, Bngland made
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    Rush Milling And Bernal Were Two Near Champs
    860 8  -  HERMAN RAPPA MALAYA'S BOXING GIANTS NO. 49 r B y TO A LARGE EX TENT, a boxer's success depends on the man wno bandies him. It can be said without fear of contradiction that no boxer ever reached world class on his
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    CZECHS WIN DOUBLES
    50 8 BOSTON. Sat. Czechoslovakia kept an Interest m the Davis Cup inter-zone final, beating Australia today m the doubles. Jaroslav Drobny an<! Vladimir Cernlk beat Colin Lon^ and Geoffrey Brown 10-8, 1-6, 6-3, 6-4. Australia had won two singles yesterday. Tho remaining two single! will be played tomoirow.
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    JOYFUL JUNIORS
    80 8 The team to represent the Joyful Juniors against the S.C.C. XI m a friendly soccer match on Monday at 5.15 p.m. at the Padang. will be chosen from the following players K. Jeevarajah. John Ghui. Henry Chua. Kirn Kee. Kirn Hock, Hanilf bin Hashii.i, Eng Whatt. Chin Poh,
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    THEY BURN $350,000 IN ONE NIGHT
    418 9 DFGFDSGDSFGDSFG (Sunday Tribune StulV Reporter) In 1931. leaders of the Chinese community clamoured for an anti-opium clinic. The iileffects of opium were realised and Dr. Chen Su Lan, at that time President of the Anti-Opium Society m Europe, was therefore asked to take the
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    Film Expose Of International Opium Smugglers In S'pore
    590 9 "To The Ends of the Earth," Colombia picture dealing with the routing of a world wide narcotics gang, was shown at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, last night. Karlier it iiad been screened privately for Customs and Preventive Oflicers m Singapore. The film
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    Hauls In The Oddest Places
    244 9 Hauls In The Oddest Places (Tribune Staff Reporter) Vigilant customs officers are constantly finding illicit opium m the oddest and most unlikely places m ships entering Singapore. In a routine search on one vessel entering Sin°, tpore this year, Customs officers found opium concealed m i tied condensed milk tins.
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    31 9 HOLLYWOOD. Lore t t a Wig, soon to be seen m RKO Sadie's "Rachel and the Strang. X la a prolific correspondent J maintains communication »«u> friends all over the work!
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    Spore Rickshaw Gets "Star" Role In Drug Ring Film
    443 9 Not lons ago, a film executive from Hollywood purchased a rickshaw from Singapore and had it flown by plane to movieland. it caused some excitement locally. What did Hollywood want with the out-of-date rickshaw? The likely answer may be m Columbia's
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    BARBARA GETS TOP ROLE
    196 9 BARBARA GETS TOP ROLE liarbara Bel Geddes wins one of the year's choice acting asijnnuMits with the announceitit m that she h:is been selected it/i the stt'ilur feminine role m RKO Radio*! M Be4 C)t Roses." The unanimous choice of studio executives for the demanding part of a youthful, captivating
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    FIRST APPI-lARANCE
    45 9 HOLLYWOOD. First Important professional appearance n Francis L. Bullivan, British star who appeals, with Ingrid Bergman m -'Joan of Arc a Sierra Pictures- HKO Radio release, was at the Old Vie m London when he played four different roles m "Richard III." t
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    BATTLEGROUND' WAS A TOP SECRET
    230 9 "Battleground" is bated upon factum incidents <>f the battle of Bastogne, b> tt< r known as "The Battle of tht Bulge" and credited by historians as the turning point 0/ World War 11. Robert Ptrosh, U§ author. /mis secretly been working on the screenplay for
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    SHIRLEY LEARNS TO PAINT
    120 9 SHIRLEY LEARNS TO PAINT HOLLYWOOD. Shirley Tompie, an excellent water colourist. has been set at work studying oil painting under a tutor by Producer Richard Berger. m preparation for her role of tho painter-heroine of RKO Radio's "Baltimore Escapade." The star's artistic prowess was a factor m her selection to
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    NO LONG HAIR FOR BOBB
    48 9 HOLLYWOOD. -Robert Young want« to play a 1905 Baltimore minister m RKO Radio's "Baltimore Escapade" with a well-groomed, 1948 haircut. Ho has rebelled against wearing long hair ever since m high school he was permitted to play "Robin Hood" with a crew hair-
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    REJECTED ROLE BRINGS FAME
    112 9 HOLLYWOOD. A rejected role m "I Retnembcr Mama" bromght unexpected fame to tWO HotlffWOOd actresses. Jessica Tandy, who was signed for the part of Aunt Trina m the RKO Radio drama, later rdinijuishcd it to accept a leading role m the Broadway hit, "A Streetcar Named
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    TOUGH ROLE FOR SHIRLEY
    54 9 HOLLYWOOD. Shirley Temple, m preparing for her co■tarnng role with Robert Youn# and John Agar m RKO Radio's "Baltimore Escapade," has encountered one of the most difficult tasks of her career. She must costume herself and learn characteristic school girl patter for four different period:* 1005,
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    Best Bets All Won
    84 10 "A S T I V 15 L,, New Verst Royal Bounty, Best Bet» F«»r Today's Races" ho read the Morning Tribune heudlin** of yesterday's issue. And that forecaHt, by Allan Lewin, the Tribune's racing correspondent, cajne true 100 per cent. Now Vers»», Ku\al Bounty and Aativel
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    MAWI SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER FALL NEAR FINISH
    2030 10 IPOH Sat. The first major accident m post -war Malayan racing occurred today when Jocliey Mawi, riding Golden Oak, fell 50 yards from the finishing: post and had to be taken to hospital. Favourites generally obliged today a sharo contrast to last
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    PET PUNCH GAVE ZALE VICTORY
    283 10  -  HERMAN RAPPA (By THE film In which Tony Zale Is shown taking the 1601 b. world title from Rocky Graziano is worth going a long way to witness. You get a ringside view and there t» never a dull moment from the first bell to
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    COUNTY TABLE
    156 10 London. Saturday. The leading six places m tlv County Cricket Championships table up to and including matches which ended yesterday are P W L L) t'Ls. Glamorgan 24 12 4 0 160 Derbyshire 25 11 <> 0 148 Surrey 23 11 8 1 144 Yorkshire 23 10 3
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    US Basketballers For Philippines
    80 11 <>akh;nd. .California*. Sat n was announced toda* the Oakland Bittnera aau •^proved haslet-ball team will -.tvv hero on October 2 for the Philippines to play 12 eames against the PhTlippines o*Z- ri t^-tn, and U,., isCi Lou U,ttn< r said the team will play one game
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    5 RECORDS SMASHED AT INTER-TEAM ATHLETICS
    399 11 5 RECORDS SMASHED AT INTER-TEAM ATHLETICS R '^:Z: WIN championship =<t tli* R!A ce F re s^M S a^ r f .s^rSa^ at Singa l Mlr( AthMU T '»"> Championships Three of the last year's holders broke their own records S|?t. Jew (RAF) who threw Hip discus 118 leet 1
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    Harvey's Rise To Fame
    358 11 Harvey's Rise To Fame Melbourne. Yo u n j, r Neil Harvey, latest Australian eiieket "find", owes some of liis present cricketing ability to a backyard game some yeais ago. The five Harvey brothers who made up the players were all batsmen and no one wanted to bowl. It was
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    CRICKET MATCH OFF
    25 11 Tne cricket match which w.is to have beon played a 1 Thompson Road between th;> Police and the 5.A.0.8.A. has been cancelled.
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    SCHOOL BADMINTON
    19 11 St. Andrew's School boat the Victoria Institution by 5 games to 2 m a badminton encounter yesterday.
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    BADMINTON TIES
    264 11 Tht following ties m the Singapore badminton championships will be played off .k tho Clerical Unicn Hall. Ran--4,00a Ruiul next week-end SATURDAY 2.15 P.M. Men's )\n>n -mulUs Tan Guan Hong (Mayflow OTJ v. Quek Kong Chuan <t>«ehard), Wee Chye K. 1 (Eclipse- v. Lav Ttnw Si;(Mayflower), Toon Penjr
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    Veteran Provided Tit-Bit
    220 11 Veteran Provided Tit-Bit IT was left to a veteran to provide the tit-bit of yesterday's cricket on the S.R.a Padane where the Club's "Non-Bend-era defeated the \Juniois" by five wickets. Veteran sportsman A. kj CoHlck hit 61 out of the Nonlenders' total of 135 for H Scores S.R.O. JITNTORS I*.
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    SOCCER DRAW
    43 11 The R.A.F. Sembawang held the Western Depot N.V. to a 1-all draw at soccer on the VV.D. ground (Naval Base) yesto.day. Both goals were netted after the interval and the scorers were Salleh for the W.D. and Sulaiman for the R.A.F.
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    Gore Routs The Vehicles Men
    298 11 THE Singapore Cricket Club experienced little difficulty m beating the Registrar of Vehicles Office team m a cricket match played on the Padang yesterday. The homesters won by 80 runs. 'Batting fir.;t. the S.C.C. got a good start through Major Haig and H. B. Noon
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    MILLS SIGNS FOR RETURN BOUT
    65 11 London. S;.t. WOII d Ught heavyweight ClUunpiOß Fr«ddlc Mills has been gtenod v > to meet South Africa's j he ■ivyweij'-ht oh.-impion VVeo.^hn Ralph before taking on Gut Lesnevieh of the United Stateir» a rctuin bout. It was revealed that ,th< Bngltohmaa ann the Souti.
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    Social A. P. Team
    76 11 The Social Athletic Party to mwt the M.F.A. m 3rd divi- ?}<!" o Tuesday next at the C.V.M.A. ground, St. Gcorgfe* Road at 5.15 p.m. sharp will ne chosen from the following Anthony Youg. aim Im Pcni: Tha**X Joeng Bong. Phuli Koh Beng Hoo. Urn Kirn
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    GIRL SETS WEIGHT LIFT RECORD
    132 11 GIRL SETS WEIGHT LIFT RECORD MELBOURNE. Miss Helen De Vere Penny, Australia's only woman weight lifter, has just set official records tor the Victorian Weight Lifting Association. She has recorded 105 lb. for a two-hand clean and jerk; 85 lh. for a two-hand snatch; and Bft lb. for a two-hand
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    SEET KIM B.P.
    28 11 Members of the Sect Kirn Cheng Badminton Party are reminded that a committee meeting will be held today at 340-F Changi Road, at '.I p.m.
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    LOMAKIN TAKES THE HINT
    79 12 NEW YORK. Saturday Thr Now York Tinirs anil the New York HeraM-TribuDc today said thai M Jacob Lomakm. Soviet Consul General m Now York whose recall has boon' ■ought by the United Btateel Oovenunent. bai booked hlf paMage to leave New York next Baturday. Thr rtut<<!
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    66 12 MR. KOII SKM UM pa«»*«'<l nway prarofinlv tit 7.10 p.m. h! his retMlMI No. tM-11 r«<l«"K FrrbHliar, flrdok, Singapore, on 20 8 JH, hr»ml HO years, loa\in« I*. In ii<l 1 willow. 14 Monn, fl daughters, !> ilaMK"t»>rH-in-la«v. 7 hoiin-Ui -'aw, I KrarulsonH-ln-Irw, ulth s-\«tj»» Krandchllitrrn hihl Kr«al t
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    STORE TO HAVE "FINEST STADIUM EAST OF SUEZ"
    428 12 TALKING SOCCER BY SPECTATOR SINGAPORE is to have the finest stadium east of Suez. That, at least, is the aim of thn S.C.F.A. when they obtain the lease for the old polo j: round m Balestier. A ''huge sum" of money is
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    CUP FINAL IN SPORE?
    144 12 KUALA LUMPUR w i 1 probably not be the venue of this year's Malaya Cup Final scheduled for Aug. 28. A report from our reporter In the federal capital say* that tb«' T.A.M. h«vr> bee* ini«>r:iv f l «.IMclnlly that mwtag i<» fh:> |)!ts"')< omrrgi«nry f
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    CA's Hit Recs For A Six
    207 12 CA's Hit Recs For A Six 6 S.R.C. C.A. RECS ran into a hornet's nest when they went up against the Chinese Athletes at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m the second round of the First Divisio?i Scoiing four poals m the ttrst session. Athletes took the icore o six nil
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    CYCLE RACE STARTS
    118 12 CYCLE RACE STARTS VALKENBURG. Holland. Saturday. The 1048 world cycling championships opened acre this morning m brilliant sunshine with the start of the amateur road race m which Indian riders were entered. Big crowds lined the course which the 96 competitors had to lap 18 times for a distance jf
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    25 12 Pull, pull and they pulled thrir way to victory. The Army team which icon the Tuq-nf-Wnr fintils a.t the Singapore Tenm Chnmpiojiships yesterday nt Seletnr.
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    To-day's Sport
    40 12 BOCCEB: S.C.F.A. InterIMM rirt league Kampoiiß .»ava v. Jalan Sultan, »lalan Besar Stadium, 5.15 p.m. (RKKKT: I. A. v. R.K. Tar Eaat, Tan^Hn: S.R.C. Home and Home »natch, I»adan|?; S.CC v. KA.F. Changi at C'iiangi; (All matches uill
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    Teng Chuan Wins Thrilling Tie
    314 12 A rising star of the Mayflower Badminton Part,\ Lav Teng Chuan, provided the climax to anoth afternoon of thrilling badminton, when he scored HI excellent victory over Heng Siak Thiang (Unit: Family) m three sets m the Singapore Junior Badmin ton Championships played at the
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    King Kong Goes For An X-Ray....
    96 12 King Kong Goes For An X-Ray.... KING KONG, giant Hungarian wrestler (325 lb.) went to the General Hospital for an X-ray on Friday. He did not dare risk sitting (tn any of the chairs m the waiting room. The X-ray of his two knees required screens needed for at least
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    DARA WINS BY KO
    94 12 Dara Singh knocked out Joginder m the seventh round of the main wrestling event at the Happy World Stadium last night. Joginder who was outside the ring just failed to beat the count. Bill Verna won by a knockout m the third round against Bosca Boa.
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    Home soccer season opens
    576 12 Home soccer season opens LONDON. S;»t. English League football was off to I brilliant start throughout the length and breadth of thr land today and it was not lone: before tho first goal came. This «wmi credited to inside right PHcr of Hnrtlepoois who netted within 10 seconds of the
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    'Stop All Cars' Is Police Aim
    152 12 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The Singapore police wont to be able to stop tW movement of nil cars on the island if and whto tk necessity arises. Commissioner J. C. B«n tolls the Sunday Tribune ttr with this object m view, ft? police are
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    CONFUSION IN SHANGHAI
    84 12 SHANGHAI. Saturday. Major businesses remained at a complete standstill as Shanghai spent another confusing tense day following the surprise currency and economic reform decrees. Many problems must be solved by Monday when banks reopen, including the question of bank account conversion from Fapi (present Chinese dollar) Into
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    13 HURT, 3 BOYS ARRESTED
    54 12 Bute, Sat. The police today ietained three boys who were )laying m the depot from which an empty tram ran into the centre of Basle last night, injuring 13 people, three of them gravely. The runaway tram crashed into a line of cars and telecoped
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    TO FIGHT COLOUR BAR
    29 12 CAPETOWN. Sat.— Thirty organisations have formed a committee hore to resist the recently introduced regulations allocating different coaches m trains to Europeans and nor»Europeans. Router.
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    NEWSMAN WEDS
    41 12 Miss Ivy Alexandra Kcyt. daughter of Mis. Keyt pf Chancery-lane, was married to Mr. Anton Witmer. son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Witmer < senior) formerly manager of the Aneta news agency. Singapore, at the Cathedral of- the Good Shepherd.yesterday.
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    GEN. CHANGCHUN
    18 12 TOKIO, Sat. General Chang Chun, former Premier of China, arrived at Haneda airport early this afternoon.
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