Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 6 February 1949

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    23 1 RY TflF PFOPI.F TGI? THF PFOPf T MALAY/VS NATTON'Af NFWsPAPFR The Sudnay Tribune TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, FEBRt ARY 6, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    WHO IS MR. X?
    693 1  -  W. M. Blackwood By MANILA IS CENTRE OF THE WORLDS ARMS RACKET U/ho is Mr. X, head of the greatest arms racket the world has ever known? In every town and village! m South-enst Asia, spies, stool-pigeons, policemen and detectives are trying to trap him. The
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    The Thoughtful Burglar
    144 1 /Sunday Tribune Repftrter) A very thoughtful burglai raided a house m Singapore's exclusive Tanglin district the ether night. He climbed m through a bathroom window and entered the bedroom where tlie owner of the house was asleep. On a bookcase lav $150 m notes, together with the
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    W. Indies All Out For 286
    49 1 W. Indies All Out For 286 BOMBAY, Sat— The \Y»-st lndir* lost the.r la,J live w ieM» for 51 n.ns today a.nl wtn an oat for 2H« hi tli#ttrtt ii.ninjjs of the Fifth Test against India. Indja was ISS for 5 wtcfccta at the rinc «.f pl:»\ today. Reuter
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    LEST WE FORGET
    49 1 General Sir Neil Ritchie, Commander-in-Chief F.A.R.i:. L.F. win unvoil plaques m the Singapore Presbyterian Church on Sunday. February 20. to the memory of the oflicrrs and men of the Gordon Highlanders Mid the Argyll an>] Suthnland Hi; hlanders who lost their llv< Malaya during th< war.
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    Cup Men Will Get Those Eggs
    120 1 Cup Men Will Get Those Eggs (SuntUiy Tribune Reporter Malaya s Thomas Cup badminton team will get the extra »ggs they need. Their demand is beinj: met from Singapore, following the British Food Ministry's refusal to grant them an extra allocation. Thirty dozen eggs, donated by the Singapore Cold Storage
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    GEN. SIR JOHN ASSER DEAD
    61 1 HAMBLEDOS, England, Sat. -General Sir John Aaaer, In charge of British Communications m France m the rirst world war, died on Friday. A graduate of Sandhurst, he spent his tftriy army years m tn'dia and Egypt He was with General Kitchener at Khartoum m jsiis
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    ALL IN CREDIT
    56 1 Pol IC lowly ladi«% ilr^w ;i < hMinpu^n^ < r.tlJt Krken they ;«u. ml.-*! the o[>«tii.i^ |»arty yftrrdaj «,r Singapore's new -IS-oples Itank"— th« <>\ers(us I iiitin Kank 1.M., m Raff left Place. Left Ui m^nt: Datin C. J. I'uK'lar, Mrs L. frinana. Vlrs. Lien Vln^ <huw,
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    The New Big Tribune
    207 1 The New Big Tribune Beginning on Mon- S day, February 14, a 2 bigger and better I Malaya Tribune will be on sale to the 5 public. To make this pos- m sible, the Morning 5 I Tribune will be sus- pended temporarily, I I and all its most popu-
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    CALLED OFF
    21 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. The government announced today that it had cancelled its plan to exchange students with Russia.- U.P.
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    BANDIT NEWS
    124 1 Nineteen Communist Army Forces reservists wren raptured when PoJtoe screened all the employees of Selayang Tin Dredge m the Kuala Lumpur area. Police recovered seven Japanese pistols, three BfMi irnn magazines and XX handgrenades with safety pins m the Bat u Caves area. Security forces shot dead three
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    Police Seek Jap Prisoner
    190 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) CINGAPORE police and marine patrols have been warned to look out for an escaped Japanese war criminal, Takeda Yokitoshi, who escaped from prison m Tanjong Pinang, Pulau Bintan, last November 25. He was serving a life sentence, foi ill treating POWs m
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    WHERE IS "PADDY" CRONIN?
    289 1 WHERE IS "PADD Y" CR ONIN? (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) WHERE is W. J. ("Paddy") Cronin, 35-year-old Kuala Lumpur branch manager of Caravan Films Ltd., Singapore? Cronin said he was leaving Kuala Lumpur sixteen days ago to travef by car to Singapore. He was to visit rubber estates m the
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      9 1 Now Printed Simultaneously m Singapore Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Pening.
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    JOAN, AGED 20, IS WED IN HOSPITAL
    260 2 Two Very Human Stones Ward Made Into Chapel (Sunday Tribune Staff Importer) pKETTY 20-year-old ATS Private Joan Mary Chesterton said, "I do" yesterday as she sat up m bed on the verandah of the women's ward of the Alexandra Military Hospital. Beside her
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    His Luck Turned
    227 2 SumUiy Tribune Reporter) AN ex-Hollywood film actor, who settled m Singapore and thon had to sell pickles bocause he was almost penniless, was saved from being: ejected from his home by the Relief Section of the Social Welfare Department. This story was revealed m flic Relief Section's
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    TALK ON ISLAM
    33 2 His Eminence the Maulana Mohammed Abdul Aleem Siddique will give a talk on "The Faith of Islam" at the Singapore Lodge Theosophical Society, 8, Cairnhill Road, at 5 p.m. today.
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    People Must Wait For Own Roofs
    216 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) YOU may still have to wait a long time more for a house. There were 9,284 applications to the Singapore Improvement Trust for accommodation at the end of last year. These applications included a total number of 50,000 persons But
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    The Rickshaw After Dark
    157 2 MORE than 2,000 -frfttftflicg «1 wrrv banned m Singaporr two years ago. Most of them tcere sold as scrap. Out of the total number <>/ rickshaws, ttoo were sent abroad ami there are stUl a few plying m the streets today. Those that haw been scrapped
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    Really, Those Passengers!
    68 2 Really, Those Passengers (Xunikiy Ttibtme Rif\njr(r:rf Most of the passengers aboard the small KPM liner Dc Eerens. which docked at Singapore yesterday evening, were a noisy lot all the way from Sourabaya. Even some of the crew complained. The passenger* had bellowed loudly and it looked as if they would
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    Kallang's Goodbye To The Hythe
    136 2 (tiunday Tribune K' porter/ OINGAPORE will say good 3 bye to the Hythe Class tlyiu^ boat, on the United Kingdom Australia Empire route, when the last aircraft uses Kallang this Thursday ;ind fli's .tvvuy to England to by bold. OpMtoillttoai operated jointly by BOAC and
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    "Shocking" Lack Of Book-Lovers In Singapore
    275 2 "Shocking" Lack Of Book-Lovers In Singapore (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) jfIRS. Hilde Witte, of Raffles Library, yesterday described as "shocking" the fact that out of Singapore's 8,700 European civilians and several thousand European forces only 1,200 were members of the Library. Raffles possessed a total membership of 3,000 of all
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    FOR HIRE
    33 2 ENTIRE HOUSEHOLD F»irmturc (Teak) for hire for six months or more to anyone who will look after it owner proceeding on leave. Apply early to Box No. A2033 M V Spore.
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    AN OUPIUM SUICIDE?
    836 3  - AN OUPIUM SUICIDE? HERMAN RAPPA Vpor«» riiiiMs-.. \o. 21 S By THF death under mysterious circumstances of o Norwegian business man at the Eurone Hotel m 192fi caused a stir among the European community of Singapore. Police inquiries, which extended to the USA. Saigon Hongkong 1 and Shanghai, disclosed that
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    The Odd Spots
    434 3 WOMEN may have no pockets, but why not a Highland spoil an? You can weai it undo youi skirt and youi money will *>«* very very safe. This advice was given by Mi. J. X Macdonald. Hull Stipendiary magistrate, to Mrs. Elsie May Woodcock, who kept her
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      57 3 As 1 1 Seems ..lnT TO yO2k TO SING... iSv ■'OTLAO.HL.NCBEASED '-L v^SN 1 90° LATOi CASING SING jj6o I >M 3*O<£H-l£G MflKiL [j'l 'Jl -C—-.LN. fifrK v s vyVvl LCQSUOINC- xr^.--i\ /^i" MADE 3 \J^ ■WPf f *fl»*K T^^. BfST/LL >: *COrt If V^^ A7/ iv «£4ZT- W X
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      519 3 HAVE FUN WITH THE— By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS }four &houlder% JAN. 21 FSB. 18. You trill feel reviles* n<n<i T4URUS mil prohahly try to do ton APRIL 21 MAY 20 22L2SS! "S*' MUnV P ««> 1 'mthrtrity will opport HtHtun irifl promt nuSSfy display a tmr* Unmans and yo,, vill
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    SIXTH ATTEMPT TO CLIMB MT. PARBAT
    358 4 SIXTH ATTEMPT TO CLIMB MT. PARBAT OSLO, Norway, Sat. MOKWEGIAN mountain climbers are going to l make a sixth attempt m June, 1950, to ascend the lamed Nanga Parbat, the 8,120 metre peak m the Himalayas which has never been climbed. The expedition will be led by Dr. A.me Naess,
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    It's An Offence To See A Chorus Girl Thro' Opera Glasses
    310 4 LONDON, Sat. yyHEN you so to look at v burlesque show m post-war Britain do not take your opera glasses. They are against the law. Notices m the programmes at London's tiny and picturesque Windmill Theatre where burlesque thrives,
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    Joe's Fishermen Were Busy In 1948
    246 4 MOSCOW, Sat— The fishing industry oi i e i2?^ Union sa Vs il obtained a record catch Hi 1 J"IO. It claims, that the USSR took first place m Europe m the size of its catch, surpassing Britain and Norway Russia has a tremendous
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    School For Gipsy Children
    160 4 School For Gipsy Children SOFIA. Sat. Bulgaria's first school for Gipsy children lies m a Western suburb or Sofia. One-hundred ant! eignteen boys and girls ranging from ten to fifteen attend the school. They lunch with the teach em, which is considered a gooc. educational measure. Teachers say that within
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    $5O For Putting Cart Before Horse
    49 4 BISMARK, Sat. It cost G. C. Grenz US$5O for putting the cart before the horse. Ho shot a deer, then came into town to buy the hunting license. When he got back to his game, the wardens nabbed him for illegal shooting. A.P.
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    HOSPITAL FOR PET FISH
    316 4 NOTTINGHAM. Sat. A Hospital for pet fish la the hobby of Mr. O. F. Campion aged 80, of Castle Place, Nottingham. Mr. Cnmpion is m business as a restorer of antiques and art treasures. He also is doetoi. suigeon and nurse to ailing fish, can even
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    This SINGAPORE
    1004 5  -  VERA ARDMORE By PBRHAPB you poaMM a pair Off hollow h'irs. ti strong KftMid und a curft-iron constitution to have w*v*thor- <<\ (.'hiiKso New Year's Eve without looking likr ;i conventionally cfOW-eycd comedian. Some innocent SOUlfl, new to this country ami its custom?, accepted the cup th«t cheers
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    This LONDON
    930 5  -  JIMMY GLOVER Front I'VE told you that Britain i.s winning its peace-time economic battle just as surely as she won the grimmer Ijattlc for existence during the war. but the curious fact about the matter is that the people of this country don't know it. Britain is doing
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      197 5 MAKING IIOOM FOII Xl-W OVMISi: AS STOCKS MODEL GOWNS REDUCED TO S3O UNDER Dcrtucfcfc MKS. TOMMY" THOMSON Koom IHL I lour (i.ll. BMg. llatt< ry K«l. Trl. VJUI Established Id 72 I mafia m... L Malaya's Leadinj? I When you think m Jewellers term* of the best m COIFFURES Diamond
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE THE INVALID
    440 6 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE THE INVALID LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, c/o Newspaper Features Ltd., 107, Fleet Street, London E.C. SIN DAY, FEB. 6, 1949 JOSEPH Vissarionovich Djugashvilli, better known as Stalin, or just plain Uncle Joe, is on the sick list. Or so he says. He gives that reason for
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    THREE ARE NO DIAMONDS ON THE LAST FRONTIER
    1110 6  - THREE ARE NO DIAMONDS ON THE LAST FRONTIER LESLIE BRODIE By FOR nearly a century Aus.tralians haw neglected the possibilities of the vast rich land m the north-west of their continent. The post-war upsurge of nationalism m India, Burma. Indonesia, and other countries of South East Asia has made Australians
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      92 6 •ionrneyin" over loog .lutaucr*. erossiug oceans. vo> oK in K U) the end* of the earth these thinps, ar«- >econd nature t^ fc^ to the Dutch. When you go ami longdistance travel is AvJ.Zsr^V^ immediately apparent from I, |^P^ an. l ihr «urene»H of their skill. Wv iHtfi 1 1
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    He Built Fame Out Of Tragedy
    216 7 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A young Polish author, Mr. Andre CorvinA Romanski is m Singapore today working on a new book successor to "Prisoners of the Night" m which he described life m a Russian 'Corrective Labour Camp." The book which he is now
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    FOR DOG OWNERS
    49 7 Dog owners, who wish to enter their pets into the Singapore Dog Show on March 26, must first register the animals lat the Malayan Kennel Association., or they will not be able jto compete. This warning was 1 given by Mr. E. L. Williams, M.X.A. official.
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    THE EGG AND YOU
    68 7 (Stimla> IribuiH* Reporter) More i'KK^ v/vro faton m Singapore last year than m cither liU6 01 I M7. The 59,700,000, «ti^s Imported are an increase tjy 1,120.000 ovtM tho 1947 li^uies. This works out at approximately t; > eggi iA year per por■OH but In fact
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    EDUCATION OFFICER WANTED
    96 7 EDUCATION OFFICER WANTED i Sumiair Tnhunv Rv porter) An Education Officer who will train recruits In the English language before they are ettgi" bio to be admitted to the Singapore Police Training Depot will be selector! tomorrow. Selection will take place at the office of the Director of Education. Candidates
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    BANDITS ANNOY SCHOOL CADET CORPS
    376 7 BANDITS ANNOY SCHOOL CADET CORPS Johore Ops Hold Up Training (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Anti bandit operations m Johore are holding: up co-operation between the Singapore Schools Cadet Corps and British Army units. Cadet Corps units from St. Joseph's L<nd St. Patrick's institutions are "affiliated" to the Beaforths and the
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    Sir Roland Resigns Front S'pore Assn.
    77 7 (Sunday Tribune KeporteD Sir Roland Braddell and Mr 2. \v. Warren resigned norn the Ueneral Committee of the SinAssociation befote go- ing on leave. Mr G. Watts has also resign- i ed fiom the Association as he has retired fiom the Colony. New members
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    Japs Greeted—And Ill-Treated Them
    379 7 Japs Greeted A nd Ill-Treated Them (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) WINE years ago a Swiss artist and his wife passn ed through Singapore on their way to visit Japan for the lirst time he to paint, she to write, during a brief tour of the Far East. Their names were
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    Men Kept Promises But The Women—
    154 7 Men Kept Promises But The Women— (Sunday Triboae Reporter) Slng&pore men drank les* liquor and smoked fewer cigarettes last year if import ti^uirs aio nny criterion. Whisky »ni[jort.s dropped by 16,963 gallons compared with 1947 when 74,9t>d gallons weic Imported. Lmm beer was also Imported last year. This helped miiny
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    THE VETO IS NEVER USED IN CITY'S LITTLE U.N.
    536 8 THE VETO IS NEVER USED IN CITY'S LITTLE U.N. (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TO fifty-four working girls m Singapore, an old Colonial house situated on one side of Fort Canning Hill has been serving as a home from home for the past two years and nine months. They have found
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    Christian Youth Federation Plan
    197 8 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) For the first time m the history of the Churches In Singapore. Protestant youth organisations, representing more than 6,000 young people, plan to form a Federation of Christian Youth. The basic purpose of such a council, it is stated, is the need
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    Singsong
    19 8 *XgrO«ipoi boarders at the Y.W.C.A., Fort v Canning, gather round the piano m the lounge for a singsong.
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    DEATH
    24 8 Mi W. Smith formSj 1 Hill K\u\ II" pit il. St. A\\ml beloved wife of Mr. Smith? 1 Hay. Ilili Flo xl. HaycgTß
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      351 8 ILi Z^L^LnL&Jsx by AL CAPP it 3^jS^^^ j~ jr/ JN ONE MINUTE, YOU GET YOU^ CLUE ff Jr"~~ i 1/ TMAR'S ONLY ONE Z^Q r> WHO 13 MR, f^SteXQ AS t he sledge hammer hits the rVeVf 77V£i boa^ to be a star on jh\ raddiq y^e^J RONtt"£ I%J$U$ U«TKN
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    In Rome Do As Romans
    125 9 In R ome Do As Romans THE task of American motion picture producers m Rome is becoming increasingly difficult. According to Robert Cowan. Vice-president of Voyagers. Inc.. which currently is making "Rapture" m Rome, a lopsided situation exists from the fact that some American companies are paying piemium puces for
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    Heidelberg The New
    112 9 Heidelberg The New Cakv Grant, Howard Hawks, Ann Sheridan, Ed Gardner, Martin Marshall. Randy Stuart and others are m Heidelberg for exterior shots ot "I Whs A Ma'e Wai Bride," before going to Shcppeiton. England. for interiors An inteiesting aspect of the film is the fact that many of the
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    Don't believe Whil You See
    68 9 Don' t believe Whil You See TELEVISION lookers are going L:> !»<• shown they ***** believe their eyes. Soberly scientific experiments by John Hopkins University psychologista will set out to demonstrate that: what s in your pocket may have something to do with what's m your eyes. Tour personal needs
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    Hollywood Diary
    392 9  -  HENRY CRIS from trj4 Says Shirley To John F^\ ER situr faarrlet! \<iliai; l.ihll ,1, Sltir'<-\ J < Mfllr uas r. su'\ |m nittlit' an a«ti,r nul ol him. Bvm it Uml( mr m;iis fo aehirw >h.s. sh<- Is still teaching Mm tar trick* \iw ir::«i. an<l o!i
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    JENNIFER AS JULIET
    9 9 JONES angle on Mic immortal heroine
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    SHAKESPEARE, A HORSE AND A DOG –
    349 9 SHAKESPEARE, A HORSE AND A DOG L/OLLYWoOD lately has been eyeing with increasing curiosity the activities of William Cameron Menzies who, it appears, has found a new formula for picture making. Hollywood is most interested m the fact that Menzies has launched a "Grade A" picture titled "Reign Of Terror"
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    The Irish In The Foreground
    204 9 The Irish In The Foreground BINCI Crosby s mw picture for Paramount, "Top o the Morning." has been described as a light-hearted mixture of mystery and melody, mirth and malarkv. The story is based on the premise that ihe Blarney Stone has been stolen. Mr. Crosby, as an American Insurance
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    BOXING SCHOOL AND GYM FOR SINGAPORE
    185 10 BOXING SCHOOL AND GYM FOR SINGAPORE TO BE RUN BY AL RIVERS (By X.0.) DLANS are under way to run a boxing school and gymnasium m Singapore. If the project materialises, the financier behind it will have achieved something from which the boxing-minded youths of the Colony should derive great
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    Cup Found Tops $5,000
    148 10 Cup Found Tops 5,000 ACHBQUB for $238.30 Z has been received I from the Negri S«mbilan Itadininton Ansnciation f<»r the Tribune Thomas I Cup Team Fund. ilt. Association quali- iefl for the thrc<- bottlM of Scotch whiskey which wen left from a £ift of 12 i>ottl«s received from a J
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    MALAYANS UPKEEP BADMINTON PRESTIGE
    223 10 MALAYANS UPKEEP BADMINTON PRESTIGE Hongkon.u, Sat The Hongkong University Badminton Club, composed entirely of Malayan students recently trounced the Chinese Y.Ni. C.A. m the most Important match of the Hongkong's Senior' Men's Doubles League. by nine games to nil. In the Junior Men's Doubles. University again lead toe field, having
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    SAVOLD DETERMINED TO FIGHT LOUIS
    87 10 SAVOLD DETERMINED TO FIGHT LOUIS LONDON, Sat. Lee Savold, United Statin heavyweight, vas Riven a big: send-off hy a hutfe ciowd today when he left for Southampton to board the liner Queen Mary for hij» return to New Yoik. Savold said that his sole intention is to try to obtain
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    Handicaps For 2nd Day
    254 10 Tin following are tin* weights of liv» of the ract-N tor tile M'i'itnd day of the Terak Turf "Ihl»'s niMtttg on I-Vh. Hi: Horsei Class L 5 Div 1. d Furs Waveatioo 9 oo Oanymoail 00 Tniforn 8.10 Avail B oi Fine Feathers 8.0-1 The Raven
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    WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY OF IPOH RACES
    276 10 The foUowteg ar»- the weight* for the lirst day of th«- Perm* rwrf Club Meeting to Im> run om Miiur«J:i.v, Feh. l Horses Class Dfrv 1, 5 Pur*. Klna 90° KJmbolton 8.11 gru. a RHU H<WWe B-2 JJSf rty Tr soWluspenng Hop. s.oi
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    Veterans Trounce S.R.C. A' 6-0
    292 10 Vetera ns Trou nce S.R. C. A' 6-0 Giving a delightful exhibition of stiokwork and conii>tnatUm, the Singapore Veterans trounced the S.R.C I **A" by six goals to nil m a hockey game at the Padang 1 \esterday. Though they lacked speed, the Veterans thrilled the crowd with their positional
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    Stranahan To Stay Amateur
    60 10 Stranahan To Stay Amateur PHOENIX. Arizona Sat.— Frank Stranahan, golfing son of an American millionaire, told a reporter here that he would never turn professional. "I don't want to starve to death, said Frank, who holds the British amateur t^olf Championship. He is now touring tln> winter golf circuit and
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    JOLLILADS TEAM
    35 10 Picture shows thf Athletic Tnion MCCCir tram with some of their officials. Started m 1955, the Jollilads huve gradually built :i strong team of promising vntingsters. The team is afh'liuteU t<» the S.A.fc.A.
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    GENERAL 'IKE' RODE IT
    52 10 LONDON. Sat The ex-race horse that General Eisenhower rode here during th<> war has been sold to an unnamed buyer for 60 guineas (US$252) The U.S.-bred, animal named bond.sman was an also-ran In j the 1934 English Derby and had a mediocre performance m sub- sequent
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    BORNEO CO.
    50 10 The following will represent th<> Borneo Company Sports Club at badminton against the A.P.O's. at 3.00 p.m. today it the S.V.C. Headquart« ts. Beach Road: Tan Guan Hon^, S-mon Xp, Chan Soo Guan, Twi Keng Soo, Kddio l-ow, Charlie X and Claude da SUva, I^— —^^mmmm I m
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    URGENTLY REQUIRED: A BADMINTON HALL
    522 11 Hat Must Be Passed Round From Now By Our Badminton Correspondent Till; need for ft badminton hall specially constructed for badminton and not the kind we have at present is now recognised by all sections of the people m lVlalaya except probably our City Fathers,
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    No News From Aussies
    100 11  - No News From Aussies CELLULOID Tablc'Tcnnis >Hi PREPARATIONS for the forthcoming Singapore table tennis championships are now well under way. Clubs <mtl associations arc trying out their players to field the stixmgest possible team tn their quest for the year's honours. The Singapoie Table-Tennis Association i> still waiting for a
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      "Penalty Bully"
      302 11 TpiiiS rule must bt studied very oarefuily. It is awarded m two cases and it covers no less than 11 infringements of other rules. RULE 18 The penalty buliy can be awarded m two cases: (a) When a goal would probably have been scored but for breach of
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    Official Training Starts At Ipoh
    257 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS I* roni iron, Sat Oflicial training started here today 1 for the February meeting. The inner grass track was open but there were no outstanding trials. Best was Jack Druce 11 again, who under the care of Van Breukelen is m splendid condition.
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    STORE HOCKEY TEAM NEEDS NEW BLOOD
    494 11  - STORE HOCKEY TEAM NEEDS NEW BLOOD OSCAR FERNANDEZ By THE inter-state quadrangular hockey meet organised by the Singapore Hockey Association during the Chinese New Year holidays has done a great deal towards fostering friendship and harmony among the participating states. An outstanding feature of the hockey matches was the spirit
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      218 11 A fine film! follow it with your favourite dish, tastefully '^zL^^^^ served, at l\nc "W^9E2m i [RT H B V r If I RiSTRURQRT rii SPORTS <-«OI>S (WINSTON^)" 4 THE ABCAOB SINGAPORE ■Bp^b V^ Xo matter whether yenj j^T tide upcountrv Of on A NY up. street, cvt-r>- mile i
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      270 11 3Usan /ifsnJ jaS^ and wind Whmt k m m food m pen? A pea M suits jour hand, writes instantly «t rood aad goes on writing for years sn.l yeara. Suits your hand "is irnnortani h<-vjius« |d&V^fe| ft gives character to your handwriting imi above all your signature -fcfjMPL Swan
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    CUP CAPTAIN WILL PROTEST
    254 12 'Finals Should Be Played In London (From JIMMY GLOVER) LONDON, Saturday. MR. LIM CHIIAN GEOK, Captain of the Malayan Thomas Cup Team, is disappointed that the Thomas Cup semi-finals and finals are not to be played m I^ondon, where Harringay arena would hold more spectators than
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    BRITISH POLICY PRAISED
    114 12 NEW YORK, Sat The Now York Herald Tribune m un editorial praising the British policy m Malaya specifically mentioned Colonial Tndei secretary David Rees Williams, who was quoted as saying that the British Government intended to work without delay toward the creation of a self -governing dominion
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    CUSTOMS SOCCER
    61 12 The following are requested to turn up for the Customs Sports Club Soccer XI against Chinese Sports Association at soccer on Feb. 8 at 5.15 p.m. at Geylang Stadium: Ramley bin Ishak, Masri, Daud, Sidik. Hoe Thian Seng, Aziz, E. J. Selby. Mahmood, Iksan (Captain). F. A. Rodrigues.
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    PICKPOCKET SQUAD
    32 12 FRANKFURT, Sat.- Frankfurt police have formed a special "pickpocket squad" to deal with international gangs of pickpockets said to have been trained m Bucharest and War- saw crime schools.- Reuter
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    Jump! We'll Catch You!
    30 12 No, th«r«'s r.n tin-. Tli.'m- Innei at the Hill Street Tin- Ilri fade Zif dqwrtom Jir»- just (lcnionstrMtinu l»»»\v it's done nh; n there is one.
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    Straits Chinese Beat Geylang MYF
    367 12 THE Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship proved too good for the Geylang M.Y.F., whom they beat by four games to one m the Singapore District badminton championships at the Victoria School hall yesterday. Earlier^ the Tamil Methodist M.Y.F. accounted for the Wesley Methodist M.Y.F. by
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    SINGAPORE'S YOUNGEST HANDY MAN (12)
    319 12 (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) MEET Singapore's youngest handy man. He is 12-year-old Lim Hun Chye -a pupil or St. \ndrew*s School, WoocUvlUe, and the son oi Mr i. mi Koon Hock, Singapore shlpchandler, and v! Mrs Lim of 4H, )xk-y Road. Young Lim ran, with
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    HOLLINGHURST GOES HOME
    83 12 Inspector-General of the Royal Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Leslie Hollinghurst. left Tengah by air m his special Lancastrian yesterday morning on che first lea of his return journey to Northolt. tie wiii Bpeao tonight In Ceylon and My to Aden tomorrow. The Inspector-General will arrive m
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    T.B.A. WIN 2—0
    31 12 T.B.A. WIN 2—0 The Tamil Brotherhood Association Ist XI defeated a combined team from tne Devonshire and Seaforth Regiments by two goals to nil at soccer played at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    JOLLILADS DRAW
    32 12 Tile Jollilads Athletic I'nion Ircw two-all with the KM H. at soccer, yesterday. Scorers for the Jollilads were Baskaran and Hussein while Davies scored the two goals foi the 8.M..H.
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    R.A.F. WIN
    24 12 R. A.F. WIN RAF beat the SCO. by six points (two tries) to three (one i try) at rugger match at Bele- tar yesterday.
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    New Bank —New Money
    169 12 New Bank —New Money when Singapore's new bank, the Oversea* Union Bank Ltd. opens to-mor»ow morning, clients w:ii probably receiv* brand-new notes and coins ir •ayment. The managing diroctoi 1 of the new bank. Mi. Lien Ting (.'how. bold the Sunday Tribune yesterday that he had applied tc the Treasury
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    DUTY CN SHUTTLES: QUESTION FOR PARLIAMENT
    150 12 DUTY CN SHUTTLES: QUESTION FOR PARLIAMENT Londoo, o.it Indignant T ilayap.s m London ait- to nspirc i" <r«* >tion In Parliament about £56 Import <l;ity he manag i ol the Malayan Thomas Cup badminton team iad to pay when lie landed In London with 1.1200 shuttlecocks ot use In the
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    Docusen Loses By T. K. 0.
    272 12 Docusen Loses By T. K. 0. CHICAGO, Sat. Freddie Dawson, Chicago, Friday scored ■i round technical knocktw over Bernard Docusen, New Orleans, and bounded into the number one spot .1^ the challenger for the wnri«i s weltn r weight championship. The 22-year-Old NVw Orleans Filipino with swift and precis fists
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    S'PORE CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP
    72 12 The accumulated scores after- the 2nd qualifying round m the Singapore Chess Championships were M follows Two points: H. Campbell, W. CJroom, Chow Wai Nam. One and a half pom I.; Kiong Chin Eng. Wong Poll Lam. One point A. M. Isiuat I. I Matthews. B. K.
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      221 12 5HlE£l!ll!£ *1 BLUE NETWORK 2800 Close Down. the Other" 9.45 "Laugli MALAY PROGRAMMES 1 IV we.-klv f.-.tm,. m c,n ENGLISH PROGRAMMES 10.55 to 12 noon Bchools' 7^oo News m A^?v 0900 Programme Summary. Beast. 12.00 p.m. Programme r^umv 10 15 ChiS 0902 Morning Music, 0930 summary. 12M Malay mvs 4
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