Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 October 1949
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Title Section21 1949-10-23 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh <.nd Penatuj SIXTEEN I'AGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.21 words
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425 1949-10-23 1 LAWRENCE G. MANI - 'BIG MEN' WILL PAY FOR BLACK MILLIONS LAWRENCE G. MANI l3y I HE irap has beer, sprung on dozens of Singapore businessmen who have defrauded th Colon) of millions of geld dollars. Prosecutions which have! already taken place arc only the prelude! to a round-up of the men who have425 words
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232 1949-10-23 1 HIGHEST BIRTH RATE SINCE LIBER AT ION Malaya's birth rate is the highest i 13. 3 per 1.000) and the death rate the lowest <1 1 I per 1.000) to be recorded since the liberation. This is disclosed m the report on the registration of births and deaths for the232 words
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Article89 1949-10-23 1 HAGUE TALKS NEAR END 'HE HAGUE. Sat.--The Indonesian Round -Table conwence can be expe< end within 10 days, It was Officially stat d today m a spc-cial communique Lssu< d oy the Becrel irial G n< ral. In vi- v. the q uckly fPProach tage of UK rnl]l tne communique.Reuter - 89 words
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Article34 1949-10-23 1 Havana. Cuba, Sat. Bishop Paul Vu Pin, of Nanking, has arrived m Cuba heading a Chin Roman Catholic Cultural Mission making a I three months tour of Latin A.meric l A.P.A.P. - 34 words
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961 1949-10-23 1 India s 'M id dle R oad Policy Fails Once More Sunday Tribune Staff RejK>rter INDIA'S middle-of-the-road policy lost out lor the second time yesterday when ECAFE decided to admit to associate membership of the Commission the Republic of South Korea and rejected the application of the Democratic Peoples Republic961 words
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Article, Illustration72 1949-10-23 1 THE YEAR'S BEST ACTION PICTURE Lloyd Valberg clearing sf*'et, 10-inches at th« Empire (James Trial held at the SI. Joseph's Institution ground yesterday. Valberg represented Stngapore at the Olympic Gnoses last year and is an automatic entry for the lanpire (James, though he may not go t«« Auckland, New Zealand!72 words
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Article771 1949-10-23 1 W. M. BLACKWOOD - W. M. BLACKWOOD By IN the midst of a lnnd of plenty, tree of Communism, banditry and want, the Siamese seem to be haunted by a nameless fear. I have just returned from a tour of the southern provinces of the last remaining kingdom of771 words
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Article80 1949-10-23 1 SANTA ANA, l Calif). Sat. Film Star Bette Davis has sued her painter husband William Giant Sherry for divorce and has obtained a temporary Order restraining him from doing her be.'ily harm, or mo'esting their two-y- ar -old daughter, Barbara. Judge Robert Gardner signed the order, whichU.P. - 80 words
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Article46 1949-10-23 1 HONGKONG. Sat 1 >( tent but unconfirmed Ch reports this afternoon said the British ship Tslnan had been bombed and sunk by Chinese Nationalist planes off the China coast. British naval authorities here had no know! <'<v of the rcDorl this mot rung. ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article221 1949-10-23 1 Bandits Kill Soldier KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. WHILE operating m the Bungel Rening ares yesterday, a Military patrol was fired at by three bandits who fatally wounded a member of the patrol The patrol returned the fire of the enemy and one bandit was wounded before the three managed to escape.221 words
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96 1949-10-23 1 C.G. PAYS TRIBUTE TO "YOUNG MALAYAN'S" The Commissioner General for South East Asia. Mi. Malcolm Mac Donald ws gust of honour at a coc tail party given by Mr. Y. S. Tan, founder member of t' 1 Magazine "Young M.-. vans" last night at 377. Rul: Timah Road. Mr. Mac96 words
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Article211 1949-10-23 1 Th<> stage is now set for the j great economy operation. This week's meetings of the Cabinet and the Labour members of Parliament now appen to have resulted m I general agreement on the necessary measures, unwelcome though some of them must be m various Quarters. I211 words
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Advertisement35 1949-10-23 1 B—^ «aj^j^j.^^ THE IDEAL SPOT TO STAY IN. DELICIOUS MEALS. FOOD DRINKS. E HOUGHTON GUITAR (Made m England) Model 1100 H 20.00 IS AMI line Clear Tone, Accurately Fretted. North Bridge Koad, Singapore. Tnone 2443.35 words
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Advertisement9 1949-10-23 1 flr 77/£ PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPII. TdL Tnbune" S'poc*9 words
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Advertisement14 1949-10-23 1 s MALAYA'S NATION.M. NEWSPAPER Phone 5811/3 Nlne'Uneb J isT 1 //Am J Ti i14 words
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Advertisement9 1949-10-23 1 Season Trading To. 57. HIGH ST., TEL: 821 XX9 words
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Article73 1949-10-23 2 The Friends of the Library Society, born out of a meeting: of the Joo Chiat Library Committee, elected Dr. C. J. Poh as Chairman. Thiity-nve others became "Friends" on the spot. The Society's immediate aim is to run the Libraiy without calling upon the help of73 words
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Article, Illustration58 1949-10-23 2 How well do you know ju Jt Singapore Above is an *r aerial view of Singapore taken by Mr. Loke Wan I i Tho, the well-known Sin- 1 gapore cinema owner. Se>e how many landmarks i you can pick out !in the picture. We S offer58 words
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299 1949-10-23 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter EUROPEAN sergeants who lead jungle patrols of the special constabulary m the Federation are undergoing intensive training, not only m weapons and tactics tii war, but also m the language and history of the country. Thirteen sergeants have299 words
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239 1949-10-23 2 Million Sanatorium May Be Called Off Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter Johore 's miilion-dollar project to build a tuberculosis sanatorium at Tampoi. five miles from Johore Bahru town, may be called off if the present experiments being carried out m the present isolation ward at Tampoi prove successful. No provision for239 words
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87 1949-10-23 2 109 LABOURERS JOIN MUNICIPAL, GOVT. UNION ONE hundred anil nine Malay and Indian Labourers of the P.V. D. Elec'Liiac' section have ioined the Government and Municipal Labour Cnion. Calling on other isolated members and unions the Government and Municipal Labour Union, Secretary states "Union is strength." He adds that his87 words
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Article39 1949-10-23 2 Following contributions have been added to the University of Malaya Endowment Fund Mr. Lim Soo Ban (Singapore) $3,000. All Malaya Nattukottai Chettiais' Chamber of Commerce $1,500. Estate of Ec Kong Guan (Malacca* $1,500, and Cc'iseum Theatre $1,187.39 words
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Advertisement462 1949-10-23 2 c-c a JO/ "-ii KpfrpsriPd ICE® COLD I Use as much as ycu need #§L J put aside the rest- T^C I m the tin it can't sour <?^z£> its always tire lest 1 i^jy^l llSiyii says ELSIE the 3CRDEN row ill' KM*!' -^EfflS^: I l -^R£^ FIRST IN PREFERENCE462 words
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Advertisement224 1949-10-23 2 TO COLO. ,VlTn CONNECTING SEfc VK KS TO LON B o X WMfIIAV. KMUU*.^ -^npuji ROME /■^Sr'-jI- oam EVEftv ttwD v ai r.\sNf:o I.v PILOTS WIT I*l OVF.tt 1,000.000 MILKS 1 L* IN Li EXPERIENCE, LUXURIO US SKYMASim SERVICE Am CtYIOH OPERATING CONTRACTOES AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY Irn 5, PRINCE224 words
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Miscellaneous440 1949-10-23 2 BLUE NETWORK 80 Spoß tnp Fss—ttt— W—S ing Annct. A Programme SumKSOI lay PiirwiKMiiiv the first three favourite top mary with Sig. Tune; 12.02 mmwaam iKOi.K.I.iIMhS tunes of the week m their cor- Tamil Duet songs; 12.15 llindus--0.00 a.m. Programme Sum- r,M l order and win a prize; 8.30 tani440 words
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296 1949-10-23 3 GREEN SIGNAL GOES UP FOR ELECTION FIGHT THIS WEEK H i,l, the Elections or.Hnan* »m i b "j**" of ele tlon m k ™l» n The assistant Elec^ns^ntiSw v. V R" v, T nnM>nt < I<"*t"- v Ration v fi?^^^l^ ber 7. i electoral rolls have already been released and296 words
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Article, Illustration308 1949-10-23 3 "Tho Messiah" will bo performed by the Musical Society m St. Andiew's Cathedral on two evenings m the drat week m January. Plans are also being laid for putting on the Elijah" with full orchestra m addition to a Symphony Concert m308 words
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Article33 1949-10-23 3 Thete was an excess of 567 births <>vei deaths m the Colony last week. SOCOltling to a Municipal Health statement. Births numbcted 6JB wnde deaths were 31. Tuberculosis claimed 23 lives.33 words
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Article69 1949-10-23 3 Sundiy Triinme 94*// Reporter Mi. Justice Got don Smith ycsteiday granted a decree nisi to Mrs. Dorothy Mat tin Butcher dissolving nei marriage with Ban. Ldr. D. D. Martin Butcher on grounds ci uelty. The t; v. m jlato be made absolute m six Weeks. Sqn. Ldi. Butcher69 words
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195 1949-10-23 3 Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter CHILDREN'S safety m Singapore Traction Company buses is a cause of anxiety to parents, states Mr. Mak Pak Shee, chairman of the Siang lam Park Residents' Association m a letter to the Municipal President, Mr. VV. L. Blythe.195 words
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Article98 1949-10-23 3 MISS BOSWELL RETURNS TO TEACHING Uf.ulni TribUHC Stall KVporl* < Mis» Mausccn -.v/ :i, hi d of the Women's end Oil Is Section of »'ic Serial Welfare 1 lepi :tm nl hi I quit the Department and is now a tc ichci m Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus. Miss98 words
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Article, Illustration210 1949-10-23 3 HUSBAND IS HER HARDEST CUSTOMER "I'll Gel Him, Yel' Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter ]lIR,S. Toni Tan, a nurse who turned insurance agent says that she has learnt that three things count most m her new profession. "Personality, perseverence and a thick skin." says Mrs. Tan. "Personality E haven't much, lVrseverenee210 words
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Article26 1949-10-23 3 The Governor of Singapore, Sir Franklin Gimson has extended the period of Emergency m the Colony for a further thiee months commencing October 22.26 words
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Article123 1949-10-23 3 By Our Market Correspondent. THE arrival of the Chinese Communist Army on the borders of Hongkong caused heavy selling of shares ol Malayan industrial companies on the London stock exchange this week. Holders were nervous over the news. But people m Malaya bought up these123 words
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255 1949-10-23 3 Slim not for Bukit Serene Conference The Conference of United Kingdom Diplomatic representatives, Heads of Government m Colonies and Protected territories and Commanders-in-Chief m South East Asia. which is being called by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald will take place at Bukit Serene from November 2nd to 4th255 words
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Article317 1949-10-23 3 'A Proper Case For Itnpri sonment Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter VWO Singapore businessmen, E. H. Battat and Kang Woon Geok were sentenced to six months' and three months' rigorous imprisonment respective I v at the Singapore Assize Court yesterday. They were tried on a charge of conspiracy317 words
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Article28 1949-10-23 3 The Pc.rtmastcr Generu., Malaya, anncanccs that all postal services to China «re suspended until further notice. Correspondence already posted will be forwarded as early as possible.28 words
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Advertisement81 1949-10-23 3 •HI sT m* W^^^m* Ir 4s^P^m^^*ajusßßssna«Bßß»a*^BßßsaßßHaßaßßaßßVßßßßßßßflß«B»_^ YOUR HOLIDAY PLACE Travel without trouble by Kangaroo Service. On the ground and m the air Q.E.A. and 8.0.A.C. makes your personal comfort a paramount Ask your travel agent for details. ><fr-^ -*e^V IB tr^i^m SB VS^ I V^^AsST vl* ITrT rl cL R^81 words
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Advertisement272 1949-10-23 3 6 90 -7 f" /4^BsH FEDERATION 750 J A Wits crs** rostosr im iffst j CHARITY '130 P.M. PREMIERE IN AID OF UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA ENDOWMENT FUND (Tuesday, 25th October) Walk colouh e» TECHNICOLOR 1 t ""~"V M FLORENCE ELDRIDGE r *^J WkjL* ifP? FRANCIS L SULLIVAN feteajf LINDEN TRAVERS272 words
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Article, Illustration10 1949-10-23 4 YVONNE DE CARLO heads the list10 words
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204 1949-10-23 4 TENANTS WANT BARS ON THEIR WINDOWS Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter TENANTS occupying tups floors m the recently built two-storied Singapore Improvement Trust flats m the Owen Road area are very annoyed. They complain, "We have no bars to our window Tenants say that they have been compelled to sleep with204 words
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Article, Illustration195 1949-10-23 4 OSWALD HENRY - A Yes' from Hollywood is all we want OSWALD HENRY By IF Hollywood given Its 0.X., movie-stars Yvonne Dc Carlo, Marta Toren or Shelley Winters may fly to Singapore to attend the Movie Hall to be held m the Victoria Memorial Hall on December 6. This was disclosed last night195 words
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Article23 1949-10-23 4 Dr. L. If. Ram. Medical Officer, has been appointed to act as Senior Medical Officer, Social Hygiene Branch, Singapore.23 words
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107 1949-10-23 4 MAN CALLS WITNESSES FROM THREE STATES Tribune Correspondent MALACCA, Fn. •V. K. Samy. a former employee of jeweller S. K. Ramaswamy Rcddiar <60. First Cross Street) appeared befoie the Sessions Court president. Mr. F. A. Chua, yesterday on charges of theft of a signed blank cheque, ciiminal breach of trust107 words
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Article50 1949-10-23 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. His Highness the Sultan of Kelantan will be present at the Islam New Year celebration at Bachok Town today. From 12 noon to 2 p.m. a grand "Majlis Makan" will be given to scnool children, to be followed by land spoit.s for them.50 words
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Article44 1949-10-23 4 Toe Air Officer Commanding Malaya, Air Vice starsnal F.J W. Mollersh left Changl by air yesterday for a two day stay at Saigon where he will be the guest of General Bodet, Geneial Officer Commanding The French Psj East Air Force.44 words
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254 1949-10-23 4 Sunday Tribune Reporter RAFFLES Museum m Singapore will soon undertake excavations which are expected to lift the curtain of mystery over the facts relating to the inhabitants of Singapore and the surrounding territories thousands of years ago. The excavations will be on Pulau254 words
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Article118 1949-10-23 4 S'pore Is 'Real Pretty American purser, Miss Barbara Fowler, who flew into Singapore for the first time m the P. A. A. Sleeperette "W s St war i Ho" says, "Singapore is real pretty, even from the ground. "I shall come back again m a month or two when we118 words
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Article, Illustration28 1949-10-23 4 A Hop, Step.... A window with no bars. The arrows show how easy it is to gain aeeess to a bedroom from the landing of a spiral staircase.28 words
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Article61 1949-10-23 4 CARRY ON AS USUAL Sunday Tribune Reporter The student teachers normal class will remain as it is at present until the Teachers' Training College can absorb the class. Mr. J. D. Joseph. Princi- pal of the College said that only primary and elementary teachers are to be trained and secondary61 words
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Article, Illustration48 1949-10-23 4 Sunday Tribune siutj Reporter Prince Edward Road Boys' Club, which was hitherto run by the Social Welfare Depart--1 ment, will be taken over by i tho Police shortly. This is the tit st juvinile welfare institution to come under the Police managei ment. a All* Girl48 words
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Advertisement351 1949-10-23 4 "Co-operation like this makes things happen fast!" j I'd be lost without the services ofmy local 8.0.A.C JO! q^%% Appointed Agent. He's the chap multiplied wK/Lmi^ 3> r >' X ti"»cs throughout the world —who saves W^gi j me hours of preliminary planniiag. V V Yes, nry Agent makes things351 words
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Advertisement302 1949-10-23 4 *\tP^ y" y*<r°*' o''"0 *irr*rn d©*' m# J ■■'"tr'S; J'-'- FRESH POWER jMSssc FACTORY UP FRES H fcsSjih YOU BUY WjjK^SS BRIGHTER LIGHT .i^^^^^^HSp MADE I\ SIN(;AFOTtE I\ THF" MOST UP TO PATE BATTIIRY FACTORY IN SOUTH LAST ASIA. S^HiH3]Sa BATTERIES OUTLAST ALL OTHER BRANDS Distributors: L. E. TELS COS302 words
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Advertisement33 1949-10-23 5 xpencncc uoums J] 1883 w fc?~i^jkuvJ *^66yEARs Ptt famous for Flavour bBS CAPITOL rmT^h'o,, (Phone 5159) y-jpQjLII!LJ?^T"" K ...M.MAIFirKNT WITH DRAMA? |B^fc| loanofArc>3| I W* v '< I<>:- 1 LEMING PRODUCTION J TECHNTCOLOR Masterpiece!33 words
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Advertisement21 1949-10-23 5 APPOINTMENT The Governor of Singapore Sir Frankfln Gimson has appointed Mr. cnua Sene Chew Statistical Assistant >» the Department of SUtistlCS, Singapore21 words
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Advertisement375 1949-10-23 5 CLASSICAL RECORDINGS i SIEGFRIED IDYLL (Wagner i Wilhelm Purtwangler conducting the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra 1 i; g 916 17 DANCES OF THE PERSIAN SLAVES (Moussorgsky— arr. Rimsky-Korsakov)— Sir Thomas Beecham conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orch. Id; 8400 the bartered bride (Smetana) Dance of the Comedians: Polka Sir Thomas Beecham conducting375 words
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Article, Illustration247 1949-10-23 5 CITY FATHERS FEAR RIDERS MAY RUN AMOK... Sunday Tribune Stall Itenorter f 9VrORE>S sloi* ami combersoiiW pedal trisi,.* Zg soon make way tor its mofej ,ns,l;lK ntf-" •SsTaSKi^r^ "Municipal Commissioners not so lone aim »>,r., 4 down a propoea to substitute the Singami "X ...wv.ith a m tonsed vehicle. Their247 words
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200 1949-10-23 5 Octobe r showers pu ts off water rationing if A; 1 October showers of rain have helped to |>ut off water rationing m Singapore, but only '<" a .short t,mc. Consumption is still -n the un- i he Municipal Water Engi M P. li. Hill says tn it the wat200 words
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230 1949-10-23 5 MORE buses for the ch ildren please Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter JJUNICIPAL Commissioner Mr. Hasan Ah .Jivabhai (Independent City) wants more buses on the roads for the Colony's school children. The Singapore Traction Company is at present ninning four buses m the mornings solely for school childrentwofrom Katong and two230 words
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84 1949-10-23 5 GURNEY CALLS ON SCOTS IN THE JUNGLE KUALA LUMPUR, Bat. Tin- High Commissioner. Sir Henry (Jurney visited the 2nd Bal talion Scots < Rtai <! Thursday morning ai Kuala Kubu Bahru. He dis< us ed cvi rent bandit operations urith Lieut.-Col .1 s. Sanderson, the Commanding Offl< er, and the84 words
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101 1949-10-23 5 ALICE ALLEGES PAINTER TORE HER 'BAJU' 7 \bunc Cot i > npondemt MALACCA. Vn. Alice Lim, a nurse attached to the On;: Maternity Home, Hecrcn Street. yesterday accused Boon Mcc, i I :'ii oard painter, of hitting her ;m.i tearing her "baju" m the Circuit Magistrate's Court. Sue alleged that101 words
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Article170 1949-10-23 5 WantedWomen Workers Mrs P.A.B. McKerron, wif. of the Colonial Secretary, wants more women voluntary workers to spend one or two mornings a week teaching and training the Colony's children m Social Welfare Centres. She says: "There is a serious shortage of voluntary workers m four of the lti centres m170 words
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Article128 1949-10-23 5 MALACCA M.C.A. MEN MEET TODAY Tribune 'om apcndent Malacca. Fri. The Settlement Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association i Malacca Branch) will hold a meeting at the Seng Cheong Society (Tranquerah Iloadi tomorrow, at 2.15 p.m. to elect a chairman. 10 vicechairmen, an honorary secretary, an honorary treasurer and other128 words
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Article63 1949-10-23 5 \Sund«y Tribune Staff Beporfn The 100 Chiat Library has proved so popular that there Is ;i possibility of dlsti U I libraries liomj; opened In parts of Singapore. The Social Welfare Depart ment la now consid'Min^ t- Ung up a central hook pool from which libraries may63 words
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Article42 1949-10-23 5 MALACCA. Fri. Tan Yew Ki.it was yesterday acquitted after- trial on a charge Of possession of 22 packages of opium weighing 23 lbs 12 o/.s. The case was tried before Mr. P. A. Chua, Sessions Court pi es ident.42 words
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164 1949-10-23 5 'Velly Pletty, Sir That's about all they know mm?& 7 T ,rihune Reporter I/IM.IA pletty cullos, Nir, Nelly cheep! That's about itM th e English these salesmen BSJSW, for the tfssf <if the transaction Is carried out 'sign language." They In-long to a fleet of about 800 "hum boats" that164 words
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203 1949-10-23 5 'SHANGHAI REDS WERE SO VERY POLITE...' Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter JHE Communists m Shanghai? "Oh, they arc so polite." This is what most of the Shanghai evacuees had to say when they passed through Singapore on the French troopship Marechal J off re last week. An American said that the203 words
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Advertisement227 1949-10-23 6 At Last! A Neiv And Simpiifted H.M.V. Record Changer Takes Ten 12" or 10" JL V C- *V v r 9 »V» i J '*JBa\ S7/> oiilv a> (unmounted) Available F?om All Authorised Defers or from I ESTAB I S MOUTRIE CO. (MALAYA) LTD. lla 7 5 JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING227 words
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Advertisement25 1949-10-23 6 Istablishcd IST? Ma'aya's Leading Jewellers Diamond and Gem Merchants Bo P. cie SUira Ltd. (Incorporated m Ceyion) Singapore Penang 19/21, High St., 1, Bishop St25 words
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Advertisement293 1949-10-23 6 Ach AWai l tF mJW^Jt a V Wj^^aß i^am nulled housecoat wi to fun l^Kth z, rp dramatic whirling skirt, crisp and smooth «5 our attractive selection WAi IXMHP uL'lu&lNC You make a friend for life when yoia give a jft PARKER j7 JH Nvantcd^f^MM| Surveys made m ."4 countries293 words
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Article, Illustration1745 1949-10-23 6 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE By SERVICE life has complications, as Colonel anil Mrs. \V. T. Angelo Thomson have discovered. This is Rosemary Angelo Thomson's third visit to Malaya. Before her marriage, she came out from England to stay with tin- Resident Commissioner of Malacca, Mr. G. \Y. Bryant and ids1,745 words
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Article67 1949-10-23 6 THEY BLUSHED WHEN WHEN Scotsman, Eddie Gilroy was m Karachi, an Indian boy kept following him round saying "I Johnnie from Glasgie." Gilroy asked him if he knew Argyle Street, but he got oniv a puzzled look, and a repet' tion of "Johnnie from Glasgie." After some minutes of this,67 words
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Advertisement84 1949-10-23 7 Win tt l i.S *m 8 •i€Ma,i:i *>--.y\ It ii iii: it iv? ggf Come to the Calhn 3? and see for yourself on 'I THURSDAY 27TH OCT. E'iss Tij«>h -nd IC D. Der^n Mfohpmfcd Hsrtjofi S»«m p nd DolHh Kiipnjr ilpy Orch?stra ond Chorus _M rViELAYU ASLi ft"" <A!84 words
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Advertisement250 1949-10-23 7 CAMEO CHOCOLATES REGAL FRUIT DROPS 1 MAKERS OF FINER CHOCOLATES AND CONFECTIONERY SINCE 1834" Fnrtn.y Hcpre*entii\lviS j T. V. MITCHEIL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR PENAN t? H^W^" iM) th night for your regular Amami _T«Bl~ shamr Your hair will then be YwHsfix liß' "^^^hh the lovely qualities of youth250 words
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Article, Illustration2126 1949-10-23 7 JIMMY GLOVER - JIMMY GLOVER From NDON, Sat. DO you believe In ghosts? i don't, but -Mr. Rogers, the resident P in the top flat m M n Of Scot's Hovh< In 1 Street, where tj 1P Tribune has It's London office, b< II the place la haunted the unhappy Quc<n2,126 words
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Article, Illustration760 1949-10-23 7 WHEN J. Alan Thorn, wrote "Tn The East M Pleasure", (Andrew Dakers, BS. ()d.(. ho dipped his pen ioo fiequcntly m the purple i n -< and maned an otherwise excellent work. Here':- an example of his pUrp-'o passion: "Her warm, firm tongue trailed a slime760 words
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Advertisement68 1949-10-23 8 Eye Care con*lit» of more than Jmt "buying glaanes." Eye comfort and visual efficiency depends primarily upon professional serxices of a qualified eyesight specialist C. 8. CIIONG, OPT., D. Fully equipped with modern Instruments. 9m\L J^^teMiA^T^JLn >^ MINOR BUT til EFFICIENT 6ET ONE FOR EVERY DESK Tm*******\ »o4 RornvsoN road68 words
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Advertisement79 1949-10-23 8 TIILBAODAI\ EXPERIMENT j. —See Page Ten j V^,^ '^^SSmW**^*?*^*'*-*^' "^W > w "s>: U 1 pL aa f> t I^A\jjkii|iaW mUes of'ethcient tim*«|^s#^^^^ aaving air route* INDONESIA lAKIM \n A THAM U»CA SIAM IRA 4) OI ISirRI(A India europe *2Eg£Er CANADA EGYPT PALhMi** Fate- and particulars on application. TOWN OFFICE:79 words
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604 1949-10-23 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE MOTTO FOR 1950 LONDON REPRESENT ATTVE: E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribunm Office, I+3 Fleet Street, London, B.C. 4. SUNDAY, OCT. 23, 1!M0. CIR Franklin Gimson, Governor of Singapore, gives the Legislative Council a report of his stewardship for 1949, and presents the Colony with a message and604 words
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Article, Illustration1163 1949-10-23 8 Mr. Vu Defends Bao Dai ATHLETIC i.lll. «l AISfYHM'IC.VI Sir. IN is i of August -i and 28, you published two articles by the American Journalist, Andrew Roth, of winch the titles went: "Night club Emperor returns to his Throne" and "Mountain gives birth to a mouse". Bao-Dai Is indeed1,163 words
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Article549 1949-10-23 8 SIMON WOLF - TO LAUGH OR NOT TO LAUGH SIMON WOLF By lii the catalogue of national pastimes, the Englishman goes to his club, the Frenchman quarrels over politics, the (ierman practises salutes, the Russian slaves (whether for imperial Tsardom or for companionate Stalindom), the Italian spins spaghetti, th> Uo!ivian revolts, the American549 words
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Article1131 1949-10-23 8 AND Mr. Roth Defe nds Mr. Roth Sir, CRITICISM of my articles on Bao Dai mak t me feel very much like the little hoy In the fable who blurted out what everybody knew that the king was naked. I cannot feel responsible for Ban Dai's being morally nude and1,131 words
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461 1949-10-23 8 EVERY year an estimated US$lo!oOO.OOO is stolen from banks m the United States by bank employees and bank officers. Of course, this is just a drop m the bucket compared to the banks' total assets of U551T6.000.000.000. The great majority of bank peopleA.P. - 461 words
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Advertisement179 1949-10-23 9 p— Br—r i Con, Succe&dL should be everyone's motto but it would be extremely difficult if you don't k° for that specialised training which counts so much m later life. I.C. S. can provide you with such a vocational training along carefullyplanned lines. Write for particulars of the subject you179 words
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Advertisement110 1949-10-23 9 peto SCOTT PRICE: 5>375.00 baist pavbibnts SOLE DISTRIBUTORS Itraitchca: L^g; NANti WNO &(O myTS^P BnaaTTTTf TVl'l'Ml^ 4l Kuala Lumpur, I IOMOS SUICIfROAD SINGAPORE Uhulia St., 1 1 Penang. Why do his teeth stay white? I vC J S i 4- 11 1 47 dF ,a*> L \k. r He "clcaVs^cm110 words
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Article963 1949-10-23 9 HUGH REGINALD - HUGH REGINALD TL f "he Icices of nature, like lightning, Ihunder and heat, filled the early Creek with fear. So he made each force into a God. The Gods grew to be a vast family and they had feuds, marriages and quarrels. Sometimes they963 words
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Article847 1949-10-23 9 Thorpe Beven - Thorpe Beven Why We Unconsciously Deceive: By THE French cruiser. Bella Paula, named after the frigate celebrated m the Napo'eonic wars, wai nchIng for a missing consort one bright summer's day. The night had been tempestuous, but had been succeeded by a calm, brilliant morning.847 words
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426 1949-10-23 9 MARRIAGE m the United States is one of thc toughest kinds of marriage that "the human race has ever attempted." says Dr. Margaret Mead The noted anthropologist cites the reasons and suggests ways to remedy the problems la a new book. "Male andA.P. - 426 words
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Article830 1949-10-23 9 ALEXANDER KERENSKY - ALEXANDER KERENSKY By former Prime Minister of Russia, m an interview with Monty Radulovic STALIN will never assume the role of aggressor m the classical style Of Napoleon and Hitler. After the turn of events m China, one must admit that, for a successful830 words
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Advertisement384 1949-10-23 10 a= 1 1 SOLE AGENTS I'OR THE WHOLE MALAYA FOR I. DUNKJ.EY PIANOS V H^fiia FULL SIZE UPRIGHT GRAND BRILLIANT TON E Easy Payments Can Be Arranged >! N Piano Tuning Repairs UNDERTAKEN BY OUR LONDON QUALIFIED EXPERT I Ttlfted By The London ftfasdc rSMSBS School m the Pianoforte Technological384 words
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Advertisement666 1949-10-23 10 Restore Youthful Vigour I To Glands m 24 Hours New Discovery Brings Pleasures flfk of Life to Men Who Feel Old J- 4 Before Their Time TVi you feel older than yoa are? Are yon tt^F^. lacking m youthful animation? Do yo* < '^j m enjoy the societv of beautiful666 words
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Miscellaneous468 1949-10-23 10 f W *s M. m S'fkC' i^* |t*v r^m>' v^|^s» w >v» mm^ By CONSTANCE SHAKPE AQI ARIUS dilono.l work: but don't worry pcopte ?i au'hoiity. And JATm tl Ftiß. IS. results will be wortk-whle. ir.V/r out for opportunities A toeek for getting to know Finaneiil ga.ns arc Vkely. ft,,-468 words
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Article1308 1949-10-23 10 LIONEL HUDSON - ALL OVER, BAR THE FIGHTING LIONEL HUDSON The Vietnamese are scheduled to take over powers of government ot their country on Decern bt r 31, this year. But neither the Trench nor the Vietnamese are at all confident that what ha* become known as the "&tio Dai Experiment" is workingReuter; AAP - 1,308 words
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Article706 1949-10-23 10 G. LYNN MAWBY - G. LYNN MAWBY By THERE are many peop] who proudly claim to be regarded as human barometers. Those with painful corns, for instance, Beem to find compensation for their suffering m the fa that they give warning of approaching rain. Others who are subject to706 words
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Advertisement100 1949-10-23 11 \oTWW ---M^, IK 'S999K99PMaPnmSS9999WL ssw^i I^^BWsW^- inS^stV iirr B^St* ljjj^^^*a*y "Si,»i IB -i >'• pflra Elizabeth Jean Redman 4 .M^*s%^M of Singapore. w&W i Wte§t tnt* **W |*«er Kobil *^^l*~'^-^. "^5 Llo JJ gtodio a urn see some acw* J MgpSj.*' fclffSfialtfl a pure, fresh, full-cream milk modified especially for.100 words
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Advertisement465 1949-10-23 11 vislsfc^^S^M sshl'7 f^ isfl fHwf SvV^k perm at l^^-^w any I>J-ice'/ ocs i DO IT YOURSELF AT HOME FOR ONLY $3. i U Compare Toni with any beauty just three /tSST*u tn SIMPLE STEPS /wfffdA shop perm and you 11 find VKivU] I. Roll your hair up C T]g there's465 words
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Article, Illustration868 1949-10-23 11 If you need a good forest fire, a house dynamited, or a blizzard m 90-degree heat, jLfst call on Lee Zavitz. He's Hollywood's blizzard-maker. JJOLLYWOOD found itself m need of a blizzard not long ago when the mercury m California thermometers was already soaring upward toward868 words
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Article147 1949-10-23 11 MIDRIFFS KEPT HIM GUESSING FORTY-FOUR feminine extras playing wai pri soners of the Japan »i*l Three Came Hon>. at ~'>th Century-Fox came 01 tho set wearing plunging necklines. Their base midriffs had Director Negulo.sco wondering if the present-day vogue was m effect back m the 1941-1945 war years of the147 words
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Article114 1949-10-23 11 SOME of the amateur film footage shot by Tyrone Power between scones on a movie location m North Africa will be used by 20th Century-Fox m tho pictui e itself. Powers footage on Arabs, taken when they didn't know they were being photographed, showed thorn114 words
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Article296 1949-10-23 11 PAT ROC - PAT ROC by British Film Star WHEN asked to write an article about my views on the British Film Industry, I hesitated a little. Then I remembered that one of the most useful and distinctive aspects of my career is that 1 have been privileged296 words
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Article34 1949-10-23 11 ROBERT Sterling says that he got more bumps on a horse while filming EUfiO Radio's "Roughshod," than ho did In his three years of service as an U.S. Army Air Force pilot.34 words
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Article, Illustration24 1949-10-23 11 ijTi-ly -hmr Haver pUjn the refti ,,f lllt ltn- Silver I i ii k Wani.r llros.' Iilfii. iii.w at th*- Capital.24 words
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Article87 1949-10-23 11 \nj!ULF. Elmo Llncola,| ITT tie original movie Tarci.;. vat pla in i 1 roll With Li linker, tin I J n** 1 T irzan, n "Tar son find tin Ariow t>i Death/ 5 JMa garu ye bun< </ d< J t! troy ing h valuabU J "■psumw iovU87 words
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Article123 1949-10-23 11 THE PlneWQpd Film production "Fools Rush In," due .shortly m Singapore. is a {ay, Ught-as-a-bubble comedy atout a family whoso marna.Te problems get the better of them. Starring io!»-s m tho dim are played by Sally Ann Howes as the bride who leave? her groom stranded at123 words
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Article179 1949-10-23 11 MONTGOMERY CEIFT. ono of tho screen's most sought aft i ccwcomei i, h bei n i by 20th Centui yfor its Europ< aa production of "Two Corridors. 1 t," to bo filmed m Bei'i.i. Negbt itlons for the deal had \»i n In progress for more179 words
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Advertisement262 1949-10-23 12 1 mm* mean 1 !N7ekNALLV NO (NfUMHkANCES. j NO CHAfING j\ CAN ENJOY 7/W'/i SPOPT AND EXEKCISE *T ALL TIMES I J 9 17 S WQNDISfUt hoh comrofciAbLi s~^ cry IT IT HOW QUICK I f a KjfL AND CiMPtE TO > use TAMPAX IS DAINTY. AND r SO MUCH262 words
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Miscellaneous61 1949-10-23 12 su^idecliffV''- r i T V S2TINKS.'?' > 'WISHUSS, UNLADVUKE, AND /fvV^^S. SE r •V>l V k< I ALWAYS NEEDS A SHAVE.?/ FTn Hsu*** r^ v <° /^mx. wa^-SSU-I tr^nTi j I j3 x U\X /-C CBISR^&bW^ |S^SSS?' J\^<^*JkJ\ >^^^C/ k\# /^W 1/ -^L > X <y\^-CS^> X^ X ALL MAH61 words
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Article, Illustration480 1949-10-23 12 HINTS FOR HUSBANDS WHEN WIVES GET FAT "IIDW can man point out to hi? wife that she is putting <>n weight without hurting her feelings?" asks a husbaml. If. goes on to say that until f ive years ago his wife had a perfect figure. Then she started480 words
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Article, Illustration30 1949-10-23 12 Blueprint for Beauty: Stretching out and relaxing are a recommended routine before night cream is applied Onset) m order to get more benefits from the lubricant.30 words
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Article152 1949-10-23 12 ONE way to co-operate with the night cream which you rely upon Bl a face-savei is to relax before you apply it. One good stretching cxciCisc, such as pulling yourself out fu'l length by hooking your toes under the footboard of your bed and grasping the headboard152 words
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Article272 1949-10-23 12 HAIR HINTS THE hot weather neckclearing habit of scragging hair up on thc head, scrublady style, can do wicked things to the older woman's looks. Any woman can have both her hot-weather comfort and a b< coming topknot. It hair Is hoisted for coo'ness, wear it m a topknot of272 words
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Article, Illustration326 1949-10-23 12 GIVE dreary windows a more decorative outlook by prettying up shades and blinds to harmonise with walls ot furnishings. By treating shades or blinds used to screen out dismal view as part of the wall space you will keep decor uniform and will avoid the size-reducing effect caused326 words
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188 1949-10-23 13 POOR TRACKS PUT ATHLETES OUT ALTHOUGH the tracks at the St. Joseph's Institution ground were poor the times returned by athletes yesterday m their final bid for the 1951 Empires Games were far below the standard that no one can expect to be188 words
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Article239 1949-10-23 13 PENG SOON HAS EASY PASSAGE D7ONG PENG SOON, the Malayan and Singapore ■Ingles Champion, was In devastating form whi n he m« t Alimat, former Selangor junior singles champion In th<« Second round of th«- open sin gles event m the Singapore Badminton Championship at Clerical Union Hall last night.239 words
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Article158 1949-10-23 13 POLICE BEAT BOD 11-3 THE Police 'A' team brat the 8.0.D. by 11 points (a goal and two tries! tt 3 (a try), m a rugger match r/a>°d OH the 8.0.D. ground yesterday. The first half was rather colourless. Midway through the session Brunston scored the only try for 8.0.D.158 words
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Article44 1949-10-23 13 The Royal Air Force Police scored a 4-1 win over the Commercial High School 2nd XI at soccer yesterday. Ruft notch two goals and Watson one for the R.A.F. while CJoudard scored orf a penalty. Naiayanan netted for the school.44 words
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Article191 1949-10-23 13 JHE Singapore Cricket Club beat the R A.F. Tengah by 28 points (two goals, six tries) to S (on<; goal, one try) yesterday, at a game of rugger played on the padang yesterday. Better combination, and effective dribbling by tho ciub Ride enabled them to191 words
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Article59 1949-10-23 13 THREE American wrestlers are expected to arrive here on the s.s. Maetsyucker on Thursday for a series of engagements at the Great World. They are Ty Layton (18 st. 5 lbs), Ray Anderson (16 s. 8 lbs) and Hal Morgan (15 St 14 lbs). Anderson59 words
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Article34 1949-10-23 13 The All-India Soccer team will be leave Madras for Singapore by air tomorrow. The team will consist of 19 players and two officials. They are expected here on Tuesday morning.34 words
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Article36 1949-10-23 13 Aston Athletic defeated Town Rangers S.C- by two goals to one at soccer at Geylang Stadium yesterday. John Loh and Gheng Knit scored for the A. A. while Fook Heng netted tor th< Rangers.36 words
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Article, Illustration455 1949-10-23 13 JOHN YAN GUILDER - Filters Can Help Your Pictures No. 3 JOHN YAN GUILDER Sua |*<*hoi I !orner A FRIEND of mine who has boon taking pictui es several years stopped IBS tho other day with a question. It seems he' had read about filters not long before and treated to Know if they455 words
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Article33 1949-10-23 13 DETBOIT, Sat.— Negro welt-r--weight Lester French scored ss unset victory over Kid (;.iviian of Cuba. Xo.i contender for Ray Robinson's world welterweight crown m a ten-round fi^ht ou Fndav night. A.P.A.P. - 33 words
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Article189 1949-10-23 13 HANDICAPS FOR K.L. TOMORROW Below are. tho handicap*, for the resssJsJsg four races for Iks second day (tomorrow) at Kuala Lumpur HORSES. CLASH IHV. 8, r>i Fl RLONGS. SONNY BOY 9.00 WINATION 8.1) BATTI II 8.10 WADDLE H. 09 PBOOT'H (HOK E H. 0«; THIKTKFN 8.0.-, MAINTAIN ..01 MISSOI HI189 words
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Article36 1949-10-23 13 H.M.S. Terror defeated tho Commercial High School by frre goals to one m at soccer yesterday. The Navy's scorers were Martin (2).*Brimley. <I>. Jones <1). and Ree (1). Ismail netted for the C.H.S.36 words
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Article30 1949-10-23 13 The Singapore Harbour Board registered their seventh win for the ruggei season when they defeated the Royal Artillery by 25 points to nil at BlakanK Mati yesterday.30 words
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Article, Illustration362 1949-10-23 13 BEN HOGAN - BE HONEST WITH YOURSELF No. 41 BEN HOGAN i.oLr by WITH another golf season nearing an end m most parts of the country, this is a good time for the individual player- to take stock of his game -to make an honest analysis of progress made or the reason his362 words
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Advertisement178 1949-10-23 13 liijfy teeth really ARE whiter- I Bon* jMf/fcVi' 4BBBBBBBSsfIBv k&x. -—tv&i- I 4Ea- 1$ Iriuttt m $S$ Fepsodait!" Jfe *j| Yes, Pepsodent is the only toothpaste that contains Irium And bat's no more effective teeth cleansing substance than Irium known t dental Kicncc you can see the difference when the178 words
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Advertisement349 1949-10-23 13 HOW TO USE BEEF DRIPPING J For all fryi n 8 purposes. 2 As a shortening for pastry, especially flaky pastry for curry puffs. 3 Spread on bread or hot toast with lots of salt and pepper for children. 4 In oatmeal scones. 5 In •Dripping Cakes' Pure clarified Bee/349 words
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Article117 1949-10-23 14 <»llpa mi i he ttrsi and second teams ofl Raffles Institution to meet St. Andrew's School at rugger tomorrow on the R I fc round IST. \v (5. U a m) Yoon Fook; \\oon Pens;, Chun Wan Fook Kay, Kok Wins; Michael Lhua tCapU), Rahman,117 words
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Article129 1949-10-23 14 In a return friendly match j played at Pulau Bran! recently Raffles Institution beat Pulau Brain B.P. by ij YeV c sanies to two. RESULTS: (R.I. players mentioned Hi st I. SINGLES: Antony Gom*>z beat Yeo Ah Hoe 15-3, 15-0; Wae Sian Gtan beat 81 Hock129 words
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Article27 1949-10-23 14 The E.O.D. wiii nold their badminton finals Wednesday at the S.V.C. Drill Hall instead of at the Hospital Assistants' Union Hall as stated earlier.27 words
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Article433 1949-10-23 14 so yoi j i See how much you know about Hoccer by an- j swerlng the quiz below. J i Score five points for i each correct answer. If J you chalk 40 and above j i 1-excellent; 35 —good; 1 30 to 20 —fair; 15 and i433 words
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Article115 1949-10-23 14 Singapore Win Second Match IPOH. Sat. Chalking ud a splendid throe-one victory over Penang today, Singapore made Bttre of the Quadrangular Hockey championship. This was their second victory, the first one being over Selangor on Friday. Vijlaretnam opened the scoring foi Singapoie with a brilliant piece oi stickwork m the115 words
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Article47 1949-10-23 14 Entries for the Marigold Bad minton Party's Open Singles and Doubles championship close on Oct. 26. Members who have not yet submitted their entries and who would like to compete are reouested to contact the Hon. Sports Captain. Mr. Ng Chia Hen^. 4MA, Balestier Road.47 words
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171 1949-10-23 14 Sports Letter WAS THE COLONY XV FULLY REPRESENTED? Sir, May I snhniii the I'oMowinK <|uestions and OMervm- l tions on local r.it(>>\ for publication m yonr paper: i 1. Don't the Singapore se- lectors believe m trials before selecting a State J X\ 2. It is strongly rumourC ed that171 words
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Article441 1949-10-23 14 LUKE ANG - ST. ANDREW'S XV TO TOUR FED. LUKE ANG By TEAM HAS STRONG FORWARDS THE St. Andrew's School rugby team will leave Singapore for the Federation after their School Certificate examinations m December and will meet teams from the various schools m Kuala Lumpur, Taiping, Ipoh and Penang. The team consists441 words
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Article105 1949-10-23 14 Recreation B.P. defeated Star flight B.P. by seven games to nil recently Results:— SING LES: Samuel Leon^ beat Yeo Meng Chan 15-11. IS 9: T.iy 800 Lianj; beat Goh Tian Sen.^ H— ls. 15 11, 15—9; Neo Senjj Kee heat Nik Hussain 15--1. 15 10; Phua105 words
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450 1949-10-23 14 A RRANGEMENTS are nearly finalised for the Eagle Badminton Team of Siam to play two matches m Singapore about the second week of November. Pending the approval of the Singapore Badminton Association, the Useful Badminton Party and the Mayflower Badminton Party will engage450 words
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Advertisement171 1949-10-23 14 MAGSILATE f%4 for the speedy relief of II J) Headaches Pain^^^^ jmnv*** oo EATEN LIKE -^^J^^^m^l A SWEET f^rSU^ I <Nr Bsss-Ssfssssss 1 w has N0 WATER REQU,RED SO/9AC t,»r«' cv 'f f »-co'« es B i Infi.irnza »nJ Rhrus nV f\t* :oBlC^^\ -^r-V«^ S* \,sasE&\ Jl* IZm*** oo^^ \\^JL£mmmX^4171 words
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Advertisement619 1949-10-23 14 SORE THROATf .""Ig^Sj quickly eased and MCL protected (fe\£k Comfort and guard your sore thfoat ty /fiswV? 1 'M$W Caking Peps antiseptic brcatheable tablets. 4*a v Dissolving m the mouth, a Peps releases Hbsbw^^wS rich medicinal essences which soothe soreness and quickly restore the delicate membranes to f heahh. Carried619 words
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2045 1949-10-23 15 ALLAN LEWIS - GRACIOUS LADY AND RAINBOW WIN BY 8 LENGTHS ALLAN LEWIS YONG— AYRES COMBINE SCORES AT X.L AAE: T T From XC ALA UMPIR, Saturday. Yon£ Than Yin-Arthur Ayres combination w*s th«* hi^hliirht «t today's races, th<» opening day of th*> Clangor Tnrf Club's October Meeting, when tricy scored three winners.2,045 words
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Article92 1949-10-23 15 An«io i-rench ft Bendixsens Sports Club beat Firestone Sports ciub at Badminton played ;.t the clerical Union Badminton Hah recently by seven games to two. Results: tAimiw Fr< n h players mentioned first): SINGLES: Lira Kirn Swee beat Lee Geotr Hal 15-7, 16-6: Wee Thiam Teck92 words
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199 1949-10-23 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CRLANGOR defeated Perak by six points <a try and a drop goal) to three (a try) m a H.M S. Malaya Cup rugger match here today. Half-time score was 3 Porak started well and early impressions were that they would199 words
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Article30 1949-10-23 15 Nine goals were scored In the Inter-Community League match bctwcn the Chinese and the Eurasians at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Chinese got away with a 6—3 victory.30 words
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Advertisement63 1949-10-23 15 BLACK j WHITE SCOTCH WHISKY ssV m\ s SbjB&_ e^a# AmWT^an^ a jr James Buchanan ft Co. Ltd., Glasgow, Scotland. lj New Happy 7.50 Th.atro iJt NOW SHOWING Another M GJUVI Supor TECHNICOLOR! -A DATE with JUDY" with lane POWELL TO-DAY (HEAP MATINEE 2.30 P AI. "LOST CITY" (Whole Serial)63 words
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517 1949-10-23 16 F. B. I. ARREST FIVE SOVIET AGENTS NEW YORK, Sat— The FBI arrested today five more top officials of the Russian trading corporation Amtorg <;n charges of violating the Foreign Agents Regis t ration Act by serving as an information clearing house for Moscow. The Amtorg officials including the organisation's517 words
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Article, Illustration27 1949-10-23 16 Photo. «>,..<•„, v ,r.v,la> 5,.,„es ,.,„e a, the E"J~"£^-t«*- rat...., converge m th.ir ti me to Hongkong before the R ed advance. A. P.A.P. - 27 words
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Article469 1949-10-23 16 LONDON. Sat. Liverpool are now the only unbeaten club m the Bnsrlish football leairues, for Wolv< rhainpton Wanderers, who usp h.'ld this distinction before today's matches were ii<-ft-:>i- i for th,' first time this season Lirerpoo! had to light hard to draw at home 2—2 withReuter - 469 words
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Article30 1949-10-23 16 SWAN 'ARRESTED SANDERSTEAD, oat. It took the crew of a patrol car and a police motor-cyclist to arrest" a swan at San del Stead-hill, Sander stead, which was obstructing traffic30 words
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Advertisement155 1949-10-23 16 Lann Bros. Ltd., S^tf.JS3fcsawßwßwß Wonnerveer, Holkind. Swwswß»»**^ Factory Representatives: LEYTE TRADERS LTD. P. O. Box 556. Telephone No. *****. aftek the Jifot tfttw/ (MI Oj f There is nothing like J&4*UUZ4,4Ug6> to put you on your feet again' ItyEZfiim *3^*&Zt*U& Ton.c Wmc a lull bodied fl/fMyj^sX natural wmc rort.f.cd with155 words
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Advertisement16 1949-10-23 16 £LLbL Salon of Beauty By American Trained Operators The Tavern Tel. Tanglin Road. 6045. MISS ETIIXE16 words
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