Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 February 1950

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    21 1 SUNDAY Tribune Published simultaneously at S inaapore, Kuala Lumpur, Jpoh and Penang SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, STITOAY, FEBRUAK* 19, 1950. TEN CENTS.
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    TIN MILLIONS MAY QUIT LONDON FOR MALAYA
    352 1  - TIN MILLIONS MAY QUIT LONDON FOR MALAYA Lawrence C. Mani By "Britain Takes Too Much In Taxes" /Wl/.YAN shareholders of Ampat Tin Dredging Ltd., 57,000 000 rr ember cf the Anglo-Orienial groupbiggest cf the Big Five m Malayan tin— v/ant the company to wind up m London and st rt
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    American Admits "I Was A Spy"
    137 1 American Admits "I Was A Spy" BUDAPEST, oa.. American buAin .^.n.i:i Kooori a Vo».. i m the Hungarian People's Court to a charge of tspioni.. P p] t Erom ifa r.v.. Au ai« as viceprtSid c. i.. -i ..a ana ielei:> i euiy, came on "I. of th? American and
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    BRITISH SHIP HELD
    24 1 TAIPEH. Formosa, Sat Chinese Nationalist! today detainer, the M55-ton British freighter Caducous at Takao, Formosa, without giving any reason.- A.P. Reuter
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    Donna (19) Starts A Riot
    284 1 Donna (19) Starts A Riot \JINETEEN-year-old. curi vaceous Donna Lim caused a riot at the HapDy World last nieht when sh.> was elected Chinese New Vpar Queen. Clad m r»>d Esther Williams' short sarong and bra.. Miss Lim was chosen from amon? six Singapore Kirhs who comDeted for the titleAfter
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    Oh, Whal Nice Eyes They've got!
    82 1 Oh, Whal Nice Eyes They've got! ...i ..i, i .m >|s:«, _iia KVMM lvt.rsui (Miss Singapore) preparing to compete lor the title uf Chime Se»v Year Queen and a fre*« air trip to Kungkok at thr Happy World la?.! night. Fiftrwi Ma, incluvUng lour British Service eiris. were kfefed (o
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    Churchill Repeats His Plea
    75 1 LONDON, S:U.— Winstt Churchill, making his fiJ election broadcast, repeat! his plea last night for hi level talk? between the Wl and Russia on atomic bod control. Labour Prime Minis? Clement Attlce has ptomij to comment on the propol m a broadcast tonight. Rejecting Bevin's accu^
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    £7,500,0 00 LOAN FOR BURMA
    117 1 LONDON. Sat. Four Commonwealth countries hi\<- raised a £7.500,000, 'oan to help the Burmese government. This was reported today by diplomatic officials who identified the countries as Britain, India, Pakistan and Ceylon. They said the declsii was tak^n during the J nuary conference of Co?
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    LOVE-ORAZY BLONDE WRESTLES WITH PILOT
    170 1 WASHINGTON, Saturday. TEMPESTUOUS 37-year-old platinum blonde, who developed a sudden craving for affection, staged an airborne love riot over Washington yesterday and, nearly eauscl a crash. Sometimes amorou?. sometimes pugnacious, the woman carried a driver's licence issued to Miss Willie Jane Frost. Alone with her
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    Carried Off
    101 1 Dubanowic radioed Washington national airport thai he was in distress and returning. Sal Ice covered his head I with his arms and let thr woman beat him all the way back to the airport. When the piano landed police carried the woman off still fighting Salleo. who said
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    A Tale of Six Bullets
    442 1 tell thi: i»i:oi»lb: JHIS is the tale of six bullets and one of the most loathesome crimes ever committed m this country. Raja Ariff bin Harman San, a police subinspector of KuaJa Trengganu, Awang bin Abu Bakar, a petition writer, and Bakar bin OniHr. a
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    THE CORPSE WOKE UP
    91 1 Tribune Staff Reporter 4 KATONU policeman, scat to a Chinese home m Changi to deliver a death certificate, brought a 'dead' woman back to life. The woman, covered by a she«t, was surrounded by mourners. When the constable drew back the sheet and felt her heart,
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    LINER KILLS WHALE
    17 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Sat.— The liner. Orion. 24.000 tons Killed a two-ton whal<^ In the Pacific.
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    30 HAPPY MEN SPEND QUIET NEW YEAR
    212 2 30 HAPPY MEN SPEND QUIET NEW YEAR T.B. PATIENTS LET OUT TO BE WITH FAMILIES Tribune Staff Reporter. IT was a day th..l *'we will nev«r forget/ said thirty Chinese who spent a qitfet New Year with their families at home. These men all patients from a tuberculosis ward m
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    Champion
    168 2 Thieves Don't Dare! CO far, thieves have kept out of the compound of I v Mr. Tan Chons Chew although there is $10,000 to be picked. The is invested m four sleek Alsatians. The owner of Pencot Kennels, Mr. Tan, paid as much as £554 for his *****, the
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    36 CHINESE NEW YEAR BABIES
    67 2 Thirty-six Chinese, two Indians* and one Sikh made ilvir first appeal. mcc m Singapore on Friday -Chinese Now Year day. They were the babies born on Chinese New Year m Ihc Kandang Kcrbau Hospital and other maternity homes m thQ Colony. Among the babies bom
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    NO FIRES...
    18 2 .Singapoi c >• hi omen speni a <y.!ict Chinese New Yeai. There were no fires m Singapore.
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    ...And Mr. Wong Wbs In His Pyjamas
    241 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. THERE are hundreds of Chinese besides the poor 1 people who are not celebrating Chinese New Year. They arejiot barging the traditional red cloth chye ki over their doorways nor are they decorating their homes. But they will offer a
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    SWIMMERS DANCE
    14 2 Th*" < 'nuitso awiia*.nnp <^7!ub held it dance for its membtfi last ni^ht.
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    Taxis Do Roaring Business
    76 2 Taxis Do Roaring Business ITS a i«.al "happy oevs Kar for Singapore a tax! -i: »er.^. Their veincio- ari sn%>pe<J up ut every lurn anUjthey report, "Bua|DC«a la god. A taxi driver a^W, 'The oepanu lor taxi.' is :;o great tfet 1 iiavc no time to take my rocals. Although
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    City Fathers want NAAFI Ground Back
    106 2 Singapore -luiucipal commissioners haw toM the Government Uiat an important city luntf should be returned to public use. The lung is the pieco of land now being UNI by *h S«»rvict\<- for the X.A.A T Sh::ck!f CIUIX Th( Commissioners: want this open Sjace returned
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    INDIANS CELEBRATE
    42 2 Members of the Indian community celebrated the 115 th anniversary of Sri Ramakrishna "s birthday yestcrdav vith rrcitatkma and l'^ctu". 'r tui -nU :Mi«i t.-a-chen. fcv'irg .f j.h,. p OO r and j. j a.iril r.cilal al the Pwamakrishna Mission.
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    IPOH STARTS BIG HOUSING DRIVE
    187 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. IPOH, Saturday. DLANS for a $600,000 building scheme were approved by the Kinta Town Board at its monthly meeting. Work on this scheme will start immediately. Described by the Chairman of the Town Board as "one of the biggest building projects m
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    Playground
    111 2 'here will be v common CM?-acrc playground for il: i houses, b^sidrs aii -opci o x or a separate gar djh or ph-iygrouud for each n<u;-.\ Sonn 1 <>i \hv hootes vk 1 v m blo.-iis of t >. v. ill-, o h'-r Will b on sir') plots Th
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    WONG-LEE WEDDING
    59 2 Hie marriage of Mr. Thomas Wong and Miss Lee Slong C:ain^. took pl«ee at the Wesloy Church. Fort Canning Roaii. yesterday. The bride, who wore an unusual and charming silver tin on her lon- veil, was srttcn n-vay by her father. Mr Lee Sing Hua. The bridosroom is
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    To Dance In London
    101 2 Raden Mas I'tomo, lho used to work for the British Far Eastern brqadcasting service, and run a team of Indonesian dancers m Singapore, is to give an exhibition at Wyndham's Theatre m London. Masks, go! 4 umbrellas and many costumes have been l'*«t to his troupe
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    WATER-BORNE SEWERAGE FOR NEW HOUSES
    101 2 WATER-BORNE SEWERAGE FOR NEW HOUSES IPOH. Sat. The Board also decided that all new buildingv. c >.-:tin£ not less than /3.000. whether permanent or sennrmftncQt, m the Board must he piovided with water-borne sewerage. resolution to this effect moved by Ifr. A.C.G. Pienne. \v. i passed by the Board, lacs
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    STOP CHILD MARRIAGE CALL TO GOVERNMENT
    169 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JHE Negri Sembilan State Welfare Committee wants the Federation Government to put a stop to child marriage m the country. The Committee has written to the Central Welfare Council asking them to take up the matter with Government. The Council debated
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    Y'MEN, WOMEN HOLD SOCIAL
    42 2 More than 150 member? from the Chinese V.M.C.A. Y.W.C.A and V.M.C.A. held their first combined meeting at the V.M.C.A. Orchard Road last night The celebrations started i with a Chinese dinner which i was followed by a social.
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    TEACHERS GO GAY
    20 2 Ttie Sin>;apor.^ Teachers' Union hold their Annual So- oial and Dance at th<> Adelphi Hotel iast night.
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    'NOT IN OURS' SAY HEADS
    270 2 'RACKET IN CHINESE SCHOOLS' Tribune Staff Reporter. PRINCIPALS of Chinese Schools m Sinfapcpc are in4ignant over allegations that there is a racket existing "m a large number of the 370 Ohin^sr schools m Singapore" today. It was alleged that parents have complained that education fees
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    School Buses
    82 2 'Where scnooi Dust s are concerned" h i continued, •student;, making use of bus 'o arv charged according to the distance they stay away from their schools. Charges range from $3 to $9 and r* slated at a flat rat per n< ad."' He poinud oul thai receipts
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    MALAY ROVERS
    25 2 The TWM Mii'ay Ujfhtnm.v R vet Qre%V Held h:i »nv«--t--tr.r mm their umlvw cr!et>rations at tho Kot 1 Riijali MaU»v Schc^>l yrsterday afternoon
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    TELL THE POLICEBEAT THE BANDITS
    220 2 TELL THE POLICEBEAT THE BANDITS KUALA LUMPUR s.,Now that 4 h of volun''-«rs for the Bandit Month has onmol'f mor" ihan 300 000 bavin? lolned :rom nil over thr Federation" the staare is s< for th'j plJitD'ni; of th<» crimn Thus said Mr. n. c. We* herston. the Fedentioi Secretary
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    Rice Expert To Exhibit Paintings
    134 2 Rice Expert To Exhibit Paintings SOUTH East Asia rkv»'xpr>r\ Doctor WiUlain Clyd 'a- ill hold an exhibition ()1 lAS :-COIOUE> >t Singapore and Scotland at Hod ties Place from Ma Mar 10. T\v proceeds of the exhibition wiJl bo given to the Divisional Tiierapy Unit at Tun ToclC Seni Hospital.
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    Beauty And The Beasts
    22 3 sail. charmini o<>n™,?,-; th Tr.'.'". sv i ?K lnilke of UN Vu Lock Tone SLSiu«» iTi l ni(rs
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    ROUND THE CLOCK SERVICE
    117 3 ROUND THE CLOCK SERVICE TiE Tan-. in ServMfe .Suitu.i. tn Oiehaid RoaH. one of Singapore's m d<?rn stations, which v.v < r^nci yesterday, ofl.-i- mot round th.» clock I It \r. thr o:i'v station m Si-. poro an<l Malaya, v *>a.st of an AtiCharger which charges t«»ri«s whi)« the cai-
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    JAP PREMIER ORDERS RED PARTY PROBE
    95 3 M TOKYO Sat. Prime Minister Khigeru Yoshida J»as ordered leaders of the pt-mocratir-LibPral Party to investigate any dang< £<;nds m the plans and x.hcic!, of the Communist 1 arty R S ;t r sult ot p;irr Bnd t() report to the people ach??l^. u>
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    The Rise And Fall Of A Pup
    58 3 SYDNEY. Sat. —In les than three spronds a six months old piiiipi pup atlded tMlin >o his value. He lost ii inmost as fast. if'- mi stress was rtres w!i»-n she dropped a (iiaitoOtid rinj;. Blury t<nk m a pulp £-!?&> atid treatment
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    ATOM BLAST TO BE HEARD ON THE AIR
    215 3 'T'S A WARNING TO MALAYAN; BANDITS P..™, Kt'Al^A LUMPUR, Saturday. >ou hear an Atom-bomb burst on your radio? do imarin^i< S rpn c An(l if you hear thunder, do not imagine it is raining ou" i<k\ •lo* a F n°« r 'i
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    MR. LOKE MAKES CRIPPLES WALK
    146 3 Tribum- f*tn* Keporter. of oHppl. today are walking the ■treeta And goir c: about their day's huainess like any ordinary man "Ihnnka to the artificial iimh-maker." they ray. In s;:,£cipore today there is a man Mr. Loke Y:m Seng who has fitted cripples m Singapore
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    Aluminium Legs
    102 3 Aluminium p legs, ssfx Mr. Loke. are ideal for light work but for the person wt»o still wants to continue <*- ing heavy work the old wooden iX'g-leg is still Ui<; best. "I have known a coolie with a peg-leg to carry tiro sa^Ks of rice." Mr. Loke
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    VOCAL CONCERT BY 2 CHINESE PROFESSORS
    83 3 VOCAL CONCERT BY 2 CHINESE PROFESSORS Woik> of Puccini, Handel. Sckuhcii and Mozrttt featured <>t:< irinvv vocal concert at Oil V!rtor»i Memorial Hall hy Ptjfe sc.r 5! Tehctt-I of the) A:t Ar-vv >y of canton. <!mi his v.ifv. who ifl a professoi ffobi tho Chuti^kine Uoivcr[rofefltooi Bhue Battt m rich
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    It's Tough —Say Old Book-stores
    137 3 It's Tough Say Old Book-stores SINGAPOREANS appear I© have suddenly developed a taste for now books. This is indicated by lt tr«e going: out of business" or all. but two. of the secondhand book stores In Bra? Easah Road. And Judging by the complaints of lack of business by the
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    RECORD SORTIES, STRIKES BY RAF
    69 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Hat One hundred off.'ninvc sorties tpere Mown on the twenty air stiikcy canted out by th" R.A.F. duiin? the werk i'ndin^ Fob. 16. This was officially announced here tonight This is a recoul number of strikes and sorties for th«* campaign ovc a
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    EUROPEAN OFFICER SHOT DEAD
    154 3 KUALA A UPVtt, Sat. i MR. lun Campbell, a Europi ;m Civ A Liaison Officer, was shot dead last Friday evening somewhere south-east of Sungei Bilum, In the Raub area. No further details of the incident are available at the momeni. i Id the Bentong area,
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    JOAN TURNS INTO A MAN AND MARRIES
    75 3 JOAN TURNS INTO A MAN AND MARRIES New YORK. Sat. For 23 years "Joan" lived as girl m New York. Then she underwent a series of operations and "Joan" became a man. Now "Joan" has married a New York lift operator who had been a close friend for many years.
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      20 3 40 Cts. lor 10 ALWAYS ASK YOUR DEALER FOR NACEI rm finest razor blade m the world at its ftrict:.
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    S'PORE HENS RULE THE MARKET
    294 4 S'PORE HENS RULE THE MARKET FEWER FOREIGN' EGGS ARE BEING IMPORTED Tribune Staff Reporter CINGAI'ORE hens have been sitting down to it! They now produce one hundred million eggs a year ten times as much as pre-war and as a result fewer "foreign" errs appear on the Colony's breakfast tables.
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    FATIMAH'S GIFT GOES TO ANTI-T.B. FUND
    134 4 FATIMAH'S GIFT GOES TO ANTI-T.B. FUND An anonymous 'Santa Claus' wno wrote to the Sunday Tribune and encios? $15. which was to be given to the Australian wife of a Maluy seaman. Mrs. Fatiman Kamli bin Tojee to enable her to send some pr.s.nts io n r frlendi m Australia,
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    BISHOP OPENS NURSING HOME
    52 4 ThP new St. Anna's nursing nomo m Race Course Road was opened n»c*n T iy by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H W Eaines. i.:i- rxmc is m Charge of Dr. (Mrs.) S. Baboo, who had been m charge or unrI fral district hosoitais
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    The Climate Gets These Chicks...
    84 4 The Climate Gets These Chicks... Thttafk Malayan p>ultry iireeders are reported to be taking ull the AusiraliAn day- old thicks New South Wales hatcherios can (»ITer. it is estimated that half dlf within two -.veeks of their arrival here. Air consignments to Sllgapore usuall> average uhout 300 chirks weekly. Air
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    RABIES DANGER IN IPOH, WARMS MR. BRANDER
    73 4 RABIES DANGER IN IPOH, WARMS MR. BRANDER I?OH. Sat.— Mr. J. M. Brander Town Eoard Hnia Chairman, snid that ti-ro \va^> a "serious danger of rabies" m Ipoh. He reveak-d that m jmuary, two cases of no.. 8 was reported. The Veterinary Department Tiwn Board team destroyed 95 do^s. while
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    PUBLIC LIBRARY
    13 4 rc-aciing room ha* ben opened at 75. Ampang Read. Kuala Lumpur.
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    More rubber 'workers go on jobless list
    125 4 Tribune Staff Reporter THE number of workers employed m Singapore's rubber-milling and rubber-packing industries has dropped by 40 per cent during the past 18 months. There were 7.681 workem m jobs m March 1948. but by September 1949 this figure dropped t# 4,031.
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    First Concert By Varsity
    132 4 First Concert By Varsity The University of MVi-i. Mv!^ic Society performed its first concert la.-t night, m the Oii Tionp: Ha:n Mail. Under conductor Paul Alnshegunacien. the oi chest: a played woik.^ by Boyce. PurceU and Bach, ana the chon sang Mosart'f Av<Verum," mml songs by PurceU and Edward German.
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    DECREE NISI
    34 4 A aecree insi io oe made absolute m three months was granted to Mrs Pprbara Hilda Carriek, by Mr. Justice Jobling, m the Penan? Hi^h Court Hegponuent was Mr. William Ren? Carriek.
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    EX-MALAYAN DIES
    19 4 IVI-vVS O4S O.vu r. aA.'d from England that Mr Bernard N. Flavin. oJ. died following an opprution.
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    Ihe Reasons
    85 4 They give the following iactors for the slow recovery of the Singapore rubber industries: 1. Singapore rubber factories have largely depended on Indonesia, paitlcularly Sumatra, for supply of their raw materials for processing; Singapore Itself does not produce raw rubber. 2 The Federation of Mauiya has its own
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    TROLLEY-BUSES TO BE 'SHOED'
    200 4 Tribune Staff Reporter THOSE familiar blue sparks that signal the approach of a Singapore trolley-bus today will no longer be seen two years hence. This is because the Singapore Traction Company has decided that their trolley buses glide along on "shoe" contacts. The *'shoe" contacts will
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    ...AND NOW IT'S RUBBER SOCKS
    54 4 The British Rubber DeveloDment Board, ever on tne look out for new uses ror rubber, has devised some rubber socks for use over artificial limbs, whicn protect the mechanism from wet and dust. PENANG'S NEW PARK i-ciia*!^ a new amu-seinciit park Trie Great World- was
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    FORTY YEARS IN A CHOIR WITHOUT . BREAK
    189 4 FORTY YEARS IN A CHOIR WITHOUT BREAK ALMOST forty years ago, a young man joined tne choir of St. Andrew's Cathedral. Today, aged t>y. Mr. R. E. Morris is the oldest active member of the cnoir Except for brief visits to Rangoon and Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Morris has sung m
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    Innoculation
    29 4 In order to help poultry farmers m Singapore, the Government Veterinary Department is carrying out innotulutioas of all fowls against Kanikhet disease. Picture shows a fowl l>ein£ innwuiatrd.
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    Nursing Standards Are Higher
    229 4 f)R. J. Coutts-Milne. the v Deputy Director of MeMical Services said that much of the spade work :ias btrn completed to put the local Nursins Service on the samp looting as the m England. Hp said that .ursine standards m the Colony have been considerably raised
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    '30-MILE LIMIT' -POLICE WARN
    274 5 ACTION WILL BE TAKEN Tribune Staff Reporter jyjINGAPORE accelerator-happy motorists be on guard! Mr. D. E. Nickels, the Colony*s Traffic Police Chief warned yesterday that the Police would now take action against those breaking the 30-mile-per-hour speed limit which is m force. The 30-mile-per-hour speed limit
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    A New Job For Mr Cheng
    167 5 THIRTY-aix-year-old. Sibuborn Cht-nfj Kuok KM, who has been teaching m Singapore since his arrival m 1936, leaves by air for Jesselto today to become the first Supervisor, of Schools m Brlttfh North Borneo. A graduate of the AngloChinese School. Foochow, and the University of
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    500 Drivers Know Car No. S. 9392
    171 5 500 Drivers Know Car No. S. 9392 NEARLY r,OO driver;* tn Singapore today feBOMP car No. 8. 9.W2. For it teas m this car that they graduated for their driving licences. In it sits 'fi-t/ear-old Yusoff bin Siden the mrner, who has betm teaching 'learners" to drive. The car a
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    Seamen Want Company
    171 5 Seamen Want Company —Says Father Fox THERE is one thing that a seaman ratify wants and tnat 18 "soznc placo Uke home. 1 said Rev J. R. Fox, chaplain for seamen. Singapore, yesterday. Father Fox explained that it would be "just like a dream" if sailors had decent homes to
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    STUDENTS FOR UNIVERSITY WELFARE BOARD
    56 5 STUDENTS FOR UNIVERSITY WELFARE BOARD Investigations are being made into a request for student representation on the Board or Student Welfare of the Malayan University, said Dr. O. V. Alien, Vice-chancellor. It is a "complicated matter" and would entail amendments to the consritution. he said. The Board recently invited three
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    SCREAMING POT WAKES VILLAGE
    159 5 Tribune Staff Reporter JjLEEPY Kampong luala Linggi, a small fishing village on the Malacca coast, buzzed with activity one night last week. The villagers, who care little of what goes on m the world today for they never read the newspapers or go to school were
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    ARMY SEEK RECRUITS
    68 5 Kuala Lumpur, Sat. The British Imperial Forces want men. They must be Malays. Straits-born Chinese and Straits-born Indians with a good knowledge of English. Here are the requirements: Height (not less) sft. 2ins.; Weight (not less> 105 lbs.; Chest (not less) 32 ins., with an expansion of
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    Eight Die In Seven Road Accidents
    108 5 Tribune Staff Reporter EIGHT people were killed m seven Singapore traffic accidents last month. The victims were three chfld pedestrians, two adult passengers, one adult pelestrian, one adult cyclist and a child who fell off a Vus I teie were 658 traffic acclderts m
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    Trishaws, Cyclists Top The List
    92 5 Trishaws, Cyclists Top The List |H>RE than two thousand I*l. traffic cases were reported Mast month, and trishaws an cyclists Jed the list, sail Mr. D L. NiCKels. Singaptfe s Traffic Police Chief. A total of $9,688 was colltjted m fmes for traffic off/nee.-:. The Compounding section of the Traffic
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    222 FAIL DRIVE TEST
    53 5 The Singapore Trafflic Police issued 4.726 driving licences last month. Of these 2,1.34 were provisional and 32 professional. There woie 909 new applicants. Two hundred and twenty-two failed m driving tests. The driving licences of two people were endorsed. The revenue collected by the licencing department
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    MORE TRAFFIC
    64 5 At the end of last month there were 13.873 private motor cars on Singapore streets. Other vehicles on the roads were: 3.892 motor cycles, 1.101 taxis, 7.872 trishas. 6.449 tricycles. 6.312 lorries. 107 private motor buses and 251 buses. The number of new vehicles put on the roads
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    2444 6  -  VERA AR DMORE By S"" ING A PORE is beginning to enjoy the same reputation as the Cafe dv> la Paix or Swan and I <igar r corner. Piccadilly. If you stay here lcni? enough you'll meet everyone you've ever known. For Instance. I met main interesting people
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    305 6 AFTER nearly four years m Singapore. George Andre talquier Bachelor of Arts, ViceConsul m charge of the Swiss Consulate, will leave on Saturday for Lausanne, where his Australian wife, Pauline Augusta, and his three daughters. Alice, aged twelve. Susie, aged ten. and Antoinette. :iged seven, have been
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    1889 7  -  Jimmy Gl over From THE King is reported to Mw aye h?1 P ed 80-year-oW .shirt-maker Jack hod to oK?lf n new sports style shin, and if one report which I hate heard is true most of the white-collar workers m Malaya wjll be m fashion when the
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      223 7 —I Established 1872 Malaya's I^eadins Jewellers Diamond and Gem Merchants K.I". di> Sllva Ltd. (Incorpornted m Oyion) 19 21, High St., Singapore 1, Bishop St. Penang &a»t< i J I F0« YOU! KAUTIWI RANDS I 9UU tna*tic4ue</ <fn/A CUTEX Sparkling, fadeless, mtgic-wear CUTEX, brings your hands new admiration ctsy to
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      46 7 A PINEAPPLE iictory m Malaya heardthat the sanitary inspect* intended to make a vllt. Ho duly tuned up. to find all the workers m neat black hats, wii> rubber gloves on the! hands, busily skinning lineappleg. the only treble was that they We*e ibldf ng the
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      407 7 i >^^v SkiMcti!ly crafted j^fi^^, Sci> Longer P!ay TP^ANr TAVQ IHmilu illlij f?^ liritish Made m LJ LJ jtT*!**^ thc World's j3 jj3 Oroatcst Factory A- 23f 4 by LI*K HHOS:. 4 a M//^ M^ LTD.. LONDON *-s/rs~ y^ r& n/zza. Stores. X-i liH'lnry K»q>reseniative»: Bfej. ,\^Jj T. V. MITCHELL
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      CLIMATE MAKES MAN
      543 8 IT is astonishing how much of learning and time is spent upon trying to prove that the things which divide mankind are more important than those which unite them. Linguistic, racial, religious and national differences are set up as barriers which make impossible the unity of man.
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    OPERATION "MAGIC CARPET"
    1091 8 OPERATION "MAGIC CARPET" Emaciated and bearded patriarchs, tiny women carrying babies, youths and children are taking part m the biggest airlift since Berlin. 7ECHARIA YOUSEF HADI was a strange sight as he stood atop the Skymaster's ladder at Lydda Airport. Over a soiled yellow robe he wore an old, dirty
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    IT'S NO JOKE
    576 8  -  HAL BOYLE By W^TTrrx NEW YORK. OULD you like to be a top comedy writer and wePk? $I>oo r m re a It is very simple. All you nave to do is think up jokes —funny jokes, by the hundreds. However, jokes are much like people. They
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    GANGSTERS IN ARMOUR
    1093 8 GANGSTERS IN ARMOUR LONG before the days of such American toughs as John Dillinger. Baby-face Nelson. Dutch Schultz and Legs Diamond, Australia had a gangster who could make rings round them. Though he died at the end of a rope m Melbourne Jail m 1880. Ned Kelly is still remembered
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      69 8 OUT OF PRINT Jut we are never out of tock of genuine Swiss spare •arts to give you the repair ervice your good wutch eferves. Try us next time. >hone *****. THIM LOCK Watchmakers 395, North Bridge Koad. (Branch at Royal Navy Air Station, Btmbawang). /ft* PHRTARIP I vmHDLC AND
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      78 8 TO ROME ALL THE WAY FROM KALLANG AIRPORT X^J 8/ CONSTELLATION A X.L.M. Ki'yal Dutch Airlims offers the <®i ideal route to Rome for Holy Year >• stop-overs permitted en route m 4$ A addition to time spent m Rome fast Ej y Constellations and Superb ii Route V^ S££
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    MYR ON TAYLORSECRET AGENT
    927 9 k i For the first time the sensational story of how ifefj lung Myron C. Taylor smuggled 'key I scientists out of Hitler's Germany to help U.S. atom-bomb research is disclosed m this dis- *A i? h fl m Ital >* lt explains Goering? salted funds,
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    BRITISH NIGHT LIFE DIED WITHOUT A STRUGGLE
    198 9 THE death has Just occurred of British Night Life. Weakening for some time, the dociasii pa ~.d away without a struggle." That notice was pinned on a board m Mayfair's Stork Club. It commemorated the end of all bottle parties, closed that midnight
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  • BEHIND THE HEADLINES
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      Oil In Troubled Quarters
      471 9 rpHERE being no Drew PearI son operating m Whitehall, British Minister.- do not ordinarily fear immediate publication of ih.-n corri.lential messages. Nairobi, it appeared, might claim to be more up-to-the-minute m the Transatlantic leakage syst n A memorandum telegraphed by Colonial Secretary Arthui Creech-Jones to Ea>-t
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      A Divided Nation
      450 9 AT last the real campaign began. Parliament ended officially, and at Sandtingham the King signed a proclamation to set m motion the machinery to elect a new one. Blank spaces on the hoardings were rilled With blight new posters; handbills appeared m the windows of pnvate houses;
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    STRANGER THAN FICTION
    251 9 Hot Ice. -A soda fountain sundae has been banned m Pittsburg as a lire hazard. It is based on a hot iudge and marshmallow sundae named "The Flaming Nut" and topped with three drops of lemon extract which are lit by counter girls wearing firemen's helmets. Said
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      116 9 I should be everyone's motto but it would be extremely difficult if you don't go for that specialised training which count., so much m later life. I. CS. can provide you with such a vocational training along carefullyplanned lines. Write for particulars of the subject you are interested m to
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  • ALONG THE BOOKSHELVES
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      IN SEARCH OF THE REAL LORD BYRON
      635 10 ByrOß, a Self-Portrait— letters and Diaries. 1798-1814, edited by Peter Qucnncll (John Murray. 425.). THE greatest talent of our century." So wrote the hardly modest Goethe of Byron, whos.' high-charged personality haunts student and studio-producer alike. Further information on such iin enigma is
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      CRIME RATION
      353 10 For John Newton Chance. The Night of the Full Moon (Macdonald, Bs. 6d.) is a breakaway from the more conventional mysteries he has writtei m the past. Here is a story of a dusk-to-dawn siege by sinister foreigners of an English farmer's cottage wherein sheters an American agent
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      BRITAIN IS THE FALLEN BASTION
      349 10  -  Howard Smith The State «f Eorropr by (Cresset, 155.). HOWARD SMITH, one of America's ace foreign correspondents, made his name with The Last Train from Berlin, m which he described his dramatic experiences m Germany during the first two years of the war. At present
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      Oh, These Terrible English
      238 10 Oh, These Terrible English Land of Hope and Glory. |>> Frank Clune (Anj-us and Robertson, 155.). FRANK CLUNE is an Australian who spent six works m Britain m 194 1 and apparently found nothing to like aboui England except Quetn Victoria and Imperial Chemical Industries. Suffering sorely from inverted snobbishness,
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      AND SO TO BED
      206 10  -  Gordon Cooper The Globetrotter's Bedside Book, by (Marshall and Co.. Ltd.. 155.). EXACTLY what it proimscS, this book perform*. It gives <t short and generally i~r.U;. sting little oddment of tir.vel which can be read between going to bed and going to sleep. But. 'ike a
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      874 10 y z-^t-. YOl 'ANNOT AFFORD li > i*''- lirj NORTH liPJIn;!: ROAD lIl^^SH RELIABLE PIANOS N^^ PIANO TUNING REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN HY OT T U LONDON QUALIFIED EXPERT Certified By The London Music Trades School In the Pianoforte Technological Section Of The Northern Polytechnic. In cases of hums and skin wounds
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      40 10 Strange As It Seems WITH W!DL SCPAOS, UVEBffJUS- -^Vl^l 'IF**' 4S //A/A? OffA4A/£/V73 *J&*^ k X^^Z/ F£D >> r/f CA?I D ,\A 3~'-ss jl ju.:/..... ■^Q^' 1 iVO4/f/V P£/V/SH£D fOZ SP£AK/HG W PUBL/C. z0 Zr.f u :??£z:x??j2 (WB**/ Cf7% cert America)
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      198 10 ni U B lt Air!.H'.< System for transport^ HI your voodA, X..<( D.C I l'li'"-- l! embricing ■etworV of %\r communi«ation.«. i k from the Far Boat, to the wliolo of Ku«-p.- ana Albttfica htiil Africa, 1 m For further infi.rriuitM.n npply lo your local M*m a"ont« or direct frooi
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      368 10 HAVE FUN WITH THE By CONSTANCE SHARPE f Yd liW n is. »''tt -n'ird eaaer t<> joint I n ,L> plans a.ul 2"" nY Tpn every- You W.rtiii'J be afraid you '<:< "P'*», risers virgo „rp io MARCH 20 fe/rSUUf. rH*n* -r Pa ">k m^i-"/ hast </' M> H ;^iv
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    PEGGY GETS A 'BREAK'
    6 11 "Buecan«>*r'K <;irl."
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    Colourful
    73 11 I.ONDON. fcai. CII.MS with colourb m 1 tJUeii till* n have Uad cunspi; ii«»us >uc -e>s r.rord. Th<v include 'I he Red SinxV. 'itn> Blue lamp 1 The Blue UlttOn" (ireen For Danger" and "Boys m Bioun". A happy augury for IMB forth- riming Jean Simmons- Jnvui- HoBard p*cti;:r
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    CIGAR-GIRL SWITCH
    61 11 HOI.LVWOOD. Sa! JOAN CIIAWFORD Bays her new rol.' m Warnor Bros 'The Victim" m a nice ■wtodi, 'Vsually I wait on taoio m my pictures. she cxplainta 'This time I £ell cigars. Joan was a waitress m ""Flamingo Road and "Mildred Fierce." She's a (igar-atoro on "The Victim.'
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    RANK'S IS. TRIP
    36 11 RANK' S IS. TRIP LONDON. Sat Mr: J. ARTHLit RAiSK. British Him magnate, and Mr. John Davis. Managing D.r c or or Urn Raak Organisation, are u> mace rt^"-:. to th United BU '^-.s next month.
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    CHILD STARS CANT STAY GOOD ALL THE TIME
    567 11 movi:- Bla r btfMU a X. yi>ars a believes the public is inclined to expect too much oi youn j££ *ho win fame on the screen. to P h° Pl 7 pect chtld stars to be perfect little darlings, and to remain
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    Hong Kong Venture
    61 11 HONGKONG, bu' A law film production company called the Taurus Finn <Far East" Ltd.. has been tormed hero, to work m co-operation with Taurus Films productions Ltd.. of London. John Page, director of the London company, who has boon making films m Hongkong during the past 10
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    THE NEW LANA HAS FILMTOWN GUESSING
    1379 11  - THE NEW LANA HAS FILMTOWN GUESSING HENRY GRIS -By- HOLLYWOOD, Sat. MOT LONG AGO, Lana Turner was welcomed on her return to Hollywood. She had been gone for 13 months. With her millionaire, tin plate heir husband, Henry J. "Bob" Topping, she had visited England, she had lived on a
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    ANOUK JOINS WILCOX TEAM
    43 11 AIXSNDON. Sat. N O UK, 17 yoar old French film actress, is going to make films for Anna Neagle-Michael Wilding. Britain's most popular co-stars, and Herbert Wilcox. Anna Neagle's produ-cer-husband. She has been signed to a long-term contract,- A.P.
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      246 12 rOR a scalp massage that will reward you with healthier, livolior hair—yank. Using both hands to catch good-sized strand's, pull hair to give it a lift and the scalp a workout. Don't stop yanking, a strand at a time, until every hair on your head has had its
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      A Selfish Girl Has No Friends
      265 12 A Selfish Girl Has No Friends OELFIEHNESC \a an U€r v 0 tttUt. If it is: allowed v dominate a fhTs behaviour .«ne apt to develop into cod. getf-centered womai With few, ii any, friends 11 she bCflna early enouei however, any girl with selfls, leanings is a hopeful cana»
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      BLACK-MAGIC FOR THE EYES
      468 12 IF you can see it three fee 1 a*ay it isn"c art. tfl artincial. Thats the tra ditional test lor adept ey< maKe-up technique. Am it s a t?st many women wil d.' trying to pass for th«rirs: time, this year. Foi tne new light complexion
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      ADVICE TO THE LARCE WOMAN
      163 12 THC large woman's ticket to chic is /rood erroomirig that's bold, not bashful. The morv pounds her scales ngister. the bolder her sum effect! BhouM Ic. if •»nid?e<J tastefully, her lively d.c.^.s colours, important pieces ouo'K'iy, unusual tyles m handbags, hats and other accessories will
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      PARTY PRETTIES
      99 12 nEBORAH Kerr demonstrates a simple and last J mimite uay of brightening a dark frock for a nirt\ The gayly striped cuffs (made of any materiiilV•!• gathered with elastic at the top, and hidden under the sleeves of the dress. This, incidently, hides any amateur sewing. 1 U
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    714 13 iiiiroQUCCS THE name is Henny Mas--1 tcnbroek. Never heard of her? Neither had I until I met John Kennedy, an old friend, who thinks and talks of nothing else but athletics. John lives up m the north of England, near Neweasth-on-Tyne. and is the
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    Australia Has Few Young Cricketers
    420 13 Australia Has Few Young Cricketers MELBOURNE, Saturday. JUDGING by present form, there will be few new faces m the Australian Eleven to play the Englishmen when they tour Australia m 1950-51. Not many young cricketers are coming on and of those whoare, most were passed over by the Australian selectors
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    Snapshot Corner
    363 13  -  John van Guilder MOONLIGHT ON ORDER SEVERAL years ago while *3 vacationing at a small lake. I made a series of time exposures of the lake and the mountains by moonlight. After the film was developed and printed. I discovered that what had been a full, round moon
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    Aussie Golfers Going On Tour.
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    LOCAL BOXING BOARD'S CONTROL SHOULD BE LIMITED
    803 14 LOCAL BOXING BOARD'S CONTROL SHOULD BE LIMITED Boviii!; with thy t*l**xv% off... SPECTATOR Tribute to FIGHTING HASSAN— never losl his head or his humour. Walch for 'Sparks m future local promotions. A GROIT of ardent Altte fans shook me with a most unusual query the the other day. They asked
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    1225 14  - CITY SHOULD PR O VIDE TRAINING FACILITIES LINESMAN By IT ii heartening to know that 1 at least two City Fathers, belonging to different major political parties m the Municipal Commission, are of the opinion that sportsmen and sportswomen of Singapore should be given every encouragement to improve tneir siandard
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    Malaya Has More Promising Future Weightlifters
    357 14  - Malaya Has More Promising Future Weightlifters RANJIT SINGH P.v THE British Empire welghtlifting chamionship, recently won by ittir lour men at Auckland is very safe and our chances ol retaining it at future meetings arc verj solid, according to Harold De Castro iounder and supervisei o\ the Katoug Health Si
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    1921 CONTENDER FOR FEATHER TITLE DIES
    67 14 1921 CONTENDER FOR FEATHER TITLE DIES BAN FRANCISCO. Bat Farr !t i y. i eon tender for the i^aiiie--v.i.'i.i boxing champion,ship ot Ibe workt Uucc dc aflrs a':o, cHfd h< r In i>rlson. while betnf iicici on ;i be^rKbi^ chargr. Lacey fight.int; both a;; featherweight and buntarr. \vii«^lit boxing chamionship
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    WILLIAMS WINS BY A T.K.O.
    51 14 NEW YORK. Sat.— Light weight champion Ikt* V/ll liams scored a technical knockout over Sonny Boy West in the eighth rounu at Madison Square Garden but. his achievement was "lost" in the acclaim that followed featherweight Jimmy Roonoy's sensational first round knockout in the seml-tlrial.
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    WELCOME TO MALAYAN GAMES TEAME
    152 14 WELCOME TO MALAYAN GAMES TEAME .}t an emergency meeting of the committee of management. 5.0.5.C., it was derided to hoici n dinner at* the Wing Choon Yum Restaurant. Great World at ft p.m. on February 21. to welcome the Malayan team on tnelr return from New Zealand. Members of affiliate.,
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    Australia Invites Malaya
    90 14 Australia Invites Malaya Tin- Australia H.idminton Asaociattoa has invited a Malayan tram to play a series of matches m Australia m 1051 It was reported Httfl they want a team of two or three men pla;. yers and two women. Other details have not been revea'.ed. The invitation will In
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    CEYLON EMPIRE ATHLETES IN SINGAPORE
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    106 14 IT'ijlT Rftl -W. G Pttncurt HruitJi and G. JUllifliT 'I\;O qualified for tlj" ffr»J gj 'I.c Nf>rth Maliya Ama.eui GO" Cti»mpionB)i!]>«. Tlie final v- ill bo ayed Umorrow n»om!ji.. The followiiii, ar> Mi< rt^iilW Quarter I'inalM: P. K. Jrrknn <SGC) IH-at A. W.
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    67 14 Will pi DCCI .i.^.TllWt tt 1 Royal N:-. \t lombined tomorrow at Farrer Park, ")15 p.m. nio I.R.C. plavrrs wi'l >" -•■ire d fi< m the i'l!owiDB,--K. Narayanan A. Kaiak/f v !o M. (Jam. r Nadan^fc. I 3. Mm. r... A :tahi«i N Pa ram,
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    FATHUL KRIR
    26 14 TJiu Fatiiul K. itClub will i>lny tgttiMi ili''«J Brani United at Pulau £w today P!a> quefMi i to he at the club house p.m.
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    AUSTRALIA HAS AN EYE ON THE THOMAS CUP
    260 14 AI'STRALIA is .showing indications of building up a powciful badminton team with which she hopes to achieve m the Thomas Cup tournament what she did m the Davis Cup. A recent decision by th<Australian Badminton Association Wms to hold the 1906 Australian
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    2228 15  - THEATRE PROVES HIMSELF TO BE THE BEST SPRINTER IN THE CO UNTR Y ALBERT SPENCER By The Man with 2,000 Winners KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JllE clash between the best sprinters m Malaya In today's races, the opening day of tho Selangor Tux* Club Gold Cup Meeting, saw the lightlyweighted Theatre
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    Airmen Score 8-5 Win Over Soldiers
    272 15 i.N a thrilling and hard fonght game of rueeer the 'F« East A!r Force bent the Lana Por?l, f£ £,rt by eight points (a itoal and a penalty to The not much to choose '< n the two toanis .accept thai lh< airmen were
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    BIG SWEEP RESULT
    46 15 TOTAL POOL: $>71,200 Wwl: No. *****4 Second: No. *****3 Third: No. *****9 Smrters: Nos. *****2. 18>870. :nOS«J, *****8. Consolation Prizes: Nos. J>***** ***** 4> *S£ SSS: *****"'*****4'"^ Double Totes: First $101 on ea*h of 15 tickets. Second $270 on each of six tickets.
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    128 15 Hongkong Beat Burma At Soccer HONGKONG. Sat.-- Teams fiom Burma and Manila highlighted the Chinese New Year football schedule which opened yesterday when u Hongkong XI defeated Burma 5 2. A fast pace was maintained on the .slippery field with Hongkong players using their height and long legs to advantage.
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    90 15 TOKYO. Sat. Former Sydney rugby player. Father Ly< II liaraden, will coach Japanese team at Kyoto University, he told Reoter-AAP today. Futnei Maradra said: "Rukby coaches are in keen demand in Japan, and if the Japanese want 111 teach all 1 know." 1- 'a tlier
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    19 15 The Hotspurs scored a oncnrt soccer win over the St. Joseph* Institution on thitatter's gtoumi yesterday. Th«
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    310 16 REDS ARE W NNING THE COLD WAR Sv Hitman Hlm Warns WVNtern Democracies* RUSSIA INTENDS TO SPREAD OUT-3Y WAR IF NECESSARY TOKYO, Saturday. PRESIDENT SvnRinan Rhee of South Korea today warned the W< 1 IVmocnuies'tnluthe Communists are winning 2*™****^?" Soviet Inion intends to spread out-by peaceful mem* it possible by
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    88 16 Search For Flying Boat Abandoned... CORPUS, CHRISTIE. TVxas Sat.--*- The United B'Atei Navy today abandoned its I aerial search for a PylOl b.at mlssinu ainct> lasi Friday on a flight over the Gulf Ol Mexico with rune men aboard. There had been no trace of either men or the twinengined
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    ...No Trace Of Missing U.S. Yacht
    100 16 .No Trace Of Missing U.S. Yacht MANILA. Bat.— An air search o: the China Sea has so far revealed no trace of the American .yacht Volador. a 1*0masttd 50-ton schooner, with 15 aboard, reported a week overdue at liens Kong. The yacht manned bv a crew or Americans h'ti Manila
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    529 16 Dan ish Badminton Women Players Better Than Ever COPENHAGEN, Saturday. THE Danish Badminton season is at its height this month and the tournaments up to now have proved that Danish women are better than ever. But, the same cannot be said of the male players. The performance of Danish male
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    87 16 ihi ItWHi Miss Aiist-ra;-a is l^-v^ar-nla \iw > Model ".i:ir^ttrr-t I lfu^h«s. Shi* is .1 lion 1 l,:i.n:i(. f> li. I m. tuM, I u.i^li. 136 lbs* 33 m- 3 <h:'s Braoad the htpa B ladwfl anniml i th«- waist. ;i.r |:riz!» inrludi s a oiv-p..
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    S'pore and Malaya to get 300,000 tons of rice
    217 16 BANGKOK, Saturday. THE United Kingdom virtually completed an agret*ment with Siam for the shipment of 464,500 tons of rice to Britain and her South East Asia haldings. The total cost is about £18,1*00,000. Shipments will proceed on a temporary basis with
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    INDIA 185 FOR 5 IN THIRD TEST
    127 16 MADRAS Sat.— When thr fifth Tes* bo* ween India and the Commonwealth was resumed today, the P jurists, continuing their first lnntnes took theft jvermpht scor<* of 29U lor 8 to 2i4 before thfl innings closed. India liad scored 185 for 5 at
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    MILLIONS SPEND NEW YEAR IN HUNGER, COLD
    170 16 MILLIONS SPEND NEW YEAR IN HUNGER COLD HONGKONG, Saturday. M ILLJONS on the Chinese mafnland today celebrated their first New Y T ear's Day under Communist rule m hunger and cold. Even the firecrackers, which traditionally cheer Chinese hearts at the beginning of the lunar New Year, have been banned
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    WATCH 'SPIVS' OPERATE ONLY ON SUNDAYS
    82 16 WATCH 'SPIVS' OPERATE ONLY ON SUNDAYS X>NDO!f, Sat. -A smuggler market m London's Liast End operatM openly at weekends, a counsel tol«l a. northern magistrate's court. Siivs" soil watcher- which have been Imported without paying customs duties m a 100-yard long streel whi\ niing'ing with pavement crowd?. rhe c>:;.'anation jriven
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    HALLIDAY COULD NOT SEE "HIS OLD CELL"
    128 16 HALLIDAY COULD NOT SEE "HIS OLD CELL" Jim Halliday. weij;htlifter m tlie Britisi; con'in; on' 10 the Linpire dailies, did not se^ "hip old ct-il" at Chanui l'rison on his arrival yesterday. He had written to a fillow P-o-W. Mr. T. IV F. McN«ice* the art inn Municipal President, that
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    26 16 L.AXE SUCCESS. Sat. The United NatiOM Economic and Social Council voted yes...■;titiy to hold itd next .ses.sion beK»nn;ng July ?> m Gci iK'va U.P.
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    INDIA'S AIR RACE
    26 16 teen eUtrtei liavc been received Ly the Director General of Civil Aviation for the Air Race and rally beginning here on Feb. 23
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    4-YR-CLD CHEWS BONES WITH FALSE TEETH
    67 16 SYDNEY, Sat. Dentists at the Sydney Dental Hospital nave fit Led a four-yeai-old boy with false teeth. At the end of a week he said he cculd chew bones, meat, apples and biscuits better than he could with his natural teeth. His own tfeth
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    'GENERAL GOMEZ'
    36 16 UKKuiiS. Sat.-— Wilnelm Kaiser Zisher, Moscow-trained Communist, better known as "Geneial Gomez" of the Spanish civil war fame, was j named yesterday as Minister I of State fur Secuiitv foi East Get ■many. U.P.
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    63 16 Tories' Odds Now 6 5 LONDON, Sat. A leading British bookmaker revealed that a flood of Last minute bets droV<* the odds against a Conservative victory from 5-4, a position it held for the pa»t two weeks, to G-5. Thi* meaVis that if you bet £fl on the Conservatives, you
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    270 16 LONDON. S»t.- r^l'owimr are todays >■>. i er rc-sulis:--BMOI ISH I K.W.I I FIRM 1)1 vl -111. Ar.»enal 1, Den A.. Villa J. buudi kifleM l i.'iKuii 1, Bit i., :li..rii OL Humley 1, cl.. >.i 2. tiamun L\ t. Pulharn 1. Bijckjm.. Liverpool 2. Bromwict) 1.
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    123 16 PARIS. Sat. -Gen. Gcor•?es Marie Rivers, former Chiet ot Staff, ioday alI jed that during a visit to Indo-China he discovered that Chinese and Indians m Vi< tnam were buying American and Hone Long dollars with French francs and s^lUns them at high prices to Vietminh
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