Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 9 July 1950

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    Masthead
    38 1 BY TUB I PEOPLE $mn T«fc Tribune" VpOPB SUNDAY TRIBUNE MALAYA'S NATICNAJL NEWSTAPSR Phone 5111(3 Nine Linn Pvbh&hed simidtanfiouAly at Singapore, Kmilq Lumpur, !pch an 4 Penan j SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JtJLY 9, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    SPENDER HITS AT SEAMFN
    56 1 MELBOURNE. Sat. Avu--tralian s External \ffairs Minister, Mr. Perc>' Spender, said today that the AustraM.-ai Seamen's Unions ban en shjpP'np war materials to Korea wa.«= a -rubversivr, direct challenge". It wouic be placed before the Federal AttorneyGeneral, who wuuid decide whether came within th< .-cope of
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 MAMAH i v. Safe*— l »c Indonetian government mh> rr ported massing troops ami r*a\al rraft iod.i\ t«,r :n: all-out amphibious attack on r» hollious •nlx>iiia island.— A.P.
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    SIXTY RED TANKS MOVING SOUTH AS YANKS LOSE KEY RAIL CITY
    971 1 SIXTY RED TANKS MOVING SOUTH AS YANKS LOSE KEY RAIL CITY GREEN TROOPS QUAIL, THEN STRIKE BACK Q^ommunist tanks and infantry engulfed the key rail ity of Chosan yesterday, and last night sixty tanks and more than 1,000 enemy infantry were moving south towards Taejon, South Korea's provisional capital, only
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    US EUROPE FLIGHTS CUT
    65 1 W IGTON. Today.— rh< t s .Mr Pore Id jw«- mP.lury transport (lights to EMrooe have b en cv! bi ft 1 i-^** t! percent Uv dwnand for the airlift to the Ftar Bast However, officials said, tne reduction li ;> laj/ ,n»v a Kfcort time
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    Trumpets Ring Out For First Of The Many
    848 1 Tribune Staff Reporter VINE months ago, amidst all the pomp and ceremony with which centuries of learning and tradition can invest a seat of learning, Malaya's own University vas launched into the world. Yesterday, m that same Oie Tiong Ham Hall m
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    ANOTHER FIVE IN SUGAR "BAG"
    65 1 F'iv. more sugar hoarders arrested yesterday, aakfng a total of 1?. arrests tor the week. Two of thr m< n wen cv uined In \lu- city area, tnret In Nee Soon. They will appr;?r m court tomorrow. On Friday eleven •>m c»i thirteen men charged
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    SYNTHETIC UP 20,000 TONS
    59 1 America's output of synbhetlc rubber is to be stepped up to between 60 poo and 75. 000 tona a. month from the present rare ot 40 000 tons, inclusive of imports from Canada. Private cables received m Singapore said this yesterday, following a Reuter report that
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    Monteiro And Son
    45 1 Yesterday was a bigr day for Monteiro and Son. Father, Professor E. S. Monteiro. Esquire Bedell, bearing the silver mace of the University of Malaya, led Chancellor V v bonalri to the Convoca v y. .^ou v.. ..wd was the Chancellor's Page
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    VOLUNTEER
    26 1 BOGOTA. Sat. A reliable military source said today that Colombia is considering sending an expeditionary force to fight with United Nations forces m Korea. A.P.
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    TIN CLIMBING
    50 1 The price of tin has rlMfl to t'6l9-15 a ton m London. and *318-50 a ptcul m Singapore. TWi is a rise of £14-15 on the ton, and $123-8 on the picul m the past seven days. The rise In the past fortnight is £25-5 on the tou.
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    PURPLE HEART NO. 1
    46 1 i«^<ivio, Sac. Tne ftllt Purple Heart of the Korean war was pinned on the hospital tunic of twenty-two-year-old Sergeant Leroy Deana, of Alice, Texas, who was wounded on June 28 when a Han River bridge was blown up south of Seoui.- A.P.
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    Film Censor May Get MORE Power
    322 1 Film Censor May Get MORE Power Tribune Staff Reporter yilE Government is considering a new directive giving wider powers to Mr. Jack Evans, Malayan Film Censor, who has had six of his bans quashed by the Federation and Singapore Appeal Boards m the past two months. The incrrB.Bed powers derive
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    AUSSIE AIR ACE MISSING
    74 1 KURE, JAPAN, Sat. .Squadron Leader Graham Strout, who led the First Am. .ralian Squadron's first n m the Korean catniiitjn haa been posted mining Squadron Leader Strout was 'eadfng «ight of four aircraft o^ a aortic over North Korean -held terrltoft when .iie neavy flak pierced
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    CONFIDENT
    28 1 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ~>-'<t. Canadian Premier '-ouis St. Laurent said here he was poniident the United .at ions intervention In the Ap i'm »"^r would oreserv*- Reuter poacr
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    MORE MEAT FOR SINGAPORE
    152 2 Tribune Staff Ke(>orter SINGAPORE Government has been allocated an additional 1,700 tons of meat for this year by the British Ministry of Food, making a total of about 6,700 tons for 1950. Of this 700 tons were allotted some time ago especially for the needs of
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    Ipoh Girls Heard Of Winnie
    73 2 Ipoh Girls Heard Of Winnie IHOH. Sat. IpoiVs time •iir'is' schools the Convent of the Holy Infant. Jesus. the Anglo-ChUiese Girls' Rchool and th« P^rak ChJi new Girls' School havu warned thy i r students ii'^aiiijt strangers. This step I was taken by the school authorities following the recent murder
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    SYRIA BACKS UN
    27 2 DAMASCT'S. Today.— Syri: has officially notified the the I'nited Nation? that «li« will adhere to all United Nations resolutions denounc- inj; any aggression.- Reuter
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    Booty(ful)
    30 2 X isma Booty. Singapore's favourite Malay screen actress, who will take part m the ilari-Raya celebrations to be held at the Happy World from July 16 to July ?0.
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    FIRE BUGS HAVE BEEN TAUGHT A LESSON
    202 2 NO BRAVE RED LIKES BEING SHOT, CID CHIEF Tribune Staff Reporter PARLY yesterday morning, Singapore Police scored their first success against firebugs, of the Malayan Communist Party. They shot a tl«jr«arold Hainese, as three men attempted to burn a Police hut at the
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    CLERKS ELECT NEW OFFICIALS
    106 2 CLERKS ELECT NEW OFFICIALS Vt tht 1" lUfth .Mi;,, ia 1 meeting < t the Blnjrspoi Clerical an.i Administrative Workers' Union held at the iTnion's preniis* at Rangoon Road yesterday the following were elected ottice r>earer> for the coming year: Mr. Lirrl Yew Hock. President; Mr. Seah Pens Chuan and
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    PAKISTAN NEWS
    29 2 Foi the fit st tiim' hi Pakistan ruwstcol will shown at thr Diamo^.. thcatio Tlic i col shows th< irlalt <>i the Shah of lian lo Pakistan.
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    Malay Students Visit U.K. Shoe Factory
    137 2 JJJALAYAN students on Thursday visited the Cooperate Wholesale Society's shoe factory m the east end of London-— one? of ten factories run by the Co-operative movement to supply shoes to the retail co-operative shoi»*?irou£bout the United Kingdom Two students from Ma lav:. Mi. M.
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    'TELL US' APPEAL
    79 2 Malacca. Sat.— An appeal irmi made today to Malacca residents to como forward with any information they may haw regarding bandit movements, or any other thing they may be suspici- i ous of. They were told that ihey rould give such ailorma ion by letter. All they
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    SATURDAY WEDDING
    35 2 MR. and Mrs. I [h,i Ha i <>ld (Juartermanu who Wtn rnnrniu <<> tfu Pre»bytertaN chinch yesterday tnonsmg. Tin bruit was J'imii MeViUey of Sydney, The bridegroatk igfctth ti,< 'I'th.ccfi btmnck af Bvmti Vo.
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    PINES TO EARN $17 MILLION FOR MALA YA
    221 2 PINES TO EARN $17 MILLION FOR MALA YA Tribune Staff Reporter. piXEAPPJLES are expected to earn for Malaya this year $17 million an if all goes well $25 million m 1951. That is if the current market price do not slip. It is estimated the Malaya will export 775,000 cases
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    Few Know THIS Taxi
    152 2 SINGAPORE'S only LondotiO type taxi. luxuiious black vehicle, often mis.-cs ifare' hcramf th<- Wngaporeana don't know it iS taxi. The London-type taxicah looks quite unlike :iny othei taxi m Sin^apon-. and it Rlfl take a fow weeks foi people to get used to it. The taxi's
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    25 2 The Third Singapore Company of the Girls* LW.» Brigade doing o*ie of the exercises at the Annual Physical Train ing Competition held at the V.M.C.A.
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    BANDITS MURDER LABOURER
    73 2 BANDITS MURDER LABOURER Tribune P4»ff Bc^trta A party oi bandits mura dorfd a Chinese labourer and burnt down ".v-) kongsis on a Johorr rstatewi Friday night Tli<» same afternooß four auxiliary policemen, m to other part of Johore were using a boat on a river when they were challenged by
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    HOUSE BREAKER GAOLED FOR 18 MONTHS
    66 2 HOUSE BREAKER GAOLED FOR 18 MONTHS Nineteen-year-old, .\t;m bin Awang was yesterday ut ncai to 18 months" rigorous imprisonment, to ]>>■ foilowi ii by two yews' Police -up'.rv.-ion. m Pint Di.^ttiel Court. Ho had pleaded guilty to two charge if houscbreakin-, and t» .ling $250 m cash, and (15.60 worth
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      101 2 OH* TWO WAY SERVICE IN LUXURIOUS SKYMASTERS REGULAR SERVICES SINGAPORE SINGAPORE TO COLOD B 0 with i 'onni < I ioiiH (o DARWIN Karachi. Cairo. WHnnin ROME. LONDON SYDNEY DEPARTURE SINGAPORE «> A.M. EVERY TUMMY AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY LTD. 5. PRINCE STREET SINGAPORE TEL. 24u*> OR ALL TRAVEL AGENCIES
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      12 2 WANTED: SOPRANOS Soprano.-; are needed m the choir of St. Andrew's Cathedra!
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      141 2 VEHICLES FOR SALE Latest 1950 Rover 16 H.' P Saloon 4.000 Miles carefully run in. Principals only. Phon"»' Tan 5338. NOTICK ITHE MOTOR VEHICLES (COMMERCIAL USE) REGULATIONS. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO AUTHORISE THE I'SE OF A HACKNEY CARRIAGE. I. Lim Bee of NY. 12J-C. Kranji Road. Singapore,
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      261 2 BLUE NETWORK ».r,, ,,i,;,5, f r v.,; v fi<>n w^jrgyj umTamm inim mw ;j rttiit lA i'iiiu IMUIII.V »riu\ H-- >i|,iii 1 1 1. i m .iimn*: r:.1.» llinrfiist.ini 1 ilm Hits; I :u •i mi i-r IV Z <i.:;o hihlrrns ITtiKrimnir; ro> N>wn; 12.4t KworiCi M«n4t; IX.4S rV- .iii'
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    Insure-Fqr-Health Scheme Held Up
    144 3 ur Tribune Staff Reporter. ffHL Proposed Social Insurance Scheme for Municipal employees has been held up. Tho Commis- Meanwhile, tho OokwdiiSionera wil! continue the present system of fret- medical attention. ider the insurance nlaii employees will contribute to a fund from which all medical cxpensen for
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    Mr. Lee Gets A Dollar
    112 3 TW>) Sundays ago, the Sunday Trtbuno printed thr story of a one-lcsged beggar. Lee Tht-n Sen^. who is trying to save enough from his daily 'taklnj; I 1 lo buy ft wooden leg. Yesterday, we received a letter from ;i man m the Land Office
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    BISHOP MAY TOUR
    22 3 BISHOP MA Y TOUR The Bishop of Sinpaponhopes to \isit Medati. .IhkartH. and nc Chrlstauu am: Coco- Islands m uu> n>ai niturr.
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    Ex-Planter At The G-G's Office Gate....
    181 3 Ex-Planter At The G-G's Office Gate.... DOI T R tierce Ala t an do^s ami an <>\-p':int«r who sp^nt 35 years ori plantations, arc the nucleus «'t th«- Muallj lorcv »t Phoenix Park, the T.m :lin Road BfPkca of the Commissioner (ieneral, .Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. The ex- planter is
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    JOHORE DRAWS SINGAPOREANS
    223 3 -FOR A QUIET WEEKEND Tribune Staff Be wrier JOHORE BAHRU is fast becoming a favourite holiday and week-end rendezvous for thousands of tired Singaporeans. The flow of traffic on the Causeway over weekends is five times the normal volume ex- penenced on week days. Centres 01 attracticr/ar.*
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    Mr. Wilcox Arrives Worried
    111 3 MR. John Wilcox. cameranan for Caiol Reed's latett film "An Outcast of the i>i?mi<i^" arrived yesterday fiftcmcon at Kallang Airport i ve?y wot fled man. The reason': Etia equipment has followed hint out by Oil from London m several pK... and i:i fre'gnter. His dUßdlltV DOW
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    MR. BARBER
    72 3 Mr. O. 11. Ooodiad Barber. Assistant Ex» Rtittve Controller o! the Import arid F» pon Department, who received a Vclluin of Thanks from the King, who i.s the Grand Prior ot 'ho Venerable Ora<r o r the Hotpltal <i St. John of Jerusalem, m recognition of conspicuous vices
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    DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS?
    158 3 NO, you're tmnin. This (p(( r lookilt'l i s/l<»/»( uhjf i t tfo<it*»-i the w •> off K/J JrHtf '5 HOI OSpsISWSi ton<rkang, or a submarine, or a torpedo. Yesterday tht Officer m Charyc of Bunts, Clifford Pier, ASP. Mr. K. WmtW** explained what
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    ITS A HARD LIFE FOR THESE GIRLS
    368 3 LODGINGS TAKE UP MOST OF THEIR PAY JJINDREDS or working girls m Singapore today are handing over their pay packets to boarding house managers who arc cashing m on their pathetic attempts to keep up appearances. These girls are forced to live m
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    Ma's; Sewing Machine
    97 3 THAT'S rtjfht. If 1H icwmrj machine covet. Lut it.. .1. A. Joseph of Mackenzie. I'flil U'H if a "tabiil" 'Indian Drunti. Hi i>lnii<tl it yesterday's 'Talentime' 1,..,,. ?>,(>>'<<(>*' <i )>u *">'. P Nnulu, S. R. 8. S'mdu and Mr. Joseph arc ah nily H»coevred l^ tit'irs ugo
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    How She Lives....
    184 3 How She Lives.... this is h<nr the »te*uff i a i> her i■< flht wtmrte the (/"</ off tuth a amp of coffee. For lunch shf <tn pO hotm- os sfn t/< 7v i ninftfi-vihnttv btttik. That t is out <>f the question mt she v »l«/s* th> ntfii f
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    READING CIRCLE BUYS LAND
    71 3 READING CIRCLE BUYS LAND THE Johorc Bahru Chinese r :<ac.infi Circle iian brought a piece of land at Jalan Sultan Ihiuhim. where they propos. building a clubhouse. The lam] belonged t<> Foon Vow Chinese School and was Sought by the Circl s Building; Fund Committee ior $5,662.80. A sketch plan
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      123 3 REMINGTON SHOTGUN Model 31 LA 49F^ Repsating Shotgun (^Sfl (Jf't'l'vihh Imm HO HOCK ANH CO.. LTD. 261 '2«r>. BMdi Road, Btagapm Tel. 2552. Tclograni: HOKAN COA('K". WIT« T«C WORLD-FAMOUS {arlslerq Reprints of local photographs appearing m the Malaya Tribune and the Sunday Tribune can bt. obtained from the lAalaya Tribune
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    SARDON ON RADIO
    34 4 Che Sardon bin Haji Jubir will m pair tonight about the necessity to re&istei as voters tor the Legislative Council and Municipal Elections after .Le s.-vf-n o'clock bulletin ov^r Radio Milava.
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    BOYS' POLICE UNIT FORMED
    411 4 COLONY MOVE TO TURN OUT GOOD POLICEMEN' Tribune &tdft Reporter. THIRTY boys sons of policemen and retired police pensioners, whose ages range from 12 to 14 years will learn how to become future officers of the law from September 1. They will belong to the Singapore
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    S'PORE NEEDS STENOGRAPHERS
    230 4 FIRMS FORCED TO IMPORT THEM Tribune Staff Rem>rter. SINGAPORE business firms are crying out 13 for stenographers, and they can't get them. Thjs is because few people realise the importance of this type of work, said Mr. G. W. Davis, Singapore's Acting Commissioner for Labour, yesterday. Ihe
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    BELL FALLS ON BELL-RINGER
    45 4 Mohamed, a bell-ringer oi Monks Hill School, received a deep on his head the bell which he was ringing fell on him after the rope attached to it He was removed to hospital m an ambulance. His condition is not serious.
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    APPEAL COURT SITS THURSDAY
    61 4 There will be a si' ting of the Court of Criminal Appeal on Thursday uext when several appeals irom tru Ass::;'- Court will be dealt with. The Chief Justije. Sii Charles Murray Ayntley will preside and the Othci .wo Judges who v>hl lorm the- cojrt aro
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    P.C.'s With Puckered Brows Hard To Find
    262 4 P.C.'s With Puckered Brows Hard To Find JUST like U3 ly else the Singapore Matamata has his share of troubles. But it Is pretty hard to find a Police Constable m the Colony tor*ay with a puckered brow. For his troubles are eventually ironed out by the Welfare Department of
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    LIFE IS 'SUSAH' FOR MAT
    105 4 LIFE IS 'SUSAH' FOR MAT IPOH'S professional driven have a grouse. For *vf r is finding it pretty difficult to keep hia job behind the wheel Reason: There are more women driven m lpoh today, and the Tuans are getting their wives or daughters to urive tnem to the oilh-<>
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    FILIPINO CHARGED
    66 4 A FILIPINO Peter Marat Ismail, 40, claimed trial m vie Fourm ronce Couri yesteraa/ io a c.iarge of cheating tne Mercantile BiiiiK oi lnaiu Ltd., oi $8,000. *s.nail was alleged to have lalsely representeu tiiai William Jnc.-j <v co., xiau applied to remit the sum uy telegraphic transfer
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    SQUATTERS AND THEIR SHACKS ARE A PROBLEM TO CITY FATHERS
    216 4 JjINGAPORE squatter?, living m unauthorised shacks m Municipal areasare being eyed by Municipal Commissioners with some concern. They feel that the Municipality should look for suitable sites to resettled these people. However, there is a snag. And ihat is funds.
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    THIS LONDON...
    2438 5  -  Jimmy Glover From LONDON Mat Art lar as 1 1 aw been able to gather, your net m ly retired Bins ipore Colonial Secretary, Sir Patrick A. B. McKcrron. -aye only one PreM Interview on nil arrival m England, and that w;'s to the London repre itlve of
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      261 5 a £1 em^ Mm m CfwiJiiw EU j FARES THAT MAKE AIR TRAVEL THE I ECONOMICAL WAY TO GET THERE/ TO HONG KONG $321* TO BANGKOK $16f, (FOP TNFOP\T\TTON BOOKINGS: AUftTKAUAN NATIONAL VIRWAYS PTi., LTD. ft, prince St., Singapore. Tel. :4.v». RHEUMATISM e^^f ijT«V. I 41/ LINIMENT '■■■3?* Pain of
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      270 5 there can be no improvement to a Plays R's N? 3 \?y.pc< g r^ Cm Ua iit y l Only Parker Qu/nk has magic Solv-X!, "No ordinary ink can match the value of Quink it's different from any, other ink Souv-x m Quink cleans your pen as it wtucs. Keeps
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2476 6  -  Vera A rdmore By CARAVANS are n.»t allowed m Singapore, olh«T\vis»- liernard harliH llorsntMl, nlloinber Command glider lowing pilot, now flying :it Seletar w ith 209 Suadron would be I ving m one. So would his wife Daphne, six-year-old Pat and sevrn-year-old Carol. Caravtuu* came into their live*
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      247 6 protection against coughs, colds, sore throats BM ■^^^^^^r m I fit*. Bw^^^^^. inar^ t Ma I 1 at. A. _^_^MMMB I pH 111 VV«^mbbbb^bbhbwl m Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and
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      158 6 Bare EssentialKur roniK.ncing and d;inei'«K evening gown with a douWbustle. One of our new. allur Ing fashion f->r (h«« tropk". HOLLYWOOD Ladies' Dress House f~^~yM<xLOW W^R or &1 j£% I mm 'viiereveryouare/ says ELSIE the BORDEN cow I i RUM uniformity is one of the most f.ini-'us i li.ir.n tcristic*
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    OVER THE TEACUPS
    162 7 IT is told THAT HILARY EDWARDS has been escort e<i round London Town by a number of the Royal Family: nanv-iy Gerald Lascelles. who according to Hilary "plays the piano divinely.' THAT Senior Service Officers' cars are to be seen driving Along to Consular or service events
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    1315 7 I YE said it be lore and Hfcaj 1 it aKuin. that we should iiil us- fans more oftt*n delicate, dainty delightful funs made to match our dresses. Apart From the appearance, a fan docs h< lv one to keep cool. Look how uevastating Mrs Coronna Maunders i
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    SILHOUETTE No.22
    505 7 IWARL9B 1. nm' >i t Edit 'trrl:. tin iik/i/i'l. outspoken manayr of the Il'itufkonff Shanifh-ii Hank, who B*iys h< tries to b« kmd fn his thoitf/ht* «M urtll as h: hit rl''fix. -|/v/.s born of rurrm < tabb mnrentm Hi Wickiotc, Jn.l'ind, In i<>n the near Further than
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      297 7 THE MODERN Polish POLISHING nßtL^^iJiSs^ *<|rf it's Economical too! DURAGLIT silver and chromium polish is obtainable at all leading stores. Factory Representatives: T. V. MIT CHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR PENANG. SOME OF THE ITEMS IN THE SPECIAL PROGRAMME TONIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. AT RAFFLES HOTEL "MYSELF WHEN YOUNG
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950. THE OTHER TWO THIRDS
    578 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950. THE OTHER TWO THIRDS LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, I+3, Fleet Street, London, E.C. J. TAKE out a map of the world and let your eye rove over Africa, the Middle East, the great sub-continent of India and Pakistan, and
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    THE TANTRUMS OF TOSCANINI
    1137 8  -  DAVID CLAYTON What is genius, that precious flame at which all mankind can warm its hands? It belongs to no country. It ca n spring up m a humble home as easily as m a mansion To- day this page presents you with the stories, one
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    The Two Great Loves Of D. H. Lawrence
    1157 8  -  DONALD MOORE B, PEW more tragic persona- litiea can ever have travelled the English literary scene than D. H. Lawrence. Few writers can have built up for themselves, m the course of a lifetime, so much controversy, so much acrimonious argument, so
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    A MOUSE BECOMES A MAN
    413 8  -  HAL BOYLE By TIPS by the poor man's philosopher to a young bridgegroom Well, my boy, if you hope for a quick success m marriage today you're going to have to make a sharp break with the past. Don't try to be the ktng m
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    Our Dearest Emma
    3547 9  -  Lozania Prole A New Exciting Serial By •The Beginning Of The Story* This is the story of Emma Hart, the daughter of a village blacksmith, who became famous as Lady Hamilton and the mistress of Nelson. At a young age she realises her capacity to attract men.
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      472 10 HAVF FUN WITH THE P,y CONSTANCE SHARPE discipline: learn to tak* it. >,tli' rwise you will find ffOUrJAN. 21 FEI'.. liv sf troubli. And don't Check ami information yi\ n nuf a qain*i „,-».<• method*: turn: the chances an that is i series of changes and someone wiU unknowingly advances
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    STUDIO GOSSIP
    255 11 STUDIO GOSSIP Bollywood's Ri Dryer allMil In up film i- for scriptural read::. o pro gramnv ur Television Chun:. H- tarted the series i with Colleen gave up film career m ord« ht-r religion w word pots aroui houldn't be at an<l heat 8p guest read" "Youi T< levtpion Churcli
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    He Hates Spiders
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    THE PRICE OF FAME
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    HEDY(LY) BEAUTIFUL.
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    Sebastian's Arrival Will Please Sompong
    1070 12 Sebastian's Arrival Will Please Sompong I THIS 1 OHM It B.> U THE entry of new promoters into the field of professional boxing m the Colony is a healthy sign for the Ram.', and all lovers of ilstleufTs. I am sure, will giv* a welcome hand to W:iliy Onk^s and
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    IT'S BIG NAMES THEY'RE AFTER
    401 12  -  LEFT JAB By SINGAPORE fight fans want big names. There M no doubt about this, for the poor crowd at the Happy World Stadium on Friday night proved it. Barring Singapore's welterweight champion, Nai Sompong, there isn't a local fighter who is capable of drawing
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    FOOTBALL'S GREAT RIVAL?
    396 12  -  RANJIT SINGH THIS IS BIG TIME SPO RT IN SPORE TOD AY BASKETBALL By BASKETBALL ll l Ji£ time sport m Singapore today. It rates i >urably with soccer. iudsin", by tin crowds it attnu ts. More than 112.000 basket ball fans have paid more than $100,000
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    PENG SOON IS THE FAVOURITE -BUT NOT A 'CERT'
    658 13 By Our Kadmiiuoii Corn.>pond":«t DESPITE his surprise defeat at the hands of O<.i Teck Hock m the recent exhibition gam< at thf Happy World Stadium Wong Peng Soon is still favoured U retain his Ma •av«n Malayan Badminton Cham pionships to
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    Rugby Union Beat Taranaki
    131 14 Rugby Union Beat Taranaki NEW PLYMOUTH. Nrw Zealand. Sal. Tin- i;ritish Isle Rugby Union touring team beat Taranaki by 25 points to throe here today after a fast open matph. In fine weather on a heavy ground, a crowd of over 20.000 saw one o[ the roughest games m which
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    MALACCA HIGH SCHOOL LOSE TO S.F.I.
    155 14 MALACCA HIGH SCHOOL LOSE TO S.F.I. MALACCA. Sat.— A goal seoied ten minutes befoic the end by Foo Suan Tong enabled St. Francis Institution to beat the Malacca High School one ni' yesterday m an interschool fbfture played at Banda Hilir Paik. Th«- panic was watched by a large crowd.
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    YMCA TENNIS TOURNEY: TIES
    211 14 Followim; are '.he for VMCA Tr-nni." Tuurnantcut Tis for T'i»s. Jay. July 11: Cla.«.- "A" HandK-ap Bltikkfl A. N;nrn- vs. D. A. Weatbervon V. F. Wee -3ftl vh. '«t. F V. Xl -I." .1; M. K. 90.3 r«. L. C. (loh -15 15. N"i<vir*-s O|>«n Sim?l«
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    SPORTS MEET: FIVE CLUBS COMPETE
    355 14 THE first day of a two-day meet of the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation, was completed at the Jalan Besar Stadium, yesterday. Five leading Chinese Athletic Clubs. The Chinese Sports Association. Amateur Association. Swift Athletics. Chinese High School. Old Boys, and To* 13 Kong Athletic
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    185 14 The VMrA ».*ji; B^lUeti ICilitai Hospital ir'th Ih mm of LV,I runs u> ti run.- m a ndly lmiih >i\ th- p;l< uier P p.--y. rdaj The worini; V.MCA Ciittk' 1 run out »»7 Pel nandu i> < I irer If I-"' id-: lin otlf I
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    719 14  - IT'S HARD TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL Malcolm Usher 'Spore Men Did Wise To Stay' Sins MANCHESTKK IMTED\S Charlie Mitten has signed for S:»nte Fe F.C., of Bogota. Colombia. The contract guarantees him £5,000 :t year. \Vilh bonuses BJsd coaching IVes, Mitten figure* he will make. Ml told,
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    GOLF-HERE'S HOW
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      137 14 REGISTER VOTER CLOSING DATE 15th JULY, 1950 SENNETT REALTY CO., LTD. Managing Director C. W. A. Sennett. Manager A. C. T. Kwong. Valuers, Appraisers, Estate Agents, Commission Agents, Insurance Agents, etc. Office: I, River Valley Road, Ist Floor, Singapore. Telephone: 555&6. ©urihß nnd after an Mm n Urn rich yl
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    1150 15  -  ALBERT SPENCER CANTERS HOME 5 LENGTHS AHEAD «>■ BIG SWEEP RESULTS TOTAL POOL: $400,110 1st Prize: No. *****3 $125,036 2nd Prize: No. *****6 62,518 3rd Prize: No. *****8 31,259 .STARTERS ($4,465 each): Nos. *****2. ■*****58, *****8, *****2, *****4, *****3, *****4. CONSOLATIONS ($1,000 each)- Nos
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    139 15 VU.s I V Lnd'.'.; Sin jajx>r< Recruit: m Club annual ■thlrti Padang ivhm h< won fiv< events deluding tiw iUgli Jumo w\ tl l 2° yards high ir»rdl<^ »1 Ha^rrd 20 points. VaItHTK nacl not ben m tralnlnr, tt>r tfi. l. tjays. tin* sdaj ho had muscle
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    95 16 RED LETT ER DAY Ine tfro^ession of student representatives. m« i mb ft r> n' th» it* "t <<♦ n the Council and the Senate the Deans of the Faculties, the University Officers and tne Honorary tiraduantj. i.rms ua o.its»dr the Oie lion. ..a... Hehind them tin- Virr-C hr-mollor Dr.
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    128 16 LONDON, Sit. THE National press took a more optimistic virw of the Korean fighting. "There are several encouraging factors," said the- Conservative Daily Graphic. "Apart from a few wordy blasts from the Kremlin which wore to by? expected, vrugglr has nor gpref d. Th» Western pow.rs ha-vv
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