Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1949

Microfilm: NL3769
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    59 1 Sunday Tribune BY THE PEOPLE THE 3ft LARGER SALES THAN ANY AFTERNOON PAPER IN MALAYA Phone 5811/3 Nine Lino Published fimuitaneomly at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 21, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPREi ATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Of} s Fleet
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    GOVERNOR'S PLANE DOWN IN THE SEA
    693 1 SPILLS, THRILLS AND RAIN FOR AIR DAY Tv/d D^ mOrS P ersonal P ,ane > twin-engined Gemini piloted by Mr. Arthur Newark, acting Directcr of Civil Aviation, crashed into the sea at Kallang as 10,000 people watched the second Singapore Air Day yesterday. This
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    Road Race Stars Brought Them Back To Earth
    227 1 Sunday Tribune Reporter CYBS that had been turned skywards all afternoon came down to earth again when speed enthusiasts from the Singapore Motor Club rounded off Air Day by racing down Kallang's main runway. women screamed when four of the cars tooK
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    GROUNDED
    28 1 Only non-flying casualty at Kallang was an eight-year old Maiay girl who fell and cut her forehead. She was treated by boys of St. John's Ambulance Brigade.
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    PILOT X-RAYED
    31 1 Mr. L. <*. Dusting, pilot of the Singapore Flying Club Tiger Moth which crashed at Kailang on Friday, was X-rayed yesterday. It is thought he may have fractured bis seine.
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    Princess Margaret 19 Today
    18 1 Princesa Margaret celebrates her nineteenth birthday to-day. problem Year for RoVa! Problem Child—Page 9.
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    UP Cost Of Living DOWN Straits Dollar
    177 1 LIVING in Malaya is going to be dearer than ever, i When the banks opened yes- terday the Straits dollar was j down for the third time this month against Sterling and the gold dollar, j This means Malaya will j now pay
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    PRIVATE X
    54 1 A.P. LONDON. Sat.—Field Mar- I shal Sir William Slim, Chief J of the Imperial General Staff, j thinks there is something I wrong with Briti3h education. 1 "Otherwise," he told army cadets, "we should not be getting 2,000 chaps in the j Army a year who oan't sign
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    BRITAIN WARNED 'POLIO WAVE IN AUTUMN'
    83 1 A.P. LONDON, Sat—The British Medical Journal warns doctors to be prepared for a major epidemic of infantile paralysis in the autumn. The disease has broken out already In several localities. Four patients had died of it up to August 4 in Southampton and 13
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    FOR BETTER RUBBER
    59 1 IThe Secretary of State for 1 the Colonies has approved a I free grant of £121.T06 to the I Federation of Malaya from 1 j the Colonial Development and Welfare Funds. The money 1 I will go towards a scheme for improved rubber planting j materials for
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    Police Seek Red Press In S'pore
    164 1 Sunday Tribune Reporter JJINGAPORE police are trying to trace the source of well-printed Communist pamphlets which are circulating in the Colony. The pamphlets, in Chinese on good quality paper, are of a much higher standard than could be produced by amateurs oners tins: a
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    RED RADIO SEIZED
    42 1 Reuter. j BANGKOK, Sat. Police < have seized a second illegal radio station, believed to be part of a Communist network linking South East Asia with China. The station was being operated by a Chinese woman. Communist documents were seized.---Reuter.
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    CEASE-FIRE: "NO HELP"
    121 1 AP BATAVIA. Sat. The Dutch and the U.N. Commission for Indonesia have failed to aid the Republican Army to restore communications necessary to enforce the 10-day-old ceasefire agreement. That accusation was made today by the Rar/üblicen dele- gation to the U.N. Commission. The delegation said in a
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    No Mutton Shortage This Month
    82 1 A month long shortage of fresh mutton in Singapore i ended thfc flflcjfcfend fo M owing two Australian food ships, tho Charon and the Maet- suycker. j A black boom at the fish I stalls had a quick snub, fl when housewifes queued up I
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    SUPER FORTS KEEP THEIR EYES IN
    67 1 Reuter. I T»KVO. Sat. General MacAimjr. today announced the tilde of a .series of a;r defence timning exercises next week i ;hJbi'.gnout the l T nitcd States At tyrce < aid in Uie Far exercises- will take a ViJtd ol 4» hours between -Jliaday
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    NEXT ON LIST
    24 1 A.P. MOSCOW, Sat.—Quotation from a Tass message from Delhi: "The persecution of Communist? and other democrats is intensifying in India." -A.P.
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    232 BANDITS KILLED, 90 CAPTURED
    431 2  -  Security Forces In Johore Set Record By HARRY FANG TWO hundred and thirty-two bandits were dead by security forces and ninety wer captured in Johore since the Emergency began un AUg lf addition, security forces arr ested 4,845 bandit suspects, agents and spies, and captured
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    A. C. S. U. FETES MISSION
    134 2 rE Executive Council of the Singapore Army Civjl Service Union yesterday gave a "get together cam farewell" tea party at the Cathay Restaurant in honour of members of the U.K. Civil Labour Committee, due to eturn lo England to-morrow ifter a thiee-week fact-find-ing mission
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    Yesterday's Bride
    68 2 Mi*« Monica Cecum Davia and Mr. manes Jl married yesterday at St. Andrew* Cathedral. IS* n l fSh S md Sons Ltd. The bride waa 2SJd to netf ™t in a charmingly stimu?7TVV*hiWd deep iront, filled in with a cVmure tiny lated old HW^%^ e, y V o
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    Govt. Asked To Waive Seizure Of 'Tobacco' Car
    304 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter THE Singapore' Association is continuing its fight with Government over the taxi-cab that was seised under the Tobacco Duties Ordinance. They have been in cornniunication with the Colonial Secretary and the Secretary for Economic Affairs since January. They
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    ROTARY MEETING
    26 2 MALACCA, Sat—The next tea meeting of th-3 Malacca Rotary Cluo, open to ladies and guests, wiU be held at the Rest House on Wednesday.
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    BAND CONCERT
    27 2 The tUiigapCtO Police- liand. undei the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch, will piay in tfci Botanical Garden today for one hour from 5.30 p.m.
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    Police Probe Triple Deaths
    160 2 From Our Own Correspondent MALACCA. Saturday. DOLJCE are investigating a triple tragedy which occurred here yesterday afternoon. Mr. Ho Kirn Toon and Mrs. Tan Kirn Cheng, chc wife of Dr. Tan Kirn Cheng, were ound dead with gunshot wounds in a bungalow at Gaiah Cerang Road
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      482 2 On The Air Today BLUE NETWORK S&~^fo**™?SA Rocorded music: 12« Closing ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Anact. with St*. Tune; 12.45 9.0*3 a.m. Programme Sum- Close Down, mary; 9.02 Morning nmsio; 9.30 5.00 p.m. Time Signal, Opening Latin America on the Air A-nut. Programme; Summar> Music played in South American with Sig. Tune;
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    THIS LONDON...
    1948 5  -  ¥i m tym Jimmy Glover LONDON Sat. IWONDER1 WONDER how many knew that Mr. J. W. "Bill" Gallan, foimer secretary of the Penang Club, who died go Doughty Street. London, last January, claimed to be of royal descent, and spent many years of his life tracing his ancestry
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    OUR CULTURE OF CENTS AND DOLLARS
    391 6 The late, vi nted Marshal Goering, summed up the Ft attitude towards culture by saying that wi e r he heard the word "culture" mentioneG instantly reached for his revolver. All the c that was worth knowing was in Hitlers Mem Kampf." Anything that
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    NIGHT CLUB EMPEROR RETURNS TO HIS THRONE
    3106 6  -  On the Dragon Throne sits the young plump-facca Emperor Bao Dai] a bewildered pawn in tlw grim politics of lndo'China. He was happier flashing through Parisian streets in racing cars, and running through bankrolls in fashionable casinos. An ambitions pro-French wife and desperate
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      73 6 «bi care ot more tkk. Just "buying glasses.' jjye comfort and visual efficiency depends primarily upon professional services of a qualified eyesight specialist. g. CHONG, OPT., D. iTmlly cupped wltfc Modern lnstmmenta. -»i MALA VAN I UALA LUMFUB Twice Daily Sing Fare $-45/Air ego 30c. IVr Kilo Vl.'Z lbs.) Managers:
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      106 6 Km are produced in Singapore in the largest and up [V I to date battery factory in South East Asia, according I* P5 tne same high standard* of manufacture whi<h h»**" go| made the name "EVEREADY" famous throughout th< if world. L§ THEY ARE SUPPLIED TO GOVERNMENT DEPART- f A
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    WHEN NATIONS NEED MONEY
    1068 7  -  Beards, Clocks, Hats And Chimneys Have All Been Taxed By Arbuthnot Maunsell N.F.L. .mpECTINIOUS governments often resorted to thods of obtaining nuc, particularly in war- example, a few years o tiie Turkish authowe.e especially anxious large sum of money. tax (.equal to PJS on all British
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    Problem Year For Problem Princess
    542 7 THE Royal problem child is growing up. Today, Princess Margaret, younger daughter of the King, reaches her 19t.i 'ohthday and the eyes of the British Commonwealth. sometimes admiring, sometimes critical, are on her For the impulsive teen-ager is now two years oft 21, the age
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    HOBBIES THAT FASCINATE
    1074 7  -  3y U.L. BROWNE N.F.L. IF Operatic stars are temperamental, scientists and learned professors ego-eccen-tric, and' poets and artists just eccentric, your collector, when he is on the track of some new specimen, may be qualified by 111 the above adjectives, plus a dash of unscrupulousness, which will
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    Second-Hand Trousers For Second Husband
    1171 8  -  By H.D. Moore N.F.L. A Chancery Judge said not long ago: "This is the dead hand with a vengeance." He had before him a will made by a well-known man in which the deceased sought to bar his sons from entering Parliament or undertaking any
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    HAVE FUN WITH THE — Stars
    604 8  - HAVE FUN WITH THE Stars By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS. JAN. 21—FEB. /S. N Don't let sudden tnthusi- "j asms run att>ay with you: proceed warily. Watch your < health and don't allow ail- I ments to get a hold before j doing anything about them. PISCES. FEB. 19—MARCH 20. Matters
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    LEO, THE LION, WILL CELEBRATE SILVER ANNIVERSARY
    1033 9  -  M-G-M's September Film Festival h\ Oswald Henry aTEXT MONTH. Metro-Gold-N wyn-Mayer celebrates 25 yfti of ieadership in the American movie industry. To mark the anniversary, the organisation is dedicating the month to screening it- pictun s in practically every theatre throughout, the world.
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    The Film Capital Laughs- At Itself, Its Stars
    577 9 The Film Capital LaughsAt Itself, Its Stars HOLLYWOOD likes to poke fun at itself and its residents, and its laughter provides a welcome relief to the many troubles that gather in its midst. Here are some of movie town's laughs Blonde Marilyn Maxwell recently accepted a new au- tomobile in
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    SPECTACLE, ADVENTURE IN 'THREE MUSKETEERS'
    389 9 'ONE FOR ALL' THE THREE MUSKETEERS," Alexandre Dumas' immortal tale of romance and adventure amid couit intrigue, has been brought to the screen with an impressive east in M-G-M's spectacular teohnicolour presentation, which comes to Singapore's Cathay on September 1. The famed tale of the
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    400 10 Ill'l'll MILLET WHAT IS WRONG WITH BEING A WORKING WIFE WHEN NECESSARY? rnHE parents of a girl are highly indignant at the attitude of the young man their daughter wants to marry. He has told her frankly that they can be married as soon as their combined income
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    SLEEP SUFFERS FROM STRAIN
    133 10 BY ALICIA ILVRT DON'T blame the heat, the humidity, or the bed-covers if you can't sleep these nights. Although these factors can contribute to sleeplessness, worries and fears that yon take to bed with you are more suspect. So lea\e those day-time problems if you want
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    Irene Of Hollywood
    374 10 Exclusive To The Sunday Tribune THIS week, Irene, the famous M.G.M designer, sends a model particularly useful for our climate. Owing to it s simnlioity, this dress is suitable for sunbathing, or. in a mora elaborate material, if*'. informal evening i**' I;** The choice of materials is
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    DEEP DISH APPLE PIE
    94 10 Deep dish apple pie is a wonderful New Engliand recipe. Sliced apples. 1 4 cups granulated sugar, juice Vk lemon. 1 teaspoon cinnamon. 'a teaspoon nutmeg, pinch salt. 1 tablespoon butter. FiM deep dish baking pan with apples. generously; quantity depends on size of pan. Add
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    HINT
    45 10 A SMALL child's footing may be made far more secure if his (or hert shoes aie sand papered, every no often. Q.ute often a thoushtfu. mother will do this when shoes arc new. but completely forgets that constant wear makes them just as slippery.
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    Match Scent With Your Flowers
    44 10 A subtle, fascinating trick is to match your perfume with flowers you are wearing. If for instance ycu are wearing a weoMing hat composed of violets. Urn violet scent. If you wear artificial flowers, sprinkle them with matching scent.
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    S'TORE HASN'T GOT A CHANCE IN DOUBLES
    477 11  -  Something Must Be Done At Once! BADMINTON NOTES < BADMINTON NOTES By OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT WHAT can be done to improve the doubles standard in Singapore? This is the much-discussed topic among badminton circles today. Singapore's weakness in this department
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    In 'Pro' Golf You Must Win If You Want To Eat
    499 11 HOW TO PLAY GOLF '< ■■>*:■■■ i \o 1« HOOKS AND SLICES— Cary Middlecoff Isn't ellgtb'e to play in the Ryder Cup matches against England at Yorkshire in the middle of September, but the new Open champ'on's grief shouldn't
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    Reeves Wins 100 Yards Free Style
    332 11 S'PORE DIST. SWIM MEET THE ladies refrained from taking part in the Singapore District Army Swimming championships held at the Gillman Barracks Pool, yesterday, and the first event of the day the 43 Yards ladies free style had to be scrapped. I CFN Recvc3
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    SENG QUEE FOR HOTSPURS
    48 11 Mr. Choo Seng Quee. veteran state soccer player has been recently elected Hon. Coach A Adviser of the Hotspurs XI. Any member wishing to avail himself of Mr. Choo's coaching is requested to be at the. Jalan Besar Stadium at 7 a.m or. Sundays.
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    INDIAN TEAMS FOR TODAY
    130 11 The following will play cricket for Indian Association in the Tournament Match against S.C.R.C. today at 11.00 a.m. on the I.A. Groimd: Lai! Singh (Captain), N. Abbasbhoy (ViceCaptain i. Yusuf Madan. M. K. Motiwalla. K. Bhupalan, Hareharan Singh. Hussain Shah. R, V. Sinsam. R. Fitharam. Tbrahim
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      129 11 A cool lunch for a hot day CRAB PRAWN TONGUE LOBSTER HAM EGCS PRAWN MAYONNAISE CHICKEN MUSHROOMS LAMB, PEAS MINT SAUCE Serve them with a crisjp green salad and tomatoes \EW SMALL SIZE TP<- Other sizes to order from the f S CATERING DEPARTMENT j COLD STORAGE DELICATESSEN DEPAR^ENT During
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    S. C. A. TOURNEY MORE OPEN THAN EVER
    174 12 Seletar to play on home ground again [AST KSffiK^-*£ L issue more 0p... that ever The CS.C gained «aiestie, 3 C rC but Changi had the wort* Today. tho C. B. C. play the R A.. F. Seletar at Selatar for the
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    FATHERS BEAT SONS BY 3 WKTS.
    243 12 FATHERS beat Sons by three wickets at cricket played on the S.C.C. padang yesterday. Batting first the Son? were all out for 75 runs, P. Wttkans being the highest scorer with 19 rutift The Fathers easily passed the total with three wickets in hand.
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    YMCA SOCCER
    71 12 The following are. invited to play for Y.M.C.Ain a soccer match apamst th* M^ P-«- n Tuesday. at the V.M.C.A. Ground at BaJesucr Road at S.K o.m JPSS Yanir: Koh HoY ifim <Si. 13* w Chwn £,etXe" Te>k Wotur. Clarke; Reserve. Tan* Tuck Wah. vwrA Other members of
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    BROMWICH AND SIDWELL IN SEMI-FINAL
    97 12 A.P. BROOKLINE. MASSACHU- SETTES, Sat. Australian Davis Cun a'-es. Jotk Bromw.« h and i Billy Sidwell, entered th« semifinals of tho U.S. doubles champittiushlps yesterday, ■•eiaatia? South African. Eric SUirgesa ,»mi Eustace Fannin. 6 2. 6-4. 2-6. *-6. Wimbledon titleholders. Miss LcujM Broueh and Mrs.
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    "I'LL WHIP LAMOTTA"
    29 12 A.P. NEW YORK. Sat.—Marcel Cerdan. arrived here yesterday and said expect to whip They fight for the middleweight title here on Sept. 28 rit Yankee Stadium.-—-..*.
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    LATEST TABLE
    74 12 The following are the Positions in the S.C.A. Tournament to date- Ist Inns. P W L DWLPti arc.H4 i l <cv II I I I I t. b! r 5 l t i 1 R.A.F. iCh.) 14 1 I I g R AF. (flcLl 13 1 I J
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    Leading Batsmen. Bowlers
    109 12 The tajhjrhM are the leadingting and Bowling Averages in the S.C.A. Tournament t«> d.:fe: iw< 1 BATTING: >Ql X1.1F14 ATION 13 INNS.). Inns N.O. H.S. Aggr. Aver. F. Pre*c«tt (Chant!) 1« ig. 444 4©.^ C. <C.S.C > :52 .77 (1. F Clarke sR.C.i lb b .5« K.
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    JAPS WIN CUP BY BIG MARGIN
    169 12 Reuter. LOS ANGELES, THE Japanese easily won The Hague Gold Trophy 1 given to the team scoring the most points in the championships. .They had 63 to 34 for tne econd placed Bi Swim- ming Club, and 25 for tho 1 New Haven Swimming
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