Malaya Tribune, 9 July 1950

Microfilm: NL3774
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    51 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE BY TUB PEGPIS PSOPLB Spore. i SIXTEEN PAGES Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1950 MALAYA'S NAI7QNAL NEWSPAPER Stll/3 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, Fleet Street, London, E.C. k- &CAAJAX, JIJL* t).
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    SIXTY RED TANKS MOVING SOUTH AS YANKS LOSE KEY RAIL CITY
    937 1 GREEN TROOPS QUAIL, THEN STRIKE BACK Communist tanks and infantry fc Kity of Chosan yesterday, and last night sixty tanks and more than 1,000 enemy infantry were moving towards Taejon, South Korea's provisional capital, only thirtysix miics away. Chosan
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 A.P. JAh v; lA. Sat. Cue Indonesian government was reported juasstag iroops and naval craft today ior an all-out amphibious attack on rebellious Amboina island.—A.P.
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    Trumpets Ring Out For First Of The Many
    841 1 ar Tribune Staff Reporter TTT MEVe months ago. amidst all the pomp and ceremomy N learning and tradition can invest a seat of learning. Malay as own Dm versitv was launched into the world. f_ Raffles ColYesterday, in that same Oie Tiong
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    US EUROPE FLIGHTS CUT
    68 1 A.P. W \IHINCiTON. Today.— The v S. Ahr paid ves-t-rdav miliary transport ntvhts i-o F. 'rone have b°en "lit by a 1 ieast ">o percent ro m oo oem for the air l if* to the PaHowever, officials said, the is exopcted 1 o \o.&l WT¥
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    SPENDER HITS AT SEAMFN
    56 1 Reuter and A.A.P. MELBOURNE. Sat. Australians External Affairs Minuter Mr. Percy Spender, said today that the Australian Seamen's Union's ban on shipping war materials to Korea a subversive, direc. challenge". It would before tne Federal AttorneyGenera?, who would decide whether it came within the scope of
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    Monteiro And Son
    10 1 AAA/ r 8 ««u.°.«. »«»»u, K> lb.
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    ANOTHER FIVE IN SUGAR "BAG"
    58 1 Five more sugar hoarder* were arrested yesterday making a total ol 18 arrests tor the week. Two of the men were detailed m the city area, three in Nee Soon. Tlwy Will appear in court tomorrow. On Friday eleven out of thirteen men charged were
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    SYNTHETIC UP 20,000 TONS
    35 1 America s output of synt.nd 75.000 tons a monM Singapore said this yts.tr day. following a Reu ;!f. p r t nort that more syhtfcetac. SSnts had been ordered into production-
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    VOLUNTEER
    15 1 A.P. BOGOTA. Sat.- A reliable military* source said today Nations forces In Korea. A.P
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    TIN CLIMBING
    47 1 The price of tm has. rijej to £619-15 a ton in London and $318-50 a picul in Smgais a rise of £14-15 on the urn, and $123-8 on Se picul in the P~*£* days. The rise in the past tortnight is £25-5 on the ton.
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    PURPLE HEART NO. 1
    55 1 A.P. Tae fir.-* TOivio. bac. K orean PurplC "nmned on the ho ?P iW ar was P l f n^ en tv -tvvo-year tal tunic of twemy of old Sergeant Lero> d Alice. Teaaa who was Han ed on June 28 wn« v River bridge wasi
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    Booty(ful)
    28 2 X;5ma »ool>. 5tala> »ere«n »eMe«3. wbo wUl lakl» v»rt ln Me Uari lta?» celebration?. U, be Nel6 al tbo Napvv Mor,6 lrom Julv lb to Jul? A
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    VANTED: SOPRANOS
    11 2 Sopranos needed in the toir of St. Andrew's CMhed-
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    MORE MEAT FOR SINGAPORE
    175 2 Reuter. Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Government has been allocated an 0 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 thift 700 tons were allotted some time ago especially for the
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    Ipoh Girls Heard Of Winnie
    65 2 IHIPOH. Sat. Ipoh's three UK-is" schools the Convent I the Holy Infant Jesus, ■c Anglo-Chinese Girls' ■hool and the P'-rak Chi—se Girls' School have nu'd their students ■ainst strangers. This step ■is taken by the school following the ■Bent murder of tcn-year-■l Winnie Annie Spencer
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    FIRE BUGS HAVE BEEN TAUGHT A LESSON
    198 2 'NO BRAVE RED LIKES BEING SHOT,' CID CHIEF Tribune Staff Reporter PARLY yesterday morning, Singapore Police MNd their'first success against firebugs, of tin Halavan Communist Party. They shot a 17-#»r--rSe., as three men hut at the junction of Jervois and Delta Ko^ds. Said
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    CLERKS ELECT NEW OFFICIALS
    103 2 At the fourth annua! general meeting of the Singapoie Clerical ana Administrative Workers' Union held at the Union's premises at Rangoon Road yesterday the following were elected office bearers for the coming year: Mr. Urn Yew Hoc::. I'resident; Mr. Scah Peng Chuan and Mr. Goh Tong
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    PAKISTAN NEWS
    29 2 For the first time here a Pakistan newsreel will bt shown at the Diamond theatre Tin- reel shows the visit or the Shah of Iran to Pakistan.
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    Malay Students Visit U.K. Shoe Factory
    137 2 MALAYAN students on Thursday visited the Co--11 operate Wholesale Society's shoe factory in the east end of London—one of ten factories run by the Co-operative movement to supply shoes to the retail co-operative shojiPffiroughout the United Kingdom. Two students from Malaya. Mi. M. Muhammad,
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    SATURDAY WEDDING
    15 2 MR. and Mr,, ivam Harold Quartermaine the Mah.rca branch of Eratt <*» d Co
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    PINES TO EARN $17 MILLION FOR MALAYA
    218 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. PINEAPPLES are expected to earn for Malaya. this year $17 million—an if all goes well $25 million in 1951. That is if the current market price do not ShP It is estimated the Malaya will export 775.000 cases of canned
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    'TELL US' APPEAL
    78 2 Malacca, Sat.—An appeal 1 was made today to Malacca rt sidents to come forward with any lnlormaiion they may have regarding bandU movements, or any other thing they may be suspicious of. They were told that truy could "give such informa ion by letter. All they had
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    Few Know THIS Taxi
    155 2 SINGAPORE'S only Londontype taxi, a luxurious black vehicle, often misses a 'fare' because the Singaporeans don't know it UB 0 t;i\i. The London-type taxicah looks quite unlike any othci taxi in Singapore, and it maj take a few weeks for peopi to get used to it.
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    BANDITS MURDER LABOURER
    69 2 Tribune Staff Ken«; 4 party of bandits mur* dered a Chinese labo and burnt down two konnsis on a Johore estate on Friday night. The same afternoon auxiliary policemen, in other part of Johore were using a boat on a river when they were «hall« by bandits.
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    HOUSE BREAKER GAOLED FOR 18 MONTHS
    67 2 Nineteen-year-old, A bin Awang was. yestcrd sentenced to 18 months rous imprisonment, to be tul lowed by two years; P. supervision, in mc Firs, trict Court. He bad pleaded guilt;, two charges of housebreaking and theft— stealing in cash, and $15.60 wort •Oods <rom
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      390 2 RTYT* VITUiiRK tolllMH from Ihe Salvation Si* June; Vi Vi Ts.mil rim BMt: I.IJ r. nEiInUHB Xrmy Headquarter* in sinjjauore: Vi.Ut Hindustani I ilm Hits; BNGUHfI PKtM.lt \M Mr> <; :t0 'children's l'r«snnunc; 7.01 New> ;IJ. 10 Ke* ordrd Hu-ic; l i.4 Ml a.m. Programme Mini Time Shrnal A News;
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    Insur e-For-Health Scheme Held Up
    160 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. THE proposed Social Insurance Scheme for Municipal employees has been held up. The Commissioners are waiting for certain vital statistics from the Briti..p /edical Association. Meanwhile, the Commissioners wiL continue the present system of free mcGical attention. Under the insurance plan, employees
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    Mr. Lee Gets A Dollar
    113 3 TWO Sundays ago. the Sunday Tribune printed the story of a one-legged beggar. Lee Then Seng, who is trying to save enoufrh from his daily 'takings' to buy a wooden leg. Yesterday, we received a lette: from a man in the Land Office at Batu
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    Ex-Planter At The G-G's Office Gate....
    179 3 FOUR tierce A 1 a st an dog* and an e.v-p!anter who spent 25 years on plantations, are the nucleus of th«* security lorce at Phoenix Park, the Tanglin Road offices of the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. The ex-planter is Mr. Henry
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    JOHORE DRAWS SINGAPOREANS
    221 3 FOR A QUIET WEEKEND Tribune Staff Reporter lOHORE BAHRU is fast becoming a favourite J holiday and week-end rendezvous for thousands of tired Singaporeans. The flow ot" traffic on the Causeway over weekends is five times the normal volume ex- i_ -i perienced on week days. Centres
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    BISHOP MAY TOUR
    21 3 The Bishop of Singapore hopes to visit Medan, .laand *he Christinas ami Coco:-; Islands in Uic near future.
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    DO YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS?
    168 3 NO, you're wrong. This queer looking cigar-shaped object floating in thy sea off Clifford Pier is not a capsized tongkang, or a submarine, or a torpedo. Yesterday the Officer in Charge of Boats, 'Clifford Pier, A.S.P. Mr. R. Westlake explained what it was. He
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    Mr. Wilcox Arrives Worried
    113 3 MR. John Wilcox, cameraman for Carol Reed's late.-: film "An Outcast of the Islands" arrived yesterday afternoon at Kallang Airport a very worried man. The icason: His equipment has followed him out by air from London in sevei a! plaae.s and in a fre.gliter. His difficulty
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    MR. BARBER
    70 3 Mr. G. H. Goocilad Barber, Assistant Executive Controller of the Import arid Export Departaaent. who received a Vellum of TnanKs trom the King, who is the Grand Prior of «he Veners ble Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem, to recognition of conspicuous services to the
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    IT'S A HARD LIFE FOR THESE GIRLS
    362 3 LODGINGS TAKE UP MOST OF THEIR PAY HUNDREDS or working girls in Singapore today are handing over their pay packets to hoarding house managers who are cashing in on their pathetic al tempts to keep up appearances. These girls are forced to live
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    Ma's Sewing Machine....
    105 3 rr HAT'S right- H s I )(i</ mavhi)i<- cover. Bui M>. A. X. Joseph <>t Mark- <■- R.oad wsc it as a "tobhi t Indian Drum). Hi played if yesterdays ■TaUnfniu' ,«"»o v so r *d hv S. JZ. P Naidu, S. R. 8. Naidu and Mr.
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    How She Lives....
    172 3 n s B h.m the steno9 r a p h e r 1 rc~ 8ke starts the day off with a cup of coffee. For Iuuch sh< can go home as she acts a ninety-minute break. That Ut out of the question so .the sends the ojfiee-bw,
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    READING CIRCLE BUYS LAND
    71 3 THE Johore Bahru Chinese Reaomg Circle iias bi ought a piece of land at Jalan Sultan Ibrahim, where they pioposv building a Clubhouse. The land belonged to Foon Yew Chinese School and was bought by the Circi's Building Fund Committee 101 $5,662.80. A sketcTi plan of
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    BOYS' POLICE UNIT FORMED
    463 4 COLONY MOVE TO TURN OUT GOOD POLICEMEN Tribune Staff 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 L They will belong to the Singapore Police
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    SARDON ON RADIO
    33 4 Che Sardon bin Haji Jubir will speak tonight about the .necessity to register as voters for the Legislative Council and Municipal Elections after the Siven o'clock bulletin over Radio Malaya,
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    S'PORE NEEDS STENOGRAPHERS
    232 4 FIRMS FORCED TO IMPORT THEM Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE business firms are crymg out 3 for stenographers, and they can't get them. This is because few people realise the importance of this type of work, said Mr. G. W. Davis, Singapore s Acting Commissioner for Labour, yesterday.
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    BELL FALLS ON BELL-RINGER
    52 4 Mohamed, a bell-ringer ol Monks Hill Scncoi, received a deep gash on his head j .'V LorOaMg W.'iUl the' bell which he was ringing fell on him after the rope attached to it s- i.;jp He was removed to hospital In an ambulance. His condition is
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    APPEAL COURT SITS THURSDAY
    59 4 There will be a si-ting oi the Court of Criminal Appeal on Thursday ne*t when several appeals from the Assise Court will be dealt with. Tne Chief Justice, Sii Charles Murray aynsley. will preside and the otfur two judges who will lorm the court are Mr.
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    SQUATTERS AND THEIR SHACKS ARE A PROBLEM TO CITY FATHERS
    219 4 CINGAPORE squatter? —living in unauthorised shocks in Municipal areas— are 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 that is
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    P.C.'s With Puckered Brows Hard To Find
    211 4 JUST like anybody else the Singapore Matamata has his share of troubles. But it is pretty hard to And a Police Constable in the Colony today with a puckered brow. For his troubles are eventually ironed out by the Welfare Department of the
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    LIFE IS 'SUSAH' FOR MAT
    105 4 IPOH S professional drivers have a grouse. For Mat is finding it pretty difficult to keep his job behind the wheel. Reason: There are more women drivers in Ipoh today, and the Tuans are getting their wives or daughters to Jiive them io the office
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    FILIPINO CHARGED
    65 4 A FILIPINO. Peter Morat Ismail, 40, claimed trial In the Fourth Police Court yesterday to a cnarge of cheating the Mercantile Bank of India Ltd., ol $8,000. Ismail was alleged to have falsely represented tnat William Jaciio 61 Co., haa applied remit the sum by telegraphic transfer to
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    THIS LONDON...
    2441 5 From Jimmy Glover IXDNDQN, Sat, AS .«J* as I have been able t gather, your lecently Singapore Colonial Sectary, sir Patrick A. B. Mcnrron. gave only one Pressinterview on his arrival I England, and that was 1» the London representee of his home town papof/The Press and Journal,"!,
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2457 6  -  By Vera Ardmore 4 boisterous breeze blew m from across the water last week In the k shape of Frank Owen, a big burly newspaperman known all over the world. He is out here as a columnist for the London Daily Express, his old love to whom he
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      173 6 Bare Essential— Wmmmm\ For romancing and danci'ig evening gown with a douMbustle. Onr of our new. allm tng Mini f<»r the tropic. HOLLYWOOD Ladies' Dress House 2. Hill En (.'o-iri Eld:-'. I Tifo&iBver you are W&~ j ft says ELSIE the BORDEN cow J j KLIM uniformity is one of
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    1297 7 I'VE said it before and I say it again, that we should all us* fans more Often delicate dainty, delightful fans made to match our dresses. Apart from the appearance, a fan does h'lp one to keep cool. Look how devastating Mrs. Coronna Maunders looks holding her fan
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    OVER THE TEACUPS
    97 7 IT is told THAT HILARY 1 EDWARDS has been escorted round London Town by a member ol the Royal Family; namely Gerald Lascelles. who according to Hilary "plays the piano divinely." THAT Senior Service Officers ears are to be Been driving along to Consular or service events
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    SILHOUETTE No. 22
    483 7 (waiilxs i<" y urd J Edwards, the rugg'd. outspoken ma nay r >>t the Hongkong Shanghai Bank, who SOUS he tries to be kind in lus thoughts as well us in his deeds, was born of n spt table pay h\t» "I Wickhav, inland, bi fan thm
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      162 7 THE MODERN Polish it's Economical too! OURAGLIT silver and chromium poiish 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 1 RAFFLES HOTEL I "MYSELF WHEN YOUNG*" USA
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    THE OTHER TWO THIRDS
    581 8 TAKE out a map of the world and let your eye 1 rove over Africa, the Middle East, the great sub-continent of India and Pakistan, and the countries of South East Asia. These countries contain more than 700,000,000 people and they are as rich in material
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    THE TANTRUMS OF TOSCANINI
    1117 8  -  What is genius, that precious flame at which all mankind can warm its hands? I belongs to no country. It can spring up in a humble home as easily as in a mansion To-day this page presents you with the stories, one bitter one triumphant, of
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    The Two Great Loves Of D. H. Lawrence
    1149 8  -  By DONALD MOORE FEW more tragic personalities can ever have travelled the English literary scene than D. H. Lawrence. Few writers can have built up for themselves, in the course of a lifetime, so much controversy, so much acrimonious argument, so much
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    A MOUSE BECOMES A MAN
    410 8  -  By HAL BOYLE TIPS by the poor man's philosopher to a young bridgegroom Well, my boy, if you hope for a quick success in marriage today you're going to have to make a sharp break with the past. Don't try to be the king in
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      59 8 y JgTjkW jLW JBT AT AT AP A Modern COLUMBUS! 4M F iy KLM and discover America in 2V 2 day B 1 Luxurious four engined Constellations leave 0\ Singapore 3 times a week for the U.S.A. W For fuit'ier particulars apply Royal Dutch Airlines l Finlayoon Green. Mr I
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    Our Dearest Emma
    3418 9  -  A New Exciting Serial By Lozania Prole iVVHILE, except in ill li,.ha where Warren Hastin carrying on vat tradition of Clivc. and laying firmly the foundations not only of the Indian Empire but of the „i a n Civil Service, thln-s WPre difficult for England. Her enemU
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      69 9 MALA VAN AIR WA YS ANNOUNCE THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE CHANGES EFFECTIVE JULY 16tb. SINGAPORE TO SARAWAK NORTH BORNEO Mondays Wednesdays Fridays NORTH BORNEO SARAWAK TO SINGAPORE Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays SINGAPORE TO SAIGON 6 RETURN Sundays SINGAPORE TO PALEMBANC RETURN Wednesdays 6- Saturdays MANAGERS: LTD. SINGAPORE TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS: "TERBANC" CASH
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    1145 10  -  BUY-LINES By Joan Baldwinson who wants a new recipe v. ABook of Mediterra"S Voir by Elizabeth Daca tng habits, quotations, dcsof m. niorab.e meab for the bed-side table as the kitchen. Price if \\%m\ WHAT to make for claid, birthday paity <>r sma pU Sent? St published a
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    HAVE FUN WITH THE Stars AQUARIUS
    46 10  -  By CONSTANCE SHARPE JAN. 21—FEB. 18. Check any information gwen yen: the chances are that someone will unknowingly °ZeaH you. In the home pleasant events arc in st< r and you tcill be able to relax and enjoy your leisuie.
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    PISCES
    44 10 FED. 19- MARCH 20. This week marks a period of meat activity: some things uill be satisfactorily concluded and tdhers will start. Doors will shut and others vctil immediately open Keep f/our 1 cits about you and don t take anything for granted.
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    ARIES.
    43 10 MARCH 21 APRIL 20. you trill learn several very interesting things about self Keep your ideas under your hat and don't I relatives for advice. > oung people in love tcill make good progress towards their uteris provided theg THINK before they act.
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    TAURUS.
    49 10 APRIL 21—MAY 20. Don't kick too much against discipline: learn to tak<. otherwise you will find j/omtttelf in trouble. And don I hold out against new method*: life is a series of changes ana advances and you must .</«' along with them. Curb extravagance where hobwes arc concerned. •T»T
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    GEMINI.
    45 10 MAY 21—JUNE 20. Play your hunches: t,ie y icill be (food. A stroke of luck trill materially assist the budf/et position. One or two surprise <lifts are also indicated. In the home, be very tactful: loved-ones icill be a rother brittle mood easily hurt.
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    CANCER.
    44 10 JUNE 21 —JULY 23. You icill 'jet plenty of cooperation and too mu 1 advice: be thankful for the co-operation and polite ul>o<<t the advice! An offer connected either with goodk or property will have to be yiven si r in us consideration.
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    LEO
    48 10 JULY 24—AUG. 23. Be very careful of other people this week: jealousy, possessiveness and pnrc malice are indicated. r<m will be the centre of attraction at some gathering or meeting and this may cause one or two of your 'fairweather' friends to annoy you in various wuy:>._
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    VIRGO.
    46 10 AUG. 24—SEPT. 23 Be 100 percent practical. cast away those rose-coloured spectacles and take a look at life in its everyday One or two of your idealistic beliefs will be shattered. Look after your cum interests. Lovers V ill h(.vc to be firm With relatives.
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    LIBRA
    47 10 SEPT. 24- OCT. 2:;. Don't do anything Hkdy ly jeopardise your future. Don t take rinks in your job or with your health. Try to 's\ze up people before placing confidence in them. This would be u itood time to take up a new h obit'I.
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    CAPRICORN
    55 10 DEC. 23 —JAN. 20. Thin(ja you have been trying to accomplish will finally become fact: loose ends will be tied up and the last few stages will be eaity. Push ahead. l>c. businesslike and think of yourself and your loved ones first. Young people in love will haw to
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    SCORPIO.
    43 10 OCT. 24—NOV. 22. Money will be in the spotight and you will find yourtclf suddenly involved with elatives in this connection. A riend trill let */ou down and rill put (m awkward obstacle h your path. Young, unittachcd folk may find •omance.
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    SAGITTARIUS.
    49 10 kJAJtV** w NOV. 23—DEC. 22. Get out nii meet vccept nodal invitations ami ry to be a good ra rer. (',<> ill out to realise at least on< tf your ambitions: if you trii lard enough, you irill get it. n your job, don t cro&t swords with superiors.
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    STUDIO GOSSIP
    300 11 Hollywood*! Rev. Dorland Dryer is really going allout in seeking to line up lilm names for scriptural readings on his Video programme "Your Television Church.'" He started the series off with Colleen Townsend. the girl who gave up a great iilm career in order to follow her religious
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    He Hates Spiders
    362 11 RICHARD TODD, who won himself a permanent place in the cinema heavens with Ins work as the dour Scotsman in "The Hasty Heart." is a very normal young man. He believes for example, and according to the questionnaire he recently filled out for Warners in London, that
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    THE PRICE OF FAME
    695 11  -  By HENRY GRIS IT was late at night and the ageing janitor was making his rounds of the movie studios, cleaning up the trash and titter in the office buildings. When he came to the photography department he carefully sorted the pictures he found in the
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    LOVE AT SEVENTY
    121 11 SITUATION OBJ th- s-t of "Louisa ai OnlwrsalInternational Is hiring prooi th-u love neter grows old Spring Byington. playing the roic ot a romantic grandmother carefully unlocks the fron' door, tiptoes in and tries la gel up ,h stairs before h«-r movi*- son Ronald Beaaan. and hei
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    HEDY(LY) BEAUTIFUL.
    38 11 Hedy and no one need be told the last name is Lamarr adds another scintillating performance to her lone list ef hits in M.G.M.'s "A Lady Without Passport." Ihe glamourous star is teamed with John Hodtak.
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    The Great Equaliser
    429 11 THE invention of the Colt revolver, early in the nineteenth century. was as epochal, in its way. with the fighting and fighters of that period, as was the perfecting of the atomic bomb in the Second World War. It changed the whole pattern of war on the
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    Webb Knows The Answers
    147 11 NINE- YEAR old Jimmy Hunt has added another father to his collect .on He was Die*' Powellson in "Pitfall and Van Johnson's in "High Barbaree." Now he is Clifton Webb's in "Cheaper by the Dozen" which 20th Century-Fox tilmed In Technicolor, basing it on the best
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    LAMARR'S BOUQUET
    109 11 AN orchid from Hedy Lamarr was the star's way of greeting Directot Joe Lewis when she reported at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer for •Visa." Prior to 'heir meeting, Miss Lamarr had received a banquet nf icses fiom Sam Marx, producer of -he new romantic drama. Lewis playfully remarked that no one
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    Sebastian's Arrival Will Please Sompong
    1032 12 IJ\ THIS COHNEK-By -UPPEB-tUT' THE entry of new promo--1 ters into the field of professional boxing in the Colony is a healthy sign for the gam?, and all lovers of fisticuffs. I am .sure, will give a welcome hand to Wally Oakes and Ho Kirn
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    IT'S BIG NAMES THEY'RE AFTER
    390 12  -  By ‘LEFT JAB’ SINGAPORE fight fans want big names. There is s no doubt about this, for the poor crowd at the Hannv World Stadium on Friday night proved it. '.arrini; Singapore's welterweight champion, Nai Somwng, there isn't a local fighter who is canable of
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    FOOTBALL'S GREAT RIVAL?
    401 12  -  THIS IS BIG TIME SPORT IN S'PORE TOD AY-BASKETBALL By RANJIT SINGH BASKETBALL is \>ig time sport in Singapore today It rates favourably with soccer, judging by the crowds it attracts More than 112.000 basketball fans have paid mere than $100,000 since May to see basketball matches
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      219 12 1 I si rO t# V i -SOWECANTOOTCIALLY >s «X 1 1 SS^JJS^ V THET D oHICALSTRIP DLTLCT.Vf/) UfINOW-'Vi -W. CAMPAIGN. OF SHOOTIWG V HE'S IT'S LcOAL Jjr^ lMft^H f]H§l DEARER TO Li'L. ABNCP THAN i X J>- <I V ALL BEAM-LOVERS. TO PROTECT < C'vUV TME kV -T* Vl-
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    PENG SOON IS THE FAVOURITE -BUT NOT A 'CERT'
    651 13  -  By our Badminton Correspondent. nESPITE his surprise de1/ feat at the hands of Ooi Te ck Hock in the recent exhibition game at the HaDDV World Stadium, Wong Pong Soon is still favoured to retain his MaV tn sing'oV tile at
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    Rugby Union Beat Taranaki
    131 14 Reuter. NEW PLYMOUTH, New Zealand. Sac. The British Isie Rugby Union touring team beat Taranaki by 25 points to three here today after a fast open match. In fine weather on a heavy ground, a crowd of over 20,000 saw one of the roughest games in
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    MALACCA HIGH SCHOOL LOSE TO S.F.I.
    153 14 MALACCA, Sat. —A goal scoied ten minutes before the end by Foo Suan Tong enabled St Francis Institution to beat the Malacca High School one—nil yesterday in an inter- school fixture played at Banda Hilir Park. The game was watched by a large crowd.
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    YMCA TENNIS TOURNEY: TIES
    212 14 Followimr Ihe U€s lur YMCA Tennrs Tournamenl Tea for Tuesday. Job 11 Class "A" Handicap Bn A. Nairn--! vs. D A. Weathersori -30- Y. P. Wee -303 va. D F. Khoo 15.H; M. K. Kan 30.3 vs. L. c. ooh -if>.:;. Novices Open Wngles: Kh< Peek
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    IT'S HARD TO MAKE A FORTUNE IN ENGLISH FOOTBALL
    688 14  -  'Spore Men Did Wise To Stay' Says Maleolm Usher m.AvrHFSTER UNITED* Charlie Mitten has T.C of Bogota bia The contract guarantees him a vA'r With bonuses and coaching 1 &s he will make, all told, figures iic There you have the
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    SPORTS MEET: FIVE CLUBS COMPETE
    302 14 muv first day of a two-day meet ot tne Ath4 i^^SS pleted at the Jalan Besar Five leading Chinese Athletic Clubs. The Chinese Sports Association. Amateur Association. Swift Atnletics. Chinese High School. Old Boys, and Tong Kong Athletic Association, are taking part. The girl Athletics
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    YMCA Beat Military. Hospital
    179 14 Tin- YMCA beat lha BtlU* Military Hosp.lal w tl> the Mor Of »1 runs to 62 rUIM in a fn«Jly g«M at tho Balmier 1 ...ins yesterday. Tho acortni is 09nrwB. YMC'A Cooke run out Fernando b Clearer *f FnnK run out B Clark bar b
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    CRICKET
    24 14 Reuter. NORTHAMPTON. Sat. West Indies won the toss took first innings against Northamptonshire here today on a good wicket and in flne weather.—Reuter.
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    GOLF—HERE'S HOW By Sam Snead
    620 14 GOLF'S GREATEST PLAYER TEACHER GRANDMAW used to say. "Sam, stop putterin,." 1 didn't know then how important it is to putt. Now I do. There is no one style of putting but I give you here the key points most good players follow. Come up
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    UNLESS BREAKS THE ICE AT LAST
    961 15  -  CANTERS HOME 5 LENGTHS AHEAD By ALBERT SPENCER IPOH, Saturday. THE concluding day of the Perak Turf Club July Meeting saw Congo, who struck his best form to date, bringing off the easiest "double" of the Meeting. The first Midstream gelding that was imported
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    VALBERG IS CHAMPION
    135 15 I' "d Valberg. y a s best high jumper. browned the Victor at the Singapore Nation Club annual SSSrtc mci i at the Padang h e won five events —I !S% "I v the Padang. He B ft&S ne a «UKle pull in his ol H M
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    UNFIT
    35 15 MELBOURNE. Sat. A mtoor Sisatija befon thestart rftt* ChJM* Nat mal Steeplechase *lc rmngtbo Racecourse here to (lav when, the stewards orde red the withdrawal of the favourite. Bronze Laddie, because of his unfitness.
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    BIG SWEEP RESULTS
    65 15 T POOL: $400,110 Ist Prize: No. *****3 smnna 2nd Prize: No. *****6 3rd Prize: No. *****8 I t]T& STARTERS ($4,465 each)- w oT,«« rt 469 m, *****8, *****2, *****4, ioufs 3» CONSOLATIONS ($l,OOO eaxhi i *****9, *****0, *****4. *****6, SlS^'oomS* *****7, *****», *****8, *****0 *****7 DOUBLE TOTE:
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    Fox Is Leading Trainer
    403 15  -  By "SPOT" THE conclusion of the Perak iurt uurj July Meeting saw Singapore trainer T. L. Fox most successful. The Colonel had a flying start, saddlinp; four winners on the opening day followed by a double on the second. He again sent out two winners yesterday,
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    BOBBY LOCKE WINS GOLF TITLE
    265 15 Reuter. TROON, Ayrshire, Friday. DOBBY LOCKE, South Africa's wonder golfer, won B the BrttWh Open Championship here today to s second successive victory in the event ?cThe equalled the record[low aggregate of 283 when winning at Sandwich last year. .1 11. »l«iir nnlv Today he
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    GRUELLING THREE SET MATCH
    242 15 Capt. Turner-Cooke playing 1 against A.C. Enthoven in the Men's Singles, at the Tanglin Ctub last evening, had an easy passage into the next nnd. when he disposed of his opponent in two straight sets, losing only one game during the match. A gruelling three set
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    PHYSICAL TRAINING
    116 15 ttaadU Tribune Maff *CfW£" The V«urth SlnMp-.e .->P'; U Lrbar Method!* > wilh 1 >W per cent to their rred t i S. 1 Secnd Xnnu.l W -Training < ..mpo!iti«n of if* Kn pore Wtalion of Girl* JJJg ttriKade held at M.C.A. hall yrsi.rdr.>. Un whi< h purncipa.ed
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    86 16 The Profession of student representatives, of the ••>-'•—'•• illCouiJ. the Council and the Senate, the Deans of the Faculties, the University Officers and the Honorary tiraduants- forms up outside the Oie lion., Behind them ihe Viec -Chancellor. Dr. G. V. Allen, the Pro Chancellor- ihe Lsquin Bedell
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    REDS SEIZE LAND
    40 16 LONDON. Sat. North Korean Government announced today it would confiscate all land in South Korea belonging to American imperialist.*". South Korean Government and big landowners, according to Tas.n message from Pyongyang, North Korean capital, received in London.
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    LONDON PRESS OPTIMISTIC
    169 16 Reuter. LONDON, Sat. THE National press took a more optimistic view of the Korean fighting. "There are several encouraging factors," said the Conservative Daily urapnic. '•Apart from a i»-w wordy J blasts fmm the Kremlin, which were to be txpect?d, the struggle has rot spread. The Western
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