Malaya Tribune, 27 August 1950

Microfilm: NL3776
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    53 1 SUNDAY Tribune BY THE PEOPLE FOR mm^ MALAYA'S HAJJQNAL NBW5PaP£A Ptiom 5411/3 Nine Lmet Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PA<7Es.~ SIN-GAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1950 PRICE TEN CENTS. THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glovvr, Malaya Tribune Office, Fleet Street, London, E.C. SI'NDAY, AI
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    A Troopship Was Leaving Hongkong, Bound For Korea's Shore
    72 1 To the men of Argyll and Sutherland Ifighlanders a d the MUddlese* Kegiaaeat i;.»r> i!n honour al being (he Ural hi. :s tl ,o J...H iue 'died Nation.* i »..ti .or. n 1* The s-n a*m*+ oil Hongkong Lh< 'carrier I'nicorn
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    TELL THE PEOPLE THIRTEEN MEN
    413 1 SINGAPORE Government is shy about sugar. After admitting that rationing may be introduced again because of a sudden world shortage, the pow-ers-that-be now refuse to even discuss the subject. Mr. T. Van der Gaast. Controller of Supplies, Ins. in tat t. been put under orders
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    19 Dead, 68 Missing In Hospital Ship
    402 1 Reuter SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday—Crowds are gathered on the water-front to-night peering at the fog-blanketed harbour, and listening to the Sooting of scores of rescue craft that are searching for suvivors cf the hospital ship Benevolence, which sank within a few minutes after a
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    REDS PULL BACK FROM GUNS HAT BEAT THEM
    522 1 YANKS WIN TEN PRECIOUS DAYS A.P. Reuter. TOKIO, Saturday.—A beaten North Korea., army began pulling back to-day from the Taegu corridor, leaving be ling a ghastly litter of dead men and the burned out hulks of tanks and guns. American commanders believe
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    Rescuers Hack Way To Lost Plane
    229 1 ARMY and police rescue guided by radio from circling aircraft, forced their wav through the dense Kelantan jungle as darkness fell last night, but it is fearer; that three days will elapse before they reach ihe wreckage ol* the R.A.F". Dakota which crashed with
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    Councillors To Keep That $500
    182 1 SINGAPORE Legislative Councillors will go on receiving t n c i r $oot)-a--month allowance. This *as between me Colonial Se cretary. Mr. W L. Blyth\ and the Unoflicials. A recommendation to th*s effect will be introduced during the Seotember ses sion of the Council. At
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    SPOT
    38 1 Tribune racing expert, lopped the tipst' is vest. rria.v uiih lm winners il Kuala l.timpui. The) were: Auiiisrinent. Ihe Manehev.er Cefcbier. Me the, tool RaaadtteK l \u oi his Meeond choices atea eaaae lavs \Juskeieer and \sh»K.
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    U.S. WILL KEEP THE SUGAR
    92 1 U.P. WASHINGTON. Sat. T'e OXpOCI Ol BUgO* Ifoal 'United State.s will be rei trie ed b -sini. from Sfc >- umber l. ihe Conimerce Dcoartm ni ahnounced today. a tmlidai d lieena irtll bi rr.mir i Ear its export to all \s. in 11ions w
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      118 1 Lrf ACIFOLD 111 19. Scott* Rond. f" w RECORDS COW-BOY SONGS. dM \l TBI" KOV KOC.EKS. al. MEG 2 Pecos Bill, irned me ahout Blue shadows on the you. trail never ciy, 3786 Rock me tc sleep in the silver Color- my saddle, turns to Gold. 1 can't go on
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    STRICT CHECKS AT KALLANG AIRPORT
    203 2 Airline Workers Must Show Special Badges Tribune Staff Reporter. STRICT security measures are being taken at Kallane; Airport. Police guards at the gates leadinjr into the airfield and bazars are carrying out checks on all persons iiiterinfc. So that their employees ian s?et past tne
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    LABOUR SUSPENDS Mr. NAIR
    122 2 THE General Council of the Lat our Party has suspended Mr. P. D. Nair. one of tae Party B vice presidentIt is understood that thL« action wa* taken against Mr. .\'air because of an unauthorised press statement he issued recently attacking Mr. Pat Johnson. Mr. Nan-
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    DR. RAZIF ARRIVES
    29 2 Di. Mpliwmaied Raztf, the flrst lr;doiv -Lin Consul-lion-?ral for 3 and tho Fetiei'tion :>r rived. In Singepofe asterd Vjt by the Civrud.i. IrUone.iJin Atfwaya from Jukarto.
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    ARMED MALAYS ATTACK GROCER AND FAMILY
    66 2 A r.ne grocer, his wile and '\vo cteldrcn were scrienaty wounded w hen gang ol Us ryi tt tcked them with parangs In their shop in Kedeh or Tnurnda) Poiue have arrested two II day suspect.- in connection will the attack. In Kadah yesterday
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    Sailors Towed The Brides Car
    44 2 When Lieutenant Tiairi Alner Long, of H M.S. Constance left St. Andrew's Cathe dral yesterday with lus nr»de, sailors fovved their car out of the church grounds. The bride, formerly Miss Janet ratric- a Lane, is witn >nel! Company.
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    S'PORE OFFERS AID TO ASSAM QUAKE VICTIMS
    333 2 S 'PORE OFFERS AID TO ASSAM QUAKE VICTIMS Tribune Staff Reporter. (SINGAPORE Officials and Leading civilians are Planning to send relief to the five million earthquake victims in Assamj India. Their aim is to dispatch food, clothing, money and medicia supplies. Lady Gimson, wife* of the Singapore Governor, who is
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    ESTATE CLERK MURDERED
    70 2 KCALA LUMPUR. Sat. Bandits abducted and then murdered a Chinese estate clerk in Pahang today. The victim was travelling in his car when he was held up by a gang of bandits and taken bite the jungle. The car was set on fire and destroyed. A party
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    ABDUL POSED AS 'TAX' MAN
    87 2 THIRTY FOUR year-ol i Abdul Rahim bin Mohamed Kassim a former filing clerk in the Colonial Secretary's Off«v.. was yesterday sentenced to two months' hard labour for impersonating an Income Tax clerk. By doing so. Abdul received $15 from Lim S~ York, proprietor of a
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    RED SPIES NABBED
    17 2 JOHORS. Sat. Security forces caught 14 bandit spies during screening operation I in Johoii
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    'SHARKS' IN PIRATE TAXIS BLUFF VICTIMS
    272 2 piRATE taxis—private ears that pick up fares all over the city—are depriving the Singapore Municipality of thousands of dollars every year. There are about 200 of them in Singapore today and the drivers, many being the owners, openly tout for fares in all crowded
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    DOCTOR IS SUMMONED
    87 2 Dr. A J. ]H4MBOO, former lecturer in the College of Medicine. Singapore. appeared in the Second Police Court y ester.?a>. a woman. Govind;.mal T'lamboo of Telok Ktirai claimed maintenance from him She (old the court that she h id six children by Di. Thamboc, i nd produced
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    NEW ROAD FOR NEW STADIUM
    167 2 070RK -m the new arterial road t .see plan above; joining KaiYlos, Quay and Prince Edward Road will commence shortly It wJD co: t $127.00f. ihii: rcj2-j ■•'Ai serve 3u:«;a pore s new stadium and the proposed cai park. It will be about a quarter
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    P. C. WALKER EXPECTED TOMORROW
    75 2 MR. and Iv!rs. Patrick Gordon Walker. Under-Se-cretary of State for thDominions are expected in Singapore tomorrow. Th' y are enrOute from Sydney to London. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Walker have just completed a visit to Australia and New Zealand. Captain I. N. Holynan Managing Director
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    GHOSTS SCREAM: SHELTER US FROM RAIN'
    225 3 They A re The Voices Of Murdered Men Tribune Stall Reporter. rv'ERV rainy night, villagers near a tree-less E hill at the "i'\ mile stone East Coast Road ghosts screaming out loud begging to be h „it«rp(i from the rain. The voices, 1 was
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    NUN TELLS HER STORY
    118 3 —m i; i 9 the scene the ChinT nsfr earh one rnne In February 1f»42. n'ttaprinted aa told to a Tril viu i >■ .liipan*iff \9FT%tB i ~rards B- Bo*. Al? 'X /ifr- parked inth umr m bi >>">s Chinese. •>' t started cbo*** t** an
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    Sun shines bright for the children at No. 29
    395 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. UEW in the Colony know f what goes on behind the gates of No. 29 Tomlin-v n Road -the treeshaded mansion in Singapore. Behind thoso gates are a bunch of once underprivileged children, who have woven themselves into
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    PISTOL IN COURT
    37 3 Koh Boon Kiat. a 22-year-old Teochew of Kampong Silat was charged in the Relief Court yesterday vith possession of a Japanese automatic pistol on August 27). He was remanded in custody to August 30.
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    TAPPERS TO GO WITHOUT TODAY
    58 3 MALACCA S<turda\ The Gover-.'men. of the Settlement ot Malacca has decided that taddy shop in the Settlement' should not be reopened aa estates. It has dtcided" however td M >»O ih tod ly shops in selected villages. investigation? affe new ing r.'-tde to assess the
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    Keep An Eye Open For Spitting PC's
    211 3 PC LICE OFFICERS TOLD- Tribune Staff Reporter. a hew drive against spitting in public appears to have been Started in Stm T apure Mr. W. J. Parks. Deputy Commissioner pi the Police said yesterday that senior officers of the force have been told
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    KILLED 24 DUCKS
    122 3 But They Didn't Belong To Him Nc; .mo H 1 AT. OT, killed 21 ducks on Aug. 1. Yesterday he was lined $159 or onr mouths' lull by Mr. V- blague, the Fourth Police Magistrate, for causing mischief It was all because the ducks were not his.
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    No Puckered Brows Now
    399 3 (URLS of the Women's Ait I Force on Singapore island j no longer wear a worried took, ii th« y have reason to. j for their troubles and prob- j lems a quickly straightened j out by a "big sister". The official title of this "big
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    Colony Firms Seek Armed Guards
    283 3 POLICE TO ENROL MORE S.C.s Tribune Staff Reporter. MR. R. E. Foulger. Commissioner of Police. Singapore, is now working on a plan to enlarge the Volunteer Special Constabulary, now 900 strung. This plan dovetails with the demand by mercantile institutions for S.C's to guard their
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    Labour Accepts Johnson's Quit Note
    193 3 THE General Council oi 1 the Labour Party has accepted the resignation of Mr. Pat Johnson from the Labour Party. The Council also decide i that since Mr. Johnson stood for election to, tho Municipal Commission o.n a Labour ticket, he shoulu resign his seat.
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      265 3 kpcrienee Tr-oves tfetute&rL turn F&N famous Tor flavour liabiished 18' 3 I cf A s- Children's Corner on Rcdiffusiort Tuesdays at 6.30-7.00 p.m. X Wednesday at 6.30-7.00 p.m. Asthma Mucus Dissolved in 1 Day v* dueler? W yn4tct ****rtJtlt^c^ k >*£??l m t l o niter (ram cfcekiM. wfcHl- JB'VfilSie*
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    UNLESS GOVT. HELPS TRADE UNIONS MAY GO RED— | Extra Seats Tagged j BRAZlrjK I For Rural Areas i
    437 4 UNLESS GOVT. HELPS TRADE UNIONS MAY GO RED— Extra Seats Tagged j BRAZlrjK I For Rural Areas i Xl ALA LUMPUR, Saturday. Mil. Jack Brazier, Malayan Trade I nion AdiTl viser, has warned the Governments of Singapore and the Federation that unless the> adopt a more forthright polity of support
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    Fair Deal For Child Actors—Or No Show
    280 4 Tribune StalY Reporter. THINESE wayang managers and owners in the Colony will have to pay greater attention to the welfare of their child actors and actresses if they want to have them on stage. Under the new Children's and Young Persons Ordinance, wayang
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    Extra Seats Tagged For Rural Areas
    167 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. THE three extra scats recently approved for the 1 Singapore Legislative Coimcii are to be reserved for constituencies in ihe Rural areas it was announced yesterday. A Committee has been Appointed to plan electoral machinery for the Uiret prospective members and
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    DANCE GIRLS ON GUARD AGAINST 'FREE-TROT' MEN
    284 4 Tribune Staff Reporter nON'T think a Singapore dance hostess ruae if u she says "your coupon first" when you ask her for a dance. For Miss Nancy Ho, President of the Singapore Cabaret Girls' Association explained yesterday: 'They have played out once too
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    Mr. Laycock Comes To Chua's Aid
    195 4 MR. John Laycoek, member of the Singapore Legislative Council, rice-presi-dent of Lnc Progressive Party and a member of the Bar. took time i*H from nis arduous duties when he stepped Into the Department of Social Welfare and assumed the role of the Good Samaritai'
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    WOMAN FINED FOR CONTEMPT
    94 4 FOR committing contempt of court by giving false evidence in th- course ot judicial proceeding an Indian woman. L. Lour.lemari. was lined ten dollar a ly IrTl A v\ Bellamy, the Civil l>iatnct Judg peeti rday. As an alternative to th< line, she v\as ordered t
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    BARBER MISSES HIS CLIPPERS
    64 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. Yell appan son of Smn.isa ni y. a rubber tapper on Soden tk L.-late. claimed tri.d to-day wl.n charged with, theft ot a hair-chpper and twt razors. The clip,-* r and razors belonged to a Chinese Barber, Kwan Foh Soon. The case was
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    Prima Donnas Do The Joget For A Living
    186 4 MALAY OPERAS ARE HARD HIT Tribune Staff Reporter. lOGET Modern and improved Malay films have J hit the Malay opera so hanl that. th°re is only one Malay opera house in Singapore today. Seventy-percent of the Malay prima donnas and extras have
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    Nine Johore Towkays Freed
    108 4 JOHORE BAHRC. Sat. Nino Joborc towkay.< hive boon released unconditional!v by the Chiol Secretary. Fed. t action of Malaya. They were detained by the Police uader the Emcrgracv Regulation-. Seven of the released iowkays were prominent Chinese loaders in Kluang. while the Other two were well-known
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      322 4 I FACIT Master of add.tion jfl'M {U I Tgl Instantly adds number Jr ~£0 \\\lwJX*t to number wth the ifiMj^ I ADD key. wh,ch auto- U W J' \i* r tr.at.caily clears lot the I SiCY M ume tyutl j lj/)f\ I fppl Master of subtraction /VI 6 Subtract.on it
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    THIS LONDON....
    1865 5  -  From Jimmy Glover LONDON. Sat. MR. ARTHUR STEWART HOGAN. 33-year-old rubber planter from Klang wore a white suit for his wedding this week at the Kilburn (London) Catholic Church, to Miss Christina Cooke, also of Kilburn. The bride, who is 23. hails from County Kerry. Eire, and they
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      134 5 |> Don't taKe our word for lt I If you suffer from rheuiuatio paina In the Joints or muscles you will be delighted, at the speedy relief obtained from a abort course of Do Witt's Pills tney aot directly on the Kidneys tne cause of your trouble. attainable at all
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    3168 6  -  By VERA ARDMORE WINSTON Churchill will become Prime Minister again any week now. and certainly before next March. He will lead Britain to victory in World War 111. due to start in Berlin next summer. At least so says Maheshchandra Sadarand Sharraa, Indian astrologer, now in Singapore to
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      163 6 Sunny Street Frock m I If j Soft, cool cotton in any colour designs with full and billowinshirt. A en-ation of HOLLYWOOD Ladies' Dress House 2, Hill St., Eu Court Bldg. LOVELIER SKIN IN 14 DAYS FOR 2 WOMEN OUT OF l\ BY PALXOLIVE BE AI TV PLAN Tested on
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    SILHOUETTE
    483 7 No. 29 ROBERT Edward Fovlgi r, Singapore's charm tug and ah rt Commissioner of PoHa insists that he was born on Sireatham Cow mm:. W) ■< n i lot-kcd my dtsbelu! h< s'i>d that h<\ t"<" wf.s honn a as UM ii" '<!>!' of the common. and out of
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      175 7 VARIETY NIGHT Thursday 31st August SONGS and DANCES From INDIA and KASHMIR An Exhibition of Bersilai Malay Self-defence j and other Indian Malayan Items also ROCGHI and his orchestra with new vocalist Miss Cora Franklin BOOK YOCft TABLE NOW 6 nelusive. RESTAURANT YOUM BABY must be the It is not
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      173 7 II I II I II Hill, II CAMEO CHOCOLATES REGAL FRUIT DROPS MAKERS OF FINER CHOCOCAUi AND CONf'CTJOMtRY SINCE 1834 ii Factory Representatives:— T. V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SIX OA TORE K. Lt'MPIT. I'ENANG IHT hearted.... IJfiHT HEARTED HEW COLOR. BB O I What's Your I.Q. if onlrrfentj? [S 3.
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    TAKE HEED
    569 8 'THE Malayan Governments have received a warn- i n g— a warning that should not go unheeded. Mr. Jack Brazier, the Trade Union Adviser, has told them bluntly that if they do not look after the trade unions, somebody else will. The Communists. The danger is two-fold, and
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    They Shoot Crocs to Sell by the Inch
    1468 8  -  By EDGAR BEE ALTHOUGH Australia rapidly is becoming an industrial nation already it is far more highly industnadsed than most people overseas imagine-yet far stretches of the "outback" maintain thousands of resourceful men who still battle with the primitive. Not ieast amongst
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    IT'S TOUGH on the HAMBURGER MAN
    670 8  -  by BILLY ROSE Satu.-ssy it tht Diaaoad Uaraaakaa 4 FEW blocks away from A where 1 live and let live on the East River Drive they're digging a big hole, and eventually—Allah and the atom willing—what they're digging will become the diggings of the
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    Don't Be Scared By The Name Social Centre
    697 8  -  By Geraldine Horton GOOD moaning tcechah" (It rhyme:' with chichak). A chorus of Chinese voices greeted me as I arrived to lake the Wednesday morning painting class. Afte- a few moments this was follower by the inevitable weekly cry "I no boo'
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    Rough Stuff
    63 8 Mrs. Brunaker didn't seem to foe jotting good servico out of the family car. She bitterly conipi lined about it to her husband. "What seems to be the trouble, dear?" he inquired sympathetically. I den't know exactly." Mrs. B replied, "but I wonder sometimes if it isn't due
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      60 8 eTERNn-Mnnc The First Selfwinding Watch with Ballbearing $180 Waterproof, Steel Non-magnetic. EXPERT SERVICE AFTER SALE 16. Collyer Quay. Singapore. Late Again? It's time to let us chetk your watch or clock. All genuine Swiss spare parts available. Expert service and prompt attention. Moderate charges. {Branch at Royal Navy Air Station,
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      63 8 WEDNESDAY: breakfast in SINGAPORE f FRIDAY: 4 lunch in NEW YORK f It's quite simple when you fly M KLM. Luxurious four engined Conste I lations leave Singapore every Wednes- f/| day, Friday Sunday, arriving in rjm America within two and a half days. Mm? For further particulars regarding mj&
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    Our Dearest Emma
    2850 9  -  A New Exciting Serial 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 mistress of Nelson. At a young age she realises her capacity to attract men. Emy, not yet 16,
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      61 9 m PORTABLE MAGIC AND MANY OTHER NEW IMPROVEMENTS '04 «OUASOS ROAft UWiim >'NOAPORt rtl 648G 1 »ISO 4T *U«t» LUMPUR t PENANS ii'««i..s»t3 40 ruts m tmrrm lH LmN So cool and kind to the throat, their *i ualit > makes a worW Wy of difference to one's tl smoking
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      113 9 MALAYAN luMAYs\ II SWe* Sortie &ut l \l MANAGERS: MANSFIELD COMPANY, LTD. I v TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS •TERBANG"^^/ (J R SHIPPING DEPARTMENT new offers a day and tnight service for victualling ships from our comprehensive range of ships' supplies. R WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT can deliver from stock a complete range of
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    997 10  -  BUYLINES By Joan Baldwinson WHO wants a bright idea for a birthday present? The well-known 'Vogue* compacts now come in a charming set with matching lipstick case. In a book-shaped box. the set costs $19.50. Another set which would make a useful present is the '4711* box containing
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    HAVE FUN WITH THE Stars AQUARIUS
    42 10  -  By CONSTANCE SHARPE .IAN. 21—FEB. 18. Be prepared for snddeu chanyns: don't ytn'C end don't try to force matters. In your job, fellow workers will be helpful Young levers will have to m ike final adjustments.
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    PISCES
    41 10 FEE. 19 MARCH 20. Peorie u ill be unusually kind ',nd co- operative. Teapi work •rill accomplish a great deal. How,} lift will be full of su' prisw.—good news is also on thway. A little speculation icill pay good dividends.
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    ARIES
    33 10 MARCH 21- APRIL 20. A Iwky t reat will set yo't up: financial yarn is indicated and yen: wtll nave ccery justification for a small celobruIm.h. Oom> tttc problems wtll solve themselves.
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    TAURUS.
    36 10 APRIL 21 MAY 20. Unless yon take things as they cotne, you will be in (Uttlgtr of gettmg yourself into -t f-ne old mess. Whatever ?/<«»» do don't be mchned to iiMtke mountains out of molehilt».
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    GEMINI.
    44 10 MAY 21 —JUNE 20. Dun f be afraid of making new starts. If plans ftet tangUl up—scrap them and begin of res-' Make the most of bus icss opportunities and look to the main chance. Young people will be yiven good udi icc.
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    CANCER.
    41 10 JUNE 21—JULY 23. A tjo'td, constructive periinl. One or two unexpected tetters, messages and callers will break up home routine but no harm will be done. In your job, stick to regulations and don'i try to get round official obstructions.
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    LEO
    44 10 JULY 24- AUG. 2i). Thi-i wtll bt au important piriod. Yo.i will hare U> make decmions that will affect your future. You icill also be asked tv sign pavers thcU i-HI coram tt you. Take your time and think carefully before itoiny anythuiy.
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    VIRGO.
    43 10 AUG. 2i SEPT. 23 Oyji ■>riui> ties abound: makt the >h<sst of them*. Think of yours* li fi pt and do every- thing you can to i m?rou your own prospects. j vHn jteopla plana,,iy inurruuje xiil be asa'.stcd ly older (,,11;
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    LIRRA.
    45 10 SEPT. Ti- OCT. 23 Kecf your feet firmly m the ejrouv J and don r bswept awui, by ambitions Something yooti vcill happen for yon but dont con*t on immed ate results. In .mi job. auperi >rs rrll hare encourag ng news for i/ou
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    SCORPIO.
    41 10 CCi. IV NO. 22. A luc ky nod. Play mr liunchei and give free rem to your ideas. In the home, <mc or tux> small social functions trill give you much pleasure. Romance is tn the a;r for the unattached
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    SAGITTARIUS.
    41 10 NOV. 2b -DEC. 22. If have been hating money trovclcs: this vs the week jor uctioti. The influences are in your favour and particularly ichere money w concerned. Reorganise plam and j've your undiluted attention to the job i»i hand.
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    CAPRICORN
    36 10 I:EC. 2o—.«AN. 2U. So*»!'- on will jiut /resfc wspiration int < you. A hatIone or old jriend will proi.uk a tonic. Believe in tiourselftcli yi urself you CAS and you WILL. A little irindfail u> likely.
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    SURAT
    478 10 "My face Utoks paey t'l'id although I USS a good nourishing cream. Do you think a face pack would lulp. and if so can you tell me of a good one to make at homef" (J. Kuala Lumpur». If you only need a mild pack (that is. if your
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    MOVIE ACTING HAS ITS SNAGS
    712 11  -  By HUGH SINCLAIR the :asual visitor, it impossible fhat m half a minute— tho length of a norfjl take -so many things can go wrong. Of c >urse it isn t always .n e actor. It may be due ,o ir.nng. camera or sound but
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    TENNIS WITH THE TOPPINGS
    44 11 Lana and Bob Topping have become tennis enthusiasts and now that Lana Turner is completing her role in M.G.M.'s "A Life of their Owi the couple can take advantage of their beautiful court in the grounds of their Brentwood home.
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    NEWS OF NEW MOVIES
    695 11 SON COPAIN PAUL DUHUIS is now in Canada to co-star with Patricia and leading French act or Rene Dary In Son Copain, which Eclectiques Films, a French Company, are making in Canada and France. French and versions will be filmed at 'tie same time. The Canadian
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    IT HAPPENED IN HOLLYWOOD
    344 11  -  By LeRoy March CLIFTON WEBB Is at least mildly unhappy because he isn't being allowed to ioin Dana Andrews and Gene Tierney in Otto Preminger's production at 20th. "Wh-re the Sidewalk Ends." The tno were together in Pre ninger's classic "Laura." yoU*fl recall. The studio s
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    Iwo Jina Gripping War Film
    266 11  -  By PEG WHITE "OANDS °f iwo Jima;. is **a fine war film It tells the story 0 f the Marines—and what went into the making of Marines h( i at Tarawa and at Iwo Jlma. The central figure is Sergeant Stryker. played by John Wayne.
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    MALE VERSUS FEMALE
    152 11 A.P. SINCE his recently completed starring role opposite Ginger Rogers in Warner Bros.' "Perleet Strangers." Dennis Morgan has become hyper-conscious of the eternal struggle between and this nas become his favourite story: Female lecturer: "If there's a man in this audience who would allow his wife to
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    PLAY BOY MAX WAS TOO FOND OF THE BRIGHT LIGHTS
    2459 12 Fans Called Him 'Yellow' —But Louis Said 'No' The story of Glamour Boy MAX BAER could fill pages and pages with his antics and sayings. In this article DON PHILLIPS tells of Max's climb up the fistic ladder and his
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      144 12 rj WOULD YO' V SHORE-BUT, WHY THEIN-THASS SETTLED. V FIVE A.M. H THET VvOUU? klLm<4*& £tt LIKE TO GIT )i SECH A LONG „dfl AHlu BE BACK ~"0- T £6£ TOO i-LEGAL. >0 WHrlr Q| FJRSr'V MARRIED V V ENGAGEMENT? WL. MORRY MORN IN' E/aRLY- UH > ""ffWl l A
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    TOUGHEN UP
    540 13 rpH£s£ cxc rises, illustrated by Michael Curly* Conncrs require no weights or any body-building apparatus. Start getting down to it now! eirinin? ol each eSMfftot, it li rrnnannifljlkil I thorn i mpeui a few minutes in "warming; walking axoiUM th;' mom. deep-breathing as >ou U|> i, and vhal»*
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    My, My, What Wouldn't The Cave Man Say
    1023 13  -  By MICHAEL “CURLY” CONNORS piwOM earliest times—when caveman slugged it out with caveman, and the fight was to deathright up till today—when permanent-waved, perfumed "pretty boys," and be-whlskered grapplers have it out to the accompaniment of grunts and groans—wrestling has had a
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      87 13 A dress from Paris 0 fashion note She's just back frtm leave with wome heavenly clothes and a lot of new ideas for hoi house. She gave a home-coming; party and had the catering done by Cold Storage. I loved the pineapple filled with prawns and made a hog of
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    KIM—The Man Who Put The PUNCH In Malayan Boxing
    917 14 In this Corner—By 'Upper-Cut' ROY BROOKS, triple champion of the Orient, looked fighting fit as he 15 stepped oat of the plane at Kallang Airport on n to do battle with his one-time conqueror, Flashy Sebastian on September I, at the
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    Andrew Tan, Goh Tian Chye In Junior Shuttle Final
    873 14 4 LARGE crowd of badm inton enthusiasts saw Andrew Tan (Diehard) and A Goh Tian Chye (Usefu 1) battle their way into the final of the men's singles in the Singapore Junior Badminton Championships at the Clerical Union Hall last night.
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    SJI Trounce The SRC
    270 14 f»T. Joseph Institution trour. i the >.R.C. by MM runs in a i r.ckH match at the SRC ground, y. sterday. R. Da Silva was m lop form and took 6 v.- ekei■ lor M runs. Nt«ne of the S.R.C. ptayera cou stand up to his
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    GOLF—HERE'S HOW
    442 14  -  By SAM SNEAD SOMETHING'S wrong with this picture. Do you get it? Sure you do. It's that open left hand. Very bad! At the top of the swing is the very place the hands must be kept closed. Opening the left hand grip is usually caused by swinging
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    KIM'S NEW FIND – CHAI SITPHOL
    33 14 KIM'S NEW FIND CHAI SITPHOL KOvV KIM LIN, who has managed some of the top men in the (aiuhflowerindustry in Malaya, gives his latest find, Siamese Sitphol a rub down alter a workout.
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    INDEPENDENCE PAYS $76 FOR a Win
    1274 15  -  By "SPOT" Kit ALA LVMPVR, Saturday. New comer Independence made a grand effort to win race six today, the first clay of the Selangor August/September Meeting. This grey English gelding which was a few lengths behind Frenchman and Cool Play, the pace makers-, responded
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    S'PORE INDIANS DEFEAT NEGRI 2—1
    300 15  -  By CENTRE-FORWARD mMC \PORE Indians had to fight very hard for S thei narrow 2—1 victory over the Negri Qpmbilan Indians in the Baranun Memorial Cap southern section tie at the Jalan Besfr Stadium >L Indians should have scored at foir- more goals, if onl/
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    Aw Accepts
    38 15 Ay Poor. Ha a hai cabled M\\ hii e*e Spot la accepting the lta ii. sth Malayan &2L?AMrtK Meet. ,eduled lo be j r 9-10 at the W""J? 28 events Eigh,JJ*(or men and V» for women.
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    INDIANS ALL OUT FOR 111 RUNS
    133 15 THE Indians were all out tor n MemoIaS mfsVa, MSStf. d k Iu?or l 16 W runs n TulZi ?owfver'stoocT' «P W his bowling and top scored S3 run__ The S.C.C repNea with 6 runs for one wicket when play was stopped. The game
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    HOTSPURS' TEAM
    33 15 Hf.tsours Sports Club's toa H nf SP to nu.c the Town Rangers S.C. in a[ f game of soccer at the Forrer Park on Wednesday (30-8 W) Wun Luke ZP 5x2*65
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    TIBETAN QUAKE KILLED 5,000 IN ASSAM
    363 16 A.P. NEW DEIJH, Saturday. NEARLY 5,000 people were killed, 5,000,000 lost 11 their homes, ami more than Rs. 100,000,000 (£7,500,000) worth of damage was done in the earthquake and floods that shook Assam two weens ago, according to reports reaching New l>elhi. The loss
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    TOO MANY VOLUNTEER
    58 16 Reuter. BANGKOK, Sat.-In ten days, the Thai army received more than 1.000 volunteers lor the oxpeditionary *orce ot 4.000 whic.t the government has offered to send to Korea in the name of the United Nations. As a result, all live recruiting stations were closed and mil announcement
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    U.S.I. May Still Try For 'Turko'
    78 16 Reuter. THE HAGUE. Sat. INDONESIA will still Co everything possible lo obtain Dutch rebel lead< r Raymond "Turko" W< It ling's extradition, it was understood in Indonesian quarters bete to-day. It was pointed out that the existing Dutch-Belgian extradition treaty also applied to the
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    NAAFI STORE ROBBED
    52 16 MORE man $2,300 worth of cigarettes and liquor were stolen from a NAAFI store at Gillman Barracks early yesterday morning. This was the second time th*' store was broken into. On the previous occasion about $2,000 worth of cigarettes were stcien. Three quarters of that amoun'. however,
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    LOOKING FOR HER DADDY
    46 16 Fifteen hoMied Briti-,') soldiers lelt >If|htW4 on Friday to fain I r.ited tion> land io.it* in Soutu Korea. Picture shouv A tdMti ter ot one o ihe hni.,,l soldiers lookim for her fa l her MM| itoi.ps m*Mmt un the rnisei CejflM.
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    THIS SWEET WILL HELP TO CUT YOUR WAISTLINE
    134 16 A.P. CHICAGO, sat. Anew synth. iir sue.ttin may fee p >«m» win th bat*lr uilh ><uir A m m m t I Islmwslmli ha«« siarteo prWMBtMM of ■■hfliaM ca'ied wwsryl sodium. It contains no Wm&mW Mi or enrh S|] drates and is
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    HER POOL STOLEN
    42 16 EL MONTE CALIFORNIA. Sat. Ada Staffers reported to {police th.it someone ii tr! -olcn hei swimming pool Mrs. UtOtTcrr explained that the pool w made of yellow plastic and had been rolled up and placed m the front yard
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    308 16 Reuter. LONDON. Sat.—Following are football results: ENGLISH LEAGUE FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 2. Tottenham 2. Blackpool 0. Charlton 0. Bolton l. Manchester Utd. v. Derby 4. Aston Villa 2. Fulham 2. Wolverhampton 1. Hitridersfleld 2. Portsmouth 1 Liverpool 4. Sunderland 1. viiddiesbroush 3. Chelsea •> Newcastle 1. Everton
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    Strong C'wealth Navy Off Korea
    261 16 Reuter. LONDON. Saturday. THE Commonwealth navies now have 10.000 men serving m the Far East, abo.it 7,000 of them in Korean waters, the P.iitish Admiralty announced last night. Twenty-two British warships in Far Eastern waters when Korean operations began have since b?en joined by three
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    SECO MAY DEBATE FORMOSA
    111 16 A.P. LAKE SUCCESS, SatSECIV.ITY Council delegates expect a full dress 1 rtvtmg of the Formosan question next week. Western i cpresontatix e>, however. arc determined that consideration of Rea China's charges of Ameiicau aggression of Formosa would not wide-track the Korean is^uc. An American source said
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