Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 October 1947

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    STAMFORD CLUB RETAINS NAME
    193 2 At thu gen ral meeting held by Stam ord Club a body representing Rattler: College gra j dilates at the Club's prerr&ses yesterday, matters pertaining to She changing of the name of thc Club, objects of the Club, m.m- hoi ship and reduction of subs.riptions were
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    Malacca, Fighting TB, Must Start Blood Bank
    167 2 Malacca, Fighting TB, Must Sta rt Blood Bank [Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter! MALACCA. Saturday. "T.B. is costly disease, costlj both I" the patient and to those lighting this i icouvge today/' declare* l Dr. A. S. Shields, Medical Oiticer-in-Charge of the Malaeea TF* centre at the rotary luncheon too ay
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    CO-OPERATORS MEET IN PG.
    242 2 PKNANG. Oct. 17. Tne month ty meeting of Che Penaag Cooperative Stores was held this evening in the shop premises. Presided over by Mr. Lim Cheng Ean who Informally took the chair, the meeting: heard many suggestions as well as complaints. One of thc suggestions was
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    LABOURERS STRIKE AT SUNGEI GADUT
    44 2 I Seremban, Saturday.- -A strike y in progress at Senawang E« i tat Sunge! Qadut, whne about 150 labourers hav downed tot i jn protest against thr dismissal j of eight ot their fellow labourers by the management. I
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    Gauron Guilty On One Charge, Fined $250
    835 2 Judge Complains Of 'Uncalled For' Remarks tnat husbands should think that I in-laws were Interfering with thei" married lives. I 'She is trying to lead you to 1 believe that she is an inner- i girl, returned from the beat track, and her
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    BABY HOUSE
    42 2 Pen; ng, iturday. G a nd ,|1 the car 1 ind l h« fori r .l w< i d b KU I aiden c loner, to the Sisti the C at th< i opening ol "New B ■•> House inslai .-hod.
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    SMALLPOX DOWN
    49 2 Ipoh, Saturday. Mortal)': n smallpox has shown an aplable drop according to tbe tth i] lligenci t -pert for th I endm.-, Oct. 11- Out ol the 25 cases reported onlj twc deaths •.'ned compared with >o the pievious w ea when 11 case v. ere reported.
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    RABIES HOLD FUTURE PEACE
    80 2 Penang, Saturday. "The future oeace ol the world will depend on the babies and youth Q! tne present time, and it i.s n curr.bent en every thinking person to see that the people who will have control of affairs in tw.nty or thirty years' time will
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    MR. LAU PAK KHUAN BACK IN IPOH
    35 2 Ipoh, Saturday. Mr, Lau I Khuan. president of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerc who was away in China on .hort business visit, ha- return- ed to iQOb.
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    ESCAPEE RE-ARRESTED
    36 2 ESCAPEE RE- ARRESTED SEREMBAN. Saturday. A Chinese who recently escaped from police custody at Kota Tirggi, Johore has b°er rearrested. He is now wafting in local police custody for the a* rital r I from Jobore
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    Orphanage Goes To Penang
    142 2 Orphanage Goes To Penang iPi-nd..v T-ir.-.iie Staff Report; r 1 The GirU- Orphans*! of the Ramakri^ra Miss-on \».f^ 0 ha<« now W- hn^a J ,<:..,, L pivviou: arrann inents. ir Th, orpl was howj l^!" th,- Mi ■ior.-'s Girls -:ehcol fo SS vea« now. With suincierr accommodation available rov after
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    U.K. Higher Education Difficulties
    70 2 U.K. Higher Education Difficulties Notice has b*T received that i.re<sure on institutiors cf nigner education In the United Kirgdom will be liUle, if arj, easier in the Academic Year 1948-9 than it ha? bc?n for the yepr 1947-8. Would-be private cardidates from oversea"? for admlasicn lo anv such Institutions are
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    3 SINGAPOREANS AGED 320: THE INSIDE STORY
    514 3  - 3 SINGAPOREANS AGED 320: THE INSIDE STOR Y John Spitteh (By Perhaps the oldest and loneliest woman in Singapore is Haji Marian, a native ol the Celebes, more familiarly known as "Ma Haji." Her correct age is a mystery. Some who have known her Tor the last tew years say
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    THERE'S MONEY IN OLD NEWSPAPERS
    277 3 THERE'S MONEY IN OLD N EWSPAPERS I Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter I Singapore today is glutted with old newspapers. One Chinese importer alone had brought in ovei 1,000 tons during thc pasi months. These old papers came Irom America. Users prefer American papers because of their dimensions. Sundry shops, hau*fcers,
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    President Lines Buying 5 Round-World Ships
    190 3 Presiden t Lines Buying 5 Round-World Ships t Sunday Tribune Reporter A communique received by the American President (jines Singapore shows that total restora tion of the traditional and famous round the world passengercargo service w r a.s being accelerated when the U.S. Maritime Commission in Washington op ened sealed
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    Municipal Driver Fined $374
    38 3 A Municipal lorry driver was yesterday in. the Third Police Court fined $374 hy Mr. F. Ber nard oedlers for b2ing in possession of 35 lb. of dutiable Malayan manufactured cigars on Oct. 7.
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    Man Twice Fired At Same Day
    200 3 While travelling in trishaw with a friend, Kian Teoh was fired at three times by someone in a lorry. This incident took place at 7-30 a.m. on Apr. 10 at Robinson Road Again at 12.30 p.m. or. the same day while in Anton Road
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    Indian Muslims Welfare Association Opened
    371 3 Indian Muslims Welfare Associa tion Opened The Indian Muslim Welfare Association, the only one of its kind to be organised by Singapore Muslims since the inauguration of the Domirion of Pakistan in August this year, was officially opened yesterday afternoon. "It is jigt a political body and it will not
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    GOVT. GAZETTE ADS DEARER
    133 3 (Suntlay Tubiin* R*poittrt An increase in. rates for advertising in the Singapore Gov ernment Gazette has now been announced, effective from November J This increase is necessitated bv the hiah cost of printing materials ar.d cost of production. Mr. F- S. Hers] in of the Government
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      520 3 -^THE TALK OF THE TOWN" Trevor Mae His Band. (Established 1929» T •T-'k'gi:'pl Recorder" Bom- .3^B^ Vy^AjSffi bay. (India* in its issue of -.5 PM*** September 1929 says. "Th- de- <^\ I light lul and popular music by I- I 4 lore of the leading bands coni i 1 ducted
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      396 3 TF I mmmm Season Extendi TODAY: 1.15, 6.30 IS P.M. NOOR.JEHAN "ANMOLGHADI" in Hindustai 1 1 3 Shows Daily: 3. 6.15. 9.15 P.M. RICHARD DIX in "MAN OF CONQUEST" with Jo*m Fontain, Adventure^ of the Wild West's Wildest Days! Thrills! Actions! Romance! Supported by The March of Time's late "Germany,
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3582 4  -  VERA ARDMORE -bu- Mess Warming i C >lonel Kenneth Winter gave a small mess-warming c cktai] party at Rowcroft Lines. Panjang. I feel that there real deal to be said for Army life if all mess s wer" this one. It was obvious that thi
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      145 4 \m^wwaai tttasm <mwa __w r vf \fl__r >/ A lovely, dear, youthful com pinion is th» rev ari ..f evei woman ww realiaei 'hat Nature nc help, hvery night while v tttt Nature meant the outer layer ol ikfci gradually to disappear as tt was worn out, but often minute
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    The Sunday Tribune OCTOBER 19, 1947. Rubber Partners
    384 6 The Sunday Tribune OCTOBER 19, 1947. Rubber Partners Loadoa Agenta. flfesers. CoUn j Turn* r Ltd., Talhot House, y 08, St. Martin's Lune WC. 2 There are three partners 111 the rubber plantation in- dustry— the planters, the workers and the owners None are getting a ian deal because of
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    REPORT ON MALAYA
    1208 6 REPORT ON MALAYA I [Copyright m Malaya ta Hit Tribun*. I I i i In the streets of Cairo the students scream hate end abuse at 1 us, and wc have withdrawn from Egypt tO a narrow ledge in the desert. EXIT THE HRITISH 1 In Jerusalem, the gunmen and
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    We are well off for Vegetables
    382 6 We are well off for Vegetables MALAYA>S FOOD J (CONTRIBUTED) i Long before they invented vita--1 .nins and calories and things like that every housewife, every i mother, in palace or in hut, knew 1 hat the secret of good health lay «n plenty of good, wholesome food. i The
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    Laughter... and Tears
    1077 6  -  Tommy Foo SUNDAY SHORT STORY— THIS HAPPENED IN K.L. By The facts of his story me true in every detail; the names of the k persons involved, fat obvious reasons, hare been changed, und are entirely fictional. This is a story without an end; and though the
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    THE FORTUNE TELLING FARCE
    580 6  -  Alexander Hewitt By T have just spent an interesting week-end investigating the activities and alleged psychic powers I of the Singapore and Malayan street fortune-tellers. I can now assure you that any ability these men may have to see into the future is as limited as
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    SAILING DOWN TO RHIO
    992 6 A year ago there were rich harvests to be reaped by amateur sailors in the oq|0 q| inter-island barter trade and many ran grave risks, as R. B. Ooi tells in this article The moon was valiantly struggling through a thick layer ol clouds to light
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      84 6 Malayan Airways j Frotn SINfiAPOKE Each Saturday $100 073-'j A.M. from Kallang Airport Malayan Airways Limited Mansfield Co., Ltd., j Singapore. NOTHING CAN TAKE THE^" place or KYF.SIOH'-, your most pradOOS I'ifi of God. once ruined i.s leve* recovered i Bye-tight Co: scr vat ior. is h J means of
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      260 6 mEdnough to eat yet un dernourished Proper nourishment fo r growing /^r^^S. children is not necessarily secured V '/rFi'"*M merely by ensuring that they have ,Jf enough to eat Doctora point out that the nature of our food is mere V^V* important than quantity To ensure that your children get
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    HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL, AND FOR THIS SINGAPOREAN, A DREAM CAME TRUE AT 71
    764 7  - HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL, AND FOR THIS SINGAPOREAN, A DREAM CAME TRUE AT 71 Tessie Cornelius (By A tall, loose-knit man dressed in khaki shirt and t -.(.users stood amidst a small knot of people waiting for the launch that would bring them to the liner Ruys as she lay out
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    Social Welfare School Has Wide Curriculum
    331 7 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) a Social Welfare school originally meant fo r the artmental training of the Welfaie's employees has npdout to be an instructive field for various volunJv welfare bodies as well as individuals interested in 2 U iS*tlale.l hyMr.T. meets at the
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    Woman Admits Suicide Attempt
    113 7 Chan Ah Char, a 21 -year-old Chinese woman, said in the pciice court yesterday that she war ted to do awav with herself because I her husband had left her and taker, her child away to China. She had no relatives or friends h.re. She appeared
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    MARKETS OPEN TOMORROW
    17 7 A Public Relations release s.»ys that Municipal Markets will not be eiosed on Monday.
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    VICTORY SAVINGS
    19 7 Sales of Victory Savings Certificates up to Oct. 15. in the Malayan Union, amounted to $032,080 30.
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    Export Of Samples
    26 7 Samples of local origin which are of no commercial value may be despatched by sample past without boing covered by an outward declaration.
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    You Live by the skin of your teeth—it's grand
    1506 7  - You live by the skin of your teeth— it's grand NE GLEY FARSON MOSS FROM A ROLLING STONE.... ...by When I was busy keeping" my- self housed, warmed and fed in the J woods of British Columbia and at the same time trying to write so many thousand words every
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    "Twirled Revolver Round Finger"
    274 7 "The accused became very annoyed when his friend drew out the revolver in front of the occupants of the room and i egan twirling it round and round his finger." So said Mohammad Yacob bin Dams, giving evidence in the Seventh Police Court yesterday, In a
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    Singapore Wedding
    121 7 The marriage nf Mr. Morris George Foley ard Mta LT.isX IF-nny Hellcndoorr wai solßm-" nised at St. Ardrew's cathe'lral yesterday by the Rev. Kinro"C Nicholson. The eroom is ac officer of Ule Malayan Railways, Ipoh, while his bride comes from Batavia, N.E.I. Fl'Lt. M. R. Alston gave the
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    "Hello"- &-"Goodbye"
    698 8 The following passengen arrived at Singapore by ei** From Sydney; Mr. W. 11. McLanghlan. Mr. L. W. Pratt. Mr. J. O'Haia. Mr. A A. Wilks. Mr. W. L. O'Brien. From Sourabaya: Mr. J. E. Set e From Java: Dr. Mohamed G. Eidhic. Fi-om Bukit Tinggi; d,. Mahmoud Kamid
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    STOWAWAY ON FRENCH SHIP
    57 8 An Arab stowaway was rePorted on board the iVLssagerie Maritimes vessel Ber Hakiem which berthed in Singapore ye terday en route to Saigon, it Ls b.lieved that t^e stowaway who is of Ai*ab origin may have gained entry at either Djibouti or Port Said. He is
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    "Show Opposition To White Paper By Observing Hartal"
    990 8 "Show Opposition To White Paper By Observing Hartal" MR. TAN CHENG LOCK AAAKES PLEA w No unbiased nnn ean deny that the Reviscil Constitutional Pr* poaals for Malaya rf 1947 is basically tbe same as ihe Constitutional Proposals of 1946 Specifically on the grounds that h* underlining principles are common
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    Art Exhibition In S'pore
    330 8 LSunday Tribune Staff Reporter I A fine exhibition of 46 oilpaintings and drawings by the well-known Russian artist, Anatole Shister, was opened by Dato Roland Braddell at Ihe premises of Robinson an-l Co. yesterday. In his speech Dato Braddell spoke of Singapore's Increased and encouraging Interest
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    Farewell To Malacca RC
    216 8 (Tribue stall Report ?i > MALACCA, Saturday. Paying a handsome tribute lo Mr. E. V. G. Day. Resident. Commissioner, Malacca, the pre- sident of the Malacca Rotary Club Mr. Tan Siew Sir. at s farewell lunch gatheri.-*;- today dec'ared: "Mr. Day has shown himself to be
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    POSTAL STAFFS NOT TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES
    134 8 POSTAL STAFFS NOT TO SEND REPRESENTATIVES Penano. Oct Ig Th(, Crmmdtco oi thc Po, tal J T( j lriCormed Staffs' Unions Mai?^ Un m and Singapore a T, n three days' conference held Kuai.. Lumpur over the WV end decided nut to send «2 sentatives to n *ec; the d25;
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    KEPPEL HARBOUR SURVEY
    43 8 From tomorrow tor about ten days, a white .survey boat from H.M.S. "Sharpshooter'' umfe operatirti <laily in Keppel Harbour with a wire sweet) out. i; is requested that small craft go. orally Rive her as wide i berth as possible.
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      307 8 :^rfb___L V j v A *°y i I i T aj DOES HER OWN HOUSEWORK AT 71 Ai' r 40 Yesi p riv re i Ito I number" 1 Ever since he v as 31, ar-old woman has tafc£ Kruschen salts. During thotf I 40 years. he has been in
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      SURE WAY TO BE PERFECT
      79 9 s___i_dL I" 1 Genn am S,£?Souttodoascene celebrato-l play. "Mourn<2SS!f!l_2over a Hl\liat Ornn is P' -o Miss Russell h ;^mema family an.i has so .i hei He stands by to see jjtfjSsyithe card, he has -*.\*Lu nhesrsels of thc Im- U „tTcneHrv held, then Pro(to. Dudley
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      STUDIO SHORTS
      109 9 HE RANG DOORBELLS Fred MacMurray, who will costar with Frank Si*atia in "The Miracle of the Bells" which Jesse L. Lasky and Walter MacKwen will produce, once was a house-to-house salesman of eltctrical appliances. THEY CALL HIM BUTCH' Sir Oedric Hardwicke regards his knighthood lightly. Indicative of his
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      9 9 Dark-haired, bine-eyed Marta Toren who is Hollytoood't latest tetuatUm.
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      Marta Toren — Screenland's Second "Bergman"
      1422 9  - Marta Toren Screenland's Second "Bergman Henry Gris HOLLYWOOD'S LATEST CINDERELLA STORY by- HOLLYWOOD. S( pt. 10. "The most cxdl n>-, European star- prospect to iok'h Hollywood in recent years Is .lark haired, blue-eyed Marta Toren, 21 -year-old Swedish beauty discovered at the Koyal Dra*natic Academy ir Stockholm, where also were
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      A Search For Privacy
      111 9 A Search For Privacy Peter Lawford. following his performance in "It Happened in Brooklyn," has heer. rewarded with a new dressing-room, but he has just one complaint with it. Being larger as well as morn elegant, it will hold more people. Bet wean scenes -»f Metrn-tjold-wyn-Mayer's "Good News." the. room
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      47 9 NEW SCREEN BIKEN Hollywood's latest threat it tloe-eged, lissome Hazel Brooks who makes her screen bote in Enterprise'* 'Arch of Triumph," a Metro*-o<*ldtcyn**Mayer releate. At a retcard fur .>••'•/ a* the lias been ""fires th-- leadiny role with J'thn Garfield in Bnterpritc'a "Body and Bout" an M-G-M releate.
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      Here's How To Cure A Fickle Bride
      252 9 Guy Madison -nil Shirley Temple give a little kfson on bow t<> make a bride-to-be who gets out of line behave in RKO Radio's "Honeymoon." It's very instructive and amusing for prospective bridegrooms. Brides-to-be might learn somethin-; from It, too In the picture
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      Cutest Armful In The World
      54 9 According to screcn.star Jane Greer, her pet Chihnahnat, "Bambi" and "Cuddles," pre the eute.st armful in tht World. After tookiny at this photo of the lovely yonny actrett who eo-stars in RKO Radio's "They Won't Believe Me" we might poaaibly concedi tin doys a poor
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      Wilful Star Proves She's Perfect Witch
      275 9 Wilful Star Proves She's Perfect Witch Seeking a new type of thriller, RKO Radio executives found it in "They Won't Believe Me," which doesn't depend on gunplay and the obvious put on heart stuff. It is a story of the love life of a man who marries for money but
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      SEVEN SETS
      73 9 A iailroad tunnel eave-in which plays an Important part in "Tyeoon," starring John Wayne and Laraine Oay, required seven different sets some of them 250 miles from the others. A real tunnel was blown up in the Hollywood Hills an-i replicas ol this original were constructed In the
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      READY TO LEARN
      96 9 Frank Sinatra. pr-ving his visit to the ftf-G-H Studios in several months, made his His* stop on the sound stage where Gene Kelly was rehearsing :i dance number for "The Pirat" V\'hen the number was compi-'t-ed, Prankle walked '-ver to Gene and said "I'm here foi H
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      MECHANICAL AGE
      24 9 Robert liitclium, who will uo stai with Robert Ynun] md) 1 hcrt Ryan m "Cross_.r< h2 p*. fectf-'l ro!!e? :!:-.tc.. f ti-
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      STINKY'S DEBUT
      110 9 STINKY'S DEBUT All day long Hollywood's must talented eats had been interviewed for a role in 'Memory of Love" but none could pass the exacting requirements set down by Director John Cromwell. Finally Ethel Bar rymore said her pet kitty, she was sure, would fill the bill. A studio car
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    THREE S'PORE BADMINTON TITLES DECIDED
    927 10  -  Thrilling Play (By SHUTTLE The champion was never comfortable with the first shuttle and regained confidence when a new one was used. It was certainly a memorable battle VETERANS* DOUBLE We Eng Siang (A.A.I J.) and Charlie Chua (Devonshire B.P.r won the Veteran Doubles' title
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    Police Trounce The YMCA
    234 10 At a hockey match playe.l on Friday or, the Police Training School ground the S.ngapore Folic- Force Ist XI wor- a cleat victory over the Y.M.C.A. by four goals. The final score was 5-1. The Singapore Police, who nia most Of the attacking scored their first
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    Open Tourney: The Ties
    596 10 f Sunday Tribune Reporter} The draw in the Singapore Bad- I iriinttiJi Oppn Championship^ took place yesterday at the Clerical Union Hall after the conclusion 0 f the Junior and Veterans tournaments. In the Men's Singles event, there .-.re 26 competitor.. Four top players have been
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    ENTRIES EXTENDED
    50 10 Entries for tin- Singapore Badminton Association Open Championships women's doubles have been extended to Ot. :.l. All alttliated parti.-, d--■trtng to send in some more entries ar»> requested to send ihem before that date to the Run. Becretary, c 0 The National City Bank of New i'ork Singapore.
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    Next Week's Quadrangular & The South v North Match
    618 10 Next Week's Quadrangular The South v North Match r SPECIAL SUNDAY BADMINTON NOTES I '.elated preparations aie be...---rushed to field the Singapore team to tlu forthcoming quadrangular badminton tournament, to be held at Malacca on Oct. 2. and 2(. in which lln four southern states Singapore, Johore, Malacca and Negri
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    S'PORE MALAYAS WIN 8-1 AT MALACCA
    100 10 S'PORE MALAYAS WIN 8-1 AT MALACCA tribu Singapore ;coresheet tik 1 tu ultan GrJ"' today ended In ;in o, ol^, for Bin pore through s minut, lay, and ai V. minute were tin, d^ n mid scorlH Malacc then got lh r but this was quickly 0 *L h the
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    MCU Trounce Johore CC
    100 10 Playing hockey at Joh tei day. the Medic,. Union _m ai the Johore ct Club by four goals to ore The first half was ev tested, with both defen well. Carson, the former! skipper, played bril. the losers at centre half V S. D. Williams .-uid
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    Will Malays Beat Shanghai Today?
    172 10  - Will Malays Beat Sha ng ha i Today? FULLBACK (By Will the Malays be able to lower the colours of the Shai ghai footballers at Jalan Be^ar Stadium this afterr.oon? Ths ll a burning question amoi _g soccer fans. The Malays themselves a:c very confident. They have reason, to be,
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    AMIN RUSHER, BOXER TURNED POLICEMAN
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    Anatomists To Meet Biologists
    125 11 Anatomists To Meet Biologists The following have been selected for the annual mixed hockey match between the Anatomists and the Biologists tomorrow on the Medi'*:d College TjDion j-romd: Anstomists: Seah Cheng BlsUg! Miss L. Thon? Htn? Len. J. S. Mah«devan: Mis 0 N. Sundra'edchon> S. C. Navarednnm, Miss Lilian Loo
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    ORAL TEST OVER
    30 11 The Oral Enghdt rar+ cf the Camj hrldge School Certfiicatc Examina- tions to le held in Decemtst 1947 j have now been completed throughout the I*lalayan Unluii
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    57 11 tn a loiter to the sports editor, a fi^.ht fan who .cad the account u. the careers of Boy Walley and Bud Walley which appeared in the {Sunday fribune or tw. t „.l Vs that h. in London m i:Vzy when Bud Walley n-Tit Be»t
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    Penang race Handicaps: 3 events for Griffins
    459 12 Penang race handicaps: 3 events for Griffins (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) PINANG, Saturday.— -The following are the handi caps for the firs* day of the Penang race meeting on Saturday. There are three races for griffins. Horses: Class 1. Div 1. 7 furs. Vanfci-'.r-l 794 Horses: Class 1. Div 2.
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    JOYFUL JUNIORS SOCCER
    80 12 The Joyful Juniors Sports Clnb will play socc-er match against the Supply Reserve Depot at the polo ground at 5.15 p.m. today. The Joyful Juniors XI will be chosen from the following: K. Jeevarajah. John Ghui, Sadara Sii gh, Cht*a*»Sere Kim. Lim Kim Hock, Goh Ah Perg.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB BREAKS RELAY RECORD
    493 12 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter Though no individual swimming records were broken, competitors clocked good times in yesterday's championships of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association held at the Singapore Swimming Club Only one record was broken. The Chinese Swimming Club medley relay tea m bettered
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    R.A.F. Swamp Non-Europeans 40-Nil
    391 12 R.A.F. Swamp Non-Europeans 40-Nil Combined R.A.F. (S'pore) 40 pts.: Non-Europeans 0. Superior in all department* of the game, the Combir--\rR. A.F. (Singapore) overwhelmed the Nor -European* by 40 poll ts (five goals, a penalty goal and four tries) to nib in the first of this season's Sii gapore "Fivecornered" competitior
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    POLICE BEAT HKSB BY ONLY GOAL
    109 12 a mediocre game Of hockev the police ground, yesterday K£_s? tee seCOnd eleven beat the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank by the only g oa l. M. K. Sundram scored the goal after a wild scrimmage in front *-rv? e vlsltor s goalmouth The home
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    CITY BANK CLUB v. PULO BUKOM
    87 12 The following will represent the City Bank Cluh ag.iinst Pulo Bllkoa j Sport.. Club at badminton today (Sunday) at Pulo Bukom: Singles: On,- Thian Si- -w. Tan I Tiam Chwee. Tham Chit Van, Lav-.-rence K. H. Yeo. or Tan Beng Tat Doubles: Onfc Thian
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    SHELL XI vs JOYFUL JUNIORS
    86 12 The following will represent the General Dept. XI. (Shell Co. UJI. Ltd. j against the Joyful Juniors 2nd XI at Prince Edward Road ground on Tuesday (21 10 47) at 5.15 p.m. -harp In a friendly game of MCcer: Iyer, Ng Heng Kwang. Leong Yuen,
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    SELANGOR WIN 24—6
    18 12 Selangor beat Negri Sembilan by 24 pointy to six at rugby played in Seremban yesterday.
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    Two "Tiger Tamers" Killed In Gun Duel
    317 12 Two "Tiger Tamers" Killed In Gun Duel (Sunday Tribun* Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. How two Chinese, leaders Of the "Green Dragon Hill Tiger Tamers" gang, wre shot dead by members of the local C.I.D. on May 20 after they had made an attempt to extort -rem the proprietor of the
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    2 ELECTROCUTED
    44 12 Butterworth, Saturday. When thi Province Weliesley Rural Board met for its monthly meeting, the Health Officer. Province Wellc.ley, reported that two pereota wero electrocuted clurirg the recent storm, oi.e a*, Butterworth and the other at Bukit Mertajam, by fatten l» ve wires.
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    Union Pensioners Meet Today
    42 12 Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. A conference of delegates from Pensioners' Associations in the Malayan Union will be held here ai 10 a.m. to morrow to discuss various grievances of pensioners with a v.ew to representation to Government for redress.
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    3,000 SEE POSTERS EXHIBITION
    62 12 Three thousand peoph attended the British Poster Exhibition held at the Chungking Hall, Great World, last night. Public Relations have arranged to have two boxes at the GT at World for subscriptions to the Princess Elizabeth Wedding Celebrations Fund, during this Exhioition. The Exhibition wll last
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    ACS FIRST XI BEAT SMI 4—1
    51 12 Ipoh, Saturday.— The hrst eleven or the Anglo-Chines*. School dellcated the St. Michael's Inst^ut oa by tour goals to one. But in the second eleven match, they lost to the S.M.I, by the odd goal in three The games were played on the S.M.I,
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    DRAMATIC CLUBS FOR MALAYA URGED
    46 12 Kuala Lumpur. Saturday.- The great educational value- \>_ amateur dramatic societiei and club-- was stressed by Mr. G. J. Ourney, Acting Principal of the Technical College, in an address to the YMCA Literary Circle. He urged the Immediate formation <» sue!. ■-•■-•.•tie., anfi
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    SITIAWAN WEDDING
    54 12 Sitiawan. Saturday. A wedding took place m the Chon^ Ching doI, hre when Mr. Cheng Hoon ol the F -od Control Department, S:tiawan. and brother o* Mr Oh Cheng Hong ol the Town Board. Lumut wa. married to Miss. Kin. See. daughter ol Mr nnd Mrs. Low Toon
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    LORONG LIMAU WIN
    56 12 The Lu ung Limau Youngsters played it friendly game of IOCCCT against the Thompson Road Rangers and defeated them hy tfOal <,n thc Thomson Road Polo Ground. Lore** Lim mau player: Ch.-r Kwei, Ah Chan. Ah Soak, Babe, Ah Bak, Omar Khan. Deng Ch-.l Bee Tee, Bock
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    Jail & Rotan For Ex-Boxer
    105 12 Jail Rotan For Ex-Boxer PRNANG, Saturday. Except for members of the press, the District Court was cleared when B Chinese woman. Ong Swee Km. gave evidence in the case against the former Penang boxer, Taib Hussain bin Mohd. Boota. also known as "Tiger Tulip" Hh was found guilty of three
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    Tin-Ore Stolen From Train
    83 12 KUAI^A LUMPUR. Saturday.— Eighty-eight bags of tin-ore valued at about $16,650 are reported to have been stolen from a goods wagon, between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. Twenty-five bags have been recovered bv the local C.I.D. on the railway line about 2 1 miles from Kepong railway
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    INTER-SCHOOL CHESS
    108 12 Bight Johore English Collegians beat and two drew with the Singapore Victoria School players at chess at the Victoria School yesterday. The Collegians won by 18 points to two. Results: (Collegians mentioned first) Syed Hussein beat Chia Kim Hui 2-0; Charlie Lim beat Chu Chin Hin 2-0; Syed
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    RUGBY LEAGUE RESULTS
    64 12 London, Oct 18. Barrow 6, Wigan 14. Bradford Northern 29, Batley 7 Castl lord 7, Oldharri 5. Feathers R. 5, L'pool Stanley 7 Halifax 21, Bellevue Rangers n Hullkingstone R. 10, H'field 15* Kelghley 3, Swinton 15. Leigh 11. Hull 5. Rochdale Hornets 2*9, York 0. Galtord
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    STOWAWAY TO BE SENT BACK TO INDIA
    54 12 PENANG, Saturday.- An Indian who was found on board the s.s. Vaaana, whieh arrived in Penane. without a ticket ami passport, said that he had lost them. He was ordered by the magistrate, Mr. J. Blackledge to be sent back to India on
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    PROMINENT CHINESE ON OPIUM CHARGE
    50 12 Penar g, Saturday.— Judgment v.as reserved till Oct. 22 ir. the case ip. which a .prominent local Chirese, Tar_ swee Tin, a nd his brother Tan Shu Er, were charged with possession of 28 pounds of opium it Weld Quay on Dec. 27 last year
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    INTER SCHOOL RUGGER
    34 12 TAIPING, Saturday. Showing better team-work an- enterpr se the King Ed ward VII School 5 Kuala Kangsar, in their interschool rugger fixture by 12 p,i nts (4 tries) to nil. pwM
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    ROYAL WEDDING SPORTS MEET
    22 12 "-un, Saturday, a an community sports meet ,n whkh no only .schools >>ut |£IvSSS KM^eth^^ding te UmZ ISSSS
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    MALAYAS BEAT "SPOTTED DOG" AT HOCKEY
    35 12 MALAYAS B EA T "SPOTTED DOG" AT HOCKEY n Lumpur Saturday— m a one-sided game, the Selang Malays beat the BelaiW "Cluh at hockey by eight goal to mi on the padang b l0 mi
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    3 SAMPAN ARRESTS
    52 12 3 -SAMPAN ARRESTS DOMETT?' atUrday -Marine cStSI on u Datr °J arrested four Chine.se who were ir, three «im The" r w e er r e Chur <* Pitin? 7 re m posaesaion of 192 tins of eigarette s which Vr* flUaii__ui I_l 1 v. lw a Were t 0
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    POSTPONED
    25 12 Nanking Oct IS WT__f today POS^rSS^'ES; r mi the Control Yuan trai 'T r ''ns Tor Dec. 10- m>,n N ov. 12 tf U.P.
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