Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 30 November 1947

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    34 1 HE PEOPLE FO/? THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune Now printed simultaneously m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Penang. 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) fWEtVE PAGES SAIMU krtmr., a\UVr_Jiiir.K 30, 1^47. PKICE TEN CENTS
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    SALARIES COMMISSION WANTS MORE PAY FOR GOVT. SERVANTS
    220 1 SALARIES COMMISSION WANTS MORE PAY FOR GOVT. SERVANTS J Mr Higher salaries for monthly paid Asiatic and noil-Asiatic Government servants m Singap ore and the Malayan Union ar_ recommended by the Salaries Commission, under the chairmanship of Sir Harry Trusted. Thii recommendation is asaid to be an attempt to narrow
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    Lightning Killed Girl And Man
    163 1 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipon Saturday Pour sudden ..paths have occui ed In the Hutu Gajah area during tin- list seven dsyi Th'- dead irli and two rn<-n. both the lattei being Chinese 0r,., of l li a .ci 1 1. 'IK*''! who wai ■truck by
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    $100,000 Opium Seizure
    105 1 'Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IPOH. Saturday.- A vigilant watch by a local customs outdot r officer resulted m the arty m Belfleld Street ul three Chinese m a car. all 'grd to have bee*) m possession ol opium valued at $100,000. As iuej to this. thre.. Chinese
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    Husband Did Not Give Her A Cent
    248 1 Husband Did Not Give Her A Cent (Tribune .StafT Reporter^ PENANG, Saturday. "Snee marriage he h'«s never triven me a cent or bought any clothing for me said a \oi*n<r woman. Margaret Wong fnee Jerem*ahl wno was granted a decree n'si to he made absolute m three months, by Mr.
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    BAD WEATHER FORCES GOVERNOR'S PLANE BACK
    43 1 BAD WEATHER FORCES GOVERNOR'S PLANE BACK The Governor of the Malayan Union Sir Edward Gent took off yesterday afternoon from Singapore for Kuala Lumpur but bad weather forced the plane to turn back. Earlier m the day. he attended the usual Governors' conference.
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    YESTERDAY'S WEDDINGS
    38 1 YESTERD AY'S WEDDINGS Mr. Robert Alfred Waddle, Drputit Elei tried Engineer, Sinyapure Municipality, and weTlknotOU church organist, and Miss Jttan Maru Lie yds. formerly anUOUUCi r of the British Far Easttern Broadcasting Service, married at St. Andrew's Cathtdral
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    Jean simmonssaw S'pore,said 'Golly'
    644 1  -  OSWALD HENRY {BM Trifiiinc Film R> porter) tite IS-year-(dd Jean Simmuns, vivacious star of the Brit,sh screen and artiste of tha J. Arthur Rank Organisation, thinks the world of the East, and of Singapore. "Golly," she exclaimed, as soon as she 'arrived at Kallang yester«iay, "This
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    TODAY'S HUMAN STORY
    13 1 Mrs. Chow and baby {Photo by Scoop's Amateur Bervice, ipoh)
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    Baby Just Escaped Police-Cell Birth
    368 1 (Sunday Tribune StalY Reporter) IPOII, Saturday —This is today's human story— ibe story of Chow Ou and his wife, of Tambun, Ipoh. A former stall hawker and now a humble vegetable gardener, 30--year-old Chow Chu found himself m a predicament on the night of Nov.
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    At Last, The Boxing Dream Has Come True
    361 1  -  KO (By Kirn Lin and the Malayan boxers' pro c :on of Manila is no longer a dream* It has become a icality. Last night Kirn receive d from Jes Cortes a rush wire which read: "Som Pong m Banizkok already ar
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    Siam's Rice Exports
    131 1 Siam 's Rice Exports BANGKOK. Nov 29. The Cnmmerce Minister, Del Snidwong today estimated that Siam can export 000 000 tons of rice next year and reach about 100.000 tons this year. He said November shipments would be around 32.000 and December 21.000 tons thus making the year's total slightly
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    GOC AT CEYLONESE FUNCTION
    44 1 Picture taken at Kranji yester* day at the big Ceylonese junction [set '"il report on hack page). Standing from left tti right. Mr. V. J. Mendis. Mr. Brneel Feruaudo, Mrs. Cox, anti Major Qener il L 11 Cou, Sinyapore (JOC.
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    US $500,000 FIRE
    37 1 New York, Nov. 2.,. One wai kill' d and snol r ti I wai feared t<» be dead In u.Sssoi.ooO today at a Ave-itorejr plumbing supply w ''lifii.^.. nn 1 i- ,sf aSide- U.P.
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    FAMOUS WARTIME EXPLOITS of THE MPAJA
    1645 2 Tomorrow a famous band of Malaya's underground lighters cele--bo tC a J 4 anniversary HARRY PANG, Tribune Staff Reporter, tells here In January 1944 during the Japanese occupation of Malaya* a band of about 100 Japanese soldiers, armed with rifles, was trekking across the
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    "Even At 80, I Am S'pores Happiest Man"
    400 2 (.Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Oon Cheng: Tee, Singapore's octogenarian, has got his spectacles at last. s Thanks to the story which l the Sunday Tribune published last week. Mr. Oon is now a very happy -man. Apart from the {.Ut, of
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    Swiss Radio Plays Host To 20 Tots
    155 2 A cable from Dr. Edouard Muller, President of the Nestle Group ot Companies, has been received m Singapore with the news that: "As a gesture of goodwill to Princess Elizabeth, on the oecasKn of her marriage. Studio Lausanne of .Swi^ H«di<). through it
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    Singapore Art Show
    161 2 (Sunday Tribum Staff Reporter) Aboul 150 works by local ari m oils, water-c I vi pasti I as well 4$ v. :yjptui be on exhibit n f.M.t Art Club In the c ming week c exhibition, the Hrst 61 it, kind m Singapore, will be formally opened
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    Cold Storage Makes $763,782
    75 2 Tne report or tne singap r Cold Storage Limited lor tne twelve months ended Aug. 31 .shows a profit ol $703,782; recoveries during the year were $445,402 less the debit brought m of 5427.308. A dividend of ten per cent ana a bonus dividend of ten
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    S'pore Schoolboys Are Taking Up Languages
    153 3 Tribune Staff Reporter) To-morrow morning, m four education centres 47»> srhool '•'ii! begin their examinations m c-jng.i" for the senior Cambridge School Ceniflcate *j'.r< < nty Jnination t till cvjday 12. I i I** »ai Av*-rro" bei Hr R •■v ti tak'ny i idd
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    BRIBERY FOLLOWS TIN ORE THEFT
    242 3 BRIBERY FOLLOWS TIN ORE THEFT KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday.— A Chinese Choong San, was ronvicted by the District Judge, j Mr aSutherland. on two Charge! i ol having committed the.t ol 88 baga ol tin-ore valued at I £10,560 and lor having offered illegal jjatlhcation to a polic* He was sentenced
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    Ex-Detectives Turn Armed Robbers
    244 3 Ex-Detectives Turn Armed Robbers Two former Singapore Police Perce detectives were sentenced to eight years' rigorous imprisonment and twelve rtn kei of the rotan by M». Justice Jobllng at the Sinnnoi-- Assise Court yesterday for armed robbery oi cash and jewellery amounting to $1,010. Both accused chin Toni; Beng and
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    $2,588 More For Wedding Fund
    44 3 Princess Elizabeth Wedding Fund for the workmen's housing scheme i.s brought nearer the million dollar mark by an additional $2,588.31, th* net pro cpt-ds from "Night ot Nights' held at \h v Givat World Pui t. on Thursday evening
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    BENEFITS OF DEATH RAILWAY SAIK
    50 3 Mr. J. a Thivy. India Govern men: Representative In Singapore, said yesterda. that he would take un Willi ies Crovernmant the question of benefits on an eouitabli basis for the victims of thc Siam Death Railway, from the sale proceeds of some portion of it.
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    Malaya's educational drawback
    128 3 Malaya's educational drawback fSnuduy Tribune stuff Reperrter) The Lack of facilities m Ma■aya for advanced studies m physics and Chemistry was preventing Malayan students :rom .-eeking admission to Indian Universities, Mr. John A. Thivy, Government of Indi?. Representative m Malaya, said yesterday. To ovei come this drawback 'he said) he
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    Piece Of Paper Gives Clue To Corpse's Identity
    128 3 A Chinese woman found the highly decomposed body of a Chinese at the Bukit Brown Cemetery on Xov. 20. She reported this to the Superintendent of the cemetery who, m tUItl, reported to the police. Inspector Ernie Shears conducted the investigations, and
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    FREE FILM SHOWS
    54 3 Free chowa of educational In- actional lilins are to be given during ihe week by the Public Relations Film Unit as follows: Monday: Pasir Panjang Vill- d_< v fl 2 ins. Tuesday: Chinese V.M CA Wednesday: Tanjong Pagar Police .Station. Thursday: St Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital. Friday: Singapore
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    GOUT YEW SIA ANNIVERSARY
    302 3 The 15th anniversary of the Oeui Vtw Bis was fittingly celebrated on Baturdsy last, when more than GOO guests, representing various As-.oi.a-tions, iriti.ds .-.nd members, were sntertained to a dinner at the Cluh House, No. 3, Onm. Road. premises was goigeousiy decorated, with Chinese flinging Troupe
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    S'pore Can Expect To See More Film Stars
    474 3 n lay Ti ibune Film R* /■<•< tt i A controlling interest m the chain ol cinema i Malayan Union operated by the Keng Huai Film Co oi Penang, has been acquired by the J A thur I Lokp Wan Tho partnership.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    3669 4  -  VERA ARDMORE H American Consular j Parly The American Consul General and Mrs Paul R. Jo.sm lyn gave a large cocktail party at their residence m (irange Hoad to welcome Admiral C. M. Cooke. U.S.N, and officers oi visiting battleships of the American Navy. Many
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      245 5 0 (^4^i; 1 1 Ifc"!^" tfl'si^ 1 I You can litc-.i. loveiiness ia.li mornin il Nature bn her plan alvaa-.s tr_.h ana ie j are worn-out, dried-ui i, 3 rcr..i:ni! p the p.irc» .i:.d 1 -title the voo ri.c-'.i Natui' < m p I'-rd-up slun i nnd hest wav to
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    The Sunday Tribune NOVEMBER, 30, 1947. Obstinacy
    592 6 The Sunday Tribune NOVEMBER, 30, 1947. Obstinacy London Aytnts —Messrs. Colin Tumor Ltd., T>iibot II oust, 98, St. Martins Lane W.C. 2. Al a conservative estimate about two-and-half-million dollars passed through the totalisator. course cash sweeps and the big sweeps at the Singapore Turf Club revival meeting a week ago.
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    TV GOOD BOOK is still the BEST BOOK
    848 6 TV GOOD BOO K is still the BEST BOOK THE Bible, the world's bettselling book for 300 yeais. has become a paying proposition to olack market dealers m aSouth Africa. Natives are so eager to secure a copy that they are willing to pay ten times the publishers' price, and
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    'ROTTEN BOROUGH' OF SINGAPORE
    655 6 Contemplation of the forthcoming local elections leads W. A. Harpur to write on the There seems tc be an inescapable cycle m the form of government In civilised countries. From the anarchy of tribal warfare, sooner or later emerged a strong man who manages to impose
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    Joins Tribune Board
    141 6 wealth and privilege but is not often able to overthrow an entrenched democracy; more usually democracy overthrows itself, mob rule supervenes and a strong man arises from Ihe chaos aiid a newdespotism comes into being. Wiiether the full cycle be accomplished slowly or speedily depends upon many
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    Malay Women's Aims For Emancipation
    870 6 It is argued by progressive Malays, say s R. B. Ooi m this pertinent article, that th emancipation movement among Malay women is cleaved by too many parties. They should form a united front. Lust week Malay orthodoxy i<>ceived a blow m its solar plexus
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    Exclusive Reports To The Sunday Tribune
    831 7 JHOW PRINCE PHILIP BROUGHT HIS BRIDE TO HONEYMOON HOUSE A .Log Fire And Supper (From WAN RBBDBR and Robert glenton* WOMBBY IHANTB), (BY AIR MAIL.. A TALL YOUNG MAN IS NAVAL UNIFORM SPRANG OUT OF A LIMOUSINE THAT CRUNCHBD UP THK GRAVELLED DRIVE TO
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    Wedding Eve Party—Naval Style
    33 7 Wedding Eve Party Naval Style v_^- .._r-> Lieutenant Philip makes everybody laugh with a jest at his cve.of-wedding party at the Dorchester, London, for naval friends and his uncle Lord Mountt t n.
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    Extortion Alleged
    98 7 A 25-year-old Hokkien faced two charges of extortion end one of attempted extortion at the Second Police Court yesterday. He was Eu Wee Kiat, wno pleaded not guilty to extorting $50 sjmetimr* m August from ong Tiow Kee at Si i mgoon Koad under threats of injury, and
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    Sold Peanuts In Protected Area
    93 7 An peanut vendor was yesterday fined $10 at the Second District Court for trespassing into a proj tected place the RAF Changl air strip on Nov. 26. He was R. Nagappun, and ne told the Magistrate that previously he had been there to sell peanuts
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    Diamond Theft Alleged
    63 7 Abdul Hameed, a 47-year-old Indian was charged at the Second Police Court yesterday with theft of $1,575 worth of synthetic diamonds and $65 from a compatriot S. A. Latiff at 53, Bussorah Street on Nov. 18. He claimed trial to the charge and police hail was extended
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    Claims Trial On Robbery Charge
    54 7 A young Chinese, Ong Kirn Choon. claimed trial at the Second Police Court yesterday to a charge of robbery of $138 trom a compatriot named Choy Eng Kuang at Hindu Road on Nov. 28. Bail m $500 was allowed for a week when the case
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    Bridegroom Took This Picture of The Press
    65 7 The men who brin? you thc news and pictures roar with laugrhter as they themselves are photographed —by Prince Philip, the Royal bridegroom. He had just posed for them at his wedding eve party at The Dorchester, London. Then, borrowing a camera from
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    They Fought Indians To Get Oil
    1023 7  -  NEGLEY FARSON MOSS FROM A ROLLING STONE-BY It will be no news to tell the world that the modern light h)r oil has been, and still is m some places, just as adventurous, colourful —even ruthless— as the historic quest for gold. But it
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    Girl Players Have Shown Promise
    773 8 OUR SPE«-TAL BADMINTON FEATURE For Ihe second tir..e m the hi_._<>iv Ol tlu- Singapore admi'Uon championships, we see a player appearing m tne finals of both thc junior and senior events m th'_. same year, and to i record hy appearing m three finals m
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    NEW FARELF A.T.S. COMMANDER
    71 8 Chief Commander Elsa O'Leary has taken over command of the A.T.S. m G.H.Q. FARELF, m succession to Chief Commander M. X Marsh, who i.s on her way to the CX. There are more than 200 women m the Command. The new A.D.A.T.S. has been m the
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    POSTPONED
    74 8 The Amateur 3-Dam-e Contest to he held at the Odeon Cabaret on Nov. 28. 29 and 30 has been cancelled due to uniorsccn circumstances and postponed to later dates. The Contest will be held instead, on Dec. 4. 5 and 0 at thc Odeon Cal a ret. New Wor
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    Goodwill Mission From India Due
    160 8 (Buu4ay Tribum Btaf) Repenrter) A goodwill mission representing the Chettiar community of South India is expected to ar. rive here around the middle of next month, Mr. Jonn A. Thivy, Government of India Representative m Singapore, said at a press conference yesterday. This mission, which
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    STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP
    103 8 STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Tho sti. ids Chinese M.V.P. will meet the United Youth B. P. m a frienslly ?amc of hadminton consisting* of 3 men. singles. 2 men's douhles. 1 ladies' singles, and I mixed douN *s i.o ho played on Tuesday at 7.4.1 p.m at tha Clerl
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    Fight For Indian Labour Rights
    106 8 Mr. J. A. Thivy. India Representative, commenting on tin* struggle of Indian laboui foi better conditions, said yester"ay Tho Government of India':, only alternative i.s to prevent the entry of any more Inuan labour into Malaya, at this stage, jo as to enable the present
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      258 8 rs§s^jß Disperse Thit .at After Meals Witt le §§fiff: Witt s Antacid Powder Ic^-VJsffi Flatulancc— the result |*rr^J» of accumulated yuan l~ "hW& m tbe stomach and the I!^ll!_*x2^ dispersing of those -****'s*-y^ gasscs through the mouth can be very objectionable tc yourself as well as others. One dose of
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      167 8 Radio Malaya Highlights ST. ANDREW'S DAY PROGRAMME— Pipe Band of the Ist Batt. H. sfl. Seaforth Highlanders 8.30 p.m. tonight. JEAN SlMMONt>— Recorded interview witl. this British Film Actress 9.45 p.m. tonight RADIO THEATRE— Presenting "A Midsummer Night's Dream", proaucid by David Lyttle— lo p.m. ton.<rh» MUCH-BINDING-IN-THE-MARSH —the most amusing
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    BEAUTY AND BRAINS
    89 9 BEAUTY AND BRAINS Whi n lin, intra Ut c ,i,h s s tv < up fit i a, ting aspiration* beeauat she luul no inh >v. 1,,, father, Wen-man Bel Geddes, noted scenic designer, encouraged her tt> proceed. Sh* started »i/li a walk-on pari with Ethel Barrumon m >* summer
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    No. 1 STAR OF TOMORROW
    120 9 ISvelyn Keyes is the Number one star <.t Tomorrow, the Motion Picture Herald announceu as the result of Its seventh annual poll of exhibitors. Miss Keyes, who has just complete*! a co-starring role with Glenn Ford m Columbia's "The Itating t M Hi.," holds the
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    PERFORMANCE PRAISED
    71 9 PERFORMANCE PRAISED l»lnywright Rug-eno O'Neill, never quoted as an enthusiast over actors or motion pirt tires, wasted no time ln telephoning Rosalind Russoll m Hollywood after seeing m New Voik a rough cut of the plcturlzatlon of his stage play. "Mourning Becomes Electra.'* "YOUfS IS the greatest sustained j performance
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    RECORD SET FOR SOS
    142 9 Die* P pwell, .Pino Gre*»i and otivr members of the RKO Radio troop.* filming "Station West" at an isolated location m Arizona successfully beal a cloudburst to their camp at Sedona. A $65,000 sound truck a no* generator unit, however, whs marooned 18 miles from camp
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    THE RAZOR'S EDGE
    2280 9  -  SOMERSET MAUGHAM >f Exclusive Serial For Tribune Readers by THE STORY SO FAR In Chivriyo sin, i flu 'i fit, tin clom ',i World Wai I Larry hninii returns to fiud Isabel waiting to merry him tintf setth <i .a iti th* f mventiemal hf t.f their
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    PAT IS PERFECT
    29 9 London's gift to Hollyvoentd i umt rcrsatH Pal Kirkwood, Metro~t2old*wyn~Mayer ac*ri v h Singapore, nan ently m "No Leave, No Love," is ttut hen <. nn'.'hct him
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      88 9 Jloa H'lllJlll's Diary CATHAY; "2.000 Women" \».hi> Phyllis ca!v<jrt, Flora Robson, Patn ela Hoc and Jean Kent war drama. aa a CAPITOL: "Dssiry Rad-'-. Again*' with James Stewart and Marietta Dietrlen: western thriller packed SfliS vi von and comedy. REX: 'Barbary C-.ast Oent" witti Wallace B<*c.ry and Ulnnic Barnea comedy
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    Perak Races: IstDay's FullCard
    1561 10 Hc'low are thn* handicaps and race card for ihe first day of the Perak Turi (luh Oec em ber meeting at Ipoh on Saturday, l>ec. 6, the age. description. weight, record of last three runs, and owners and trainers of each horse. Thc sc ratchings and
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    SRC In Great Scoring Mood
    135 10 SRC 8 C R.C o he Sing ip >r« Recn ation I wen n n yesterda they me| the Singapore Ch I Recreation club and beal I b eight goals tv nil m the H key League on the padan The chines** defence the B.R.C.
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    HQ RUGGER WIN
    24 10 District xv paslly beal the Singapore Slgat the Thoin on Road Police Training Sehooi grouni by 19 and two goals, to
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    SINGAPORE'S FIRST HEAVY' CHAMPION AND HIS SON
    1034 11 SINGAPORE'S FIRST HEA VY' CHAMPION AND HIS SON HERMAN RAPPA-MALAYA'S BOXING GIANTS No. 10 THE name Johnson has lono k. tamous boxers. *c Have ill the first coloured JghSto attain V J f k champ, oi u J( W()fUJ ll: heavyweight Jack Johnson ha been i critics as tia* greatest
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    Special Amateur Boxing
    261 11 emendous interest is being taken m Fridays amateur buxing programme of 12 bouts at the riappy World Siadium. Civilians, policemen and representatives irom the Navy Army ana Koya. Air *o.cc w_.i tv seen In action AU bouts ure of three twominute rounds' duration with Ihe exception ol
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    Tennis Exhibition
    152 11 Chin Kee Onn. Robert Chia, N. N. Wise. Bartlett. C. K. Pang an.i Kamis will he seen m action m a series of xhibition tennis matehess at the Happy World Covered Stadium on Tuesday, Dec. 2. Bartlett, a ranking Australian player, and Wis* Singapore champion, A9oo, wih pay
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    JOYFUL JUNIORS WIN
    42 12 Playing a friendly game ot Foccer at Teluk Kurau ground yesterday, the Joyful .Juniurs b at the Bluewhlto Rovers by i rour goals to one. Sfoiers ior the winners we:<Leng Chee <2», Osman Anguil lia and Chan Wah Kee.
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    Helen Heng Beaten In Open Final
    376 12  -  SHUTTLE (By Miss Chung Kun Yoon^j Of the Eclips3 Badminton Party was crpwned Sinuapore's IMI Ladies' B tig'.ea Cha opion when she be it the youthii'.l 14-year-aJd Miss II len H r.g of the United Family B.P. m the final of the Singapore Badminton
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    Terrors Beat Dockyard 4-2
    124 12 HMS Terror beat the Naval dockyard XI at soccer yesterday by four goals to two at the Naval Base. Wilkinson scored m the first ten minutes of play, when his .•-•hot hit the crossbar and rebounded into the net. Woodsate then sent m the second Terror
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    C & W Heat NORMAL TEACHERS 4—3
    121 12 C W Heat NORMAL TEACHERS 4—3 In a thrilling game of hockey, the Noi rnal Teachers were unlucky to lose lo the Cable and Wireless team by 4 3, on the Serangoon Knglish School ground on Friday. In the last minute of the first half, the Cable and Wireles3 opened
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    TO-DAY'S SPORTS
    66 12 TO-DAY'S SPORTS HOCKEY Harlequins vs. ghq FARELF. Padang; Clarke Rangers vs. R. N. Police St. Oeorge's Roaa. SOCCER Blue Rovers vs. Indonesian XI. C V.M A ground; Balestier District XI vs. Tank Road District XI. J., an Besar Stadium; Bingapore Rangers vs. Chinese Hurncaw Teluk Kurau English School. BADMINTON Singapore
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    INTER-DISTRICT SOCCER FRIENDLY
    83 12 The DsV_.tr> I District will p:ay a friendly soccer match sgainst the Tank Road District today at Ja an Besar Stadium af 4 p.m. sharp. The Balestier team will be selected from: Boon Yoon Bang (Captain); Boon Yoon Cheong, Boon Ifoek Bum;, Boon Iffeng Chonj?, Chow Yee
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    St. Andrews Service
    45 12 A special St. Andrew's Service will be held at the Presbyterian Churc_i today at 0.30 p.m. Mr. T r. Smith. Chieftain of the Society, win take on,- of the Lessons and the service will le eondueted by the Rev. r m Qreer.
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    Rest Win Thrilling Padang Rugger
    372 12 Rest 19 points Scotland 10 points Asserting their superiority from the kick -off, the Rest displayed good combination and initiative to beatScotland by 19 points (three tries and two goals) to 10 points (two goals) m the rugger match on the Padang. After ten minutes
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    Bradman still unbeaten, 179
    460 12 BRLSBANE, XT ov 29. There was no play earlier m TeaSt match today, but it is expected to star, at 4.30 pm The umpires were hooted as they walk 3d out asain to Inspect the wicket at half pas*, four. This time, they consulted near the
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    ARMY WERE IN GOOD FORM
    157 12 Superior combination and sbckwork enabled the Army Hockey XI to defeat the Singapore Police m a League hockey game by two goals to nil at Thomson Road yesterday. The Army attacked strongly when play began but the Police defence worked hard. In the 27th minute
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    Chinese Film Chief Here
    86 12 Mr. Tao Peh Shuen, general manager of Cathay Motion Picture Co., and representative ot the Peak Film Corporation and Wen Wha Motion picture C<v arrived by air from Hong Kong yesterday afternoon. Mr. Tao was accompsnied Mr. Tong Joo. p eneral manager of Sin Giap Enterprising
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    CEYLONESE SPORTS ON NEW GROUND
    429 12  - CEYLONESE SPORTS ON NEW GROUND D.H.de T (By M ijor Reads) All ro..ds !ed to Kranji yesterday I f>>r the Ceylonese In Singapore— civi- I han una servicemen b Ike when Major General L. B. Cox. G.O.C S.nKupore District, opened Ute Ceylon Forces Bports Club, and his vile presented the
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    S'pore Malays Win Gold Cup
    58 12 Before a c.owd of over 3.0C0 In Kuala Lumpur yeste.day. the Singapore Malays beat the Penan* Ma'ays 1-0 m the final of the Gold Cup soccer competition. KamH scored the Foai In the Tirst half. After the match, the Sultan of SelanPTr*- Dre^ent 4 lh
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    SELANGOR TROUNCE MALACCA
    34 12 Selango* t'ounced a f hockey ip XI- vest ord iy by 6 m a one_sid<"r. g ime Tan Kon' Chee go f Malacca's ~onl. Sei •angor led 4-1 at half time.
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    PERAK & NEGRI DRAW
    17 12 PERAK NEGRI DRAW A Seremban yesterday, Perak drew with Ncgii l-l at hockey after a thrilling game
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    TIGER AMAN WINS ON TKO
    57 12 KUALA LUIVIPUR. Sat. At the Bukit Bintang Park B(-xin>^ Arena tonight. Tiger Aman won by n t.k.o. over Bey Andn.s m the sev< ath r^und of a tenround contest. Boy Andres, who was leading on point-,, had to ret re i wing to a cut
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    Lien Hwa Trounced
    47 12 HONGKONG. Nov 2'» Malayan s< j_^ n Ilie! the., f ,W When they wen; d-.v.'n tr, tho t tryi y Of 8-2 m their final maUhS against c ombln^ Oiineseteam which were .superior throughout and too fast and skii ful for the sr utherners.
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    3 a.m.News
    535 12 LONDON, v, v 29 Re 8u i t8 of tii- first round Of Football As*-.. ciatlon Cup .Ww Brighton I Ifartni Oeeby Runcorn 1, Scunthorpe 2 Lincoln 0, Workington 1 Gateshead 1, Bra Hull C. 1. Scuthport 1 oidham Lancaatei C 0 York o, Rochdale i !rewe i,
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