Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 March 1948

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    35 1 BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune Now Printed simultaneously m SiiWapdK^ Kuala Lumpur, lpoh P^\W££^^P^ 'Phone 5811 (Three Lines) TWELVE PAGES. rS^GAPORE, MARCH 7, 1948. U PRICE TEN CENTS
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    S'PORE DOC TOR CANGES MAN INTO WOMAN
    581 1 MEDICAL MlRACtf^Mfc TO FIGHT TUMOUR Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter A fifty-year-old Singapore Chinese male has been temporarily turned into a woman. This is no fairy tale, no freak of nature, but an evolution achieved m the cause of science and medicine by a
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    LEWIS TIPS 7 WINNERS
    114 1 Allan Lewis, Tribune specie! racing OOTTtSpM- dent tipped four straight and three indirect winI ners at lh last day of the S Penang Turf Club s Leap I Year race meeting yester- 1 I day. Lewis' straight winners were: Jaurtv ($M and $8); Lovely Bore ($9
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    SARAWAK DYAKS CABLE LISTOWEL
    107 1 The Malay National Union ot Sarawak, the Barawak Dayak Association and two other bodies yesterday sent the following telegram to Lord Listowcl "la view of your lordship's intended visit to Kuching, we yen- ture to suggest to your lordship o allow our Raja Muda Anthony i
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    WORKSHOP FIRE
    58 1 n. »u y sUght da^age was caused m the result of a fire which broke ,hL a l m to r spare parts work- shop off Sel gte Road yestenlay. Hrii'w ly arrlva l of two File th. cn neB quick ly brought rowJr, Under conttol -™<1 ™rU>TJ°
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    INSPECTOR ATTACKED
    116 1 {From Our Oven Reporter) MALACCA, Mar. 6. Choc Soon Tee, chief sanitary inspector attach^d to the Malacca Municipality, was the victim of a vicious knife-attack on Saturday morning 9 o'clock. The victim was on rounds m the Municipal Market m Keo Ann Road whe/e the assault occurred. The
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    KILLEARNS GOING TO UK THIS MONTH
    208 1 < Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Lord Killearn, Special Commissioner to South-Ea^t Asia, is expected to leave Singapore this month for the United Kingdom, with Lady Killearn and their th -ee children. Lord Killearn's duties will have < then ended as Special Commis- i sionei,
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    DISTRICT CONFAB
    20 1 The District Conference of the Rotary Clubs of Malaya will be held m Singapore during the Eastter holidays.
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    Lesnevich Keeps Title
    51 1 NEW YORK, Mar. 6. Gus Lesnevich, 33-year-old holder of the world light, heavyweight title since 1941, took only one minute 58 seconds of the first round to knock out Billy Fox. 21 -year-old Philadelphia Negro, and retain his championship at Madison Square Garden here last night. Re
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    CHARON ARRIVALS
    34 1 Dr. P. F. E. Noronah and Mrs. G. F. Noronah of Kuala Lumpur were among the 90 passengers who disembarked from the m.v. Charon which arrived m Singapore from Australian ports, yesterday.
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    3 CHAMBERS' NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL
    256 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter J The three Chambers of Commerce European, Chinese and Indian- yesterday nominated representatives to the future Legislative Council of the Colony. The nominees are Mr. E. M. F. Ferguson for the Singapore Chamber of Commerce; Mr. Tan Chin Tuan for the
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    Missing Plane Spotted
    131 1 BATAVIA. Mar. 6. Dutch search planes today spotted the Avro-Anson aircraft missing on a flight from Darwin, Australia, to Singapore, on Waingapu airfield on Sumbawa island m the Lesser Sundas. The plane, which carried no wireless, landed there yesterday tor repairs to the propellor, aviation authorities here
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    Malayan Indian Congress Warns
    106 1 "All members of the Malayan Indian Congress m the Federation of Malaya, who have accepted nominations on the Federal Legislature and State and Settlement Councils as set up under the new Constitution inaugurated on Ist February, 1948. will be expelled from the Congress. I shall notify
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    NO AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIVE TO MEET MALAY DEPORTEES
    275 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Inche S. Adam, President of the Malay Seamen's Union, Singapore. said yesterday that he was "very surprised" to find that there was no Australian Government representative at the wharves to meet the 10 Malay seamen deportees who arrived m
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    LISTOWEL HEARS CHINESE VIEW
    92 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) I Last evening Mr. Lee Kong Chian, president of the Chi- > nese Chamber of Commerce, accompanied by Messrs. Yon* Yit Lin, Lien Ying chow and Ng Sen (hoy iiad discussions i with Lord Listowel at Government House. It is understood the
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    ATTENDED TRIAD MEETING UNDER DURESS, SAY ACCUSED
    318 1 "I have been worried by other i gangsters I was told that unless I joined this gang I would not get any protection." This is what an accused, who claimed to be a businessman m the shipping trade, told the First District Court
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  • World News Round-Up
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      30 1 DACCA, Mar. 6.— Pakistan i» negotiating with Britain to buy tvio British destroyers. RvarAdmiral J. W. Jefford, Flay Officer commanding the Royal Pakistan Navy, announced in a broadcast here.- Reuter
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      36 1 TOKIO, Mar. 6.—The oncedreaded Jap police, now reorganised to eliminate the former autocratic control, again are intimidating the people, forcing them to make "contributions to police welfare funds", according to a Tokio newspaper. Yukuan Mviako. U.P.
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      32 1 NEW YORK, Mar. 6. The world's only woman bullfighter Conchita Citron arrived by plane from Portugal enroiiie to Limt Peru, to dedicate the new bull ring by slaying the first bull. U.P.
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      20 1 BAGDAD, Mar. 6.- -Jamil m Madfai, Iraq Minister witliout Portfolio, has resigned for health reasons, it was learned today. Reuter
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      33 1 BANGKOK. Mar. 6. -Britain, the United States, China. India, France and the Netherlands this morning officially recognised the Khuang Abhaiwong Government thus re-establishing international relations disrupted by the coup of last November. Reuter
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      30 1 SYDNEY. Mar. Q.~The Australian tin price from smelters to consHVK >s h^i.t been increased from A £s ls to A £sso per ton of fee five March 1 Reuter AAP
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      45 1 SHANGHAI, Mar. 6. MajorGeneiul Clairo Chcnnault, former commander of the "Flying Tigers" loft here by a North west Airlines plane this morning for Washington to testify before the House Foreign Relations Committee on aid to China. He was accompanied by his wife Anna Chen.— Reuter
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      32 1 TOKYO, Mar. 6. Tuo u^eefea ufter.tti* election b.) the Diet an Prnn* Mm****; Iir M ,,*,te of Japan, ffitrtshl Ashida is still unable to announce The jormation of a new cabinet. Reuter
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      34 1 PARIS, Mar. 6.- Five tons of arms were discovered ]n a lorry hidden m a garage on the outskirts of Paris, Paris police an- nounced today. Seven people have been detained for questioning. Reuter
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    THE PR OBLEMCHILD GETS A "BREAK"
    1013 2 (Sunday Tribune Staft Reporter) THE naughty boy of yesterday, has an official name today. He is known as the Juvenile Dc?linqu?nt. Not so long ago, the nai^hty boy— for hat is what the juvenie delinquent is— if he misbehaved himself m any way, felt
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    Globe-Girdler Due Here Monday Week
    265 2 pilot and there is a crew of seven P Vansmans *rt is chief The giant four-motored DC-4 is expected to arrive m the afternoon from Manila on one of its stops on its flight around the world. Carrying the latest up-to-date aviation devices, the Sky
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    Mr. Mendis Contradicts A Rumour
    228 2 Mr. Mendis Contradicts A Rumour (Sunday Tribune Staff ReportcrJ Contradicting a strong rumour current m Singapore among Ccylonese circles that the Government of Ceylon proposes to appoint a Ceylonese representative m this country, Mr. V. J. Mendis. President of the Ceylonese Association. Singapore, told a Sunday Tribune reporter yesterday that
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    A Prayer
    149 2 There ».v high pressure J canvassing fur votes- these I days and often voters are i placed iti embarrassment fri/ having been approached h'y i rival candidates.- For the I relief of such embarrass- ment the verse quoted below i ur suggested as "A Prayer i of the
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    S'HAI COUNCIL ! WANTS U.S. AID
    53 2 S'HAI COUNCIL WANTS U.S. AID 3HANTJHAI. Mar. C. City Uoubcil, at a session yesterday, decided to cafclc Washington requesting United States aid to China, including military assistance. The mooting also decided to request National Assembly delegates representing the Shanghai area, and vocational bodies, to vote for Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek for
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    Gold Production
    45 2 SYt>NEY. Gold production m Australia m 1947 was 937.359 fine ounces, valued at £A10.088.326. an increase of 113,000 oz. over 1946. but 708,000 oz. fpw»i than In I<»W>. Maximum poM production was reached In 1903, when 3,838,000 i\no oim,, wvrr won Reuter AAP
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    $ 10 AMAH GETS $400,000 NOW
    260 2 10 AMAH GETS $400,000 NOW (dmnday Tribune Man RepevHr) Inflation has 1 cached such proportions m China tnat the average l)crson is a millionaire m Cmtt&a. 1 currency. i'nis wan revealed to the Tribune by a recent arrival trom Amoy. "A consulation. however, b tliat otic does not have to
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    NEW FILM CENSOR APPOINTED
    100 3 Kv:ui> who has Ht "h?i Wa po Jo4nt Film- u n of Fub i( Relations m PSfLumpur an.l Sin^apon '*f:: !i H» 5.P who r n Z, temi „,.<d i il!-1 946 Wf ,i Gov« i-nment •d «J» bC) |ni 1 Seer I'- flncie for thr
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    ELECTION MEETING
    52 3 Mr |L a- IitJWL Ir:(il i" lli(nl 'andidat-. Municipal South -West JglSEiency foi th< forthcoming oundl elections will dellvei oeorh at thr Empress Place un Jtjpt of Ui- Town Hall) today, at IUB. aiid at the fiei<i neai <'-.'• ,'o 2 Su:;a!'ui. Harbour Bo rd Tanjoo;. Kgar) at
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    THOUSANDS WILL REMEMBER THIS PLACE WITH AFFECTION
    1507 3 Cox Club Has Been "Home From Home" To Indian And Ceylon Troops (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) AMONG the many places which will br remembered through The years with affection by th Indian and troops rationed In Singapore is a ct'aamcoloured wooden building standing
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    Death Of Madam Koh Nguan Lang
    83 3 Death Of Madam Koh Nguan Lang The death occurred at her residence In launders Road. Singapore, on Thursday evening of Madam Koh Nguan Long, mother of Mr. Heng Peng Hoc. private secretary to Mr. Justice Jobling. Madam Koh Nguan Lang, who had been ill for some time, passed invay peacefully
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. MARY HWATT
    56 3 The funeral oi Mrs. Mary Kwatt. of 15. Hooper Road. Singapore, who passed away m hospital on Thursday, was largely attended at Bidadan Cemetery on Friday. Shi' loaves behind' three daughters Mrs. Dons Montlero. Mrs Rose Cnapman und Mrs. Margaret J'hipp and a son Mr.
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    FIFTH MALAYAN AIRWAYS PLANE
    19 3 The fifth Malayan Airway* BGJ aii craft ariived on Friday evening from the United Kingdom.
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    A WOMAN PEEPS AT SINGAPORE
    4223 4  -  VERA ARDMORE Over The Causeway There have b- en Severn] gay functlona recently m Johore Bahrll including the Supper Dance which was held at thp Ro\ al Johure International Clu'o under the patronage of H.H. the Sultan of Johore, and organised by Mr Uv Day.
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    The SundaY Tribune MARCH 7, 1948. Broke!
    415 6 The SundaY Tribune MARCH 7, 1948. Broke London A>nnis Messrs. Colin j Turner »>/</ Taibot B<m&9, I ♦♦8, Bt. HI 'i 4 n's Lunr WC 2 I Fixed salary earners j avq subject to a cycle of pecuniary condition rang- ing from comparative af- on the first day of the
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    HOUSING: S'PORE'S SOCIAL PROBLEM No.1
    771 6  -  K. W. CHOW -By TWO and a half years after the liberation the housing problem is still eating into the health ol Singapore with the ravishing appetite acquired during the war. It is amazing that a town built for 300,000 can be called upon to
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    No Mumbo – Jumbo
    165 6 No Mumbo Jumbo SYDNEY. The professions ot medicine and law had oeen inclined to treat medical and legal learning as something from which the ordinary person should be excluded and this attitude was due for reform, the president I Mr. Justice Bonney) told the Medico Legal Society of New South
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    Stallholders And U.N. Charter
    131 6 Stallholders And U.N. Charter MANILA. The recent ouster of Chinese stallholders m Manila's public markets was assailed by Cua Le-gam, president of the Chinese Stall Merchants Associa- tion, at a press conference m Manila's Chinatown. He said the Municipal Ordin ance, which is the basis of the ouster order, was
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    THE CREED OF..... THE BLACK MARKETEER
    754 6 THE CREED OF..... THE BLACK MARKETEER (By "500%"). I am a plain honest blacK i marketeer. My faith m my upI rightness has often been placed under heavy fire from public opiI nion. but I have emerged from each ordeal stronger than ever be- cause my conscience withstood it all
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    The Mystery Of Suicide
    867 6 Suicide is certainly one of the most curious anomalies m lite. It is the result of mind operating against nature and turning back to destroy us instead of assisting the fight for existence. To this strange anomaly man has reacted m an equally strange way. He
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    Artificial Rain
    251 6 NEW YORK United Bu Air Force pilots at WilmimrtJ* Ohio, are conducting extern! tests on wcather-makine no«*i? llties. p^ st A "cloud physics" plan was nw into operation m February by til all-weather flying centre with t]> object of discovering whetta placing dry ice m the cloud, causes
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    Keeping A Shark Look Out
    210 6 SYDNEY. To lessen the risk of shark tragedies the New South Wales Surf Life Saving Asaodition will ask the Royal Auitnlian Air Force to fly weok-od patrols over Sydney beaches. President of the association (Mr. Adrian Curlewis) said- he wai gravely concerned at the "verj
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    WIDOWED BY JAPS, SHE LAUNDERS TO FEED HERSELF, CHILDREN
    546 7 Wiio Uii i HELP HER <;i;t JOB? f^nndnu Tribum Staff R> port* i 'l\ a tiny cubicle, m Tanjonj., paffar, livei S2-3reai »>ld Chinese woman. th»- widow of a deceased Sarav.;ik Government servant and th<> daughtei of the proprietor of a
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    Movies-At-One's-Doorstep' Dream Becomes A Reality
    854 7  -  OSWALD HENRY By IT was August 1947. Mr. Loke Wan Tho, had just returned to Singapore af'er a visit to he United States and Britain, full of ideas about the possibilities of ex--1 anding the movie industry m the country. One of th&e was :/^e
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    LUXURY YACHT, RECONDITIONED READY TO SAIL
    338 7 Tribune Shipping Reporter) The Governor's 243-foo', 843- on ex-pleasure yacht Sea Belle 11, purchased a'. a cos of Str. $105,457 by Mr. Robert N. Morrison, of Cebu City, is ready to sail c her new home m the Philippines, o be used for inter-
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    CANTONESE ARTIST IN SINGAPORE
    143 7 CANTONESE ARTIST IN SINGAPORE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Mr. Szetu Wai, the well-known artist, is now In .Singapore. Born m Canton 46 years ago, he went to Europe as a young man and studied at the National Academy of Art m Paris. He remained m France for seven years, after
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      131 7 I- Time marches on. I Methods of travel A change. Also medicines. Now we don't have to take nasty-tasting oils, inconvenient herbal brews and griping purgatives. Medical science gives us LAXOBAC— the modern chocolate laxative. Laxobac tastes just like chocolate because it is chocolate. Yet a small tablet will cause
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  • BADMINTON NOTES
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      S'PORE'S RECORD ENTRIES: STATE PRACTICES PLANNED
      1581 8  - S'PORE'S RECORD ENTRIES: ST ATE PRACTICES PLANNED COURTMAN i .by AS was the case annually, Singapore's entries for the forthcoming Seventh Malayan badminton championships were exceedingly heavy. 25 having been recrived m the seven events to be contested. Except m the case of Selangor, m whose capital the cnampionshjps are
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      TODAY'S TENNIS TIES
      148 8 The following ties will be play- Ed today, beginning at 9.90 a.m. The first named player m every matcli will be responsible for the j umpire arrangement. 9.30 A.M. mkno singles w. H, D Bartlett verstsj Hem Khe Li&fty; A. G. jPakir versus C. K. Pang. ICIXKD
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      S.C.P.W. Union
      130 8 The Singapore Chinese Printing Workers' Union met the Chinese YMCA at table tennis at 8.00 p.nr. on March 3 at the latter's premi.-(\s and won by 5-2. The results arc as followa (SCPWU mentioned nret) Lum Kwonjr Ming beat George Chan (21-18) (4-21) (21-15) (15-21) (21-19). Cho Y;in
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      S.C.C. Cricket Teams
      118 8 The Singapore Cricket Clul» will be represent** by the following against tIM SK(^ Ist XI today. Tho match will commence at 1 1 a.m. J. B. H. Leckic (Copt), A C. G. Growder. W. K. Jafrer, r. s Tufnel), G/Capt. J. M. WtarfMd, Major I. A- Robertson.
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    Civvies – Services Fistic Clash: Speculation Rife
    270 8 Civvies Services Fistic Clash: Speculation Rife The forthcoming Singapore ship tournament is being eagerly There Is plenty of first-class talent among the civilians, and speculation is rife as to how they will fare against the crack Services representatives. The Archer brothers, "Dickie" and Jimmy, who emerged winners m the bantam
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    HORSE GUARDS TROOP IN COLOUR
    249 9 One of the most ■tHrtanilar Bights m pre-war London for overseas visitors, provincials and I^mJoners themselves was the ceremonial parade through Hyde Park Of the Royal Horse Guards, preceded by the mounted bandamen. In their blue tunes. red plumed helmets and gteamtng breast plates the
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    59 9 <>\h TWo THREE KICK vh'irUs O'Cnrran, hko Radio davrt director, shuns n ft -\i ttept to this iiiuhj, „i high ki<kn.s who >tj>tj'>n as burleSqw (Inner rs m Tin Mtmcti o/ th* Bdls mm i< verwton ut ffmicrfl J'imm' 7 s famoua beel-«e|/er, dm shrntju m Singapore, Fred MacMurm* Vulii
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    Ann Rejects 'New Look'
    92 9 Ann Sheridan insists upon being an '"old-fashioned" girl as tar as the "now look" long" skirts arc concerned. When Tiavilln created the wardJ robe she wears m her ro-sui ring role with Gary Cooper m Leo MrCarey's KKO Radio Production, "Good Sam," he explained he had
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    Like Father, Like Son
    83 9 Robert Kyan and his wife Jes- sica. busy with last-minute nctiI vities prior to his departure for RKO Rndjo where he is staning jin "Berlin Express." Budo«nlj realized that there was a foreboding silence around the whereShouts Of their usually boisterous. 18-mon'hsj-old son. Timothy. They found
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    SHIRLEY FINDS A HAPPY WAY
    109 9 Shirley Temple and .John A.gar have been marriet! two yea s and have yet to quarrel, they said while filming "War Party.' an Argosy Picture. Nearest approach to disagreement came when Shirley faced becoming golf widow. A compromise stipulating no golf on Sundays Ru i
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    EVEN A HORSE CAN OBJECT
    85 9 Movie star temperament ka now generally passe but movie horses haven't heard about it. In a scene for "Rachel" on location near Eugene, Oregon, Loretta Young was thrown by her horse while riding with 10-year-old Gary (Ixay. Wrangler Klmer Xapier explained thfljt the horse, not
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    HIT BELOW BELT
    82 9 Husky William Bendix. pastmaster of the art of rough andtumbte fighting, who has never lost a movie battle or on*.* m Brooklyn, fought Frank Kuylen all day long m a scene for 'Jackpot. then suddenly sank L o the floor clutching his mid-section m pain Faylen knelt
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    STING OF DEATH
    78 9 Regifl Toomey who died for his ait m Arizona some weeks ago, has finally reached the painful end of his death scene. In the death scene filmed m Arizona for "Station West Toomey fell repeatedly Into a cactus bed. First-aid men thought they removed all the needles
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    HOLLYWOOD LOWDOWN
    242 9 BETTE DaVIS is plamvng to luy a ranch somewhere m Nevada with cattl-. growing grain and rpace for a landing field. Her husband, William Grant Sheiiy. is a pilot. The Warner star says she wants i ranch that really works, not iv.st a hobby to play 1 vvitli
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    23 9 John \l\lls. after being oioay m Britain on locatitm. hut returned to Hollywood, where he VMM happily greeted by hit pet terrier, Rags.
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    Reason Why
    62 9 HOLLYWOOH. When I l H* nry Fonda IMM m Me.cico filming "The Vvgitwt-'\ an Aiyosy Pic' 'ire m Wktck i ihe ro-jitarn irith Ditlurfs J Drl Rio. he i.xkfAl an Indi- an uhy he rode a burnt and i i allowed hi-s squaw to toatk. J "Because ahe
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    Sanders Is No "Snooty Snob"
    680 9 HOLLYWOOD FLASH NO LFSK an 'iiitho. '?y -han Dr. George (iallup rat*»s George Sanders m the top four among male Hollywood stars m the matter of sex appeal. At the moment the attractive actor i S given a good opportunity to demonstrate this lomantic flair
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    "Rest" Beat Scotland In Local Rugger 'International'
    352 10 Ireland and Tlie Rest 7 pts.; Scotland Z Dts Contrary t v general expectations. Ireland and The Rest defeated Scotland by 7 points (a try and a dropped goal) to A mints (a try), m the local "international" rugby series, at .la lan
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    TENGAH SOCCER
    50 10 Iwy gj7nes ol socetr will be played between th< Ist and 2nd Soccer Xls R.A.F. (Tengah) ana the Jollilnds lit and 2nd Soccer Xls today at Tengmh. Th« two second eleven teams will meet at 4 p.m. and the two first eleven teams kick off at 3 p.m.
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    WRESTLING MATCH OFF
    76 10 The Great World witstling programiae. which feature a battle between King Koii£ and Geoig«Penchen as the top-liner did not tako place la^t night. The wrestling had to be called off at the last minute, due to tintact thai the plane m which Pencheft is supposed to arrive
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    Cricket Called Off
    64 10 Tho cricket fixture between the STingapor e Cricket Club and the Indian Association "A" team whicla was to have been played yesterday was cancelled. Other cricket matches wh eh were, aLso called off yesterday, was a Singapore Recreation ChiU's Home and Home game on ithe S.R.C. padang
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    Useful B.P.
    152 10 TVv* Useful Badminton Party eelebratea its *>ix*.eenth annlvrxaarj with a dinner at Seraujroon branch couifM, No. 11. St. Michael's Roa^i today at 8 p.m. TW party s annual general meeting Jprecedeß the dimu-r Priu* i« the [Winners of the party's 194, badminton ihampioii.sh.ps wi 1 J« Uibtted by
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    WALK-OVER
    26 10 '"ho Nival Base- -Br.-;s Basal] Road inter district encounter, res ulted m <> walk over for the Naval Bas:. Bras Basah Road fe.Med to turn up.
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    Soccer At Seletar
    40 10 Th«» first ami second team- of til Tiger Sports Cluh meet R.A.F. Seletan this afternoon at soccer (C the latter 's ground. j Members of the TSC »re r«-(-•■ested to assombli' at the clublitousr at 2 p.m.
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    A PLEA FOR DR. PAGLAR
    441 10 In a lettei to the Editoi of the Sunday Tribune, Mi.B. Aunamalay of 141, Caipinaol Road. Singapon /.ays Election speeches ami aiu:olfction speeches arc the order of the day. As a registered voter residing In Municipal North-east division 1 shall be thankful if you'll allow
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    MALAY SEAMEN
    321 10 'Front pa f/r lj to get to Auckland. Now Zealand, and join a branch of my old fiim," ho said. Abdul added that he was drawing £0 10s a week, ;i wage h«would not receive m Singapore Conditions here could not warrant bringing out his wife he added.
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    JALAN SULTAN BEAT LORONG 17
    80 10 Jalun Sultan drservea their easy win oi 3-0 over the LoronK 17 soccer XI m the S.C.F.A. i inter-district League encounter at the Qeylang Stadium yester- day Jalan Sultan opened the icpflri ing through Chwee Chip about ten minutes from the interval. Yo*ce Gboon, put
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    W. INDIES CRICKETERS TO VISIT INDIA
    119 10 NEW DELHI Mar. G. Th* Worn [ndies cricket team may Visit Indi'i iv xt winter on a thm* months' tour If negotiations now going on prove s\w-(.•t'S-Sllll. Disclosing this m statement here today. Mr A s D**inello, President of Lhr liui.au Crirket Board of
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      207 10 GRAND OPENING TO-DAY— 3.15; 6.15; 9.15 P.M. BRAND NEW COPY "MINAR RAJAMANI" m Tamil. Starring: M. K. Gopal. Kaaiala Deal, P. K. Kuppusamy. P. S. Gnanara. p. K. Sambangi, R. Mangalam. .(Comedians) D Duraira.i and V. s. Kittapai. Strongly supported by tlrst Indian cartoon produced m India the Memory of
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    QUEENS ST. BOY'S CLUB
    159 11 ififti of tfcble t,nnis coninin >l& Q.ir..n Street Boy\s Clv». SS drfoat-d Ikt tadiui a Sn i.y 4 ic«'»« t(1 2 Qu n Str« l v cub playon mentton^ BM <hmiL' Onn defeated S. Soniftrfram "> 3-1 1(( Knk VVnh f'[. d vtneent Nalpoi ly 3-1.
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    C.S.C. Cricket
    70 11 The C:ylon SporU Club will be represented b:; the foHow ng I against the M'dical College Union t-;day at St. Georges ground at 11 a.m.; X Muttuku- j manWCapt>,V n Sabepathv, j C Senevaratm\ 6 Yo -a raj ah, C Thurii"in r hr. >i. Lt. Dx)le, Lt H
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    I. A. CRICKET
    85 11 The Indian Association v\ b<> i repreiente*! hy the toilowinj; acainat 'Oombinctl CHian^i "A" Team *o«lity ;<t 11.00 a.m. on the Air !h«-W Ground Pitch N.». 2 at OiMiri. (Players to meet at Bin ir ft Co., at 10.00 a.ni Rattial N Mfht.-i (Capt. >, Rijiih Ara>or»tnjiin,
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    MALAYANS BOXING GIANTS-NO. 24 RING PALS TURNED "DEADLY ENEMIES"
    1070 11  - MALAYANS BOXING GIANTS-NO. 24 RING PALS TURNED "DEADLY ENEMIES" Herman Rappa By This is a story of two boxers who became "deadly enemies" alter a staunch friendship m ihe beginning of their careers. One is a Hokkien, Neil Hemchit, the othe**, Nai Boon Mah, a Siamese. Both were top class
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    ALL-DANISH FINALS
    106 11 ALL DANISH FINALS LONDON, Mar. C— There will be all-Dan sh imals m both irens and wotnens singles events of the All-England badminton champions at Harriflggy, London, m which the ho.ci'^s or both titles— Conny jepsen, oi Sweden, and Miss M UsSing, oi Denmark W3r; beaten n the s: ni-lnals
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    Joe Louis Will Box In Denmark
    53 11 I COPENHAGEN. Mar. 6. World Heavyweight Boxing CliHmpion Joe Louis will box an 1 exhibition bout with Joe Weidin i m Copenhagen on April 2 at the KB hall. Copenhagen's biggest sports arena. Promoter Bernard Mad.sen will I pay Louis 20,000 kroner (about 1
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    RATING OF MALAYAN BOXERS
    289 11 I have just cOme across a ral- ing of Malayan boxers published m the October 1935 issue ol "Boxing Review (now defunct). It makes interesting reading, t specially to old followers of the sport, writes Herman Rappa. Here it is: Light-heavyweight: Kid Andre, j Young SchmeUtaf.
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    CEYLON CHAMPION TO FIGHT IN LONDON
    68 11 LONDON. Mar. 6. Albert Percra, bantamweight champion of Ceylon and his country's chief hope of Olympic gamca honours, is to get a lino on British form by boxing m the Amateur Boxing Association championships at the Wembley on May 5. As a "distinguished guest"
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    Cuban Team
    33 11 HAVANA, Mar. G. The Cuban Olympic Games Committee ffifeWh ed plans for participation m the Gap) os m London this your. ami tentatively dfrlded to sfnd a continent nuntb«»nilff '♦<> |tlr]udinf eoach<
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      656 11 YOU THIS WEEK AND THE^ AQUARIUS GEMINI LIMA JAN. 21 FEB. lfi MAY 21 JUNE 20 S You will expect opposite to you »ll need to moki one or si:pT 2l ()rT -'■> your plans and wifl t>t iath<r firft adjustments to ideas and A "''""or, member of the apprehensive
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    SIR LANCELOT PAYS $156 AT PENANG
    2166 12  - SIR LANCELOT PA YS $156 AT PENANG ALLAN LEWIS (By BIG SWEEP Total Pool $243,000 First Prize ?5«361 Second Prize *****4 Third Prizet *****8 Starters: *****7 *****0, *****1, *****0 *****4 *****5, *****5, *****6. Consolation nriz c s: *****3, j *****6, *****!) *****0. *****0, *****8, *****1 *****5, *****4, *****1, *****0 S<r
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    1,000 SHEEP
    19 12 The m.v. Charon which yesterday arrived m Singapore, brought a live cargo of 1.000 sheep from Australia.
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    What Dominion Status Within The Com monwealth Means
    291 12 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Dominion status within the British Commonwealth was, m his opinion, the greatest freedom m the world, said Maj.-Gen. L. H. Cox, G.0.C., Singapore, speaking at the tea party held at the Aiiport Hotel yesterday by Ceylonese m the
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    2,000 FIRE VICTIMS
    38 12 TOKIO. Mar. 6. Two thousand persons have been rendered homeless by fire m Taisho town. Kochi Prefecture, Shikoku island, when 456 houses wore razed to the ground. Tho damage was estimated at 200,000,000 yen. Reuter.
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    "DEATH BY MISADVENTURE" VERDICT ON GIRL CYCLIST
    405 12 The inquiry into the death of Cecilia Ow, a 16-year-old Chinese g^rl who succumbed to injuries sustained m a motor accident which injured two others at Keppel Road on Feb. 11 was concluded yesterday when the Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. Porter, returned a
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    Captain Gave Bride Away
    357 12 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) The wedding took place yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral of Miss Marjorie Dennett Home, daughter of Mrs. Robert Homo and of the late Mr. Robert Home, and Mr. James Chatfield Gardner. The Rev. Kinross Nicholson officiated. The bride who was given away
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    'Axe Murder' Suspect In Court
    223 12 'Axe Murder' Suspect In Court Alleged to have been wanted by the Police m connection with the "axe murder" m Queen Street on March 1, a fiO-year-old Chinese, Lee Tang Tang was produced m the Seventh Police Court yesterday on tentative charges of murder and attempted murder. Accused is alleged
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    HIS LAST RIDE
    126 12 LONDON, Mar. 6. Capt. Bobby Petre, a leading National Hunt jo; key and trainer, wno won the Grand National m 1946 on Lovely Cottage, Will never ride on a rac:couise again Following what seemed a trivial acc.dznt last Wednesday, he has had to have liis left leg
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    RAF Win At Cricket
    45 12 In a cricket match played on the RAF ground at Sembawang yesterday, tht RAF. after a shaky start, piled up 176 runs for 9 and declared. The Rocklites. who had only two batsmen reach double figures, were all out for 77.
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    Boat Race Prospects
    358 12 I London, Mar. 6— With to* approach of "Boat Race Day" Mar. 27— interest in the event increases and will reach new heights for the year during tto coming week when both cren will have their first outings on the River Thames. This will give Londoners, who
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    TO STAND TRIAL AT ASSIZES
    105 12 A youirn: Engiish-sp r akirf Ch nese, Clian Yan F:ng, wt»| was stated to have ccme froi Malacca, w.is committed stand tr'al at the next Ass* I en a charge of beng <n po** sion of p n automatic pistol IP i on two cbargps
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    Military Training For Poles
    133 12 Military Training For Poles Warsaw. Ma. 6. Some Z Cttft* young people, or approxiutjj? one-eighth of tin- total populate! of Poland, will ho liable for phvl cal and military training jj »T newly established service for S Poland Youth Organisation Compulsory service m the or ganisution is obligatory f or
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