Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 October 1948

Microfilm: NL1465
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    22 1 ftY Tlir PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE m *W MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, OCTOBER 10, 1948. PRICE TEN^CENTST"
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    Children's Day
    169 1 thu**<ind children took A ot«r the grounds of Goiernnunt House yesterday, y^,. up balloons, stuffed Atmselve* fvU of sweets, got utf, (and found*, <tnd had a leiderful time <tt flu Gar. Fete held m aid of the mgjlcapped Children's //<»»>,,■ ftpi fcnthftunand people attmd4(he fft p > whuh
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    POLICE CRACK BIG FORGERY RING AT DAWN
    290 1 POLICE CRACK BIG FORGERY RING AT DAWN Notes, Petrol Coupons TWO printing machines and a large quantity of forged 50-cent notes and petrol coupons were seized by the CID m two raids m the suburbs of Singapore yesterday. The complete equipment for forging bottles of acid and moulds were discovered.
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    MOTHER WINS TITLE
    65 1 MRS. Cbionh Hiok Chor, a Singapore mother, beat Helen Heng m the final of the women's section of the Singapore Badminton Championships yesterday. Her victory was the biggest surprise of the championship series. After being two points down, she recovered to her younger opponent, and ran away
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    STOP PRESS
    90 1 I I ASCOT RACECOURSE. Saturday. Lord Derby with his Alycidon won the King George VI Stakes here today. Marcel Boussac's Djeddah was second and J McLean's Flush Royai third. Six ran. BETTING 7-4 against Alycidon; 10-1 DJeddah; 13-8 the favourite Flush Royal. Won by five lengths with a
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    DOUBLE 10th SSH!
    178 1 THE thousands of Chinese flags that fly from Malaya's Chinese houses today will be almost the only signs of what is usually one of the biggest Chinese celebrations. Because of the Emergency Regulations processions, parades and fireworks have been banned. The Chinese community, however, will celebrate their
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    TOO MUCH FOR TOO LITTLE
    72 1 On Thursday, Singapore Public ReiaUons announced that the first undertaking of the Colonial Development Corporation was to be "the investment of £500,000 to clear ten acres of tne Gambia forest for the production of coarse grain for the feeding of poultry and P»g3. Yesterday. Singapore
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    ONE VOICE SAID "NO"
    29 1 PARIS, Saturday. The Western plan for the control of atomic energy won overwhelming approval of the United Nation* subcommittee today despite strong Soxnet objection*. U.P.
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    JUST THE ODD SPORTS
    454 1 LONDON -Russia and Britain may one day fight side by side against invaders from Mars or Venus, claims Professor William Olaf Stapledon. Seriously addressing the British Inter-Planetary Association, Prof. Stapledon maintained that Tibetans could be bred to withstand the intense cold on Mars, using the high
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    NEW C.I.G.S. WAS BUSTED AS L/CPL.
    434 1 I Pint j Minus I Stripe I /GENERAL VVi!Jii;n Slim, newvl ly appointed Ohk'f of the Imperial General Staff is a X.C.8.. C.8.. has D.S O and an M.C. He also has another honour, which, bein# th-.« man he is. he will surely bold
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    Bandits Flee Cross Fire
    189 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— Bandits were badly mauled when they attempted a raid on Sapuloh Estate last night. They were Sighted by Special Constables whose cross-fire forced them to retreat. The bandits, ten m number left several bipod trails. One unidentified body was fn.m with a large
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    CHURCHILL WARNS 'THIRD WAR IS APPROACHING'
    359 1 IxHidon, Saturday. Winston Churchill, Britain's wartime Premier, said today that a third world war seemed to be "remorsely approaching". and called on the Russians to "release their grip upon th<» j satellite countries of Europe I and retire to their own country." He declared
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    LUNCH PARTY
    50 1 i Sunday Tribune Reporter) The Philippine representative on the I E. V. C. sub- committev, Singapore, Mr. Grog Villaaeran entertained fellow delegates from all countries of South-East Asiu. to lunch at the Cathay yesterday. Also present was, Mr. 9. Storke, acting head' of the Commissioner General's Economic Organization*.
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    GUNMEN GET $800
    30 1 A Chinese living In East j Coast Road was robbed of I $800 cash by thre e Chinese, I two of them armed with I pistols yesterday.
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      9 1 Nsi^^*"-' Telegrams: Tribune Singapore. *<^ \f!^&r' Telephone: 5811 (9 lines).
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    You Have Passed Them Often -where?
    170 2 I Since the Singapore Railway Station had its much-needed renovation, travellers feat* been noticing for the first time m nine years the si >■ tiled murals of Malayan scenes that decorate the trolls of the main hall. Depicting the six matn sources of Malaya's
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    D-A-W-N SPELLS DANGER
    901 2  - D-A-W-N SPELLS DANGER Harry F ang B MOHAMMED Hashim layin his slit trench and watched the first grey light of dawn flicker along the edge of the scrub. His hands rested on the loaded rifle by his side. The air was cold and he rubbed his hands. He yawn- cd.
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    THEY HAD A BUSY DAY
    173 2 fTHE Petrol Rationing Office had a busy day yesterday, when Singapore motorists flocked to the office to collect their sudden windfall of a supplementary ration equal to their basic allowance. Major J. A. H. Gauntlett, the Rationing Officer, hopes that motorists will write m and
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      251 2 s FRANK SINATRA with OKCHKSTRA. MY LOVE FOR YOU FALLING IN LOVE WITH LOVE DB 3388 BEHIN THE BEOUINIK ALL THKOITGH THE DAY DB J227 SHOW BUSINESS MAM'SELLE DB 2J21 FIVK MINUTES MORE TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS DB .<27:> I LOVE YOU BTELLA BY STARLIGHT DB 234«j THE MOON WAS
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    'Small Fry' Talk Denied
    341 3 'Small Fry' Talk Denied GORDON Edwin Morris, alleged m the Ninth Police Court yesterday that F'bgt. McCarthy, of the FAF S.J 8., said he was after Uie 'out and out thief" and not "small fry." Morris is one of five men facing 10 tentative chargesinvolving the loss of K.A.F trucks
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    NEW TRAFFIC SCHEME
    168 3 From Monday morning, Singapore will have another gyratory traffic 'avstrin, when tli. iumv round about scheme at Dhoby Ghaut comev into operation i?**; C LSI nil roke '•Wef of th^ Traffic Follee, fold the Sunday Tribune that thlittle children's playground In Dhoby Oliaut "was idea! for a
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    EMPLOYERS WILL REGISTER STAFF
    558 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) EMPLOYERS with more than 100 employees arc called upon to assist m the Singapore registra- I tion for identity cards. This system of employers as- sitting m the registration was j first successfully experimented I m Penang. Circulars arc being sent to
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    128 3 Mr. Fredrick E. Tabor was married at the Cathedral of Good Shepherd yesterday afternoon to Miss Constance KingsIcy. daughter of Mrs. Florence Kingsloy, of Ixwidon. The bridr was given away by her hrothor. Mr. Edwin Frederick KingHley, who flew from CalcuttH for the occasion. Th** bridal gown way
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    AS WE SOW SO WE REAP
    98 3 f Sunday Tribune Reporter) PtOtM and head, clerk* will Item/it from an unnnnl profit-sharinu scheme infmdnced by a Singapore firm, Fraser and Neave Limit' it. In addition Frascr nnd N cave's, which employ »90 people m its Kffht branches will award special monetary recognition
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    BOMB UNDER HIS PILLOW
    33 3 Cheng Ah Wcng. found witi a live hand grenade under his wooden pillow when he was arrested at dawn on Aug. 10 was hanged yesterday at Aloi Star gaol.
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    AROUND the TOWN
    1849 4  - AROUND the TOWN VERA ARDMORE Around The Town Candid Cameraman Goes Afloat B.y d |lAVEI AVE y° u ever organised a l! Fete. If not here are a r few hints. First you pray that the heavens will not open as Mrs. F. D. Thompson. President of the Presbyterian Church
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      334 4 JACQMAR'S JijjAx (fy XIV x v\ OLYMPIAD *&£r Wthe glory oiW SCARVES. \Jf VSJTVy AA sport A/ v^^S^s^^ A Letter From I^ondon Says: Among the many of Jacqmar's autumn des-gns, the most, px^pular are dresses made from painted silk scarves. A few squares, of course, are required t.o mnke a
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      47 4 H. SENA LTD. SINGAPORE PENANG BANGKOK JEWELLERY for the WOMAN o/ TASTE 1 -My teeth really ARE whiter--a thanks to the mmm Yes, Pepsodent is the only toothpaste that contains Irium And "^"^ti^inowslhcdullingstainsanUharmlUlfiKl^r^ —there I new glamour, added brilliance to your smile. (^fjeJtKJjOfzent~ «£ju^ the TOOTHPASTE_^^<xV;Ii^ -..,v^|^i
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      155 4 doxi^jeddeo 4- 4ie little «L I Our Christmas Cards and Wrappings have just arrived. TuaTTleo noTel 4- /olnqapohje at the 'GRIFFIN" today 12 noon to 2 p.m. By Light Concert Joe Speelman Dodo Mailinfer CURRY TIFFIN Served from 12.30 p.m. Julal Tan to 3 p.m. i Tonight and Nightly lldefonso
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    AMY IS SO HAPPY TO BE BACK
    460 5 AEUUVJ&D m Singapore an<l "very happy to bo back again" is Amy Laycock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Laycock. Asked what brought her back from her holiday. Amy said. "Th^ gathering war clouds m Kurope and tho bad news of the home
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      329 5 Jeanne CRAIN-Dan DAILEY Xl? YOU WERE #^S« MEAMTFORME^^^ i REX TUESDAY MWIE! ffi^-# VICTORIA THEATRE JJ^£s^-JMK ii a oc». sit x.4.-) p.m. Sunday 17 Oct. at 8.80 p :n. "QUIET WEDDING* by ESTHER McCRACRKN <\ A Stage Club Comedy &—S"Jj^—^ Seats $1 N $3 at Robinioiis a Te». 5894 Ex-4
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      SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1948. THE DOUBLE TENTH
      370 6 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1948. THE DOUBLE TENTH TODAY is the Douole Tenth, landmark m the his tory of Asia. On this day, thirty-fieveu years ago Dr. bun Yet Sen saw the Republic he had fought so long to create come into being. He laid down the three princip't* for its
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    A REPORT FROM SINGAPORE
    3915 6  - A REPORT FROM SINGAPORE Gilbert Burck By The article b r lo\\, one of the most penetrating repot) on Malaya, is reprinted Irani FOR TUNE> famous American business magazine, by courtesy of the publishers anil author. THE other «.a.v a Fortune editor**! team, cruising through t 1 verdant rubber groves
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      127 6 '"VQjT m. Mr 7 b^B •Ponrneying over long distances, crossiug ocean*, voyaging u> thr end« of the earth these things .ir** second nature >. ij^B^aW (<> flic l*u!«h Vhrn you go /j JWwL bY" l>\ X I M.. this fine tradition .^b^K 1? •>f efficiency m navigation al EjP^ S/^^^i^bij
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    STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
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    TH PLANTATION MURDER
    783 8 TH PLANTATION MURDER 10 Famous Vpore CriMe«: .\o. I 11 1 ll>l AN It \I»I»A riIHE scene midnight, Dec. I 13, 1928 at a ronggeng show. Several Sikhs were seated around a table enjoying themi selves. One of the party was a watchman named Gurdit Singh. Like many of his
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      807 8 WKSF^g&^i I'M V| I Cool, j lit II fragrant I 7 Jjl The choice of those who #m know the best IJR^ Delicately fresh and fragrant, Atkinsons 1 JmJLF I au c c appeals to those whose l^fwfi taste admits only the best. This .^Sj| i int.- Eau de Cologne
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      113 8 N EW worlJ) m com;,iemmoration of the 10" CHINESE NATIONAL DAY SITNDAY 10TH OCT., 1948 THE PARK PRESENTS A N I GHT m CHINA with colourful decorat ons and illumination to fit the occasion. Special Programmes have been arranged for your entertainment. Wayangs, Cinemas and Side-Shows Merry-Go-Roun«l, Ghost Train and
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      500 8 HA YE FUN WITH THE— BY CONSTANCE SHARPE i AQUARIUS wM show results now JAN 21 FEB 18. an< L 2/ OM «nW have every Be confident m yourself and reason to be pleased with your abilities: don't wonder yourself. You will sign an whether you can do things: important
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    This IS Love...
    12 9 Olga San JttM and IMward OTtrtwi iujfr n love?
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    Hollywood Diary
    1393 9  -  HENRY GRIS from A LOVE AFFIAR film V LY w WOOD Willowy CoUior r v da LUPin 30 for no' J° Un 3 »-y^ar-old t?vl anier Bros, execut vc, fln a ii y took out a mar^ njje licence, after talking a^ou t it for neflr w king
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    She Ended Year's Gossip
    12 9 Ida Lupino they gossiped for a year. i
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    CONTENT RETURNS $108 AT PENANG
    1717 10 CONTENT RETURNS $108 AT PENANG PONTENT who defeate d top favourite Game Boy by a neck over eight and a half furlongs, returned his backers $108 yesterday, the last day of the Penanc Turf Club Autumn iVleeting. New Verse another hot favourite obliged to score his third successive victory. Jockey
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    RACE EIGHT
    49 10 Horses. Cl. 4. Div 3. 5| Furs 351 CRAIGMOUNT 8.10 (1> Bagby 1 160 Winsome II 8.03 (5) Jeffers 2 307 Devon 8.03 (6) Gentles 3 494 Jaunty 8.06 (7) Lawler 4 (Winner trained by H. Sleigh) Won by: J; I; Is. Time 1 mm 12 eecg,
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    BIG SWEEP
    531 10 Total Pool: $243,000 First Prize No. *****7 (56.U80) Second Prize No. *****4 ($31,590) Third Prize No. *****8 (51a,795) Starters: (53,159 each)---*****5 *****7 *****5 *****5 *****1 *****3 *****5 *****8 *****9 *****1 Consolation Prizes: ($1,579 each) *****5 *****6 *****8 *****6 *****9 *****7 *****3 *****8 *****7 *****9. i Tote $22, $8;
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      126 10 TODAY: 3.1*. 6.50, 9.15 P.M. "SALGRAH" m Hindustani JAIRAJ SNEHAPRABHV NEXT CHANGE "EIGHT DAYS" QIEEIVS LAST DAY: 8, 6.30, 9.15 p.m. TOM TYLER m "PHANTOM OF THE WESf (Whole Serial) Opening Tomorrow "MEET ME AT DAWN NEW STAR CINEMA :s'j Mile Stone P;vsir raniiu Tonight A' Tomorrow at 7.15 p.m.
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    BADMINTON TOURNEY LAGS CHAMPIONS TODAY YESTERDAY
    678 11 BADMINTON TOURNEY LAGS CHAMPIONS TODAY YESTERDAY Sunday Tribune Sports Feature TUB Singapore badminton championships which were expected tn bo concluded m record tim<. this year have hit a sna<r m the "oncludint? ■•H whttn several requests for postponement wore allowed. I J» -cause >f the ri;.p 1 enforce- ment of
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    Yesterday's Results Mrs. Chionh Springs Surprise, Wins Title
    476 11 MRS. Chionh Hiok Chor of the Amateur Athletic Union sprang the biggest surprise m the Singapore Badminton Championships yesterday, when she beat the fifteen-year-old, Malayan women's singles champion, Miss Helen Heng (United Family) to capture the Singapore women's singles title after three
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    WOMENS HOCKEY
    72 11 There will be a Colours veisus White practice hockey match on the S.C.C. Padang on Mon- day, at 5.15 p.m. The teams will be as follows COLOURS: Conville Mary Hollldmy. Wilson. M. Ilolliday. Pearcy, Rattrey. Hunter. Riches. I>. Still. Canell. Fairhurst. Reserve Overton. WHITES Ivemy. Cantrell Snrridon. Yrtton,
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    S. C. C. SWAMP R. A. F.
    87 11 S. C. C. SWAMP R. A. F. i (Sunday Tribune Reporter). After leading by only three points (a try m the first half) the S. C. C. emerged victors by 23 points (fou r goals and a try) to nil In their rugby match with the R. A. F. (Scletar)
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    CHARITY SOCCER
    113 11 A charity match will be held I at the Jalan Besar Stadium at 5.15 p.m. today. Proceeds from the match go to the Kalaimaga! Tamil School Building Fund. Admission to the match will be $5, $2. $1 and 50 cts. The 2nd Division S.A.F.A. League Champions, the Kota
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    CHINESE Y'S WIN
    32 11 The Chinese V.M.C.A. Basketball team scored a convincing victory over the Shin Wan Sports Association by 41 points to 24 m a game at the Chinese YMCA ground yesterday.
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