Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 October 1948

Microfilm: NL1465
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1 12 Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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    Masthead
    20 1 B f THE PFOPI.F FOR THF PEOPLF MALAVAS NATIONAL NEWfiiMPF.R < The Sunday Tribune 'TWELVE IAiiKS. SIX(;APOUKr<>C't()BKK 17,~1948. PKICK TEN CENTST"
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    identity cards on Monday
    140 1 identity cards on Monday DON'T PA V MORE THAN FIFTY CENTS ILTHOUGH Singapore photographers are not compelled to sMI registration photographs at 50 cents for two, they may not charge more if they accept orders. Anybody who goes to any studio m the town may demand the two pictures necessary
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    NEW PEACE PLAN FOR INDONESIA
    312 1 US Mediator Urges Hold Elections' C Sunday Tribune Staif Reporter) MERLE Cochran, American /.lember oi" the U.N. Good Offices Committee m Indonesia, has submitted a new plan for a settlement between the Dutch and tne Republicans, according to reports reaching Singapore. Cochran's plim provides for
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    Balwant Singh For The West
    172 1 Balwant Singh For The West Mil. Ealwant Singh (Independent) was returned to the Singapore Legislative Council m the Rural West by-election yesterday. Out of a total electorate of 4.270 (approximately) 73 per cent, voted. There is no forfeiture of deposits. The result was LJalwant Singh Independent) 16SS. Chcong Hock chye
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    THE ODD SPOT
    41 1 THE ODD SPOT MUNICH, Saturday. Tin- Slut of Havana a*vr decreed oflicia'.iy that Adolf Hitler and Eva Kraun urn dead. The denazification tribunal meeting to decide their war guilt, have confiscate their property (worth alMiut $120,000) to the I'avarian TreaMiry U.P.
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    And Now It's The Girls In Tokyo
    283 1 TOKIO. Saturday. Eight Australian girls m Tokio. whose dismissal from their employ- i ■ent as secretaries at Qen. KicArthur's headquarters was tananded last week by the iartralian Government, have ten told unofficially that they ■«>' be permitted to retain thtlr jobs and remain
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    GRADUATION DAY at RAFFLES
    8 1 (SEE ALSO PAGE THREE)
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    The Trishaw Men Did it
    24 1 S,r Franklin Gi.nson, with Major-iiemra! Dunlop (right > a,.d Brigadier Kmlclne (l-fr, »aH for the Guards. M«»r.- lirtures Itark I'age.
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    R. A. F. Keep It Up
    217 1 FOR the past 48 hours R.A.F. aircrai t have been repc xtedly flushing an extensive tract Of dense iungle m West Pahang, i a few miles distant from the j sites of the bandit training i on nip destroyed early this month. There is
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    The Guards Were 10 Minutes Late
    149 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) the enemy shells failed to do, Singapore's trishawmen accomplished yesterday morning. The Guards were ten minutes late The Governor. Sir Franklin Crimson, took the salute of the 2nn Co'dstream Guard- and the 2nd Scots Guards from the steps of the
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      INDIA WILL STAY IN
      24 1 LONDON, Saturday.— Mr. IVter Fraser, New Zealand Premier, hinted In exclusive interview to-night that Indin may not leave (ommonw.alth.- U.P.
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    NO GAME
    21 1 The hockey match between the C.S.C. and the Naval Police Scheduled to be piayed at Seletar yesterday was cancelled.
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    DEEPAVALI
    26 2 Dcepavali will be celebrated on Sunday. October 31st instead of Monday, October 25th. as originally announced. The Public Holiday will be on Monday. November Ist.
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    ANNUAL FEAST
    33 2 The Annual Feast of Our Lady of Fati'ma was celebrated at the St. Peters Church Malacca on Wednesday 13th. A mile long candle procession formed an interesting feature of the event.
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    TERROR HOLDING UP $3 MILLION PLAN
    342 2 Surveyors Moved To Safety Ounday Tribun. The SJ,000,00) Tobra Juhore Is being held ul The main work lS ha^ but raids hay j b:>en mac c Staif Rppurter) Ml River water scheme m by terrorist activity. «c not been attacked yet, 3e near Gunong
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    OIL!
    132 2 (In Battery Road) ENGINEERS who recently took tost borings on the fcite of the now Bank of China building <n Battery Road, ware I startled to find a layer of bitumen some distance dov./i. Hurried debates were held and samples of tho rock ami the bitumen were examined. Thr
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    PLEASANT SURPRISE
    105 2 I A surprise awaited a young j busine sman. Lee Chong Sai of I 32A. Tiong Poh Road when he appeared m the First District Court yesterday. He was told that the charge of extortion preferred against him had been withdrawn and that he was now a free
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    Hamlet Scores In Malacca
    53 2 Just like it did m Singapore. "Hamlet" is drawing crowds to the Cathay Cinema, Malacca. In spite of inclement weather on Friday night more than 500 people saw the film. A special morning show will bt given at concession rates for school children on all screening
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    Engagement In Malacca
    49 2 Engagement In Malacca In Malacca yesterday Miss Juliana Mi-rcy Victoria AugusI tine got engaged to Mr. A. C Christian of the Tangkah Hospital. Miss Augustine is the daughter of Mr. S. D. Augustine. Inspector of Indian Schools. Malacca The party was neli! at the Augustine home m Fort Road.
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    Misrepresentation
    77 2 Ahmad All Khan Surat (24)! of 118 Kcon Seng Road was charged m the Second Police j i Court yesterday with cheating Low Chin Kiang by inducing I the latter to hand over a I cheque of $200. Ahmad was stated to have j secured the cheque by means
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    MERCHANT'S BIG FINE ON EXPORT CHARGE
    205 2 hrn T nly commi tted a criminal -,v n C but also an ethical one "Mr F i inTfor conC a f r SeCUtOr Said this w en vorth $10 000 n^° n f about 75 000 lbs of flour T«t? LP?,.?L P ro
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    SO TWO GIRLS WENT TO SEA
    138 2 SO TWO GIRLS WENT TO SEA Twenty-eight year old Inger Lam and Sigrid Woldstad aged two den*a« nurses from Norway wanted to see the world. So they signed on the freighter Titania now m Singapore, as stewardesses. They are to sail on today. They have been seven months afloat and,
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    AID FUND WAITS TO BE SPENT
    239 2 JHREE hundred thousand dollars, allocated to distressed persons is lying m Singapore banks,— and nobody is able to spend it. The money is the accrued interest on investments of the Silver Jubilee Trust Fund during the war years, and the fund's Trustees have not
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    DEATH For Food Racketeers
    147 2 DE A TH For Food Racketeers PARIS, Sat. The French Government yesterday declare* the death penalty for big time food speculators m an al! out attack on the blackmarket and soaring food prices. An inner cabinet meeting, headed by Premier Henri Qi.euille. decided on tne application i of the so-called
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    Taxi Driver Not Guilty
    88 2 In April this year thr^c armChinese robbed the occu- i oants of a house m Upper Thomson Road of $60 cash and some valuables. They made their escape m a taxi, but some villagers took down the number of the vehicle and handed it to the
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    M.C.R.C. CELEBRATES
    43 2 Members and well-wisfters of the Malacca Chinese Recreation Club held a dinner at the Sin Wah Hotel on Wednesday night m celebration of their recent victory m the Craven 'A' Cup Final against the Eurasians. A very enjoyable evening was spent.
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    Do You Own This Ring?
    39 2 Do You Own T his Ring? -r Do you recognise this., r k $450 diamond ring? k It was found on a Chinese arrested for robbery on July 2. Now the C.I.D. are waiting for someone to claim it.
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    SHE GOT HER MAN-WITH PSYCHOLOGY
    120 2 SHE GOT HER MAN -WITH PSYCHOLOGY SAN FRANCISCO, Sat. A policewomen trapped her man with a pinch of psychology. Vera Szanik, mounted on a rusty little motorcycle, intercepted a weaving wobbling battered old car on Bay Bridge. With one look at the intoxicated driver William Zimmer I and his passenger
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    UNCLE SAM'S GOLD
    28 2 Washington. Friday. The Federal Reserve Board reported for the week ended October 13 that United States gold stock rose to U5523,965,000,000. an increase of U5577,000,000.
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    Vacant -82 Homes
    87 2 Vacant -82 Homes 34 BUNGALOWS, 36 FLATS The homes included 34 h,, B ows am compound ho^Sl terrace house, 36 flatT'/* shop-houses, seven other I°^ lin^ houses r The other vacant consisted of 12 7^^ into the conditions under JS a house was placed on thTS of vacant premises llst
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    Malacca Indian Colony Scheme
    96 2 Leaden of the Indian Com. nunity m Malacca are to mm shortly to discuss the Colony Scheme m further detail r^ >orts Mi. O. AR. Arunaitltm Chettia?. President of the Vlalacca Regional Congress. Steps are being instituted to isccrtain the number of families Arho are willing
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    BLACK MARKS HIT SOVIET'
    259 3 BLACK MARKS HIT SOVIET' uERbIN Bat. A Sovu t /.»i i. j alleged today m .t black ••^rt puich-i es ol -:<)o.ls m ■Tttern v. >n u-sale m IJ *tPrn (i« i 'iiar. v it aimed *"£wrini' the Soviet lirttmUr.l u.J obstructing J3oooi«k- "twi.-youi plan". »k»«» slt>lll4i| Vk> |>r< fli'of
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    Theirs Is The Future
    522 3 FOR th< first tmi<- m the history oi Rallies College .^raduates received the:? diplomas at a u?a«luation ccrfmony Instead of by post yesterday. The cct oniony, which took place m Oci Tionji Hani Hall opened with a speech by th<Principal PrOTCSSOi W. E Dyer, who «_ni\c
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    THE NEW GRADUATES
    26 3 Almiw: Miss Tan l4Hg Nm r«<H\«'s h»*r nnM from :si> I r.inli'in (iimson. l.»«ft: nuUu A. V/iz with his wiJ, »ft.r Ike (•crt'iDonv.
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    His Stamps Worth $5,000
    92 3 TKN lh«uisHiul stamps insured for jCi.OOO l«-ft Sinjfapor*' h< n the frt'i^ht<*r hastinc Macnk called jrcstertMjr, They befciafj t«» the ship's third olHcer, Mr. K. A. liiijfki»'i% :-{<)-year-«im Dun*-. who served m British ships during tiie war lost his S 10,000 co'lrction of If. >tars when
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    THE BEGUM IS A COLONEL
    115 3 THE BEGUM IS A COLONEL (luildfoul. (Surrey), Sat. Begum Uaquat <tli Khan, wift 01 the Prim*- Minister of Pakis- tan. vi«ited the Women's Royal Army Cojps c_imp here. The Begum, who i« Colonei of the Pakistan National Women's Guard, was guided around th<- camp by the Direc- i tor of
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    POLICE WANT BASEBALLER
    62 3 ST. LOUIS. MISSOURI. Sat. A warrant charging Moiton Cooper, formerly a National ilaaeball League '"most valuable player," with bailing woithJoss checks was iss'.inl here by the prosecuting att>iney's office today. Cooper retired last year frOQ) the New York Giants. He «vi«s named the National League's "most valuable
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    RECOGNISED
    40 3 LONDON. Sat.- The SauJi Arabia Embassy here announced today that the Acting Foreign Minister of Samli Arabia has sent a message to Ahirunt Helmy Pasha. Premier of the provisional Arab Government m Palestine at Gaza recogmsing his Government. Reuter
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    ON YOUR RADIO TODAY
    395 3 BLUE NETWORK PROGRAMMES IS ENGLISH U a m. Popular fIiIMJI 1. 9.:i0 South America, Tak- It Away, 10 a.m. Tin Pan .-M!oy with Ivor Mm (ton and I >ay» Kay; 10 15 Hit Para«ft>; 11 i.iiu I.T.M.A. (top— t 4 Thunriay'i progiannno); 11.90 Li^ht Music; 12
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    Chiang Flies To Aid His Armies
    323 3 Chiang Flies To Aid His Armies NANKING, Sat. President Chiang Kai-shek today flew .to Mukden to confer with Wei Li-huaii£. his lop .'ianchurkin commander, on the government's faltering military position m the northeast, yccortlinjj to a Mukden report. It is believed that the main topic which Chiang will take up
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    CLERK IS NOW AN UNDER SEC.
    126 3 CLERK IS NOW AN UNDER SEC. I.ONDU X. Saturday. Bii Ueorg« Turnoi. Second Secretary at the MiniHtry of Supply. h-is ivin appointed Permanent Undci Secretary of State for War to succeed Sir Brie Speed. who resigned as from Dee. SI thin ye ir Sir Gcorga, who kjn 52, entered thrt
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    Charity Film Show Today
    51 3 Today at i».3u a.m. there will '»<; 1 special charity film show at the Pavilion for Singapore's Dutch community. Amon.v;' the tilms ncrcened wIH be h scries on th<- rcci^nt abclication of Queen Wilhohnlmi, and the celebration* m Hoiian<i IM th«.- new Queen JULIANA acceded to
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    MEXICO INOCULATES HER CATTLE
    35 3 DENVER. Friday.— Mexican Secretary of Agriculture Oacw Florcs told the American Livestock Farmers Association today that 15,000.000 cattle are being inoculated m Mexico to break the footmouth disease circle there. U.P.
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    A Lady (Very Young) Has A Party
    26 4 Mrs. Alfred Katz shares a bon-bon with Albert Moses at Katherine's birthday party on Thursday at the American Club.
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    AROUND THE TOWN
    1046 4 AROUND THE T OWN I ITTLE Katherine Katz. Li daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Katz. celebrated her Ist birthday by having seven little friends to tea at the American Club on Thursday. Katherin's blue and white check cotton frock arrived from New York just m time for the celebrations.
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      216 4 HAND IN HAND WITH FASHION Just arrival A few mesh EVENING BAGS m SILVER AND GOLD 82-1, BRAS BASAH ROAD, near Raffles Hotel. ■fjtfit MUvt" t^ amhei... hair that is cared for delightfully perfumed Coty Bnihantine controls with feminine charm unruly curls and straying whisps ft not only prevents dry
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    AROUND the TOWN
    1101 5 T HK l;> v-'l Dutch Airlines h iTT'J lOSts at a "^option Jcldat the The Cockpit', on Tuesday evening to celcotattri£ the opening of their new service to Shanghai and to meet Mr. V, Q. van O.s van Dciden, head of the Eastern and Australian Division, and
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    DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN?
    920 6 Ij» VERY epoch must hav^ its ■i mystery man. By definition, he must be remote from all contacts with ordinary humanity, fabulously rich, inciedibly crafty, and preferably as old as the hills. During the early part of the present century. Sir Basil Zaharoff filled the
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948. OH, EMMANUEL!
      249 6 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1948. OH, EMMANUEL! MR. Shinwell, Minister of War, does not seem to know very much about the Guardsmen he has sent to Malaya. First he said that all of tnem xiad at lea^t six months basic training. Then, after he had been prodded by Tory M.P., Mr.
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      ADOLF AND EVA
      136 6 I and Eva are m the .news again. Their ghosts are to be put on i.rial before a Bavarian de-Nazification court. If the defunct Corporal Hitler is found guilty his shade is liable to ten years' imprisonment. And if the late Madame Hitler (nee Braun) is convicted,
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    HE'S KING OF OIL
    354 6 goodness knows, that he needs the money. But the habits of a lifetime are too strong for the octogenarian financier, and he is not going to let anyone get the better of him if he can prevent it. At 80, "Mr. G." i s still one
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      193 6 ROYAL DUTCH AIRLINES I NEW "CONSTELLATION" SERVICE TO V SHANGHAI (VIA BANGKOK) FROM SEITEMBER SOTH. 1948. DEP. SINGAPORE THURSDAYS 10.45. A.M. ARR. SHANGHAI FRIDAYS I.4ft. VM. DEP. SHANGHAI SUNDAYS 6.50. A.M. ARR. SINGAPORE MONDAYS ILIA. A* PASSAGE FARES: SINGLE $805/-; RETURN $1089 M). AIR CARGO $4.20 PER KG. CVBII THURSDAY
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    NO COLOUR BAR HERE...
    838 7 -jjE Americans have the Icredtt for bein^ the flrat urO pean community m Sin2or«tO declare their belief PtJc equality >\ all »nen By opening theit new ..lub m Europeans arnl Asians Ijjjte, they rejected colour Brfjudic 1 as a basis for so. ilj intercourse m this
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    MR. TRUMAN'S TOUGH GUY
    1274 7  - MR. TRUMAN'S TOUGH GUY Edmund Antrobus By CONDITIONS have made v> James V. Forrestal the most powerful man m the United States today. Ho is the lav figure m the crisis between the U.S. and Russia. Due to his Influence on Truman, his forceful personality, undoubted ability and his job
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    Grow Bald Gracefully
    518 7  - Grow Bald Gracefully RAJA RATNAM BY COMES ;i lime when MIC hair on the Jmad of the rugged nnle begins to !<.«<• its grip. This is also th" mome-.t for th<" unfortunate mile t-j take hofd of himself. H^ should not, confronted by Ui"so ominous syim i rma of the
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    TWO FAMOUS DOMES
    213 7 has a lot to do with it The male hormones, unfortunate- ly. stimulate the baldness S gene. Tn<> female nor mow I <1o not. Now not nJy do you, •.»>•• unfortunate male, Inherit these genes, but also tne 2 baldness patteiti. Baldness ran start at the centre
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    THE MEN WHO OWN THEM
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    Hollywood Diary
    1505 8  -  HENRY GRIS from THE MAN BEHIND THE STARS JANE GREER is Camera Proof HOLLYWOOD. The men who know beauty best because it's their business to photograph it and the men who can speak their mind because they're not m the pay of any one Hollywood film studio revealed
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      17 8 IMPORTED FROM LONDON ENGLAND Made with rich, fine Virginia tobacco CAMERAS LONDON ISO YBAHS" REPUTATION fOU QUALITY
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    STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
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    MURDERED FOR HIS MISDEEDS
    1149 9 MURDERED FOR HIS MISDEEDS 10F«.,.« tISk Vpore(Vi.m S N: 11 1 ll>l RAPI*A \T -lawn one day m March, 1934, throe Chinese weit banged In Outram Road Prison They had been found guilty ot murdering a compatriot— a notorious bandit chief m China as «t was ascertained latct— and they
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      429 9 HAVE FUN WITH THEBY CONSTANCE SHARPE m/9^lS l« m You will be able to art I Vf\ superiors to see things your JULY 24 AUr 9<* I>iwr«ire mr f° r speculative ventures riaCK.^ -particularly m house proFEB. 19 MARCH 20 v Rfft Money matters will take A„„ VIKUU very unexpected
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    SCHOOLBOYS SHUTTLE TOURNEY PRODUCES FINE GAMES
    358 10 SCHOOLBOYS SHUTTLE TOURNEY PRODUCES FINE GAMES Sunday Triibiiiie Special Sporl* hahin- Schoolboys participating m tin- Inter-School Badminton Tournament provided some good games In the proliminary rounds. Most of the matches were decided by the odd game m five and the majority of the games were very clo.-e. A significant fact
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    Poh Lim Confounds Critics
    470 10 Poh Lim Confounds Critics A fortnight ago the selection committee of the Thomas Cup team faced an outburst of criticism when the names i^f the ■even players were ;m--nounced. The dissatisfaction was due chiefly to the non-inclusion of Ismail bin Mai jan and the inclusion of Ong Poh Lim. There
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    TODAYS FINALS & SEMI-FINALS
    285 10 TODAYS FINALS SEMI-FINALS Singapore's four crack combinations will battle this morning for the right to qualify for the final of the men's open doubles'. Teoh Peng Hooi and Wotig Peng Soon (Mayflower*, whose combination stretched Oei Teik Hock and Tan Kin Hong of Penang. Malayan doubles champions, to throt gruelling
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    Tribune Backed The Right Man
    695 10 Tri bune Backed The Right Man WHILE ex-champion. Miss Helen Heng (United Family) partnered by the newly crowned woman champion of 1948, Mrs. Chionh Hiok Chor (AAU) captured the open women's doubles crown yesterday, the thrill of the afternoon's matches that kept the biggest crowd ever present at the Clerical
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    VAN BREUKELEN SADDLED FOUR WINS AT IPOH
    1293 11 VAN BREUKELEN SADDLED FOUR WINS AT IPOH 'BAT TRICK" BY* I DONNELLY fIfICEY J- DoniH lly scored a "hat-trick" at Ipoh, yesterday, the lirst Iday of the Ipoh Turf Club's October Meeting, by leading three sue- i« ye winners out of the four saddled by the Van Breukelen Stables. IJJ
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    STTA Tours May Not Materialise
    157 11 STTA Tours May Not Materialise (By Cft!«!ald) The Singapore Table Tennis Associat on's plans to serif 1 teanifl <~>" tour to Australia ami Hongkong may not materialise. All that ha r; happened on the i propone'- 1 Australian tour is that a letter has l>cen w-'tten by the STTA to
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    BIG SWEEP
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    KOTA RAJA'S NEW CLUB PREMISES
    141 11 The Kota Raja Club .s new )remiscs at Istana Kampong jciam. Sultan Gate, were oflijially declared open yesterday lfternoon by the Hon. Inchc 3aadon bin Haji Jubir, Legisative Councillor. Mr. P. A. B. McKerron, the Colonial Secretary, and more j than 200 guests from the
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    MISHIT COST HIM $7,400
    124 11 CARLISLE, Saturday. Because Daniel Watson, a dentist of Curzon Street, Maryport, Cumberland, did not shout "fore" until he had played the ball at the Workington golf course, he was ordered at the Carlisle Assizes to pay £873 damages. He mishit the ball which struck his partner.
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    Johore Win Inter-Club Match
    151 11 The inter-club golf match played at Johore Bahru over the R.J.I.C. Course on Hari Raya Haji, resulted m a win for the Royal Johore International i Club over the Island Club by j the narrow margin of V 4 a point, the scores being, R.J.I.C. j
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    CUP QUARTER-FINAL ENDS IN DRAW
    459 12 Rovers Fail In Big Game S.R.C. 0 Rovers Sports Club 0 |i would ba difficult to believe that the Rovers 1 are First Division's League champions if one \v( r; 4 to judg ty their display against the S.R.C. at Jiii m n?s"- Stadium yesterday.
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    A.C.S., O.B.A. Beat Colts
    115 12 A solitary k^jil l y Gas K«e Tian vimLilt-d tlu- A.C.B. Old Boys' Association to beat the Singapore Colts ;it hockry at the Oldhara Hail grouad jf**terday. The game was keenly contested from the start to the tinish. The winners were fast and perstatent iv their
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    WRESTLING Great World
    182 12 WRESTLING Great World Clm'i: :-tr>u< and Othftl mis- il. wcjc tin own into the ring at the Oreat Work! wrestling laM ui^ht. ReftMM wa.i Km;; i\o.. n w.'is up to his old trtClU m his light with Kid Masque. King Kong was disqualified and the bout awarded t<> hta opponent.
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    Tennis Star Gives Exhibition At Fete
    148 12 -4jt tor a long line have so r.\ ny t>onny babies with blond** eJils tied With him or pink bows stumbled on a grass lawn n i tuoy did so happily yesterday at Hie Piesbyterian Annual Church Fete. The lawn was m the compound
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    NO MARCHES THIS YEAR
    44 12 i The third anniversary today of the Malay Nationalist Party, is being celebrated without the i pomp, ceremony and demonstrations of the past. Instead of the usual mass meetings and public speeches, pamphlets are being distributed calling for national unity.
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    ARABS FIRE AT U.N. HQ.
    41 12 Lake Success, Saturday. Hi no Neuville, chairman of the United Nations Truce Commission, cabled the United Nations that the Arabs were "firing" Indiscriminately aiul sometimes deliberately at foreign consulates and at United Nations headquarters."- U. P.
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    S.C.C. PILE 'EM UP
    160 12 S.C.C. PILE 'EM UP a cricket score of 48 prints < 7 goats, a drop goal, and thiee tries) to nil was piled up by the Singapore Cricket Club m their rugger encounter with the H.O.D. on the padang, yester- day. The 8.0.D. played a man short, even altei enlisting
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    Late Sports
    180 12 IX)HDON r > ;i, 1. A ll M'l-.'. !^l)rougns. n)lt0BW f himpton \v i oUCONl) Divjsi, Brentford 2, Lutooiw, J!»ry 3, Blackburn rJ" fester City a, B.adS, Lincoln C. 1, NotUnehim F Sheffield W. 4. GriSSy T F West Bromwlch Alb 3 X mouth Arg. 0. West Ham
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    THEY WERE WAITING FOR THE GUARDS
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