Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 20 February 1949
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Title Section11 1949-02-20 1 SUNDAY Tribune TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE, FEBKLAKY 20, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.11 words
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172 1949-02-20 1 PAY-IF-YOU-CAN TO APPLY IN S'PORE HOSPITALS RICH ONLY PAY HIGHER FEES (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Pay if you can is the principle that applies in the schedule of new hospital charges which the Singapore Hospitals Board have announced for the general public. Although the 1936 fees for admission to ordinary,172 words
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Article120 1949-02-20 1 Britain Arms Siam LONDON, Sat. Britain has agreed to supply arms immediately to equip five infantry battalions of the Siamese Army, it was authoritatively learned in London today. The decision fits into thr general framework of collaboration between the British and Siamese Governments ag&but Communist armed activity in South-east Asia,120 words
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Article66 1949-02-20 1 RAWANG: MURDER CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. •lahn Mohamcd, a police corroral. alleged to have caused the •fcath of Noi Hoi Omni, a ChinJJI "ving ln Rawang. on Dec. JJ. was produced before Inche Mohanied Baba in the First Magistrate's Court yesterday on a tentative charge of murder, of w O66 words
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243 1949-02-20 1 Lady G imson Appeals 'Help The Children' Lady Gimson announced today that an Exhibition of the work of the Children's Social Centres will be held at the British Council Hall in Stamford Road on 26th and 27th March, 1949. The main reason for this Exhibition is to show members of243 words
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62 1949-02-20 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. At a press conference yesterday, a representative of the G.O.C. Malaya District, stated that the Keilin^ incident, where a younc; Malay was shot dead on his door-step. was the subject of a military enquiry. He described the incident as most regrettable62 words
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Article69 1949-02-20 1 PARIS, Sat. Twenty-five people were killed and about 85 injured, in a train crash last night in Port D'Atelicr, HauteSaone, Southern France, according to the French police here today. Three coaches wore smashed to bits in the accident, the police said. "They were very oldReuter - 69 words
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Article28 1949-02-20 1 COVENTRY, England, Sat.— Fourteen persons were killed today when a British airliner and an R.A.F. training plane collided and crashed in flames near here.28 words
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Article, Illustration19 1949-02-20 1 SHE CAME FROM SYDNEY I'ictiire. .ralian p.. L for M a.ava M, sB^ ftS£3 WE^T^^i^K; isullock best man. «"««i»19 words
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150 1949-02-20 1 HUGE DROP IN MALAYAN RICE PRODUCTION (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) KUA to^ S JjK^? 1 S fi Urday 1 Rice production in Malaya will drop by 65,000 TrwmnundttW ".serious" drought in Kedah, Perils, Kelantan, irengganu and Province Wellesley, it is officially learned. The drought, which continued throughout the second half150 words
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Article17 1949-02-20 1 Mentakab. A Chinese couple were kidnapped by five arniM bandits near Bukit Kuin on February 17.17 words
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Article365 1949-02-20 1 Our team set for tomorrow From Teoh Seng Khoon (Tribune Staff Reporter and member of the Malayan Thomas Cup Team) /JLASGOW, Sat.- Kelvin Hall. U Glasgow, is a perfect setting for the Malaya versus America match. The respective Cup captains visited the Hall again this morning and were fully satisfied365 words
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Article74 1949-02-20 1 Sunday Tribune Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Ways and means of improving the economic position of Malays vis-a-vis other communities were among matters considered by the Communities Liaison Committee at their meetings held here yesterday and today. Mr. Malcolm MacPonaid. the Commissioner General, attended the meetings74 words
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156 1949-02-20 1 (Sunday Tribune Stan* Reporter) REGULATIONS authorising the deportation of illegal immigrants into the Colony of Singapore have just been published under the Emergency Regulations Ordinance. The new regulations give an immigration officer not below the rank of Deputy Immigration Officer the right to order the156 words
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Article177 1949-02-20 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Federation Government is flying out a, tuberculosis specialist to Malaya to investi gate and advise the Malayan Government on the best way to deal with the problem. The disease, which has aroused much public concern, takes a177 words
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280 1949-02-20 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Krportcr) §IR TAMES SLEEMAN. visiting Overaeaa Chief Commissioner of the St. John's Ambulance BriPt'l' 1 addressing a press conference yesterday, said that a Malayan voluntary ambulance force will be formed within the next three months. The force will consist of 2,500280 words
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Article72 1949-02-20 1 Tina Patricia was the fourth generation of the Griffith-Jones family to be christened in St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday Mr. E. N. Griffith-Jones tra veiled specially from Kuala Lumpur to attend his (laugh trr's chnstoning because of thr family tradition of being chrigt mod in Singapore's Cathedral. Arch-Deacon72 words
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Article88 1949-02-20 1 PLANTERS PRAISED sir James Sleeman had a special word of S praiHe for Malayan o'an ters. He Haid: "I yfali to no one in my admiration for the high courage of plnn- 1 ters and their wives, li\. V ing in isolated ruhber v ♦'states in peril of their liven88 words
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Advertisement203 1949-02-20 1 _T_H l4^l*7 fe!__--H. Vfi I'l I BY THI PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Tel: "Tribune, S'pore." <§T- -^rTHI GREATEST RECORD SEASON EVER/ 885? G A< r lt: rasum bquadbonaohbh 896] g^g of the Wanderer. 8817 o aiata I>Ol 1 f»on"t want to meet Tt Cr ad f th< Brlls my more203 words
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Advertisement10 1949-02-20 1 Published simultaneously at Si nyuyurv, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang.10 words
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Advertisement97 1949-02-20 1 M:»laya's I N:ition;<l WcwHpapgg I Pkoae: .Vili I Nino Übsi SEASON TtfAPING CO There is an art in giving. An art [re )jL* m knowing just what your friends will (m\\\ "prreciate most. \J| I^A S When you carry a tin of De Luxe I Virginia you are in that97 words
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314 1949-02-20 2 Latest Methods Will Be Used For Adult Education (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A plan for Adult Education in the Colony of Singapore, which may later be improved by adapting oil tVin lofflct m^tu^An employed by U.N.E.5.C.0., is contained in a memorandum which will shortly be studied by the Singapore Education314 words
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Article31 1949-02-20 2 KUALA Ll'MPt'K, Sat. t —A vvellUnown rumrau- r nist whs arr»'st«'d in Sun- J S i^»'i Uuioh Leper settle- i m«nt on I-Vbrimrv 17, it ww utiiriaiiv Muaomseed today.31 words
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Article, Illustration294 1949-02-20 2 Ratnli Defies The Law Of Gravity (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) I>AMLI bin Sutan, 28-year-old medicine man from Sumatra, makes his living by defying the earth's gravity. I met him on the pavement near Change Alley balancing a 50-lb rock on an inverted drinking glass by294 words
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Article47 1949-02-20 2 Further supplies of the canvjs cloth presented to the Colony by the Australian Government will be distributed as follows Feb. 16th— 3.30 p.m., Woodlands. Feb. 18th 3.00 p.m., Tanjong Kling. Feb. 19th— 10 CO a.m. Kampong PaJang Terbakar, and 0.00 p.m., Kampong Siglap.47 words
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Article134 1949-02-20 2 HE WILL TELL THE PEOPLE (Sunday Tribune Reporter) A Chinese who speaks four languages, Malay, Burmese and Hindustani, besides Chinese, plans to tell the English people the aspirations of the peoples of Malaya to fu'l nationhood through constitutional means when he goes to the United Kingdom for further studies in134 words
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Article233 1949-02-20 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A local Ceylonese resident has quite a rare collection of coins of great historical value. They bear all the marks of antiquity and are said to 'cost a small fortune'. The collection numbering about ton coins, ranges from a i-ma.ll233 words
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Article154 1949-02-20 2 Bob Burns Is Still I Burning f Sunday Tribune Reporter) Captain 'Br>o L-urn?, British Army officer living in Chelsea Roa<l, Pasir Panjang, is cross, because ho beheaded a ten-foot cobra in his house, and someone buried the body before he could skin it. "I wanted to make a belt, or154 words
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Article77 1949-02-20 2 U. K. EXPERT TO BE FLOWN HERE (Sunday Tiitmne Report rrj KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The Federation Government is to fly out an expert from the i United Kingdom to overhaul and reorganise Police documentary registers on modern lines. The Federal Legislative Council recently voted $4,500 lor expenses of the reorganisation.77 words
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Advertisement811 1949-02-20 2 vii a i 31 1: ito^iigafiM TONIC ril.Ls i:,,i n.r rnalu FEARS ni WaHfs Ommm Urn trnm* (A Quality (,r»eii female WONDER -^fUSk The ViKorors V^. SHOc />*EB^Sws Dobillty°A a^S^ii |9 1 1 StronKlv re- I*. -h X k.. u-u Stoii < ,U. e/J Soundly con.tructed with commended by f£811 words
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Advertisement249 1949-02-20 2 >\ Many a man has fjood cause to re^ei a nfg^ V> coupri. Even a simple sundown chill can «^j Z-~— -r~-O\\ dangerous after-eJTectr. SC(^fT'S Ea-^! YZ offers a certain safeguard. It rapMly arret, SCOTT'S COURh or C :d II soothos lnc lun es and loqh^ EMTTLSTOW lhe grlp of249 words
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Article282 1949-02-20 3 The Odd Spots A<*AT burglar climbed 20 ft. stack pipe to the balcony of a house in Cran-ley-Kaniens, Muawell Rill, London. X cut out a pane of graM, opened a bedroom of the houso before he made u methodical searc+i. He took two fur coats, jewellery, dresses, costumes and two282 words
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952 1949-02-20 3 HERMAN RAPPA - S'pore Crimes... No. 23 ROARING TWENTIES HERMAN RAPPA BY JJINGAPORK once earned the reputation of beniß known as the Chicago of the East. That was way back in the early twenties when secret societies were widespread and the Police Force oiie-tenth the size it is today. Chinatown was honeycombed with952 words
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Advertisement696 1949-02-20 3 JQnftii- > j*SßKgjM^^a^^^ ■j^jaw^^a^a^awarrß mSji^^V 1 I ft W i T^ J! fNiA.cm I.r^-.-nt the new «nd better pictures show- aylon louthtiruwh! The firm little #n\l«.n t.|M arr Hf.ndated smoothly Innimai to dean teeth thoroughly yet Mvei ■cratch their polishrd surface or harm ilir gums. You'll liie thin gentler •feel696 words
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Advertisement155 1949-02-20 3 GANDHI ASTROLOGER S~ Health, wealth. f Journey otc, v lucky number*, I '^a 3l <lavs h y rnonth--1 M^WH^i] 1v '!<"' <il 1 ye^r \fl TJ' :tt W^'klv\l2. vUk -JW FIVP questions IIJSO. Srn <1 Horoscope chart or state eex, age, profession and writing time. Dollar Notes or M.O. accepted.155 words
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Advertisement255 1949-02-20 3 1%-^ DUNKLEY PIANO I J* IT WILL PAY YOir !>oi«' Agienta r<>r Siagmpore A Frdrtratim of Malu>a. SEASON Co., Ltd.'" '"",'.'.'.,S"v::: I 3.000.50 I A A A A iill zeros (ire n u torn ii lie Figuring with a Burroughs 1 is fast and simple because there's so ill much255 words
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Miscellaneous658 1949-02-20 3 Strange Am It Ni'ceiis Blind A 7 «£Iz"..j1 f^ r V\ i WHO JP J~?rTCrcO *1 7 S f L i BCAILLE SVf rilM— V V *T»fK mlKiC >J JV ALLISON, > i wreckage zoo. j>^ fc^ ijBMr *^^^nB OCEAMFA«K, 4MMC NO U.S. CAPITA^ 5U 1 P WAS EVER BEEM5UNK658 words
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Article, Illustration357 1949-02-20 4 itfVi Mb aja RjQjII Si3\ 4bMRn *HBB (Sunday Tribune Start' Reporter) TWO years ago Singapore's railway station showed the tragic disorder of war. Its facade was pock-marked. The walls of its main hall lacked paint. The glass of its modernistic chandeliers was shattered. The decorative murals of Malayan357 words
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Article122 1949-02-20 4 MORNING NEWS FROM SINGAPORE From Monday. February 21. the morning News bulletin now radiated by Kuala Lumpur ror th< benefit of planters and miners, will also be relayI ed by Singapore on 434 metres :«nd 43 metre* <7200 Ice s. sunday. 49m. 6135 kv B). From Monday to Saturday j122 words
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Article47 1949-02-20 4 The latest addition to the ranks of the Independent candidates for the forthcoming Municipal Elections is a 32--year-old, businessman, Mr. ('lira Kim Bee. Announcing his candidature for the Municipal South ward, Mr. Cheah promises, if elected, "to fight for the right of the common man."47 words
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Article505 1949-02-20 4 Motorists' Corner THE NEW FORD [Sunday Tribune Motoring Correspondent > STNGAPORKANS who ordered new 1049 Fotd cars last year aie now taking delivery of a ear veiy different from previous models. Made in Canada, and assembled and sprayed at the Ford Company's Bukit Timah factory, the new models aie handsome505 words
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Article180 1949-02-20 4 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Here is a job for youth. The Singapore Municipal Commissioners want a young man under 30 yean Of ago with a locally registrable medical qualification, who is a British subject or British protected person. The job is thnt of Assistant Health Officer180 words
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Article, Illustration28 1949-02-20 4 Mr. ManniidJin, Bon Mr. <irni Mrs. s, Pakkirisamjf Pilhiy was married to Mies Vi&ota&hi, daughter of Mr, Olid A//s. K. R'limustimji Ptlluy ut ths Mariam-man T* mple recently.28 words
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Advertisement494 1949-02-20 4 ■■■■HHBSaaaßßHanaaaaiaHßnwß I l!i 1^ 1 II 11 1 Jj&*7/£ y^«^ j jgf r 111 SIM SS. J^r madame Florence j 'it VllllT™ /''Till t **l f t Y* foir 'ilt.itions with K^.ird jj^^Bß^^ t° your liij^inrsa J^dßF^ P ro P o^'tions. >jlsfflr MADAM I I I mi:i jmmj£/F f i494 words
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Advertisement147 1949-02-20 4 COME LISTEN TO THE BAND TONICHT at 9.15 p.m. at RAFFLES HOTEL IN THE PALM COURT (Weather permitting, otherwise in Hie Rallroom) THE IST. BN. THE SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS (Koss-shire Bulls The Duke ol Albany's) H\ kind permission of Lt.-Col. j. s. 11. Dooglas, OiTieer CommaadbM (onihicfed l»\ BANDMASTER A. BRUNSDEN147 words
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Article, Illustration1009 1949-02-20 5 Jimmy Glover - Jimmy Glover From London, Feb. 10. ALL the I3or^t;il £irls saw the notice within a very short timcof its b^ing put oa the bonrd at their rather grim institution at Aylesl.ury, in Buckinghamshire. They could not openly disi oun< ment; that woul'l have to wa't until the\ for1,009 words
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Article, Illustration714 1949-02-20 5 VERA ARDMORE - VERA ARDMORE By AUTHOR of on- of the moat outspoken books on the Asia campaign, Dorothy T-iyp i r arriving frot.i BSntriand in the r< I i li Wh i W< J I r< ia dedicated ny ".ill the men who top the rot and to "i!ar" i714 words
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Advertisement185 1949-02-20 5 XT W COLLECTION Ol MORNING FROCKS FOR im SMART OFFICI SECRI TAR Y MRS. "TOMMY" THOMSON Room 181. 2nd Floor ci.n. \\u\j*. Battery im. ivi. vjmi ,^Tj TOO FATZ Established /> -and women who arc putUng on weight will find that Mamth M W! them to slim. For over D.amond185 words
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Advertisement156 1949-02-20 5 We Offer No Inducement We Simply Offer "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" Radios and Radiograms THE INEVITABLE (HOKE of tte MUSIMDIfINGPUBLK .1 ESTAB MuijTPiF a co malayai ltd I JOHN LITTLE'S BUILDING WmtKStm SINCAPdM IfL: 7010 I Call At Maison "VOGUE" FOR EVERY TVPE OF FIGURE THERE IS A BRASSIEKc voijri '«/S156 words
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237 1949-02-20 6 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, FEB. 20, 1949. COURTESY LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, c/o Newspaper Features Ltd., 107, Fleet Street, London, J HE "cold war" that is going on between the public and employees of the Singapore Traction Company is to end at last. The S.T.C. Employees Union is planning237 words
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Article, Illustration880 1949-02-20 6 G. MacCormick - IT'S A DULL LIFE FOR THE SPY TODAY G. MacCormick iiiiifiiiiiQy niiin j Ihe romantic lone wolf spy of the past is as dead as the dodo. Modern espionage S lays greater ernI phasis on efficiS ency rather than S glamour. It is team work that counts i I D6PIONAGE880 words
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Article508 1949-02-20 6 Children Without Tears BRITAIN'S midwives may soon be allowed to use drugs so that 600,000 mothers a year need not endure unnecessary suffering during childbirth. A committe of five appointed in 1947 by the Biitish Health Minister. Mr Aneurin Bevan to inquire into the shortage of midwives has recommended thatReuter - 508 words
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Article170 1949-02-20 6 IN the *****, J. L. Haddan, director of public works at Aleppo, a city in North Syria, recommended a revolutionary and daring plan to the Turkish Government for the construction of a tunnel under the waters of the Bosphorus at Constantinople. A working model ofU.P. - 170 words
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Advertisement589 1949-02-20 6 I II IK I L L i: It S The Great i < lv< $3.60 The Curiosity of EUeane liacQregor bv Peter Cheyrx y .''..00 EnL;aK«") f 't with Death hy Gordon A. In- 5.40 A Haunted Hou by Vw :.r 4.50 The Moving Finger by A.gatha Chrtetie 2.70 Hell589 words
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Advertisement92 1949-02-20 6 "F^ve Oyfl consists of niort* than just "buying glas«es." if comfort and nsnal tffic\» urtf depend priytutnlti ifjon professional services o/ a qualified eyesight specialist C. S. CHONG, OPT., D. Fully (Mjiitp'H-il with modern instrument) 1 MA L A Y A N A I R W AYS LIMI T E92 words
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Advertisement193 1949-02-20 6 fc S* NEW -CONSTELLATION" SERVICE TO SHAXfiEIAI (VIA BANGKOK) DEP. SINGAPORE THURSDAYS 1*1.45. A.M. ARR. SHANGHAI FRIDAYS 2.46. P.M. DEP. SHANGHAI SUNDAYS 6.50. A.M. ARR. SINGAPORE MONDAYS 11. 10. AM, PASSAGE FARES: SINGLE $605/-; RETURN $1089.50. AJB CARGO $4.20 PER KG. CVKBY THURSDAY BY CONSTELLATION TO:— S!n K U K.193 words
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Article, Illustration276 1949-02-20 7 CORFU IS NOW ON FAR EASTERN SERVICE I m!IIE Hx\S KEEX UlLVlOllUEll j (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Corfu, P. and O. liner known here in prewar days, has joined the Canton and Carthage on the United Kingdom Far East run. "Demobbed" now, the Corfu has loft Southampton and is276 words
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Article152 1949-02-20 7 Her Skipper, Engineer COMMANDER of the Corfu is 58-year-old Captain C. S. Parker, who has been a skipper for eleven years. He joined the P. and O. as supernumerary fifth officer in the Sardinia and saw trooping service during World War I when he became second officer. His first command152 words
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Article165 1949-02-20 7 (SuinUui Tribune Reporter) HANDICAPPED by the 1 lack of premises to hold lectures, tilm shows. and debates, the members of the Singapore Branch of th<" Society of Licenced Aircraft Engineers, have not lost their enthusiasm and hit earnestly looking forward to getting premises within tho precincts165 words
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Article94 1949-02-20 7 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Constellation aircraft flying on the United Kingdom- Australia route via Singapore had 15 major breakdowns last year. In all there were 50 engine faults during the whole year. These occurred at different stages of the flights. The proportion of faults In94 words
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Article, Illustration57 1949-02-20 7 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Sat The recommendations of the Official Committee on the subject of Government pensions have been received by the Federation Government and are being urgently considered. This was revealed in an official reply to a question by Hon. Tuan Sheikh Ahmad bin Sheikh Ifustapha in57 words
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220 1949-02-20 7 Those 'Low' Whistles don't bother Wan id a (Sunday Tribune Start' Reporter) One of tho youngest and prettiest 'dir hosteNM in South East Asia is LB-year-old Wanida Chuthin, who is well into h<>r .second year with Pacific Overseas Airlines (Siam). Pert Wanida, who raises 'wolf whistles' from appreciative ;n tficid220 words
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Article65 1949-02-20 7 Tiie Chief Engineer Singapore District, Brigadier A. C. Baillie 0.b.f;., m.c, who is retiring from the Army after thirty-four years, left on the 'Orduna' for England on Friday. The new Chief Engineer Singapore District, is Brigadier W. G. Fryer 0.8.E., who has recently arrived here; and who was65 words
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Article118 1949-02-20 7 Motor Car Trouble: New Type (Sunday Tribune Reporter) The most bewildered man in Singapore is a European who recently bought a large distinctive second hand car. Everytime he leaves it parked outside a restaurant or cinema or almost anywhere he comes out to find scratches on the paint work, a118 words
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Advertisement239 1949-02-20 7 Kvv j,a ,:i wal.fk^ A|| t/ O O F AJ/ whl m.-..l It. ...I thai DtklllM &I\+***^ ,h,- H.t .-I rrunchinn ai<N V f MkCto I ,hv <l«r«li»r pror«»« >. cCrO \***^rJ RvvHa w «\««ll. ni i.»t t f ,hr (••!'> :in «l keep* >/ a^ ir I P J^tf239 words
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Advertisement258 1949-02-20 7 Mc-C RAY KOLDFLO. Meat department managci i will appreciate tin ample double-duty features ol th< McCraj dual-purpose meat cases in all 9 rom 8, 8, 10 and 12 foot length L»ccp (helving permita eye catching display tnai a me* ciiandising knockout. Meat and other products <;m be arranged In an258 words
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Article, Illustration331 1949-02-20 8 Malaya' s Unly Woman Film Director (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) In a tiny room at the back of a Singapore cinema you will find 39-year-old Miss Wail Hoi Ling seated behind a projector, straining her ears to catch the English dialogue that echoes faintly from the distant screen. As scene331 words
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238 1949-02-20 8 (Sundiiy Tribune Staff Reporter) It is curious but true that all British films do not hai'e the same reaction with Malayan audiences although they feature the same stars and more or less follow the same theme. Mr. .Tack Sharp of RagleLion said thi.s to members238 words
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Article411 1949-02-20 8 Kathleen Hickley - It's Fun To Tell A Secret Kathleen Hickley By THE surprise and secrets we plan for our children are sometimes pleasures that bring unhappiness in their wake. Parents too often forget that young children are unable to stand the strain of too much excitement. Calling In to sec a friend411 words
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Advertisement144 1949-02-20 8 JOSEPH TRAVERS E SONS LTD SIH6APOItf P/HAta /fi/4/4 tUMPUff /POM 1 i BLEPHOHE 2WS, insa vkamTi!I. SHAIK ABDUL KADER Cloth and Woolen Merchant. ho 1.- sal.- and Retail 82, CIRCULAR ROAD, SINGAPORE. PUKKS DKI'IL Mi; in $1.45 each POWDER $1.20 each (Duty Extra Outside S'pore). Solo Agedta: NA I N144 words
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Advertisement164 1949-02-20 8 High Blood Pressure Kills Men Women 'i «i. M nunv uomen as men suffer from Hi*h Blood Pressure, whuh is a n\-t.rious disease that starts about the Imif of Change o( Lif« .mil is ih^ re.ti .ms.-oi much heart trouble and Utter onof fMtratyrif strokes Commioii sviu[>«oniM ui High Hlorxi164 words
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Advertisement113 1949-02-20 8 IMPORTED FROM LONDON EMGLAND Made with rich, fine Virginia tobacco CAAREfcAS lONDOW ISC TIAHS REPUTATION fO» QUALITY Backache better? m jD '.J^^d^t. allri^ ht hul wh V make 1^ W^i ven of lhem t4BUck .^ky. f Mondays" whfn a shori -xSw* ApLJE^mESm courB<r Dt: VVITT> s PiMs l"«^ iitN^rfeWK will113 words
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Miscellaneous267 1949-02-20 8 I^l fc ZA\» p^LjS|g g-g[j\^ BY AL \*APP a i M^' i """"""»»»~MM«»»»»»«»»» i i m—^ AUUYORE (UGHJT) FRIENDS IS PRESENT, Ll'L ABNFP rr U&?% «SfT am S TT r .1.. WIP TH'*l.*S WCDT>IH: V7MKIM, AS MAH AD STATED INCLUDE^ MrvSriki' Y WlfT^ HOWDY, LI L (-CHUCKLEfr-AH IS M/XEP UP267 words
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Article234 1949-02-20 9 Keeping The Flag Flying MOVIE production has re- bounded from the depths of its slump. From producer to bit-player circles, folks are cautiously optimistic. Ine one week Just past, 29 feature films were before the cameras. A few months ago, there were only about 20. Any movie-epic or flop originates234 words
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Article, Illustration632 1949-02-20 9 THE GIRL WITH THE MILLION LEGS JHE inu- and only time I saw Betty Grable being her true self, was when not long ago I happened to find myself in the dub house of the Dei Mar racetrack, 100 miles south of Hollywood, (uriously attracted by the sight Of a632 words
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Advertisement234 1949-02-20 9 What hidden ingredient makes these biscuits so delicious Or COtJtSf, McViti* Price u^r vf „,j T^T finest lngrrilicntsohijiiiahletomakc these chofti e biscuits Pat, k takes more than the ingredients listed here to make •>..». biKUitSXivii r... 1 1 The "Tvi-rt liei hidJcn in Ingredient X. You can't »cc it, n«>r234 words
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Advertisement204 1949-02-20 9 i j>^ r >■ i jC m m^ Freedom of action, firedoin of tf^tfjt*^^ dress, freedom from disc omfort, T^gj^KJ I //y r>> embarrassment and anxiety f/*'/^ 1 whatever the day or occasion: M \y//r theic are the blessings of \|rJYl Tampax. Internally-worn, safe < I[X and hygienic, modern women204 words
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Article1262 1949-02-20 10 HELEN V., TRUFINE WIN BY NOSE 'Eye* decides 3 races From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Saturday. 9 nose finishes were the highlights at today's races, the last day of the rerak Turt Club's February Meeting. Both finishes were decided by the photofinish camera. In Race Four Helen The Fifth, (Tankard) after1,262 words
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Article61 1949-02-20 10 TOTAL TOOL: $265,<>38 I irsl PrlM Xo. SftMftS Second PltM No. *****3 Third Priae No. *****7 Starters: *****5, *****2, 2?9,681, 182r,98, *****0. H*****, *****4, *****8, SOMSft, *****0. Consolations ($1,000 •■;»< hi 26 1 064, 1 *****, 28 1 52«, *****8, *****5. IM68S, 2161 It, I4MSS, 3X2171, *****0. DOUBLE61 words
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76 1949-02-20 10 SAPPERS W'N SEVEN -A-SIDE RUGBY FINAL THE results of the semi-finals and the finals of me Singapore C.irket Club 7-a-sidc Rugby matches yesterday were S.C.C. Hammers brat Seletar B by G points (two tries) to 3 (one try). Singapore Engineering Jtegiment (Sappers) beat Changi A by 15 points (3 goals)76 words
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Advertisement202 1949-02-20 10 SHOWING TODAY! 11 a.m.; 1.45 p.m.; 4.15; 6.45 Si 9.30 p.m. EThe Year's Wonder of Wonderful Entertainment ALSO CAUMONT BRITISH NEWS sh«»\\iiiK Thr Malayan Thomas (up Tram in action at Wimbledon. I I I I•I' I rj M|Mw-l flinmra CHANGE YQUR NEW COMEDY MYSTERY WITH MUSIL IS YOUR BEST YET/202 words
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Advertisement120 1949-02-20 10 TODAY: 3J5, 6.30 9.15 I\M. Motilal .v Chandra Trabha in "UMANG" (Hindustani) if I K K I\ S DAILY: 2.00, 5*15 9.15 P.M. Ray "CRASH* Corrigan in "INDERSKA KLNCiDOM" (Complete .Serial) A Sfran|f«« I'ndrrsea Drama! Thanks to the \^^^IHPWJP Irium I in mm Pepsodent— My teeth really ARE whiter!"^ Yes,120 words
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Advertisement70 1949-02-20 10 M 1 CUTEX sA^(i« y4 r^ Prettier Conjider h«v cA« »ijl others notice y««r //7^^ hands, and jcnll m^te f\ that of&ly daa prctticat poliiiißi worthy s/ them i°A OJTKX d* '0^ Ur^«t selling waA pal- M A ish not oah %i fa its pretty -plus siksWea. V hut K»wi70 words
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Advertisement249 1949-02-20 10 I A HONEY OF A ///fl v *3 'v/i i lei j iP w^^^9w j^- h in v/niir J^i jj( i >> F Pokmlmr Reduced Price* M atiMee 1 1 m TODAY: "RAINBOW ON THE RIVBR'*' Admission: Ipstuirs $1.00 l)<»\\ nstairs. Me AlhambrA (Alr-Conditioned l'hone CDOD) Starts Today! IM p.m.;249 words
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Article102 1949-02-20 11 Tho following will represent the Police XI versus The Coloi nials 'A' in their first match today: W. R. M. Haxworth (Capt.). M. Glossop, S. Veilupillai, V. Devadas, J. C. 'Cooki. Gui dial Singh, M. EC Sundrum, V. K. Edwards, J. Pcreira, S. Vadivelu, E. Fernandez. Umpires102 words
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Article112 1949-02-20 11 Thf following will represent Commercial liiprh School i-iin.-t the District Signals 2nd XI today at the Choon Juan English School it SulS p.m. R. llurugsiyan, Aha mat. Wee Hoon Kiat, E. Tan, K Kosslor, D. Kessler, James N^r, C. Nicholas, G. Thamboo, N. Singaram, S. Tan,112 words
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Article, Illustration836 1949-02-20 11 JOHN EDE - DAVE-BADMINTO'S 'MYSTERY MAN' JOHN EDE 11 Estimating m a uya's L* ch«in< "s of victory in the Thomas Cup at this distance from Britain is no easy task. but ju.lKin^- fiom the results of the various international matches played so far, I would say that we hav^ at least an836 words
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557 1949-02-20 11 Uncle Sam has 3 top class players My Our Riujjminton Correspondent in approximately 24 hours from now tho Brat r >f the two decisive battles for the Thomas Cup will begin at Glasgow, when tho United States and Malayan teams c,la«h in the iir>--f Lnter-zone final. In »-v<-ry nook and557 words
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Article, Illustration214 1949-02-20 11 Sunday Tribune Staff Reportei THE dive need for more competition, and lack of interest in the game, are the main reasons why water-nolo has not cauerht on in Singapore today. This is what Ong Swee Poh had to say: Onp: should know, for he was a214 words
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Article98 1949-02-20 11 Khiang Schoolboys Soccer Win KLI'ANG, Sat. IN an < xciting football match played on the town pa lang between the Kluang Govt. English School and ?4, Coy R.A.S.C. yesterday, the schoolboys beat the R.A.S.C. by goals to two. In the first half Md. Noor opened the scoring, 5 minutes after98 words
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Article28 1949-02-20 11 The monthly committee meeting of the Social Athletic I 'arty will be held today at the rcstdencc of Mr. Chua Ban Hock at 2 p.m. sharp.28 words
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Article57 1949-02-20 11 Flayers will bo selected from the following to represent Shell S.C. against the 8.0.D.C.A. tomorrow at St. Georges Rnrl at 5.15 p.m.: Wong Leong Yuen, Chong Pitt Chong, John Loh, G. Davies, John Hon, Yew Seng, Kirn Chwee, Boon Lenir, Anthony Choong, Heng Kwanjr N. Said, H.57 words
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Article22 1949-02-20 11 The Jollilads Athletic Union will meet R.A.F. (Tengah) in a friendly game of soccer at TengaJi at 5.15 p.m. today.22 words
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Advertisement299 1949-02-20 11 <* r <* pleasure to serve and li/fKi 'fit; <^ privUegt to drink I! w/ gBK SANDEMAN Kv^, \i PORT AND SHERRY imsmimr SIM E, DARBY C 0., LTD. v\ 111 v Mlii Phillips is the cycle that's buiJt to last. It wtil tfand all Lhc hard knocks that rough299 words
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Advertisement303 1949-02-20 11 ./> or^ World's most wanted pen fisrro and prosed in every climate iihJ condition, treasured b) millions, the Parker -5 I" is the most covetcU jkmi in the WOl When you look at it. you see how oompletel) diffcreni ii is from any other pen What ffpganpf' What hcauty! The303 words
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Article660 1949-02-20 12 Exci ti ng ga me (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Kl ALA LUMPUR, Saturday. NORTH 1. SOUTH l. pAST and exciting hockey was witnessed on the packing here today, when North was surprisingly held to a one-all draw by South. Approximately 2,000 spectators turned out to witness660 words
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Article, Illustration468 1949-02-20 12 j Thrilling pOLR new records were set up at the Twelfth r nUal thIetic Meeting of the King Edward VII College of Medicine held at the Victoria School ground yesterday afternoon The new records set ud were: 60 Yards Flat (Ladies* by468 words
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Advertisement196 1949-02-20 12 I i «i I 1 1 \a> It's smart it's modern its the NEW Golden Platignurn with sleek, stream-lined barrel; halfhooded nib; gleaming engine-turned nickel-silver push-on cap with built-in clip. Obtain;* bh in a colour range of blue, dovc-grcy maroon, green and black. Thl NEW GOLDEN PltHignum Trade Enquiries to196 words
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Advertisement402 1949-02-20 12 MURAL DITTIES Sime Road Soliloquies Hv C, Brown Price $3.50 Illustrated by ic. \v. B. HARI'KsI foreword 1 V It. JARRETT Published i'V KKLLY WALSH, LTD. llouksclnTs stationers, HtogapnM. End Rheumatism While You Sleep m If you suffer shSJT >#^ij|/P^ BUlbblng pains. li #i^jliCffl\ points ;ire swollen, ffyJjW^^ it shows402 words
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Miscellaneous349 1949-02-20 12 TODAY'S TIDES HIGH WATER: 3.11 a.m. (Bft. 6in.). (HiESriilift BLUE NETWORK MALAY PROGRAMMES Programme Summary in ENGLISH PROGRAMMES Tamil With Signature Tune; 9.00 a.m. Programme Sum- 10.55 a.m. Schools 1 Broavi- 5.02 Vidyapathy; 5.15 Zohra; mary; 9.02 Morning Music; cast; 12.00 p.m. Programme 5.30 Spotlight on World 9.30 Latin America349 words
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