Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 April 1949

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    21 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published simultanunisUi it Minyaporc, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, md Penang TWELVE PAGES SINGAI'OKK. SUNDAY, APRIL !t, 1949. PKKi: TEX CEXTS
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    THIS IS THE WAY A CITY DIES
    990 1  -  CHANG KOU SIN (Nanking, capital of China, fell yesterday without a shot- As Nationalist troops and police abandoned the city, laughing mobs swept through the streets to loot the Presidential palace, garrison headquarters, homes and offices. Acting President Li Tsung-jen and Premier Ho
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    SHANGHAI GETS READY TO FIGHT
    269 1 SHANGHAI GETS READ Y TO FIGHT SHANGHAI, Saturday. Preparations ]'„v the city's defence againot th*- rapidly advancing C msDista went into top gear today as Garrison Commander Gen- Chen Ta-chin announced Shanghai Mrotdd be "defended come what may". The Communist troops entered W unh, 70 n.iles west of Shanghai. mi
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    R.A.F. STRIKES KILL EIGHT BANDITS
    118 1 R.A.F. STRIKES KILL EIGHT BANDITS RAF nil ti ik-'. on o!i«' np ,<t Kuala i> •'arli<M thi< month are I"' 1 t killed <\^ht bandits and wouoded another. it announced i;tst niL'' 1 Th" polta b ki d t. ii RAF to •'it the stii)« es Her Ibis taoath ii
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    SCORCHED EARTH
    116 1 SCORCHED EARTH N A K I <i. Sji t Depart in«j KatlonaiiMl troop* have »'•;>• up J he hiu raiKl a > station jn«»| (tiisidc the un<l»*fendVd viiiis ot the rSuit-tl. I'hey ha\e aKu ft the waterfront in Ihmni ami to I h«- fnr\ of looting molts. The Nationalist demolition
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    AMERICAN'S TOLD TO LEAVE
    69 1 SHANGHAI. Sat American Consul-Gent Mr. John Cabot today warned American nationals to leave unless they had urgent and compelling reasons to re main. v Urging that foreign ero men nn<i children should be removed to safer sreas, Itr. I 'a hot. Bald "Recent events on* the
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    KESKAR TO ARRIVE TODAY
    57 1 Dr. B. V. Keskar, Depuf.j Minister f>f External Affairs in t»w Qovernmeni of India who u Hying to Singapore, has bw < delayed, and will not arrive until a.m. today. The Government of Indin Information office In Singapore s.iici yesterday tli*t Dr. Keskar who was «UiV
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    Films Lost In Blaze
    259 1 IKHi:i, 4.8-r.ST^ FLEE FBKI-: !T took two fire engines to flght thf 50-foot flatij-s nhich wrecked the film store room with its supply of no\ie films in luentieth- < entury-Ko\ hirlriing. Trafalgar str»»>t, Slagapore, >-st»r<la>. The fire was detected a little after 3 p.m. by p
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    REDS OWN UP SHELLING OF BRITISH WARSHIPS
    241 1 REDS O WN UP SHELLING OF BRITISH WARSHIPS SHANGHAI, Bat The Chinese Communist radio In Pelplng JHinotineod fpr th< fir-t time Uxtey, the shelling of the Hritish worships in th< Yangtze i Iver, laying 'hi Communist forces su <- cerded m crossing the Yangt/.<- aft< i silencing Koumin* taiiK and
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    BERLIN TALKS
    37 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Bat. Unit- ed Nations sources said today that high Soviet and American diplomats are carrying on in.formal talks ton in an effort find some formula for lifting the I Berlin blockade. —U. P.
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    Tribune Buys Percival's Story
    274 1 Tribune Buys Percival's Story WHY SINGAPORE WAS LOST T. 1. i tliM:.. ;l <"* li i*\Htiilv6 i i'«r.( i: »n in V 'Ms ti»e iissitlr nI i»| >!1 of Singapore, •>» th»* IIUIII nliD l»nr I !»i> '>runt of the Mamc l««r t'u- disaster. The '»»it< v ,s "War in
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      28 1 Season Trading Co. r>7. HIGH Ii I s i I Malaya's National Newspaper Phoae: r>si 1 3 Ninr Lines. j^^ < '^^■'41 I BtS -sJLt. ni 'Ijii I jri*
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    FRESH MUTTON SHORTAGE ENDS
    204 2 FRESH MUTTON SHORTAGE ENDS (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) Singapore's month-long shortage oi fresh mutton x'i\) en«l tomorrow when the Charon arrived from A.is- India with over 2,060 •heep. Racketeers who thrived 011 the limited number of slurp slaughtered in the past few weelu will receive a Bet-hack when rh« wooly
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    Painter from China
    109 2 Painter from China Mi:. CHERN WIN SHI. a pitlnter from swutow, China, will xJ.ir.it BtO ol Us paintings at th. cfelneae Ckaaibor ol Commfroc on May \'i. Mr (h.Tii recently arrived In Singapore from Saigon where h.- heM an exhibition of work. His Singapore iiis,,ia> \\Ul last a week, siv
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    6 Soviet Vessels Here
    116 2 6 Soviet Vessels Here iXuniiiui Trihunr Reporter), l'n« largest nurn^i of Russian vo.ssels ever to bo In Sin gapore waters, five ship? and a i. 313-ton floating docH csarryingl nine tcmrlii. was hMc yesterday. The floating dock rvoumt .ut Vladlvostook i.« being towt «t bj tho tug Dui»lnnik, ;>nd i
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    WOMEN TRIED
    61 2 MALACCA. S«t. Eight Hok ki«>n wom«n, arre.-f-d in a polit'O rajii on a houso in Riverside h<*aTt of ihe commerciA) ««iinv o/ Maia< '"u, yesterdny dveaiiu^ ap-P*-ar«»tl b»*for<.- ih»- Circuit Mavi«.tratc. Tunsteu Hussoin, this morn- mg charged with having tak^Tj l>art m a ?ani^ of •Yhi-ki". They, pteadM
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    Sikh Faces Arms Charge
    48 2 Sikh Faces Arms Charge MALACCA. Sat. A Sikh M< wa Singh, wh- producei 1 in the Circuit Magistrate's Court today before TungkU Iduj=*ain on a charge of having ">e*>" found in po«?ession of 12 !O'.!nd.^ i» mm. and 1 round 3O rrartridsjes an oflVncc under the HJmeigoncy Reguia'.'ons.
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    Singapore Jap In Tokyo Trial
    148 2 Former Vice-Admiral Shigeru Fukudome, Japan's wartime naval commander in China and in Southwest Asia, has arrived in Tokyo from Singapore to testify at the trial of Admiral Soemu Toyoda, naval chief of staff at the end of the war. ETukudomc is serving a tnreeyear sentence
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    RUBBER PRICES DROP
    104 2 [Smnaay Tribufu Reporter) The rubbei pii<.' in Singapore) dropped 1 Bof ac< nt y. sterday from th< opening, on a quiet market, closing ir f.o b. No. 1 Ma nss :'.•"> I buyei •)5 3 I Sellers). Tlic drop followi fl th< nnouncemenl <-t produ< tion and
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    INDIAN EXARMY MEN REPATRIATED
    60 2 Repatriation of Indian former army pcisonnc'| \>u;i> Indonesia la one of the 1 chief coma »n. of th< Indian 1 i\ 1 nment. Tin.- was stated yesterday :O:. S. C. Alttgappan, Indian I Consul-General in Batavia, whc. 'lias at iive<l in Singapore from] (Indonesia foi conferences
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    STERLING TRADE TALKS SOON
    118 2 Mr. K N. Kaul, denuty aecrotary in the Indian Ministry of I r, mce who < am< to Singapore > on his way hack to India from Japan, yesterday said that conference will be hcli] on July 15 by countries party to the sterling trade agreement
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      144 2 ro I*/ BANGKOK fJlf vfVC "ens in ess man's spec me i.\i;i!\ MONDAY AT \\;M\ r.M. (\i.n.»: iliiiCx' i .-i-xi .if OH.'JO llfs. M u. M I:u OK U \.t V* S 1 1» O Willi (In .(l;fi ('Miin.T||.,ns (O IJonl; lv<-.!i Nt.i,.ih» .i:u( SIMMfIMU l»3 r:in \n»>ri« :in iirld
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      232 2 \irA*i i >* i: \U|AfUMr\ TONK PILLS Rod for rustic \W| 1 11 111 U (A Quality (ir.-m frmM« Pf° f i uct) VwrTsiMi' jy>3 l Ton iV'Toi The Debility ig?Sl^ proved Pool Bloc p. illy fami J*3_ S^L..V, K3SS remedy y Mi.!m-..i m> •> SfcEXfl Iwf always CVJ^^ Baoii
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      340 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK t£ C^&'ZiJt£?7& BNGUSH I'KOGKAMMLS < los IK>wn. !).tM) a.m. Programme Summary; !>.«* Morning Music; KKI) NETWORK 9M Latin Anicricii »n the INDIAN I'IaKiKAMMKS Air; I<MM NVws from Kuala 1.15 |„M Time Sigma!, Lumpur; 10.05 Interlude. Opening Annet. A Prog;. Sum--10.15 Hit Parade; 11-00 mary
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    THIS LONDON...
    1226 3 Front Jimmy Glover LONDON, April 14. A fortnight f| f so ji^o I told you of tl)> litt* i l bad received from "L.ottv" Wat in in Johannesburg. You will be able t<» Imagine my surprise, therefore, whm i relate thru two -lays' ag6, outside Kafrods, I ran
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      155 3 n&Sv^l Are ycu aware? I 1. That TIGER BEER is I brewed in Singapore in a modern and mo.st up to 2. That beer is best I when fresh. Only locally j brewed beer can reach J you within a few days of. I 3. That only the choicest Malt,
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      77 3 NOSE NEARLY CHANGED THE ENTIRt «<C F> Jr FACE Of MVMAN W»SrCH7Y --^SFx SEC AUSE CAPTAIN "SIXaLE', THOUGHT^ fr I^s^ v NOSE TOO LAWI..DARW.N -P^fcV V\A5 ALMOSr PREVENTED FROM JOINING TWc V BRfTISH SCi&NTIPC j^SfflßHf 4 EXPEDITION ON Wi-I.C -I fc i*™lisF i HE FORMULATED W."S *<* tXXTRINESON U*^*" \^h*d
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      32 3 rt ui Applv fuiicura Ointnvsnt to skin eruption*. Iteboothing. medtcmaJ and antiseptic action worka woo ders At the very first touch yon iee! its marvellouft soothing efiact* L SOOTHES HfiAlS -niaMi»^M Mil
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      151 3 1^ mi DUNKLEY PIANO HV'^^^** m '^^^^^^^^^^^bmbbbbbhbw^' K Ls FULL SIZE UPRIGHT 1^"~~* FULLY TROPICALISEO J t BRILLIANT IN TONE .v it will i>w rou Bole Afeati r«>r Bligapti »v Fedarattoa of >iahi\:i. SEASON Co., Ltd." 5 XO K'Z H m anHflßi^ m I 111 t hiv JE yf wT
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      483 3 AQI AKIIS. JAN. 21 VKU 18. Your inotto for tht v>i should bt CAN AND J WILL'. Yon mM find that if you ri'illy gin your mind t> problems, you will be able t<> soli* them. On Wednesday a stroke of link. In hoi.-" liu. remtives wiM be prepared tf
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      366 3 Have Fun With The Stars Constance Sharpe r the signing of pap* > s is involved 1 If ;/(jn <u> looking for ■i ne\c fob, Friday uill b* pour day. There will be /de-ntif of opportunities this "> > k but they will frtif to be grasped immediately, SAGITTARIUS. NOV.
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    JOHORE'S REVENUE SHOWS INCREASE
    440 4 JOHORE'S REVENUE SHOWS INCREASE Emergency Did Not Affect Income (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JHK present emergency has not affected the income from revenues collected by the Johore ('us tOIIM. They have collected $:5,0U5,201. IT lr.,;ii Import, export, excise and miscellaneous itema during the first quarter (January to March) ihls year,
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    12-Year-Old Star Earns $150 A Day
    329 4 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) I AST week a twelve-year-old girl Woo Pah. brought home to her mother her pay-cheque for a week's work it was $1,050. Woo Pah is Malaya's little prima donna of the Cantonese Opera a favourite guest-artiste In all the kev-towns
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    FALSE ALARM
    102 4 77/A Wrrh\ j nu wen s True Story: On. »luy last week, a Sitij^apore man woke up and found that be hat! lost Ins Wallet, With about *7() in it. He put on a shift and trou- < •«i-. and rushed out uf nlfl tiat in his >cai
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    IMMIGRANTS' DESIRE TO GET TO AUSTRALIA
    175 4 THEY CASH IN ON (Suruhuf Staff Reporter) ITALIAN, Greek and Central European immigrants have paid more than £500.000 to private aircraft companies for air passages to Australia Since one Australian, Mr. Warren H. Perry, started operating a single aircraft on the route between Rome
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    FOUR STOREYS IN 27½ FEET
    118 4 FOUR STOREYS IN 27½ FEET Work on the William Hammer building, construction of which was begun in 1941 and temporarily abandoned, is expected to begin shortly Of reinforced concrete through out and with an exterior finish of precast stone, the new structure is estimated to cost $250,000. Architectural plans provide
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    Make Sure You Know Your Uncles, Aunts
    257 4 Make S ure You Know Your Uncles, Aunts (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Confidence tricksters are doing good business in Singapore just now. They have two means of gulling their victims: by pretending to be relatives, or by shamming great misfortune. They pick their victims with care. Prosperous-look-ing men, with kind
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      116 4 FLYING BOAT SERVICE to BANGKOK RANGOON >V vi 7>/)\ \'V Ul\ A\ I I t\l 1 DefMtftteg s in .;apore at 0700 Arming Bangkok :i |'*uo K.ingoon at 15S0 Oh SI NDAYS OeptaUmg Raagoon td O7:-io li.u.^Kok at 1030 Arri\iiii; Sin^apon* at 1 1»:<0 tadcc. To BANGKOK $231 io RANGOON
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      99 4 QU/CK RELIEF llffl k f H \l,f X T/ t-^H MAGTRIZ f^S I DIGESTIVE TABLE TSFgf!^ Also avallaMe in powder form. Sold Bverywiwre. Agents: XAINA MOHAMKD A sons i/n>. Sporo, Kuala Lumpur IVnant? BOVRIL i lltrW lilt; ssgrTOii, into you ISMll 1 1 T*i ITTHiX!^^ s-<A ii /.s^^rs. BORNEO jk
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    1226 5 ify Vera Ardmore l^ I i i rilliant < i ),< H j i i M t i i '...1 i. l I !!•< I'lfW i '•»< S(.tilh-i hi li, having ft| 1 longkong I .i. I li<' mdoi wont 'ii i and v. api »ointod i«< Wary
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      165 5 r S m.I no olh<*i li .i-i.m.-*. nun compared l'( V .S a OLD i; t \1 1 >1!< i i LONDON rri Ci I >*w* v n^svs Mhe otrapless c^tl i\ UJortdcr Brassiere and THasquerades jj±.eJO3? WZ4F JlLdAhfjP^jJ^LJjJl o.v s ANNOUNCEMENT s^. C N.-w shipment arri\«*cl Full Uan.c;r Axailabir
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      269 5 "HIS MASTERS VOICE RADIOS are obtainable from our authorised dealers as nn.lt r: LIST OF in I STATION MI! AM R Kim Poag \lu-.i<- On. 60. Jalan [hnhi w .< >horr Bahru Wm, Chee K.-hMm \^\u\ ..22, Jn. TengKu Ahmad amat, Fol sun Kh<4ik .i, Jalan Lai Kin (ath:iy Sl.
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE FILTHY LUCRE
    349 6 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE FILTHY LUCRE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurtc* Glover, cjo Newspaper Feature* Ltd., 107, F!<:> t Street, London. SUNDAY, .VTKIL 21. Ji>4<>. MONEY is a necessary evil, we know, but does it have to be quite so evil as some of tho tattered, filth -caked notes we are forced
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    TELEVISION TODAY
    1275 6  - TELEVISION TODAY S. WOLF BY The craft cf television is not an extension of the technique of stage or film. It is a further step \n broadcasting and a new art, based on scientific and technical developments and depending on them. IT began before the war, and it was begun
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    Why Third Degree Has Little Value
    653 6 THERE aie various methods of potting evidence from a suspected person, and in some countries where the more polite methods are used the poliro sometimes wonder if it would not be better to use the "Third Degree' applied by American police officers in persuading
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    A JOCKEY'S WIFE IS QUITE A HAPPY ONE
    776 7 (Sunday tribune Stall Reporter) IT'S 5 a.m. The alarm clock goes off like i race- I track bell Jockrj I hi] Tankard snorts like a horse, rolls) ■<! His wii Thelma groan sleeps on. man, you're going to have a busy day.
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    Yes Dear Breakfast Is Ready
    26 7 Yes Dear Breakfast Is Ready Buck from iln> s trick for brmlcfafil I* i 1 T» n k rd i^; greeted l>v uilr Thel- I inn.
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    MUSIC RECITAL
    33 7 The n«xt series of Viennese music, given fortnightly .-it the Rafflea Institution, will be held tonight at 7 p.m. All lOVera of good music are wel- corned to this gramophone recital
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    'Monkey-Soup Gives You Monkey-Sense'
    379 7 'Mo nkey-So up Gi ves You Monkey-Sense' (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Th; usual prank oi offering monkey soup insu&pecting tourists in Chinatown failed to work last night. Entertaining an American tourist to chow, son:- Chinese hosts attempted ihv joko. At in*" em. of tiif meal, they asked the victim' what
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    New aerial eliminates danger of lightning
    128 7 (Sunday Tribune Stall l{p[M>rt«r> Twenty-nine year old Franklin R. KeydenUars, a qualified radio engineer In Johore Baiiru and graduate of the R.C.A. (Radio Corporation of America) University, Now York. claims to be the first person In Malaya to nave produced a box aerial which
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    THEY WILL COMBINE BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE
    274 7 THEY WILL COMBINE BUSINESS WITH PLEASURE [nUHtlOtt Tribitttl f?*>jtt,rt*-r) Mi* nnd Mi B. Soon Howe Of Sin;; > »<»i <■ ha\ i OCCIVeiI t personal invitation fiom f I Majesty 'h Government t«» attend the British Industrial Pair to b'~ held at London and Birmingham In May. Mi Soon Howe,
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    $10,000 Plane to be set on Fire
    313 7 $10,000 Plane to be set on Fire Sand', i/ Stat t K' p<ii U r t A $10,006 Avro Anson plane will he get aflame at Kalian;; Airport as practice fo: the Airport Fire Brigade, The Avro Anson belonged to an Australian I Mi. C, \V Hanlon). The Avro Anson
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      596 7 Whv do their teci.li 5^ white? aaV /^lta^M^^^ I a^BaT^^^" awjM^^v-^ i They clean them W\ safely with sl^ Dentifrice Yr>' Cfil h, I »ft;ij|: Tflß makes tcctli It, foi thci 0-# >* no ribk ol dam.i^c mi *>/) use it It Join, afcly and r< s?T~- k*^/ 1 as
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      257 7 MOFFAT "DELUXE" RANGES 0 MODEL 10.-» I I *?rw Mere's the "luxury lee- < trio t;m^. ;or the kitchen in which space Is somer- T^7^T{'" vvliat limited. Trim, JL compact. Hfodel 1051 ««ffir^Bas»^ r^^si' embodies many »*f tli«K^ doluxe Mn(m(rfs "^T~" automata- features found 3 j only on larger Moffat
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    JAP ARTIST LOVED TO PAINT THE STREETS OF PARIS
    327 8 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Tin: tragic death of tho greatest Japanese 1 painter In the Western style war-: described bv nis Brazilian widow, Mrs. Helena Pereira da Silva Ohashi. when she passed through Singapore during the week on her way to
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    POSED AS POLICE INSPECTOR – CHARGE
    80 8 POSED AS POLICE INSPECTOR CHARGE 'lay Kweo Tiong, alias Tay Kwee Hock C22\ was yesterday charged with pretending to be a police Uispectoi before the Third Pottc* Court Magistrate. it was alleged that Tay on Mat. 2G. told Tan Boon Lconji" that he was lnspoetoi Lee Of the Tan jong
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    SOCIAL EVENING
    77 8 The Singapore Clerical and Administrative Workei s Union will hold a social evening on April :',<) .u S p.m. at 172 A. Rangoon Road. Ifembetfl of the Union aic invited to bring their friends. Tables may be reserved, at a foe of ono dollar each not later than
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    $10 FOR ADDING AGE
    52 8 Tan Yoke Click, a shop assistant, aged 17 increased. his age by two yea is on his identity card because he thought he was too young to set employment two months aj?o. He admitted tin-: to Mr. E. P. Shanks. First Disttic. Judge, who tin, d
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    DANCE HELD
    46 8 Forjthe first time. 70 stui dents of the St. Anthony's Hoys and Oil Is Schools h," id a dLincv at the British Council Hall hist night. H is learned that permission was granted by the principal.*! of i oth 1 schools fo: the occasion.
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    He Wants To Bring 'Ean Oh' To The Table Of The Poor
    276 8 EDIBLE bird's nest soup, tho nectar of iho Chinese i god.s, and the strength-giving drink of mortals, is i.ot so expensive after all. Ah Nee, an itinerant hawker in :he Geylang district, sells 'ean oh', the Chinese name
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    RAFFLESIANS AWARD THREE SCHOLARSHIPS
    122 8 RAFFLESIANS AWARD THREE SCHOLARSHIPS Tm-: Old Rafflosians As«ocirtlon lias awarded thn c scholarships of $120 each per annum to deserving boys In tli.- Std. VTII, Rofflej InstttuL:.»ti ii> rnable tnem to contn.iu t\U Ir tultt 9 in tht! SHino! '•■itilif it.- ti. The recipients »<n tin arc Robei I I.<
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    TO RAISE FUNDS
    43 8 Tlh- London Film Productions presentation "Ideal Husband" is being shown at the Pavilion Theatre on May 2 to raine urgently-needed funds for St. Andrew's Hospital, in Tanjong Pagai entire proceeds will be turned ovei fiom the 6.30 p.m. s !iow.
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      228 8 Am astral I I fcfc^ WMSSBSf^" ('IeSSM? SC©rT/H I this «the. G*£/v*-£sr woment TELESCOPE; I^^^ l^Wsr Wt^ SUWU..I I JMTH^HI^TO^V^/W6lW?*Dl^^ f^lfXV l\ ftflff-rr^ vnililiaAlM. B-fe9-O.r-MADE. A DOUGH; /iT'S WILD YOUMG DRIVERS LIKE VOU THAT A|=J NUT OF ANOTHER PLANET DID VOU^~ WITH NOUR MAKE THE SOLAR SYSTEM UNSAFE FOR A.
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      CLOUDS MIGHT HAVE A SILVER LINING...
      477 9 CLOUDS MIGHT HAVE A SILVER LINING... IT is Monday morning anil the girl, let's call her Joan Giey, aiist-s cjuly. It is only six a. in with the sloop not quite rubbed out of hoi eyes. She hurries to the phone and dials Garfield 3711. As she waits for her
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      Super-Duper Days Over
      637 9 ||OyiELANiys modern croesus— as he reclines by his swimming pool in Beverley Hills— is not enjoying himself. They have a problem, those poor souls, the rich of Holly-woo-i. and it is not how to earn money but how to keep what they have already earned. As they
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    MALAYA SHORT OF STAYERS
    4 10 MALAYA SHORT OF STAYERS
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    Summer Cup Race Should Be Close
    837 10  -  ALLAN LEWIS By THK SingaiH>re Turf Club's Suuhiut (Governor's Cup) meeting has been well supported by trainers and owners. 'A total of ~17 entries have been received lor the five-day meeting, which begins on Saturday. The entries are made up of 61 Class horses,
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    News from the Mews
    309 10  -  ALLAN LEWIS By MRS. J. laA<v Carniichoal who is wellkuown to ifa layan racegoers as an, owner, is disposing of the liorse.^ she lu» in training ;it prosent. faj-Gta wlio caused a surprise when he v.'"ll rc cently at Ipoh to pay $135. has been sold
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    Saturday's RACE Handicaps
    239 10 Saturday's RACE Handicaps Btti.ow \h*> vrelgMa and l»ri»hahU> ramlitlHtt's for Hm&mrtmy'n thths. ih«> firsi i\a\ of lh»« Sini»apor«' Tiirf luh's Siiinin«'r Me»'tin^: Horses, Cl. t. !)i\. i Pur«. i 5 Yards. Kimlt-r I'rold :>.r. Permlta Dornioz King Arthur rndian >i« at her :.i'4 Ra-Li 7.i 17 Horse Cl. 1, i»n.
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    'SOCIALS' GO DOWN 4-2
    123 10 THE T. Motig ()I <l Boys beat \h< Social Athletic Party by font goali fco two in ;t Junior A. Qrottp 2 socc» r fixture at the Geylaag Sta« .itiim i»r> last Friday. The Kani (> was evenly contested for the first 20 mtunt«s. l'h«- Social
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    PERIES HITS BRIGHT 72
    73 10 The S.(\ll.<\ and the Ceylon Sports Club drew in a game of cricket at Hong Lin Greeu yesterday. Batting first the Ceyloncsv piled up 225 for the loss of nine wiekets. Bob Perics batting brilliantly knocked up 72. while K. V. S. Sundrum contributed an undefeated
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    GREEN HOUSE BEATS JUNIORS
    127 10 in r return gasne of badminton played at Valley Road Court, the Green House B.P. defeated the Junior U.l*. by four jennies to three. The results were (Green House B.P. mentioned first* Ffeng ru-.cn Guan i>»:a 'ran lMu>" Moiiu 1">-1, 15-9; Tun Uu.it Keng k»st t<>
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    HOTSPURS TO MEET R. A. F.
    116 10 Tin- Hotspurs XJ will meet the K.A.K. JUronsj XI and tii^ Et,A>,F. Svrnb:i.wung XI at soe- i tnmuiiov ;iml on Tuesday 1 respectively. Both matches will i be played on the Victoria School ground at r >.ls p.m. The teams will be sqlectad from
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    FOOTBALL RESULTS
    326 10 I LONDON, Sat. Followi'v; I ii. ?ootb;iii results: si OTTIs CUP FpIAL Rangers I, Clyde l. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 1. Chelsea 2. Aston V. 2, Stoke C. i. Blackpool l. Middlesbrough 1. BoJton w. l, Portsmouth 2. 'Derby C. J. Birmingham C. 0. Huddersfif |d T l Everton
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    RAIN STOPS S.C.C. GAME
    85 10 Tlie Singupoir Cricket Club drew with Kranji W.T, In t cricket natch played on the Padani; yesterday. in the flrst knninga Kranji wa.s sk'ttled for a meagre -3 runs. Gould's tint bowling; played with Kranji batsmen. H > begged seven wiekets for only eight runs. s.c.c.
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    SCRC v. BODCA
    59 10 Th<' Following will \<ln i i itkei for B.CR.C. \>-. 8.0.D.C.A. to «iu> at St. George' a I\<>'<l ground at 11 a.m.: U<l Hvk I hye. Cheonfi Tlimni Slew, dan K^c 1 Tiun, Chia Kim Swee, Ony Tun.; Bee, on:.: Gtiew Bee, Ong ftena Bee, Au Tat
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      105 10 DIAMOND THEATRE OItAJND OrKMNCi TODAY All Malayan Prrmiriv At H.1 5, «.L5, !I. I T> p.m. i; TKMAN I SVA Y A MVAK" (Hindustani) MarrinK.* RatnamaJo, Chandra- V.tnU Uurga Kh«»«< and many othrr*. QUEENS T«d».\ At II Wl. "All BABA V <>»M\ i hi !-;%>; v M (Is. To VII
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      263 10 TODAI AT H.U'» \.M. Today: .'{.l.*), <; :w, M-(i-»i AshnK Kumar k tui^J 1 f "ANCHOR AWEIGH" _21" v '""t^ -Ararsrffi.r- i T lH: TODAY at t, 8.15 V 9.13 P »1. m f;. >!.(;. \i s tl r<:i-li:ip<>\ HUole S«ntf Muiilcal PwctwUs*! NEW WOltiji On An Island With You'
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    FREEMAN IS NOT INVINCIBLE
    533 11 feik Hock proved It Uv Tribune Badminton Corresponded! FF>! is NOT invincible! That is the j;(Mier:il now among badminton folknvm after American champion had narrowly escaped de- ,t the lii«"<' s ol Ooi lrik lfo(k W tti« Jinal of l >a nhh Chjunnlonshlp al Copeahngjem. Before
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    57 11 The following players havo be< n to represent Rex B.P. Bgatast Diehaid B.P. at I liadminton on Sunday at Xo. v Fowlte Koad. at 7.00 a.m. George Tan. Oog Hon^ Soo. 1-ini Ong Huat. Khoo Soo Sencr, Cheong Eng Leong, (Jan Ee Keng. Reserves R L. S.
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    EU TONG SEN CUP
    45 11 Thr Bu Ton.; Sen OoU Cui> qualifying r.tun.i will he played i' th* Inl.ind <M'.t» on 11 jui-J IS. This la an «.[k-h ui\rttinn 1 "Jiip»-tition and nani»-.-< o<~ inlendinf? competitors should fsent into tli^ j'".m r-rarif-\ lf.\«.«n Ronnie Lowick 00.
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    Low Scores been In Cricket Tourney
    844 11 The »ain played havoc with the second round of the S.C.A. Cricket Tournament played in Singapore ind Johore Bahru. The Ceylon Sports Club ejid the R.C., however, were able to beat the iveather and gain first innings points at the expense of the Johore
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    TODAY'S GAMES
    361 11 lo<lay ihei 1 i four t«.ui nunu 111 games plaj > .< the Padang, the S.< < opposed to the < J.S.C. who will be wea k< n« <i by the ab» n« 1 of Kailn<*apathy ai 1 fmapathy, However, I think, tin CSC. should have little difftculty
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    HOW TO PLAY SOCCER
    692 11 Accurate passing is probably the greatest asset to any player, says Wilf Mannion. It is no use outwitting an opponent or initiating an attack and spoiling everything by an inaccurate pass or by sending the ball to the teet ox an opponent. Lesson No. 6 Importance
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      170 11 Professoi Ph. D. (D« U\zz Vj W Axes' S ~m^r*r— stands for soccer Which Leo b boys ploy When Leo's not looking A youn;^ monkey m.iy str.iy! Afw&ys a f* your service a bo I FINEST «Mi ma Mtu iBB w m mg W g» w* w <£•> A A
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    Negri trounce Johore 6-2
    445 12 NEGRI SLMHII.AN 0 JOHORE I. MUAR, Saturday. crowd f)f about 5,000 saw Negri Sembilnn. Malaya Cup holders, hurdle through the first round of the Southern Section of the Cup competition with a six goals to two victory over Johore on the padang this evening. They wrere
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    S'PORE SCORES LUCKY 1-0 WIN
    1020 12 A X A VMM S >l O >l \Y Hlngapore goalkeeper Angtillle reaches i<» grab a high eorii.-r shoi uatchsi Klous 'hin Lye, Vas and Morton, during the Malays dm soever lixtnre a-aiw Jalan Beear stadium. Singapore won i»> one goal to nil. *Aj Poor
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    PAHANG WIN
    66 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Pahaog defeated Perak by two goals to one In the hms Malaya Cup Soccer compcti- i tion played hece today. At half time th<> score was two to nil in favour of Pahang. Hamid and f>ut scored both the goals for them In the fifth
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    Services Go Down To Selangor
    253 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. IN their first match in the Malaya Cup soccer competition Selangor defeated the combined Services by four goals to one on the HQ Malaya District ground this evening. Selangor were held to a oneall draw in the initial half, and playing with
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    SHELL XI
    63 12 The following will rep Shell Sport a Club ai iTirkel Singapore Re real ion Cf\x*\ t. ..!•(>. ai \>-.r- S.R.C. I'.i'r..' iit 11 n.iu. v. H. <:• lu <C ipt. i>. Edwards. H. Pott9-DPWSOn J. F. Peart y. j. Tu< 4 A- n.i. E. Fencott. J. F. Coekburn,
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    DRAWN MATCH
    46 12 The R.A.F. (Equipment Wing. |Bcletar) drew 3 all with Ihe Cher; ful Lads Athletic Party in j i soccer' match played at BeteI tai yesterday. Scorers wen iRAFt Simp on 2, Huntbach l. (C.L.A.I u din i. c^uee Choon l ami Muniandy l. I
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    Raffles Beat Medical
    358 12 Raffles Beat M edical Rafflca College beat Medical: by 8 wickets yesterday .it Bukit i "nnah with whole day tti ipare. Continuing their Inninsji >•■ terday R.c. scored s:5 run* of j winch Kailasapathy scored 17. Sycd Mahaiood [4 for 27. and Ho Lian Kcc <5 for 24 bowled well.
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