Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 1 May 1949

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    25 1 i v 1949 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published simultaneousl,, tit Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, and Prnanq SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, SI NDAY, MAY 1 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BRIND SAYS 'THE SHELLING WAS BLOOD FEVER'
    214 1 YANGTZE INCIDENTS 'NOT DELIBERATE" (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Sir Patrick Brind, Commaii<fer-iii-Cliief, Far Eastern Fleet, laiule<l i A m a Constellation at Ten Kah yesterday and s»id: "The shelling oi the sloop Amethyst and destroyer Consort bv Chinese Communists on the Yangtze was
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    Sears Of The 'Cold War'
    71 1 Sears Of The 'Cold War' J The Hritish cruiser London docks in Shan;;- 1 hai, lituriu^ the scars of v her cla^h with C'oniinii' S nist artillery nn the S Yangtze. Twelve of the London's crew were kill- > ed and fifteen wounded in 1 her bid to protect the
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    THANK YOU! NO THANKS!
    44 1 BRIGHTON. (England) Sat. Churchill Hoitte, a social club for ex-Servicemen and women which cost £10.000 and was bought from subscriptions to a "Thank You" victory fund, is to close for lack of support. The club lost £2.000 last fear. Renter.
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    MALAY FUND
    47 1 The Malay Welfare Home Fund Committee lias collected a total of $3,468 so far, Incho Darus Sharift". Secretary of the Malay Welfare Council, told The Tribune yesterday. The sum includes |2,9M net oollectSoo from the recent Malay Variety Nitfht shows and .5470 from private .sources.
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    S.I.T. RACKET: TWO ARRESTED
    161 1 S.I. T. RACKET: TWO ARRESTED (Sunday Tribune Stuff Reporter) TWO Chinese have been arrested on rharges of masquerading as Singapore Im proven 1 cut Trust officials and obtaining lar^e sums of Jioney from people seeking homes. This was revealed by Mr. H. C. rins'ry. Trust Kstates Officer, yesterday. lo prevent
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    'Joan' Falls III On Eve Of Opening, Play Off
    226 1 'Joan' Falls III On Eve Of Opening, Play Off (Sunday Tribune Reporter) [)OROTHY MORRELL, star of "St Joan," which was due to open tomorrow at the Victoria Theatre, was taken suddenly ill yesterday. The play will not go on until she is better in about a month Mrs. Morreh, one
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    BIG ARMS DUMP FOUND
    70 1 CAIRO, Sat. The arms J dump unearthed in the Shurna district yesterday, contained 25 field-guns, including Bri- tish and German 25-pounders; Scoies 01 lities and revolvers i of German and Italian make; 500 grenades and 2.000.000 rounds of ammunition; One ton of TNT and gelignite i
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    MAY DAY, BUT NO FUSS IN SINGAPORE
    93 1 MAY DAY, BUT NO FUSS IN SINGAPORE Today is May Day but Singapore will have no mass meetings. The executive of the Labour Party will, however, gatherin the afternoon over cup.s of tea to discuss plans for the next three months. The party issued a May Day message last night.
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    Pincers Close On Shanghai
    326 1 SHANGHAI, Sat— CmniUßisC forces <:ri\in.j toward Shanghai brought nrliikry into action f oday M p i»vi n>ment troops 1 alted the Comnrirtist thrust lit least temporarily in the i icinity of Quinsan a is:sway town, 30 raild WC»t Of Shanghai. Though the .irlve Is hogged down,
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    Why I wrote War in Malaya
    590 1  - Why I wrote War i n Malaya A.E. Percival BY LIEUT -GENERAL G. O. C MALAYA 1941 2 'War »n Malaya' Begins Today on Page 8, and will be continued da«!y in the Malaya Tnbunj. > fill IK fa 1 of Singapore on 15 February 1912 was a J great
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    CAPT. LIM REJOINS TEAM
    92 1 CAPT. LIM REJOINS TEAM LONDON. Sat.— Mr. Uiii chuan Qeok, non-playUiK captain and, 1 i.\n,i;< -i of ihe Malayan Thomas Cu|. team was discharged from i'\iversity hospital u.is rtioruin". Mr. Urn, .vho had ».<oi In hospital for iaht weelca was looking very fit. "I am very t i i-^ ;oin
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    SPECIAL AREA DECLARED IN PAHANG
    201 2 SPECIAL AREA DECLARED IN PAHANG Tin- Chief Polic- O/iicor, Pahanff, Mr. j O H Jtrctt, u i<l(r the pow.vs C*Mttcrri'i by the Bmergency r.«, .iin- ttons. 1948, '.\*a Ucrl»r*^ a SpSCIAI Area ill fahantr in which special pfiH*H«iticnf \v.->uid \x' taken to pt «-nt malic iom injury to p« r
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    Premier In Shirt Sleeves
    53 2 Mr. Joseph Cbfiley, »x--enjrine driver IVpmler «>} Australia, landed a| IViigah yesterday, on Ms \v.»y i.:w !< home from J om'on, v.lurt 1 he went to attend Ilia CVutnomvealth Premiers' Conference. Mr. Qfanfe M;tf.«,ey, the Australian OmiHuHMunrr in Malaya, was. Iher^ to rereive him. Mr. Chifley
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    'Rubber Control Will Lead To Blackmail'
    261 2 JHE proposed legislation in Singapore and the Federation for the control of rubber packing and shipping came under fire last night. The law will penalise malpractices in the trade ***** ay the shipping of an inferior quality of rubber than specified in the contract.
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    YOUTH CHARGED WITH MURDER
    44 2 Chan Choo Kow, 18-year-o!d Hokkien, was yesterday tentatively charged with the murder of Lim Choon Kee at the Chop Lee Chong Beng Factory, Bukit Arang, on April 29. Mr. M.H. MacDougal, Fourth Police Magistrate, postponed the case to May 7.
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    PRINCESS' FUND BUILDING TO START SOON
    350 2 PRINCESS' FUND BUILDING TO START SOON (Sunday Tribune Stafl£ Reporter) THE Singapore Improvement Trust will shortly start building the first of two estates of workmen's dwellings which are to be Singapore .s n^mento of Princess Elizabeth's marriage to the Duke of Edinburgh. Drawings of the dwellings are ready and sites
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    ARMY OFFICER FACES TRIAL FOR THEFT
    112 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.--Forty-six year old Charles JJeorge Ernest Marion, a British captain in the Johore SubDistrict (Officers Mess. Bukit Meldrum was arraigned before the President of the Sessions Court. Mr. W. B. Sutherland, this morning on a charge of theft last September of a
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    H.K. ALUMNI HOLD DINNER
    101 2 Punchy humour stirred up by good mellow whiskey helped, to renew the bonds of good fcl- 1 lowship during tho annual dinner and general mooting of tho Hongkong University Alumni Association at tho City Club last night. Officers for the next term were boisterously elected. Thev
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    TWO SENTENCED
    47 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. -The lohore Customs won two cases in tho Sessions Court today when Tay Tong. and Tan Kim, both 45 years old, were respectively sentenced to five months rigorous Imprisonment and fined $500 in default of three months rip^rous imprisonment on chandu charges.
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    CAPTAIN OMITTED QUARANTINE
    69 2 CAPTAIN OMITTED QUARANTINE Captain Gani bin Bagoes. 50, master of the 184 -ton Chinese owned m.v. Hin Chuan, was yesterday fined $1,000 in the Singapore First District Court for breaking quarantine regulations. The Hin Chuan, carrying ,i rubber cargo from Palembang, a smallpox infected port, anchored in Singapore's Inner Roads
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    DATO PAGLAR
    32 2 Dato C. J. Paglar wishes it to be known that Miss Dorothy Paplar whose name appears in connection with the Oeh!crs-River s case is in no way related to him.
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      187 2 BLUE NETWORK Btar. IMO Conc*n Dan,,. Must -/-ss>---mS» 10.30 Nocturne. 11.00 Close Down' A T|,MM Signal. Ooenlns ENGLISH PROGRAMMES A V win, Vn nd T ProKramm,> s iar v MALAY PROGRAMMES m ?l^ r T T 1 02 Recorded 9 00 a.m. Programme Summary. PJs T t,^- 9.02 Morning lTtudc,
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    COCONUT OIL, COPRA IN MARCH
    114 3 COCONUT OIL, COPRA IN MARCH urAPORE and the FrdnalN nnn imported 6.001.41 tons •5 tiO r n fl for $3,089,993 and exof COP" to| of 3.637.38 tons countries in March. tO, Z It $2,140,885. was the Hgf^t huyS/ 1.251 tons. Denmark C'£ next with 1.008 tons. N«- took 406 tons.
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    RUBBER ROADS
    64 3 \tw use of natural rubbcv lor road .surfacing which is contemplated in thr United i States may do something to ffset large use made there ntf synthetic By mixing rubber ami ypjult American engineers be- we that they can make road j that will last far longer than
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    'BRITISH FILMS ARE A FLOP'
    137 3 'BRITISH FILMS ARE A FLOP' Cinema Chief Opposes New Quota Says Kok Chang Fook Vtr needs action Pictures like the not terday Exhlbltors Association in the Colony, yes- Under the Bill, if an cxhlbitoi shows American films when British films arc available ho is liable lo a fine of $10,000.
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    NEWS WEDS
    28 3 NEWS WEDS Mr. Simon H. I). Ellas arvi his bride, the former Miss Janet Currell, after their wedding at the Leonie Hill home <> f Mr. D. T. Eliaa.
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    They Have A Date With Judy
    141 3 They Have A Date With Judy s s A tt'en-aßcr^s pfag to 1 see a certain film before «oinß bark to school has > been granted by the (a- thay management. The t, i. mat;, in. nt re- i i ceived a note in youthful handwriting signed stu- S dent,
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    JAILED FOR THEFT
    38 3 JOHORE BAHK I', Sat A 23-year-old Malay. Mohanimod bin Omar, was convicted in ttyc Sessions Court today on two theft charges and senu need to three months rigorous imprisenmont on each count to run concurrently.
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    Not Consulted
    88 3 The Tiihune undei stains that neither film distributors nor exhibitors were consulted by Government regarding the proposed Bill. Manager of Eagle-Lion Anthony Whitehouse said he knew nothing of the matter until it was published. General manager of the Cathay organisation John Edc said. "While the Cathay has consistently
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    CHAIRMAN
    25 3 The Chairman of the PhytonSanitary Conference of South East Asia held in Singapore was Dr. H. W. Jack, 0.3.E.. Agricultural Adviser to the Com-missioner-General.
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    Listowel Thanked
    74 3 Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Chancellor of the University of Malaya, yesterday sent a telegram of thanks to Lord Listowel. Minister of State for Colonial Affairs. in answei to the latt e r s good wishes on the establishment of the university. Mr. MacDonald assured Lord Listowel that. "All communities
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    New K.L. Building
    97 3 A $600,000 block of office* is to bo built in Kuala Lumpur by Mr. Loke Wan Yat. Site for the building will be at the corner of Market Street and Holland Road. There will be shops on the ground floor, six flours of offices, stnd a penthouse
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    CLERKS TO MIX
    78 3 The Singapore CleiicHi anc Administrative Workers' Union will hold u special Social, from 8 o'clock this vnning until midnight, at 172-A. Rangoon Uoad. The idoa behind the social, General Secretary of thf Union, Mr. Lim Yew Hock said yesterday, is "to got ,-vityonc in the Union to
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    SQUATTER FINED
    41 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A Hakka squatter, Seow Ch'oi, was fined $20 or one week rigorous imprisonment in the Sessions Court today for being on the railway in front of tho HnU'imk Police Station daring CtirfeK Jiours on Apiil It,
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    Malaya's Varsity May Be World's Most Expensive
    319 3 Ma la ya's Va rsi ty May Be World's Most Expensive (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) JF the University of Malaya gets the staff it needs, it will cost about $4,000,000 a year to maintain, and will be the most expensive University in the Commonwealth, if not in the world. Dr.
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    Johore Issues New Rice Cards
    186 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reportf.r) from today, all rice card holders in Johorc will receive new ration cards which will !*j issued oil evidence of their identity cards. This is the latest move by the Food Control Department to check on bogus card-holde? s In the
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    MALAYANS TO SEE BRITAIN'S FAIR
    118 3 NEARLY a hundred Malayans will be among the half million buyers from all over the world who will sec Britain's shop window the British Industries Fair open tomorrow in London and Eirmingham. They will see Britain tell the world with colourful window dressing, her skill
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    BABU IS READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS
    399 4 BABU IS READY TO RECEIVE VISITORS Johore Zoo Will Open Soon (Sunday Tribune Staff Reports? gIUHI-year old Babu, best known elephant in Malaya, has bjen groomed for stardom at the opening to the public of th? Sultan of Johore i 30-acre garden-zoo at Johore Bahru. He has spent the past
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    CONCERT
    27 4 The Stamford Club and the Raffles College Musical Society of Singapore are holding a concert to-night at Ooi Tiong Ham Hall, Raffles College, at 8. p.m.
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    R.N. SURGEON HERO OF YANGTZE FIGHT
    169 4 R.N. SURGEON HERO OF YANGTZE FIGHT Snnday Tribune Staff Koporten A HERO of the Yangtze battle, the Consort's surgeon, Lieut. Mark Bentley— who performed major operations with a razor after his instruments had been shot away was in Singapore at the beginning of this year. Tall, fair-haired Bentley has been
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    Even The Police Are Bad Drivers —In Johore
    346 4 Even The Police Are Bad Drivers —In Johore (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) jyp. D. J. Hargreaves, Officer Superintendent, Police Circle, Johore, said that there were many load hogs in Johore who should be brought to book for bad driving and bad road manners. Cut we simply do not have the
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    Air Girl Bachelor Of Arts
    316 4 Air Girl Bachelor Of Arts 'Sunday Tribune Staff R«»port«T> THE all-s'lvor Dakota In--1 W3r<i bound from Bangkok circlet above Kaii U n g airStrip. Gently it comes down to rest. The doors are opened. An elegant figure in pale blue sharkskin uniform looks out Then the hands down tho safety
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    SINGAPORE SKYLINES
    420 4  -  IVOR KRAAL By pANADIAN Pacific Airlines, v> I understand, may run a service to Singapore from Vancouver. C. P. A. is connected with the famous Canadian Pacific Railways. Actually two service* from Vancouver are proposed one to Auckland touching at Seattle, Honolulu. Manila and Sydney and the other
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    ABDUL SALLEH'S 'SATAI' IS VERY POPULAR
    122 4 ABDUL SALLEH'S 'SATAI' IS VERY POPULAR Yankee S&Uorft, English JokUen, ttorrpeau tourists. of commercial urms, Chinese Lowkays and clerks, an,! Malay crmuffeUl s benc hes at AWuJ g^^^ Jtail near tho Album bra theatre. Salleh»a man i s one O f a ro w stalls run predominantly by Javanese hawkers
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    YOUNG MAN: If You Are Looking For A Young Girl Go To Mr. K. H. Yeo
    336 4 YOUNG MAN: If You Are Looking For A Young Girl Go To Mr. K. H. Yeo (Sunday Tribune Staff KoporW) men have trouble in finding a Mrl 7^ k would not have this difficulty if they knew vr Veo Keng Hia of Rumah Miskin. Mr. Yco has fifteen girla on
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    HIS ROLE CAME TRUE
    404 5 Malay Opera Star Now Real-Life Police Inspector k S °i a > THb Sl«« Report.,) acted ho S3°Ji J-, 1 I Koai. iho one. Ev.ty play with a villian, in which he acted iTo m W nH 6 C lapse of scoundrel at 1 1 p.m.
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    3 New Types Of Motor Cycles
    297 5 3 New Types Of Motor Cycles new types of motor T ave made their prance H Singapore. ne STOTT lUWO coi IP.P.FJX is pownr.^l by cylinder, two stroke engine The !lr box is fool controlled fflS three si- is. The t 'V iw the ScottJSt v 'OloomatiC telescopic. Pp r
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    SCHOOL ADMISSIONS
    38 5 The Headmaster's Conference is examining details of a scheme for standa dizing the method of accepting enrolments for 1961 and until a satisfactory oecision has been leached ochools will be asked not to open admission lists.
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    TREASURY BILLS
    43 5 The Government of the Colony of S-n^aporc will invite tenders for an issue of $10 millions by Ttnisury Bills on the 7th May. 1941) subject to the general conditions gov•inins: the issue and repay ment of Colony of Singapore firasuiv F*'lls.
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    PIONEERS HOLD RE-UNION DINNER
    149 5 PIONEERS HOLD RE-UNION DINNER The Royal Pioneer Corps lOCUtlon. FAKELF, held an Informal re-union dinner at the MountbatUn Officers' Club last night. The function, the first of its kind to be held by the Royal Pioneer Corps in the Fa' East, was well attended by members of the Association and
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    He Takes Care Of 5,700 People
    271 5 He Takes Care Of 5,700 People (Sunday Tribune Reporter) KOAY Tek Choo, a 28 yearold rugged he-man, takes care of over 500 children, 700 women and 4,500 men. He is the life-guard of the Chinese Swimming Club and they- the members. Tek Choo does not only see that, they don't
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    THIRUNAL, RITES
    29 5 MALACCA. Sat. The Mariamman Hindu Temple at Gajah Berang Road. Malacca, popularly known as "Datok Chachar", will observe the annual Thirunal ceremonies on May 10.11 and 12.
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    Joan's Nightmare With Armour
    338 5 Joan's Nightmare With Armour Vpore Joan 11* wood Joan CPENDING forty minutes a night struggling in and out of 27 pieces of armour is no joke for Singapore's "Saint Joan", Mrs. Dorothy Morrell, but her armour only weighs a few pounds, while that of the real Joan of Arc weighed
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    AH HONG IS A FOREMAN AT 17
    339 5 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore's youngest foreman is 17-vear-old Ah Hong of a small brass flat-iron factory alon* Kallang Road. Apprenticed when he was twelve, this Cantonese boy has proved himself so useful that he has been promoted to a foreman— an envisable
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2476 6  -  VERA ARDMORE By THE Hospital Week in Aid of the St. Andrew's Mission and Orthopaedic Hospital starts to-morrow. These institutions are dependent entirely upon voluntary contributions, and, in the chaotic conditions of today they need your support. For six and a half years, during and after the war,
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    THIS LONDON...
    1121 7  -  JIMMY GLOVER FROM AN lh-year-old Singapor-e girl. Miss Hovita Anciano. L'avfc- a pianofor'. recital in the Hall of India, Overseas Houm'. St. James's, London, and 1 txperienced measure 0 personal pride, becaui n ,v own Ungapore aaaoeiation. tn the mannei In which s ho ho'd the attention of
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    WONDERS OF LONDON TOWN ARE RISING AGAIN
    1495 7  - WONDERS OF LONDON TOWN ARE RISING A GAIN CHARLES A. FARMER tjV 0 7 ONLY Stonchon^e has I place in the traditional top wonders of the world that survives all war? and all change. But pilgrim Americans have credited London with ten wonders. They are St. Paul's Cathedral. Westminster Abbev.
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE DEEP ARE THE ROOTS OF DISASTER
    385 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE DEEP ARE THE ROOTS OF DISASTER LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, <S° Newspaper Feature* Ltd., 107, Fleet Street, London. SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1949. fo< JAIN and again in his story of the Malayan campaign, Lieutenant-General Percival I races the roots of that disaster back to the unpreparedness
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    WAR IN MALAYA
    7674 8  -  A. E. PERCIVAL BY Lieutenant General C 8., D. S. Q, QB. E., M. C. G.O.C MALAYA 1941-2 "Defence Was Of Little Interest" jjtjlJLKjJx 1 IlL) to all those bravie men and women who took part in the campaigns in Malaya and Borneo and to those who
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    TWENTY CATS MADE MUSIC FOR A KING
    868 10  - TWENTY CATS MADE MUSIC FOR A KING Gordon Robson J5> f Ab:iliet for elephants sounds ridiculous but it actually < \is* P>ffimm and Baiiey of cireua fame once commissioned Stravinsky, the Russian compQMßi to write :i apodal canposlUon tor their elephants to dance to. It was > ntilled "Polka f««i
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      348 10 By Constance Sharpe HAVE FUN WITH THE AQrARHTS JAN. 21—FEB. If. The spotlight is on dotnrs tic and financial arran</e--tntnts: uilditumal responsibility s may be thrust upon you. On Tuesday, opportunities jvili present themsthvs: by grasjting them, you may be able to improve money Diattcrs. Yountf lovers uWU fieur interesting
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      REMEMBER HER?
      99 11 A7' tht nn.- o/ 26 Boui t,t Cnunillr s v<t*'.ran of otH i i GO films Sin >/<>( h* i Jirst bnnk t H int tur* s vh, f,* r !j,unuts, Bernard i Bunny) OranvUte mud Boatoa Timpani S OrmtviUe, iwn tourintt Hoilyioood in their vaudeville act L,ttl'
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      HOLLYWOOD'S IDEAS GO SKY-HIGH
      339 11 ililch' Wants Ahem That W</\> ON\: of the latest Hollywood illusions, tho most impressive although far from the most Bfcetacular, are the clouds in Alfred Hitchooekv "Tin- Rope." TMf is the much discussed film whirl) Introduces quite a few striking novel method* of movii making Much
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      A ' SCREEN BRAT' GROWS UP
      697 11 A SCREEN BRAT' GROWS UP THIS IS RONITA'K STORY IN HER OWN L WORDS PI'MKMB-KK Bonlta CiranvMle? She was the nasty brat of 'These Three" and the some what saccharine Juvenile of the "Ellen lirew" series and dosena <»f other films. Weil, I'm grown up now and I even married
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      'The Look'ls On The Warpath Again
      792 11 'The Look' ls On The Warpath Again LAIIRKN K\c\i i has l>een In the news twiee In the past two months. Hut, on neither oeeasion has it had anything to do with her achievements as a screen actresa. Late last March, in Hollywood, one day she happened to mention that
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      He Drops A Gun To Swim
      353 11 He Drops A Gun To Swim S GETS HIS WISH ALAN LADI> riM to; Hollywood prepared toi do only one thing; swim.. That's the one thing he has I never been called upon toi do. At least, not until now. The blonde hero of the screen lias starred in many
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      17 12 —ON MONDAY In the Malaya Trib une > Percival tells of THE 2 GREAT FAILURES ORDER YOUR COPY
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    THE HISTORY OF THE TOTE
    1106 13 iw?o Industries Grow from the Sport of Kings The Wheels Co Round And I he Cash Ccmes Out IN the early days of New South Wales, when what li now the Australian Commonwealth WU still known only a> i young colony struggling out o: of
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    And The History Of A Thoroughbred
    1441 13  - And The Histo ry Of A Thoroug h bred C.C.D. Brammall By IN the green valley of the Hunter River, less than 200 miles from Sydney. Australia, they are breeding throughbred horses for America and India. The valtes has been tin breeding place many Australian champions Raised in its rolling
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    INVITE FREEMAN TO MALAYA
    785 14 Action Should Be Taken U'ho iUm ll€'«t By Ol R BADMINTON CORRESPONDENT I^KKEIMAiVS announced intention to quit badminton was received with a 'Jeep measure of regret by all sections of the badminton public. Although his retirement will automatically rank -Malayan players us sec end to none
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    Severe Test For Civilians
    168 14 I (By Tribune Boeeef Reporter) SINGAPORE Civilians will I »J face a severe test today, I when they meet Army-Navy i at Jalan Besar Stadium in their second Malaya Cup tixi ture. Army-Navy are expected to fully extend the Civilians if j not beat them. Civilians
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    BILL LARWOOD
    26 14 LONDON, Sat.— lt is said that Bill Larwood, England's I former fast bowler may be leaving for Australia shortly. He will settle down there.
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    How to Play Soccer
    344 14  -  Wilf Mannion By The Ail Ok* Dribbling (Wo. 7) DOR dribbling a ball in r quite delightful and effortless style I believe tha w the Italian forward lino which opposed England in the summer of this year at Turin was the best I have ever seen.
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    'Old Man Weather' Behaves —Good Batting, Bowling
    872 14 SINGAPORE CRICKET REVIEW (By A Special Correspondent J AST Sunday's Tournament games enjoyed fine weather f.fter two very wet week-ends. A feature of the games was the scoring of two centuries and the increasing number of good bowling analyist returned. At Changi, the
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    Tourney Table
    33 14 Tourney Table luwlßK :"v IS& 5 (Chansi) 3 1 :< Indian Assn. 1 C8.C. 2 a i S R?A.F alSC C l 2 1(Seletan 2 1 i S.C.R.C SO] Johore C.«\ 3 q -j
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    Dave Sands Should Teach 'Em A Lesson
    295 14 SYDNEY, Saturday. JHE defeat of Australian triple champion Dave Sands by Tommy Yarosz should prove a lesson to other Australian fight managers and trainers who have an oversea tour in mind, according to boxing writer Jack Munro. The lesson was not to let
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    NEW COURSE RECORD
    2436 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Byron Wins Well By j>YRON, a chestnut Englisa gelding by NoWe Star from Valiant Lady, enhanced his tjovenior'd Cup prospects yesterday by taking ♦h" wain race lor Class I, Division I, horses over tfeven furlongs less 17 yards. He ran the distance in min. 24-2
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    A BONUS IF HE KO's JOE
    136 16 MANILA. Sat R<ny btovt ns, big 215-y.-a o'a I.u ilic coast heavy w»i.rr*it, hful hta eyes on a aO.O'.K) pc<*o |t€h« pot today as lie »v orkrd IHIC for the May Bch bout with Joe Louis. The thrro-r-xi 1 1 fJjjht carries a 25,000
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    32 16 Joi'il.-u >. played a soccer match at Tansliß Barrac ks yest^rdav which indid In po*fe«i draw Joihlads meel We -Soon Beoc Tran Vrf-; &t 0 pound. Pa-ar R,>ad at 4 p.m. sharp.
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    THREE QUICK GOALS BEAT PAHANG
    242 16 THREE QUICK GOALS BEAT PAHANG Sela ngor Scores 4- 2 Victory KIALA LUMPUIt Saturday. being down by two goals to one in the second hiilf Sel*ngor staged brilliant recovery to score three quick goals which enabled them to defeat Fahang by four goals to two in a Malaya Cup soccer
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    What The 'Eye' Saw At Bukit TImah
    61 16 What The 'Eye' Saw At Bukit TImah AIRMAIL iSoaan) kd tM the uray in Rae, V)n tti vithstand strong chi'!. n K I rom Blackpool (1«a4t10%%.i) to Ket Ika iflaiiin in ihJs th:ill Ing finish. (LYXOR (iMWter) just M'ts "P to defeat our Vii^hness, Happy TravelJ r and thr fav
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    W'hampton Win F. A. Cup Final
    300 16 LONDON, Sat. Wolverhampton Wanderers won the Foot ball Association cup b> defeating Leicester Cit> by three foals t<» one m the final at Wembley Stadium today. Wolverhampton i.«i two iero at naif tune. Following are other football I results I IKST DIVISION Birmingham c.
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    LAICOS B.P. WIN
    54 16 Laicos B.P. defeatad Borneo C«>. Sports Club by six games to oae at Itmlmintun. Parties ami ciubi wishing to have friendly matches with the Laicos B.P. Jt Social B.P. nr« requested to coinrnunirate with the Sports Captain. Seah Kirn Ho<k. c n Births Deaths D^pt. Municipality, Singapore,
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    DUM COMPETITION
    61 16 Entries are invited fo» a "Dum" (Draught s) competitioi to bv; held at the New World Amusement Park. The COmpetl tion is oiK>n to the public urn: entry forms are obtainable from th.j Organiser, the Dum Competition. New World Ltd., Jalai. Besar, The competition will be divided into
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    128 16 The following will repr—SSJ S.C.C. XI v. R.K.M.K. Has. Worluhops to.lav ai cricket a 11 a.m. on 223 8.0.D. AlexandnDepot Ground N. Braobut-x (Capt.). V. L. R. Mhikhiv. t> 1 Price. R. M. Nelson, J. Morri- son. N. M< K.-. L. W. R. :i. H. A Murray. G.
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    31 16 WONG LAI^ Kr,u: 1 1.-ni Mr. Won- Ah S-mt;. SCCHUI ;«r r>l Mi. Wong Kinv Hv*e* to Mi*?; Sonia Lai, eldest Untghter of I Mr. Mrs. Lai Kitiin I.Hn. I
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    71 16 CHINESE YMCV takes pleasure in announo' ijr trui foltaa- i tion of Commorci il l&jtHtli cUuhmi under B. S. Miruiua. former Book-ko<-)in«< A Accountancy tutor. I ninans College: A. T. Jacob-;, former r.n>r lUfh tutor, Pitmin-: College. VI. S Miramla, 'orn. r Fhortiiknd tutor at Singapore biiltltute of Commerce.
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