Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 26 June 1949

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    Masthead
    13 1 SUNDAY Tribune XTKKN PAGES singaporf:. sixday, ji ne 26, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS
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    WHAT IS WRONG WITH RADIO MALAYA!
    361 1 I wish Radio Malaya would not shut down at p.m. I fo beBM late to lunch, anil IBtM my micl-tla> music. Koruin on tJ;!- Air eomperen should pa;, in<ir«- attention to th»' n») people stray from the point. More 8.8.C. relays of well known
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    TIGER BALM KING TALKS TO TRIBUNE
    296 1 TIGER BALM KING TALKS TO TRIBUNE Federation Ban "A Small Matter'* Sunday Tribune Special Correspondent HONGKONG, Saturday. Aw Boon Hpw, Tiger BaJm King, dressed in pyjamas and slippers, s;»id here to-day that the ban against his entry into the Federation of Malaya "is a very small matter to me." The
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    Malaya Cup Man Killed By Bandits
    183 1 JJIAR, Saturday. Mr. J. E. Chappell of the Sfoganon Naval Basr was killed in :i bandit ambush at the Diamond Jubilee Estate, Jasin area, Malacca, at about 8 o'clock this morning. Mr. Chappell, a Commissioned Electrical Officer, was mi charge of the Navy players
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    S'PORE WATER POSITION IS "SERIOUS"
    74 1 S'PORE WATER POSITION IS "SERIOUS" Sinp^apoto's water situation is serious anrj may bocomo mote serious, warns the Municipal Water Engineer in his annual report for 1948. Present consumption of 30,984,000 galons ;i day la now well above the safe capacity Of 20 million gallons. Lack Of trained staff and Steel
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    U.S. ENVOY
    52 1 Mi. Loui.s G. Dreyfus, Jr., recently appointed American Ambassador to Afghanistan, is due in Singapore from the Tnited State.: by the President Polk on Tut.'day. Accompanied by his wife, he is on his way to take up his appointment in Aghanistcin. He la scheduled to leave here on
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    PAYING GUESTS
    26 1 LONDON. Sat.— The British Government's Board of Trade Journal predicts that Britain will earn rS!>70.000.000 from a peak tourist Season this vear. A. P.
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    VODKA IS PURGED
    36 1 KRAKOW, POLAND, Sat. The Piovince of Kiakow has i joinod the war against ixcessiw V r odka iliinkins. Tlic Provincial government has forUdden the salt' of all alcoholic dunks on pay days. A.P.
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    Black Swan Escort For British Ship
    204 1 Black Swan Escort For Bri t ish Sh ip SHANGHAI, Saturday. The British coaster Fooch^W, which is expected to sail sometime today for Japan, braving tLe Nationalist blockade, will be met at sea by the British warship Black Swan to prevent boarding by the Kuomintanp Navy, or attacks from the
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    TELL THE TRIBUNE
    81 1 JL^ npHE Tribune invites von 7 to give your opinion of Radio Malaya, and how you think its broad- I casts can he improved. Letters should not be. longer than Mf words. A prize of *io will be paid for the best letter pub- > lished, with
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    CONTRABAND
    31 1 MANILA. Sat. Police, troops and former guerillas arc combI ing tho woodlands of Bondoc Peninsula, Quezon, where about 100 Chinese, who landed illogal- ly. are believed to be hidine:.— U.P.
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    MALAKKA EXECUTED-Official
    171 1 BATAVIA. Sat. Tho execution of Tan Malakka. Moscow trained Indonesian Communist leader, was confirmed today by Abduhl Gani, Secretary-General of thp Ropubtican Ministry of Information. Ma'akka was shot by a drlng squad near B itar, in thi Jungle country of cast Java. Ho was charged with "political infiltration
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    SPATE OF CRITICISM GROWS EVERY DAY
    168 1 \l/HAT is wrong with Radio Malaya? The public may be divided in their opinions when asked to give an analytical reply to this question and suggest improvements, but they are united in their general dissatisfaction with the service they are getting. EVERY DAY LETTERS
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    Dumeresque Answers...
    275 1 Du meresque Answers... (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) IUR. John Dumeresque, Director of Broadcasting, had this to say yesterday: "To satisfy listeners in the United Kingdom, the 8.8.C. puts out three alternative programmes and some Welsh and Gaelic. It still gets its share of criticism. "Here, we have calculated that we
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      173 1 [^SHEUTOXI BY TIEB PEOPLE FOR THE PEOILE "lri»Min»- M THE RiftiiiitiTON JEWEL! ftemitifjton •##»ir#*f rvvval thv tlvtail in tfonr wcords tl.o nia\nnum rr< or<l'<) Jre<)-nncy ranc*. BVw\,r on reconls i> nr^lmihle, the jrvsel «cii-ntificalty I to follow tnc pwM tnc record lightly *nd lU !|l X V- PtWII II the
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      108 1 GANTNER^^^SEASON TVAOING «O Malaya's National Newspaper Phone 5811 'I Nine Linen. ]b) A Word on Leaf f L 1 'mi I sm\ i IJJM Good tobacco -like good wine Ilin|\\ relics upon the frown or smile of 1 ).ime I ?!P Nature. Differences in soil, vagaries \\JfJl of weather, will
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    SHE FLEW WORLD'S MOST PERILOUS CARGO
    280 2 SHE FLEW WORLD'S MOST PERILOUS CARGO Sunday Tribune Reporter TWENTY-FOUR- YEAR old Miss Gencvieve (Jenny Cuprys, who created two records within the ias' three months by flying from Singapore to New Ycrk with a most dangerous wild animal cargo, and from Bangkok to New York with another jungle cargo, will
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    Off For America
    82 2 "JENNY" Cupryi and the only tapir fWMMtg the wild animals she is areoiiipanyiiig it. New York in the ton ihledljk. In one ol her trips by air three of her ttfcn chewed through {lit* ban of their cage. She coaxed theiii hack single-liundrd before the eretv of
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    Port Drs. Get Own Launch
    189 2 Port Drs. Get Own Launch Sunday Tribune BMppi*g R< porf< pOR Ul foui month.s a trim 30-foot white launch the y Mow "Q 1 'fiajr j has been [tfl way through the Singapore Inner I ■is to the Out. i Roads and hack to th< Master Attendant's pier. in this
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    STAFF'S PARTY
    75 2 The staff of The Firestone Tiio and Rubber Co. (SS» Ltd. were hosts at a tea party at the Adelphi Koof Garden In honour of their managing di lector. Mr, F. D. Thompson who Will retro at the end of tiiis month. A silver tray and tea set
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    SULTAN GOES ON A TOUR
    55 2 The Sultan of Pahang hai ended ;i foiu-day tour tc Teoman Island, 40 miles on Pahang. and to the coasta Mukims of Endau. Pentiar and Rompin. It was the Sul« I tan's first visit to Uk island in nearly four yea.':'. The Sultan travelled in
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    FOOD OFFICE
    35 2 The Food Control Distribution Department. Victoria Memorial Hall, will be dosed 1 to the public on Wednesday j and Thursday and will reopen on Fi'iday. July 1. at Oodown Xo. 10 Trafalgar Street.
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    INDEPENDENCE DAY
    31 2 Thi* American Consulate ;it Singapore will \h closed all 1 day on July 4. in observance *>i the 173td anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America.
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    MORE CASES OF SCRUB TYPHUS
    43 2 Seventeen cases of Scrub Typhus were reported in the Fedciation during the week ending June 18. There were no deaths. Ten cases of the disease were reported the previous week. There was one death fiom Poliomyelitis in Selangoi.
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    BANDIT ATTACK
    31 2 The assistant manage 1 of Sun Betong Estate in the Poit Dickson area was fired at by bandits. Twelve bullets lodged in the car but the manager remained unhurt.
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    'Accidents Must Be Reported' Lobour Chief
    250 2 'Accidents Must Be Reported' Lobour Chief (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) pAILURE to report injuries suffered by workers will render employers liable to maximum fines of $500 under the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance. Employers are required to report to the Commissioner of Labour all accidents to workers, however trivial, within ten days
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      515 2 wT JNTRODUCED TO SINGAPORE BY form ivea v."i a new complexion In 30 keeps you; skin youl and protects it against wind, sun and sea. \Vat< r.'p, Weather resistant! ii: fiv 'ii RACHEL SUN PAN HI d GYPS ICE x:;.or» I'll; BOTTLE. Me l Miss Ntih, Contour^ beautician, i or
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      335 2 H«bbbH^bbbW atf KyW J f t*^ V 4 I v I _^aaat'j BLUE NETWORK CSS»~S s lmi »"y; 7.1.-, '-itiißiam and pmmaMi AMuti.a (he Ai.-M,.si« Knm JiS ?fc-* i JiS^. 5 uith Signature P*ra4e—A weekly revtotl in n,, n' lust e bcP 11«.",«- l'ro«ramme; which we give W.rda. aivaie Tl
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    U.S. SAILORS HERE FOR THREE DAYS
    460 3 U.S. SAILORS HERE FOR THREE DAYS JHE 2,400-ton American destroyers. U.S.S Rimer Dig Beet tanker U.S.S. Platte slipped into Sin— wortlj after 5 p.m. yesterday £f a son: the destroyers had no saluting guns n Wati shore batteries which wer? ready to turn the expected salute of 21 guns from
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    'PROPS' ARE STORED AWAY
    12 3 I ::on. and SSnn te. Mi ErlC Molyncux.
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    Saturday Wedding
    54 3 Saturday Wedding Miss G\vrndo!ini> Jean Smith und "Mr. Neil Bentlg Antar their wedding st. Andrew*! Cathedra! yestcrday. Th»- hrtie i- the danghte «>: >ir. and Mrs. T. W. Smith, (.(Simon Lam-, Singapore. Mr. Angus la :»n Inspector at the fmi Coatrol Office, i »n- reception was held at the home
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    Frank Buck Not Afraid Of Bandits
    158 3 j|USKY Prank Buck, of "Bring em back alive" fame who arrived in Singapore last night to prepare plans for a Malayan jungle film, said on getting off the Constellation yesterday: "1 am not afraid of bandits but I shall not be able to start
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    His Card Was Altered
    83 3 His Card Was Altered II;: m I. in Alnn in, '.m. told District Judge B. P. Shanks that he was informed his age was altered to 18 on Identity card by the recruiting sergeant when he L Ined the l;.A.s.c\ at Fott Canning on Juno !<".. Hassan said he reported
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    Old-Timer
    36 3 OldTimer Mr. Frank Book, tad Amon-an wild animal eoUeetor (light) who arrived in Stagaporc by air lust Bight, pkotofrrapfeed with t >■«* Tungka Mahkota <>; Johorc Mr. Book is hen* to make plans for a Malayan Kurte Aim
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    Balm King Ban Is Criticised
    587 3 Balm King Ban Is Criticised T:!K Fedeiation Government confirmed yesterday the ilusive Mali ya Tribune report t'rtt Mr. Aw Boon M.iw. multl millionaire Tiger Balm kin.i;. 0.6.E., and holder of the Malayan Certificate of Honour, la bai wd fiom the Federation. Tins is what prominent Malayan* had to ay last
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    Ex-PoW In New Regiment
    146 3 Ex-PoW In New Regiment Among the advance or eli ven Officers and fiftyfour Other tank- of tho Battalion Suffolk Regiment which relieves the third Battalion Grenadier Guards in Malaya in July i.s a four., i prisoner of war captured at the fall of Singapore. He i. thirty-six years "i<i M&jor
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    Hongkong Varsity Chief Dined
    103 3 Hongkong Varsity Chief Dined The Singapore Hongkong University Alumni Association last night gav< a dinnei In honoui of Professor U T Ride, the Vice-Chancelloi of Hongkong University The dinner was given a« thi- Patterson Hill Road home of Dr. Hu Tsai Kuen and about W) memtx rs of the Association
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    HE WALKED WITH A GHOST
    393 3 HE WALKED WITH A GHOST |F a ghost does walk the Mental Hospital on Yio Cnu Rang Road, it does not frequent the clo; ktower as some people seem to believe. The ghost is a lonely ghost and likes company vvnen he takes his occasional night stroll On two occasions,
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    NEW CLASSES IN JANUARY
    98 3 New afternoon classes will be started next .January in the following Ooverni Schools Rv.(Un Mas School for boys 'in to and including Standard ii. Pa u Panjang English School for boys up to and including Standard ii. P< art's Hill School for boys up to and
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    $120,000 FACE-LIFT FOR NEGRI SEMBILAN SCHOOL
    645 4 $120,000 FACE-LIFT FOR NEGRI SEMBILAN SCHOOL Will Be The Most Modern In Malaya (Sunday Tribune Stnli Reporter) AN extension plan, costing 8120,000, to convert the Chi Hwa School of Seremban into the largest Chinese school in Negri Serabilan with accommodation for over 1,500 students has been drawn uy>. When completed,
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    TWO CHARGED WITH THEFT
    32 4 A European, John d^ P f> and a Chinese ChtT s chariMi V 1 f 'nmina n :i: from a J in Krani n, k nv. 11 t.OOOtnUva
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    4 SENTENCED FOR CAUSING GRIEVOUS HURT
    152 4 4 SENTENCED FOR CAUSING GRIEVOUS HURT IN the Singapore A-.-/. Court v i: ree young men, Ng Cheng Yew, Jaitur bin Omar and Jacob s 0 Jim, were sentenced to t > and a half years' rigorou: imnment each for causing ii\ui to a Chinese. Teo Choon Seng. Another Chinese
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    So Many Firsts
    88 4 So Many Firsts LEE KUAN YEW, eldest son Of Mr. A Mrs is- hin Khoon ofl Btaf^porfs who, f«>r tht- first tiv.u* in th»» history of the Cambridge University topprd the c':iss »ist of HiV law tri|»os, par; 11. He has bren awjird.d s»ar signifyin^ disiincjion for work of special
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    Local Cigars Are Of Poor Quality, Say Customers
    276 4 Local Cigars Are Of Poor Quality, Say Customers 'We Are Helpless'— Makers JHOUSANDS of cigar smoking citizens in Singapore today are fretting about the inferior quality of locally manufactured cigars, which were once good and cheap. Only a few of them can afford imported cigars while the rest of them
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    Mon ey Keeps Television Out Of Malaya
    492 4 Mon ey Keeps Television Out Of Malaya (Sunday Tribune Staff Kcjiurfcr) QXLY one thing is keeping television out of Malaya money. It would cost at least a million dollars to set up a television transmission station to serve Singapore alone. The Federation, excepting the southernmost part of Johore, would be
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      230 4 Fm^) Maclean v T^v'-^t x. E<^ yTHpHr F\ Of course cf/dl Macleans Peroxide Tooth Paste is scicntil;cally prepared to do supremely well all that a tooth paste cin do> namely to eleen the rccth thoroughly yer safely. This v favourite tooth paste with its ever-popuiir flavour gives a glearrang w
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      149 4 VEH FOB SAU; LINCOLN Irfthan.l dnvv maroon r^lca cxcelh at condition ANNOUN< f MK\T,u NE^ KSIAHIJSHMKM 1 V illy .mite the «l to vis-t this drpnrti op;-Mocl sino<> 20th. June large st'oc'^ i Pr t MeSJJ Cigars, Cigarettes, TohjuI N y. Toilet Req 8. M. ABDUL \»l\ix BG, J;!»!>iMs »ii
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    COUNCILLOR TO QUIZ GOVT. ON HOSPITAL DEPOSITS
    537 5 COUNCILLOR TO QUIZ GOVT. ON HOSPITAL DEPOSITS "J Want Answer" Says Sardon iNCHE Sarrion bin Haji Jubir, Legislative Councillor i'oi Ruiiw East, is seeking more Infor■tttoo on the deposit-system started by Singanoce hospitals and will ask questions at the next meeting of the legislative Council if he does not eet
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    Off To Australia
    47 5 Anthony C iian Ing Toon who has embarked on the n v. Gorgon for further stiulv at Melbouae, Australia. He is the eldefti son of Mr. a:ul >!rs. ha;i Ah Him of the tutorial staff of the Malacca A. S. M. (i. S. respectively.
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    Johore Fire Brigade Saved $700,000 Worth Of Property
    395 5 Johore Fire Brigade Saved $700,000 Worth Of Property JHE Johore State Fire Brigade last year prote^ e<l private and Government property within town limits valued at more than $150,000,000 and saved $700,000 worth of property without any loss of life, personnel and equipment casualties. Only a total of about $185,000
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    Singapore Skylines
    523 5  -  Ivor Kraal 1 ;Or THIS is an important week for youth. Recruiting for 300 cadets for the Malayan Air Training Corps has hegun. With full Government support the future Oorp going to play an important part Malayan aviation. .For, from the Corps the future Malayan pilots, air(i.iit engineers,
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    First Scheme To Resettle Squatters Launched
    351 5 DANTAI REMIS, in Perak, seems like the promised land to a thousand Chinese squatters who have been resettled there by the Perak Government, in the first scheme of this ki^ *ha FprWatinn Already, on the Hour-acre plots allotted to each family. the green shoots
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    'THE NAKED & THE DEAD' HAS NO PLACE IN HER LIBRARY
    207 5 'THE NAKED THE DEAD' HAS NO PLACE IN HER LIBRARY npOUGH, stronp-lunguaged 1 Amcritun best seller "The Naked and the Dead' will not appear on the shelves of Mm. Joan Tooke'a Lilliput Library. Its absence will be not so much on ethical grounds as practicality, according to Mrs. Tooke. Explaining
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    THIS SINGAPORE
    1779 6  -  VERA ARDMORE Ry MliS. F. I). THOMPSON. rrOMORROW evening, the 1 Firestone Tire and Rubber Co. (.s.s.i Ltd. is giving a cocktail party at Rafflea Hot(>l to say jgo Kl-bye to Ita Managing DiwfetJr Mi. F. D. Tliompson, and his Wife. Th<\v are real Singapore oldstagers, and hav
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    THIS LONDON ...
    2063 7  - THIS LONDON JIMMY GLOVER 4 rom U >NDON, Sat. AS thui Richards, the -i Milverton, held i variety of Important i In for. l believe, mon tnan twenty years. (me would < xpect him to know nomething about the i take-up, psychology and salient charof the Chii »ng whom he
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      NOW IT'S UP TO GOVERNMENT
      535 8 TO-DAY Tribune Stall Reporter M. 8 Daad i»i< «iii the lust ui bis s< i lea «»i Articles en in. Singapore lish moaopolj which rakes in I^UO |>ri ri'itt protit on every dollar tin* housewife ■pcadn. ;incl keeps 50,000 Malay aad Chinese fishermen in i
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    HOW HONGKONG DID THE TRICK
    1201 8 HOW HONGKONG DID THE TRICK M. S. DA UD concludes his exposure of the fish ramp. WHATEVER may be the conclusions formed by ..»ose of you who have read my previous articles on the Singapore fish-menopoly, one thing has been obvious to everyone: the great disparity between prices tvceived by
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    SIT. VACANT
    20 8 WANTED: An educated Do any nationality, apply pel ally. Singapore Muslim Dispensary, 95 Market Street, (ground Hex Singapore.
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    U.S. Pacific Coast May Vanish
    642 8 SCIENTISTS say stresses ac cumulating under North America's greatest earth fa ill. fee San Andreas, oom i- or later will cause a major earthquake on the Pacific coj.-t. It may come tomorrow 10 hence, or its <ji.-.trctive force may not tx* unleashed tor a century
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    HUNGRY STUDENTS
    138 8 NEARLY half of the 4,500 students of HeidelbergUniversity are trying to live on one meal a day, th<* Students Association reported. Like everybody ehse in West Germany the students, mostly ex-Wehrmacht soldiers, lost nine-tenths of their savings and bank accounts last ;/ear in Western Germany's currency reform. It
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    WHEN RUBBER SOLD AT FIVE DOLLARS A POUND
    2089 9  - WHEN RUBBER SOLD AT FIVE DOLLARS A POUND Sir Richard Winstedi jf.%L.\YA V\l) ITS HISTORY—I.? by he „bbcr boom excited London as cargoe, of spices had excited ,t in the days of Elizabeth. Off.ce boys in tbe City became nch overn.ghl, Maiaya was a pagoda-tree to be shaken by the
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    The Germans Are Sore With Hitler
    596 9 Three hundred thousand Germans would like to sue Hitler for defrauding them of fTHERE aio 300,000 Germans who would like to sue Adolf Hitler for defrauding them of 2SO,000.0O(. marks. But Hitler is apparently dead. So they a: trying: to get their money b«Tck
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    THE SEAWEED WAY TO GOOD HEALTH
    690 10  - THE SEAWEED WAY TO GOOD HEALTH PETER LATHAM By SOME time ago medical research workers discovered that snako venom could p'ay an important part in the treatment of haemophilia, the Inherited tendency to excessive bleeding with little or no provocation. Formerly, there was do remedy for this distressing complaint, which
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    A Black Market In Curates
    195 10 A Black Market In Curates LONDON, Sat. A black maVxet exists in curates, says the Rev. S. B. Ashley, vicar I of St. Giles parish church, i Willenhall, .Staffs. Mr. Ashley. who has Charge Of an industrial par- i.=h of 11.000 people, said: "Curates are being offered over-the-odds by incumbents
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    A New Edition Of King Abdullah?
    570 10 A HARD-BITTEN Arab prince is riding out of t!;o political desert toward :i North African throne and crown. Emir (Prince) Sayyed idris El Senussi, at 61, seema almost certain to become h I king. His probable realm Is Cyrenaica. This former lta'.m <jolony is
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    THE CIRCUS HAS GROWN UP
    531 10 THE only real resemblance between the circus of Ancient Home and that of I is the rin^ in which it is held. The Roman circus, said to have been bejjun by Tarquiniu s IM iscus, wa held in th" circus, «»i ring, round which permanent
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      MOST STARS HAVE SECRET HIDE-OUTS
      852 11 MOST STARS HAVE SECRET HIDE-OUTS HOLLYWOOD. KALNV summer flay, an ocean bearh, nail pretty Hollywood starJots make a combination that few, if any Amercans, can resist. Thus. |t is small wonder that legions of tourists annually flock to the California coast to partake of all three advantages. Isn't it lexical,
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      ANN'S NOT ONE TO GET STUNG
      272 11 ANN NOTHERN handle* bvrs like th»« old fellow in "Ijghtnin" who dro>»- a swarm of them across the desert without losing- a bee. So it seemed like a j,->o(' idea to wi ite a bee scene into RKO Radio's "The judge Stops Out," in
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      On The Lap Of The Pecks
      139 11 On The Lap Of The Pecks WHANKB to their two Alsatian dogs, the Gregory PcGks liave been given a reduced rate on burglary insurance at their home. Am Insurance adjuster who called at the residence volunteered the lower premium after receiving ail ultia-vocifcrou? greeting from the animals. In spite of
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      BACK IN HARNESS
      54 11 ROBERT YOUNG will lesume! active work in the indc- i pendent production field as soon as he completes his current J starring assignment in "Lov t ui IJi^; Business," a Crest t'roduc- tioti. Next film «t»t the Blate of the) actor's outfit, Cayalter Froductiony. is "Tiic World
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      THEY HAD HER FOOLED
      59 11 M A s h, Rl h^ °i !IAR was f Iln thlN on p rself-"t-n ai horn" reo<>nt! > from ht WOTfc and decided to M»J at nomr, just in cas*» anyone slewed «u to look ovi* the piarr, wijirh she |ias up for saV. l
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      Shooting Star
      53 11 .'ot lor.^ tmt of Glendalo »ligh School, lovely Terr>MDore, who made a* hit m ith Singapore fans with her rctm# in Toliimhia's tee»micolour film "The Return Of October, r.turns to th^ sen-en In John Ford's :ind Mcrian C. Cob^er*ii A'rku jiroduetion, "The (ireat Joe »<mng:." with Bea Jolinson
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      PREPARING FOR A PERM
      367 12  -  ALICIA HART By It at You'll be ha with it a'ld the new that's to toilow if you'll >.:iv- .-< veral style- s tryout i you go all out for one. 1. getting a permanent, get your hair ready for it. Brittle i nds left ov.
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      PUT NEW STYLE INTO YOUR OLD CLOTHES
      221 12 NEW style can put :ruo an old dinm cutting down the ae ivi.r.t and bobbins off the The a 1 ot (•.iij.. 1 colletage cv.n to daszl< inding the lowcut neckline with a blaze 01 sequins. Here's what to do: iicfoio trimming, chalk
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      386 12 MANICURE PFDICURF rp] .r t in..:., i- UtaU 1 t a womai pood If ..HI llt'f i .;ii v niosi ,<i- -ipy itidica .ion i apt t<> a i undown manicure. de stamping a woman aa looking unkempt, a set of frayed and patChily-poSlsh-od nails a!\\ iya iem
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      BRUSH YOUR HAIR .. . AND CARRY IT PROUDLY
      372 12 BRUSH YOUR HAIR AND CARRY IT PROUDLY TRY the two-brush technique of enhancing lustre if you want a close-cropped hair-do to make up in gleam what it lac!;-: i;i length. To the strokes of a short, stiffbristled brush that most Knls seem to favour for a brisk workout, add polishing
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    3141 13 My hands were clammy My pen kept slipping lEOH SENG KHOON, Tribune Staff Reporter and member of the Malayan Thomas Cup team, to-day tells the story of the historic clash with America which overshadowed the battle for the Cup itself. And Mo The (up Was Ours... I NEXT WEEK j
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    NEGRI SKITTLED OUT FOR 87
    614 14 NEGRI SKITTLED OUT FOR 87 S'pore Lead By 64 Huns OIXGAPOKE gained a 64 run lead over Negri SentbHan in the first day's play in the two day's tnicrSt»ti* Cricket match played on the S.C.C. ground yesterday. Negri who batted first were all out for a mere S7 runs while
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    NEE SOON B.P.
    71 14 The following will represent Nee Soon Badminton Party in a in.-niily badminton match against the aferrytime B.P. <>m Wednesday the 9th Juiu- '1!«. at 7 \>.m. in the Happy World Covered Stadium. Wer Ton- Hoe. Bak Chua, Ballah, Slow Watt Pen". Cilia Em,' (Juan. Lim Teck SeniC,
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    BORNEO CO. SOCCER
    50 14 Tin- following h'ivo Keen nhosen to represeni The Borneo Co.. Ltd. BportS CluTj in u soccer match to hp played atninsi the Guthrie Co. s.C. at Fairer p.Mk tomorrow: Rajnnan. Cliarlle Kan?. I>. Rozario; J. Campbell, H. Tan Jantan; c. Chambers, M^m. j. Jameson. Samri and Xoordln.
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    Ticket Club Batsmen Let Them Down Against Johore
    474 14 Ticket Club Batsmen Let Them Down Against Johore mur By A Special Correspondent fHE Johore Cricket Club created a mild sensation last Sunday when they defeated the Singapore Cricket Club by 6 runs at Johore Bahru. Johore have now two very creditable victories to their account for previously they hid
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    AASE JACOBSEN IS WILLING TO PLAY HERE
    489 14 AASE JACOBSEN IS WILLING TO P LAY HERE HAN'ISH officials and players are extremely anxious to fe^rn how good Malayan girls are at badminton. It is only natural that they should. Their men had reigned supreme on the European continent for over two years after the liberation until our boys
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    PRESCOTT, LEGCETT GOING HOME
    136 14 PRESCOTT, LEGCETT GOING HOME When tho Royal Airforc< (Malaya) cricketers take the field against the Combined Colleges on Satuiday (July 6) and Sunday (July 7) *at R.A.F. Seletar Station ground they will be th set vices of two of their best players- Pres- cott and Leggett. These two ;>!ayci.s have
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    639 14 MAIWIOiVS LAST .LESSON GENERAL TRAINING WO on^ was ever trood nt anvthiiv without application and Industry, and that applies just as much to a footballer as to maii in i profession. A player cai never be satisfied that he km ws everything. There Is not a
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    1290 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS Flannery gets 3 Winners I From m.,^ iron, Saturday. |Hr< main leature of today's racing, Hie final <lav of the IVrak Turf Club's Jum meetißfe w»8 the splendid riding of Frank FUuuery, who rode thref winners, all trained by Do<- Rodgers. Repeated upsets were seen.
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    S.C.A. Opening Batsmen
    30 15 U. M. Neiaon (lrft) and Waiter G walking out to tne <T.-ase to open the batting lor the S.C.A. XJ aealnst the Combined CoUegea yesterdny. Tribune Picture.
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    804 15 HI. C. Pasupathy 8 0 7 0 Combined Colleges Ist Inns. M. C. Pa»upathy c Ong Lee Kenyoa i; s. Dorniruj b On;j Lee b N::iilh 1; M.r. Schnbeii c Galistan h Smith G; X. (i. OorlolT <• >mifh b Kenyon 5; H.
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    S'PORE RECOVER IN 2ND HALF TO WIN 6-0
    622 16 S'PORE RECOVER IN 2ND HALF TO WIN 6-0 Ah Rahman Outstanding SINGAPORE G. MALACCA 0. AFTER a poor display in the first haJf of their Malaya Cup match, Singapore made a brilliant recovery in the second session scoring a six-nil victory over Malacca at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. As a
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    REST OF HK TEAM ARRIVED
    99 16 EIGHT remaining members or the Hongkong CJniverrtty team who are vl I Singapore foi the flrst time to play a series of cricket and tennis matches here and hope to make it an annual affair, arrived In the B 1 liner Sirdhans yestei day. The
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    DUM CONTEST AT NEW WORLD
    87 16 The Singapore dum competition began on Friday Bight at the Now World Amusement Park. A special illuminated dum hoard measuring 20 ft. by 20 ft. is in use. The competition will be carried on nightly, starting at at 8.30 p.m.. and is open to all.
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    Army-Navy Trounce Johore Five-Nil
    420 16 Army- Navy Trounce Johore Five -Nil ARMY-NAVY 5. JOHORE 0. jyjUAR, Saturday. Army-Navy strengthened their claim for the Malaya Cup final when they defeated Johore five-nil here today. The two teams entered the field in mourning and lined up in the centre for a minute's silence hs mark of respect
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    MARIGOLD B. P.
    198 16 The Marigold B.p. drew 3— all each with the Useful B.P and the Mayflower D.P. in Ui« friendly badminton matches played at the Clerical Union Hall recently. Against Ureful B.P. (Marigold Players mentioned first)SINGLES: Ng Cheong Hua beat Sng Haw Par 15—8, 15 n Wee Ohim Tee
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    CHYE HEE WINS SPRINT AT FARELF MEET
    234 16 CHYE HEE WINS SPRINT AT FARELF MEET The FARELF sports for all Branches, Sub-Depots and Departments was completed yesterday at the St. Georges Road. The weather was dull but fine. Tan Chyc Hee. Singapore's left winger won three events and came in second in putting the shot. He won the
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    436 16 UNFAVOURABLE weather which threatened to spoil ':he afternoon yesterday took -he unexpected turn for the better to permit the smooth unning of the various events n the 26th Annual Athletic Sports of St. Anthonys Boys' School held at St. Joseph's Schoolground. Bras Basal) Road. John de
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