Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 30 October 1949

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    22 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Penan t/ SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    PONTIAN: WHY WAS THIS SCHEME KEPT IN GOLD STORAGE?
    1046 1  -  OSCAR FERNANDEZ By A scheme to cut Singapore's 553,700,000 wate r projects by 512,000,000-which has lain m cold-storage for ten months-.s now being studied by certain Municipal Commissioners. I^aiggPt JLg* ft Mr- C. I). C. Hraine. former resident engiMtion m July.
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    SATA PLANS AN ISLAND REFUGE FOR IN CURABLES
    293 1 SA TA PLANS AN ISLAND REFUGE FOR IN CURABLES Tribune Staff Reporter AN island home where T.B. victims too far gone to be cured, can end their days m peace, is planned by the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. The colony would consist of a group of attap huts- each big enough
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    THIRD PARTY
    41 1 LONDON. Sat. Fined for being drunk and irop.pable at Tumbridgc Wells, a man told thc police that he had been celebrating his birthday, hi* wedding anniversary and the anniversary of his divorce, which all fell on the same day.
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    EXIT SUMMER
    26 1 LONDON. .Sat.— Summer time will end m Britain tonight when docks will be put back one hour to return to Greenwich mean time Router.
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    Princess Puts On A Bright Touch For A Dark Day
    56 1 Princess Puts On A Bright Touch For A Dark Day Princess Margaret wore a gay tassel on her artist-style beret, when she went with Princess Elizabeth to the Iluuse of Comm<ms to hear Prime Minister Attlee announce his new era of austerity for the British people. It made the one
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    INDIA SLASHES COST OF LIVING
    80 1 BOMBAY. Sat. Indiam will pay less for their food and clothing after Nov. 1. Cotton goods will com<- down by ten per cent and food grains by from three to ir> per cent. Textile manufacturers fore cast that one result of th<' cuts will be
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    ALL-IN FISHING
    22 1 SANGATE, Sat. Mr. I. Hartley, of Sandgate, caught a I7lb conger, inside which was a complete set of fishing tackle.
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    NATIONALISTS SELL THEIR UNIFORMS
    90 1 -TO BUY "CIVVIES" MACAO. Sat. -Nationalist soldiers, who havo given vi. their weapons, are walkln-; tho streets of Macao to-day trying to sell their uniformso that they can buy civilian clothes and food. Thousands of Nation a! Ist troops are being ferried m junks and sampans
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    Brigadier In Missing Auster
    70 1 Brigadier In Missing A uster BRIGADIER fta, i>. Erskinp, Commander of the 2nd. Guards Brigade, wan a pas- j ■eager on the Auster aircraft j which has been missing since i Thursday evening. The aircraft, "piloted by Capt. J. F. Chureher, of the 1907 A.O.P. Flight, H.Q., I Singapore District,
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    HARD HIT
    48 1 NEW YORK, Sat. Elrici. Powell, New York carnival entertainer, bet 25 cents he could break an empty wino j bottle over his h^ad. He did so. "Again" said Bome**n< Powell swung again. A thir I bottle did not break. Powe« was taken to hospital with concussion.
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    YOU DON'T SAY
    30 1 SYDNEY, Sat. Dockerother than ministers of religion, according to an Australian statistican use fewer bo. rl words than any other members of the community Bullock-drivers rwear most.
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    Refused to sail
    56 1 Macao harbour is packe with all kinds of ctaft whlc'i have comp here to avoid re quisitioning by the Nationalists. So far all is quiet on the border. A report from Formosa ays that the Nationalist authorities have tightened uo measures for screening new arrivals. Death is
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    $15 SEAT NETS $5.80 TAX
    227 1 A windfall of $2,320 will come Government's way m entertainment tax on 400 seats for the Music Circle's Celebrity Concert m the Victoria Hall next Sunday. At $15 each, they arc thc highest-priced seats ever issued for a concert m the hall. The Government's 'rake-off'
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    THIS BAD POLICY WILL ONLY HARM THE UNIVERSITY
    494 1 THIS BAD POLICY WILL ONLY HARM THE UNIVERSITY Tell The* I 1 «»*&gi>l« k JHE University of Malaya was founded m the name of Malayan nationhood. The youth of Singapore and the Federation see it not only as a seat of learning, holding out the prospect of careers long closed
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    LABOUR ISSUES FIVE-POINT ELECTION MANIFESTO
    286 2 LABOUR ISSUES FIVE-POINT ELECTION MA NIFESTO Pledg e To Work For Policy Tribune Political Corresi>oiulent THE Singapore Labour Party's platform for the December Municipal elections will be reform m five major directions housing, education, transport, recreation and democratic institutions. The Party's manifesto issued last night pledges all Labour Commissioners to
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    9 Months Record Outlined
    144 2 9 Months Record Outlined THE Laboui Party record for nine months m this is outlined m its. official e'ection manifesto issued last night. It claims lo Uavc had the piinciple of uquisitiomng empty dwellings accepted by Commission- I lt forced an Investigation Into wasteful spenaing of over 51. 000, 000
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    MALAYA GETS $90,000 FROM POPPY DAY FUND
    148 2 MALAYA GETS $90,000 FROM POPPY D AY FUND MORE than $90,000 has been received m Malaya fiom the Earl Haig Poppy Day Kund since IMS. including a donation of $25,713 for the police and their dependants during 1948. Lady Gurney. wife of thc High-Commissioner for the Federation, and Chairman of
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    WELFARE WEEK NETS IN $16,000
    62 2 (Tribune Correspondent) MALACCA. Sat. Malacca's bumper Welfare Week Aug. 27 to Sept. 3) realised a net sum of $10,064 58, according to the final statement of accounts just Issued. The gross collections aniouted to $16,659.73, of which public donations accounted for 56.490.75. BSSSSSS j, p
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    Her Dream Comes True
    151 2 Her Dream Comes True Ev i-,K since she was a child, Mis^ Flora Le- lab has wanted to go to i America. She will gel J 1 her wish on Thursday, November 3. i Miss Lelah was until recent I;. th«* President of 1 the Ha';onim Movement i V a
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    PIRACY CHARGE
    46 2 MALACCA. Sat. Threo Chinese will stand their trial on a charge of piiacv when the Malacca High Court sit< on Tuesday. Nov. 1. Originally there were four accused persons m tho case but one of them aommltted suicide recently m prison whilo awaiting trial.
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    'Change Your Attitude Towards Boiler-Suits', Students Told
    266 2 'Change Your Attitude Towards Boiler -Suits Students Told Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter THE Secretary of the Singapore Association of 1 Engineers, Mr. D. I. Greer, said* yesterday that local students will have to change their attitude towards boiler-suits if they want to seize the opportunities now open to them for
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    IITH SESSION OF ASSIZES
    72 2 The eleventh session of the Singapore Assizes Will begin m the High Court next Wednesday. Mr. Justice L. E. 1 C. Evans, the senior puisne judge, will preside. The session will be a short one. there being only four cases for trials There is one case
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    'Colony's Divorce Laivs Are Cruel'
    179 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter MR. David Marshall, Singapore advocate and aolicitor yesterday called the Colony's divorce laws "cruel." He said that they prevented parties who can "no longer live together m harmony from seeking divorce and getting married." Mr. Marshall pointed out that this made
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    WELFARE OFFICE PEON ON THEFT CHARGE
    105 2 WELFARE OFFICE PEON ON THEFT CHARGE MALACCA. Sat. Thirty shirts, pait of a consignment sent by the Australia Good will Mission to the Malayan Government for distribution to the needy by the Wrliai I) partment. were exhibited m th* Malacca Se>sion< cour. today at the trial a 20-ycar-ohf Baba lin
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    Bandits Get Away With Food Lorry
    151 2 Bandits Get Away With Food Lorry 'AM AT. Sat a* 4 banditfl held up aisiS? at th« rnl|« lorr ,h ,lnvor the) fore,? V' todrlvothcvehle'cfi D ljf etl Iho following searSTg f ow »d the lorry J? The lorry* Chinese mend* ■Van c? >n.- bandit w;u- wound, PMI hi, shotwu'n
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    TAKE UP HIGHER STUDIES EURASIAN CHILDREN TOLD
    291 2 A suggestion that the Singapore Recreation Club. Gills' Sports Club and the Eatasian Association be foimed into a eorpoiate body brought lively discussion at the annual general meeting of the Association. It was proposed that the question of unification be rev ferred to
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    MALACCA CANES
    27 2 LONDON. Sat. Mate:* canes can again be carriwl b\ R.A.F. junior N.C.O. drill instructors at schools of re cruits training on duty with'" station l>ounds.
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    A NEW CHEW
    25 2 LOaDON. Sat. xr denture replacement for a ran who lost his he was seasick was approve. by West Suffolk *P* m iounell
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    GOLD MEDALS for DRIVERS WITH CLEAN RECORDS
    201 3 GOLD MEDALS for DRIVERS WITH CLEAN RECORDS M bid to !>..!!.! :i a better teacX-aa!*? S2Tuth« CoI ,h V I ivniiiMKiil Safety Committee Inst Z~T* 010l ?>- W s "'SaiK>re firlltP s to professional driv. ith Xn tts a d CeM SjK w„i I an unhte s year p.** Th,
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    Colony Tin Men Expect Brisk Sales On Nov. 16
    166 3 Tribune Staff HNGAPORE tm dealers export v, open the free market on Novembi r 16 writh good buying order and no heavy slocks. Trade opinion turned las* W M< m favour ul thc British Ministry of Surmlv's mmr tin pnee arrangements.
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    FEW TAKE A BOAT TO CHINA
    88 3 FEW TAKE A BOAT TO CHINA Trillin i vet y l<v\ 'iiir.- c llVln A the (V.ony arc returning to China tod v 'w 'i-.m- of t!i situation m < 'onimiinist occ pU'ii tci nt There is howcvci no 1 1 s'.notion, and anyone wishing to travel t< China can
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    CHURCH GETS $2,556
    31 3 CHURCH GET S $2,556 MAI..V S-tU'td iv Ilip President of t i tuich Woik. ilacca, aanouni >sfi wax raised foi th Church •unrls at th< l I at Bandi iiih- Sell
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    Katong Wedding
    46 3 Kat o n g Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Anthony (tomes, who were recently i tarried at the Holy Family Church, Kutong. The groom the s.>n df Mr. and Mrs. J. 'L. Gome/., The btida was l;r--inerly Miss Daisy spenear, daaghtcr of Mr and Mr*. i. Sj»en»'»-r.
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    DAZZLING HAIR
    45 3 DAZZLING H AIR WYOMING, Sat. Late t among tudents at I 1 1 rtiont County High School, Wyoming, i^ brightly coloured liair many dltfei nt colour- l locks Forming a dazzling lon, the most popuone i<»ek of md o ie t gi een <:\ the iOH'Ii.
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    Youth Alleges P. C.s Hutched, Kicked Hint
    282 3 Tribune Staff Reporter SKVRNTEEN year old Malay youth. JaiTar bin Ainad, who had previously pleaded guilty to two charges of abetment of house-breaking said he wished to retract the plea. His reason: "I was afraid I would be assaulted by the police.* 1
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    ROAD SENSE
    63 3 MALACCA. Sat. Maiac ca\ s Chief Police Officer. Mr. R. E. W. Harper, told th" press that 20 "pirate" taxis nave gone out of business. and owners of 35 lorries have been prosecuted since the establishment of a Traffic Hranch m Malacca early las* month. But, he said,
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    DON T CHANCE THEM, PLEASE
    126 3 DON T CHANCE THEM, PLEASE Mi. N N. Leicester, another Singapore lawyer, thinks that no change In the present divorce law.- of the Colony aould be made to make diVi I( < easier. Leicester pointed out thet before the divoice law ct the Colony was amended m 1941. I! w;:-
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    GIMSON ON THE AIR
    25 3 li. E the Governor of flingaSii PYankUn Qitnson, wi'.l broadcast a Poppy Day ppeal at 7.12 p.m. today Radio Malaya. Singapore.
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    BULL IN SHOP
    28 3 BERKS. Sat. A bull which ran Into a photograph her Shop and studio i" Broad-street. Reading, Berks, without Injuring anyone, was shot by a policeman.
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    'Saftey First' Lectures For Schools
    94 3 'Saftey First' Lectures For Schools Ihe Singapore iVrinn-n»-nt Safety Committee plans to set up a Junior Safety first Council comprising hoys and girts trom the senior classes In the. Colony's school*. Schoolch.'.dia n will be 1-elured on asp* eta: of ioa-1 discipline and safety measure*. Wmt a start sir ss
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    Vision Of Two Monks Built A Temple
    226 3 Tribune Staff Reporter DUILT to stand for centuries, the biggest if not the oldest temple m Malaya, the Siang Lim See Temple at Kirn Keat Road, is 65 years old. "The temple was built by towkay Lav Kirn Pong, after he had a
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    THEY MET FOUR YEARS AGO BACKSTAGE
    294 3 THEY MET FOUR YEARS AGO BA CKSTA GE Tribune Staff Reporter |T was a strange coincidence that brought two famous men to Singapore last week, exactly four years to a day after their last visit here. The visitors were Field Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General Staff,
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    BATTAT, KANG NOTICE OF APPEAL LODGED
    132 3 BATTAT, KANG NOTICE OF APPEAL LODGED Tribune Staff Rep rf< r A notice of appeal has been lodged on behalf of E. H. Battat nf i Kang Woon Qeok, two well-known business men, under sentence of six months' and three months' rigorous imprisonment. respectively, roe offences under tne Finance Regulations.
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    VARSITY FUND
    12 3 The University of Malaya Fund now stand s at 51.353.752.73.
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    Singapore Health Men Have A Party
    137 3 Nearly 2.000 guests and members of the Selangor Health and Strength Association attended a pai ty given yesterday by the Association at its Robinson Road premises. Singapore, to celebrate the opening of a Smgapoie office. The President of the Association. Mi. Wong Hoi Onn,
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    Her Square funnels Are Due For Demob
    131 3 Her Squa re funnels Are Due For Demob TOHIS ship with square fiui- ne!s. Mcssagerlcs Marit meN J 4.000-ton M-reehal d"l wall he seen m BingnI arc for the last time uiien she returns to the Far East next month. The Marechal Joffre Is tn hi reconverted into a luxury
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    INCOME TAX: 'GIVE PRIVATE CITIZENS, A BETTER DEAL'
    302 4 INCOME TAX: 'GIVE PRIVATE CITIZENS, A BETTER DEAL' Tribune Staff Keporter THE Singapore Association lias sent a memorandum to Government asking for govern ment servants and private citizens to be treated equally when assessing their income-tax payments. The Association's argument centres around the deductions allowed under the Ordinance for private
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    TWELVE NEW HOMES FOR WELFARE DEPT.
    124 4 TWELVE NEW HOMES FOR WELFARE DEPT. nnmay Tribune Staff Reporter TWELVE new institutions will be erected for the Singapore Welfare Department at a total cost of 51.582,150 next year. The biggest of these will toe a Rural Settlement for homeless persons at Bukit Tim;\h. costing 5530.100. A ne-w Boys' Home
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    Make It Easier, Please
    168 4 Make It Easier, Please THE Singapore Association has written to the Colony's Financial Secretary about an Income Tax ruling which it says has been made "with utter disregard of the convenience of the tr.x paying public." Tne 111 in>; is mat a i eland of income tax on dividends paid
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    Flies Lane – Not Now!
    152 4 Flies Lane Not Now! Tribune staff Reporter The Singapore Municipality's *330,00U housing scheme tor labourers is already underway. Four blocks of two storied lines have already been completed at LoTOttg L-a-lat. (Pictured above) Once a swamp and refuse dump infested nam nies, sVorong Latins Flies' Lane ha-» now B new
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    FLOODS PLAY HAVOC WITH SETTLERS CROPS
    240 4 FLOODS PLAY HA VOC WITH SETTLERS CROPS Tribune Staff Reporter IPOH, Saturday. DANTAI Remis Rehabilitation Settlement is proving to be Government's top problem. Floods have ruined settlers' crops and m some cases forced them to shelter m neighbouring areas. About 300 women and children had to be moved to transit
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    ARMS, AMMO
    94 4 Last year the Police recovered 156 weapons. ,£85.602 rounds of ammunition and 629 hand-gTcnad.-s. Seventy nine arrests were made m connection with the recovery of arms. \W-t of the ammunition recovered was from old dumps. WeU! You've Rot a nerva f^ayn Amy as Tommy, the cat, strides away
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    12 RUSSIANS
    41 4 At the end of last year there were 1,70U registered aliens m Singapore 957 men and 743 women. Among them were 12 Russians. I'ne largest number of aliens w ear the Dutch 443. French Indians were next with 2fi7.
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    4 MONTHS JAIL
    43 4 Lee Kum ttway, 22, ana Low Along. 21. wot, sentenced to four months' rigorous imprisonment after they pleaded gui'ty m the Second Police Co" 1 yesterday to theft of 4» brass foot valves and dishonestly retaining three stolen chokes, respectively,
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    THESE MEN AND WOMEN HELP MALAY CRAFTSMEN
    278 4 ABOUT fifteen years ago, a few men and women m Singapore formed themselves into a society to help Malaycraftsmen m their struggle for survival against the inroads of machine-made wares and ornaments from ahead. Thus was born the Malayan Arts and Crafts Society,
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      126 4 SINGAPORE FS foot .fgj.* v Biy I 0.0.0. SOOTHES— I J COMFORTS A ENDS IRRITATION v M Jh\ does Singapore 2/ A iM) usually clear up y A alter a few applications L I of D D.D. Prescription > >)> 1 The reason is that this Ketm-killing liquid healer penetrates
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    NEW LAW SAYS, BOOKS OR STAY AT HOME
    304 5 (llilfl W.lihrssis Haw., t -wsra Hays Xvv a« ii m lie real T HK stays an t£*T*2£J&?^ I -Tt. i"c innusaiids ol children employed m restaur,Xl „'r uT2 r" ""J ,n,bUc P la,es m Singapore, for before the end brought m!!: tag
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    School Heads Object To Their Girls Using Lipstick And Rouge
    218 5 School Heads Object To Their Girls Using Lipstick And Rouge Tribune Stall lve|>orter JIEADS of Singapore girls' schools have not banned the use of cosmetics by their pupils, hut they strongly object to it. They say, "Schoolgirls should look plain, simple and natural." They also say "No" to j>ermed heads.
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    'Trishaws are a Nuisance'
    168 5  - 'Trishaws are a Nuisance Mr Stack &/V3 tRAFPIC accident have Jtopped In J< md JAP. Stack, the 31 it* Traffic Chief put r| own (> f „.f. kr driving. Howevt i. he i not too Pleased with th, trishaw H They don. to have anj road ■a ir< a nuisance.
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    $5 WOOD COST THEM $240
    65 5 r m Lok Chye, 34 Tan Kirn we,^*"' 1 T M, Poi. n ,n tn urth Police Court vasterw<y^ for rte *"ng a piece of Mure W rth 5 fr m tho tffllgl catchment at Bukit *»O<lQ. T an Ch• n g Hn M J"
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    Police Get Rid Of Forgers
    61 5 Fifteen out Of Sixteen C'h! ruse arrested last year on charge! cf forging fifty 50--centa notes, li *v ]<■ •i. ban',shed. A pril ting pi CSS and :i number of blocks for printing notes weie seised. Eight of those arte, ted we [c commitofi for
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    A S'PORE CUT
    46 5 Next year, the Singapore Government will spend only half of what it has been spending this year on scien- tilic and cultural institutions In Britain. This year. i our contribution to support Be institutions was $48 575. Next year, it will be 124,379.
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    She Travels 156 Miles To Sell Her Baskets
    159 5 "ITS NO JOY RIDE," SHE SAYS Tribune Staff Reporter IN Singapore today there is a Malay woman who has travelled 156 miles to sell her mats and hnsket s "It a no joy ride for me," says Alus, "For I make tho
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    My Happiest Moment THE $10 LETTER
    150 5 My Happiest Moment THE $10 LETTER ONL morning I was at the front gato 1" meet the postman wh o n my dog lleppo was suddenly attractod by something on the other side of the road. He dashed across the road right m the path of an array truck. I
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    FROM THE POST BAG
    502 5 AS a child I WN very eager to become a Christian but found it hard as none of nay family are Christians. When I was 15 my mother allowed me to go to church without being baptized but soon she began to notice how my behaviour
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    'GIVE THE LADS A CHANCE AND TICKET TO U.K.'
    253 5 Tribune Staff Reporter {JIVE the local boys a chance- and perhaps a ship's ticket to the United Kingdom says Mr. Fred J. Barretto, head of the Barretto Shipping and Trading Company, Singapore. Mr. Barretto, a local boy who made good, plans
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    THREE CRY IN COURT
    54 5 THREE CRY IN COURT A Chinese woman and hi a. son knelt m the Fourth Police Court yesterday and wept. The woman asking the Magistrate to have mercy on her half-hlind hushand, Lim Qec Cheow, who was charged with hawking without a llconcr. Lim alflO shed tears m tno dock.
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    5 Babies Create A Record
    161 5 5 Babies Create A Record Anew post-war Euionean birth record was established m Johore during Scptembei when live babies a boy and four gii's wore born This la attributed to the establishment of Ural class wards m the General H< tab It. was the habit of European mothers to go
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    NEW AIR SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA
    48 5 A new air service between Holland and Austialia will be established next year by KLM. Terminals will prohably be Sydney and Amstordam. Holland has no air agreement with Australia. Qantas Empire Airways Constellations which pass through Indonesia aie looked upon as charter aircraft.
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    Sembawang may be MAAF headquarters
    133 5 Sembaw a ng may be MAAF headquarters Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Sembawang airfield may be the headquarters of Malaya's Auxiliary Air Force. The airfield is now an R.A.F. station. Recruitment for the M.A.A.F. is due to start early next year. The R.A.F. have, it is un- dei stood, acquired a
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    BELL STEALERS SENT TO JAIL
    77 5 Two Malay youths. Hassan bin AH and Abdullah bin Said, pleaded guilty befoie the Second District Judge yesterday to charges of theft of a bicycle bell valued at $4.80 and theft of clothing worth $29.r>0. Hassan, who had throe previous convictions, was sentenced to nine
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    Women with lotus-feet are scarce in Singapore
    165 5 Women with lotus -feet are scarce in Singapore CHINEBE women with their tiny hound-feet m elaborately embroidered shoes arc scarce m Singapore today. This "lotu's-fcot" fashion Is said to have heen ordered by an Emperor of ancient China. Ho?.- Is the story behind the Emperor's order 'New Look' Thousand- of
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2552 6  -  Vera Ardmore I*t MONDAY evening began with one of Singapore's shuttle services from one party to mother. A number of hosts had picked the same nignt as th"> United Nations had chosen for their cocktail party on the balcony of the Victoria HaM. The "doors of the brilliantly
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      197 6 a*, j £1&L Sdlon of Beauty R American Trained Operators AT The Tavern jy Tanglin Road. 6040. MISS ETIINB Singapore j i To yo to Singapore I thought rat/it r a bore i s But after sown wangsm*. i have joined the Tan- g*n. OLIVER BERTRAM. aa dip into loveliness
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    THEY BLUSHED WHEN——
    83 7 DOUGLAS Salter, still smarting from one hour and twenty minutes delay m getting a phone number, could not stand it when Ingrid Bergman as "St. Joan" cried "Oh my voices, speak to :ia He said she must be having trouble with the telephone, too. WHEN RAF wife
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    THIS LONDON...
    2125 7  -  Jimmy Glover Prom LONl> >N. Saturday. SURELY one of the Strangest ii. that ova i occurred m this country took „c week when exluftwaffo Captain Herbert jgchnoid' i :;:'otod the man hr fiad come to Britain to find ♦he man who shot him down m a dPfifi£ht over
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    THE THREE LEGOINNAIRES
    1152 8 The only things French m the Foreign Legion are the language, the pay and the wine. By LIONEL HUDSON The three soldiers of the Flench Foreign Legion were drinking Alsatian beer at the Glalam Airport, Hanoi, m north Tonkin. They told me their stories whiU" they waited
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TRAVELLER'S TALE (PT. II)
    613 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TRAVELLER'S TALE (PT. II) LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, Malay m Tribune Office, US Fleet Street, London, B.C. k. Si NDAY, OCT. 30, 1949. \OT long ago, you may remember, we told the story of a traveller, bound from Singapore to Saigon, who found himself enmeshed m
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    There Was No Toothache In This Music
    825 8  - There Was No Toothache In T his Music SIMON WOLF ky I When the writer i visited his dentist bet- i ween two tooth extrac- S tions, the latter asked J him whether he would 1 care to attend a music- i al performance at Al- J bert Hall. A
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    ARE YOU SLEEPING YOUR HAIR AWAY?
    553 8  -  Hal Boyle By ARE you sleeping your hairaway? Well, if you're getting bald, the chances are says Angelo Mantello- that the way you sleep has a lot to do with it. Mantello Is a middle-aged barber from Wilson. Connecticut, who spent four decades listening
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      77 8 pain QQ3| t u l Spred is ta*Jay*S criterion to rail an impsrtsnl I rasaatti ,br a butil forfijrn ssvarfccta uh.m! i,f Rpctll l,,r r,w f aB yr» men arr tafclag aYsfcraatage af tlie i tU»* It pays to v.m .-vlr.i -i.- for fc fcX*'' away from ymr desk! It
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    THE MARRIAGE BROKERS' DAY ARE NUMBERED
    928 9  - THE MARRI AGE BRO KERS DAY ARE NUMBERED V.B. METTA By WpaajTßßN p< ople are familiar with two forms of mysrruM which results from mutual choice and that W hich la arranged by the parents of the bride and bridegroom m other words, love man nd the marriage of com
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    U.S. Funds Help Oberammergau Revive 3 00-year-old Passion Play
    546 9 U.S. Funds Help Oberammergau Revive 3 00 -year -old Passion Play Oberammergau, Germ THIS tiny Bi irarian vil-year-old Pi Sion Play, which lias noi been presented since 1934, will be glv< n m 1950, wittt 'he help of American authorities. A $300,000 loan to finance the play will no toward
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    ENGLISHMAN'S CASTLE ISN'T HOME ANYMORE
    177 9 ENGLISHMAN'S CASTLE ISN'T HOME ANYMORE jFyou happen to be dreaming about castles, there JJJ pleaty of English Jir Who would be glad n ''lp you make your dreams come true For a price, that is. IhTh" of a of JOjed British gentry are jetting to be nothing but BJWtmares to
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    AMONG THE NEW BOOKS
    883 9  -  JIMMY GLOVER By THF history of the Flood family, so well known to renders "of "The Sun is M Undoing," is continued m Marguerite Steen's new novel, "Twilight of the Flood-,'' (Collins-. 12s. <;.!.». publisl this month. This is a monumental work of over 3f>0.000 wools
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    A 'Storm In A Golden Teacup' Cost Him £500
    137 9 A 'Sto rm In A Golden Teacup' Cost Him £500 What was described I storm In a golden teacup led to 15-year-old Indian hot* I manager, Dakshing it in mi Bannerjee, being fined £500 at for fraudulently trying to avoid export itrictions on six gold coffee cups and sauci i
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    THE ORIGIN OF THE WATER – MARK
    1083 10  - THE ORIGIN OF THE WATER MARK J. C. PARK- HILL By IT may not be generally known that the great paper industry m Europe owes its origin to ancient wars. In the middle of the Bth century the A tabs defeated a Chinese aimy near Samarkand and learnt the art
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    ...AND THE ORIGIN OF THE POSTAGE STAMP
    794 10  - ...AND THE ORIGIN OF THE POSTAGE STAMP HUGO WATTS By LITTLE is known about the origin of the now familiar postage stamp. One French writer declares that they were jn use m Paris m the iei^n of Lous XIV. Another us that on August 16th. X 693, M. de Velayer
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    Cheese Went Up And Dragoons Stepped Out..
    773 10  - Cheese Went Up And Dragoons Stepped Out.. J. w. TA YLOR By NOTTINGHAM'S fam o U I Goose pair, first officially recorded m 1541, but conventionally dating back o»» from the Charter of Bdward 1 m 1254. recently ended on a note far more peaceful than was the e m
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    £20 KISS IS CUT TO £2
    147 10 LONDON Sat.— A £20 fine for a stolen kiss was reduced to 40s. by the Lord Chief Justice. Lord Goddard. The fine was imposed on Percy Warrington at Newca*-tle-under-Lyme for kissing a girl against her will. Warrington lost his £5-a-week job as a corporation
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    Strange As It Seems
    5 10 Strang e As It Seems
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      219 10 fj- m SOLE AGENTS FOR TIIE WHOLE MALAYA FOR M^^.^^J DUNKLEY PIANOS 1 FILL SIZE UPRIGHT GRAND Hll r_ 1 H LLV TKOPKALISED k """J i BRILLIANT TONE Easy Payments Can Be I Arranged *V Piano tuning Repairs LNOEKTAKEN BY OL'K LONDON QUALIFIED EXPERT < >rtlfted By The London .Music
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      506 10 SmmYL^, S^km^ /A\W\ /mmJ/^SWkY By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS LEO JAN -21-FEB. 18 JULY 24-AUG. 23 Srrire for all you're worth You will enjoy watching to stabilise your fhiancial things develop 'behind the position or to get necessary scenes' some of your backing Be ambitious and ideas and plans will begin
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      LIP LINE-UP
      11 11 A line-up of Up impressions that makes one think!
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      SUSAN WANTS TO GO A-WITCHING
      247 11 SUSAN WANTS TO GO A-WITCHING SUSAN HAYWARD. interviewed by a reporter the other day said: Tve played girls on thc screen who were no good, and line and noble women, and I'll take the witches from now on lor mv movie roles. I like the ones who arc hard and
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      LASS GIVES LADD BACK HIS BELT
      133 11 LASS GIVES LADD BACK HIS BELT 4LAN LADD has his mls- sin? belt again, because a N ova Scotian girl has a con*dence. The belt of Ladd's new camel's hair topcoat disappeared 10 months ago m Halifax, Nova Scotia, when 1 mob of people swarmed •round Ladd and other stars
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      VIC PLANS BIG TIME FOR MUM
      252 11 VIC PLANS BIG TIME FOR MUM VICTOR MATURE plans to give his mother, Mrs. Marcellius. the time of her life, when she visits thc film capital shortly. "It'll be different from last time." said Vie. "I was living m a tent on the back lot of a friend's place. I
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      STUDIO BUYS
      48 11 A WHITE ROSE FOR JULIA," a now and as yet unpublished novel by Len Rom en. has ho,.n purchSStd by RKO Radio. The auth'-i also wrote the story for "It's Only Hone v." recently completed RKO Radio tllm _<t.irrins Frank Sinatra, Jane Russell and Groueho Murx.
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      SO YOU WANT TOI KISS A MOVIE STAR?
      719 11 SO YOU WANT TOI KISS A MOVIE STAR? Who doesn't! Male actors often spoil a romantic scene just to steal another kiss from Betty, Ann or Linda. HOLLYWOOD. WO ONE has ever taken a poll among male movie- goers to see how many of them silently turn green with envy
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      PIPE-DREAMS FOR JOAN
      121 11 JOAN DAVIS smokes a pipe for the first and what she hopes is the last time, for a scene m Columbia's "The Travelling Saleswoman." The comedienne gets involved with a wild tribe of Apache Indians m the comedy and as a gesture of friendliness has to take
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      GEOR GE PICKS STAR TALENT
      285 11 HARK and handsome Geo*f rge Raft, star of the new French Foreign Legion film. "Outpost m Morocco," soon to be seen m Singapore through United Artists release, can point to one of the remarkable Hollywood records— l 9 years a top star with each passing
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      SUSAN GETS "BEAUTY, PLUS" VOTE
      102 11 SUSAN GETS "BEAUTY, PLUS" VOTE THE combined film fan clubs of Mexico, joined m voting curvaceous, red-tressed Susan Ha v ward this year's choice for~ the coveted title of the Number One "mucha muchacha" girl. Loosely interpreted, "mucha muchacha" means pulchritude, plus. Poise, personality and beauty are the three deciding
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      BEST – DRESSED YANK
      45 11 BEST DRESSED YANK ROBERT Young, has been picked by 500 professional models as America's bestdressed man. Excellence of sartorial taste and personality projection were the criteria considered by the students and graduates of the Barbizon School of Modelling, New York City, m casting their votes.
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      WHOOPS!
      28 11 This provocative pone; is beinu •-truck up for the publicity camera by pint-sized Paramount star Olga San Juab. You'll be »<-i.nK her soon m a new picture.
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      THIS IS PERFECTION
      239 11  -  BERNARD KNOWLES |By Director I^OR me. the perfect woman I would seem to be someone with faults but endearing faults. In the film "The Perfect Woman" this creature is a robot; as the professor who invents her says, "She does exactly as she is told. She can't
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      RUTH MILLET
      345 12 __-_H_2-S_Krafl_f^9 WOMEN ARE SO NICE -BUT ONLY IN VERY SMALL QUANTITIES INDIVTDUAJLLY snd m small groups women are pretty nice people. But something seems to happen to them when they lose th< ir individuality In crowd. Watch the women next time you go shopping and see if you
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      Lip Service for Brides
      63 12 Lip Servic e for Brides Lipstick stains such as those photographed on laceam K ffC ha R k,e which >s background for this layout vg shorten the life of fine trousseau linen. Liquid J| protector which bride brushes over rcuged lius 1 K bOV »f t- ke 5 P a
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      BOTTLED SUNSHINE
      170 12 IF a sun tan deepens lines m your skin, makes pores uddenly expand, roughens texture or accentuates drynesa, better keep shy of Old Sol and take your tawny complexion out of a bottle. Warning of how savage sun can be to the older woman, one famed beautician says
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      No Coy Questions Please!
      251 12 No Coy Questions Please! LEAVE guessing game to the children. The "guesswhat" approach i» too coy for the mature woman who values her reputation for poise. The woman, for example, who starts her telephone conversation with "Guess who this is?'' is imposing on her listener's patience and time. If a
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      When A Ment Highers Her Hem...
      192 12 HEViLIXES have climbed noticeably higher since you wore those warm-weather duds which are going back into wardrobe service. So any ankle-slapping leftovers wi'l probably need shortening f you wani lorn; -Kirts to I.Ka as vp-c-thc minute as newer fashions do. fashions do. When taking
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      Kuteness In Kidskin
      81 12 Kuteness In Kid skin STARK white kidsliin which can be wiped free of sumti l^s makes accessories for prints, p.<tured against a background of flowerlns '''j" an(l 5„, wears a white glazed kidskin c m\i and carries an umbrella sheaathed m more cf' <h Snowy suede kid bonnet has a
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      KEEPING THE YEARS at BAY
      75 12 Solidified perfumes not only keep the hairline fresh, but help to eliminate wisps and sideboards which can be so destructive to a well-groomed look. HINTS IN making iced tea 01 OOffee, mix the beverage m a china or pottery pitcher first and then pour into
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      Telling Tales On Tell-Tale Eye-Shadows
      180 12 Telling Tales On Tell-Tale Eye-Shadows THE of dark cL'oles under the eye frequently a problem of the older woman. If this under-eye discoloration distresses you, it can be camouflaged with make-up. Naturally you should determine what causes the discoloration it may be eyestrain, health upset, insomnia. You can ma sk
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      GIRDLES ARE GOOD FOR YOU
      166 12 ONE of woman's host Matt ai she grows oldtr girdl It not only helps to ;i finer figure of a woman but it gives postvital support It needs a- musciis grow h Far from being tho menac to a woman's health that ironclad stays wore
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      179 12 l_-5 t O-H,BOWG?,AS SWOWBAMiKS J^ {^p~^^ooJ I I ,far u_4i r*s r<« r*^ 4 > I r^ < n •A»^>, yAHERAV_,oO:aUXSH^r)x^ ANTJ^ .CAR X■ P^ T^ET°t^^^^E?/( VCC^9 y\ -J~L-^^-^^-^_:-^-_ S--/ r- >o^n;_. >v_fMSsw- .v^y^jJcTA i /A\ but |ot- L of *!<- ..ffi j [SSODftJRISS G~ > AV-SJ.USS/?'- S 7 NOTCHERI.v.1
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    B.A.M. HAS 'ABSOLUTE' POWER OVER PLAYERS
    1248 13 BADMINTON NOTES by Our Special Correspondent 1 TEIK LIM'S STATEMENT START LING, BASELESS. 1 <~— A interesting point has arisen Iron the S categorical statement made by Mr. Tan Teik y Lim a member of the Standing Committee of L the Badminton Association of
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    Johore Lose Inspite Of Good Start
    236 13 JHE Singapore Cricket Club beat Johore by 14 points (a goal, a penalty goal, two tries) to 8 (a goal, a try i at rugger on the padang yesterday. Donou^h opened the score for Johore with a try three minutes after start. Pennell for
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    S C M Y F RETAIN BADMINTON CUP
    134 13 For thc second year In succession, the Straits. Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship woii the Singap »re District Inter-Chapter m.y.F. badminton tournament when they beat the leiuk Ayer If.Y.R lv five matches to nil m the final yesterday and thus retain* .1 the
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    RATHNAM AT FARRER PARK
    47 13 Captain of the Indian tourini soccer team. Rathnam. k"?ked off the match between Indian Recreation OubattJ H.M.S. Triumph at l-airer Park, yesterday. 2 s The game ended m a -*-i Vl X y Tanga R ve^upresr|eda medll'to \£thnam. on behalf of the I.R-C.
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    Snapshot Corner
    23 13 Proper exposure and focus arc combined with backlighting here to make an effective sna snapshot which tells an unmis i.ikabL story.
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    SRC FORWARDS IN DEADLY FORM
    179 13 S.Ft.C. forwards, m spit. of being a m m short, were In deadly form yesterday when the Police were beaten at hockey by three goals to one on the Padang The match provided f))cntv of thrills, for it wa^ fast and clean. Left wmg Ebert
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    MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR KNOW-HOW
    332 13 MAKING THE MOST OF YOUR KNO W-H OW Xo. I ONE of the difficulties m writing a weekly column such as this is the need to confine each column to a single aspect of picture taking. Because of limitations m space, we mutt discuss exposure one week. proper focus another
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    So You Know Soccer?
    518 13 See how much you know about soccer by answering J the qii!7 below. Score hen points for cadi Mfftect answer. J If you chalk 10 and above— exeelleat: .»">— good: M to j lU— fair; 15 and below you should go lo the Stadium I more
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    GOLF... by BEN HOGAN A low fly shot is easier' to control No. 44
    348 13 GOLF... by BEN HOGAN A low fly shot is easier' to control No. 44 LONDON Our Ryder Cup victory turne I into a Mexican stand-on after all. We lo. t our money and escaped with the silver mug and our lives. Not that our worthy links opponents were responsible. No.
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    INDIANS TO GET CUP
    62 13 Singapore Tra< I Co. Employees' Union wi*i present a silver cup to the winner of the match between the Indian touring soccc team and the Malayan I dian> at Jalan Lcsai Stadium today. The Cup will be presented by Mr<=. C. L. Hutchings, wife of the
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    SOCCER BRIEFS
    104 13 The Municipal Work. !h>j>s <l< ited the Municipal I'i ansport Section by four i o nil for the Municipal Engineei Cu| a\ Fairer Park y< terday. Mr. G. Etdmond, donor, pre« •:ii*<l thc Cup. C.V.M.A. defeated Queen's Si reel B »yi Club b; to nil m tl d
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    SERVICES OUTCLASS NEGRI-MALACCA
    450 14  - SERVICES OUTCLASS NEGRI-MALA CCA LUKE ANG 28-0 VICTORY IN H.M.S. MALAYA RUGGER By THE Singapore Combined Services ran through a weak Negri Sembiland-Malacca XV to defeat them by 28 points (five goals, one try) to nil m an H.M.S. Malaya rugger match at Jaian Besar Stadium, yesterday. i he gaiiie
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    Badminton Hall Fund Tops $11.651.64
    230 14 Badminton Hall Fund Tops $11.651.64 A TOTAL of $11,681,01 has been received foi the Sinore Badminton Hall Fund. donations received up SO >er. 2b are M .John Laycock l.OOO.Oo; Mr. M. Namaxie 100.00. fu Badminton Party 5U.00; Mr. Claude da Siivi 100.00: Mr. Philip Hoalim J. A. Cagan 50.00; ."•0.00:
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