Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 6 November 1949

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    25 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE }> t >bh.h> <l Ktfrndtur,' <mOu at SoHjjfjnrr. K»alu Lumpur, fpoa and Penang SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1949 PRICE TEN CENTS. I
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    CHEAPER RICE SOON
    692 1  -  LAWRENCE G. MAN GOVERNMENT GIVES BACK THE PROFITS Tw o Cc nts Off The Katti? By cut m the price of rice may soon follow the culs already made on sugar and (lour. The redijchon will be between one and two cents a katti. Th«» Malayaal Governments
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    India Reds Train Silent Killers
    473 1 W. W Bhv Close on th I Pandit Nehru's mid He road declarations m the Indian Ministry oi" HornAffairs ha pamphle I which sts lists m I idin have <:> I• d r en thc state Ln to train then men to def< itatc i
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    AMOK
    29 1 A MALAY ran amok at Sungei Dua, Butterworth, yesterday. He killed four Chin-ese and wounded eight others. Then he was overpowered and his krls snatched from his hand.
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    EVANGELISTS MEET
    30 1 QniNafiVA. Bat fcignty Christian hades from 1* countries, will meet at Bangkok on Dec C to "review the Challenge of e Communism tn -elation to Christian evangelism. A.l\
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    WRACS TO WEAR BATTLE-GREEN
    60 1 LONDON, Sat.— The War Office yesterday approved a battle-green uniform for Britain's women soldiers. Accessories vv ill inclueie a lichen green shirt, battle green tie. black shoes. battle-green handbag and green knitted gloves. Stockings will be rayon m a nocturne shade. Three of Britain's leading dress
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    ROOSTER'S EGOS?
    23 1 BRIS&ANJC, Sat. A woman who bought a black rooster and lockeel it m a shed said it laid two eggs. Reuter
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    Five Die In Bandit Ambush
    177 1 Five Die In Bandit Ambush aSEGAMAT, Sat. The Eu ropean assistant manager of Voules Estate. two specla 1 constables, and two Chinese women labourers were killed m a bandit ambush early this morning. Five other Chinese women and one man were woundoci. The aaaiatant manager and the constables were escorting
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    TIBET CABLES FOR HELP
    257 1 LONDON. Sat— The Regent of Tibet has cabled an appeal for help from the threat of the Chinese Communists to "liberate" his country. He said: "I hope all nations will help us". The Chinese Communists, m a broadcast from Petping on September 10 said that "the
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    COUNTING SHEEP
    22 1 SYDNEY. Sat. Austra lia toelay hay 108.728.000 sheep, according to the latest government estimate. About 70 per cent are Merinos
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    8 H.P. Taxi Knocks Down Two Shop-Houses
    138 1 IN 8 h.|». 1..rel taxi swerved la the- Kallang Koad yesterday, ran int<» a pillar— -and knocked A down the- front ot twe. stop-booses. Vet only thr.-<- people Were hurt, v. thr. \.ar-o!el hinos«> «rir!. Teo Aa Tong, tho ta\i-elri\ it, EJom hin
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    DUTCH QUIT TWO BIG CITIES
    210 1 BATAVIA, Fr;eiay. THE Dutch Army today started to pull out of Soerakarta nnd Madiun, the two biggest cities they hold m Republican territory. Hutch A my heaelquarters announced that convoys started moving supplies northwar rl from the area th s morning. They expect to complete
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    PENANG CITY WORKERS UNHAPPY
    246 2 PENANG CITY WORKERS UNHAPPY Union Meets To Decide Action From Our Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. A PwEFERENCE to growing tension, discontent and unhappiness among employees of the Penang Municipality was made by Mr. Tan Heng Chew at an extraordinary General Meeting of the Penang Municipal Services Union at the Anglo-Chinese School
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    Here Come The Tretheway Twins
    213 2 THE Tretheway brothers twins of the Royal Air Force were the cynosure of all airmen's eye at Tengah aerodrome yesterday. They landed m the last York aircraft from 210 Squadron, R.A.F. Coastal Command, to arrive m Singapore for exercises with ships of the Royal Navy
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    Convict Ran Secret Radio Station
    127 2 Convict Ran Secret Radio Station MISSISSIPPI. Sat. --A convict In Mississippi State Prison, serving a 50-year sentence for armeel robbery, ha I been broadcasting from hui cell to his wife for the past four years. He has used three transmitters one m the prison guarJhouse, where he was employed as
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    50 BOYS
    55 2 LONDON, Sat.- -Fifty boys —most ot them membeis of the National Association of Boys' Clubs -will have a months' free holiday m Canada ne-xt summer. The *.'xp»iiment was tried this year when Mr. Gariield Weston, former M.l*., for Macclesfield, financed a similar holiday expedition for Macclesfield boys club
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    NON-STOP COBBLER
    21 2 NORFOLK, Sat.— Mr. J. Holliday, 86, Blakency (Nor folk), robbier, has not had a Week's holiday for 71 year.*.
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    CROCODILE KILLER
    27 2 NYAiSA, Sat. -Offiei.il catcher of crocodiles for th? Nyasaland Government. ro-year-olel Mr. Jollyman hikilled 700 reptiles m Lriko Nyana by usin^ polaoned Uicat as bait.
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    Forged Cheque Charge
    181 2 From Our (or respond ent MALACCA, Bat. SK. Ramasamy Redehai. Jeweller and goMamith oi 61 Cross Street, Malacca, gave evidence against Ins former employee. V. K. Samy. who wa.^ on trial today m the Sessions Court, before Mr. V. A. Chua. on a charge of having fraudulently
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    A.M.LS.U. LECT OFFICIALS
    53 2 A' in.' Annual Meeting of the Aii Ministry l^je;ji Stafl Union the* following t< Bice -bt a i ci h 1949 50 Ml A. Bf. N':ii! »Pl lii Wee Sco Be i loeProaident < re-e cte d►, Mi M. C. Bequeira Hon. Gen. Secretary (re-elected), Mr. lU.
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    ART EXHIBITION
    21 2 Raffles Girls' School will hold it.^ annual exhibition of art and handiwork m the school on Wednesday, November 16.
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    Pigs Fill Squatters' Purses With $1,487,644
    222 2 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE pig dealers have bought $1,487,644 worth of pigs from Johore squatters during the past nine months. A total of 78,945 pigs were bought during this period. The brisk sale this year is attributed to the squatter operations. A Veterinary Department
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    FEMININE TOUCH
    36 2 NEWPORT. Sat. -Gray. 3 at Bassale^ and Rogcrston.\ near Newj.oit (Mon.), a: dug by a woman Mrs. I\ v Derrick, of Woodland-ten ar Rogei stone. "Why worry?' she says. 'There's QOthta to hurt anyone."
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    The Old Guard And The New
    117 2 The Old Guard And The New r.ir about 500 years this a,ial\vart warrior has jj kept guartl over a llueid- g hist monastery at th»* 5 Wat Khuhaphiniuk, near I Yala. m >outh Stain. Notice ihe* skull on the I end of his club, anel the* sia:- e»i the' modem
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    FOURTH ANNIVERSARY
    29 2 FO URTH ANNIVERSARY Tho Liberty and Dramatib i Associatiou celebrated their fouith anniversary with a dinner and elance at 11 Martia Road, laat night with t. dinner and dance.
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    GENERAL MEETING
    26 2 The Paya Lebar M.Y.F. will hold their annual general meeting and election next Saturday at their social had 8. Boundary Road, at 8 p.m.
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    BOYS' CLUB OPENING
    28 2 Mr. P, A. b. afcKerron, the Colonial Secretary, will open tb.e Pulau Brani 'Boys' Club on Satuiday. Nov. 12 at Pulau Brani at 5 p.m.
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      523 2 ON YOUR RADIO TODAY BLUE NETWORK *P ot thp Favourites Name the dustani Souj.h. ur .et\ <0 KNGI.ISH PKOtiKAMMKS tirst three favourite top tunes imrM Nul'ti «).00 a.m. Proßramme Summary f th 4 e< m thfl o r A c *f, re< 43 C1 M n|C Anaet. with si*. f».02
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    W. GERMANY TO BUY 20,000 TONS OF OUR RUBBER
    128 3 WESTERN Germany starts! at^.i.. v after the devaluation. Th,' I ,ye JiTiSMS »"nrkrt Am they hay.. been buvmr i r!.?, m X. a numbor of Anna no roliablo eatimatc can b* made ?r tho amount they have ht l n th
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    POSTMAN WAS NOT EXPECTED
    60 3 Herts, Sat. When a Post OfH< man visited a nudist camp J bans A. I .Id arorM ol oui i h and did not to visit Us." At B| r Priest ano foui oth dents of the nudisl ea:.;. each dne d Cl. and ordered to
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    DINNER AND DANCE
    32 3 me Singapore Urban Cooperative Union will hold c dinner and dance to c. lebrat the 13th annua! All-Malayan Co-operative Conference at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday, .November i<t.
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    He Planned The Boys' Town In Spare Time
    304 3 Tribune Stall Reporter SINGAPORE boy planned a town m his spare time. The boy is Goh Joon Yap and the town heplanned is the Boys' Town at Bukit Timah Road. Planning the Boys' Town, he said, "has almost t been an obsession
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    VARSITY FI XD
    18 3 me university of Malaya Endowment Fund stands at 51.605,238.31 as e»n November 5. 194 <c.
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    Girls-Have You The De Carlo Look?
    14 3 ITvonne !>.- Carlo chats vsitl. Mr. Hubert \I. Lur\
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    YVONNE IS GIVING A PRIZE—TO THE GIRL WHO RESEMBLES HER!
    274 3 YVONNE IS GIVING A PRIZE— TO THE GIRL WHO RESEMBLES HER! By OSWALD HENRY [piVERSAD-INTERNATIONAL FILMS' .executives m Hollywood have not vet mad-; up then minds whether e>r not they can'spare Yvonne De Carlo. Marta Toren or Shelley Winters for a personal appearance at Singapore's Movie Ball next month. News
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    A FREE LUNCH IS THEIR REWARD
    156 3 Tribum Btajf portt >■ HOYS of the Anglo-Chines* School at Barker I wi'l now iv,. their clasa mates lunch at the i built school canteen. They will do this m i'lru and In lotatlon ni ,li i Wa lunch. The canteen wa<. built at
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    Oh I Wish I Were Single Again
    105 3 Oh I Wish I Were Single Again Oh: Ifs a dog** Nf»* to stay atj COme HUel loerk after three 11* tie fellows. I wonder what's delaying tho old lad.y. She* saiel she was just nipping around tho oor- j iv r fe.r a gey.sip with Mrs. j BOOSO. five
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    CHURCH FAIR A BIG SUCCESS
    69 3 The Church bail was turn. Ed in*., .i cafeteria when the j Pi byterlan Church m »r--chard Hoad held It* bazaar I ten! afternoon. fins 1 cafe proved a with the a- j tron who d into the rablecloths .hopping bat 'i iandki re -u
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    JOURNALIST LEAVES
    38 3 Singapore Journalist Mr. K. j -'a. Ramanath, of the Assoc:- left here yester- day foi Penang on transfer. iditor-in-Chief of the A.P. Mr, Ramanath wa-- also N uv Editor of the Inti?- m I>aily Mail. Singapore,
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    Judgment Deferred In US. Currency Case
    396 3 Tribune Staff Reporter JHE Third District Judge yesterday deferred judgment at the conclusion of the case m which Edouard Kuhn, proprietor of the Swiss Malayan Agencies was charged with selling American currency U.S. $10,000 without the permission of the Controller of Foreign Exchange. Kuhn
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    PLANTER ON RASH ACT CHARGE
    162 3 PLANTER ON RASH ACT CHARGE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The sequel to the tragic death of Mr. Benedict Ponniah, Director of Social Services,' Ceylon, on Oct. 6at the sai5 a i mile. Kajang-Kuala Lumpur Road, was the appearance m cour; this morning of John Voin. Manager. Sungei Rinching Estate. Kajang. Voin
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    ENGLISH, MALAY COMPULSORY
    56 3 MALACCA. Sat. The Working Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association (Malacca branch) will hold a meeting tomorrow at the B-eng Cheong Society premlsea, Tianquerah Road, to discuss the agreed view of the Communities Liaison Committee that teaching of the English and Malay languages bo made compulsory m
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    FED. POLICE STUDY FIRST AID
    193 3 Will Sen, Iv Jungle Tribun* Stajf Rczport^r DELECTED personnel i f the ..f Malaya IV>lieo Kore- are undergoing advance first aid training. e)n completion of Iho course they will become rr_e h:al orderlies. rapable of ren I>n ig immediate asslstin to casualties either m the
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    BOOKING IN ADVANCE
    45 4 Tho ifHh mass wedding t^ be sponsored by the Mayfair Musical and Dramatic Association w'l be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday, January 29, 1950. Those who wish to take pari aro asked to contact the Secretary of the Association.
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    A PONY STOLE THE SHOW
    75 4 Tii.' pony at the Geylang Methodist Church baaaar ye>terday attracted most attention, ta fact he was the fgest dollar earner of the day. The children were happy once tliey got on his hack and had a lide. Besides the pony theie were sideshows. fishing ponds,
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    A.C.S. TO GROOM BOYS, GIRLS FOR VARSITY
    346 4 Tribune Staff Reporter fO-EDV CATION will be carried a step further n. t year when the new $800,000 Anglo-Chinese School at Barker Road opens a special class hi prepare successful School certificate students for University aid oilier forms of higher education. This class
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    Two Siamese Princesses
    3 4 Two Siamese Princesses
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    And Visit To Chinatown
    118 4 And Visit To Chinatown A VISIT to Singapore's Chinatown is among the eik'ht temrs which can be arranged by Qantas and BOAC for its transit passengers stopping over here. The tour- rang.' from t v to the Allied War Graves Cemetery at Kranji to th° Happy World and open air
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    OLD BOY'S DINNER
    25 4 the Yung Chen- High School Old r.oys Association held an annual el oner at their club premises at Cub Street v.st night.
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    Hollywood V.I.P. To Call On Singapore
    227 4 Tribune Film Reporter [^ATTEST V.I.P. In Hollywood's movie world to head for Singapore on a special visit is Mr. Emanuel Silverstone, Vice-President of 20th Century-Fox International and Inter-America Corporations. He is expected to arrive hero en about November 12 snd will spend sometime m
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    TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT
    73 4 A British, Norwegian and Ethiopian airline have each signed an inter'ine agreement by which they will accept ach other's air passage tickets. They are BOAC. Braathen's South American and Far East Alrtransportatlon, and Lb'diioplan Airlines. Tho airlines have also agreed to accept each othei a consignment notes foi
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    THEY'RE GOING TO STUFF THEMSELVES WITH CAKES
    201 4 Tribune Staff Reporter TWO Siamese princesses, JViomrajwongs Puck--1 pring Pramoj and Momluang Chitti Navawongs, have returned to Bangkok after spending two and three years respectively with the British Fair Eastern Broadcasting Service here. The things they missed most m Singapore? •CaAt-;." tney say.
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    BONN, HOVITA ANCIANQ GET THE CHEERS
    57 4 BONN, HOVITA ANCIANQ GET THE CHEERS JMr. Justus Bon. tenor, j accompanied by Miss HoVita Anciano at the piano, j gave a recital to members of the fores at the Cathay Cinema yesterday morning. Each item brought round of applause from the large j audience. Mr. Bonn'? rendition of "Be-
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    New Ship To Replace Marella
    101 4 New Ship To Replace Marella IT Is neatly a year sine? the Marella. now tho Captain Marcos, belonging to the Australian firm Burs. Philp and Company, Ltd.. was sold and removed from tho Australian Malaya run. Towards the end of next month, however, a new vessel to replace the Marella
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    SACKED MUSIC
    27 4 The Methodist Youth Fellowship, Singapoie District. I wi'l hold a "sacred music ni^ht" next Sunday at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church, 3, Kampong Kapor Road.
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    FINED A DAY'S EARNINGS
    41 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Two trishaw riders were fined $2 at the Magistrate's Court today when they pleaded guilty to toileting at the Railway Station. They told the magistrate that th«ur average daily earnings amounted to $2 or
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    Dr. D'COTTA DIDN'T STAYONDECK
    181 4 Dr. D'COTTA DIDN'T STAY ON DECK Most people on a long voyage spend their time on deck as much as possible, but Dr. A. M. D'Cotta. of Singapore, has other ideas. Coming back from Britain on the Dutch liner William Ruvs, Dr. D'Cotta spent neatly all his tim< m m
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    ICE HOCKEY— FASTEST SPORT IN THE WORLD
    986 5  -  JOSEPH NICHOLS By Night after night, season after season, the players exchange crash for crash, body check for body check, cut for cut, and think nothing of the chances they are taking. MOUNTED on steel runners that have the cutting properties of Damascus
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    IT'S BEST TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA LEVEL
    300 5  - IT'S BEST TO HOLD YOUR CA MERA LE VEL JOHAN VAN QUILDEP $sia |bsSi<pl $orm k r ai ONE of tii.- ten most common mistakes of pictu; making is tho mistake of tilting or tipping the camera. Tipped sidewise, a camera yields a seem m which, the horizon run< down
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    ULTRA-MODERN COURSE FOR MELBOURNE
    135 5 ULTRA-MODERN COURSE FOR MELBOURNE NfELBOURNE, Sat. When Melbourne Racing Club opens Its gates for the opening meeting at its new Bandown ';< .< tt a few m from Melbourne, racegoers will step on to or., of thc show racecourses of th» world, with a design completely new to Australian standai
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    MALA YA SHOULD ADOPT NEW WOODSHOT RULE
    591 6 MALA YA SHOULD ADOPT NEW WOODSHOT R ULE BADMINTON 3y Our Correspondent S Any suggestion S that the Badminton Association of Malavm should not adopt /the International lladminton Federa- t on-approved amend j ment of Law 14 (h). S which among other things penalises woodshots is tani tamount to suggest-
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    FACULTY OF MEDICINE WIN 72
    308 6 FACULTY OF MEDICINE WIN 72 THE Faculty of Medicine ran out easy winners when they defeated the Patently of Arts and Scien-e b\ s.'ven games to two m thp first I niversity of Malaya InterFaculty badminton at the Kaffles Institution hall, yesterday. While the Arts and Science men wore easy
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    SO YOU KNOW SOCCER?
    227 6 bootball Quiz BeiOW are tea que-dions to test your knowledge of soccer, score Aye poUnfa for each correct answer. if you chalk up 40 excellent; 15 food; 80 to 20 fair; 15 and below you know next to nothing about soccer. (Answers on Page 15) 1.
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    Your Caddy Can Win Your Match For You No 17
    422 6  - Your Caddy Can Win Your Match For You No 17 Ben Hogan (■oh* ijg> WIZENED OI.D fELLOWS LUGGING BAGS ,c QANTON, England .The moment the American Ryder Cup team took a look at'this course they felt right at home. So would Bing Crosby had hp been here. It 1 1
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    BOXING—WITH THE GLOVES OFF
    822 6 This feature is dedicated to the improvement of professional boxing m Singapore. Its only obligation is to the public. It reserves the right to praise or criticise as the situation demands. Praise will be given cheerfully when it is deserved, but on the other hand if
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      164 6 PA IMC AF TER I Ml Rd EATING Cm pilni tnd "haart burn ara often c*u»ad by toe much fUCI add In th* ttomach. Milk ol Magnesia li tha Ideal anted* v9B fcr such allmanu. It qwickly neutralizes th* ax can acid* In J531 your ftomach makas you faal comfortable
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    INDIANS TRIUMPH AFTER BAD START
    739 7  - INDIANS TR I UMPH AFTER BAD START PHILIP GOH CIVILIANS CO DOWN 4-2 TO STRONGER SIDE By \yHATKVER doubts the local soccer fans might entertain about the prowess of the Indian Tourists were completely cleared yesterday when they saw me visitors smash their way to a brilliimt 4— -2 vie
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    VICTORIANS TASTE FIRST DEFEAT
    151 7 VICTORIANS TASTE FIRST DEFEA T Victoria School tasted their first hockey defeat this season when they were defeated by two goaiH to one by the V.M.C.A. on the .School ground, yesterday. Both .s.Mt= of forwards Mart.-. I cautiously Th.- Ta .attacked Mum the initial erhißtle and tonrmed the boya m
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    Soccer Answers
    255 7 <FKO.M PAOE 14i 1. Tea, a signal may be viv n by whistle, a motion ">f the hand or by word of mouth. 2. Th. ,me sd. .1.1 t,,. vi;. fed and free kick iv* n against tie- attacker foi dang< i ous play. No. For although he
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    NEGRI DRAW WITH SELANGOR
    64 7 KUALA IJ'T.il UR, Sat. A goal scot «l hy A. Dankci a minute befo*.? tin- final whiatb anatalcd Kegri r3emMlan to ho FclaiaKor t< .i one-all draw at i.oik. y yea* tenia*) The 6ra*t b*lf NVaTus scoreless. In th' fourth minntc of tL> second -v .ion
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    HANDICAPS FOR FIRST AND SECOND DAYS
    701 7 >..llowin R are tho weights for t*a funt day «f tho sijij.an.iio l..rt tlub's Winti-r Meeting,,, < IaASS I. DIV. 1 7 H us ...J^ v»„„s fySSA'*?* s 8 'avoubitb an I 1 I, Hill BYRON JJ! NATURAL I lII.M II MOM Hith; *<>!
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    48 7 The Siamese ltadminton Team, which is arriving here this evening by air from Bangkok, standing m the centre is the Siamese champion, Dheh Dhattavara. The team will play two matches against the Infill l«.l\ and the Mayflower IS. P. at the Happy World on Nov. i) and IS.
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    SERVICES HAD TO FIGHT HARD FOR VICTORY
    798 8 BRILLIANT TOUCH FINDING FEATURE' CF CUP RUGGER By Ll XX ANG AFTER a gruelling game, the Singapore Combined Services came through victors over the Singapore Civilians m the second H.M.S. Malaya Rugby Cup match at the padang yesterday, the Services won by 13
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    Home Soccer Results
    310 8 y n«.i.i^ii i i: v.i v. i I EST m\ IKION I Fulham 1. Birmini 0. Rl«« V Bolton 2 2. Burnley I. Ah ton V. 0. i Port smout h Derby 1 Mid llesbrou :h n Livei pool i Man. heater i Manche u« V. Huddei
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    Top Men Report To Whitehall
    124 8 Top Men Rep or t To Whitehall REPORTS fio:n Britain a top tivea m Scuth E ist A la, who hay.' Just ended their three day conference at Bum B i ne are already on thcii way to Whitehall. Although th^ British Gov't.! .s not bound t<> upon Ui m,
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    PERAK DEFEAT PENANG
    76 8 Tho Perak Rugby XV dc feated the Penang XV m a H.M.S. Malaya Rugby Cup match by lb points (four tries and two penalty goals i to nil at Ipoh yesterday. m rak outclassed Penang m all departments of the game. Thl y were very fast and
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    Outside Elimminatges S'pore Woman champion
    463 8 Outside Elimminatges S'pore Woman champion By SHUTTLE MRS. Ong Heng Kwee of the Diehard Badminton Party gave a giant-killing performance to eliminate the Singapore Open Singles Women Champion, Mrs. Chionh Hiok Chor (A.A.U.), m the women singles semi-finals of the Singapore Badminton Championships at the Clerical Union Hall last night.
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    COUNSEL AND A.S.P. IN A BREEZE
    255 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Bat. There was s "brecsc" iv>. tw< en the Johore state Trafiic Ofdeer (ASP Stark) and Defence Counsel (Mr. .1. Braga) m the Magistrate's Court today at the trial of 10-year-old Foo Wong, of Kluang. Foo Wong faced two charges of ovei
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    THRILLING MOMENT
    23 8 An incident at lhe Jalan Bcaar Stadium yesterday uh tn.- visiting Ind.an team beat the Civilians by four goals ta two.
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    Duty prevents Police from fielding the best
    455 8 Tribune Staff Reporter THE Singapore Police Force rugby team have not been able lo turn up m full strength this season although they have as good a team as any other side m the Colony. *One of the reasons for it is the
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    Kedah retain Saltan's Cup
    97 8 KUALA LCMPCR. Sat. KEDAH were lucky to retain the Sultan's Gold Cup when they defeated Perak to day by a solitary goal scored during the extra time played after the game had ended m a goalless draw at full time. Perak failed to convert penalty m
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      126 8 TRUNKS-SNOfS'MVMMS SUITCASE I WAtDMBfSb SING KEE TRUNK DEALERS 67, NORTN BWOCIROAO S.NGAPORE, TCi:49^ In conjunction with thc 4th Anniversary of T H£ HA.'PY CABARET The Management presents THE 1949 SINGAPORE PROFESSIONS DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP on the 17th. 18th. 19th. 20th 21st November. U On thc 4 Standard Dances. Cash Prizes will
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    DRIVERS SAY, MEDALS ARE JUST THE STUFF'
    445 9 DRIVERS SAY, MEDALS ARE JUST THE STUFF' .„>• i ssmv si i r t T nmt stall Reporter rt^%^SS^S«.*^ P0 l :,U,ra >"«' »SS for (ood Mreduce accident* Says a driver with a clean record for l r veara* "It Sam 110 Uk. much to avoid acdderta only a liHleTare
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    VARSITY FUND
    24 9 l niv I Ma ■*WWniei (j vi 31 Big- con! 1,,, Whid vi: Boffin* 'Utlnie anti Co. do., •ml th. Singa, «20
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    AGE OF EVE
    26 9 ,u,l > m Malaya roi 1947 •vws that marrh 1 Cff" Sm! nearh v 'T n "> i 7u will claim to nt< n irUn.
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    Queues And Quarrels
    53 9 Queues And Quarrels Ih< i < are t|u< i* snd quarrels m the Klm X il Ftoad ;.r'-a nearly every morning— and it is";.n over water. There la only -ne stand applying 16 household With water, and the row tarts when delays at the end ol the queue. "GMvc, us
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    SI5O CIGARS CO UP IN SMOKE
    54 9 MALACCA S M I to .-m. n on Wi dne <i ly night wck called out to tbeii fourth hr,- m ten days. It way at s ciK'ir factory. An o, oven for dry ing I leaves c lv ed the Bn About $150
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    DANCE TO CELEBRATE
    48 9 The Union Dance Party I held a successful dinner and j dance at their club premisi 42 Race Course Road, to re!.-- hrate the sueces« of their reCent social dance held at the Adelphi Hotel Fancy caps and novelties were distributed after the dtnm r.
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    ...Then There Was One
    111 9 I "T J an two m t ,H picture, but onh SMC t6f n n is xisd.'.. bMSauSKJ '♦W a r ,ms s ,k l7t t'«' ,A Marin Hof| „irth. r the Ha _t A M,n Rottd ,(> -l»Ph K n,mrr K ar from Wlttrh ,rk
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    Tenants him – they have to use COAL
    156 9 Tenants him they have to use COAL Tribune Staff Reporter I'ENANTS of Singapore Improvement Trust artipan houses m Klm Keat Road are burning with rage. Reason: They havr been told, xou ye got to cook oy gas or charcoal." w*« can't afford charcoal/ 4 tenants point out, So we use
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    MODERN JOGET INCLUDED, TOO
    51 9 Members of the Ben Choon Kok Benevolent Association t •> lebrated their 37th annlvei sary at 357 Ea«t Toast Roa-1 yesterday. Tho day began with ten. a fsneral meetlnp. a dinner and supper. A modern Joget party wa<i m attendance. The celebration^ will eontinu.- today untd
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    Her Voice In A Postbag
    186 9 Her Voice In A Postbag JWhen the postman knocks at granny (iibson's door m England a lew days before Christmas he will have a parrel labelled: "To fIrSBBJf. \ilh Love from Mary." 8 The parcel will contain recordings of four songs l b\ Mar>. who Is m far fi away
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    Singapore Pensioners Are Tired Of Doing Nothing
    240 9 Tribune Staff Reporter JHERK are pensioners m Singapore who are fretting to death, because they have nothing to do. Mr. I,oh Ah Pow. a former Singapore postmaster now on [Kmsion says, "Life i.s boring: can't justloll around; I must do something." Uke himself,
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    KIM. 76, HAD NO CARD
    63 9 Kirn Lee, 7a wa charged m the First District Court yesterday with failing to obtain an identity can! Fun pleaded guilty. He -aid b<- had been ill for several years, fhe son of Kirn'S form, r employi r came forward and offen (l to get
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    Insurance Problems Bog Trips To S'pore
    151 9 Tribune Staff Reporter gATAVIA flying club pilot* have had their ambitions of flying to Singapore blotted out by insurance problems, said the Secretary, Mr. 'Th V. Schelven. The club's planes have been refused insurant coverage outside Indonesian territory. "We planned many a time to
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    More Animals Take The Air
    153 9 More Animals Take The Air Tribunal HUiff Rvporier AIR transportation of ;»m--*a in-; is fiom all parts of the world, including Malaya. to Hiitain has increased so much i that an animal hospital and j quarantine centre is to be set up at London An pott. The R S.T'.C A
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    SUCCESS WILL BE GOOD FOR MALAYA
    86 9 SUCCESS WILL BE GOOD FOR MALAYA Extensive Far East and European tests on the use jf rubber powder on tarred road surfaces have led to tne laying of rubber roads m thc American states of Ohio. Virginia, Minnesota and Texv*. If successful this may mean m increased output to America
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    S.I.T.S.C. DANCE
    19 9 The S.I.T. Sports Club held their first anniversary dance at St. Andrew's School Hall, Woodsville last night.
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    There Is A Rush For Jeeps
    238 9 THE veteran wartime jeep, once a despised *jalop\ which could be bought for !>250. Is now a much bought after vehicle which may co: t as much as 11,500, because of the i-tron;.; d. mand for them from Horn- 0 The wise men who
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    "IT'S AN IDEAL SITE TOR A PLA YGROUND"
    340 9 City Fathers Eye A Timber Yard Tribune Staff Kei>orter DAVA LEBAR may soon get its children's playground In an open space opposite the police station, if the Progressive Party can make suitable arrangements with the present tenant of the land. The idea
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    THIS SINGAPORE
    2314 10  -  vera Ardmore By MR. Claude Massey. tho Australian Commissioner who will soon be leaving u~ to become his country's first Minister to Egypt, has a i finite personality. Casual s friendly as he is at parti..-, one feels thc sound common sense outlook that makes him the man
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    TIS LONDON
    2542 11  -  LONDON, Sat I nKCKiYKP two interest- ing letti w.ek, one from ;i ,:1 the Army m Singapore, who mature I could not i< ii. and the other from < £> ntlentan m t hc tJIO whom I have known for many years, but, because 0 f the nature
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      284 11 a /ot'e/>' mouth is tp^JKgjj^ POND'S LIPS Z 1 W A v»a>iT.an'j lips tcli the story of _^__HL -4aV 1 her moods. Your lips arr you! •P^______t^^^ Jfifc// Bring oul their loveliness with aU Mm -4 Pond's LIPS! In allunng shades, l.^ jj/n.-tcxturcd. Pond's LIPS arr (\\>J made for you.
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SWEET AND SOUR
    554 12 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SWEET AND SOUR LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Trtbunt Office, U,3, Floet Street, Lundon, E.C. J,. SUNDAY, NOV. 6, 11)49. THE cost of living goes up and up. A twelve 1 cent rise m the price of a gallon of petrol and the prospect of dearer
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    COCKTAIL TIME
    125 12 HTirE Tribune newspapers had a few words to say about the delujre of cocktails that all but drowned out ECAFE. At the risk of putting colleague Vera Ardmore on the spot, we would like to say a few more. There are too many cocktail parties m Singapore, far
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    THE FABULOUS BARODA IS IN TROUBLE AGAIN
    1716 12  - THE FABULOUS BARODA IS IN TROUBLE AGAIN JOHN HOCKIN Sacked Two Trainers In Succession By THE ii yeai old Maharajah G tekwai of Baroda, rated the second richest man In the world, and his wife. the md Mahai anee, have once tin h»-en hi adline target thi British Press. JU
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    The Prince Eats Soap If He Gets A Chance
    1452 12  - The Prince Eats Soap If He Gets A Chance ALVIN STEINKOPF BY HE is a prince but he does not know it. He eats soap if he gets a chance, bathes with a rubber duck and has teeth too numerous to mention. He hammers with his spoon. He has no
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      136 12 EUROPE md the M.M within a TEW DAYS of your doorstep! This is the era of air travel. Ycur recreational bot chance to see more, to do more- old I nd the new w without losing precious time en Hotel-styled comic route. K.LM'.s modern airliners a. woll during i nsj
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    1041 13 Introducing a new Sunday Tribune feature which gives you a bird s eye view of the world at large. I Ami Convert Bob Pleases The Tories OX the third day of the ConParty Conferee,., the Emi res Hall, Kail' Comt. v. full but the notent. lt iger's
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    STRANGER THAN FICTION
    361 13 Cheerful. A restaurant °n a Paris boulevard has a sign m the window saying»ou eat better here 'than across the street." Facing restauranl is a cemetery. Inside Story. A doctor JJ Port Huron. Michigan, found a moth and four m the ar of George MacCallom. who had
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    PRINCE CHARLIS
    215 13 From Page Eight "i hi first Christmas JWa watched the arri- "f Spring at Windelsham home of Princess JJweth an.l the Duke of n.ai Ascot. There [."owed an interlude Hou their London and on Aug. he was <«hi to liv,. ,n Birkhall on Jl c Kind's Balmoral i
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    Waltener Has A Row With Savile Row
    670 13 Over Masculine Fashion fJASTON WALTENER y year-old top flight French tailor, who fondly imagine* his gilded saloi the word centre Of masculine .asnion, is angry. aSavile Row has not only criticised hi:; latest decree on what the smart man may and may not
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    TITO REPLIES TO COMINFORM— WITH "TITINFORM"
    527 13 TITO REPLIES TO COMINFORM— WITH "TITINFORM" ON l U loni, ins island home In the Adriatic, with his son Ml wha and hi pet Alsatian wolfhound "Tigei foi company, Marsh ill Josip Bioz Tito spent much time last SUmmei on a plan to count, r- t the i (.-inspired whispei
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      Facts About Queen Mary
      588 14 Her Majesty Qnren Mary, by Louis Wulff (Sampson Lou, 12s. Cd.). TO his series of book* on the Royal Family. Court Reporter Wulff now adds a portrait not a biography; she docs not wish one to be written during her lifetime of Queen Mary. Tt Is
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      HISTORY OF MAN
      197 14 From Cave Tainting to Comic Strip by Lancelot Hogben (Max Parish, 21sfl). VERSATILE Professor Hogben has now followed up ."VI a the mat ies fur the Million and Science for the Citizen (both best sellers) with another characteristic piece of virtuosity variously described as "a record of
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      The Torojas Of Celebes
      294 14 White Stranger hy I Tarry Wilcox (Collins, His.). DEMOBBED m South-East Asia, Harry Wilcox went to spend MS gratuity m the Celebes, near Borneo. He had planned a six months' escape from civilisation to live among the Torajas, described by the American-owned Encyclopeadia Britanaica as a
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      FLASHBACK TECHNIQUE
      168 14 THE PARASITES By Daphne dv Maurier. (GaIBBBJCS 110) MARIA. Niall. and Celia Delaney. the family of a famous singer and a famous Maris Is the daughter of Pappy". Niall the son of "Mamma"; and Celia their joint effort. Between Maria and Niall here has always exand Niali there
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    Jimmy Glover's Review
    594 14 Jimmy Glover's Review SOME weeks ago I told you that war books were "out", that publishers frowned en all MSS. about tho last war, but I also suggested there were occasional exceptions. One such exception comes to lij^ht this week. And it proves that the public are still prepared to
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      38 14 Strange* A* it Se*e*ni« WON FAME. BY WAITING '/S[_ J *^*^Jmj^^y*B& TO^^OVt.y^-^ 7^2>^ *>* m 10& BPAZ/L/A/V SPDEPS MEASLP'NG o*CHtt\ ft fie/ ACTUALLY DEVOUR SHAKES MOPE Jl *v^T THAN Tl 'ICE THE, P 5/ZE WjAaWmfAWU/jU, At^ ■>* >•«•!,»-..».*— t,-*.... s~ .a.V'^_Ao_tfW^
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      572 14 Avoid leoal tangles and don'l resort to the late un- d chanes sure that you understand WZ there is absolutely no J» A<- aWt *£5 <-'n,< -fM-n- ,nu/ regulations. ataer attentat**. I« ifte f,' Jou ftare SAGITTARIUS home, enter** mmt accept 1^ g gaB£ aB (ls l)OU probably NOV, W.
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    PULCHRTTUDE PLUS
    40 15 i Willi what appears to y be effortless grace, Blea- n<ir I'uuell cracks all i dancing records m a group of striking new r..utili»s i:« the M-<i-M picture, "Ship Ahoy," m which she en-slurs with X..1 Shell. .ii.
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    STRICTLY UNDER DURESS'
    158 15 STRICTL Y UNDER DURESS UIC MATURE, who n< Vi i I ccatr t d about t 10l lies, r oUIy became the owner of a :ai!or-m;i<i. ut, i.i- first. 1 it strictly und. r i, li. told his co-woi 80th i fentury Kox. on. morning tailor -taped up at my
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    Whistle Stop- Kick-Crash ! It Happened
    330 15 Whistle Stop- KickCrash It Happened MOVIE SET NIGHTMARE A^VU ?7/? I' 0 <-' h -ton Uanecr this si„c ,'i m Mt with hor nimble feeH m the script of "Ta.u"re Mv Everything- that D1 1 liiiil. v was to com, down a hillw.; whistling "and Ann who i wm axing
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    THEY WERE CAUGHT ON THE HOP
    92 15 J£Xa.\s wall probably migi t<> Afi ica aft. r **ng RKO Radio's "Savage wndouis." a pictorial r. co-.l the Lewis Cotlow-Armand expedition to tho Ja^k Continent. Highlight of the film is a lowing the exploi •^capturitib wii,i beasts by **ooing them from peed- iti^;
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    THIS ONLY HAPPENS IN HOLLYWOOD
    989 15  - THIS ONLY HAPPENS IN HOLLYWOOD HENRY GRIS That tht celluloid city unpredictable was agcin proven the other day when two new girls found themselves on the way to stardom by the wrong route. o •By JWO YOUNG GLRLaS w.me to Hollywood early m 1949. One, a pretty blonde from Mississippi,
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    STAR-LINCUIST
    55 15 FLORENCE MARLY, Czech actress who recently signed a contract with Allied Artists, is rapidly becoming one of Hollywood's best linguists. Miss Marly already speaks English, SpaniaSh, Portuguese, Czech, German French and Italian, and is now studying Russian. She plans to learn Tatm-ie^e and Chinese next.- A.P. JOAN TAYLOR From
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    CLENN FORD IN FILM FOR COLUMBIA
    119 15 CLENN FORD IN FILM FOR COLUMBIA pOUaNT THREE AND PRAY," story of the wartime pilots who returne;! to civilian life to find the demand for their services muca smaller than the supply, has been placed on the production slate at Columr.ia as a co-starring vehicle from Glenn Ford and Barbara
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    The Cat That Nearly Stopped The Show
    408 15 The Ca t That Nearly Stopped The Show tfttANK SUCK, the Jungle 13 ry, the indomitable Tarzaa. and all the other denizens of the Jungle always sought and found adventure m darkey Afi ica, Asia or even the desolate wastes of the Polar legion. In Eagle-Lion's outdoor technicolour drama, "Thy
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    An All-time Record For "Red Shoes'
    144 15 An All-time Record For "Red Shoes' THE RED SHOES" completed a year's run m New Toi k recently. .Moi. a Shearer and Robert llclpm.inn. two of the stars, now appealing m the CiW with the 9 :.r.i' s w. !i s Ba rlet Company, attended me anniversary celebrations ani werJD
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    DESERT ATTACK
    45 15 A dramatic m.nu.tit m |B-a IJ-A releaso, "Outpost m Morocco," "-ln.winii Hit* attack on the French fort by 1 lit- n orcein en of tht* Knur of Del Basked. Mar «>f th c film, Gearf* Raft is m thc cutout on Hit* left.
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    Put Star On Right Road
    119 15 D I 'RING his last visit London, Chips Rafferty, who i.s now starring m "Bitter Springs" m Australia, lost his way and was directed by London 'bu 3 conducrruss Mrs. Lucy Knight. She was unawaie that 8{l« had been photographed v/h le putting chip;- on
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    EXPENSIVE IN LOOK ALONE
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    Noise Is Your Enemy
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