Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 November 1949

Microfilm: NL1467
Total Pages: 16
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    25 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER l'ubluh(d fnmultaaeouxhi at Hin yaporr, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penana. SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAFOKE, SINDAV, NOVEMBER 37, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTfc
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    BLACK MILLIONS TAPPED AGAIN
    1236 1  -  Lawrence C. Mani Devaluation has not plugged rubber leak By INTERNATIONAL currency racketeers are now again rapping milCons of US dollars from the Sterling area on Malayan rubber, Australian wool, eastern spices, metais and many oth-r commodities from the Sterling bloc. VVhen the devaluation was announced
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    Sir Alex's 1st Probe: A Missing Raincoat
    145 1 Sir Alex's 1st Probe: A Missing Raincoat Sir Alexander Maxwell, slight bt-spect&cled Chairman ot trie three-man mis.sion to investigato tn^ Malayan Police administration spent Ilftcon minutes on board a ConMdltUon aircraft at Ten^mli ycfterday lo >king for his lost mackintosh. Sir Al-. xander dnaiiy emergH frwn the plane looking happy,
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    The Tin Soldier
    105 1 The Tin Soldier Xine-year-o!d Juniper Foo. star of Willy Blok) Hanson'* nt«»ry in dame '»Th« Tin Soldier" which will l» presented at the Victoria Theatre next month, tan-ii«l<-nt!.\ submits to th. make -up pencil of Mrs. Willy TlloU Hanson. beMmt* a rehearsal. Say* Willy: "This ehild has the makings of
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    WARD MOVES ON
    70 1 HONOK(f\\:. Sat. Mr. Angu« Ward. United States Con-Jul-Genoral In Mukden who *as beer expelled by the Chi- on his a >' to Tientsin, according 10 terican i tu.suiai omcial here. He said the Couauiate-Uen-fal h<r.' ha- received ;t telepji from Peking stating the [Styles Government is ;;tJmptinx
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    WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE UNION JACK?
    155 1  - WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE UNION JACK? Mr. Ec Yew Kim MALACCA. Sat.. "I am 01 the considered opinion that it would be most unwise on oui par; to change the flag, namely, the Tnion J*uk," said 1 the Hon. Mr. Ke Yew Klin when h«- opposed the adoption of a
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    VON NIDA, THOMSON & METZ TO PLAY HERE
    203 1 VON NIDA, THOMSON METZ TO PLAY HERE PKOIJABLY the most cxctiing golf match ever aeon in Singapore will take placr: on Wednesday afternoon at 4.15 p.m. at the Island Clun Course. In aid of the University of Malaya. Fund, the Island Cluo aided by the American Association of Singapore have
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    MAO, HO SAY HELLO
    26 1 HONGKONG. Sat.— MrsMfM pledging to defend 'world democracy and lasting peace." have been exchanged by Mao Tse-tung and Ho Chia-minh.^l Re uter
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    TROOPERS SEARCH LAUREL'S HOME
    97 1 MANILA, Saturday. DOLITICAL aspects of the uprising in tlie Philippines were emphasized last night when a Constabulary detachment searched the ManiU home of Jose P. Laurel, apparently looking for rebel leadeis. uurti remained in his study White his son snowed Lil tioopeis through the house Tncy
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    Speneer Joins Tribune
    284 1 The Man With 2,000 Winners SPENCER, one of the be*t known and most successful jockeys of the Malayan Turf, is joining the Tribune as its new racing specialist. The man with more than 2,000 winners to his credit and twenty-three years* experience of raring in this country,
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    Red Propaganda Drive In S'pore
    480 1 Tribune Stall Reporter I EADING Chinese in Singapore have received a twelve page document, signed by the Central Committee of the Malayan Cotaununist Party, calling for the "annihilation of the British Imperialists and their feudal runningdogs" and th^ setting up of a Malayan People's Democratic
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    TWO KILLED IN CRASH OF BEAUFIGHTERS
    80 1 TWO KILLED IN CRASH OF BEAUFIGHTERS r>(TALA LUMPIER, Si;. Two menders of a Bdautight--1 --.i v-n ng here ..f*cr an alra rlico re il 3d and another injured When the piano <> >\ engine trouble and hed south of Durian Tipu:; A Court of I iqu ry ij beir." he
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    TWO TOWNS FALL
    22 1 HONGKONG. Sat—Liuchow and Wuchow, Kwangsi towns, both fell to the Communists yesterday, according ti> Chinese reports this morning- Reuter
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    BEER HELPED
    20 1 SYi»NfcjY, Sat.— Austral iau beer drinkers wero heavy contributors to Federal revenue last financial year. Re u ter
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    WEAVING CHRYS
    20 1 IPSWICH, Sat— Jack Taylor, steward of a club here, has a chrysanthcsmum plant that thrives on beer.- A.P.
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    FRENCH C-in-C VISITS S'PORE
    80 2 fENERAL de Corpsd'Arme e Ctrpentier. C-in-C of the '1 French Armed Forces in the Far East, arrived at Changi yesterday, on a return courtesy visit. .Major General J. Kirkman. the Chief of Staff, received him on behalf of Lt. General Sir John Harding. I mring his
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    ISLANDERS LOSE ONLY DISPENSARY
    180 2 tribune Staff Reporter TlilJ civilian population of Pulau Erani Island, numbering about 1,500. most >1 ..lum arc Malay lisherfolk, are without medical attention for the last ttn d lyi This is bscauae the building, which housed the civilian dispensary, has been taken back by the Military
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    School Girl Holds Up Special Plane
    204 2 School Girl Holds Up Special Plane A LITTLE school girl from Australia. Miss S. Pearce, held up a special Malayan Airways Christmas-holiday plane to Kuala Lumpur yesterday at Kallang Airport for over an hour. Fourteen excited children from Australian schools who arrived in Singapore on board the Charon to spend
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    Red China's Envoy Gets His Visa
    85 2 Red China's Envoy Gets His Visa Mr. Chuan^ 3i Chunn. recently appointed ViCC-Chatr-man W the Overseas Allans Commission of the Red China Government, received hi. visa on Friday, and left Singapore for Hongkong on his way to Peiping\ Mr. Chtiaftg. who was cheered by 5.000 supporters ;it the 3rd birthday
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    SCOTTIES ON PARADE
    27 2 jtoc ttcotittii Center Association cf Malaya will bo PO!diU£ C >;; V of BCOtttCfl at Gj Third Avenue, Hukit TUn&h Road, today at 4 pin.
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    RELIGIOUS MEET
    29 2 Dr. L.17.: ooon Kenr will preside ov "i the ir.Ui-reli-gious me j .ing: tonight r.t tlw Yong Cheng School Hall, Chito Street, i'-i t at 7.30 p.m.
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    AIR ESCORT FOR A. O. C. MALAYA
    47 2 AIR ESCORT FOR A. O. C. MALAYA Air Marshal Sir Hugh and Lady Lloyd left Chang! late yesterday morning for Batavia as guests of the Deputy !ominis.«ioncr-Gcncral there A tempest of eight aircrafts escorted him from :.n iiclci. Sir Hugh is poißg on months leave to Australia.
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    Progressives Lash Out At Labour
    509 2 Prog ressi ves Lash Out At Labour THE President of the Progressive Party, Mr. C. C. Tan, yesterday lashed out at Legislative Councillor, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, during the course of an election campaign meeting at Farrer Park, to introduce the Party's candidate for the North Ward, Mr. Chong Thutt
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      372 2 On Your Radio BLUE NETWORK S» mmar y; |M| Popular Imc .ffl^WWi PROGRAMMES NrKAYUAM KKNdIXNA oilo J, 00 Programme Summir, CHEBTRA; L»43 News; 1.09 Cl*M 9.03 Morning munir; !).3O „aii» Down. J"f tl* on the Air— Mujblc olay- 4 P m Programme Siim**o in St.iith American Ktylc- »nhn «««<>•; 7.05
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    X'mas At Home For 80 Children
    149 3 X'mas At Home For 80 Children MGHTY Malayan <chooi*i childun who are schooling In Australia stturned in the Charon yesterday to spend their Christmas vacation with th'^ir patents and relative! in Maluya. Besides tho schoolchildren, the Charon carried 11 adult passengers. Among the children were Misses Gail and Corinne Howe,
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    'COURAGE AND BRAINS BEATING THE BANDITS'
    389 3 'COURAGE AND BRAINS BEATING THE BANDITS' i <ih*r<itfi«Mi I'oliri- Have Own <sgNaf*4*r n/ii- %v v < d Kl ALA LIMPLR Saturday. jy|K. W. N. dray, Commissioner of Police for the Federation of Malaya says thiit th** two main requisites for the Tolici* Force's success "against the criminals in Malaya" arc
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    Soldier Admits He Stole In Church
    228 3 TWENTY-THREE year-old Thoma.s Hanlon admitted in the Second Police Court yesterday that he stole a woman's handbag while attt-ndirm a church service. He stole the handbag when the woman left her bench to receive holy communion at the altar. Inspector Noordin bin Talib, prosecuting,
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    CONVICTED FOR HOUSEBREAKING
    74 3 Tribune start Repor< rr Tan Ton^ How and Alhuimeed Sarinuiii were >>ot.h convicted in thr first l>is>trict (Joint yesterday <>n charges of houscbi caking and theft of $12 at -Joo Chiat Terraee at 7.30 a.m. on Nov. 4. Tan was KBteaeed to ->n« years rigorous UnpriMmncut in
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    A Club For Bing's Fans
    126 3 A Club For Bing's Fans BIN(« i:OS|;V Inns in Sin-a aofe v. ill soon !>•• a!»!«> ts join 'he Th»* C h»!» Oaalfc (Miiiiin. r»oridu. I .S.A.) which is to open h hranch 1) tlie Coloay short'y. 1 all started ulien a Singape.iv Imi.v wrote ii» I^arry Crosby o' ('r«»Kl»\
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    BANDIT CAMPS RAZED
    53 3 lOH< >i:;-- BAHRU. .-it. sc'inity forces raised .six bandH camps— tlirec In tinKluaag aj<;i and thuv more near Labi yesterday. Large quantities of cooking utensils, ran-p equipment and foodatvfffl were recovered from the canipt. A Police jungle squad capture) u bandit agent in the Bakri area of
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    FINED $700
    60 3 Yi o Kay Way u tongknfig taikong vvns lined h total of 1700 by the Wrst Witrlct Jvdge yesterday after jjc pleaded guilty to two charges of Failing to hoist a quarantine flag and notify the port health officer of his veaueTl arrival from [ndaglrl, n infect. >d
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    THEIR ROAD MANNERS WILL BE CHECKED
    126 3 THEIR ROAD MANNERS WILL BE CHECKED AT nine-thrity this morning members: of tho Ha^apore Motor Club will gather out!dc> Princes Restaurant in Orchard Road, there they will wait for their 'fltarttag times' in n Rdiability Trial Which will tak. them on a M-milc-oborae. 't wii! eall for rarefni, eflcient driving.
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    NO PERMISSION
    38 3 Fu: eni-3rtD3 t!:.- Singapore Harbour L'oa'd area witboui peir.v.svion cost Wo&g \U *»fn£ a fine df $15. Ilr- v/a* Charged in tho Second Disttiot Court yo-terday. the cdßtence w?!r. committed on the afternoon of Nov. 25.
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    S'pore Water Position Better
    320 3 RECENT rain storm* have mack- Singapore'!, water situation much "happier" than it has been for th» past few months. Making this statement the Municipal Water En 41 neer, Mr. F. G. Hill siid he still considered that the Dositlon will be bad next year •Mi. Hill
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    It's Fun When It Rains
    58 3 These little CMsjhbj kojn ha^** fua v.hen it rafau sr^j l \\hfn thi« tide eaflsts in. At tke+e times »h< ana around^) Tiluk Ayr Marl-, t SJIH flooded, and once tbjs happen* 1 off come the boys' etotkea. Having no swim »»;i(-I doesn't seem to
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    Jivabhai Replies To Oehlers
    215 3 Jivabhai Replies To Oehlers I*RE Progressive Party < hi didai.- io» the City Warn in the forthcoming Municipal Elections, >•*» Hasan All Ji> ibnal. y« st > day ■■<•■•« In r< p.'y the Labour l'nrty candidate. Mr. Debtors' challenge i on Thu.-xl.'iy "I WOOid liii«" t<< Iti-I iCtr It v«ry
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    BIRTH
    29 3 I Mr.-. c. tffikpi haVi 't p nAOtto i inj t v 'tii pi ft' ■<■ daufrhfci S««lii P>liunn:i ni Voiiii I :>it.. SinKaporc, 20th i l"l" L Park
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      200 3 Why do her teeth sttu, white? he ete* 1 thenl H4 I J>afe cleaning makes teeth Jfty^^ deans smoothly, so it keeps i^Ep^P^^iii^) There's no waste in use with jjj*^ Gibbs Dentifrice, so you Kf^MA/ save money as well as your N\JvV IN THE NEW tceth< COLOURED TINS t-%0 I
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    ARMY DRIVERS TO UNDER GO SEVERE TESTS
    320 4 ARMY DRIVERS TO UNDER GO SE VER E TES TS Four- Month Course, Then On The Roads Tribune Staff Reporter ALL commanding officers of Army units in Slngapore have been ordered that military drivers should undergo a 16-week training course and pass a strict driving test, before being allowed to
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    Mr. Rayman Remembered
    85 4 THE Singapore I.npiovement 1 i UKt Houflir t,' Estate in Bah itlei Road is :o be named "ilayiru»n EstaU 1 The road leading into the estate will be called "Ravmaii Avenue". Rayman Estate will bo nvido up of 1.400 Aritsans Qua i tors. A Municipal Committee has
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    Daughters Told: "Why Not Invite The Boys To Tea'
    353 4 Daughters Told: "Why Not Invite The Boys To Tea' Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE mothers are more broad-minded 13 today than fathers. Thev do not errouse when thrir teen-aged daughters invite school-boy friends over to tea on Saturday or Sunday afternoons. "It's a ?ot better this way, than to have them
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    His 'Tock, Tock' May Be Heard In America
    199 4 His 'Tock, Tock' May Be Heard In America THE "tock-toc'ic-tock" of a young Singapore CUMN noodle-^c'lci has been vecouied and sent to America, where it may become the call-sign of a big radio comr.iereial programme. When Mr. Joe. Jones, VicePf idCttt of the Unitfd Press. in Singapore on an inspection
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    She Made The Lion Talk
    266 4 Tribune Staff Reporter THE story of a Malayan policeman, who outsmarted 1 the Japanese secret police during the occupation would never have been written had it not been tor the determination of a woman. The policeman is Gurchan Singh, Known to the Tap^nese as "Singa,"
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    SUNDAY SUITS DISAPPEAR
    180 4 SUNDAY SUITS DISAPPEAR Tribune Reporter. GONE aie the uays of the Sunday suit. Mr. Ng Vook Lin, manager of < f i Singaoore department store says, "Men hav<> tliscarc;- -«•<! th^ir coats and ties and the only thing that remains now is the shirt." He point* out that the Japanese
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    Port Swettenham Has New $100,000 Cinema
    134 4 Movie-goers in SwetIcnbam have a new cinema which had its fust show last Thursday. Situated in the heart of the city, the $100,000 Cathay Cinema is built on modern linos, with comfortable seats and a large cat park. «t i>' equipped with the latest
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    3,000 CHILDREN MAY LOSE A SQUARE MEAL
    432 5 IF CHILD FEEDING IS STOPPED Tribune Staff Reporter THKEE thousand Singapore children, whose ages range from two to twelve years, face the prospect of losing a free mid-day meal next year if opposition among Legislative Councillors to the Colony's child-feeding programme for 1950
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    S.I.T. Needs Men Before The Housing Register Is Opened
    212 5 o lnhune Stall Importer fHh ttngajKire Improvement Trust may open their housing register at the beginning of the New Year— but this will depend on the recruitment of staff required to deal with the large number of applications So lar the
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    A small pay chit made him work hard
    216 5 A small pay chit made him work hard LOCAL BOY MAKES GOOD Tribune Staff Reporter L'ROM an apprentice draughtsman to Assistant Engineer in the Sewerage Department of the Singapore Municipality this is may not have seemed true to a 16-year-old boy in shorts 19 years ago. But it did happen.
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    ROLL OUT...
    33 5 A band and c&eerlQg crc-wcis welcomed thr Dutch it"ain<r Arak, 500 tons, which arrived at Plenaburg with 0,000 gallons of Jamaica rum, the teat to 1 sacli fliermnny f(»r 18 yat
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    Pontian Airstrip Ready In January
    166 5 Pont ian Airstrip Ready In January Tribune Staff Reporter MUNICIPAL Water Department staff may be able to make flying visits to their water works in Pontian in February. Mr. l\ G. Hill, Municipal Water Bngineer says work is progressing steadily, and if heavy rains do not hold up construction on
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    'The Guns Were Not For Him'
    101 5 'The Guns Were Not For Him' UtV, i'n, „iiln six minutes younj;. r than honnit* Trince C'harli. _ai Last that's what lMh«r sa>s. bin Alxliil Kajab (abovi-) ;i v born at 4.51 a.m. n November 16, while nrimv ha r lrs wm born at 4 -*5 a.m. n mother hiilsoiiilM't*
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    RAILWAY SCOUTS
    22 5 Mr. t \>. r M- Will g*c 3'2n i railway Ro < [*-»t Crew at Spooner Road H4 p.,n |d o y
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    MRS. ALICE LIM
    88 5 In a Sunday Tribune report of November 20 dealing with a case before the Malacca Circuit Magistrate in which Boon Mer, a sign-painter, was iinrd $50 for causing hurt to a woman, the woman was described as his wife. This was incorrect. The woman was Mrs. Alice
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    WORLD Y.W.C.A. CHIEF HERE
    69 5 Mitt Helen Roberts. Secre tary of the World Y.W.C.A., will arrive at Kalliing Uiia •vening oy plane from Bangkok. She will be in Singapore for two days. She will p»occcd to Kua!a Lumpur on Tuesday for the Malayan Y.W.C.A. con f rence on December 1. Member!
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    CEMENT CHARGE
    46 5 Ton Kang Boon. 41, pleaded not yuilty when he was charged n e Second District Court yestorday with cheatinc Lm Nam by inducinpr nun to deliver 100 bacs o* cement wort-i $420 on Oct. 24 The case v as Dostooncd **> T^n. 12 n«xt year.
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    DESPO PREFERS FLYING TO HOU SEWORK....
    170 5 DESPO PREFERS FLYING TO HOU SEWORK.... Tribune Stall Reporter ATTRACnVK Dospo White. (Iteek air hostess of an American air tramp ffeta her pay ChgQUt vHch week it oonm from AUtrani Atrll*m ■Bd he* husband Durrell White, Vicr-Prosithnt of the company which owns three planes Happy Family While lit i husband
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2287 6  -  VERA ARDMORE By ANYONE meeting Pattieia English Nelson, wife of Jim Nelson of the America!! Express, at the Keppel Hat i»our Welfare Centre would find her charming and attractive. They would not think that last A pni she was cxploring the (lobi Desert. Mi Nelson will talk ca.suaily
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    THEY BLUSHED WHEN —
    58 6 THEY BLUSHED WHEN Mil) -MORNINV; eonversavon boiwoon two loc U c'.iai alters*. Said one, discussing tlv housing situation. "Yov r<> member Rov M:i itwy of Reuters'* Ho couldn't the Way ho was living an.l insisted upon having his own houxe." ifaid the othor Hey. what do you moan. way Up
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      144 6 Mou tries }nyw have the finest display of Pianos in Singapore. Tak the at John Littles hi iti pay us d Wish Cash or Hire Purchase I ESTAB s moutrif: co imalayai ltd. B '87 5 I JOHN LITTIE'S BUIL'OING WBRBI bI.NUAi>UKk .ILL- 7UJO < \Christmas Sp<Hial Nigiits IU)OK NOW
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    THIS LONDON...
    2104 7  -  Jimmy Glover Front London. Saturdky. AT the request of the |tav€hioßesa of Caiisbrooke. C.B.EL, Mrs. "Chan" Stirling, wife of Mr. Wi'liam Stirling, of Maida Va*e, who letirprl from the Chinese Protectoiate in n^apoie ,n 1932. has organist d a special Chine. e stall for the < xhibition ami
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      SUNDAY, NOV. 27, 1949 MAN WITH A THEORY
      604 8 SUNDAY, NOV. 27, 1949 MAN WITH A THEORY IT is always pleasant to meet a man with a theory. The character to whom we wish to introduce you this morning is an erudite fellow, whose happy hunting ground is history. Recently he has been conducting a series of post-mortems on
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    FROM THE COURT CAME GRUNTS OF RAGE
    4687 8  - FROM THE COURT CAME GRUNTS OF RAGE BRIGADLER FITZROY MACLEAN M.P. «Y EASTERN APPROACHES S BIT BY BIT THE WEB WAS WOVEN ROUND THE ACCUSED, THE cross-examination of the prisoners continued. First came several of the smaller fry. The principle followed was clear enough. It was intended that by their
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  • BEHIND THE HEADLINES
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      Cripps Sends Cripps On A Mission
      366 9 r) the plunsing gilt-edged ni;irk< tii. other day nun, a i inptory, uncx.i "Al»oui Imi ii f>(»in iij Appropriate!) gwas delivered by .1 Cripps Sr Bdward Cripps, senior partner of Mullen* and Co.. th( T ri ssury hiokers. Mi by striding ostentatiously into the
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      Tito Tears Up Treaty
      176 9 roR th, fiist time, Marshal Tito turned to :OJnterattack. He denounced the Treaty of ITrlendnd iistance with Al- becau •:<• the Albanian "hsd irillingly carried «."it \h v pr'tii; it, tl r ,,i assigned by Moscow." Undi r Premie i Bnv< i Hoxh. nia haa "K>t
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      For Once The truth
      83 9 IOUND after round of lu-n--d < heering gre (ted ition made recently i»; pPie'a Exhibition Hull by 'niici Zapotocky. said This is the pth. We will not huh- the that there are uranium its in out territory. Wo prciiu that w t can use *W suppiv
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      Getting Ready
      47 9 Getting Ready li\e thousand Il:ili;iu SsMtors (the CamlMiiirri) are Ueinj; I mined for Africa serxice in case the I nited Nations decide to return So mail land to Italy. Here some of the soldiers are seen during mortar practice on Mount Santa Lucia, near (a--serta, Sourthern Italy.
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      ARCHBISHOP WARNS OF NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY
      229 9 DR. Cyiil Garbett, Archbishop of York decided to act on lii.s own advice that although chuichmen should not be politicians, they must speak out if they believe political action is harming the country. Calling for an end to "fantastic, ambitious and expensive programmei foi building
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      LAMB, PORK SWOP PLAN
      138 9 ALFRED Benjamin. President of the Anglo-Ameri-can Trading Corporation, had a plan. He knew that the i'.S. Government will soon have to pay bigfl prices for i'Oik. and that there is a shortage of lamb. Therefore, be suggested, Now Zealand lamb shou'd be diverted from Britain to
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      STRANGER THAN FICTION
      430 9 Voice from the Coffin. Mourners at thr runerai of Okm Whltenack, former Editor of the Denvrr Post, were surprised at the ab■ence or a clrrgyman. They were even more surprised to hear a voice from the corlin say: "This, is my funeral. The clergy is a racket.
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      SPLIT IN THE RED CAMP
      235 9 Norway's Communist Party Is going to pieces. After election defeats which cost. very <<>inniunist s at m I'ailiament, half a dozen leaders were expelled from the Party, including General Secretary Peti r Furubotn. They were accused of causing the defeat by forming a "Titoist-Trotskyist" oiganisation.
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      UNMANNERLY RECEPTION
      140 9 UNMANNERLY RECEPT ION (TFY backwoodsmen at the bottom of the lons tables in Guildhall Mr. Attlee the unmannerly reception some Labour Ministers have learned to expect from businessmen In the raw. Sotto r(tvc muimurs of "ti'pr 11 and "nonsense" intetrupted his speech. Finally sunn diners turned away from the Prime
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      THE PO PE ON DIVORCE
      202 9 DOPE PIUB xif gcntlj hois* tod Catholic fridges Uiroughout the world on to! the hums <>f ;i dUemnia. To Italian lawyen <t Castel OandoMo recently be said: "A Catholic ju<l^c <;,niiol pronounce, unless for motives 'of great moment, a <!< eision of civil divorce in
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      NEW WLSTERN ATTITUDE TO GERMANY
      171 9 NEW WLSTERN ATTITUDE TO GERMANY ONE morning recently, at eight minutes past two, camo nows of a now Western attitude to the Bonn Republic. Foreign Ministers Acheson. Bevin and Schuman had finished drafting instructions to their three High Commissioners. The fist The West will be "liberally benevolent" to the German:
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      No, No, Says Mr. Harold Wilson
      235 9 No, No, Says Mr. Harold Wilson U.K. film C ('sis: Covt. To Subsidise Rank? NO. said Mr. Harold V. ilsoii, ho did not agree that the Rank Organisation's "miliarra.s«mcnts" meant thp British film industry was threa toned with collapse. No, he did not propose to reduce tho 40 per cent.
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  • ALONG THE BOOKSHELVES
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      An American On 'Perfect Mr. Cripps'
      474 10 An American On 'Perfect Mr. Cripps' Sir Siafford ripps, l»y Eric liatortck (lifiiifmann, 21h.). ERIC KSTORICK is an American and a hero-worship-por on a fantastic scale. In his .v. > the Socialist Chancellor of the Exchequer is perfect as schoolboy, chemist, churchman. K.C. revolutionary (for a time), aniiias.ador, father, husbaml
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      COLLECTION OF WESTERN STORIES
      265 10 COLLECTION OF WESTERN STORIES \V» •>■■: (oiiiUry SiioiJ Storirs, clioscii by Lewbl WiMiin(lalnr, 12s. (Jil.). When t an actor I- require i to speafi "countriiied." his tongue automatically we.-i and acquires the ;■<■ I Wessex or what 1 woi tkwncrirt. Jusi i ircly 4 he will switch to Oockney tut
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      Early History Of Canada
      239 10 f-hamplata, hv MorriA llishnp i \li4 Homild. I8h.). IN work) riatrvHled by the riant striding aeroplane, hum t •tO-gOOdoess exploring something of a redundant Occupation. The explorer has become either a visionary drtannng of space-ships or a scientist probing the unknown regions of the material universe.
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      'FOOL'S CAP FITS THE FEATURE MEN'
      124 10 'FOOL'S CAP FITS THE FEATURE MEN' A LonK Drink .if Cold Water, by Tatrirk ainpln*!! (ralmn I*n»s4, 7s. H il.). TIIK most rxalt«'«| title of Horse Collar First Class Chief Shaggy J>o£ usually hangs over lifachcomber. Timothy Shy. Nat C,ubbir>s or Tacitly Campbell— according to taste and mood. CampboMs latest
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      ESCAPE STORY
      208 10 Down the Long Slide, hv Tom Hupkin.Hon (Hogarth Fr»*»N, 7s. 6«J.). THE Editor of Picture Pom, who already has three novels to his credit, has cho- ell an interesting and topical theme tor Down the Long Slide. Ci usilov Is director of the State Publishing House in some
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      Memoirs Of A Mariner
      218 10 Memoirs Of A Mariner Merchantman Kc-arnied, lty Sir David lton«* (i'hiitto au«l Wind us, >\s). ON September 3. 1939, the Athonia was totDodoil. and on May 7. 1945, the Avondale Park met a similar fate. Britain's war against Germany had finished as it began with the sinking of a merchant
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      BOOK OF TRAVEL
      145 10 You Never Know Till You Get There, by Henry Lnnghursl (l).nt ami Sons 16h.). HENRY LONGHURST. golfer, sports writer and Tory politician, walked one afternoon into the House of Commons library and was casually asked by the assistant librarian: "I say. you don't want to go to
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      Strange As It Seems
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      Three Volumes Of Short Stories
      311 10 Hit' DtT.fh of ((Mil, hy OshcTl SiJwell (MacriUltan, Hh. (•il.). Month of Sundays, hy MarKinlev Helm (Harxil Pres>, Hs. Cut.). P.ov with a Trumpet, by Rhys Davies (lleinemami, •Js. Gd.). CEUTIGB have been burying the art of the short story tor many years. Publisher* have
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      ESSAYS ON WRITERS, POETS
      94 10 Inclinations, by Kdvvard Sack-\il!e-\V< ;,cr and Warburg, l'»s. (i d.). EDWARD Sackville-West. professional critir of literature and •music, now writes collected essays on vrtten and poets he has admired. The material, which takes SH o!»!i(|u.- angle, explain* such thing as why SMify should have wanted Harriet,
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      453 10 HAVE TIN WITH THE By CONSTANCE SHAKPE AQl'Attll'S upon you and >>>il wt two JA V 7 1 FEU 18 l' ut t Lot* after the pence and flai "fh the pounds will certainty h*tk k after themselves this tccek. A ">/ Ascourai/e the rigid attempt tn keep within Interest
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    WAY DOWN WAIKIKI
    63 11 A sen,, which every visitor to Hawaii r. members the beach a« WaikiM. it La hen that stars go to sp.ml th:ir vacation*. Sitting l»y the hedge and l:ing attended to h v a Walter is Hollywood starWi arid her escort In the foreground is NBakey Imm>,
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    CLEVER RUPERT
    147 11 111 >l \N \< lOSS aren't I* th»> (iiil\ onea in win icrn-ii KUCCMM in llnlly- i wood. AniiiKil ;utors ol tfii makf i ii«- grmdft, too. S i Kin- 1 in 'I in; 'l«»n\, 'lom Mix's mmmimr hors<*; (lulu, the < liimp of "Tar- N y /.in
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    Television Is Tough
    142 11 ACTINO for t> iisuni is tin <t< toi toughest assiipivii nt n> t „</./ those ii ha have tr.ii! s«i other mediums as > il II till I tl(l:ti. Television is the mosl difficult, they > rplaht, because en iirt',,- must learn 'i complete weript, </<> throuf/h
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    25 YEARS OF MOTHER ROLES
    72 11 MAIIY CORDON', who has played aa many mother roles as anybody in pictures. Celebrated her quarter of a century anniversary as an actress on the eet of Columbia'* "Mr Soft Touch," with Olenn For<l and Ehrelyn Keyes supplying :ii<.' bright with jnvent. v ii'v andles.
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    LANGUAGE, LANGUAGE
    106 11 AWN Bhcrldan'i fondneaf for Dine pets has forced her to become a linguist. While overseas on location for 20ttl Century- Fox's "1 Wa a Male War Bride," the titian-tressed actress purchased two dogs. She << quired boxer in Heideli <t?;. and ;i poodle in Parts, ordering them to
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    HOLLYWOOD STAR TARGET-HAW ALL
    1068 11  - HOLLYWOOD STAR TARGET-HAW ALL HENRY GRIS Sj Island Paradise Becomes Movieland's Playground IT is usually on a rainy winter day that' the information clerk of Pan American World Airways finds himself giving Clipper departure times for Honolulu to an inquiring Hollywood star at the other end of the telephone line.
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    $750 for a baby howl
    365 11 THE next time you start wondering why pictures cost so much to produce, think of Sam P.ischoli s baby. Mr. Bisehoff, one of Hollywood's most succe^ful Independent producers, loves children. And he believes in baby's inalienable right to yell hut not in the studio at
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    LANA'S NOW A RED-HEAD
    78 11 LAN A MORRIS has had to change the colour of her hair for almost every film in which she has appeared. Now, for "The Reluctant Widow, at Denham, it is a reddish hue. In "The Weaker Sex" nnd "It's Hard To Be Good," it was slightly
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    STAGE HIT AS MOVIE
    97 11 TUIZ film version of the popular English stage pi«y "The Hasty Heart" will be shown in the Hollywood arra in time to make it eligible for Academy Awaid nominations. Ronald Reagan, Patiicia Xeal and Richard Todd star in tlie Warner Brothers" production. The Mm will allow
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    GIRL FOR KEEPS
    26 11 ENGLISH-BORN film star Ray Milland has befß court permission to adopt a .six-year-old girl, whom he has named Victoria Franc*'bca Milland.— A. P.
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    BLYTH(E) SPIRIT
    44 11 Ann Blyth eo-stars with Farley (iriinu'-r in Samuel Goldwyn's "UelovtMl Ov«?r All," a movie s( heduled for Singapore soon. She won honours in her reeent offering "Red Canyon," which he made tor Ini\ <r sal I iit«T national with Howurd Duff <•<> starring.
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    PICTURE RIGHTS
    38 11 OFFER of rice, teakwood, salt, pepper, a bullock, a buffalo, or a consignment of bulk tin haa been made to .lean Simmons from Siam, in return for the ri^ht to u.e her photograph on a calendar.
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    SOLD OUT!
    37 11 WHEN Noel Coward went to London's Kingsway Hall for a scone in "The Astonished Heart' in which he giv(v. a lecture, thr< •<• old ladies suw th«* notices and tnnl tu book tickets at the box-office.
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    JAPAN ENTERS THE TRADE WAR
    979 12  - JAPAN ENTERS THE TRADE WAR HESSEL TILTMAN A IH Vice Marshal Cecil Arthur ("Boy") Bouchler, 53-year-old Invasion fighter chief turned businessman. W ;v, packing at his Cowley cottage last week to leave for Tokyo. As F.8.1, representative there, he is planning a two-month preliminary reconnaissance of the Japanese business scene
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    OATS AID BE AUTY
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    SOVIET GUARD SHOOTS, KILLS U.S. SERGEANT
    101 13 SOVIET GUARD SHOOTS, KILLS U.S. SERGEANT BERLIN. Sat. United States authorities announced today that an American Air Force sergeant was shot to death on Friday night by a Russian guard when the American failed to halt at a Soviet checkpoint on the outskirts of Berlin. The autnoritics said the sergeant
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    PROPER EXPOSURE WITH SYNCHRONISED FLASH
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    TRUMAN WANTS A – LEAKAGE BLOCKED OFF
    85 13 TRUMAN WANTS A LEAK AGE BLOCKED OFF WASHINGTON, Sat—President Truman today ordered Attorney General Howard McGrath to tighten up on the "unlawful" release of information pertaining' to United States secret weapons, particularly the atomic bomb. McGrath said that the Pr. sident of necessity lias to di vulge and wishes to
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    BOXING METHODS NEED REVISION
    1064 14 BOXING METHODS NEED RE VISION Boxiiig-uitli lii« ttlbfes off TMK SV¥A 1 i Oil Announce The Score After EVERY Round 9 The present method oj scoring used in boxirtp is noi only out-at-daic but also totally unsatisfactory. Nobody —except the referee alone— smiicti who's winning al any particular moment in
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    711 14 Foothill Quiz How much do you kn*\V about smivr? Test your r-.i.iuliMlm- by anwering the questions below. .*Scorc live point*, for each correct answer. If you chalk up iO excellent; 35 gooj; 30 ♦:> 20 fair; 15 and below you should set* more oi socrer. (Answers
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    U.N. SECRETARY IS A RECORD HOLDER
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    64 14 OLYMPIC PARTY v. CHANAHKOW's Olympic Tennis Party will play against Dr. Chan Ah Kow's Party at No. 745 Mountbatten Road today at 3.00 p.m. Following will play for the Olympics Wee Eng Lock, Lun Hec Chin, Tan Huck Toe, Ohia Chin Slang, Scow Kim Sang, Tan Gim Seek, y^P. Wee,
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    Unbeaten Victorians To Tour Federation
    346 14 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter JHE ictoria School hockey XI, the only unbeaten school team so far this season, plan to tour the Federation in the second week of December to meet school teams in Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penan g. The team has a
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      466 14 ■eofi cold Lcfor* it gets fltart«d. *BFB U»« Hudson's "Eumenthof* Ju|ub« 4affy. "Eumenthol", contained only b Hndton'i, Is fast, »afe gtrmldtf*, which bring* you speedy rellaf. always useHiidsoii/s Jujubes O 16*2 doc* yew a*o4t P Rotary Movie Ball Victoria Memorial Hall DECEMBEK 6th at 8.80 I\M. PRIZE (IST This prize
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    695 15 BADMIInTOK By Our Special Correspondent JIIK American Badminton Association intends to leave no stone unturned to develop the strongest possible team to challenge Malaya for the Thomas Cup. This was revealed in a recent issu.' of the Badminton Gazette, official organ of
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    FATHUL KARIB SOCCER TEAM
    54 15 The Fathul Karib Ist XI to play soccer against Young j Companions Athletic Associiticn tomorrow at 5.15 p.m. at Ferrer Park will be selected from tile lollowinfc: Jafrar Jabar, Ahmerl. A. Kaiiim, Zuki, B. J. Layman, Haron. Dollah Kuchok. Jasman. Putt li, Aman, A. Rahim (Junior).
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    KARIM SCORES HAT-TRICK
    38 15 A hat-trick .scored by A. Karim in the second half enI abled the Customs Sports j Club "C" team to beat Raffles Institution by three goals to nil at hockey on the R.I. ground, yesterday.
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