Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 December 1949

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    Masthead
    33 1 BY 17/E PFOMF FOR HIE PtOPLE SUNDAY TRIBUNE r t^ i\lAfA)'A's r NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Published sitnultaufoush/ of Sn^upore, Kitala Lumpur. Ipnh mid PVfMMfj SIXTEEN PAOES. SINGAPOKE, SINDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1949. VltlVE TKN CENTS.
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  • BANANA BILLIONS
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      A Sack Of Rice Cost $7,000
      266 1 A Sack Of Rice Cost $7,000 Tribune Stall Reporter Banana money Appeared In Malays withm a few unyu of the ai i m a! i*t the tir^t Jap* Most units carri 'I th^ir own printing prcs tea on vhieh noney was Iwraed > :>t t > i the in- ;i
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      Holders Press Test Case
      465 1 A test case which seeks to establish sonic kind of value for the billions of "Banana" dollars which the Japanese scattered through Malaya js to be filed soon before the High Court m Singapore or Kuala Lumpur. If need be, it will be fought through to
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    Spencer Picks 4 Winners
    61 1 Spencer Picks 4 Winners ALBERT SPENCER, Tribune racing correspondent, tipped four winners threw straight and one indirect, at the Ipoh races yesterday. The' straight winner* were Mamuw, Kinta Valley and I tar ham. and the indirect winner Lucky IMB. He also picked two places: .fade I'rinces* and Windsor Laddie. In
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    BANDITS DERAIL TRAIN, FOUR KILLED
    85 1 BANDITS DERAIL TRAIN, FOUR KILLED PBNANO, Sat. Bandits detailed a passenger ti am on a lonely stietcu of tne tiast Coast line today, killing three passengers ami a train guard. Several passengers and tnree crewmen were injured. Two coaches woto overturned. Tms was the .second paMMßgei train attack by oamfits
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    BANDIT'S BURN P.W.D. LORRIES
    79 1 I'AHANG, Sat. Two loii its canying I'.W.D. employees to the quauy at 59th milestone. Jeiantut, were .stopped by a laige party oi bandits, who drove the trucks into the jungle and burnt them. The labourers were kept under detention m the Another two louies carryin^ mail
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    17-GUN SALUTE WILL HONOUR GOVERNOR
    410 1 17 -GUN SALUTE WILL HONOUR GOVERNOR I four o'clock tins oficrnoon \n the Cathedral of l^Andrew tlic Colony of Singapore will p y tribute f Duncan George Stewart, heroic Governor of Sarawak, who died yesterday o f ihe wounds he got from m\ assassin's knife. This is tfce mourning at
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    "HE WAS KINGS FINEST AND BEST GIFT...."
    530 1 "HE WAS KINGS FINEST AND BEST GIFT...." Tribune Stjiff Reporter ]JjR. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Commissi<>mT-C,cr.' ral. broadcasting over Radio Malaya last night, said: We have listened helpless to the heart- breaking news that this morning Duncan Stewart. Governor ;<nd Commander-in-Chief of Sarawak, died of htl wounds. Of the blow
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    Royal Condolence
    51 1 Royal Condolence The following messay:«has come from His Majesty the King asking the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald to pass i: on to Mrs. Stewart: "The Queen and I are deeply grieved to hear the news of your husband's death and send you our sincere sympathy m jrour sad
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    Labour Needs Seven More Seats To Win
    158 1 Labour Needs Seven More Seats To Win MELBOURNE. .Sat. Australian e'ectors appeared to night to have followed New Zealand m throwing Lnboui out of office at r eight yea is. Mi. llobert G. Menzirh. leu der of the opposition Libcial'who fought today's election with the Country Party. u i l
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    THE PRINCE IS NOW BETTER
    67 1 LONDON. Sat. ftttm j (har.-s, who wan MM year old recently, has had an acut? attack of ton*HitiM but is m.v normal and HHfl *re no cuml»lu .ttiwnv it was Htated at His mother, MMW J ii/aix Ui. now \isitini; her 1 husband the Duke
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    White Girls Work In Padi
    334 1 Wh ite Girls Work In Padi Tribune Staff Reporter WORKING m the ricefields of East Java, clad only m sarongs, and with their babies strapped to their backs, are scores of Australian girls who married Indonesian seamen during the war. Others are prostitutes m the cities. Mrs. Margaret Lorraine Surig.
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    HE WANTED TO KILL THE POPE
    93 1 HE WANTED TO KILL THE POPE VATICAN CITY. Sat. Bruno Cornacchiola. 30-veai-old Italian. daacrtbed as former anaichist. stopped up to Pope Pius XII last night and handed him a knife sayin,; "With this knife I wanted to kill you. PIMUM foigive me." The Pope, who had just recited rosary to..
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    HOME SOCCER
    15 1 Owing to bad reception tlv home soccer results weie not received for publication.
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    DEATH TAX REMITTED FOR BANDIT VICTIMS
    169 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Remission of estate duties m respect of the death of any person due to an Emergency injury sustained within 12 months from such death i published m the Federation Government Gazette today. The Estate Duties <Emei ger.cy Deaths* Remission Order, 1949.
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    UNIVERSITY OF LONDON EXAM. RESULTS
    153 2 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON EXAM. RESULTS Thr- foUowing Candida' ps were successful at tho examinations of the University of London held m Singapore m June and July 1949: CSJ J.1..H. Kxaminaiioii, fan I. -f ii ii*-. Choor Sintrh. (b) K. He. Kvaminatiou (Suh •Miaty), .liint*. I^pous; Pak Che- (<*) R. (.in.
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    GAOL FOR OFFERING BRIBE
    96 2 Hi..,.ai Badlo, an Indian j laundryman, employed -ti Selarang Barracks, Change was sentenced tc i Lghl months' Imprisonment by Mr. B.V.A. Peers m the Fourth Ci imina! District Court or. Friday foi corruptly offering $10 to Cpl S.E. Harpi i or Regiment" a! Police. It w:
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    JAP POLICE RUMOUR DENIED
    78 2 KU;\LA LUMPUR, Sat. A rumour current In a number •>! towns of th. Federation tn the effect that Japanese are b< ins brought into Malaya to undertake duties as Special Constables at a "cut rate" of $26.00 per mensem w:is today described by the Secretary for
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    AND NOW JUG
    29 2 AND NO W JUG For stealing a blanket and quilt from his father, George tloyal Stimson. aged 29. of Gel'ZO-terrajp. Bow, was jailed for three months at Tlminos Couit.
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    PAHANG BANS KELONGS
    201 2 Because Fishermen Complain Oj Cut In Income Tribune Staff Keporter POLLOWING strong protests from Malay fislnrmen, the Pahang Government has decided to ban further use of kelongs giant fish-traps m Pa nan? waters, Dato Mahmud bin Mat, the Mentri Besar, Stated m an interview. The fishermen complained
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    Customs Man Weds
    35 2 Customs Man Weds Mr. Chan Kirn II« i <* of 11. M. Cmtni win (Special Division) was married to Miss Tan Sow !Vlei on Friday. The wedding was followed by dinner at the Tal Tons: restaurant.
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    BENEFIT NIGHT
    56 2 Free- shows at all tho theatres and side-shows will b«"> th»' main attractions at tho New World Amusement Purk tomorrow nigiu which ins been set aside by the park as Benefit Nifcht for the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. iht t ntire i4at«« admission of trnis per bead
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    CHINESE GAOLED FOR RICE THEFT
    187 2 IN the Fourth Criminal District Court. Mr. K. V. Peers, yesterday sentenced B Chinese "taikor.J?" of a lighter and three labourers employed on it to various terms of imprisonment, ranging from oix months to J5 months, for theft of 11,056 katis of Government rice, The
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    MALACCA SCOUTERS
    40 2 MALACCA, Sat. Bcoutinastcis An Loon, of th<- I'.iy Pong School, and Lee Bwco I'oh, of th«^ A^glo-Chincso School. mo attcntiinj; tl.» Scout VVood'Had^p com so to be held at Castle Camp. Kuaia Lumpur, from Doc. 18 to 'ZV>.
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    Rapid Growth Of Rural Committees, Reports Chairman
    265 2 Rapid Growth Of R u ra l Committees, Reports Chairman Tribune Staff Reporter VIGOROUS and rapid development of Rural District Committees previously known as Village Committees—is reported by the Chairman of the RurU Board. Mr. J. A. Harvey, m his annual report for last year. This, he states, was possibly
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    Students To Hold Talks, Sports Meet
    78 2 THE All Malaya Malay Students Organisation will hold a three-daj conference and sports meet at the King Qeorge V School, Seremban, on Doc. 25. 2«> and 27. The Conference, to be i opened by Negri's Mentri Besar, Dato Abdul Malik, is expected to review
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    RURAL AREA WATER SUPPLY
    88 2 Twelve standpipcv woio Added to the Rural Bon id Aica water supply system during the past year, bringing the total number of standi pipes to 115. Water consumed m these standpipes cost $47.81>fi.iH). which was paid to the Municipal Commissioners by the Rural Boa id. The
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      116 2 I HERE'S a mouth-watering variety of Magnolia Ices m lots of luscious flavours >rder Magnolia Ices for your parties, picnics m fact for all occasions! Special price* are available for large Christmas ChiMren'a parties. i'HOVF:: HINOAFORE: Mil M k. i i mim; mm CSC*49-i Cl]ristma5 1 SINGPPOBC '450 MODEL 03
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      474 2 On You r Radio Today BI IE NETnOKK HA > 10 l-Ni.MsII PICtM.KAMMI-s 'V.^'p.m. Programme Sunimm M l "m i r .o Kr:l l c ,T"«' m:i «»t*rhide; 7.30 Radio Magal \Meru., on he v, r _M,, su pla> fn|ni B Hl j, >v J", l American st>le; x 0
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    PRINTED THEIR OWN TICKETS
    45 3 Youths from Boys' Town printed their own ticket- and programmes for the dance heM m aid of their building hmd which wa.- held las! night. The dUICe attended by a ';u ge crowd \\iv-. held m the S.V.C. Hall, BcacJi Road.
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    CHILD-FEEDING – A WALL AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS
    383 3 CHILD-FEEDING A WALL AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS la *>li<Hii€l 4,<» Sa>s Dr. Virker* /*llii it i-n > Tribune Staff Reporter y tiiiJ)-I'EEI)IN(,i is regarded by doctors to be QM ol the most practical anil jMit.-n measures used m the batllr nguinsi tuberculosis m the Colony. P irector <rf Medical Services, Dr. \V.
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    Sold club's whisky in blackmarket – Jailed
    157 3 Sold club's whisky in black market Jailed §TEWART Seller Cook, st?-year-old secretary and treasurer of the Singapore Club, was stated to have bought liquor on hehilf of the club. disuosi d of it m the blockmarks! ,md the n misappropriate the money. This was revealed m the First District Court
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    S.V.C. PUZZLED WHY ARE SO FEW EURASIANS JOINING?
    135 3 S. V. C. PUZZLED WHY ARE SO FEW EURASIANS JOINING? Tribune Strtff Koporter TtIK main puzzle of tlif- Singapore Volunteer corps commanding oAcer, l^t. Ooi. Watson-Hyatt, Is; 'Why are the Burasfcans n<-»t Jolniof; tho 8.V.C.?" Tbere ur ool) 15 Sura sian 'other ranks arui oik 1 othcor m thr Oorpa
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    SASSOON, BATTAT APPEAL
    105 3 SASSOON, B ATT AT APPEAL Jn the Colony Court of Criminal Appeal, which holds a i-ession tomorrow, two appeals against the decision of Mr. Justice Brown for offences under Ihe Finance Regulations, will be argued on a question of law. The appellants m those cases are E.H. Battat, Kaner Woon
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    TWO QUESTIONS ON EMERGENCY
    105 3 MALACCA. Sat— Malacca s Resident Commissioner, the Hon. Mr. G.E.C. Wisdom, will answer two questions relating to the emergency m Malacca, at hts nex. press conference on Friday. Doc. 16 They are. i'a* What results tVAVr la en obtained m Malacca .A:\cf the Governmen; uanounced its
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    CAR PLUNGES INTO RIVER; MAN ESCAPES
    73 3 CAR PLUNGES INTO RIVER; MAN ESCAPES MALACCA, Sat.- -A Fora V "8" car run off the road and plunged into the Malacca 1 liver yesterday afternoon m iront oi th« Post office. A. planter. Mr. J. Jefterus Of Bukit A.sahan Estate, who waa m the car at the time i?raped
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    HE WAS ONCE A BABY SITTER
    139 3 HE WAS ONCE A BABY SITTER A r..0.A.C.\ ilifcht steward. i. Iforgan, has just completed vni and a half million miles In flying <>n almost all route? operated i>\ the Corporation including the Kar Ka^t. >if started life as a pa^riioy, tiu'ii came eight years of roaming the world a>
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    Dr. Birchee Decides To Stay With MCA
    194 3 Tribune Stall Rei»orter |)R M. Birchee, chairman of the Johore Bahru branch of the Malayan Chinese Association, hss decided to withdraw his decision to resign from all posts which he holds m the M.C.A. Says Dr. Birchee: "My honour has been satisfied. 1
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    WINS RADIO PRIZE
    31 3 MALACCA, Sat. Walter Ayntliwiay. a student of the Malacca Hi^h School, won the hi.H |)ii/;c m the liteiaty competition, Class 1. organised by the Department of Broadcasting, Sin^apoie
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    MARRIED YESTERDAY
    77 3 WEARING a traditional whit t -.nun gown einbonsed with liJy-nt-the-valley, Miss Ma«T Foynes was married to Mr. William I! uuh l>itkie of Mansli. Id and Co. m St. Andrews 2tthr<ir;i! >OHterUa>. Th« brith', whose bniiqui't was ol wkMe RartUiuas an<! rarmttOM, was ftvea away by the Hon. Mr.
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    M.C.A. Will Ask Govt. Nine Questions Today
    294 3 MAWAI SQUATTER SCHEME From Our Stall' Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. THE Johore Malayan Chinese Association will quiz 1 Government at 'tomorrow'^ important meeting at the Chinese Association m connection with thf Johore Squatter Re-settlement Scheme at Mawai. Nine questions on the Re-settlement Scheme
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    JET SCHOOL'S FLYING START
    55 3 LONDON. Sat.— ln order to keep abreast of the Jet Age, the R.A.F. Fighter Command have started a Jet Flying School at Drilfieltl m Yorkshire. Opened m September it t* known as No. 203 Advance Flying School and Its first batch ot 25 trainees have all
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      143 3 A CHRISTMAS GIFT that's always appreciated MEVTMORI £Wk MENTMORE jbcfbtorr&ci MADE m CNGLANL) Turfit l«tet»id t jj! 'JOnbut.rt: MULLER (j PHJPPS (M) LTO. LihJl.im. bu.!J-iiw; S.rrtporj (8! Bcy-oK-%/ -v.-.."^ just feel that muscle IvLIM makes Kirn cKamp A /I, f m ever/ fjssle <, j^_ VJ soys ELSIE the BORDEN
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      172 3 fvTis t A 1^ I- 1 ■VV I .'zw: O 1? IVT /~fc "O 4^ SERVICE MAOB «M INITAIH f say goodbye to vnAIR S? Farewell to gray hair meaos a ioyfui M i etum to youth, which only HENNOL -tm can achieve. HENNOL auppUea W Keratairune' to the hair
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    QUIZ ANGERS TEACHERS
    428 4 Police, They Say Tribune Staff Keuorter THERE is another Special Brunch m Singapore h part from the one run by the C.1.1), say a nnm ber of temporary school teachers employed by Government. They are referring to the Education Department. These teachers are an>jry h?cause they tiv
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    HAD NO CARD
    42 4 Eldnly fcfok H<n<;. c"iiM*BC WOiiian. w:is CMltiOlMd ami discharged by the Fust District Judge yesterday w'.irn >;ho pleaded guilty t<> a ch*rrc of fai'log to register Mok tol«l the court that during the registration period she was bed ridden.
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    New Crest For S'pore Club
    156 4 New Crest For S'pore Club Tribune Stuff Reporter AFTER twenty years of sporadic debate, the Singapore Club soon to change the crest that has been on its notepaper. cutlery and crockery a rampant lion, holding aloft an anchor. It is understood that because Singapore is the Lion City, and also
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    SONG CONTEST
    50 4 S ONG CONTEST MALACCA. Snt For th<^ first UflM since the liberation v staging competition v.i] be held at the Capjtol Dance Hall. Malacca, on Saturday, Doo. 17. Haadaoote cuf.s and medals will be awarded to the winneis. The competition is open to men only and entries close on Thursday.
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    Malay women to take First-aid to kampongs
    208 4 Tribune Staff Ke|M>rt«*r piRST-AID units which will serve kampong dwellers throughout the Colony— arc being planned by Che Fatiman binte Haji Harun. President of liic Singapore Malay Women's Association. Che Fatimah struck upon this idea following the great interest shown by Singapore Malay
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    6 4 Halaj girls keen first aid workers.
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    SUSPECTS HELD
    32 4 KLITANG. Sal. A police party laid an ambush along the Kluang-Ayer Hfttam Road ycsteidd.v and captured 2 Buspeeta. Another party flushed the Burroundlng area, located and dcstioyed two bandit hideouts.
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    Fatimah Shuts Her Door to Santa Claus
    223 4 Tribune Stuff Reporter pATIMAH. Australian wife of Malay sailor R» w bin To^e, who turned uway from the Post Office counter nearly two weeks ago sad eyed, yesterday turned down a Tribune reader who offered to piny Santa Clans. Fatimah could not send
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    Stole Purse In Church; Bound Over
    99 4 Stole Purse In Church; Bound Over Thomas Hanion, 26. a soldier from 1:23 Base Ordinance Depot, wno previously admitted that he stole, a woman's handbag while attending a Sunday church service, was bou-id over lor one year In the «urn of $250 by the Fourth District Judge yesterday. Himion walked
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    BRIG. HARVEY
    25 4 Today at i.ivj p.m. over Radio Ma'.iya. Singapore. Brigadier Harvey will be speaking on behalf of the Salvation Army Chiistmas Cheer Fund. I
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    When Cecilias Become 'Susilas' By A Stroke Of A Pen
    225 4 When Cecilias Become 'Susilas' By A S troke Of A Pen Tribune Staff Reporter POUR men sitting outside tne Registrar of Births Department m Singapores Fullerton Building say their work it fun. Have you heard of names like "leleen." "Susila" and "Alen." they ask. "Well we have and we cant
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    'S' TAXIS WILL GO AT $500
    169 5 Tribune Staff Reporter EIGHT hundred "S" taxis will be available to the public at about $500 each early next year. There is no catch m it, for ;hc cars registered immediately aftor the re-occupa-tion nave been ordered oft the roads by the Registrar of
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    MILK GETS CHINESE IN A JAM
    76 5 MILK GETS CHINESE IN A JAM A Chinese salesman,, Cheah Wong Hong, pleaded guilty before the Second Police Magistrate yesterday when he was charged with breach of trust m respect of 97 cases of condensed milk valued at $1,464.60. It was stated that he misappropriated the property between May and
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    WHITE SLAVE BATTLE SLOWS DOWN
    376 5 Because Singapore Homes Are Packed To Brim Tribune Staff Reporter 'pHE fight against one of Singapore's worst social evils juvenile prostitution is forced into a half-hearted pace, because there is no place where child prostitutes can be kept once they are rounded up. There is
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    CHINESE FACES BRIBE CHARGE
    84 5 Lim Peng Koi was alleged to have given Mr. R.T. Cooper (A.S.P.) officer m charge of the Gambling Suppression Branch, $1,000 as an inducement to "withdraw oi reduce" a charge pending against him under the gambling ordinance. In the First District Couit yesterday. Lim denied the
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    FACE LIFT FOR S'PORE TEMPLE
    70 5 The Hindu and Mohammedan Endowments Board, of which the Official Assignee is the Chairman, intends rebuilding the Perumal Temple early next year, the Tribune reliably understands. Experts m India will be consulted with regard to certain architectural feutuues. OLD BOYS' DINNER MALACCA, Sat. The High
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    War Medals For S.V.C. Men Due Next Year
    167 5 Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE volunteers who are beginning to worry about the non-appearance of Lheir war medals can stop fretting. Lt. Col. Watson-Hayatt, officer commanding the Singapore Volunteer Corps, says, 'They will be here some time next year." He said yesterday that
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    $500 BAIL
    43 5 Leong Siak Chuan was offered bail of $500 by the First District Judge after he claimed trial to a charge of theft of $20 from Augustine Teo. Leong was said to have committed the offence on Nov. lfi at Beach Road.
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    'AIR MILLIONAIRE' RETIRES NEXT YEAR
    187 5 'AIR MILLIONAIRE' RETIRES NEXT YEAR Tribune Staff Reporter TWENTY years ago Captain Jan Moll, tht'n 2!>, made the first regular KLM (Royal Dutch Air Lines) umunerctal aircraft landing between Batavia and Singapore. He came down m a singleengined Fokker on the grassfield at Seletar. Last week Captain Moll, 49. a
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    Nine Out Of Ten Are Forced Onto Streets
    283 5 Tribune Staff Reporter WINE out of ten girl-prostitutes are forced to walk the streets. An official of the Anti-Vico Section of the Department of Social Welfare says that most of the girls are either 'bred or bough! into the profession." Unscrupulous women
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    The Man With A Camera...
    167 5 A London photographer In Singapore caused a flutter m local air circles i"or several days. Six weeks ago this "mystery man" booked a £560 fiveweek trip to Sydney ana back to London. He named nine airlines In which he wanted to travel. so seats m
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    MORE CARS; LESS DRIVERS IN S'PORE
    119 5 MORE CARS; LESS DRIVERS IN S'PORE ALTHOUGH the number of Z» cars, motor-cycles, and bicycles on the roads m the Colony represents lecord total, trishas, tnsha riders, taxidrivers and conductors show a steady decline according to statistics issued by the Singapore Vehicle Registration Oflice for the one-year period ending November
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2053 6  -  VERA ARDMORE By fH'HRY now and again \u i Sinju;ipi a then- crops up a much pubiu «jed "Ball" m aid of «oniethin^ or other. IVoplr p! "i dittos and talk about it fnr wcek.-j beforehand, and wli.'ii the actual night anives, jviia* hepnons? The whole tbi.i^ is-
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      44 7 LANGUID youn lady at SI Andrews nignt dion^r casually inquired why th^r^ was an enormous Dutch Flag abpve the V.I. P. tablr The Scot she was with stared sternly at her for several minutes before telling her it was the Royal Standard of Scotland.
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    641 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, DEC. 11, 1949. DIRTY WORK LONDOS REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice G^ver, MaUnia Tribune, Office, 143, Fleet Street, London, E.C. 4. THE educational problem m colonial countries is, 1 m the final analysis, the same as that mother countries with strong class divisions. This how to produce talents
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    359 10 tf is ti littV disconcerting to find, that the controvorsiaj style of even a professor of cCononilcN cannot rise above the .level of h common or Knttien street-luckier. Pioicssoj Silcock seems to think that the best answe?- to a critic Is to ,i shout "Liar!". For he
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    572 10 Prof. Silcock Objects Sir. In view of the fact that ni> nook is not generally available m Malaya, having been written primarily with the liritish voter m mind, I hope you will allow me to correct certain statements m your review on Sunday December 4 which seem to beconsciously designed
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