Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 December 1949

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    38 1 BY 77 18 PFOPLF FOR 77/£ PEOPLE Tet Tr*uneS'po« SUNDAY Tribune MALAYA'S NATIOS.M NEWSPAPER Phone 58N/3 Nine tine* HuoliMhed simuttaneouftiy at BiHympon, h'iaia Lumpur, Jpoh a nd Penana SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SI'NIIAY, DECEMBER 18, 1949. prki: ti:n cents
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    GENERAL PURGES DOOMED CITY
    206 1 GENERAL PURGES DOOMED CITY Hongkong, Saturday -As 300,000 Nationalist troops fight desperately to escape from the Chcngtu trap, their commander, General Hu Tsung-nan, has started a full scale purge within the walled city. Reports say that more thun 1,000 people have already been arrested, including Itsiung Keh-vvu, veteran member of
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    The First Taste Of Christmas
    45 1 The F irst Taste Of C hristmas Sjinta < lavs < am, down a real (himn-y >•« sUrrtay to atti-ml thi children* party at the RASL Sergeant h* >l»->»s. Nee Soon. This little K iH.Ht found it hard to dtrltlf which niafuui most— Santa or her rrnm bun.)
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    Federal Government Bans Free Indonesians
    199 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday.— Persatuan Indonesia Merdeka, the only Free Indonesian organisation m the Federation, has been refused registration under the Societies Ordinance, and Christmas Day has been set as the date on which its assets must be h inded over. In a letter concerning the
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    FOR DEFENCE
    31 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. France has asked for a 14.000-ton American aircraft carrier and pianos to bo included among arms and equipment allocated to her under the North Atlantic Pact. Reuter
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    TRENGGANU RULER
    35 1 Tlie fourth anniversary of the Installation of Sultan of Trengganu Ismail Na:sirud'Un Shah Ibni Almerhem, Sultan Sainul Abidin CM(], as Sultan of Trengganu toci: place yesterday at the Istan i Badariah, Kuala Trengganu.
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    M.C.A. TO HAVE A LOTTERY
    85 1 M.C.A. TO HAVE A LOTTERY IPOH, Sat. The draw for tho tirst Federation wide lottery Malayan Chinese Association sponsored will take p'acv m Kuala Lumpur on Feb. 26. The association aims at a target figure of $800,000 from the sale of tickets and if the who'e amount is realised the
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    MISS FRANCO GETS HER MAN
    54 1 MADRID. Sat. Carmen Franco. 23-year-old only child of General Franco, is to become engaged tomorrow to a 27-year-old Madrid doctor, the Marquis of Villaverde. The marriage will take place m April. Senorita Franco is a typically Spanish brunette, slender, vivacious an excellent horsewoman and popular
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    GEN. BOUCHER IS KNIGHTED
    36 1 It was officially announced m Kuala Lumpur last night that Major General C. H. Boucher, G. O. C, Malaya District, has been made a Knight of the Order of the British Empire.
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    Friday Was NOT Bath Night
    155 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The gnat unwashed millions of New York saved about 20 per cent of their average home consumption of water yesterday m the first "bathless" Friday m history. Beards sprouted, bathtubs were dry. dishes piled up m sinks, and clothes- lines were ban*
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    UMNO's RIVAL HAS BIRTHDAY FLOP
    240 1 RUALA LUMPUR. Saturday.-Only two Malays thnT' tO he r u lnche Hashim 'Oani expound the programme of his new party, the Per.satunn tai mfSfcS! (Pcn n sula Malays), the remainKnJ« n ay the u audien(e of whom were Kuala Lumpur members of U.M.N.0., voted against
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    LONDON'S LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN
    91 1 LONDON. Saturday. All men were back at work m London area electric power .stations today. Thus ended the dispute which began last Monday over "dirt and heat" bonus payments. It spread to Barking, Britain's biggest power plant, on Tuesday, but when B:\rking men went back
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    MORE RIOTS IN NIGERIA?
    80 1 ENUGU, Nigeria. Sat. The British authorities today started an investigation into reports of a fresh wave of rlotl m Ikang. east Nigeria. The reports unofficial but from usually reliable sources said one Africa' was believed to have been killed and several houses burned down. Several people
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    FORTUNE TELLERS START NEW HUNT FOR BRIGADIER
    197 1 FOR TUNE TELLERS START NEW HUNT FOR BRIGADIER Tribune Reporter BBCAUSI fortune tellers m both Malaya and the I.K. wrote to the Army describing similar 'visions' police and troops have re newed their search lor Brigadier M. I). Krskin.v wlio has been missing lor 4f» days since his .tin rail
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    MAO RECCGNISED BY BURMA
    39 1 MAO RECCGNISED BY BURMA Ranj^on. Sat Burma it ccgnised Communist China to lay and promi ed an cli inge of envoys. Burma la the t<r I nonCommunist country to recognise the 'lnn. ic lommu nist Government Reuter A. P.
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      79 1 muktcrrdir^jt J Iyx I ft t/ 1 /*>■ y I J* What's m a name? it or m a cigarette t-r that matter [I*l '^Rs^\ J ust this that within the framework \i\\ !\\V ofman's appreciation Kothnian's Dc Luxe i have 80BK to mean more than mere Mil cigarettes, indeed
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    ENGAGEMENT
    37 2 MM- CHEW rhc Kngagenii nt is announced octwee/i I'^n^: Kwan (Herbert), idcst son d Mr. and llr i «im !hong i' 1 and Miss Scok Pel (Mavis), fourth daughter oi Mr. and Mis. Chew Hock Leong.
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    DEATH
    32 2 NT;i.'.»in Z.i'nnb Begum, eldest i. tor (if Mr. 8. M. A. H. Chlfhty, passed away at hor residence, 61 Marsha!! Road, :it 11.46 m. on 17-12-49. Aineral at l (> H.m today.
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    A Knotty Problem
    36 2 Even the smallest Girl (MMc must "IUPrepared", and little Ml ml Soon prcpaw l'»r h:>r Second ClasH badge by standing on tip-toe to fftstcfl slinj; on Siony Slew Foon with :i reel Knot.
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    U.K. MAY DROP TIMBER CONTROL
    172 2 MALA YA FORESEES B OOM DRITAIN is to drop control of timber imports early next year, reliable timber circles told the Tribune yesterday. This is good news for this country for Britain is Malaya's biggest buyer of timber. Lifting the control would mean a great
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    M. C. A. To Have Envoy In London
    151 2 IPOH, Saturday. 'pHE Malayan Chinese Association will have direct contact with the members of both Houses of Parliament m the United Kingdom when it appoints a representative m Britain soon. The representative has not yet been chosen but his functions will be
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    Gurkhas Wound Five Bandits
    137 2 Gurkhas Wound Five Bandits KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Five bandits were woundrd at Mentakab yesterday when a patrol oi l G Gur'Khaa located a bandit camp and there vvas an exchange of fire m which the leading scout was slightly injured. T h c bandits counterattacked and took away their wounded.
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    MNP MEET TO DISCUSS 'NEW POLICY'
    126 2 THE Per** Branch of the Malay Nationalist Party will hold its first delegates conference, since it regUtered under the Societies Ordinance, at Padang Rengas. In North Perak on Dec. 20. Folice permission ha ci been obtained to hold this conference, a spokesman of Hi?
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    Verify Declaration
    57 2 Government la to be asked to authorise Chinese ketua.s Ulc I 'residents. vice-Presi-dents, secretartefl of state and Settlement branches of the M.C.A., and Presidents and vice-Presidents of Chinese Chambers of Commerce m every State nn^ Settlement to verify declarations for citizenshi >. It i learnt that the mattei
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    ROBIN HOOD BOW
    25 2 A bow, reputed to have fx'.'n used by Robin Hocxl, has boon bought at an nuction by Sir Osbcrt Sitwcll for £27.
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      252 2 (Sun Cudes Trices from $85 upwards. SUN CYCLES fcr COMFORT j RELIABILITY LIGHTNESS, j ilir iMirchasr ammgeA HUP TECK TRADING CO. 1 I t nil ItTHJ. i'HH) yanls past Kainlan^ Krrhau Market), Sinffaporr. E^ OWN TOWN j^'' -v \N hile admiring the ma^nificeiii •>^ X i oh don4> X th
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      20 2 ■\^Lsl Ls^L^Sntfl^^ i I MODEL 49 AV> 1X BROWN <&r BjLaCK GRAIN -jd* 1 LEATHER, WITH STRONG KA..^ RUBBER SOLES.
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      22 2 MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES Every Desirable Style For ■vsiy Figure Type At Reduced PRICKS FROM $4.95. CALL AT VOGI-ES. 27, High Street, Singapore.
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      212 2 4 T^^ *^^y I LJCD C f C i 1 nUK It S a mouth -watering variety oi Magnolia ices m iois of luscious flavours Order Magnolia Ices for your parties, picnics m fact for all occasions! special prices arc available for largo Christmas ChildGH'llJi ifiGfigg PIIQNB: SINGAFOBE: MSt io
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      393 2 On Your Radio Today BLUE NETWORK "*v. i-ommria x v\thy OK<HKSTK\; U.U N«ri; IN arts* r-*— st > tt, l wSstafflB la: W- Jjjyjy V" IHIc !):{0 Utta '^n, H.B.< London; i.M Nrwt LaO npw hi lp ride| *\wl,i> ntj IWUKH •*«-nal m fight epi-oden. re|H;l t of th s
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    $160,000 MARKET FOR TIONGBAHRU
    267 3 $160,000 MARKET FOR TIONG BAHRU mom BAIIK. mm el a fe^ Importer. 1 er* ami the Si., K a,«7re Improve f™ T 008^ H Muniti P aJ 1 now before them. provement Trust are able to finalise certain plans Poh &tt^£Z*2&!^*~*« O" Trust .and at Sen R Ha«k.r^ Shelter. 1
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    CHARGED FOR ROBBING
    55 3 A charge of robbery of $31 worth of jewellery was yesterday explained to Hai Lake. 21, m the Third Police Court. It was alleged that on Dec. 11, at Kampong Lima. Hai robbed one Ah Woi of the jewellery and then assaulted him The case was postponed
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    Freight Cut On Pines To Canada
    195 3 FREIGHT rates to Canada for Malayan pineapples fm£ aYe ee t? u Ut by about 28 P er cent wfth effect from next February. The present rate of $35.25 (Canadian) will be cut to $25 only Canada has also permitted the import of 16--ounce
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    'Red Dance' Craze Hits Singapore
    106 3 A RED Chinese Army dance rk Is rapidly becoming a craze with Singapore's Chinese bobby-soxers. It is being danced by them with as much enthusiasm as the "cheer-leaders" infected the populace m Peking. Shanghai. Nunkinand other Chinese cities when they fell to the Communists. Known
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    Regains Sight After Four Years
    139 3 Regains Sight After Four Years Tribune Staff Reporter GRANDFATHER Mustaphs bin Mohammed Salleh left the Johore Welfare Home the other day a happy man. Mustapha. formerly a Government peon, was cured by an operation at the Eye Clinic of the Johore Bahru General Hospital. Ht (eft the Home wearing his
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    Calling 'Fatimah's' Santa Claus
    164 3 i Tribune Staff Reporter SOMEWHERE m Singapore there is a kindhearted Santa Claus who sent a gift of $15 to Mrs. Fatimah Ramlee bin Togee, the Australian girl who married a Malay. Farimah, m a Sunday Tribune story, had complained about the heavy postal charges on
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    WOMAN OF 61 GETS SIX MONTHS' GAOL
    78 3 WOMAN OF 61 GETS SIX MONTHS' GAOL A sixty-one-year-old Chinese woman, Chan Ah Loke, w.is gaoled tot six months* hard by the First District Judge yesterday after she was found guilty of living on the earnings of prostitution. Chan gave notice of appeal and was released on hail of $2,500
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    Mystery Of Mr. Harris—And A Tiger
    187 3 Mystery Of Mr. Harris— And A Tiger Tribune Staff Reporter IF anyone m Malaya knows of a rubber planter named Harris, they should ask him to tell the story of how his hair turned white m 30 seconds during a fight with a tiger. Singapore's 'old-brigade* know nothing about Mr.
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    Workers Plan Adult Classes
    131 3 Workers Plan Adult Classes Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE will soon have a Workers Education Association for "abolishing illiteracy and developing the cultural potentialities of its working-class population." The sponsors of this new body Will call a meeting of interested persons at 331. North Bridge Road, early m January. The Association
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    MAILS DUE
    27 3 Mails are expected from Great Britain, N. Ireland. Eire, Europe, Egypt. North and West Africa. West Indies and Java today at the G P. O.
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    INVITATION TO BECOME PREACHERS
    102 3 An invitation to intelligent young men and women, who are prepared to work hard with no set hours and on a small salary, was extended by Dr. H. B. Amstutz. Principal of the Trinity College yesterday, m his progress report of the college at the annual
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2412 4  -  VERA ARDMORE By W' HEN a X.L.M. piano landed at Singapore some ten days ago its passengers included a pretty red-haired young woman, listed aa Mrs. Eireanr. Towers Mynors, coming to join her husband, Gtoup Captain J. Towers Mynors, of Seletar. Just another service wife? Yes, but with
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    THEY BLUSHED WHEN
    76 4 A LARGE. ndfaced and very thirsty reporter came panting oft the 18th green at the Island Club's exhibition golf match m aid of the University Fund. Kind hearted Mr. Robin Tendril, of tho Civil Aviation Department, took pity and thrust a small ice-cold bottle of beer and
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    THIS LONDON...
    1725 5  -  Jimmy Glover Front LONDON (Sat.> THERE was the usual large crowd of f( Malayans at the annual Christinas sherry patty of the members of the Association of British Malaya, held m the asseml h ill of the Fioyal Empire Society, one evening this wee Mi mbt a .".mi
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      173 5 Salon of* American Tra Oj Ih.' l>v.rn If/; rHERI'S EX ynPfcr :£T/...aOMAHCf IN >«M -^B i t < xi iting new fragrant < m years! So Contoui tv CARNIVAL! A truly luxurious ilogne w lusting powder m tii, same haunting bouquo d with lipstick and rouge co match. A "mi
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      12 5 1 "ablishcd IS72\ t-lt*w»»ll(»rM Ud. IVoaiig Zls HiKh St., 1. Bishop St
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      124 5 Polishes as A shiniru] example of all that a polish should be v, 'oir, rUsi, ir,<i nun/ n nrncirrlß^)! nrt OMainaM,. (q [fS j^Oj |j fill tut <l I,' i pi i ,s» h iTi i B. I V. MITCHELL CO.. LTD. MNGAI'OKL K. IJ MITK PBJTANG. *>s.- '■> XV
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE WHY SO COY?
    645 6 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE WHY SO COY? LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune, Office, 143. Fleet Street, London, E.C. 4. SUNDAY, DEC. 18, 1949 COME weeks after every meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commission, each Commissioner is supplied with a verbatim report of ths proceedings. In its way this report
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    TITO'S PARTISANS FOUCHT THE RUTHLESS WAY
    5399 6  -  BRIGADIER FITZIICIY MAI LEAN M.P. EASTERN By APPROACHES-29 And So The Germans Treated Them With Respect TITO: A good Com- munlst without part.>- I line complex j MEANWHILE, the Germans had time to collect themselves. The necessary forces were assembled, the liberated areas re-occupied,
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      74 6 J^ 1 Care consists of more than just "buying glasses." Eye comfort and visual efficiency depends primarily upon professional servicts of a qualified eyesight specialist C. 8. CHONG, OPT., D. r^w jTfynri ill' ij 1 1 t .iWB tM Foully equipped with modern instruments. *WP i DIARY An I 9
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      3 6 EXCLUSIVE TO TKIBiNE
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      149 6 im pr-fmwi problems BM M.-^ Mara iff mwm KLM now and mc.cry season and chef cooked M* en rou«# means d.st.nct.ve. e.cluwe a.r w,thout any ..Ira cost th. travel.Grea».modernConstellat,ons «rad.tional KLM h ll-lty JT speed you .n ho»el styled comfort rounds you .n KLM s own t to your J.T
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    BEHIND THE HEADLINES
    1349 7 The King Returns To His Rounds ASLTM. wiry man, f, 1 but looker" younger, recently wrnt Col day's strenuousshooting m Hertfordshire. >vxt day attended an Inner Temple dinner which lasted until clos. on midnight. At eight a.m. on the third day he was up and ready for
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    STRANGER THAN FICTION
    299 7 Beer 8100m French film I star Maria Mauban is under contract to drink three pints of beef a day for six weeks before starting a new film. The film demands that her shoulders have the lily tint and roundness which only Ixvr can give Little Chimney. Throe-war-old
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    Storm Over U.N.: Tories Cheer Listowel
    535 7 Storm Over U.N.: Tories Cheer Listowel FOR some time Ernest Bcvin and other Ministers concerned with international affairs have been chafing under what they regard as undue interference m British and Commonwealth policy by the United Nations. Two aspects of the problem came before Parliament recently. Mr. Christopher Mayhew. the
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      190 7 aver the world, men toko appreciate good zvines ask for aSANDEMAN PORT AND SHERRY ,10 A/ >.+.* son o.str.butors SIME, DARBY CO. LT D. VAN HELSEN Collar* are made one piece Jg 1 aud »u>rn to tit ibr aatural curre of f£^s?- '~^f~J M the Deck. lbn uiulti ply fabrir
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    ALONG THE BOOKSHELVES
    942 8 The Lion The Japs Could Not Catch By \sier G mastkira (Former Metnh r Ih Singa Organisation) -<inj;:i Memoir* «>f Gurctan 5 iMgfc. Edited bj Hack >>:<ri:«*s (Quality Press, Loadmi) I ;">s. TOE fully story of the Resl: t- ance Movement m Malaya during the Japanese occupation
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      494 8 HAVE FUN a Cf S^ WITH THE \4 1 1\ By CONSTANCE SHARFE AQCARU'S U CANCER JAN. 21 FEB. 18. t' JUNB 21 JULY 23. Don't rush things, partial- w] Tin first few days will bt larht where money Is eon- t: ,<tther difficult and confused, cerned: taki your Hnu
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      166 8 don't let the grass grow '<"«'< t uour feet tackle them straight await. Much happiness wiU come through younger p'oplc. Plan Chr'stmas snrprim ")id d<> verything you can to ensurt that <t •>ininl time will bt had bit all.' SAGITTARIUS XOV. 23 DEC 22. During the first f* w days
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    N'MAS GREETINGS
    35 9 1,0\^1,l <.!,;ria ii,. Have* hns h«r oun Santa C lavs for th. Voletlde Beasoa this y.ur. the >min K M-(i-M acnr,:,tl> romplctod niem m «»t the Crime" and The Doctor and the <iir!."
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    A SPIDER BROUGHT HIM LUCK
    855 9  - A SPIDER BROUGHT HIM LUCK HENRY GRIS IIOIJ\AV0OI» IHARY BY AND AN X'MAS TO REMEMBER JH3DAY they :;it on the lop of the world, and bask m their screen glory. Surely, it's a wonderful feeling to be known as a Hollywood star. Anyone would change places with them. And they
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    NEW CHRIST-FILM TO FIGHT MATERIALISM
    771 9 A FILM that its creators believe may help to reverse the tide of materialism m the world is m the making. With the Life and Passion of Christ as its theme. "The Divine Tragedy" has enlisted th° support of theologians of all faiths. Its producer.
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    COLONY UNIONS to FORM CONGRESS
    486 11 First Meeting On January 8 SINGAPORE Trade Union leaders will meet at the Victoria Merrona! Hall on January Bto establish a Trade Union Congress. This wa.s anounced by the Interim Committee of the Congress formed m October. The Congress aims to consolidate the position of
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    'No Reason Shown'
    104 11 Opposing the application on the ground that the Qrimi* nai Procedure Code had expressly stated that the case i b<« tried m thn Pistiict Court, Mi. a. v. Winslow, Crown Counsel, said that no reason had hem shown why the case should be tn<(i before a jury.
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    BOYS STOLE 3 CHICKENS, SOLD TWO
    135 11 Kuala Lumpur, Sat. The tirst Juvenile court establish' ed hero under F>deration's "Children's Charter' Ordinance, which became effective on Pec. 1. sat this morning with lfi cases on the list for bearing The President of the court. Mr. D. If. K. Grant. President of
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    JUDGE REFUSES TRANSFER PLEA
    232 11 Tribune Staff Reporter. MR. Justice Murray- Aynsloy, Chief Justice, yesterday refused an application for the transfer dl a case, m which Chief Inspector Mohamed Din Sidin of Singapore Police is held on charges of corruption, from the First Magistrate's Court to the High Court for trial.
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    BISCUIT GIFT
    28 11 The Thyc Hon<; Biscuit Factory ;<t Alexandra KoaU. has KITOI a quantity ol biscuits nn<l swoots to the children of the Children's Serial Centres for Christmas.
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    X'MAS CHEEK DINNER
    27 11 The International Press Club of Singapore last night held a Christmas Cheer Dinner at Wing Choon Yuen Restaurant. m the Great World Amusement Paik.
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    Govt. to Aid new Mission Schools
    289 11 POR every new school building established m the Federation, the Government will provide furniture and pay the salaries of the teachers. This was announced by the Reverend Ralph Ker,selring. Acting Educational Secretary of the Methodist Mission, m his report to the 55th session of
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    Gaoled For Breach Of Trust
    124 11 Gaoled For Breach Of Trust CHEAH Wong Hong. 38, salesman of Chinese sundry goods shop at South Bridge Road, was sentenced by the Second Police Magistrate yesterday to three months' hard labour foi breach of trust of 11,464.00 from salei of condensed milk. it Was stated that on Oct. 28
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    MALACCA GIVES $750 FOR X'MAS GIFTS
    142 11 MALACCA GIVES $750 FOR X'MAS GIFTS MALACCA. Sat. The settlement Welfare Committee at a rocont mooting decided to give a Christmas giant nf $50 to tho Serendah Boys" Homr. It was stated that live boys from Malacca were m thr Homo and they would be brought back to Malacca whon
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    FEWER RETURN TO RED CHINA
    64 11 Applications for passport.s tr» China have dropped by a fairly large margin. But despite the southward advance of the China Rods, the trickle f »f Chinese emigrant: to Singapore i>» steady. These people still brin^ with them the old passport of the Nationalist Government. So
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    Vampire Scare Spreads To K. L.
    129 11 WOMEN un<i chiiditn m Malay kampongs aiourul Kuala Lumpuj are staining the srconri Anger of thru left hands with henna to ward off the Touch of Death" Within Hie past fow days. th« vampire score, which fn- ghtened women m the Katong district of
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    CHILDREN'S PARTY
    23 12 Ttie Over-Seas League. Far East Branch, are holding a Children's Christmas Party at Robinson's Cafe tomorrow, from 4-30 to 6-30 p.m.
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    A World Tour-And The Girl Of His Dreams
    313 12 A World Tour- And The Girl Of His Dreams Tribune Staff Reporter. TWO dreams have come true fur a young Singaporean. Ever since he was a boy, LJni Eng Kwan had set his heart on seeing the world. H*" yearned to travel m the biggest ships, stay m the most
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    ARMY SAYS 'NO' to TRAFFIC CHIEF
    339 12 Tribune Staff Reporter. THK Army does not intend to discontinue tbe existing transport facilities provided for its 15,000-strong civilian staff. This statement by an Army spokesman conies as a sequel to the suggestion made by Mr D. E. Nickels Chief of the Singapore Police
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    Mr. Thivy Makes Bow As Actor
    81 12 Mr. Thivy Makes Bow As Actor MR. J. A. THIVtf! Repre** sentative of the Government of India, will play 'King Govinda' to lovely Anandamoyi Bezboruah's 'Queen Gunavathi' when the Indian Fine Arts Society present Tagore's 'Sacrifice' at the Victoria Memorial Hall shortly. King Govinda is a gentle philosopher and stern
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    EXHIBITION
    44 12 An exhibition, open to the public, of photographs of Christmas customs and traditions fi Jin the earliest tunes to the present day will be on view at the Y. M. C. A. lobby tomorrow. The pictures have been loaned by the Briusn Council.
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    'Dad' Lawrie Is Tired Of S'pore—After 44 Years
    174 12 'Dad' Lawrie Is Tired Of S 'pore—A fter 44 Years AFTER 44 years m Singapore, Mr. D. A. D. Lawrance (Daddy Lawrie), Superintendent of the Dining Room at Raffles Hotel, is going back to Colombo to retire, because he no longer likes Singapore. Burly "Daddy Lawrie," looking younger by far
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    Y.W.C.A. PREPARES FOR X'MAS
    124 12 Tribune Staff Reporter EVENING gowns are being made altered and fitted. Hair is being permed, new hair-styles thought up and new make-up bought. In fact the hundred-and-one preparations for Christmas are being made by the girls of the Y.W.O.A. Hostel. As most of the girl.* dine
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    JUNGLE FIGHTERS SEND X'MAS GIFTS
    69 12 British soldiers m Malaya have contributed funds to buy and despatch to the United Kingdom 34 food parcels of 22 pounds weight a piece for W.V.S. Do iby and Joan Clubs. The parcels have been r.ent all over the country, and m each is a
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    THE STORY OF BILLY THOMPSON
    583 13 ISoiillgiaa Itilll Kil<' <.|OY«'«* ni f SEVERAL OPPONENTS AVAILABLE FOR HIM IN SINGAPORE bv tiii: spi;« i atoh |*HE past week must surely rank as one of the most eventful m our boxing history. We've h;id a .spot of everything. Elation at the news that
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    HOW TO USE FLASH IN THE DAYLIGHT
    428 13  -  \o. II ONE of our readers has asked about thp use of flash outdoors m daylight supplementary flash, as it's called. "When." he writes, "is Mash recommended for daylight shots? And what should I know about using it? So let's take up his
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    LETTER TO MALAYAN FIGHTERS
    188 13 LETTER TO MALAY AN FIGHTERS DKAR FIGHTERS,— Soim* of you hitxi- told r ne that you are not n<-tt inn ;l break. on have complained that the present policy of importing Infers is unfair. For u time 1 felt that you wer;* justified in your attitude but now I'm not
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    JOLLILADS BEAT KEPPEL NAVAL BARRACKS
    100 13 JOLLILADS BEAT KEPPEL NAVAL BARRACKS In a friendly soccer match played at Geylang Stadium yesteiday the Jollilads Athletic Union defeated the Keppel Naval Hui racks by three goals to nil. In the first ten minutes th<navy were the bettm side but ground conditions handicapped their forwards. Jollilads scoied the first
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    Penalty Goals Give Singapore Victory In All-Blues Cup
    253 14 Penalty Goals Give Singapore Victory In All -Blues Cup Singapore was lucky to win the All-Blues cup tie match against Selangor, played at the S.C.C. Padan^ yesterday, having scored all their points through three penalty goals. The score at the end of the match was Singapore nine i'.\ penalty goals)
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    JOHORE TOO GOOD FOR NEGRI-MALACCA
    99 14  - JOHORE TOO GOOD FOR NEGRI-MALACCA LUKE ANG By THE Johore XV yesterday defeated Negri SembilanMalacca m the H.M.S. 'Malaya" Cup competition by 11 points <one goal, two tries> to three tone try» at Johore. Johore were definitely the stronger team and could huve won by a bigger margin had they
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    McVeigh outstanding
    210 14 Just before tin- Interval, McVeigh, wtng three, who waa outstanding durhuc 'his period. sot through to touch down i<ar the corner. Dillon (ailed u» add the major points, McVeiffh made ;i nrilliant run -i few imnutefl later bul m tryin,' lo evade a flyini; tackls li« inn out.
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    Ex-fighter hopes to coach local talent
    134 14 By Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE has a lot a boxing talent, iadudhlg world beaters, just as there are m America, Britain and any other country. The reason they do not show up is because they do not receive proper training. That is the
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    Achievements
    157 14 Me fought and beat such nun as Butcher Moore. Rancor Harkin, Joe HeKnight. "Hoy Wells, Bertollia and Tony Aipano. I" 1932 he was sparring partner for Len Harvey, who became the British and Empire champion from 1939 to 1942, Jack Doyle and Eddie Mcguire. In 1947 Mike opened a
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    'SPURS WIN 4-0
    35 14 The Hotspurs "A" team trounced a 10-man team from Guthries Sports Club 4 o at soccer at Geylang Stadium, on Friday Scorers were Boon Kok Peow <2>. William Tan and Thambu Butta.
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    SHUTTLE HALL FUND TOPS $150,000
    225 14 SHUTTLE HALL FUND TOPS $150,000 MORE than 50 ladies and badminton enthusiasts went round the city m the rain yesterday morning selling Hags to raise funds for Singapore's new badminton hall. Ising Mr. Lim Chuan (ieok's office at Ronham Building as their headquarters the selling party split into seven separate
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    SO YOU KNOW SOCCER
    534 14 FOOTBALL QUIZ This week's soccer quiz is confined to incidents at the goalmouth. Score five points for each correct answer. If you chalk up 40 points excellent; 35— good; 30 to 20 fair; 15 and below— you should visit the Stadium more often. (Answers on page
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    PENG SOON MAKES BADMINTON HISTORY
    440 15 PENG SOON MAKES BA DMINTON HIS TORY I hv SECOND YEAR TRIPLE CHAMPION, HOLDER OF 4 TITLES IN A YEAR By SIHTTLE \Y<>N<; PENG SOON (Mayflower B.l\), Malayan fiad Singapore champion, crenied bixlfimitoji histoty vestt'rday when he became the Singapore triple < hainpion lor the second year m succession and
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    SCOUTS' SPORTS
    30 15 SCOU TS' SPORTS n.r r>iii Singapore Scout Troop (St. Arithony'4) h.-l<l iheir 2fid annual sports yesterday. \:> Canon R. X s. Adama, ommissioner for Boouta m Mn^apore, «a\' .'way the pir/.--.
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    Champions And RUnners-up
    251 15 Champions And RUnners-up The lull results <>i n,,. Binsja pun- Badminton champiojuhipH mk.Vs UMOUCB: Champion won« I'.rm soon (Mayflower) Runnei-.up: Loonji Pan Yap (Lucky Strike), HrOMBJI'B OPBM H1HOI.1C8: Cliampion: Miss Helen Hem; (United Family): Kunmr-up Mrs. OhR Hetts; Kwec (Diehard). MKNs m Mini HIVOLES: Champion: Bag Haw Pah (Use tul):
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    CHINESE WIN VETERANS' GAME
    37 15 Tho Singapore Chinese Malaya Cup Veterans boat the Combined Services Veterans by five goals to three at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m charity match m aid of the University of Malaya Endowment Fund.
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    A. ROWAN ILL
    54 15 JOHANNESBURG, Sat. A tho! Rowan, th<- Springbok ;ind Tranavaal cricketer whose display nearly won Pransvaal their recent matdi with the touuni; Australians, may not be avaulaMe foi ;*ny of the Test matches this season. He was successfully opeiated on to: the knee injury sustained during the match
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    489 15 Il«-I«iv» arc (lie i\ri K hfs for lh» C"«lit rail's on Satnrd.ij. r< >| th. lirsi ,|a> of f|,^ Pnu! Itirf C Inb s < hrislmas au4 N ev xi-aj- Meeting; ;it rrnaiiirIJORSE.s. C LASS 1 my i Hi Fl R LONGS FORT] tfE'B I
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    METHODISTS TOLD TO FIGHT LOTTERIES
    221 16 METHODISTS TOLD TO FIGHT LO TTERIES METHODISTS m Malaya will tight every form of l ottery w hether sponsored by the Stdte or by private sources. This decision was taken yesterday at the Malaya Annual Conference of the Methodist Church. Reverend Goh Hood Keng, chairman of the Committee on Public
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    The Brids Says. 'Yes'
    85 16 Press Officer. Mr. Ong Kirn Hoe. of the Public Relations Headquarters at Kuala Lumpur, married pretty Miss Ng Ngan Kiew at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapor. yesterday. A reception was held at G. H. Cafe. Among the guests present was Mr. George G. Thomson.
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    Convincing Hockey Win For Selangor
    288 16 CFJLANGOR convincing defeated Malacca by three goals to one m the second game of the Singapore Hockey Carnival at Thompson Road yesterday. Selangor and Singapore have thus each won a game at the expense of Malacca, and a very keen tussle for supremacy is anticipated
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    HE PAWNED ANOTHER MAN'S WATCH
    79 16 HE PAWNED ANOTHER MAN'S WATCH SAMBI bin Yusoff. 21. was sentenced by Urn Thud Pc'ice Magistrate yesterday to six months rigorous impiisonDBCnt aftet he was convicted on a charge of misapjHo^iiatIng a watch valued at $20. Sambi hud live picvious conviction?. It was stated that on Dec. 9. Sambi took
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    STEADIES DINE
    23 16 Member.-- of the Sure and Stcdfast Club held then nun.on dinner and dance at th< it headquarters, 77 Prinaep Street yesterday.
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    LAND SLIP HOLDS UP MAIL TRAINS
    70 16 LAND SLIP HOLDS UP MAIL TRAINS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A major land slip between Rawang and Kuang. Selangor. resulted m considerable delay to both the Up and Down trains from Kuala Lumpur to Penang. Passengers on the day mail from Penang were transported by buses from Rawang. The night mail
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    CIVILIANS REGISTER THIRD SUCCESSIVE WIN
    141 16 CIVILIANS REGISTER THIRD SUCCESSIVE WIN KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Combined Civilians beat the Combined Services m the annual rugby match on the padang this evening by nine points (three tries* to three (one try). This is the Combined Civilians third successive victory. The score at half time was three-all but
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    REGENT'S SONS ARE BACK FOR X'MAS
    65 16 Tunkus Mahmood and Abdul Rahman, sons of the Regent of Johore, Sir Ismail, returned to Singapore from Sydney by Qanta.s BOAC Constellation last night to spend their Christmas holidays here. Both are students of Trinity Grammar school. Sydney. Also on board the aircraft was
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    No Garlands Please!
    151 16 No Garlands Please! Sara Tells Penang: CEYLON Commissioner for Singapore and Malaya Mi. M. Saravanamuttu on arrival here from Colombo yesterday cabled Penang: 'No garlaadi please". •*I don't like it. I think its a want* 1 of time," said Mr. Baravanamuttu at Kalian^ Airport befoie his departure, to Penang. Mi.
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