Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 12 March 1950

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    20 1 SUNDAY Tribune Published simultaneously vi Singapore, Kuala Lumv*-, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1950. TEN CENTS.
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    SINGAPORE HOTEL BOMBED-TWO WOUNDED
    541 1 SINGAPORE HOTEL BOMBED-TWO WOUNDED home-made bomb was thrown into the dining room of the Adelphi Hotel at 9.16 last night, and two late diners, a young Egyptian merchant and his wife, were wounded by flying splinters. The bomb was tossed forty feet across the room over the heads of other
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    Grilles Against Grenades
    35 1 Heavy steel grilles were drawn across the Adelphi's frtef**Wl immediately fcftei ib*l)i:ti!i ii. It was m line with the windows pictured here that Mr. and Mrs. Antaki dining when they were wounded.
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    It Is Sense Not Surrender To Let Mao In UNO
    267 1 TRYCVE LIE SAYS. LAKE SUCCESS, Scturday. Mr. Trygve Lie Secretary-General of the United Nations, vesterday strongly defended his support of a legal principle that would gain Communist China admission to the United Nations and denied charges that this would constitute
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    After You, Mr. Rat
    120 1 MR. Balasingham. Singapore's Municipal ratcatcher will m future be known as the "Rodent Overseer." Reason for the change is not because it is more dignified than the twenty-year old title of rat-catcher, but to raise the job to the importance it will merit under the new
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    CYCLONE RUINS 'SUGAR' TOWN
    80 1 BKISBANE. Sat. Eight hundred Queenslanders fled m terror from 'heir small sugar cane town. Garmila. as a 100 miles an hour cyclone wrecked ouildlngs and uprooted trees. An 18-year-old girl was crushed to death oy a tallIng tree as she ran Ircm her crumbling horn- 1
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    AMERICA FREES SOVIET SPY
    84 1 NtW lu^.v, Sa k Valentin Gubitcnev. tne Soviet engineer convicted of sending U.S. Government secrets to Russia, has decided to accept the government's otter to suspena his m teen year prison sentence, v was reported tonignt. t-ie win be leturned to Russia. Gubitchev was convicted with
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    STILL ON PAYROLL
    30 1 LAKfc buCct-So. sai. Secretary uenerai Trygve Ue saia yesteraay that valentin Cuoitcnev, convictea iiussian spy. is stih oa me United Nauons payroll at Übs6,ooo a year. A.P.
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    INDIA'S ENVOY TO U.S.I. HERE
    45 1 Dr. P. Subbaroyan, the Indian Ambassador to the United States of Indonesia arrived m Singapore by X.L.M Constellation yesterday. Whi!e m the Colony, he will be the guest of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. He will be here for three days.
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    LOOK, SKELETONS!
    24 1 DURHAM. Sat.— Two skeletons, believed to be those of a man and a woman, were found m Durham prison grounds during excavations.
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    AMERICANS OUT OF SHANGHAI IN FEW DAYS
    196 1 MANILA, Saturday. All Americans living m Communist held Shanghai will be evacuated m the next few days. It was learned today that they will leave aboard the s.s. Oneral Gordon, a ship of the American President Lines. The General Gordon is scheduled to
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    STUDENTS RIOT OVER LEOPOLD
    76 1 BRUSSELS, Sat. SocialChristian unu Socialist students tougnt it ouc with amo.ve oo.nos early today m vie centic or tne city, m a clash ovei wnetnei 1 King Leopold snoaid return to the nil one or not. Tne two gioups of students hurled s:nOive oouibs at each
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    AID FOR AUTHORS
    35 1 LAHORE. Sat.— The Shah of Persia, Mohammed Reza Pahlevi, during a visit here made a gift ot 3,000 rupees a year to encourage the writing of new Persian books m Pakistan. Reuter
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    'I Thought It Was DDT Bomb'
    213 1 'I Thought It Was DDT Bomb' MR. Georges AntaKi inter- viewed early this morning said: "I was facing the orchestra. My wife was on my 'Tight facing the road. I did IKK s°e the bomb, but my wile did. "She saw ie fall near the wall. There was a loud
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    HO CALLS UP 18-45 AGE CROUP
    66 1 HO CALLS UP 18-45 AGE CROUP SAIGON, Sat.— The Vietminh radio last night announced a decree issued by Ho Chi Minh. the Communist Indo-Chinese ir.su rpent leader, mobilising "all Vietnamese between 18 and 45 except those with aged or innrm relatives to support." All who disobey will be punished, the
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    BRITAIN ANGERS AID CHIEF
    146 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Britain stands to lose U*****,000,000 m Marshal Plan aid unless she Joins other European countries m a plan to lower trade barriers. Marshal Plan administrator. Paul Hoffman, told reporters today. Hoffman said the amount nearly quarter of the sum tentatively earmarked for Britain next
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    INVASION
    30 1 MELBOURNE, Sat. -Altona. a Melbourne seaside suburb is being "swallowed" by seaweed as a four-mile front, 200 yards wide and two feet deep, creeps up from the sea. Reuter
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    Hollywood Bid For Westerling's Story
    364 1 A HOLLYWOOD film company has made a substantial offer for the life-story A of Captain Turko West Tting, Commander of the "Army of the Heavenl> Host." Two London newspapers also made offers. It is understood ihe offers were made tm the basis that Westerliiii;'s legal
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    CALL-UP
    25 1 CANBERRA, Sat. The Australian Government proposes to call up 20,000 men between the ages of 18 and 21, according to a Canberra report. Reuter
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    WE WANT HIM, SAYS HATTA
    47 1 DJAKARTA, Sut. Indonesia would "regret the a-.U-tude of the British Government" if it did rot cxtia lite Capt. Westerling from Singapore, Prime Minister Mohamed Hatta told Parliament today. Piemier Hatta said Indonesia wanted Westerling on criminal, not poiitical grounds. Reuter A AAP
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    ACCUSED SAYS GRENADE WAS PLANTED ON HIM
    89 2 ACCUSED SAYS GRENADE WAS PLANTED ON HIM JOHORE BAHRU, Sat: When a party of Military Police and local detectives raided a houso at the rear of the Military camp at Tehran last night they recovered a new British hand grenade. They arrested the Hylam nc cupant of the house. In
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    MALACCA MEETING
    23 2 MALACCA, Sat.— The next meeting of the Malacca Municipal Commissioners is on Wednesday, at 10 a m. at the Municipal Office.
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    SUMMARY OF MALACCA EXAM RESULTS
    80 2 SUMMARY OF MALACCA EXAM RESULTS MALACCA. Sat. Following is the summary of tn* 194i> Cambridge School Certificate Examination results of the schools m Malacca. (The figures are m the following order: Grade I. Grade 11. Grade 111. Total Entries): BOYS High School: 17. 10, 15 49; St. Francis' Institution: 3.
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    SINGAPORE SHOES ARE GAINING POPULARITY IN AUSTRALIA
    274 2 SYDNEY WOMAN TO TAKE MORE SAMPLES BACK Tribune Staff Reporter MORE and more "Made m Singapore' shoes arc being worn m Australia today. Recently arrived Mrs. Lawton, a fashion representative of Mark Foyers Ltd., a large department store m Sydney, said yesterday that
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    'I'm Only A Stooge,' Says Chandu Smuggler
    163 2 'I'm Only A Stooge, Says Chandu Smuggler JOHORE RAHRl", Sal.— Tay Boon Chiang, a 42-year-old Singapore seaman, charged in the Sessions Court with smuggling chandu. said he was only a stooge for someone, who paid him a small commission. Tay pleaded guilty to smut- gling ttO2 packets of chandu. Sentence
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    MALACCA'S ONLY FIRE IN FEB.
    34 2 MALACCA, Sat. —The Malacca Fire Brigade was called to attend only one fire last month. Tkty extinguish :1 *lre eating up a big tree on St. John s 'Hill.
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    Fashion Festival Nets $14,000
    432 2 Tribune Staff Reporter THE "Festival of Chinese Fashions" held by tn Chinese Ladies Association has raised $14,000, not including an anonymous gift of $1,000 for SA T A The success of the Festival was largoly due to the work of the President of the Association, Mrs
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    Youth Gets Rotan And Jail Term For Theft
    156 2 Youth Gets Rotan And Jail Term For Theft AC HINFSE youth. Chan Thong C hoc, who pleaded euiltv to theft of a dynamo converter valued $100 was sentenced by fee fourth Police Magistrate yesterday to one month's rigorous imprisonment, and ten strokes of the rotan. to bo followed by one
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      281 2 Lillian Docs Xoi Turn A Hair Wheit Ilin^ Croons pUTE, attractive 19-year-old singer ajid pianist Lilian Ho is B one lady m Singapore, vho does not turn a hair when B BJnK (r(H)M ar Perry Como purrs. In fact »he thinks the iMn I songs that Blng nings ar- silly.
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    S.A.L.S.U. Calls For Whitley Council
    321 3 S.A.L.S.U. Calls For Wh i tley Council TO SOLVE OUTSTANDING PROBLEMS JHE Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union, m its second annual report yesterday, called for the establishment of a Whit!ey Council to solve "many outstanding major problems'' connected with conditions of service of civilian workers m the Admiralty. The report,
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    'Perfect Air Girl'
    76 3 'Perfect Air Girl' Twenty-four-year-oid Dorcen Pennell, the "Perfect Air Girl" of the British Womcn'j Junior Air Corps anil winner of a "Flight to Australia" competition, who arrived m Singapore yesterday on her tour of the Dominion. She was introduced to cadets of the Mala yan Air Training Crops at their
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    The Three Happy Men From the Fed.
    88 3 The Three Happy Men From the Fed. Three men, Inche Ahmed bin Daud of Malacca, Yoong Khee Nam of Se!angor and Sebastian X' t Swee Tuck of Pai.anj, technical assistants of the Federation's Survey Department, will fly by Quanta sBO AC for Brisbane tomorrow to undergo a four year course
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    PLEADS GUILTY
    48 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat> Anthony Douglas Mannaseh, 19, an R.O.A.C. recruit at the ?Ve Soon Tin',- Camp, pleaded guilty m the Sessions Court -oday to theft of clothing valued $69, from the Sergeants' Mess, MVicdee EJnrrncks. Sentence \va^ postponed tr> March 13. Hail of $200 was offered.
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    29 3 Mr. Kenneth Tan Keng Sions who was married to Miss Chin Sook Hin at the Wesley unurch yesterday. The bridegroom is the son of Legislative Councillor lan Chin Tuan.
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      11 3 FOR STRENGTH. VITALITY AND ENERGY i f jt 4^ ptiinqo,,^ ci
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      608 3 ON THE AIR RADIO MAX.AYA Tjmil s Tune; IJW BLCE NETWORK Hll23ii%!j? iflfVlSrS ENGLISH PROGRAMMES SSwSLST 1 S£ a.m. I ro(rwinnn- s, im- (losing Annouiu ement wiili \i ar i i.T i l n <* Mumc; .i»» Signature Tune; 1i.45 lohc .Mur'i-Ilindnur-li, The Mirsh P»w (Kepeat of last W.dncsdaxs „00
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    CAROBATICS
    45 4 MALACCA. Sat.— Dr. Charan Singh, of Ptnang. anu Mr. Indcr Singh, a local business man and proprietor of Ine Central Dispensary ftl Riverside, aro m hospital following a motor accident when the cur m which they were travelling somersaulted and overturned at Kandang village.
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    Science Pupils To Stage Show
    152 4 Science Pupils To Stage Show BUDDING young scientist?, pupils of the Singapore Instituto of Science. Orchard lioad, will forget test tubes and physics for two days this month to become entertainers. To celebrate the Institute* tenth anniversary, the pupils are staging a variety entertainment m aid of S.A.T.A and University
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    610 COCONUT TREES AT KALLANG TO BE AXED
    376 4 FOR RUNWAY EXTENSION Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter CIX hundred and ten coconut trees at the Katong end of the Kallang airport rumvuv have been earmarked by the Department of Civil Aviation for cutting doAvn* so that the runway can be nride to
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    Dog Lovers Give Up Breeding Alsatians
    280 4 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter MANY dog lovers m Singapore have given up l breodins Alsatians because of the high mortality rate of Alsatian puppies born here. Tho nowly-formt'd Singapore Alsatian Club reveals that the mortality rate is as high as 70 per cent of
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    They Have The Money —But No Land
    174 4 They Have The Money —But No Land A.C.S. To Build SIOO,OOO School Sunday Tribune StaA Importer I|H. H. H. Peterson, Principal of the Ang'.o--1 Chines? School. SingapOie, is on the lookout lor a live- acre piece Of land In the city. The Methodist Mission has set aside SI OO,OOO for
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    GOVT. SERVANT (20 Years' Service) DENIES THEFT
    66 4 GOVT. SERVANT (20 Years' Service) DENIES THEFT jUtiOi.i. UAHKU. Saturday:- S. Seiiapathy, 41. Chief Storekeeper of the Medical Department Store at Johove Bahru, claimed trial m the Sessions Court today to a theft charge of 14 boxes of D.D.T. powder valued $700. The case was postponed to Match 18. Bail
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    FIRST ISSUE OF KENNEL REVIEW
    59 4 THE first issue Of tl»e Malayan Kennel Association's "Kennel Review" to bo. published m Singapore, contains many interesting am] well-written features. Co-edited by William v. Lawler an dMrs. G. J. Scott, the Review covers such sulj. jects as judging, breeding, exercising and imposing dogs, written
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    DR. OETOYO ON INDONESIA
    30 4 Dr. Oetoyo. the Indonesian Representative m Singapore, will lecture on "Indonesia" tonight at the AllMalaya Muslim Missionary Society. No. 31. Lorong 12. Geylang. at 8.00 p.m.
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    RIVERS COST JOHORE $143,000
    210 4 THE Johore Government spent more than $143,000 la.st year on maintenance and cleaning of 180 miles of rivers m the State. More than fI.HOO tons of fallen trees, ami other debris were removed from the rivers. A sum of $190,000 has been provided m the 1050
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    Singapore To Tokyo Airline To Start Soon
    138 4 Singapore To Tokyo Airline To Start Soon Another sign of Kailang's gro.ving iiiip^» Liiiice a.s a world air centre came yesterday with the announcement. of a new Singapore Tokyo ■ervsee which will he ru« »*y Pacific Ovrracaa Airiinea. Mr. B. C. Daniels, irho recently became Malayan Manager of the airline,
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    T.B. Survey is being held in Johore Bahru Schools
    183 4 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter MEDICAL auttionties are conducting a tuber--1/1 culos's winrev on school children m Johore Bahru Tuberculin tests are being applied on tach child and the reaction X-rayed. A spokesman of the Medical Department said the survey was "just
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      331 4 Ijfjf v INDUSTRIES X r A I K w M fs t rctCD doo r ncaUy U Plan now to visit this year's British Industrici Fair in London and Birmingham, May M-m. will sec thr world's greatest display of British products ;md l>c in prrtonul touch with influential buycn from
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    UK's Jets Will Sweep The Air Market
    172 5 UK's Jets Will Sweep The Air Market Mr. E. F. Froy s a a. young traftlc manager oi toe Norwegian airnni*. Bimmthens Soutli America Far Eas! Airways, who Ik i just lefl Singapore f< I Bangkok utter a tour oJ tils company's s:a.:in? pv>sLs. says t'.ii Britain La certain to
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    'So Long As I Live, The Show Will Go On'
    47 5 LEFT: Kairo Dean dons make-up for his role as 'Hang Tuah' m the play 'Hang Tuah of Malacca. RIGHT: "Hang Tuah" m the final scene m which he <tabs his own brother. ''Hang Jebat," who betrayed him.
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    HE WAS SHOWERED WITH GIFTS FROM WOMEN
    662 5  - HE WAS SHOWERED WITH GIFTS FROM WOMEN LIM SOO CHONG Kmro Dean Oj The Golden Voice By I FOUND him back-stage m the Twilight Hall of Singapore's New World pleasure park. The sign outside, m need of a fresh coat of paint, read "Dean's Union Opera>" and this was Dean
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    Fed. Has 500,000 Labourers
    102 5 Fed. Has 500,000 Labourers THE Federation's lahour force industrial and agricultural— totals near ly 500,000 today according *o latest statistics. Indians make up the ma jority with 203,141. including 66.426 women. Chinese come.* second with 164.158. including 48.283 women. Malay labourers total 90,096, including 20,--773 women, and the Javanese 20,163,
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    TRAVELLER TO GIVE PICTURE EXHIBITION
    62 5 TRAVELLER TO GIVE PICTURE EXHIBITION Mr. Tong Shu-fa, who has walked 30,000 miles over the face of China and South East Asia since 1031, with nothing but a camera and a stout heart, is to give an exhibition of his pictures at the Singapore Chines© Chamber of Commerce today. After
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      151 5 jroin iiu... JljHp*^^ Singapore to Ceylon- oK^Kfm^£?***^ &Tb C no smoking all the way. m TK| l <f^ I Tliat's why, at touch down. W//^^^^^ a capstan seeau well worth wairing for: better, if powible. than ever. I should knOw, I've been smoking 'em for years. A f»m*v< the only
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    2333 6 By VERA ARDMORE WHfiM John and Peggie Hodgl'inson came to Singapore from Ticngganu. they brought "Albeit Mcmoiia!" m foui piece "Albert", who is puit of tlic r anily. ta a giandfather sofa designed by John and which, an far as I can sec. holds the furniture for a
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    THEY BLUSHED WHEN
    101 6 THEY BLUSHED WHEN- THE tralht: polire biushivl U.sf neck when the men m rhargo of the Thomson Road qpaed trap misunderstood their directions and ■<tOfjperl motorists m the <V-restricto-l urea. A stream ■>: Indignant drivers wend ri their way Uj f.ho traffic court to be met with polite apologies [rom
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    SILHOUETTE No. 5
    388 6 ttfHKN Thomas Percy Fry BflWtiU joined the Malayan Civil Service m 10*5. he was first sent to Macau to learn Chinese. Within three yern-N lucould sp«ak Cantonese and read and write fluently. That knowledge served him well when he became a prisoner of the Japanese and was
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    THIS LONDON...
    2399 7  -  JIMMY GLOVER From LONDON, Sat Mi PHINE FOSS. known to many unfori\m ites m Malaya. lep» rs and others, a* "Fu Hsien r« rv< ri holiday m her littl- villa-- ot Polegatc, m oiiss bmi the will not stay In I- tigland long, noiwithstandixig the tad that ■lie
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      164 7 For STAMPS of HA LAY A and OTHERS. ORIENT STAMP CO. 25. Chulia Street. Singapore. "Lose Le>» Linen" Woven 18 styles m. R.d. Navy. Black. "Hv\u>. Blue. Oftim or Yellow. Delivery 4 weelt^. Post Box H'Jii. Singapore. mm A I BWICRw" puts you J PP^^'^iil^KK right on top ■^wlfil^^S m
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE BEAUTIFUL SINGAPORE
    638 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE BEAUTIFUL SINGAPORE LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Mauri** Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Street, London, B.C. 4. SUNDAY, MARCH 12, 1950. MR. Bland Calder, American consul for economic affairs, had some good advice for Singapore and the Federation, m his radio talk the other night. He said, m
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    PERILS OF THE SEAL HUNT
    922 8 PERILS OF THE SEAL HUNT AFLOTiX-LA of sturdy motor vessels, their sharp bows shod with an extra thickness of steel, nosed out from St. Johns last week. They were outward bound on the great seal-hunt which has been a major event m the Newfoundland fishing calendar for the past 200
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    TWILIGHT OF THE MIDDLE-CLASS
    1867 8 TWILIGHT OF THE MIDDLE-CLASS The British General Election mirrors the middle -class consciousness of deep changes m the traditional structure of British society and apprehensions about their feture. ELEMENT ATTLEE is an v; intellectual from the British upper-middle class who has devoted his political career to the cause of the
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    BROKEN BONES
    106 8 \TE\V treatment of iracturl" ed bones In animali may result m tho saving of British blood-stock worth thousands of pounds. A nve-year-old greyhound hit a hurdle at speed and broke a leg. No satisfactory repair was possible with normal methods of splinting and wiring. It was decided to
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    244 9 Unscrambling The Banker's Egg Her: I Nugget") Coombs, the tl-yeai -old Governor of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, normally strikes people as being a se!fassured little man on whom there La no time fat a fly to settle. But he i<e,l fai fiom spry as he answered a sum■MM lO
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    205 9 THE CLOUD ON THE HORIZON OVER lunch m his Claiidges suite, Pakistan's Ambas-sador-at-! i!^e. Nawab Mushtaq Ahmad Guimani, told leporters about the one cloud on hi.c honzon: the Kashmir dispute with India. After session at the I'nitcd Nations and a tuur-month tour of Europe and the Ameiicas, the Nawab now
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    768 13 A Bio Break Vet Malayan Boxers. Alj'ie S amis vs. Box Brooks. Control Or No Control. THE temporary lull i;i big boxing comes to an end with the announovmf nt of the Boy Brooks-Alfie Sancis title fight. This is good news indeed. A
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