Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 April 1950
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Title Section19 1950-04-16 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Published sinnut'iiif <ni.SK, Sin (jttport\ ;.•«//•</ J //>-/// P,)W)Uf. SIXTEEN r AGEs SINGAI'OKK, SI NDAV, APRIL 950 TEN" CENTS.19 words
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Article293 1950-04-16 1 bank-book quiz for ever y man who is suspect' Tribune Shiff Reporter new Ami- Corruption OicJ.iu.ikc with teeth to clamp not only on the bank accounts of Government officials, but also on those of members of the public believed to be implicated in graft, is now293 words
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Article79 1950-04-16 1 Thousands Flee From The Huks MANILA. Sat. More than hali-a rn:!!:on men, women and childrca have tlui their ixonu.s because of th< iij;ntins; •rttti the Huka, Madame Aacuactoa Peres, Bodal vnvitnn Conunlf kwer, i«'pott<.«i to Prealdent Quiriao tooay. N'nit Pel K, directiaf operations foi relief, >aui tJiat twenty provinces aadReuter - 79 words
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Article122 1950-04-16 1 JRE v m mum relial.lv m! .1 med th.u there is no constitutional oMi brewing m Selantfor as report* «i in a ■ec'J"" thi Malayan r. u; r i hi 1 Kluna th( tr > i i°i ed to polni to <v. j,,, 14 >• been122 words
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Article73 1950-04-16 1 ng Jin, w.'iikii'iun Singapore lawyer and >;><■»• man. has joined the Board ol Directors ol the Ma i rribum E > ress Ltd. Mr V, who !0.,k his law degree a John's College Cambridge won the McMahwn Lav. Siiiolar.ship. and v. is captain ol the Caml ninton team.73 words
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Article26 1950-04-16 1 MADR Tin- bMttU sa^»' itied last night at lm bl in Tinn.inuaiii.iiiji Mi- \s.i~ Bevcnty-odc uii.i ii.i.i men -^r )m-< i r_;iit ■im. a.i26 words
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Article36 1950-04-16 1 TOtilO, gat MftIMMU *n implementing a Far Kan Annrtcm'i economic and nuliti r y po:icich in Asia v wi!l be rt:.«euMed at next week >: conf.--rence of Fai East experts liere.- -A. P.A.P. - 36 words
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119 1950-04-16 1 HONG ,11 tilhClL *l> n ultimatum a and bantu on April u which nighi r* stilt in tin shul down o! a 'l forel business -s In u»r <"iU bj ad of April. T! itum abolli Hi' 1 English language in bu itiona andA.P. - 119 words
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Article152 1950-04-16 1 (On Three Conditions) LOBATSI, BECHUANALAND, Saturday CERETSF: Khama, 28-year-old exiled Chief Detttgnate of the Bamangrwato tribe, today rereivrd permission to visit his white wife in the tnbil capital of Serowe for five days and on conditions. BtrttMl wiff, L'.i-yi ai -ol« former London typist,Reuter - 152 words
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87 1950-04-16 1 TWO LIBERAL PEERS SWITCH TO THE TORIES LONDON. Sat. -The Marquis if Reading and Lord Rennet leading Liberals in tin- House of Lords caus- cl u political sensation to n»ght by switching their allegiance io the conservatiws. Thej said that botli Conservatives and Liberals had declared their opposition to Socialism,UP - 87 words
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Article31 1950-04-16 1 For a change. Police last night found two anti-Red posters stuck to a lamp post in Waterloo Street. The posters, written In Chinese, condemned the activities of Communist*.31 words
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116 1950-04-16 1 lAKARTA. Sat unlay. S l lAN Huwngku Buwono. Federal Defence Minister. i,,1,l Putiameni today thai surrender Abdul A* was .m.omiition.,!. nSTthat \,,,tr S i:m tht V re c earlier two officials wlm flow with Aziz from Maras sar had saki that be did notUP - 116 words
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81 1950-04-16 1 IT'S TIME FOR LOBOUR TO GET READY—Morrison A lorrisoti LOND"N. Sat. The Dr puty Prime Minister, Mi Heroert Morrison .said in an address toaay that it li time for the Labour Party t<> pivparo for tin- n »x1 general elect Inn Ho did not speculate 01 tiio date when itA.P. - 81 words
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Article186 1950-04-16 1 Lightni ng Cured His Sciatica Tribune Staff Reporter Thl' Lightning whien struck 1 two of the time-keepers :it the Singapore Motor Hub's soeed trial last Sunday nearly cost one his Hie ;uul gave tne orner a tour-day cure of his sciatica Mr. O. "Danny" Needham. who was using telephone at186 words
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Article, Illustration156 1950-04-16 1 Have Joined THE TRIBUNE Twu of the world's mo«t famous cartoon r liarart FLASH (iORDON ami SITRRMAN, ha\e join, a th.Malaya iril.un.. You have followed thHr hrathl.ss :ui\. niur.s on the Hcreen; now you can tollou thtM lii your newspaper. 0 SUPERMAN Btarts his battle agaimt156 words
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71 1950-04-16 1 PYRAMID EXPERT SAYS NEXT WAR IN 1953 LONDON. Sa«. THE next war will b pin in 1053. said Dr. Auam Kutherford. who siudhs the Pyramids. "'Russia will play a biy part in it." he added, "and she will 'be more completely crushed than was (Vrmany. Britain and America wil' come71 words
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269 1950-04-16 1 Tribune Staff Reporter A INESE who dresses as a coolie by day and drives at night in a lartshiny American car wearing a well-tailored white sharkskin suit is puzzlin residents near the Marine Signal Station, Pasir Panjang, where for weeks police have been searching for269 words
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Article56 1950-04-16 1 THE GUESTS GOT MIXED UP HC.j v oU, Sue—Eliza- beth Taylor, young BritiSl: Bereen acti sa wi-.o is bein^ married in May to Nick HUtori, was v/oadcring toUav who w.ll turn up at her wej Tuc ■gencj which issued th«> invitatio-i^ got the list <i £uv. i. mitcd up v.-ithA.P. - 56 words
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Advertisement74 1950-04-16 1 CJ^ Death Twofold OF GOOD NEWS TO HARMONICA BANDS! "RAM H'NK" and W D o1)B K .tu tn'ii vMth the PftCMMi "CHEN HSii irrtved J r ;,a ,r il >«««» 051 TTI^OHHE^IiS I! M II I lea M i. 40-holr, 10- .-,m). v,;. ;> 0 i Hulen m M-hole, js-.<-74 words
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Advertisement28 1950-04-16 1 GANTNER OF CALIFORNIA The World's Finest Ladies' Gents' SWiMWEiiR Obtainable a bbAbUN TRADING CO. 57. High Street, filngmporv. i tfeooe BH 1 I $1.35 hPER TIN OF sOs28 words
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352 1950-04-16 2 TEMPORARIES MAKE FINAL TR Y FOR PA Y INCREASE 13 -POINT PETITION TO SALARIES COMMITTEE Tribune ktaff Reporter TEMPORARY clerks attached to the Extension Works section of the Municipal Water Department are making a final attempt to have their old salaries uplifted after two of their appeals one to the352 words
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Article28 1950-04-16 2 A cheque for $17.000, the proceeds of the Rotary Club's Movie Ball last December, has been sent to the University Endowment Fund by the club's secretary.28 words
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Article, Illustration61 1950-04-16 2 ITS Sunday, the day people get away from the city and their office desks co have fun and relax on the beaches. Attractive Olive Tay is a hard working Singapore office girl and also a Committee Member of the Kiwi League. She >s pictured above at a recent61 words
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Article261 1950-04-16 2 OSWALD HENRY - OSWALD HENRY CEA MOVE GETS UNDERWAY By WITHIN a week. 2,500 Singapore fiJm fans have mustered to the support of the Cinematograph Exhibitors' Association in the fight for cheaper seats. Supporting the petition to Government by 34 local cinemas pressing for a reduction in261 words
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316 1950-04-16 2 fLAIMING it to be a breach of professional etiquette, a Singapore doctor yesterday, in the First Traffic Court, refused to answer prosecution questions about his patient's capacity for liquor. He was Doctor Joseph Illovsky. and the questions were asked when his patient, Mr. Denis Murphy,316 words
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Advertisement543 1950-04-16 2 ***Y^Ni yf LUXURIOUS SKYMASTER SERVICES WEEKLY FORtJitOHTLY SINGAPORE SIN6APOftE TO COLOMBO uith connection* fc BOMBAY, KARACHI, CAIRO, HOME, LONDON AUSTRALIA M a^BBM »S^»^^SSBSSS»»^ AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL AIRWAYS PTY LTD. 5 PRINCE STREET SINGAPORE fEL. 2456. or all travel agencies iH*/3k T"^*' CAREFUL EXAMINATION Jo9m 'W- Wlth SCIENTIFIC PHOP. E. ..sT'^WsW^. <543 words
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Advertisement97 1950-04-16 2 Your grandfather has such bright and rcrfert teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me so little. /Z'/Z/fc Dentifrice «>• W CUB? ITD LONDON. CNOUUk* AMERICAN ENAMEL KEROSENE STOVES Butterfly Brand Automatic Puni ping Cleanlu Economical Convenient.97 words
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Miscellaneous179 1950-04-16 2 RADIO MALAYA »Mt CUud* Kw**t*n «>ithe B tra: mas; 1.00 New* in Mandarin BLUE NETWORK inn" A* ht 7" Ri<: W.5« Kollocue; Amoy 1 (antone^e; 1.15 anton m-g'gy-^gifr.k (Re- KM P-m 1-^gr.mme >um- M^VlS^ManJaHn^re mS rr2lnml>. iiiiV'^* H Prc< k"^ Musi<al I'erformaa.* sic; 4.45 Musical Interlude; 5.00 l^ti? Llß i!179 words
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Article239 1950-04-16 3 METHODISTS SAY 'NO' TO LOTTERIES ■WILL ORGANISE PROTEST MEETINGS Tribune Staff Ke|K>rter It^u ill organise protest meetings and launch practical campaigns against lotteries. This is the gist uf a resolution parsed by representatives of the 37 Chapters of the second postwar Malayan Methodist Youth Fellowship Institute, meeting here now. The239 words
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Article33 1950-04-16 3 MALACCA. Sat. The Reside n' Commissioner. Mr. E c Wisdom recently presented awards totalling $1,000 to v veil Anti-Bandii Month volunteers for their part in apprehending two bandit.v33 words
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Article187 1950-04-16 3 Tribune Siaff Reporter QNLY one candidate out of three succeeded in passing tho elementary Malay exam litJd under the auspices of the Incorporated Society of Planters and the general low standard of knowledge of Malay has drawn caustic comment from the examiner. Said the examiner, writing187 words
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141 1950-04-16 3 GRANITE REPORT WILL BE OUT IN 3 WEEKS THE MnC9f>ore Government will have an exact idea of the granite resouices of the Colony and its neighbouring islands in about Uuee weeks 1 time from now. Mrs. N.S. Alexander, wife of Professor Alexander of the University of Malaya, is now working141 words
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Article82 1950-04-16 3 Wire - Wire' By SERVICEMEN and civilians in Singapore have caught on to the craze, started by British forces in Germany, of sending flowers to wives and sweethearts at home by florist Telegraph Delivery Association in Britain, furnish them with the address and pay them the cost of tht82 words
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Article, Illustration35 1950-04-16 3 I'lC illi Bargain hunters milling around counters during the final hour of the fifteenuay elraranc sa»»> at H innnn's yrstenlay. T 1 showrooms were packed. The two lifts worked overtime.— I .IMIIHTribune - 35 words
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Article106 1950-04-16 3 THE Singapore Malay IVomen's Association has decided to start an Elnglltti class for members next month. The class, conduct .'d three times a week, will be held from 3 p.m. to 4 p m. and a fee of $l per student wttl be charged. This106 words
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Article, Illustration257 1950-04-16 3 WHEN Othello bestrides the stage of the Victona Theatre this evening in the first performance by the Singapore Repertory of Shakespeare's tragedy, his mane of ferocious black hair will be his own. Last week Mr. John Forbes-Sempill, who is playing the Moor in "Othello,"257 words
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Article, Illustration88 1950-04-16 3 MR. William '•Tex" Munroc. senior partner <>j Allan und Gladhill, Solicitors, pict ur< d with his biiilc, Mma Christine Kobcrtson after then Wo4Mm§ at the Pnsbyti nun. Church yesterday. The bride, who MM forntcrl y ttu air-hostess with 8.0.A.C., i'*orc a gown of cream chiffo n. ami aTribune - 88 words
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153 1950-04-16 3 PERCIVAL ON BANDIT WAR Tribune Staff Reporter IPOH, Saturday. MAJOR-GENERAL A. E. Percival, who vva& G.Q.C. in Malaya from 1941 until the fall of Singapore, maintains that the way to beat the bandits is to convince the common people that the British are in153 words
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Advertisement273 1950-04-16 3 FWT STAFF #3/Z/Z#J I m*4»rn In ttyla. ijp«>-h I i« t»»«. nO> in tr«4itien»l I craKi^antHip h««r 'l)M il^^^^ BifB I th-m ouP *^cwroomt toI 4«y. W««r Mpaclally rit« outf\npJE^HJS2 I MINIROYAI m tmazinf Branch: 203. Batu Uoad, K. Lumput. ~~sorT~achinc7 ■lZ'V'- -I BLISTERED FEET Are your feet sore and273 words
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Advertisement86 1950-04-16 3 Turf Mntpovted from London, England CARRERAS ISO YEARS' REFUTATION FOR QUALITY Sadem AERATED WATER CO.. LTD. 404. Geylang Road. Singapore Only Hillman gives so much... i\^Wl O M^The HILLMAA ESTATE lAK This Hillman Minx Estate Car has swinging rear doors and new a spacious interior, on Portable "plus-power" engine. The86 words
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Article, Illustration309 1950-04-16 4 INDIANS TO FORM BODY-LIKE UMNO, MCA Tribune Staff Reporlor IPOH, Saturday. A NEW Malayan Indian organisation, with similar aims and objects as the United Malay National Organisation and the Malayan Chinese Association, may soon be formed with Kuala Lumpur as its hejul<|uarters. A move is now afoot to seek the309 words
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69 1950-04-16 4 AND THEY ALSO LOST THEIR MAHJONG SET JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Four Chinese foum* gambling ut Sonai VUln^o werp eacn fined $10 in the Magistrates Court today and iost their mahiong' sot. four ehairs, a table, and cash The men were CftUglK w.irn C.LD. Otticers rai«i»«i Rhop ou Apr. U Cash69 words
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Article41 1950-04-16 4 Kfc^ laying i« do Um stio.'g point o* Uu- Singapore flirts' Homed aft Centre. Out of n Doultry block or ■<;• duck-), u u duekltas ari<; .u%<» i wore lai<l during March, tr- in jnui.v :^>< i if Wolf art reprrt.41 words
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Article58 1950-04-16 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Seven Chinese, whose ages ranged from 20 to 60. were each nned $10 today by Magistrate Che Kadir lor breaching the curfew order on the Johore Straits. Th^ mpn were arrested at 1 a.m. on Apr. 13, while rowing across the Straits In58 words
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Article39 1950-04-16 4 TWO BUSES ATTACKED JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Bandits jreturday attacked two bniei plying in tn»' Muar district. Tht» bus on the Lengga-Pagoh Road was lilt, but no casualties v.vit rr ported. The other proceeding between Parlt Sulony and Muar escaped.39 words
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303 1950-04-16 4 Students In Cairo Plead: 'Help- Us Now' MALAYA HOUSE No. 2 WANTED i Tiibun? Staff Reporter Malay students abroad aiv clamouring for another "Malaya House" like the on?- already established in London. This time the rail comes fran Cairo where about 60 Malay students in the various universities and colleges303 words
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Article33 1950-04-16 4 JOHuHt, kahku, Sartor parking his van near a junction in Jalan Beget m Apr. 13. Tan Kim Hua \A River Valey Road. Singapore was fine(l $7 today by Ma-gisc-ate Che Kadir33 words
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185 1950-04-16 4 Will The 'Glamour Pipe' Get S'pore Tribinui Staff K»*port^r StNOAPOME women, usmmOft not I"' Inland itOtUUM in nnitt*i.-> <>j fashion, iin tiiitin logging o» iking t<> /<*/' ii rrazt m thf L'mtitt Kingdom /llflt Xllt<>h~llt<l Tobacco has caused U. K, wo mm t'i v«< il< )i In tfif pip* ,in<t185 words
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Article90 1950-04-16 4 WE WILL BE SEEING PINK BICYCLES THE Singapore and Malayan market has shown a preference for bright colours when buying bicycles, and British manufacturers are now turning them out in pink, sapphire, maroon, silver and gold to meet the demand. A« report on Britain's bicycle export business discloses that New90 words
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Article84 1950-04-16 4 MORE SPACE IS NEEDED AT KALLANG THE terminal uuiidinp at Kallang Airport may £Pt a face-lift in the not too distant future. The Department of civil Aviation has submitted *<> Government v plan for e\ tending the terminal building. With the introduction <>r Qanta.s-BO AC C onstellutions at Kallang, traffic84 words
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245 1950-04-16 4 Tr«h»me Stall 1 Reporter |j< M Jil.h. itiA K buses* may never be seeu M Singapore roads. Bus t crnpanies an* not gi\ln*; them much thought, *hile Municipal vehicle authorities feel that double-deckers will not be suit able for the Colony. They prefer245 words
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86 1950-04-16 4 SECURITY ON BUKOM, SAMBOE IS TIGHTENED Security measures on Pulo Bukom and Pulo Samboe have been tightened recently to safeguard the valuable oil installations of the Anglo-Saxon Petroleum Company »Eastern* Ltd. Mr. R. E. Hooper, the Manager. said: '"Nobody can get on tht-se islands without a special pass today, nor86 words
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Article, Illustration32 1950-04-16 4 A kstiropeail .seamen, wno was repatriated to Kngiand by the Master Attendant, had his only heavy suit rcck?em» J from a pawnshop by the Department Social Wolfart DKNIS D'COTTA32 words
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Article199 1950-04-16 4 THE first Singaporean to complete his pilgrimage to Rome and gain the Holy Year Indulgence is expected to arrive here early next month. He is Mr. Denis p. D' C'otta. well-known Clony cricketer and athlete, who went, to Rome on his way back from the United199 words
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Advertisement207 1950-04-16 4 4,vvtfi Shwml 4teti6 Wr»tc ivith a pen that responds to your touch !ike sensitiv- instrument, Uiat brings personality to your handwriting. A Swan that most famous nglish ricn made with the precision of a fine watch, has iui p-rfect scrvam in S*an ink an ink that docs not clot, flows207 words
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Advertisement109 1950-04-16 4 A NAME TO REMEMBER i sole distributors: SIM E, DARBY CAOJE SORE THROATf^^^i quickly eased and ;^Ss fl protected j 7J»k jgf Com'ort and guard your lore tfiTQBI I /^Bfe*^ i^dfl ca> n>{ Pe;v. aniiscpnc brcaihcable üblctt. i^^ 5| D:i*o!\ng in thr mouth, a Pcpa releasn I '^Pflß rich medicinal109 words
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Article383 1950-04-16 5 CALL FOR MORE FIRE STA TIONS RURAL BOARD MOVE TO SAFEGUARD FACTORIES moi. T" 1 111 'Staff Reporter |<'Kk risk in Singapore island will be considerably reduced if (Government carries out a plan to dot th#» rural areas uith lour more fire stations. This suggestion, put up by the Kural383 words
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Article65 1950-04-16 5 The world's oldest long-dis-tance aii route, from Amsterdam to JuKaita opciated by the K.L.M., will be speeded up when their westbound flights drop the overatffht stops. Reduced by utmost j.<> hours, the flight now takes approximately 45 hours. On "the outwaid journey, thet j will65 words
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Article, Illustration220 1950-04-16 5 Tribune Staff Reporter DY a unanimous vote Municipal Commissioners have chosen 42-year-old Mr. W. I. WattoOn to be the City's chief architect and building surveyor from April next year. Mr. Waison who takes over on the retirement of the present Municipal Architect, Mr. D.220 words
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Article283 1950-04-16 5 ■Tribune Staff Reporter IVO plans have yet been announced by local filra men about any "welcome" to be accorded Linda Christian, star-wife of Tyrone Power, when she arrives in the Colony by plane on April 30. As already announced in the Tribune, she is283 words
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Article98 1950-04-16 5 IT WAS JUST SMOKE FROM A FUNNEL poR several days last week. Singaporeans kept believing that there was a fire in the oil installations at Pulo Samboe or in the docks. Several people telephoned the Tribune and made enquiries at the Fire Brigade. They need not have worried. There was98 words
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Article, Illustration14 1950-04-16 5 I.inda Christian a s Singapore film luns recently saw her on th** screen.14 words
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Article89 1950-04-16 5 Keep The Water Pure New Style VAST areas ">f water in South East Asia that are now poisonous may one day become pure enough to drink, after scientists ruiv..attacked them with Ultra Tadpoles in the science laboratories of the universities of London, Dundee and Newcastle were killed instantly when these89 words
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Article128 1950-04-16 5 Johore In Good Health lOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— State Health Authorities are pleased with the "unusually good year 1 so far experienced. Reasons given are that the General Hospital is now dealing with a smaller number of patients: though the hospital still experiences a shortage of nurses the position is now128 words
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Article113 1950-04-16 5 lA* about six month's time, two weary. footwort vorldhikers art due to arrive in Malaya from India. They should be abie to cure themselves of any foottrouble they niau have, because the hikers, Aidan Phillips and Leonmrd Strong, are two British chiropodists who have planned thU113 words
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Article18 1950-04-16 5 Reuer grunt* by Hoctti Welfare ihow Bteady mcrease dunn March. $2l"jjs was spent «.u 1.408 families.18 words
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Article164 1950-04-16 5 Tribune Staff Reporter pUTURE Muftis will have to undergo an eight-year course of studies at the proposed Islamic College of Malaya, according to report just released by the College Preparatory Committee. Their studies will :ncluae Islamic Jurisprudence, Islamic Affairs Administration. History of Legislation. History of164 words
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Article77 1950-04-16 5 Family disputes In Sln^i pore which were taken to the Social Welfare Department ncany douVled themselves between Fer ruar>^ and March. In February, there were V<, 18 of which were amical^y settled, 45 were 'pending settlement and six went to court. In March, there were77 words
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Article27 1950-04-16 5 Singapore Social Welfaic ntpartnx'nt is co i; sulting: witti the Federation regarding the principle of taking into Singapore juvenile prostitu-.^s nicked up in the Federation27 words
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Advertisement266 1950-04-16 5 Better sti 1 1 prevent coughs, u*e Hudson's "Eumenthol" Jujubes doify. Protect your--3 JW9yS $6lf a B ainst co"ghs. colds, ajrp or throats and influenza. Hwds o n s R Jujubes <?ti Tk* fuirunlKof; /i4^T y<7i«v aood,/' 7tetir<Jtye... near Shetgy... Its WONDERFUL to sip a glass of X3\C I I266 words
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Advertisement239 1950-04-16 5 •3 y 1 1 ji FT Ihe Best Cigarettes in the World jwr I Manufactured in LONDON I by ARDATH TOBACCO CO LTD T/ie fcinde*t powder in the world Wj^aMSMag^S^a Por more than 0 y ears pfilltlm^^^g babies have revelled in ;L fcUn^ its soothin softness J BABY powder BABY239 words
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Article, Illustration1561 1950-04-16 6 THOUSANDS of lladio Malaya MWtocra must know ghe voice of nineteen-veai-old Jill Allen, the daughn. Dr. G. V. Allen, the Vice-Chancel-lor of the University of Malaya. Jill, who joined Radio Malaya about year ago, does continuity, announcing and schools broadcasts. She is also a regular performer in broadcast1,561 words
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Article, Illustration430 1950-04-16 6 QUITE possibly the best knmon man in all Malaya, if you include the tappers, the watermen, the tin miners, the houae-boys and the bar boys us Mr. Peter Jock" Curmichael, the. 'Scots Consul." Born in Dundct, Ah (juts, son of the late John Curmulmel. M.V.O. Chief of430 words
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Article274 1950-04-16 6 MR. W. "Tex" Munro. the Highland Scots lawyer who was married yesterday in the Presbyterian Church in Singapore, is a very shy man indeed, and was quite startled when I went to ask him for a few details of his wedding. At first, he was unwilling to274 words
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Article142 1950-04-16 6 THEY BLUSHED WHEN- HOUSE-HI NGRY Pam the wife of .lack Fairglievi of Carrier International Ltd. wont ntc her husband' 1 office the other <:av t that her husand aut, but that sin should ring ***** where nc understood they had some e\ cellent accommodation. Thriih <i. yc torrihed that teonc142 words
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Advertisement249 1950-04-16 6 If you've seen the film GIVE SIS THIS DAY you'll \v;»ii* I<> fry the '••minis Italian di*h SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT SAUCE t Come to Hip Of hay ;t iicl order Spaghetti Bolognese: it\ MTvetl with Parmesan cheese ofcouiw Hook y.nir table EARLY for Saturday nights. C -m-4 RESTAURANT Correct treatment249 words
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Advertisement170 1950-04-16 6 A M A M A fa h^^^^^m t^ \^A^A^A^r W^vy^i 1 SINGAPORE <j^JJL TO SAIGON Connections for aV parts of Irtdo-CMna l|\ Arrivals frtai SiigN xjw^ Thßrsdtyt 3.50 f.« LAIR FRANCE eooH.HG omcc ctNER I ct#ITS Ground Fl^br Cle dM HIGH p?£^f 1 •viteiever you cue/ toys ELSIE the BORDEN170 words
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Article, Illustration2066 1950-04-16 7 J itnmy Glover - J itnmy Glover From n dent lU i Qovernmenl servant who should have known better BUK gested a( the bar ol one ol the clubs I lrcqucnt t lint thugs and cosh b should be sent to i ■pedal oat tali,, 11 i n Malaya t.. meet up2,066 words
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Advertisement207 1950-04-16 7 —ibm M»cc*Mfu! way t^ A£ W lot orer 30 ye«r. I #?#fOT^ Take Mjrmol. Ttb. 90^^^**' »et»-U»«T ta QAtorallr on the lyitem, dii- M/M^F PCMiag the •urptua fat JW w<w M white you enjoy jmat f food and normal jedvi* tM». Raducc toot CM «hk Mamtla TAltlfl sal DUtrlbutor* i207 words
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Advertisement25 1950-04-16 7 Established 1872 Malaya's Leading Jewellers Diamond i Gem Mer chants B.l». dv Silva Ltd. (Inrorporatcd In Ceylon) 19/21, High St., Singapore 1, Bishop St. Penang25 words
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Advertisement326 1950-04-16 7 DESIGNED CARE /%yjS*K£\ N'cvtT before have (^^W-dklli^iZliMP^) The safety anil comfort. of vorr ,i,!L£ vi^ Factory lUpr«M9iau«« \^r- y T.V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. '.n-Hpoie K. LuMpui I'cnauK THE COKCENTRATEO GOODNF.SS OF PRIME LEAN BEEF -that's BOVRIL AGt»rs. > BORNEO _/>. //&Mm^^ THE TWOFOLD WAY TO A Ig^jyfMKjf ■Mr^^^j s ovc^326 words
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Article22 1950-04-16 8 LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, 143 Fie et Btreet, London, B.C. 4. SUNDAY, APRIL 16, l»50.22 words
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Article597 1950-04-16 8 A SIA is going to be high on the list of subjects to be discussed by the Big Three Foreign Ministers at their meeting in London next month This is encouraging. The East has been too long neglected as a factor in world affairs. But if the597 words
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Article, Illustration3179 1950-04-16 8 »i:v>io\b » - »i:v>io\b» by was murdered on Hitler** order IT was towards the end <tf February 1944 that Rommel became involved in the plot against Hitler. He was then making preparations to meet the expected Allied invasion of Normandy his superior being FieldMarshal von Rundstedt. And Rommel was convinced that3,179 words
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Advertisement66 1950-04-16 8 CUT OUT For Future Reference Genuine Swiss spare parts and proper service for your next watch repair job. Phone *****. THIM LOCK Watchmakers 395, North Bridge Road. (Branch at Royal Navy Air Station, HembawanyJ. <*^VELOS JK MINOR fef) Stapte* BUT EFFICIENT GET ONE FOR EVERY DESK f^rpPffJ^fc 104 ROBINSON ROM)66 words
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Advertisement60 1950-04-16 8 jfa/Vkf K.L.M. y to the 8.1.F. I LET ONE OF KLM'S FAST, LUXURIOUS F "CONSTELLATIONS" FLY YOU HOME 4 FOR THE BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR, OPENING IN LONDON ON THE BTH OF A MAY. IT TAKES ONLY T\^'O DAYS W\ FROM SINGAPORE! For further particulars apply. r\ KL M IV. I—60 words
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Article230 1950-04-16 9 Damsels Stood On Their Heads CIR Paul Dukes, who presen*3 ted a demonstration of Yoga to a distinctly Third I'rogrammish audience just off Leicester Square last week, was debunking ana supercilious about some other chionicies of the art. After a divt rtusst ;nrnt ten "beautiful young damsels"230 words
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Article, Illustration188 1950-04-16 9 WHEN Sn Basil Brooke. Ulster's Prime Minister, left Belfast on U* Just stage of a good-will tour to Canada ami UJB A. last week, 30 policr an<l 15 detectives guarded him at York Street Station, foui more detectives travelled in his special coach as far a< Larne, and188 words
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Article, Illustration498 1950-04-16 9 THE MADNESS THAT APPEALS CLAY FREUD. 25-year-old grandson of the iati> gnat Blgmund, n<J himself last week of a load of inhibition. For the test six months, as enteiing manager of the Aits Theatre Club, ho had been finding that ss. limit a bit of a 1 iii on his498 words
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Article, Illustration502 1950-04-16 9 FR the last few days Coun|CM Ciano (nee Mussolini > has been sitting in her opu'.ent suite In Rome's .--mart Grand Hotel, almost smothered undt i piles of love letters. The letters, however, were not addressed to her. She was merely reading them in502 words
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Article290 1950-04-16 9 JOSEPH DYNAN. who covers the Quai d'Ormiti for the Associated Press, is a mild, soft-spoken man from Chicago, but he can make a lot of noise. He has set Ministries issuing angry denials and Sunday newspapers tvplating their front pages with his assertion that290 words
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Advertisement173 1950-04-16 9 SPECIAL RACE excursions dwmF^ SATURDAY *^\\4L^e 22nd APRIL 29th APRIL MALAYAN AIRWAYS Leave Kalians 11-45 A M Arrive Race Course, Kuala Lumpur 1.45 P.M. Leave Race Course, Kuala Lumpur 5.45 P.M. Arrive Kallang 8.00 P.M. LUNCH PROVIDED FREE ON NORTHBOUND FLIGHT TRANSPORT PROVIDED FREE AT KUALA LUMPLR INCLUSIVE RETURN FARE173 words
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Advertisement78 1950-04-16 9 R TDMCDEHENSIVE ChNGE IN STOCK FBOM THE ERNT3M FLOT-EEO TO BOTRJiy SELF-FEEDING MPCHINES. v DUNCRN ROBERTS CL L lB 6AT7tKYRP WQtl FHOWE 7014 i^^\*S At the first V^r) hint of a i^COLD VAPEX INHALANT on your h«ndkrr<hief and Dillew for comtort and protection Breath* tK« »»pour a.epl, ofl.n. Fine Fish78 words
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Advertisement151 1950-04-16 9 I <)i Cerent iron] Z/a\\ (Mers Ktrosene Refrigerator 1 \w&£2& I i I J 6 8 cu. ft. models available. I MARDEN COMPANY j I 82, ORCHARD RD., SINGATORE, ID* 3252. I i_ KEEP BABY,. Ct,^,^ .ni)ii*l I" ft* l<* •WTi'r or whrnfrrr boh» U jg^*^^j^tj^__ -fc >> Ifftfgl and151 words
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Article1840 1950-04-16 10 The following students from Singapore have passed the London ChHinber of Commerce Autumn (1949) examinations in the particular subjects mentioned: R. I. Evening Classes CERTIFICATE STAGE: TYPEWRITING: Yeo Thiam Teck Yeo Kee Tuan Yeo GcoV: Wah *au Chung Chii: L. Woo Poh Kwai (Miss>; Wong Lcc1,840 words
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Article160 1950-04-16 10 by CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS JAN. 11— FEB. 18 Good news connected with your home or with personal property: srmethiny to justify a little celebration! The financial outlook brightens. An older person will spring a .surprise. PISCES FEB. 19— MARCH 20. Be enthusiastic- be optimistic and yo160 words
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Article112 1950-04-16 10 CUR GARDEN'S ATTRACT VISITOR MRS. Edith Hiiltholi. wife of Mr. Christian liott boll. Royal Danish Minister to Australia and New Z. aland both of whom lam'ed at Kallang yesterday on their way back to Deninirk will make a beeline for one spot in Singapore wlmh she has been loneing to112 words
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Advertisement903 1950-04-16 10 ■ESi^^ DUNKLEY PIANOS FULL SI7.K I'PRIGHI H^HMflfl GR\ND lEpß^^^^^^Hsß^H KI'LLY TROPICAUBBD ■IS m^K^SS^^S^^R Easy Paym >nts Can Be ■i^P'»^ Arranged. V^PIANO TUNING REPAIRS Undertaken by our LONDON QI/ALIFJKD KXPFRT. Certified By The London Music Tr id< s nVhoei. In tin pianoforte Technological SectMiO. of The Northern Potytcchnlc SEASON CO., LTD.903 words
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Advertisement370 1950-04-16 10 End Rheumatism While Yeu Sleep I If you suffer sharp stabbing palna, j iQyl«\ joints are swollen. ftyjHSfi it shows your bleot •*™^Tgjv3 Is poisoned tbrougn /V- '.''''■Hspfw faul tykidneyactkui. Other symptoms ot •*\X|Ao^il Kidney Disorder! m^ are Backaeht, Aching Joints and Limbs, Sclatlet, Neuritis, Lumbago, Getting up Nights, Dizziness,370 words
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Miscellaneous311 1950-04-16 10 have to be made, unexpect* <l- IJBRA. Z\ -OCT 23. (iEIVIINI. Thom a-ithority bus,MAY 21 JUNE 20 M M r <>ff irials A week dur.nu wlvch you v,U pTWi :>jul to you and must think more about 'tour will oMx worn some excellent lorcd-oncx than outsiders. advice, f.f-mohon or an311 words
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Article, Illustration134 1950-04-16 11 There's No Need For A Trip HOLLYWOOD. Sat CARY GRANT has made up his mind about his wedding trip. There won't be any. The actor and his bride, Betsy Drake, both of whom had to report to work in now films several days after their marriage, wi'l spend the time134 words
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Article96 1950-04-16 11 H< LY~vVOOD. Sat. II'DY GARLAND launched J her ro!e In iSumni t BtOCk*' with the most thrilling "openinp day in her Holh hoor] cai ?.-rr. The star retelved 47 Uanketa of t:owcrs>. Her newly decorated drc>.>ing; rrom Wftfl flooded wun the flowers. And nearly a hundred96 words
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Article95 1950-04-16 11 H(;I.LYWOOD. Sat. JANI'J POWLLL has to find a word other than "demitasse" whon |1m asks ho'guests If they'd like som..-after-dinner coffee. .Seems ghc named her Si.tBflM cat H Demi-TMJW" be cause of Ml coffer colour. Jic responds to hit name .«o well, that wnen sne acica95 words
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Article23 1950-04-16 11 HOLLYWOOD, Sat MAUREEN OHARA. the beauteous Irish actress, has been signed for the leading roic in the Pine-Thomas production "Tripoli."- -A.PA.P. - 23 words
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Article121 1950-04-16 11 HOLLYWOOD. .>ai. SOME iJuys :it;<. for *r,r first t ««■> since their niarrtapr. Ijma Turner Ji.t.l husP: m! li<il» 1 "I'pi iik M an aud'once ilutinj; the lilmi.i^ of a scene on I set of Life of hi'i Own." It wji, a Urania tic Acenn iMtween Miss121 words
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Article, Illustration1469 1950-04-16 11 HAS GINGER REPENTED? In tins week's art.de, HI MtY «,I«IN seeks an answer to a question raised by a seven -year -old dipping HOLLYWOOD, Sat. I HAPPENED to be looking through sorm* old files the 'nor morning when I noticed i story headlined: "Ginger Kogors Voted Most Un-oo-operatiw Actress Of1,469 words
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Advertisement169 1950-04-16 11 Jieaff/fjul TO YOUR FINGERTIPS #Mri£ ))t<f>/f< rft4</ fct'/A CUTEX onr I'-uni- can l^ more beaaaliil wii ■ape-wear (IT! x the polish that lasts and lasts. (I II X |ivea spafklc w> your costume... jipplics etsth resists peeling and chipping. Because (I I! is s<> inexpensive jrou an aflr rtl Jcs169 words
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Advertisement344 1950-04-16 11 xlavr your loveliest perm ever-at home! 1 1 t9Bm L TT^S^tf? jJ?t|- **^f^ 't'(js i*^\ Soft, «ar;/r<7/-lo«)kins waxes tlv v -r dyed hair and Tom's vcryrlrst day! Deep, Rr;Kclr.)cMrl mHd, gentle action coaxes even that last for months and month'.' finest hair into soft, beautiful Yes, your Toni will l<xk344 words
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Article, Illustration1287 1950-04-16 12 Joan llaltlwiiifetm - Joan llaltlwiiifetm by MM.AI'OIII-, .IOTTIXf.S FLOWERS always make cmof the loveliest aeerssories. and are Important to a fresh look in this rtlmfttr Lapel ornaments, arooches bandeatis and posies or flowers are practically e" tentlaJ to th-- w-ii -groomed woman and the more rriginai they are. the belter they1,287 words
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Article, Illustration45 1950-04-16 12 ASTOIJI is a </'" m< t With vermtih an is. Tu hf MN>m PI thr t rr.i mi sunbiithinn ,i i < IF have ana suiarst nis, MMS f>'i im uritf to mo, loan Ba'dwrnwtm, e <> Mai Tiibnme Prest, 104-116 A»snn Road, B'ttgtpon45 words
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Article, Illustration675 1950-04-16 12 Peggy Warner - I ONCE HAD A CUTE LITTLE HAT Peggy Warner by I often wonder what a European woman In Singapore does wnen she feels low and miserable, when the price of meat and vegetables gets her down, when she longs lor London or Sydney or Timbuctoo. or the little town where675 words
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Advertisement187 1950-04-16 12 B^^^^B^B^B^giH ■Lm *'^sl I HL^Jsii^^H /k PURE fru.t ,u.ce t dl 100 cane sugar' 'wM freshly made, it reaches you immediately after manufacture in the gay "new look" bottle GRAPE FRUIT CORDIAL IN THE MtADT SwßrC of r SINGAPORE CITY'' A F J Arthritis Agony Curbed in 30 Minutes The187 words
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Miscellaneous295 1950-04-16 12 YOU TOWED THE SMiP \OI6HT^ AH IS ALSO T;V vCRIDS GREATEST 1 YOO r RE. .o'CKV- SHORE -BUT W I (vOu'll AH ALREADY IS k IN, 100 MILES, THROUGH If*"^ U RAftSLER BOTH HOOMIN AN' J BECAUSE. I CAN <V WHY SHOULD j > BF. S/V FAMOUS. EVRVBOD>) A RAGING295 words
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Article, Illustration1457 1950-04-16 13 LINESMAN - EASTER HOLIDAY SPORTS IN MALAYA REVIEWED LINESMAN by AS I d. the sun took an Easter holiday und rains came in dts ai.d starts to upset all the w«-«>k-end &r> Icularly the Singapore versu Selanjror match which wiu in an Interesting stage when pla> had bo !>. abandoned after lunch1,457 words
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Article183 1950-04-16 13 HONOURS LIST BATTING •2, fheona; ThfaUH Blew, Sin.,.ip v SrlatiKur. M"». J. C. Cooler. Policr S.C. v. LA. 80. Grant B.C.C. v Pub Services. vi. iii,i>bs. Selaacor v Sinuaporc BOWUNG a for I snan liin. Victoria School v Raffles liinl. <> foi »t» iiav:iii Meali, F<«n- ani .viul.i>s v sel.183 words
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Advertisement195 1950-04-16 13 What is your sight worth I f\, Sl5. 525. S5O? M~ The i»robability :s you wo u I Jn'l V '^fc t to spuid w««au*vea is net<. ■■>- t Jt^/^} Vj sary 10 man*- coi tarn yi_u'ci i-nj 1 M n o propei iy. it >; -Av.iLli u iv,. \u\195 words
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Miscellaneous93 1950-04-16 13 tHi-.if* <injr>-)l- $»50 im Nj COLD STORAGE v Singapore Cold Storage Co.. Ltd. l^jp^j^yf iMAFRAjorrs ~x jj^ s* scientific tests V BUT WHY /BAD BREATH OtO 60V wT^-X PROVE that in 7 CASfS > SiS' TELL WWVDONtvOuSCE 1» > OUT Of O COLGATE S I Ou(? DPNTiSTS> £l INSTANTLv STOPS93 words
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Article, Illustration1281 1950-04-16 14 iVieet the Man behind Dave Sands Top -line British fighter slips into Singapore George Sands, the battler BOXING-] With The Gloves Off by the I SPECTATOR BOXING, in spite of *u U:* suggestions to the contrary, is still one of the greatest of all1,281 words
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825 1950-04-16 14 INDIA WANTS TWO BEST PL A YERS FROM MALA YA II v Our < orre*pninlt h nl ANCE again Malayan players are invited to play in a foreign country. India has *sked «'or two of our l>est players to participate in t tournament organised by the Cricket Club ~,f india825 words
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Advertisement130 1950-04-16 14 mm wot/on cower/ oa/s ro 1 OVERSEAS AIRLINFS sFamTITD] jßs* LEAVING SINGAPORE THURSDAYS FOR K^Jk BANGKOK* HONGKONG A, >JS^ TAIPEH TOKYO. *^v Cricbton Hviatien/^ ha ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE /*£Z^ FLASHLIGHT '"S BATTERIES (^> Sole Representatives. GETZ BROS. CO. PENANG -KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE R\S SO the man who wants Jo^fft^S^"fr\ l130 words
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Advertisement267 1950-04-16 14 Bfcy^ C s^^ 1 1 a^ v J^BHSp^ <91 9 C l l *iZ a and all due to the Inum in Pcpsodcnt Inum aic most effective brand ot tooth cleansing agent known to dental science, removes the harmful film and ugly stains from your teeth polishing them, making them267 words
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Article, Illustration376 1950-04-16 15 SIX RECORDS MADE IN T.B.A. SPOR TS m/t^L^ Tribune Staff Reporter JYJOHD. Ismail and V. K. Murthy tied for the Gandhi Memorial Cup at the Tamii Brotherhood Association annual sports at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when they each scored seven points. Six T B.A records vvvre smasiitd: fie mile; puttinu376 words
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240 1950-04-16 15 HEROIC BATTING EFFORT SAVES SINHALESE 2nd XI Splendid l atting bv P 1 '''Mumlo who itOOd "is ground when the rest of l>is team were hoinp skittled out. nabud the Sinhalese secona t(iim to defeat the C. f;. fc, f South) by IfS runs ye.stcnluv. The Sinhalese wickets Ml faat240 words
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Article148 1950-04-16 15 The Indian Association and the University of Malaya drew at the Raf fifes College. Scores I'NIVKRSITY IST INNINGS ,T. Df Si va b Kudh Singh M. C. Pa.^upathy ll>w b S»lakan Hintrli m P. D. Mi.vn h Kudli E :nj»h Hippidaman Singh b Felakan V..148 words
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Article108 1950-04-16 15 INTER FACULTY CHESS MATCH The University of Malaya inter-Faculty chess match for the Silcock Cup between Arts and Sciences and Medicine will be played at 2.00 p.m. today. The teams are: Arls and Science: Ho IVn r Yoke. Tye Cho Yook. M.-hamod Razl H. Sothi. c >oi Jin Bee Slew108 words
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554 1950-04-16 15 B KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. IG fields should face the starter on Saturday in Kuala Lumpur when the Selangor Turf Club three-day meeting opens, according to the following handicaps: HOBSES Ci,. :t. DIV. I—7 Fl BS BELGIUM LORD I in t; it R R.I554 words
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Article264 1950-04-16 15 Sports Meet For S. E. A. Chinese An overall Overseas Chinese athletic ir.eet ot' the Southeast Asia area will soon materialize, if responses to the proposal, circularised by Mr. Aw Kow, president of the Malaya Chinese Sports Federation, are received. Since the clarion call for such a meet, the first264 words
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60 1950-04-16 15 TO WIMBLEDON AND EUROPE FOR TITLES SYDNEY, Sat. Mrs. Thelma Long, for many years one of Australia's leading players, leaves for England in the Orcades on Apr. 29 to contest the women's titles at Wimbledon. Mrs. Long is also keen to retain several European titles she won last year andReuter - 60 words
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Advertisement190 1950-04-16 15 You Will Like This Picture! TODAY FOUR SHOWS PJ^fi|J£|pj 2 -4.15 -6.30 -9.30 p.m. m tC^ombweojf^ Phone 090?,. ROBERT /^^i^— tfia with HARRY VON ZELL HEATER ANGEL Wpecial M -nninn Bhovc T,>d,t>, i| ig tt-I ftWMM Curio hi "SALOME WHKRB kill t DANCED" tin t<'clinico'.oui > Next Change— Joan Fontaine190 words
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Advertisement92 1950-04-16 15 Morning show today 11 a.m. 1 ARIZONA CYCLONE" FROZEN GHOST 1 50 cts. to all MOtfl Today: 'i.l5 fi .;o 18 pn. Thrilling daggcr-fld>ta »<t .swcpl-.: I "NISHAN" in Hindustani I Adapted from "Corsican \'.r i Next Chai "THE NOOSK HANGS HIGH with Abbott ft Costello i Watch for rate:92 words
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Advertisement88 1950-04-16 15 TO-DAY at 11 A.M. United Artistj-' "SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD" Today at 3, 6.15 P.15 p.m. Columbia's "JOLSON SIN6S AGAIN" Starring: LARRY I ARKS in Technicolor OPENING TOMORROW i "NIGHT SONG" AWWWWVWWWWVW GREAT WORLD Atlantic 3 7—9.15 "LITST FO'l COLD" NEW~WORLD Lulu o 7 V IS Last Day "TASK88 words
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Advertisement175 1950-04-16 15 M^B^rf bßv i J *^BB^Bf i P^" "4N Vll Sm VI C^T Jw^^^ IT IX AW,\ the drums Call silent o and thfe SAVAGE REDMEN are on Till- WAR PATH < J- a REPUBLIC PROOUCIIO^ The?!uncJercrx ROD CAMFRON* ILONA MASSEY RIDE with "SOLDIER of FORTUNE" ROD CAMERON IN REPUBLIC'S BLAZING175 words
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174 1950-04-16 16 Vellupillai Scores Four For Police FOUR u<»:'i- s Df Vellnpillal gave ihf Police s.a. u .six »'/.<• virtory over the Mental H«i«pltal In .1 Junior A' Hoccer matdi played ;it Qeylani stadium yesterday. The Police were right on t«>p in the ttrst half. Th»-y swamped the M' ntal Ho« pltal174 words
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Article73 1950-04-16 16 ICK^BCH U.Ni-.. Sat. IMa.t^ SUrgeOOl will attempt to huilil n«w far* foi Maluyun l»ohce Officer C. B. Folliott. who accompanied by his wife. .mi rived here by air today. Mr. FoUiott's jaw was shattt'itd in a terron.-t ambush in Malaya on Apr. 4. As Mr. FolliottReuter-AAP - 73 words
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Article25 1950-04-16 16 The RAF. ChSßgl beat the Coronation Rangets by three goals to one in a friendly soccer match played at Fairer Park yesterday evening.25 words
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Article, Illustration548 1950-04-16 16 %+*m>n* Hr^l M«l«7« «'l» >■»<•»■ RAl'B, Saturday. TIIK Malava Cup season in the North ont-ned her* I*is ;\henkhan K defeated th, Sorvioes bv three <lear R«aK <>n rilW mail '""'"Hekvv rain before the match netted l poota of water it was evident that the548 words
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Article451 1950-04-16 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. IN their friendly return soccer encounter Selangor again gained a doable victory over Negrl Sembilan on the Rifle Range ground this evening. The Selangor State XI defeated ihe Negri State side by four goals to two, while the Selangor Authentic* trounced451 words
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132 1950-04-16 16 PRINCESS' GIFT HORSE WINS Ist. RACE HI'RST. Surrey. Sat Prince— Elizabeth's race hoi so Astrakhan, a wedding present from the Aga Khan, won her tnt race when sucressf'i 1 in the Merry MaidensSlakes run ovoi one m il e heir to* lav. Astrakhan, a throe-yea t ol.i ally »>y Futkhaii132 words
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Article20 1950-04-16 16 LONDON. Sat. First. second and third prizewinners in a Merton factory beauty contest were all named Patricia.20 words
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Article278 1950-04-16 16 LONDON, ."-ill. KoHOWitIK iW football rasulta: RNGIJMM 1.K\(.1 K I I KM' lU\IM(I\ [ill imiii I, ill. <>. Mi. 1.11. I ».i..., i' Ritl ton [ii* kpool i'. I'.rirnl. 1. Ctiurllon 0. i i.. i a \\.k iii.-wiiM-.t. (1 I '.rh\ 2 l\.M..ri <"» Uiverp<-»r# I, Fulhain278 words
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Article60 1950-04-16 16 STEPS TO MEET RED THREAT BANGKOK. Sat. It was reported in the pro-govern-ment press today that the K at has signed iwo Royal Proclamations. both of which have not \et been announced. One empowers -.">%. mrmnt to mobilise troops throughout the country in case oi a Communisi uprising, the otherUP - 60 words
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