Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 7 May 1950

Microfilm: NL1467
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    20 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Pubfishod simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, tpoh and Penang. TWENTY PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 7, 19W. TEN CENTS
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    S'PORE TEACHERS VOTE FOR A STRIKE BALLOT
    741 1 S'PORE TEACHERS VOTE FOR A STRIKE BALLOT BUT NO CALL TO THE CHILDREN Tribune Staff Reporter THREE hundred members of the Singapore Teachers' Union yesterday rejected the Benham Report. Later seventy-seven of them vctcd unanimously' that a secret ballot should be held to find out whether the union will consider
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    Grenade Hurts 8 In Saigon
    86 1 Grenade Hurts 8 In Saigon SAIGON Sat— rt French Police In.spocvor and seven others were w rand 'd here early today, when a grenade was tossed from a speeding car into a crowded Btreet. The police have chaned tru* grenade was thrown by followers of H<> l"hJ M:nh, Mu;icow leader
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    A.S.P. DAWSON KILLED IN A.-B. ACTION
    103 1 A.S.P. DAWSON KILLED IN A.-B. ACTION PENANO, Say -X Dawson Ass's^ant Bupexintend°nt of Poii" > m chant? of the Bunfel BakaD jungle squad, was Killed In .u'tion aerainsi an undetermined n'inio«T of arm bandits m the Jungle :n the Kr';m ar.^-\. Kmth Kcdah. on Friday afternoon, latest r--porta reaching here
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    RELICS RETURN
    40 1 RANGOON. Sat. rtehcs of Buddha, which have been on loan to Burma from the Temple ot the Sacred Tooth m Ceylon for three months, are to be taken back lo Ceylon tomorrow on the British steamer Warwickshire. Reuter
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    Tin Men Oppose Buffer Pool
    183 1 Tin Men Oppose Buffer Pool Tribune Staff Reporter INFLUENTIAL men m the tin marker fear thmt if Malayan tin i .1 to pile up m the hands of an international body hand~llng a "buHVr pool," N':ilaya's ripht.s as a producer will be cut to the minimunv They attacked the proposals
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    "CORDIAL"
    31 1 Moscow S;»t. Foreign Ministt Vinhlnsky receiv*»d today the six-man delegation from the United St*t< ■dooesta, who are here t establish deplomatic Rel The atino.-j u,i a spokc.M-.i.th v. cordial U.P.
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    ALY KHAN DENIES REPORT OF A DIVORCE
    244 1 CANNES. (FRANCEi, Sat. —Prince Aly Khan denies emphatically a report, printed m an Italian newspaper, that he and Rita Hayworth are thinking about getting a divorce. "Just because I go to London to look at my horses, or my wife goes to Paris
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    MORE PAY
    52 1 COLOMBO, Sat. The Wages Board for the Rubber Growing and Manufacturing Trade has decided to raise the present daily basic rates of wages for rubber workers men from 58 cents to 75 cents; women from 46 cents to 60 cents; and child workers from •U cents to 50
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    SHE'S A RECORD BREAKER
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    Governor Defends H.K. Clamp
    152 1 Governor Defends H.K. Clamp HONGKONG. Sat— The Governor of Hongkong, Sir Alexander Grantham. today strongly defended the Government's clamp down on Chinese immigration. The powerful Chinese Chamber of Commerce is now considering making representations on the ground that the immigration order is detrimental to trade, business, and prosperity. The Governor,
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    ONE HURT IN CAR-LORRY COLLISION
    69 1 ONE HURT IN CAR -LORRY COLLISION A large American private car **nd ;i lony finished up m the ditch on the Changi Road just outside Uiiangi Gaol yesterday afternoon after a collision m which the car tan under the back of the lorry. The driver of the car, a European,
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    Investors Quit The Malayan Gold Mine
    568 1 Investors Quit The Malayan Gold Mine JNVESTORS throughout the Common w»»al!h are walking out on :i gold mme the. Mai i>jui dun market, which pays some of the bluest and steadiest dividends m the world. The reason is fear of the future, and nothing else. Harrassed broken maintain that the
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    $ 2,000 Reward For Dato's Attacker
    82 1 2,000 Reward For Dato' s Attacker 1 Repuitw PER police haw offered a I reward to anyone imormation fl to the arrost or men, who -grenade at Lock and Ma jan Chinese As- rs m I poh on I ir. lice itt-s that lieved to be man called ■ng. which
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    TWO NEWSMEN SHOT DEAD
    66 1 TWO NEWSMEN SHOT DEAD BAIOON, Sat. Two repori rs of the nationalist daily paper Thos Cuoc shot -lead today as thoy sat m a sidewalk cafe. Oru> oihor was seriously wounded by the gunmen. who escaped Into *he crowd. m Cuoc hay been unr^ )-ii the Communists for Jie last
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    'Heard No Complaints'
    160 2 fgn nh ghm gch gjm m MR. W. J. PARKS. Deputy Commissioner of Police said yesterday that he had received no complaints from the Women Police Constables about their conditions of service. He said that although by joining the Regular Police Force some of them had suffered
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    NEW POST
    29 2 MALACCA. Sat. Mr. N. M. Ghouse is now the Hon orary Secretary of the Malacca Indian Chamber ot Commerce. He took thfc place of Mr. V. Kandasamy
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    'OUR SALARIES POOR!
    312 2 GROUSE SPORE POLICE WOMEN Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S Women Police Constables are dis- satisfied with their conditions of service. Many of them are thinking of resigning. Their main grouse is the poor salary. And this particularly applies to those who have joined U c regular force. When
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    OBSCENE POSTCARDS PRODUCED LOCALLY?
    116 2 POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING Tribune Staff Reporter HUNDREDS of obscene postcards are t^mg rold m Singapore quite brazenly by pseudo book-selkrs who peddle their novels and magazines m Singa- pore streets and offices. The Police have already made an arrest. The man was found to have 40
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    CITY FATHERS MAY ASK FOR POCKET MONEY
    297 2 CITY FATHERS MAY ASK FOR POCKET MONEY Tribune Staff Reporter CHOI'LiD Singapore Commissioners vote themselves 13 $97,200 a year for their services to the eitj This question is expected to arise when the Finance Committee of the Municipality meets np\t week. The $97,200 is based *on a $30Q-a-moßth allowance which
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    QUEEN'S' ARREST HIT CHAP-JIKEE RACKET
    224 3 QUEEN'S' ARREST HIT CHAP-JI-KEE RACKET SSSSSfiS^Saarjsrjrt.s: p-lcee«|ueen was vmM :uid «lei>orted trom tli«- Colony. During her Mign, •■hap.kj. kee opewtow rakeriinfrom $100,000 to MOO.OOO a day. Now, m the face of constant Police raids and .'.rrests their takings have dropped to $20,000 to $30,000 a day. Police usually arrest between
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    WOMEN ARE CHIEF STAKERS
    171 3 WOMEN ARE CHIEF STAKERS MAJORITY <</ tin i-hup-ji-h-rf sttik* is n h Chimsf 1001— and wttperatititm* ptajf an important nk unum§ thi 111 ff |.v riot HHfom .11 ,ri mi ii \nnittin to <all «/,<./> It, i <,\,(/s ami MMWSfOTI to I hi r v 00m < f oamt. In
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    300 DRINKS
    28 3 LONDON. 8a;. Mr. IV: I Chiswall, former cocktail bar-tendvr at a WYst hotel, has a collectio:; of 300 examples of drink at ni? Hadlcigh. Suffolk honn
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    STUDY TOUR
    42 3 STUDY TOUR Mr. T. K. Bala M.non, a TechnJral Assistant aHurhed to the Kuala Lumpur Timber Ke*»earch l^aboratories, 'eft hert* yesterday by s. S. <l* ct^on tor Australia on a stlidy tour. v. ill undergo a course m Wood Te<-hnolo>f> at M^lb«urn»-.
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    Saturday Bride
    46 3 Saturday Bride MR. and Mr*. Bemry Lincoln leaving the church of the ctood Shepherd after then wedding U(Hteninn. The bride wot Mies Mary Seurtttttm. she was given (man bu Mi. A. K. Lincoln. Brst »urn wo* Mr, Hub* v Vanderbeek and Miss Itf-n* Jacobe warn bridesmaid.
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    Pakistan Buys
    106 3 Five of the warships were last destroyers averaging a displacement of 1.580 tons. Nine were escort vessels of 900 tons each. One was a transport of 1.500 and the last was a submarine chaser of 450 tOIIt. It is understood that one more warship was sold to Pakistan.
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    MULTIPLE MURDER VERDICT
    111 3 MULTIPLE MURDER VERDICT IPOH, Siturday. a rerdict of multiple murder, by t person or poraoGJ rnknov.-i Ml rotur::ec\ i j the eomoer her. to'iav ut the inquost nB the 1 ir eraonk killed by a handgr- m jc ,eh i;xp!oJ--l jt i uaeAil ii ihe Ovenei Chinese c ■mcicty. at
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    KAJANG CASUALTY
    34 3 The name of the British soldier killed m action near Kajang on Thursday againsc Ccmmunist terrorists id j Lance Corporal H. R. Sim- j monds. His parents live at Nelson Road Norwich.
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    BROADCAST
    45 3 Mr. W. Cottrell-Dormer, Director of Agriculture Fisheries and Stock. Now I Guinea, who has spent a few weeks m Malaya wiil be talkover Radio Malaya at i>-45 p.m. today about the advances made m these avenues since the war and their re'ationship to Malaya.
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    PARENTS' DAY CONCERT AT ST. ANDREWS
    85 3 PARENTS' DAY CONCERT AT ST. ANDREWS THE pupi of St. Andrew*! School will five a concert at the school on Friday, m celebration of a Parents" Day 'Education Week' festival. The Rev. Kinross Nicholson will unveil a representation of the Singapore Madonna, and Sir Han Hop Lim will open thr>
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    Flying Club Has Dropped $ 8 Million On Estates
    321 3 Flying Club Has Dropped 8 Millio n On Estates Tribune Staff Rp|H>rter pARLY yesteiday morning, through tae mist, five little canvas sacks crashed to the ground on carefully guarded open spaces m Jobotv. Thi.° brought "money drops" carried out by members of tht Royal Singapore Flying Club to wf II
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    16 Jap Battleships Scrapped In S'pore
    102 3 Tribune Staff Reporter CIXTEEN Japanese warships which cott the Japanese Treasury several billion yen have now l.rrn broken up m Singapore and sold as scrap for about $750,000. The ship.-* surrendered to Icons; after v.i day. and were the British forces In Hong brought
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    MALAY WIVES TO LEARN ENGLISH
    283 3 MALAY WIVES TO LEARN ENGLISH Tribune Staff Re|K>rter MALAY wives eager to lofirn English found that thp first hurdle U«ey had to clear were their husbands. The men objected to their won on folk attending night classes smytag: "A wife's place is at hoin^ daring meal times." However, cvei ythm^
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    TOPER HAS KILLED 6 NAZIS
    161 3 TOPER HAS K ILLED 6 NAZIS Toper is an ordinary Alsatian strong, sleek, play- j flu, and iK-aiui;, t.ut don't be misjudged by m- l toks. He is v killer. Yet all BtagapON ran see him to-day at U*e Alsatian Dog show m the Hap,js woiju turn, nnlnaihro A staunch
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    SLTA TITLES
    25 3 Entry forms for the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championships are now available from the hon. referee. Mr. C. K. Pang. 13 Change Alley, Singapore.
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    Corfu Arrives 3 Days Late
    202 4 Corfu Arrives 3 Days Late THE P. O. vessel Corfu docked m Singapore yesterday, three days behind schedule. The delay was caused because of a breakdown while on the way from London to Southampton. She had to go into drydock for repairs and passengers for the Corfu were offered accommodation
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    Lord MacD. Leaves For Sydney Today
    124 4 Lord MacD. Leaves For Sydney Today LORD MacDONALD. of Gwaenysgor. Britain's delegate to the Commonwealth Economic Conference which opens m Sydney on May 15, is due to leave Singapore this morning for Sydney Lord Ma 3cr.- Id, who w Ifl formerly a minor and who has bcvM Gc;- it or
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    JOHORE POLICE FIGHT CORRUPTION, BUT...
    340 4 JOHORE POLICE FIGHT CORR UPTION, BUT... THE PUBLIC WILL NOT CO-OPERATE Tribune Staff Reporter IOHORE'S C.1.D., fighting corruption m GoveraJ ment departments, have made only one successiui prosecution out of fifteen possible cases. Aw\ it is all because members of the public will not give evidence m the court. In
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    S'PORE ROADS
    48 4 The total length of streets within the Municipal area which are maintained by Municipal Commissioners is 171.68 miles. The Public Works Department is responsible for 114.58 miles m the Rural areas. Last year a sum of one million dollars was spent on road unkeep, including widening.
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    Three Pairs Of Eyes On A Girl And Her Dog
    76 4 millS little Chinese f/irl, with her perky looking Pekinese, 1 was the ontre of attraction at Chanyi beach V^terdii)!. The "Pcke" does not s< < mcd to be amusrd at all although his little nuner has a U§ smile for
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    Govt. And Municipality Squabble Over 'Speaker'
    204 4 Tribune Staff Reporter f OVERNMENT and the Municipality arc having a squabble over the loud speaker equipment at the Victoria Memorial Hall. According to an agreement, both the Municipality and Government have to share the cost of th 2 equipment. Now the question is
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    HIT SISTER – IN-LAW WITH A PARANG
    102 4 HIT SISTER IN -LAW WITH A PARANG Chow Quee Huay, 35. A'ho allegedly hit her sister-in-law on the arm with a parang, was cleared of the offence m the Second Police Court yesterday The Magistrate. Mr. S. E. Teh, said he was satisfied 'iat Chow was insane. It was stated
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    KIOSK MEN WANT RATIONING BACK
    226 4 Tribune Staff Reporter JjINCE rationing came off, petrol sales have dropped slightly, and after a long period of compbining about rationing, some of the petrol pump men m Singapore would be glad to see it back. The coupons were good petrol salesmen. Now that Singaporeans
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    SEAMEN SEEK GRAFT PROBE
    197 4 Tribune Staff Reporter HEMANDS for a complete probe into the Singapore Seamen's Registration Bureau hav2 been made both to the Colony Government and ?ho Colonial Office m London. In Singapore, the Seamen's Administration Board is pressing lor a commission of inquiry to be appointed locally. In
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    GREGG CLASSES
    26 4 MALACCA. Sat. Tho Malacca High School plans to start beginners" classes m shorthand < Gregg), book-keeping, elements of commerce and type-writing tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    CARR -SAUNDERS WILL VISIT UNIVERSITY
    199 4 CARR -SAUNDERS WILL VISIT UNIVERSITY Tribune Staff Reporter IPOH Sat.— Sir Alexander Carr-Saunders and Sir Raymond Priestly will shortly be coming to Malaya to attend the first convocation of the University of Malaya on July 18. when they will be given honorary degrees, the Vice Chancellor, Dr. G. V. Allen,
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    ISLAND- WIDE DRIVE -T.B. DRIVE PLANNED
    214 4 ISLAND- WIDE DRIVE -T.B. DRIVE PLANNED BCG Inoculations For Everybody! Tribune Staff Rector ISLAND-WIDE BCG inoculations to check the spread of tuberculosis m the Colony may be carried out this year. This may come about as a result of repeated calls to the Colonial Office and the United Nations pointing
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    ANNUAL DINNER
    25 4 The pupils of the Accountancy School, run by Mr. H. Tan, held their annual dinner at the Diamond Restaurant. Great World, last night.
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    22 4 MALACCA. Sat. The St. Francis Association ill hold its annual general meeting at the St. Franus Institution on Sunday ntxi.
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    P.I. Fisheries Director Here
    69 4 THE Director of Fisheries, Manila Dr. Deogracias Villadolid,' arrived yesterday from Sydney with a party of two. Dr. Villadolid is back from the Ftabnki Council Conference held m Australia. I party, comprising Mr. Clato Martin, Chief, Division of Fisheries Technology, and Mr. D. X Villaluz. Zoologist
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    FOR TAMIL SCHOOLS, TOO
    119 4 The Department of Broadcasting proposes to oxiend Its school broadcasts feature to Tamil schools shortly. This is because their lessons over the air for Chinese and Malay schools have proved vny popu';ti. Wheieas a year ago there were only 130 Chinese and 36 Malay schools iittfTltllf
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      409 4 WHICHAAILMENTS DOW SUFFER? W I i^safl LnnnnnW JBS Your doctor wlfl tell you thit often these wtn»Q •Ifns of MINERAL A VITAMIN DEFICIENCY warnlnp thit you rt not jettinj enough Minerals and Vitamins which Nature demands r?« to have. The cooked-out foods you eat iren't giving you enougn m your
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    BID TO CUT THE LONG SOCCER QUEUE
    200 5 BID TO CUT THE LONG SOCCER QUEUE NATHAN WANTS MORE GATES AT THE STADIUM Tribune Staff Reporter THK loaf <|iieues at Jalan Besar Sta<lium, vvhen big football inatehes are played, may soon be rtSMCCtI considerabl> it a proposal tor more entrances and better parking facilities is okayed by Municipal Commissioners.
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    PRISON FOR 2 MEN; FINE FOR WOMAN
    103 5 PRISON FOR 2 MEN; FINE FOR WOMAN rVO men and .t woman were produced In the First Dla tnct Court yesterday on Idea, tity card chara CASIO ONE: Chan Qtian Kong plead* d guilty to failing to produce hia card. Ho claimed that he had lo«t hfta card 12 days
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    Committee To Probe Inspector's Letter
    188 5 Tribune Staff Reporter A SPECIAL inquiry committee has beon set up to go into certain allegations made ftgaiMt the Registrar of Vehicles and his Department. The Allegation! wen- made by a V' hiclefl Inspector m a lettt/ to the Acting Municipal I'resident and the Municipal
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    'Er.... That's Confidential'
    84 5 'Er.... That's Confidential' Ayuung mai viMting »he newljf opened United States Infoi matioii Service Library it Raffles Place blushed when pretty Assistant Librarian Rita B. Hun asked him what MS profession V>.i He Showed approval wnen Rita handed lum tho visitors" book to sign hi- name, but he carefully omitted
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    FIVE GAMBLERS
    51 5 Twenty cents seized by the Police from live youth ml gamblers went into the Magistrates' I'oor Box yesterday. The five boys had pleaded guilty In the Fourth Police Court to a charge of gambling with cards m Joo Chi a» Road on May 5. They were each fined
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    Cheaper World Tours In 1951?
    231 5 Cheaper World Tours In 1951? pHEAPER round-the-world t cruises starting from next year is envisaged oy Mr B. Bevan. Singapore s I General-Manager of Tnomas Cook and Sons, who said yesterday that there was a strong possibility 01 the Cook's world onuses being resumed. I raies wu probabU oi lower
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    PNEUMONIA
    19 5 Pneumonia claimed 30 lives out of 177 deaths reported m j Singapore for the week ending April 29.
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    On Dangerous Grounds
    55 5 THIS put in> irtt.s tnktu wn/.u „,.r nttttht a<l<>. These .ronit n and < hiltln together irith their mm folk !''/> ItHltXtid bll.Ktit Ulftstftl (I/I JS itl Jtttlxi,*. Todnii it -stttUd m tht Maum Re aettttmt nt ('amft. Koto Tintfiti di'tmt, th> i> <id much hnpfiitr and
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    MAWAI CAMP FLOURISHES
    269 5 MA WAI CAMP FLOURISHES Tribune Stufl Reporter Vl hundred squatters removed from bandit infested areas m Joh ore and resettled m Mawai area, Kota Tinggi district, have attained self-sumciency. Today, these settlers— men, women and children are able to maintain themselves independently. They have now started a "Cu-operative Marketing Board,"
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    TO THE CLEANERS
    53 5 The following appears In th« May issue of the Gather! ral Conner: "Singapore (on first mv pfre— low) did not strike up a.-- poverty stricken at all. We merely received a shock of surprise that people not obviju.siv rolling m money should oo so well laundered." I)K.
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    Questions Of The Week.
    889 6 rA Reply To 'QUIZ' Asian Or Asia tier? By "QUIZ" fIIRST of all, I must r thank "A Proud Asian" for his letter on the difference between Asian and A/iatic. I agree "Asian" is more mellifluous, easier to write and m .vvord with other Continental adje
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    "ASIATIC? It's Nothing More Than A Normal, Healthy English Word..."
    1172 6  -  DEAR Proud Asian"— Your letter advocating the use of the word "Asian" m place of the English word "Asiatic" has give* me. as a linguist, muci iood for thought. First of all. I would like to make this quite clear.
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    MYSTERY OF THE SURGEON WHO LOST £250,000
    235 7 MYSTERY OF THE SURGEON WHO LOST £250,000 A WrOST END surgeon who gave un a f^fti^ Saturday. For ins farming venture Acquired fiv»- large farm and a mansion near j ter borough, and ;t goo strong herd «.i prize AyrKhire cattle. Lm( autumn creditor! Including \*t> ol the Big bunk
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    Truth-As The Law Sees It
    78 7 Truth- As The Law Sees It WOKING, Sat. "l>i> .you til iik you should 1..- r. 'presented l>y snlieiior?" the v hairin, m. Mr. A. L, Kelley, at Wofcing Court recently asked Reginald llenhi'st, a ii.wtt'.r-cyt-llst summoned tor having no insurance policy. "I ran only i 1 1 the troth,'
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    121 7 HENDON, Saturday. 'F you want more fun out of life use your eyes, says Superintendent A. Allen, who is m charge of the Metropolitan Police Training School at Hrndon. He say?- •AW- only Be* what wp want to See, or wlNti
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    78 7 CHRISTINE GETS BACK HER SHOE LONDON, Sat. FIVE-YEAR-OLD Christine Higgins. tearful tor a we« .c because ike had lost a red ballet shoe, is UheerfUl ugain. iihi- has tfot it Ijaek. CStfisttae feared thai without h»T favourite shoes she would fail m an pxamination next wefk. "I feel dir?«-rnii m
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    183 7 LONDON, Saturday. STRANGE series of co-incidences, by which roh- beries appear to be linked up with spiritualist seances, is being investigated by London Jetectivos. weany all the victims have been wealthy widows. They have attended certain seances m flats or houses m the West
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    192 7 SOUTHWARK, Saturday. A WIFE who, Mr. Commissioner Blanco White said, had been deserted by her husband a year after marriage when he found she was 15 year* older than he thought, was granted a decree nisi m the divorce court recently. Though finding
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    122 7 BOURNEMOUTH, Saturday. BOURNEMOUTH waitress, 21-year-old Gladys Joan Budge, found it hard to say good-bye to her elder sister, who was sailing: from Liverpool m the liner Empress of Australia. She stayed on board and went on a 6,000-mile trip to Port Said and back.
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    97 7 WILLITON, Somer.it, Bat Thirty years ago the bakei put tile bunt m l>;iK il.d said to the little gtrJ shopper: "Here you are, Gladys, hut cross buns. They keep tot ever, you Know. Glady:- saved one of the buns and hid it m a
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    30 7 *..^o! w:<J<ji-iaM. rfat A dog at a cafe at Coney Hall, West Wic.-cham. K^nt, which catches pennies m its mcutii is estimated to have collected £IJO for charity.
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    28 7 Di.jibAKiOX. Sat— Tho Eastern Quo.on. <,800 tons, a passenger ship launched it Dumbarton for service m rhe Far Esat, has accomodation tor .i 'pirate guard." I
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    2853 8  -  Vera Ardmore By BON voyage Boxer, Craig and Parks. Although you only left on Thursday, we nuA you already. You were s>> patient as we landlubbers, drcnacd m such a motley vl unseamanlike clothing, thronged your dec Kb. You wen 1 so courteous when we asked you those
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    SILHOUETTE —No 13
    335 8 CMiARLES M urray\j Aynsley. the bushy browed Chief Justice, who m spite of his smiles can be exceedingly stern, was born m Derby. The son of a clergyman, he was educated at Marlborough, St. Paul's and Cambridge. During the 1914 war, he served with the King's Royal
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    1894 9  -  Jimmy Glover From LONDON. Sat. IT was Raskin, i i<i V( J who wrote fiat no ra- »>'>» WHIM last tl at made mob ol Itself; at dm, community, however s-nal could endure withouti leader a leader wi>o could command the co-operation and reaped ol hU ipSowmen liOU
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      251 9 futicura :V 7 7 2 GLj^ Malaya's Leading Jewellers y^(^ Diamond i Gem Wer:nanta ««bbor» rtchmc trD.h*,"^ 11. I*. fiV Sll%:i quickly rtitort* tlk« tkia U> a ciaw W*iUrr aMdiuoa I. 11l GIVES COOL (Incorporated m Ceylon) l^ RELIEF I^/21, High St., Singapore 1, Bishop St. Penang f STOP THAT
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      232 9 ftP*^i HglHing anywhere Office -s» A TERRY «^lir \\v Anglcpoise Workshop LAMPS 60-watt Bpoilight Hiu <>I^t. "^ji^/ minntif n with 'jr>- f*TVa» X^v^^^ watt bulb, at S^M ;mgi<- required. y\y\ >^j^ '^fez. Ask your electrical dealer For «t demen- ::=7^'" ■tratlnn. Hone Factory licprcsontdtivis: T V. MITCHELL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1950. SPIRITUAL EAST
    673 10 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SUNDAY, MAY 7, 1950. SPIRITUAL EAST I.ONDOX REPRESENTATIVE R. Maurice Glover, Malaua Tribune Office, 143 Fleet Street, London, EC. 4. SIXPAY, MAY 7, I»M>. IT is always a good thing to look it the other 1 fellow's strength as well as his faults The surge of nationalism
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    2902 10  -  DESMOND YOUNG THE 8008 that has set everyone talking By The battle for A FR ICA How he caught the Eighth Army off its balance THE story of the war m North Africa is the story of an unending battle between Rom mcl and the German High Command, which
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      72 10 CUT OUT j yP v I For Future Reference Genuine Swiss spare ports rin<l proper service for yoiir next watch repair job. Phone *****. THIM LOCK Watchmakers 395, North Bridge Road. (Branch at Royai S'avy An Station, Stinhawang). 1 /M PORTABLE MAGIC MARGIN^Hpr AND MANY OTHER NEW IMPROVEMENTS !<J4 MO&IS
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    Princess Elizabeth Is Leading A Quiet Life
    339 11 Princess Elizabeth Is Leading A Quiet Life SIR William flilliatt is an un.shakably orthodox obstetrician. In Malta last week Prtooesi Elisabeth, who will t>e hi- patient when she has her W COOd baby m August. v. not on any special diet, and v> .1 loading a daily thei nearei that
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      560 11 INOEID Berpmmm n»d R,,b> it,, Rosstllim didn't fill m t<> London ln.st i'<'k. Tht i) tven xtill m Bout, Uvktg at .Si</>/<</ Rossellini'n apart nu-nt m thr Vii Bruno liuo;zi, and still uncommonly Mf about say bit/ uhen, or even whethi r, tht v
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      236 11 Press Was Not Impressed COME of the reporters who have talked to Dr. Herman Nelson Sander since New Years Eve last year, when he was charged with the "mercy killing oi a 59-year-old woman can cer patient, have curtly written him down as "a showotf." Last week, however. Dr. Sander,
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      POUND RICH BUT DOLLAR POOR
      551 11 AIL?" said the Duchess of v Windsor and lifted a sceptical Boigmt eyebrow. "Probably it flows the wrong way. It was apparent, however, that the Windsors, when they arrived m Calgary last week to inspect th»ir E.P. < Edward Prince Ranch near there. were acutely
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      366 11 SAILOR 1 Welsh could scarce y resist a salute. V\ nat with 12-foot figures of tiumpeters m scai let and gold, heraldic golden leopards, festooned banneis and ciests. New York's Grand Central Palace, on Lexington Avenue Just behind the railway teimminal. looked positively regal last
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      157 11 MOOSA ALI hi ;1 smallish.. cheerful, rather handsome biown-face'l man fiom Maidive, which is an island ofi th< Deccan coast of India Wluu he came out of liobroyston Hospital last week he was unmterviewable except at thirdhand he had on»- Tndian friend who spoke his dialert
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      177 12 Week-end at Zeydcoote. by Robert Merle (Lehmann. !>s. »;d.>. AMONG the French tioops at Dunkitk was Robei t Mer?e. now Professor of English Language and Civilisation at the Vniversity of Rennes m Britanny. The Germans captuied him. and when he was repatriated he wrcte this novel of
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      248 12 Fxocricnce Teaches-^ ■J j^ '^B^ I I Vr /I famous ror rlavoui' Estn(>lishea 1883 Listen tv t <i£ A s Chttdrr >i* Comet (Ml Rediffusion Singapore: Tuesdays at so 7.00 /,.»>. Lumpur. dmsda}/?; at 6.50 7.00 p.m. TOR HEALTH ENJOYMENT TRY OUR 'SNOWHITE' CANDIPOP POPCORN AND ALSO OUR FINEST QUALITY
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      364 12 HAVE FUN WITH THE By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQIARHS 7AAT. 21 FED. 18. /I irte/v o/ vioUnt contrasts and ({uit( a bit of COUfueUM. Something new is about to tnki place involving manu changee, Buetuem affairs will err it unuswil deniands and Influence*, PISCES FEB. It MARCH 20. You uvll f(<l
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    458 16  -  ARCHIE QUCK BY THt. Army, tnrougn the agency of two Londoners, won two national amateur boxing titles at the A.B.A. Championships at Wemb'ey Empire Pool. The Royal Navy and R.A.F. took one. title each, and the other four went to Birmingham, Southampton. Slough and
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    S.R.C. ATHLETICS
    37 17 The annual athletic meet- Ing of the SRC. will be held on June 24 after heats to be held on June 12 and 13. Entries close on June 9 and training commences from April 24
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    SINGAPORE FIGHT HARD TO WIN SECOND CUPTIE
    764 18 ANOTHER HAT-TRICK BY AWANG BAKAR Tribune Staff Reporter MUAR. Saturday,, CiNGAPORE got through their second Malaya Cup fixture with a hard earned but desciveH three ffoall to one victory over Johore on the Club Padang today. They played skilful and constructive soccer against
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    West Indies 113 For 2 At Lunch
    103 18 WORCESTER. Sat.— The West Indies won the toss and decided to bat first against Worcestershire m the opening first class match of their tour here today. The pitch had been wholly protected from steady rain early this morning, but although the weather was
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    S.H.B.R.C. XI
    45 18 tiu- 8.H.8, RecreatJ »n Club ASalnm the Koia Kuja m i rendly soccer matcii todaj the K*-pi»ei Harbour round Ah Mun; J. Lawihcr, i:■ Huat: Baod, BKc Kwang J E. Farwel; Moktar. t>nuii Korean Atiuit Kupch X.'.-. iv. poh S<nu. Tahir an.t Krt.-.^fn
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    TEEN-AGERS SET SWIM RECORDS
    704 18 TEEN-AG ERS SET SWIM RECORDS Of the three girls who set out to break their own S.A.S.A. records at the Singapore Swimming Club's Championship Gala yesterday, two were fortunate enough to have their wish fulfilled. They were Joyce van Tright and Jan Amers. The unlucky girl was Joke Stokke. Thirteen-year-old
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    STATE CRICKET SENSATION
    673 18 STATE CRICKET SENS A TION I POH Saturday. CENSATIONAL cricket was witnessed on the Ipoh Padang today, when the annual match between Selangor and Perak began here m fine weather. The pitch favoured the bowlers resulting la three innings being completed and the hemp team losing two wickets for six
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    Home Soccer
    145 18 LONDON, Bat. Following ar*' football rfrSU ta KHOLIHM LKAOVB HIIST DIVISION Derby 4. Bolt on 0. Kvi-rton :t. Main h.-t»T t I. Pulham 1, fcflddle^brou -h 2. Newcastle '-i. Blackpool 0. Portamoutb 5, Aston 1 Stoke 2. Arsenal 5. Sunder and 1. Chetaaa 1. Wolverhanipton »'>. Biini n^ham
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    JOHORE WINS RIFLE MEET
    104 18 ITI'AR. Sat. Johore I Spioiiil Constabulary team won the triangular inter State rille shooting competi- j tion against Negri Sembilan I and Malacca held at the Bukit Trek Rifle Range. Johore'a total score was 1010 points out of possible 1,250. Bj- virtue of their victory the
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    Results
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      187 18 THE SINGAPORE ACCOUNTANCY SCHOOL 17 NEW BRIDGE ROAD, (Eu Niu School Building 2nd Fioor) CLASSES COMMENCING Bth May, lQf>o. Revision Cla.sse.-: for Nov lw™ L.C.C. Exams- NYw Class for April 1951 LOT Exams: Hook-Keeping (VrtJflf^. New— Monday nnd Friday f 6.45 7.15 r ,.m. y Revision— Tuesday and Thursday fi
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    YOUNG LUCIUS WINS FIVE OFF THE REEL
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    223 B.O.D. ATHLETIC MEETING
    216 19 For tho -first time walkietalkies were used to report results of concurrently run '•vents to the recorder'- tjox at the 223 8.0.D. annual athletic meet. R.A.O. t'.A K.hL.F. The meeting was hdd under the patronage of Brigadier H. F. S. King, v- 3*. George's Sports Ground,
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    ATHLETIC
    177 19 A THLETIC IM yards: 1. 4bdul P^Vifli;. 2. S^t. Whaler; 1 ?«t. Time 25.5 seca. Hijrh .lump; 1. V/Vr Cl.Fjii.ian; 2. Pic. Berries; I'k-l'»-r.« i). Ht -li^ln 4 1 11". One Mile: 1. Bgt. John: 2. ''nl Patrick: Pte. Z.icharia. TiUM inn;.-;. :^2.5 MM, I>oiik .lump: 1. Bfotld, Ir.a 2.
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    NEW STADIUM FOR BOMBAY
    82 19 BOMBAY, Sat. The Governor of Bombay, Raja Mahnlaj Singh laid the foundation stone ot Vallabhbhai Patel Stadium m Bombay second m the network of stadia projected by the National Sports Club of India all over the country. The Patel Stadium will comprise an area of 100,000
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    GOALLESS CUPTIE AT MALACCA
    189 20 MALACCA. Sat. -Malacca and Uv Royal Air Force drew. No goals being scored m their iViaiaya Cup game at the Malacca Stadium, beore a crowd of well over 6.000 Malacca .icorod through Baker, the centre forward, m the closing s'a^rs but referee Wons Chit Hon disallowed
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    CURLY TAKEN AWAY IN AMBULANCE
    94 20 CURLY TAKEN AWAY IN AMBULANCE An ambulance had to be sent fo rto take Curly Connors, the Aussie matman after he was Kayoed by Sam Burnister. the Jewish heavyweight at the Happy World yesterday Burnister took a firm grip of Connors m the second round of the six round contest,
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    Depleted Perak Team Go Down Fighting
    492 20 Depleted Perak Team Go Down Fighting SECOND HALF ORDEAL WITH TEN MEN KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. CELANGOR cleared their second hurdle ?n the H.M.S. Malaya Cup soccer a competition by defeating Perak four goals to on* on the Rifle Range ground this evening. Perak, however, gave Selangor very strong opposition m
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    Indonesians Register Their First Victory
    340 20 UOW much clean soccer can accomplish was proved to the Indonesian League XI at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday when they won their first Senior League game by beating the Chinese Casuals, four-two. The Chinese Casuals have themselves to blame for their defeat. Their goalkeeper
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    NEIL SCORES THREE COALS FOR DOCKYARD
    199 20 NEIL SCORES THREE COALS FOR DOCKYARD Nei tho H.M. Dockyards' centre-forward again distinpirshed himrelf scoring three of his team* goal when they defeated the Customs Sports Club by five goals to nil. m thHr Junior A-l league ma*ch played at Qeylarig Stadium yesterda) The game was hard luittle for the
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    CENTURY AT BALESTIER
    68 20 Two fine batting performances by A. Jansen who retired whon he had made 101 runs and G. Perera <76> enabled the Wanderers to beat the second string of the Y.M.n.A. at Balestier Road yesterday m a friendly cricket" match. The home team weie dismissed for 80 runs
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    BRIGHT STAR S.C.
    26 20 will by a committee meeting of the Bright Star S.C. on Wednesday May 10 at 4.30 p.m at No 14 Buklt Purmei Road.
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