Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 18 June 1950

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    Masthead
    21 1 SUNDAY Tribune Published ."rfmuZtaneoualv a< Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES SINGAPORE, SI NDAY, JUNE 18, 1950. TEN CENTS
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    "INDIA CANNOT HELP MALAYA" -NEHRU
    889 1 Bombs Will Not Cure Troubles Of Sou t h East Asia Tribune Staff Reporter pANDIT Jawaharlal Nehru welcomed at Kallang airport yesterday by 3,000 Malayan Indians, told a press conference later: 'India cannot help Malaya. India is too busy looking after her own troubles. It
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    AMERICA'S TOP DEFENCE CHIEFS VISIT QUIRINO
    76 1 MANILA. Bat U. a leeretary i>■ -t- n« L John- Ol tar Bradley, I tho Joint Start, hart a thlrty-minut* nf< rence to<ia\ w.th Pr< I Qulrtoo anil oth» r 1 oiliTh< 11 nlng two vtoiti v -Mi ingt. trdial". Ejir and i Ify
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    RUSSIAN SHIPS IN ROADS
    32 1 Thi<. and a dry-. [i Sl pore's Oul "n theii m• to lad I'W"' Wng the third 1- the whu hip f Ol th«* litll- Hei crew includ.
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    NEHRU LAYS A BRICKBAT
    96 1 Pandit Nehru, after laying the foundation BtWftC of the new Indian Association clubhouse on chi. flailirtliir Plain, critftdMd nis countrymen for not having built one y«ars ago. H< said "When I was hero thirteen yens ago. 1 criticised the Indian community for their iatk of civic
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    WHITHER GERMANY
    37 1 LONDON Bat British rVmerlc m and French t :tiks will open here < m June L!ti to prepai foi a September I conf< n•• ol ?'»)r'i f ;n Mlnlfj [i thi< fiiturc ot Germany. A. P.
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    UNWANTED
    26 1 HONGKONG, Sat. Reports from Shanghai say the Amorican Cluh, one of the select gathering places for Shanghai's tv>rci^n society, is expected to close soon. A.P.
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    Jakarta Blocks 'Treasure Islands'
    274 1  - Jakarta Blocks 'Treasure Islands' Lawrence G. Mani By INDONESIA has put ft atoppt* on all "five" imports- from Malaya to Indonesia, aft. r tiylllg m VHin tor ten month i l<< lap the Btagaporc hla. k market m Indonesian Money. Hut Mul.iya will lost- most of the trade flowing through
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    DETECTIVE'S SON IS NEW A. S. P.
    74 1 Chief Inspector Oiam Chong Hing has been promoted un Assistant Super Intendent of police. S»m of Oiam Ah Long, one ot Singapore's most outstanding d»necfive&. Oiam Chung Hing joined the police as a clerk and then transferred to detective work. He became an
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    HITCH (ED)
    52 1 HONGKONG, Sat. Pretty Ma fiu Kin smiled happily at hit bridegroom when the registrar said. "If anyone ran show just cause and impediment why this couple should not l>e niai lied. Then a second man. To Siuwan. rushed m and claimed to be her husband. The Chinese Secretariat
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    7-DAY DEADLINE FOR SCHOOL
    66 1 Mr. A. W. Frisby, Singapore's Director of Education, has notified the directors of the Chinese High School that they have seven days m which to provide Governor Sir Franklin (iimson with reasons why the school should not bt declared unlawful. Police raided the scnool last month,
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    URGES ONN TO STAY
    57 1 Tungku Abdullah bi n Omar, of Johore. has sent a telegram to Da to onn urging him to withdraw his resignation as President oi UMNO "to avoid a national calamity." The telegram adds: "As a leader you must expect to be branded, criticised or assassinated. Tanah
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    SEA GUARDIANS
    23 1 PKARL HARBOR. Sat. Nine twin-engined U.S. Naval patrol flying boats arm d yesterday from San Diego, en route to Japan.-- A.P.
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    MR. ATTLEE BACK-PEDALS
    179 1 LONDON. Sat— The Labour Government has sent urgent instructions to its Ambassadors i n France and America to spread the word that Britain has not turned its back on European co-operation. Premier Attlee is deeply alarmed at criticism from the United States over suggestions that the Labour
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    WHERE IS SULTAN'S GOLD SNAKE?
    515 1 WHERE IS SUL TAN'S GOLD SNAKE? Tribune Staff Reporter f\ three -foot length of Malacca cane, with a gold handle shaped like a serpent's head and a heavy gol d ferrule, which was brought to Singapore, by the late Sultan of Brunei, has vanished. It may be on its way
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    BRITAIN WANTS MORE NEWS OF SQUATTER PLAN
    107 1 LONDON, Sat. Measures of the Malayan Government to bring 300,000 Chinese squatters under its regular administrative system, are praise^ by the Manchester Guard fafa. The newspaper says: "The squaturs are the melancnolv flotsam m Malaya, left "behind by the tide of war. They
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    AND NOW MEET P.B.
    100 1 NEW -YORK. Sat. Development ol a new type synthetic rubber made wHIkmH soiree styrene is announced DjprtK Phiilip* Pftiifiii.-.ni ompnny. The company stid "'limited road tests Indicate that ttie new rubber, poloutadlen polybutadtene »»r ph is suprior to gynthetlc rubber and perhapt to natural rubber, for
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    NG ASKED FOR A NEWSPAPER
    113 2 NG ASKED FOR A NEWSPAPER WHEN a party of court official.- cal'ed on Ng Kai S'.in^ who was charged with the murder of Mr. Yong Yit Lin for tho foutth time Jt»torday m tho firncral Hospital lock-up, ho was raiding a copy of tho Digest of Digests. Ng asked reporters
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    FOR THE VARSITY
    35 2 Duiing tue month of May. 56.162 06 was collected by the Kelantan State Appeal Committee of the University of Malaya Endowment Fund. This brings the total so far collected to $44,764.62 cents.
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    NO NEW RATES, DON'T WORK' CALL
    70 2 NO NEW RATES, DON'T WORK' CALL The Joint Consultative Committee of the Singapore Lighterage Industry yesterday decided that if members of* the Singapore Chinese Foodstuffs Importers Assoc ation and tlu- Kwong Foh Hong i Cantonese Foodstuffs Importers Association refuse- to pay the new lighterage rates, a; 1 lighter owners and
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    ART DISPLAY
    37 2 Few Singapore art lovers attended the opening of the exhibition o f Australian paintings yesterday at the British Council Hall. It was held m conjunction with an exhibition of examples of British fine print production.
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    GOVT. CLERKS FEAR— BENHAM REPORT MAY BE PASSED
    186 2 GOVT. CLERKS FEAR— BENHAM REPORT MAY BE PASSED Tribune Staff Reporter A NOIBEK of Government clerks expressed their fears yesterday, that the Benham Report would be passed m the Legislative Council. They explained that the Councillors would m all probability vote for the approval of the Report as they are
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    Detainees Get Jobs When Released
    204 2 Tribune Staff Reporter TWO detainees have already been released from the 1 Taiping Rehabilitation Camp, according to a Federal Government statement yesterday. Several others, who have proved worthy of returning to live among their fellow men and women again, are expected to be released shortly.
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    Ampat Tin Seeks Big Govt. Loan
    84 2 Ampat Tin Seeks Big Govt. Loan Ampat Tin Dredging Limited is negotiating with the Federation Government for a loan of 51.800.000. (£210.000) which the company needs to transfer a diedge from their property m Tujoh to Kent Estate. The company owes Government a rehabilitation loan of £159.971. The directors m
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    BANDITS KILL COUPLE
    79 2 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. Three bandi including a woman went to a squatter's hut at the 23rd mile Chenderiunp; Road, Sungci Siput South, m the Kai.ipar area of Perak, and bound a Chinese couple who were led outside the nut and then hacked to death. Meanwhile fourteen Comnunista
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    EX-S'PORE MAN HAS ROLE IN '3 CAME HOME'
    118 2 EX-S'PORE MAN HAS ROLE IN '3 CAME HOME' A Kuala Lumpur born showman actor who made his way from Java to America during the early days of the war, has made an unexpected return to Singapore as a small part player m the film "Three Came Home." Cast as an
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    OWNER ABDUCTED
    37 2 MLTAK. Sat. A Chinese estate ownei was abducted by three bandits fiom a kongsi yt >terday morning. At 6.25 p.m., police found the abducted mans body near the kongsi. He had been strangled to death.
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    53 PASS THE VARSITY EXAM
    205 2 PIFTY-THREE candidates 1 who recently sat for the Preliminary Examination for the degree of M.8.8.5. and B.D.S. at the University of Malaya have passed. Following are the successful candidates: Degree of M.8.8.5. Preliminary Examination: M. Balasegaram. Chee Chin Tiong. Andrew Chew Guan Khuan. Foo Yong
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      465 2 BUILDING TRADE BOOM. ACBto Shortage of TVohnirally Train, ,1 M n B«'Kinmrs BCMIM m Land Surv.y ft <jua Uit> s,, r v Also atarting July: B'keeping A Acct (li rn v Typing, 8 hand Com. Oorresp. Math v h for stdTv VI VII, i morn. Bye.) Classes runnin m« Cer
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      529 2 BLUE NETWORK RED NETWORK h>..».i.>H rtUM'K.AMMK INDIAN I'KOI.UAMMKS 12 p.m. Time Signal, Opening 1.00 a.m. Programme Sum- Annct. Piuu r Summary with mary; 9.hJ Dane*' Mu.«ic: !♦..*<• *mk;. Tune. L 2.03 Children*' yuar-Much-Binding-In-The-Marsn Re- (or Hour: U. 17 Hindustani Film p»at of last Wednesday's Pro- Tunes; ii\3o News; 12.4<» Recordgrainsae);
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    19 WENT TO THE GALLOWS
    63 3 0. 19 OUt Ol thr 191 lUght by sr'-urit; m Johori; with arm; and ammunition or detained trying Un deatti since the start oj up till FVbj> ii d to 15 m Indian Ex Indian idi ucc issful ;ipr> f il 'I, s ntciic. throil
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    THESE PARENTS ARE UNFAIR TO CHILDREN
    390 3 'Have A Family According To Your Means''— cm Mizah lnbune Staff Ke|>orter JUttURE'S only woman councillor, 50-year-old Che A/.izuh binte Jaffa* said yesterday thai some parents uere bein X unfair" to their children by ht\ m R more than they can care for. "Have
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    NOW THEY WANT A SQUARE DEAL
    272 3 NO W THEY WANT A SQUARE DEAL BANDITS STOLi: THEIR CARDS Tribune Stuff fioporter QXE thousand squatters and estate labourers m tht Muar area of Johore who recently had their identity cards taken away by raiding bandit parties want a square deal when obtaining replacements. They complain that under the
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    CATHAY PARTY
    29 3 The Lotus Club and Ladles' Union ol Singapore will uiv< a party to Mrs Indira Gandhi Pandit Nehru's daughter, at 9.45 ;n to<i<iy at tlv Cathay Btaurant.
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    LIFE EDITOR DUE
    21 3 i ixinc. wi\\ m ,'m about >>w h m ihe co v it >nth tou 01 lh< ritiic-L
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    He 'Swopped' His Music For Cigarettes In Changi Gaol
    335 3 Tribune Correspondent j)\ T K of the .strangest barters of all time took place m Changi gaol during th( Japanese occupation. It happened at a camp concert when a young British musician bartered his music for a supply of cigarettes from
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    THEY MUST WAIT
    71 3 A' r OMMODATIO profa i. -I! i«' i n'.'->f under luati being taken intn tlu University of Malaya, especially int'» th»> Faculty of Medicine, saM n spokesman m reply to "A Guardian" yesterday. He s,-ii(i A* least twotbirds of tii (> appllcattts want to study medicine oi
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    JEAN FULLER DIES IN CRASH
    48 3 M. Jean i'ui!t.T, the Fi«nch pu-tiirit «rho recently played \cJ. <-»).■ of classical guitar RlUSftc i;i the Victoria Memorial Hall, wm amunu those who were killed m the second Air France Skyma.t>T crash it Halm m. The French ConsulateGoneral m Singapore confuted this yesterday.
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    Controls Hamper Biscuit Exports
    185 3 Controls Hamper Biscuit Exports Tribune stair Reporter FEWER biscuits are being exported from Singapore to foreign i ountrl >s i han befon the war. due to trad« restrictions :md foreign ox mgC (iiflif Ull ;rdto Mr. Chew Chin Hong, works manager <>i the Ho 110 Biscuit Factory. India, the Mauritius
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    Don't Pay A Cent —Negri Government
    165 3 Don't Pay A Cent —Negri Government Tribune Staff Reportei IF your identity card has been stolen by bandits you should report the matter to the nearest Police Sta lion at once. You will be given a form to fill either m romanised Malay or English, whichever you prefer and it
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    'DROWNINGS DUE TO CARELESSNESS'
    247 4 S*pore Beaches Arc Xat Treacherous Tribune Staff Reporter MR. R. 11. Stevens, Chairman of the intrim committee of the Singapore vieJU guards Corjw, said yesterday that ignorance and carelessness and not treacherous beaches, were the causes of the large numbers of drownings m the On iie
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    New, Better Homes For Estate Workers
    212 4 Tribune Staff Reporter MEW and better buildings for the 100,000 estate labourers and their dependents m Johore are springing up throughout the State. Today the estates' building programme is far ahead of the Government, m proportion to their labour population. To facilitate estate management,
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    HOT? NOT UNDER THIS HAT
    50 4 HOT? NOT UNDER THIS HAT THIS hot spell we re going through doesn't seem to bother Kay m the least. Anyway why should it. After all she's got that wide brimmed hat to shield her. Besides Kay ■was caught cooling her heels m a boat off the beaches of Katong.
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    'PARENTS ARE LOSING CONTROL OVER THEIR CHILDREN-MRS. GOH
    143 4 'PARENTS ARE LOSING CONTROL OVER THEIR CHILDREN- MRS. GOH Tribune Staff Reporter ARE Singapore parents sparing the rod and spoiling the child? According to Mrs. Goh Kok Kee, Chairman of the Singapore Family Planning Association, parents are losing control over their children. She points out that children, especially those attending
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    THE BANDITS ARE IN FOR A HOT TIME
    144 4 muv Tn une Shipping Reporter JHE Empire Pride which pulled into Singapore yesterday brought troops of the 13/18 th. Royal Hussars and the Worcestershire Regiment They will go into action against the bandits shortly The Worcestershires who will replace the Co'dstream Guards,
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    NEW SINGAPORE STREET MAP OUT
    72 4 A new SineaDore street map has been issued as a guide to motorists by the Automobile Association of .Talaya. Printed on thick parchment and doupH m strong cardboard covers, the man gives a comprehensive layjut of the city with its main streets and cross roads
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    FLAMES OF LOVE
    25 4 HONGKONG, Sat- A mass rally of Shanghai firemen recently severely censured five of their number for "flirting with women" while on duty.
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    4 REASONS WHY HE IS UNHAPPY
    171 4 HERE are some of the rmsons (riven by heads of schools and social workers \n the Colony as to 'ivhy an undisciplined child is an unhappy one.' 1. The undisciplined child is like a 'criminal.' He breaks the physical, moral and spiritua 1 laws
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    'OLD SOLDIERS' WANT MEMBERS
    66 4 The Singapore Ex-Service Association is spending $1500 per m th m benevolent distributions, and needs new members to supply the necessary funds. The Hon. Sec, and Treasurer Mr. A. Hohiday. nas issued an appeal for all exservicemen to join the association. Ke adds, m his appeal,
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    THIS LONDON...
    1814 5 LONDON. Sat.. I a i hat the good ship 1 "Botsfc" which is a cross between a Chinese junk and an Arab dhow with her intrepid crew from Singapore has arrived m South Africa (last reported at Port Elizabeth). The crew, you will remember, numbers five three Royal
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      325 5 WHICHAAILMENTS DO IW SUFFER? 1 vT'^g^H Your iocter will t«fl ye« that «A«ft tfiaaa art wanOM Him of MINERAL k VITAMIN DEFICIINCY "-warnlnf. thuWrS act fitting anouf h Minarals and Vltamlna which Natura tJamanda you to hava. Tha cookad-ouc fooda you «at traAt giving ymi tmigh IW t«ur naadi. Ha«d
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    THIS SINGAPORE..
    3324 6  -  VERA ARDMORE LOVELY LINDA .4 Utth o/i the hmnihty sidt By I WAS not the only per- son m Singapore to line! Tyrone Power's wii. 27--year-old Linda Christian, lovely but a little on the haughty side. We all crowd, d rounc 1 when she arrivvd. We wanted pictures
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    SILHOUETTE No. 19
    931 6 PRIME Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru has been called a combination of Prince Rupert of the Rhine and Hamlet. He has also been called short tempered, imperious and a good hater, as well as gentle •md kind with a charming simplicity. Mountains attract him. sunsets haunt his memory,
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      AHIMSA
      178 8 WHAT can the world expect from India? Or perhaps the question should be, what can the world expect from Nehru? India's leader stands established as a statesman of deep wisdom and broad vision. He needs no plaudits. In fact, he is impatient of them. But he needs understanding, and
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      200 8 THERE is, however, sound reason to hope that Indian nationalism is not so narrow as some of its expressions might lead us to think. While broadly based on a genuine and natural desire for freedom from alien influence, its pattern is set by one of the greatest internationalists of all
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      265 8 JJEHRU :md his close colleagues, such as ChakraN* v.irti Rajagopalachari, see this clearly. Their task now is to keep the creed of ahimsa alive m the millions over whom they rule, millions who, for the most part, are poor, ignorant and plagued with disease. Nehru is striving his hardest to
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    THERE'S NOBODY QUITE LIKE ELEANOR....
    1671 8 FROM a secluded cottage m Hyde Park, m the State of New Yoik. one of the America's most noted women exercises the same ardent inteiest m people and m public affairs that she showed during her 13 years m the White House as First Lady
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    THE CLOCK STRUCK ONE, AND OWLS HOOTED
    962 8  - THE CLOCK STRUCK ONE, AND OWLS HOOTED Countess Mena Hamon By THE most amazing man 1 have ever known was my husband. This is an estimate not born of natural and forgivable prejudice but one arrived at only after the consideration. Others who know him almost as well agree that
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    Our Dearest Emma
    3526 9  -  Lozania Prole By A New Exciting Serial AT first Pmy chattered. tub I ifi f :tt the prospect ol the journey, then. when shadows began failing, she drowsed to sleep Innocently enough, with her head lying against the epaulet led shoulder of her fellow traveller. At the
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    The amazing SIR TOMMY LIPTON
    750 10  -  ALEC WAUGH Continuing the st ory of by |N the autumn of 1900 Tommy Lipton challenged a second time for the America's Cup for yachting. The following spring Lady Dufferin launched Shamrock 11., and m September at Sandy Hook the guest book of Lipton's palatial
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    End of an epoch
    1224 10 End of an epoch IN the late spring of 1910 a bronchial attack that Edward VII. had developed on holiday at Biarritz became unexpectedly serious. On his return to London, when he went round to Mrs. Keppels house for a game of cards, his attempt to smoke a cigar brought
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    Talk about a peerage
    59 10 Talk about a peerage THERE was talk that autumn that he was to be made a peer. He denied it. insisting that even if he were otfered a peerage he would refuse it. There was talk. also, that he had been proposed for the Royal Yacht Squadron and blackballed. A
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    Women in his life
    272 10 tell. She would not say what Lipton had written on the back of the tintype he had given her. That was his secret and hers, and she had destroyed the tintype. Certainiy Lipton never indicated any matrimonial intentions. But it is quite possible that he never
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    CITY OF BIG IDEAS
    434 11  -  HENRY CRIS —by— UOLLYWOOD is not on: the movie capital oi til United States. It is also the most dynamic city m the country. People ol drive -and vUlon who want to keep pace w[\\\ tiny airi do something new. head lor Hollywood to copy its
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    THE KING OF COMEDY
    653 11 MOVIE fans will greet «ftta delight the news that Charlie Chaplin's film "CUv Lights" will shortly bt screened m Singapore, for h# is perhaps the most popular comedian of our time, if nn r the greatest Son of two versatile, thespians. Charlie was thrown on his
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    STARS GREET S'PORE GRADS
    340 11 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. 663 foreign students attend the five universities situated m and around Hollywood and are preparing for useful lives m their home countries practically under the shadow of limland's motion picture studio.-. Thus far the two woi Ids have never mingled. Hollywood went its own
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    A FLEET STREET STORY
    159 11 Final Ni^ht is the tt' of the Fleet Street story Whic«l Jay L.ewts, produce- of Merging Departure, is to mate '.t Pine wood m July. Adapted by Bill Fairch who wrote tho script cf Mcrning Departure, and Guy Morgan, from a first novel '\v Robert Games,
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    Teacher Knew Best
    183 11 Teacher Knew Best ROBERT YOUNGS Lo^ Angeles High Sch'o' c 1 proved a better prophet of the star's future thai' rtlC Younp himself. Tiio school year nook tlißCibcd him v 'thc clas.s momher most ll***ly to to succeed an a f^"t However. on |C|r«4uation. Youn? took 'i jib with «i
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    1231 12  -  JOAN BALD WINSON r*-" •!> WHO is ;ii«>7 on a piotic" 4 n c..«^.;< itu>« i- tata t ,uth you, a iai ?,,«rr^. musltm, Whin mm~ •MrW« i.- -i. throw th> >/n/.s Nn wver the fond which is thru still rtsiblr, but free from flien. WHAT to take
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      688 12 HAVE FUN WITH THE By CONSTANCE SHARPE .nrTADmc WILL m>r tins week: busiAtfl K ll ness nn d private friend* will youmnkth.ngs out carefully "ftcr your interests. and avail yourself of advice. VIRHO great strides trill be made. YIKUOHome affairs are under favourable aspects. At T G. -t SEPT. 23
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    JACK HASSAN MAY FIGHTHERE
    963 13 JACK HASSAN MAY FIGHTHERE SDKLFJDKJFKDJFKDJK Opening For The Juniors I am t/lad to h<ar that ur are i to M 4 an carl if start on junior jn omntiun.s and I li->)" the promnt, r /s > iK,,i<ih tuppori tn emetmrmge him t<> k>> th» \d*n going. Young fighter* lik<
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      402 13 End; that Burning Prickly Heat torment! (Thu anful VnQ| > irritation k jB H /7 or sw >t'l relief from the driving me mad "Bl burning tornv.'iH ot I'rukly /^P Heal, use Asepv> Soap today! A^ W on 'y a l tfW minutes its soft, //^H M(^ n B generous
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    THE CROWD IS BEST JUDGE OF OOI'S WIN
    693 14 VALENTINE CHAN'S MEMORABLE TRIUMPH lIOW far can one so wrong m predicting the outcome of a badminton match? There can br no limit to it if the result of the Ooi Teik HockWong Peng Soon encounter is taken as a criterion. On
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    Two Houses Tie For Challenge Cup
    356 14 Two Houses Tie For Challenge Cup riood Keng House and Cheong Koon Seng House tied for the championship at the Anglo Chinese Junior School annual sports held m Barker Road yesterday, when they both scored 92 points. tsotn nouses also tied for the Di. ABg Siew Hian ChaHenpr Cup. The
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    ALL OUT FOR 110
    75 14 THE Pr— mi Uoya of S;. Aninv*l BdMMI were all out foi ll" tor which lh«y took thi hours and to mittutd ;it Woodsville v«rterd«y m tli<>ir two-day mati-h atcainst iiie Old Boys tot the Dr. if. H. Tan Shield. Top m ""'i was H. Ciuti
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    Runaway Win For The Press
    275 14 DELAYING with ten men the Straits Times Sports C!ab scored a runaway victory over St. Patricks' School at cricket on Hong Lim Green, yesterday. The schoolboys, batting first, collapsed with a total of 47 runs. Norman Siebel capturing six wickets for 11 runs. An-' ham
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    SWEDEN LEADS 2-0
    35 14 STOCKHOLM. M. Sw< took a 9—9 l*M<i v »t t!o 1>!l lippinefl m the quart* i -i s of Ou» Bnropenn ioiw (•<" Ihe Dsvis Cup by wimlag bcth maichea here tc>ua> U.P.
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    HOW TO CHECK THE OVER SWING
    403 14  -  SAM SNEAD Play Holler < b* By TODAYS Htt'.e Icsloii lit. the beginner, or thr> iit*'<youngster. Over swinging ;i beginn> r's fault or the fault of limber youth. An over-swing such as pictured at the right. Will almost always occur if you do not
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    TWO HORSES SCORE DOUBLES
    1446 15  -  ALBERT SPENCER JOHN'S $57 HIGHEST DIVIDEND AT K.L. By QTWi a™ Xl ALA LlTM *i;R f Saturday. i k a four > e ar-ohl K rey by Pylon 11, ridden by Wahab, and Entertainment McPherson iw e n. a X. 0U ble toda >« the la>t
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    BIG SWEET RESULTS
    60 15 TOTAL POOL: $453,100. Frst Prize: Ticket No. *****1 Second Prize: Ticket No. *****2. Tninl Prize: Ticket No. *****2 Mm A- starters: Nos. *****1, *****6 48f)<;^ 45M29, M 2903, *****1, *****i>, U8348! *****0 Consolations Nos. *****1 Xlß'^n ivtiu'-* S: *****5 3583*?; SR S: IS DOUBLE TOTES: J^irst Double:
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    Negri Hits 138 For 6
    67 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.- Baian«or v. vi a »trong position iKSrt Setib?la"n CrlCket J at h Taking drat leaae of wi.'■m,! iV lan r < 1 were all out for am Shepherdaoa rave a ■terlinc Kw°SrjS?i o de!° p-oOrB Wlth72 N«crj bai un-d i;{B runs for
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    IMPATIENT LAMOTTA
    51 15 NKW YORK. Sat. J B ae Uimotta. Informed of Rocky Grt z an..s injury, while on a polf course, slammrd hia club to the lurf, swore and .-aid "We'l they Hill just have to pet .-omobodv else because i a nt to ra ihTSh.T 1111 thm tle on
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      309 15 SCREENING SIMULTANEOUSLY PAVILION MAJESTIC 5 SHOWS 7 SHOWS 11 a.m.— 2— 4.15-6.30 10. a.m.— 12— 1.45— 3.49 and 9.15 p.m. 6—B—lo p.m. THE "KUSH KUSH' F^CTS OF LlFfc REVEALED IN EVERY DETAIL! |JB^ DONTKKEPTIIK FACTS OF \mß% UFE A SECKEI %ntsr SHOUID 11 PICTURE ICAniAY^AUI AMWBA j TODAY and DAILY
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    S'pore Leads Malacca By 102 Runs
    361 16 S'pore Leads Malacca By 102 Runs THOUSANDS WELCOME INDIA'S No. 1 MAN Sroreboard MALACCA, Saturday. Ol\(. \rORK established a commanding lead of 102 runs over Malacca m their luo-tlay inter-State i:\ture here today. After dismissing Malacca for 116 runs, the Colony scored comfortably and were 218 for nine wickets at
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    S'gor SCRC Beat Sing Tao 6-1
    113 16 S'gor SCRC Beat Sing Tao 6-1 KUALA LUMPIR. i I Sat. The Selangor Chinese Recreation 1 Club caused a sensa- i i tion today when they trounced the Sins Tao Football club of Hong- kons by six goals to one i on the Rifle Range ground. S Thus, to the
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    ROYAL HUNT CUP
    34 16 ASCOT. BERKSHIRE. Sat. Mr. James Ranks Hyperbole won the Royal Hunt Cup over seven furlongi heie today. Sir Percy Moraines' Wi« Tyler was .*«•> ond and the Duk« of Norfulks r>uri>ham third.
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    FENCING TEAM
    26 16 PARIS. Sat. /<n l.;ryy>tSan fencing t*>am arrived by air m Parts Wednesday from Cairo for a series of four matches au&in«t French fencers. a.p.
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    JANZEN HITS 100 NOT OUT
    74 16 An unbeaten .enviry by OpenIng batsman A. Jaw-n enabled the Wanderers to beat C.H <i. "A" XI by nine iricketi on til* 1 8.0.D. uround yesterday. Dismissing th.- O.H.ij. for K>. the Wanderers palled the total with the loss of MM wuket. Playing on, the
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    PASSED AWAY
    50 16 Irene De Silva. 37. wife of S. K. Edwin De Silva and daughter of Mr. J. Ramasinghe, passed away last evening at a private clinic. Funeral wil! take place today at the Catholic section of Bidadari cemetery and the cottepe will leave 96. Ceylon Road, at 4 p.m.
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    FINED $3O
    40 16 Koh 800 Lim was yesterday fined $300 by the Third Police Magistrate for selling dutiable cigarettes al his shop m China Stree; on June 10. Koh Kah Tong. who faced the same charge, and claimed trial was acquitted.
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    UPSET AT STADIUM
    240 16 R.A.F. Chantri CMMN the hi'-r--fttl tips« l m SAT A. Ben 'or I •■.H'_'ut when they bent t> ChitMM Athleti.- hy ilii"<' I'nals to Two rt .laiail BtMUT Bl "I Mill y.-y» iTdflV. This is Mm C.A 's MCOMd de> f«'it ill lln' Lm»TUC •pf i; ,».ir<
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