Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 25 June 1950

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    Masthead
    21 1 SUNDAY Tribune Published aimultaneoualy at Singapore, Rualm Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang. SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SITNDAY, JUNE 25, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    BRITISH SLOOP FIRES ON CHIANG'S FIGHTERS
    207 1 HONGKONG Saturday. "J"HE British Navy retaliated for the first time against the Nat.onal.st blockade yesterday when the sloop Hart, sistersh.p of Amethyst, opened fire on three Nationalist Mustang fighters which att acked the British freighter Anhui, lying beached oil Swatow. No one was hurt
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    Labour Group Challenge Lotteries
    222 1 Labour Group Challenge Lotteries KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Labour group of the Federal Legislative Council have petitioned the Secretary of State for the Colonies 10 intervene against the Introduction of Government authorised lotteries. The petition, which was handed to the Federal Government to-day for transmission to the U.K.. describes the
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    WEATHER SHIPS
    47 1 VVASHINC.TO.C. :\i. America ami Canada have ajneeri to operat< string of weather ships across the North »»arifu. America will man fix? of the vessels ami Canada one. with Japan Continuing to operate one station m the Far Western Pacific as part of the net-work.- U.P.
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    HOME AGAIN
    23 1 CALCUTTA, Sat.— Pandit Nehru arrived here today by air from Rangoon after his three week tour of South -East Asia. Reuter
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    'LET BRITAIN FOOT THE BANDIT BILL'
    104 1 'LET BRITAIN FOOT THE BANDIT BILL' An influential Singapore firm of sharebrokers. In a market review last night attacked Mr. James Griffiths. Secretary of State for th» Colonies lor suggesting that the Federation should increase her revenue if she wanted morcatd from Britain to meet the cost of the emergency.
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    Bidault Defeated: Cabinet Resigns
    207 1 Bidau lt Defeated: Cabinet Resigns FARIS, Saturday. THE eleventh French Government since the liberation was beaten today on a vote of confidence demanded by Prime Minister Georges Bidault's nine-month-old Government. Voting was 352 against the motion with 230 m fovnnp The issue had arisen because Deputies on Thursday refused by
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    THUG IN QUEEN MARY'S HOME
    94 1 LONDON, Sat. Queen Mary's tSO-year?-o'd house keeper. Mrs. Knight, was stabbed by a man she found climbing through a window at Marlboroutfh House early today. Her friend, Mrs Ralph was also hurt, and both women were treated m hospital. The wounded women were found by
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    IT'S FA (SHAN) ABLE!
    27 1 The cart-wheel straw hat aid tight -fitting jacket of this Shan beauty from the hills of Burma might give a pointer to Paris.
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    RICE PLAN COSTS GOVT. $1,000,000
    262 1 By LAWRENCE G. MANI THE Federation Government Is facing a toss of $1,000,000 on their new experiment m rice rationing the sale of three grades of rice at three prices, which began on May 1. The neu system was first recommended by *>r. F. C.
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    AND MEAT GIVES TROUBLE, TOO
    215 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE Government is preparing to fight a fresh meat ring which has cornered most of the market, and is now cashing m on Puasa, the Muslim festival month. The ring is netting 40 cents on every pound above the official price of
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    Tell The People THE COST OF A COMMISSIONER
    406 1 Tell The People THE COST OF A COMMISSIONER SHOULD Singapore pay its Municipal Commissioners, and, if so, how much should they be. paid? Behind closed doors, fhe Municipal Finance Committee has already had a nibble at this double-barrelled queMion, and is likely to have another discussion (also behind closed doors)
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    TWO ARSON BIDS ON BOYS' CLUB
    170 2 TWO ARSON BIDS ON BOYS' CLUB /POLICE WA TCH Tribune Staff Ker;i>rtcr. A youth of the Singapore Queen's Street Boys' Club was partly responsible for the recent rapture of a Communist seen writing slogans on the Club's walls and a lamp post— —Since then the Reds have made two attempts
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    THEY SAID – 'I DO'
    40 2 THEY SAID 'I DO' MX. arul Mrs. Tarn? W«( Hoe who were married a» tiio Presbyterian Church \esterday. The bride was Miss (Jack Wan Yew. She wore a gown of white embOMod sain and French lace, and car; led white
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    TO CLOSE FOR STOCK TAKING
    68 2 Thi- Government Printing Oiticc Publications Bureau m Fullerton Building will be closed from Juno 26 to 28 and from July 4 to 13 lor stock taking From June 2« to July 3 it w. J be open during the period of the visit of the
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    GOVT. CLERKS CAN STRIKE
    158 2 Tribune Staff Reporter. MR. G. A. Tessensohn and Mr. P. R. Krishnan, President and Secretary respectively of the Singapore Government Administrative and Clerical Services Union, have sought the advice of Mr. A. Simpson, Assistant Trade Union Adviser, on the legality of the Union's going on a
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    Ex-CID Man's Son Gaoled
    166 2 Ex-CID Man's Son Gaoled PASTED RW SLOGANS NINETEEN-YEAR-OLD Lee Bang Hoc. son of former deieeilve-sergcant of the C.I.D. was sentenced to three year: :> £ao: for pasting Communist slogans on the walls of houses m New Bridge Road by First District Judge. Mr. H.E. Kingdon. I>ee. also known M Lee
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    'NEW LOOK' FOR S'PORE 'PHONE DIRECTORY
    153 2 'NEW LOOK' FOR S'PORE 'PHONE DIRECTORY THE August edition of the Singapore telephone directory will be of an entirely d'fferent shape, and carry two columns: of members and addresses on every page. Said a spokesman of the Oriental Telephone and Electric Company yesterday: "The new book will be much thinner,
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    Arrested Students For Indonesia ?
    100 2 Arrested Students For Indonesia POUCS ituthonties mM y« t<rduy that two of the Btudcotfl arrested during the recent raid on the Chinese High >choo) may be repatriakhl to Indor esiu their land of origin. Mranwhilr. tin Manageirunt Committee of the .Schoul expects to bring its CMC before tlie Governor m
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      581 2 TO BROADCAST The Commissioner of I.alKjut. Singapore Mr. G.W. Davit- will talk about the Weekly Holidays Ordinance, w-.iich is to come into force m Singapore on July, at 7.15 p.m. on Tuesday. BLUE NETWORK JJJ »'opuw mmm *w» am su l:m? K!S!SS M^n.. "red network mar> no: Dance .Muwir; 9.'M
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    Their Biggest Headache Is House Nos.
    82 3 T heir Biggest Headache Is House Nos. One of the* biggest b« ad»\che.* of the Radio Police today is ftnrttng thr homes of people who call lor help. Valuable time is wastrd due to houpo numbers not t>oin properly displayed. D N Turnrr O C Control w ;;ho/ Police Division,
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    S'PORE BAD MEN ARE IN TROUBLE
    419 3 RADIO POLICE NARROW DOWN CRIME AREAS W mm Tribune Staff Krportvr. 2£,* xv mssln!! the area here si »X» ilnu? c °P eril «e are being narrowed "f any rimf^ X <»>'Kh-for within a few seconds to «8?7»^ Z,^'"* 1 o» the island it
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    'Onn — Only Man To Lead Malays'
    239 3 'Onn Only Man To Lead Malays' Tribune Staff Reporter. £HE C. M. Yusoff, President of the U.M.N.0., Perak Branch, said yesterday: "I can think of no other man m the whole of Malaya to lead the Malaya." He wag referring to Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, who recently resigned as President
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    Police Have Map Of Preventable Crime
    181 3 MORE 'PHONE BOXES ARL COMING Tribune Staff Reporter. v The plotting of a Preventable Crime Map >f Singapore to show at a glance locations most affected by certain types of crime has been introduced by Mr. D. N. Turner, 0/C Control, of the Radio
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    MR. KIAT IS BACK
    110 3 MR. O. H. Kiat. Municipal Commissioner, arrived at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon by 8.0.A.C. Argonaut from Hongkong. He had been m Japan, where he went for a month's holiday. He said yesterday: "I took a holiday my first m nine years for health reasons. I had
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    EDUCATION OFFICIALS WED
    42 3 MALACCA. Sat Mr. A. Goodman. Education Ofhet r, Auaia Luinj)ur. was married this morning by the Senior Registrar ol Murriugts. Mr. r. A. Chua. to Miss Jean Barr Morton. Eciucation vjiilef -itcacntd to the Malay Women's Training College. Malai-ra.
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    TELOK AYER CHURCH FAIR HUGE SUCCESS
    110 3 TELOK AYER CHURCH FAIR HUGE SUCCESS The Women Society of Christian Service Telok Ayer Chinese Methooi'st Church, held a successful bazaar at the Church Hall and ground yesterday m aid of the Church Silver Anniversary Fund. Throughout the afternoon, the bazaar was beseiged by large crowds ana th« sale of
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    TWO MEN ARE PROMOTED
    58 3 MALACCA. Sat. Two Malacca interpreters, Mr. V. Doraisamy of the Supreme Court, and Mr. Yap Yeok Slew of Alor Gajah, have been promoted to Senior Interpreters. Mr. Yap is leaving shortly for Kuala Lumpur on transfer. Mr. Chan Kwai Thin. Senior Interpreter, Supreme Oburt, Malacca, is
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    HE'S SAVING TO BUY A LEG
    160 3 HE'S SA VING TO BUY A LEG Singapore beggar who J\ hates lagging is s'owly collecting all he can .spare from his daily 'takings' to buy himst-lf v wooden lc^. Reaaon: Ht wunls to go back to work. He is Let Iheu Seng, who lost his right leg m 1947.
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    COLONY'S SKYIINE IS GOING UP
    220 3 COLONY'S SK YIINE IS GOING UP Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE'S skyline is stretching. Higher buildings, especially m business areas, are going up. However, Singapore building authorities say that Singapore is not getting skyscraper conscious, but "we're just keeping up with the times." »The Singapore Improvement Trust w plans to build
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    Johore's Trishaw Boys Worry Govt.
    264 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. JOIiORE authorities are worried about their tn- shaw riders. Not so much of the men who arc a nuisance but of the youths. Police blame them for the increase m juvenile delinquency. The Traffic Police want them off th* roads because of
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    THE EMERGENCY HAS 'HUSHED'SECRET GANGS
    340 4 THE EMERGENCY HAS 'HUSHED' SECRET GANGS THRIVE ON MONEY THEY SQUEEZE Tribune Staff Reporter. THE Emergency has dealt Secret Societies m Singapore a crushing blow. Since the Regulation* came into force m 1948 these societiesformed with the object of terrorising innocent people have toned down considerably. Operated by groups of
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    TO LECTURE TEACHERS
    59 4 American Miss Mildred Sprinkle, former music teacher at the American Gfammar and High School of the Methodist Church m Buenos Aries arrived m Singapore yesterday. She is on her way to the United States. Miss Sprinkle will give a calk to Method. st teachers at the Anglo-Chinese
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    City Fathers May Speak For 10 Mins.
    234 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. ADJOURNMENT speeches by Municipal Commissioners may m future be limited to ten minutes. •In addition Commissioners may not be allowed to read out their speeches. A Municipal Committee discussing the question of adjournment speeches agreed to this suggestion. X their
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    MANY JOIN JOO CHIAT LIBRARY
    76 4 MANY JOIN JOO CHIAT LIBRARY The Joo Chlat Library, sponsored by the Social Welfare Department has become an institution for the people of the area. Started m the middle of last year, its membership today is 875, comprising of adults and children. Subscriptions fees for adults is 25 cents a
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    Well, I'll Be Blowed
    54 4 I IFE's getting tougher as each year rolls by. They've gone m»d struck three candles on my birthday cake. T.ike a deep breath and blow them out," they tell me. A pal let me into a secret: "There'll be four next year." Well, I'll be blowed,
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    THE BARRELS WILL ROLL ONE BY ONE
    193 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. {SINGAPORE'S "barrel islands" an eyesore, but serving a good purpose will gradually disappear. They will be replaced by turfed islands, with flowering plants. A spokesman of the Traffic Advisory Board said yesterday "Experiments are carried out with barrels first. If
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    COFFINS THAT CHEATDEATH
    282 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. AGED Chinese m Ipoh are buying coffins some costing more than $1,000 each— for themselves. They are storing them m their homes or temples. They are not doing: this for fear that coffin prices will go up, but they say, 4< lt is just
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    POLICE ON LOOK OUT FOR 'TYRE BUSTERS'
    100 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. AN outbreak of motorcar tyre puncturing is puzzling the Singapore Police. Last week an owner driven Vauxhall car, which had just been fitted with three new tyres had three of its tyres punctured. On the first occasion one of the
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    ANOTHER CHANCE
    41 4 First District Judge, Mr. H.E. Kingdon yesterday vo Hong Kirn Keng, a Cantonese "boy, another chance to obtain an identity card. Hong was arrested by the Police at the Oriental cinema m New Bridge Road. He had no card.
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    7 4 MOHAMED TAHIR at work behind the B.R.C.
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    THE 'OLD TUANS' WERE GENEROUS
    162 4 MOHAMED Tahir— the man who claims to know almost every Eurasian m the Colony said yesterday as he was pouring out a beer "Ah, give me back those good old days to live through again." Tahir, who is now the bar tender at the Singapore
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    THIS LONDON...
    2382 5  -  Jimmy Glover Front I__ IAJNIMJJN, Sat. head m one of the Conservative newspapers the other day the following Too often, over too many n£ rs has the Colonial Office given the impression of looking on our Colonial responsibilities as If they were a series of tedious embarrassments." That
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    3855 6  -  VERA ARDMORE By ISN 'I il i:unk.r..l tin lnconw ia\ authorities to cause such complications »o engaged couples?" Have you heard thai so;: "i conversation at cocktail piurUM lately i have. And iv follow, oui come pencils .tod pap<r and people .start making all worta oi miraculous calculations
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      28 6 cine-cameras and projectors Sound and Silent ()bti>»'ihl< from tfour l<« Sol< A- i)t H.A. O'CONNOR CO., LID Battery Road. Showroom and Retail Shop 25 21> OrchH»<! noa.l V
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    SILHOUETTE No. 20
    507 7 DR. George Vance Allen, Vice-Chancel-lor o the University of Malaya has lived m '•quatorial regions for thirty-five years and like it. Born m Northern Ireland m 1894. this quietly spoken graduate of Queen's University. Belfast, got his taste for the tropics whilst serving as a Captain m
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      356 7 BANGKOK NIGHT THURSDAY 29th JUNE Presenting th<> ROYAL COURT DANCERS AND SJAMESK MUSICIANS IN TRADITIONAL DANCES FOLLOWED HY AN EXHIBITION RAM WONr. DINNER, DANCING AND SATAY SUPPER. HARRY HACKMEYER'S BAND $6 (including tax). Reservations Against Payment Only CATHAY RESTAURANT THE FINAL @O€€cA TO YOUR MAKEUP nar'A tHanic*4ied<*M CUTEX Magic -wear
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      146 7 Heavenly Frock— ft*;* For the house and offlco. It's easy to iiUp into and zip out of a pr«*ty creation by HOLLYW9OD Ladies* Dress House X Hill St. Eu Court Bldv. End Rheumatism While You Sleep If you suffer sharp, stabbing pains. If Joints ar« swollen. It showw your blood
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      141 7 became it v W i I de»ignrd iv iLe Fye IWl^. I' I toriea at Cambridge, EngUnd, where the fine«t FEATURES brain, m British engineer- J mc carry out the most it s*kmu for ,uhm P ••<* mmm lumd*p*akmr •pecialiicd and advanced Py. r OMmMMr rO9 uu, »«riaitoK« of lomm
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      64 7 A CAR used for recreational transport, was returned to the Naval Rase with what is known as a two-way stretch or roil-on tucked into the back seat. I understand there has been a certain amount of investigation. RADIO MALAYA blushed last week when they intended to record Linda Christian's press
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      BIRTH OF A VISION
      387 8 JHE remarkable article by Gertrude SamueU which appears on this page is re-printed from the Weekly Magazine of the New York Times, a I newspaper whose reputation for truth and sanity I ia second to none. It tells the story of a remarkable achievement m international
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      212 8 I* II7E stand to be corrected, but memory produces a quotation and attributes it to Dr. Samuel Johnson, m one of that irascible old gentleman's more bitter moods; m fact when his digestion was suffering from the combined assault of haggis and whisky. "The noblest prospect a Scotsman ever sees."
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    "ONE WORLD" under ONE ROOF
    2389 8  -  Gertrude Samuels by 0 An Arab and an Israeli Student greeted each other like old friends and laughed together over the news that the price of hair-cuts m Jerusalem had fust been reduced.... OF all the dreams of the world, the greatest— and seemingly the
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    A COMPOSER'S CHAGRIN
    184 8 IiOSCHELES. the virtuoso. composer and toachrr, had m one of his classes Sir Arthur Sullivan and tiie violinist, Carl Feininger. As they came to recitation one morning all the c!ass was struck with the downcast expression on the face of the usually smiling Moscheles, and as the
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      82 8 fj. REDUCED FARES for "A SCHOOL CHILDREN EUROPE SINGAPORE Give your children a treat iet V^ them fly KLM to Singapore for their school holidays, m the expert care YA of a highly trained hostess, at SPECIALLY REDUCED FARES! p For further particulars, I SEE YOUR TRAVEL AG ENT JU
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    Our Dearest Emma
    4053 9  -  Lozania Prole By i' THE BEGINNING OF TNE STORY This is the story of Emma Hart, the daughter of a village blacksmith, who became famous as Lady Hamilton and the mistress of Nelson. At a young age she realized her capacity to attract men. One night she
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    Out Of His Business
    327 10  - Out Of His Business ALEC WAUGH I v vy NOTHING could have been l less expected than the announcement m 1925 that his firm was being forced to pass a dividend. It came without any warning By 1926 it had become very clear that the failure of the previous year
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    The Last Attempt
    364 10 rthe fourteenth April. 1930. Shamrock V. was launched by Lady Shaftesbury. It was to carry Lipton's last challenge for the America's Cup. He spent his eightieth birthday watching Shamrock V. at work. I am out to do it." he said. 1 mean to do it." If he
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    The money TOMMY LIPTON left
    835 10 The money TOMMY LIPTON left -And the Russian Princess to whom he paid £20,000 to soothe her feelings IN the early 1920's Lipton had entered It seemed, upon n happy nnd a tranquil autumn of life. While he was friendly with royalty he no longer appeared m the Court Circular
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    Crumbling World
    399 10 BY mid-September the economic depression that had been slowly gathering m Europe broke iq. full force on Britain. The world of Thomas Upton was crumbling fast That was m the third week of September. Ten days later, when sterling currency was bending before its first major blizzard. Upton
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      177 10 OPENING SOON! SINGAPORES NEWEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE HOTEL yST I All rooms have modern I a- C oinji>itaui( appoint(S ments. WiM. Air conditioriinf Private bathroom >s i ••^\\\\\kv, c <^^«V ~~Xm Hot Coid wat .•••nT-- \AUI l{*^?: Noise proofed 4^^-t.v RediffuHlon ins--3t ..••'i J&.^aws\3 tall?d rNT^ ,'T^T«r AJBMENIAN ST.' S'POBt
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      89 10 JIMOSr OI/r Of Mf S/D£- how XfcFAMr \ii j !^>7 arß ja^ '1 1 >^S- ill i fl* r^ fri tj WKKI. IjjKLj- iLt f YL/t' IXJ »V "v V^ IYfM AI2F f'FUT AINJL V I t^^^fy -<*:"lBilfe?- '<™^**" itii'-^'^ :;<#j H AGAIN TODAY. TACT IS. I'M T^ ma I
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    FRANCIS WITH AN 'I'
    1061 11 FRANCIS WITH AN 'I' I he story oj Peter Slit hug 's introduction lo i talking muk. DETEH opened hfa canteen I and took drink of water As j, r stool up another har- began thi. time M v,,--[rtit that it knocked him off I'Olaoco ami pitched him down gently-inclined
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    BULL FIGHTS ARE THE VOGUE
    320 11 BULL FIGHTS ARE THE VOGUE being photographod 11 Mixiro put* 1 vp Bulls <« tte matador m s "in fS^A Ferrp r siarn-d soiling novel by Tom Ua Prsion of a recent t.m- Metro Goldwyn Mcver art Si for the am. as yet uniiiied. a third cape-and-sword opus is underway
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    7 FILMS IN A YEAR
    34 11 Koy Rogers is by tar th< Studios this year. He will uppear m seven pictures within the next year Most stars appear m ohn.,» two films a year- A.P.
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    NO PLAIN COOK
    66 11 ELIZABETH TAYLOR has the distracting habit of dipappearing into the kitchen of ncr home after greeting early irrivals to a party. She'll not appear for perhaps halt an hour, but sounds that emerge from behind the white swinging door leading to the J' tcl ?en are unmistakable,
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    STAR ROLE FOR RUTH
    168 11 Doth Roman has been ele•Vvated to full star status oy executive producer Jack tV«^ rner> and wlu be coin^?? F}** 1 Todd I J I Lightning Strikes TwiMtes Roman achieved her flJlwl* Warne r said, as a resun or a series of fine S?i°F%fP ces ir
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      127 11 Coughs, Colds, J^^BllS| J JujuW. daity. Hud^aV «a,| 'fit tinm. /tej^ CununtKcL P?% eiHJubes ROSE stLT mS^j^B^ O E NIA V^||^ t CARNATION J^USSOn^ ASSORTMENT WHICH OF THESE AILMENT] DO iW SUFFER J*A iO SS Of WEIGHT -»r irorre /way come} aWsg-K'iS lf|K b m -without th, ut of druf
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    WOMAN'S PAGE
    1218 12  -  Baldwinson -ByJoan WHO has a new frying pan? If you find that food sticks to the bottom m spite of the pan being cleaned and well greasod. try this trick. Wash th<frying pan thoroughly t<> remove all traces of greasr and then dry. Cover th<bottom oi the pan
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    STYLE— WISE BEAUTY—WISE
    337 12 STYLE— WISE BEAUTY— WISE /CROPPED und casual or V, Bowing and feminine, choose the otic \ou nice! According to Rvdjfli DougTon i Home Beauty Consultant, you can gx> to any ion^Tihs to N,.- m fashion from the extreme ihoctle to tho shou'der length bob. Both e?u be adapted to fit
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      818 12 PS DUNKLEY PIANOS r^m FULL SIZE 1 TPRIGHT GRAND jfln FITLLY TROPICALISED BRILLIANT TONE. Kasy Payment Can Be HI Arranged. Piano Tuning Repairs NDERTAJCBN (5Y OUR LONDON QUALIFIED «tiflt)d By The London Music Trades School inoforto T. < -hnological Section Of The Northern Polytechnic. SEASON CO ITO 115 North Bridge
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      54 12 ACCESSORIES BY JAY NO. 16 PVE.N7W fjloves jda C\» X^f^^. s ii^^^H I v ffoui tuwurite dit.su Jf l©£«| if pvise is your aim IS^^ -v\ It's a ftmhio'i uvu'U hit}&o W f M>~*~- V IF you have any uitax, suggestions or queries, write to ».u. Joan BaMuHnaon, \J<ii<ni<i TribiuK
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      766 12 HAVE FUN W ITU THE By CONSTANCE SHARI'f. r AQUARIUS JAN. 21— FEB. lb. f A week of many vpportua- IJEO itics: be sure that you keep your 9Jfem wmd ram open and JULY 24 AUG. 23 that y>u i/'> not let chanct s The financial outlook m sliji by.
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    How To Get Rid Of The Jerkiness In Your Swing
    515 13 PLAY BETTER GOLF By SAM SMEAD WATCH our f ,r Jerktneu m your swing, i have soen some mighty awful ■wnva t hat Jrr? 2ttv flur results hoi aus<> ••> hwinga were sniooth. even thon^h not i-i the right it<
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    Recs Lose After 2-1 Half Time Lead
    184 13 Recs Lose After 2- 1 Half Time Lead '\n£r of eadm if half tine, thp £S fsrss west? vvm ?e /I th i e Padan S yesterday. i!? c the Ind| ans MMMcd unable to settle down on their I n <*w ground, the Recs rot into stride from the
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    DAWSON EYES ROBINSON'S CROWN
    171 13 DAWSON EYES ROBINSON'S CROWN SYDNEY. Sat. Americanjightweight boxer Preddle Dawson may enter the weltei division, hit manager Hany Rudolph has announced. Rudolph said: "If 'Sugar' Ray Robinson vacates the welterweight, title to fight for the middleweight crown, Dawson will ask to be recognised as the leadingcontender for the welterweight title."
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      41 13 'Not Too Late' HE made a rough sketch and brought it across the studio to show it to her. "It is very good, but not too like," she ventured. "How can it be very good if it is not too like?"
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      199 13 There's variety m Gold SfortKjc CAKES xjj^^ IV COLD STORAGE BAKERY CAPITOI OPTICAL CO., 150, North Bridge Rond. Slngnporf. tXTnsmß&Sff^^ *i3S^SIm Fmll v pf i v pP <■' t rt wmß Si^ V rfll<ur t.nc best -p'ich) VaKPP^ service m town SightW^mtiffiKf^SJimiM k te?tin^. lrns <-- -.'ii "ntr, JM mMmJJr^LM
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    BIG – TIME PROMOTIONS ARE ON THE WAY
    1250 14 BIG TIME PR OMOTIONS ARE ON THE WAY g» i > I* isssff f '^^^sl WIUTINC; his last local article for this column, the SPECTAIOR is able to report that £ood news is forthcoming for Malayan boxing m the way of taxes and big-time promotions. In a farewell reminder, he
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    S'PORE UMPIRES WILL BE MORE STRICT
    642 14 S'PORE UMPIRES WILL BE MORE STRICT Bad 111 i 11 i o n By (Mir rorrtvspon'lenl WHEUE an umpire is m doubt whether a ytrcki i* clean or otherwise the benefit of the ioubt miui be given to the striker Thar Is, an umpire should not penalise a player unless
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      88 14 Your grandfather ha:> such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me so little. *fICWO Dentifrice *§?/taj#> IhJT Burtcrf ly ffTlml RAPID LAMP «fe^ UOHT Will COME UP BY BURNING W \M Oil INSIDE
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      41 14 SNAIL-B-GON (Snail Destroyer) obtainable at Littles, Daisy Mower Shop, Coronation Flower Shop, Cooperative Stores, DUlia Flower Shop-Katong, or direct from The Gem Nursery. Ph. 7542. BEST QUALITY JAVA KROEPOEK OEOANG •Jbtaluable at all ITovisiou Dealers. Sole Distributors: HONG TH YE LTD.
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    Kedah All Out For 106 V. Penang
    105 15 Kedah All Out For 106 V. Penang TKN .UK) v res In devastating form whrr. li caprured X' (i;ih Aickft.s for ?6 nuu for Pcnang m the ii^tcr s tai»' match t»n the VVestt m Road ground Opening batsmen Major W. R. Jam and Captain M. B. Adams gave Kcdah
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    Jaffar Nets Two Goals
    105 15 pOSMOS Sports '"lut V Royal .Navy by two goa to one m a Junior A" L< agll< fixture at Geylang Stadium yestcr<Ja\. A. Jaffa r. Cosmos captain. ihi«- opportunism, ax-red both im team's koh!aod would have u»t 1 more if Mai k. v. th< custodian, ha
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    Services XI v. Sing Tao
    49 15 Services XI v. Sing Tao The I«:uii to r<-pr< s< nt the < <>iiihiii.<| s«T->i,.,. s n tht^lr lecaer li»« ;«n:iins» Ihr tOMVtajg Si,, X Tao <uU> has fteea eeeMteel as fallows: Million; TyltU-s--l<>. Me Mull.n; Uhitehorn, 1)ov»t, Kutler; Owen. McLaughlln. R. Le**, Scully Day. Wrmtr Ms: (irant. Mand Jack.
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    R.A.F. SURPRISE ARMY-NAVY TO WIN 2-0
    453 15 R.A.F. SURPRISE ARMY -NAVY TO WIN 2-0 came far below malay a cup standard i i Air Force Combined, under dogs m thr Arnw fcf UP 225 ««»Prtitloii. surprised the iwTniMn Vh P****** when beat the latter tuo-nil m their cup tie at Jalan Besar Stadium. nin* f«r act hat
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    OLD BOYS' RACE
    68 15 t;.. i hnsi lan Brut hei I i v };..>. i i i ii*.r I AstHX tat ion wish- lv inform membera that an i!i\M,.ti..ii ha- 1 Im. ii received fr\i vi >• st. Joseph's Continuation School for .>id boys bo t<»k- part In ><*»" yards race
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    2 MORE GAMES FOR MAPUAS
    77 15 Following lwo moir ti\*M for the Mapua T<ch Caivlmals Daskctball Tram m Singaponv Today vs. Chinese Combined. (In this match two Mapua Chines*' players will play for the Sin^ipou Chinese). Tuesday v<. h. ho. (Rttutn match. In thru first encounter Ho Ho was the only
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    NORWAY BEATEN
    21 15 COPENHACiKN. Rat DeMßßrii b«'Ht Noiw.iy I 0 jn .id international wcoer match here t«»day after leadinK oat hmlfUflM. Reuter
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    32-Run Win For YMCA
    239 15 Y.M.i A. >ea< Btraita iMm bj 'd ;i iriendl) niutcli lay. i 1 1 li inn;.: i lofed i" IM for Tim.- «rirketfl »He T"* lisiiii.--.-- .1 t)i. Timps for 132 w»m. T.M.C X.: Teo Kah U:n h Sic- 1 11 Teo Ky« l hel •m:,!:
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    Indians Win By 84 Runs
    195 15 THK Indian Association defeated team from the Indian X.ivn by 84 runs at Balestier Read ground, yes- terday. A nippy 58 by Selahan Sinqh enabled the ln<lians to deeiarc at 132 for fivo wickets :ir.d went or to Tniffi the Navy for 4M runs. INDIAN
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    SEAMEN'S SOCCER
    25 15 i a tocccr match ployed mi ti.. i-(.M Canniag ground on l-i i'l iv i ;<■'. n^itnry iff. ftted t>r JlrnaMn i»y luMi two.
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    WEIGHTS FOR II RACES AT IPOH
    654 15 WEIGHTS FOR II RACES AT IPOH BLLOW arc tin- hanriic i|ts (or -.Inclix Jl|l> 1, lirst tI.M <•( m.- IVmk Turf < lub's .lnl\ .Mcctine .it I poll IVr.ik I'l.iir Thri'f* > car-u'il Maidens. HOKBEN I.AS> II i: Mil ItKOWN KKO< AUK |.U ADMIKAI. (laic Xtlniirals I j.-i.il R.M nir,
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    10 Records Broken At St. Anthony's Sports
    511 15 10 Records Broken A t St. Anthony's Sports JEN school records were orokeu at the St. An thony's School annual sports yesterday. Rasso Murukaiyan, who set up three new records, and Granville de Souza, who smashed two, tied with 16 points for the Individual Championship Cup, presented by Mr. Peter
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    MARIGOLDS TO MEET BODCA
    67 15 Itollowinf playeri have been s.!»>ftt<J r.|.r»-.in Murifruld R.P. acaJnat a B.O.D.CXA, n badinint'.n match :ii Hie Hai>r»> Word .^laiiiMrii on Thursday at 7 p.m.: Sfuh Teak Kliern. W ■<■ Ghiaa iv.'. Ng Cheas Hut. Liai Onp Huat. Llan Fwuk Shin, .^•■ni' Kp«» Kwanff, \V« Thiam Be
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      229 15 SHERLOCK HOLMES SOLVES THE BANK OF ENGLAND MURDERS IN SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE'S "DRESSED TO KILL" OPENS TODAY 4 SHOWS jjj) /Will! MlfeJl 2 4.15 6.30 9.30 p.m. ll li^i UM (MttftO HCSj FKKItC WtllKH »»IT conm: Mk, fIjRBoW Morning sk<,v Todmg 10.45 a m Duvijlais FairbonArv jr. m "FIQHTINQ
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    TAXI DRIVER ROBBED
    35 16 iwu :vlaiay passengers n« d up their taxi driver on Friday niglit m thi Alexandra Military Hospital grounds and rohbed him of hLs wallet containing $7 .">(), his Idenuiy card and driving licence.
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    ELECTRIC TRAINS FOR SINGAPORE?
    239 16 THEY WILL SOLVE A LOT Or PROBLEMS -Mr. Singh Tribune Staff Reporter. OTREAMIJNED electric trains may soon make their appearance m Singapore. That is if a suggestion by Mr. Balwant Singh (Rural West) is accepted by Government. Mr. Singh said yesterday that an electrically operated suburban
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    Rubber Output Jumps
    218 16 Rubber Output Jumps Malayan rubber production foi May Wai nouneod yesterday as 86.768 tons :i riSC of 7.H39 tons over April output. But the igure came as a surprise to market men who had expected the rise to be neaily twice as much ibout 14.000 tons. May output totalled B*»7§l
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    THEATRE TALK
    25 16 Mr. John Forbes -Sempill. actor-manager ot the Singapore Repertory Theatre. will talk to the Singapore Roiarians on Wednesday on the "Trials of Reperto-y."
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    NEW TRAFFICATOR
    35 16 A now typo of trafficator urafhe indicator) at present tittod on 250 LPTB (London PMMOgtf Transport Board) buses tor trial, has been fitted to S.T.C. BM No. 139 for trial m Singapore traffic.
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    The Bride Wore Grey
    76 16 Mr. and Mrs. Boris Konstantmoff. after I heir v£dding at St. Andrews Cathedral yesterday. The hnd« formerly Mrs. Emily M. t'uiruthers, wore a sown of pej French hu-e and carried pinK roses. She «M Riven JW Sir K. S. Murray. Miss C. KeitTer acted as hr.d.s
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    ALI IS MISSING AGAIN
    212 16 ALI IS MISSING AGAIN Tribune Staff Reporter. TEN-year-old Ali bin Alias a Chinese boy who has been claimed by an Indonesian man and a Chinese woman Ls i:\issing again. Three days ago the Indonesian and the Chinese woman turned up at the Social Welfare after efforts had been made to
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    Scots Wha' Hae!
    76 16 Scots Wha Hae! SEVENTY Scots m BtDgmpore favour srli-govei'-ment for Scotland. Their signatures will shortly be on the way home to bo added to those which, fcr three years, nave been collected to form a 2.000.000 name round-robin f.> Premier Attlee. For the past fon night, Chieftain Andrew ArbuekU Ewing
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    LUNCH HOUR FILM SHOWS
    51 16 i lerKs working m me H.-iVi lot k 1 Jo-id ani wi'l ho able to MC fi.'t- cinema shows during thrii lumh hour every Monday and Thmstiay from tomorrow. Films will be screened by the Public Relations Office at their Public il.admu Koom m th«- Chinese
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    Editors Aid Sought To Stop News Leaks
    126 16 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE editors may be invited by Municipal Commissioners to discuss the publishing of Municipal news m the local papers. A Municipal Committee was told that certain confidential matters have from time to time been finding thoir way into local press.
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    LOOKING POSH
    108 16 O PORTING new light fawn-coloured poplin shirts and caps, and green garbadine trousers, crews of Ma«iyan Airways planes looked posh when they appeared m their "New Look" uniforms at Kallang Airport early yesterday morning. Shiny brass buttons, epaulets, and black ties complete their no w attire. These new
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    PATCHING UP
    30 16 Thi- aircrait earner kf.M.B. Unicorn which arrived at the Naval Base from Japan on Tuesday is undergoing a general overhaul and refit befoiv returning to England m August.
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    '£ Cut Has Not Helped Tin'
    232 16 Cut Has Not Helped Tin' KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The devaluation of the pound sterling has not benefited the tin industry, said the Hon. Mr H. S. Lee. President of the AT- Malayan Chinese Mining Association, when he addressed the Annual General Meeting of the A.ssociat on yesterday. He said that
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    NEW SQUATTER RESETTLEMENT PLAN
    249 16 NEW SQUATTER RESETTLEMENT PLAN Tribune Staff Reporter MALACCA, Sat. A "dormitory" squatter re-settlement area m Malacca was di s ••ussed by the Malacca Branch of the Malayan Chinese Association at a meeting presided over by lXito Tan Chen? Look Mr. G. H. Jollye, Adviser on Chinese affairs, said at the
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    'VARSITY EXAM RESULTS
    349 16 'VARSITY EXAM RESULTS Thf following have pai the BecutMi «<-•• nai tixamlnation lor v*' Uegreea of M.1:.. B.S. mi the I'niversity wt M.ilay.t. m whol* and m part: |ii:r,v of IS U HKI.OIt OF DENT XI- M Rt.MtY I'r-.it. -.i.iil i: innn-it i,.n (Jun. 1 1 96) > i «rhol(
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      362 16 TUITION SINGAPORE IXSTITUIt rJ^^B OF SCIENCE yIT If^ 595-A. Seranjoor. Read W |fi (Jn. of BrJettier Rocd. |f .^S 1 I Nev 3es-ior.3 Comrr.crcir£ July |g 1 SCiEKCT I 3 Physic? v.itr. PfctinlMiji Phv 3 I r J^iJ[ nics, rhcrni.-try \fe-ant fcr f k prrpareii foi i Cam V i,"
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