Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 July 1950

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    Masthead
    31 1 T* SUNDAY TRIBUNE MALAYA'S ttATXXVAl PunSFAfJcf Phone iaii.o Nine Uw» Publiah«d simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penamg. MXTEEX PAGES. SINGAPORE. SFNDAY, JULY 2, 19. W. PRICK TEN CENTS. I
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    PANIC STARTED THE BIG RETREAT CHURCH ORDERS "BACK TO SUWON"
    902 1 PANIC STARTED THE BIG RETREAT CHURCH ORDERS "BACK TO SUWON" "POOR INTELLIGENCE AND OFFICERS' ARE BLAMED Taejon, Kor ja, Saturday Night Inadeq jate intelligence and incompetent South Korean officers are being blamed to-night for a panic withdrawal which sent American headquarters fleeing back ninety-three miles from the walled city of
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    Secret Orders For K.M.T.
    309 1 Secret Orders For K.M.T. rl Kuorelntang headqvartr onler>«l 11l I iii i lions jh foi m a •tron;.;-?. m c. {o Rtand cy. This oi i .ho The 0' at a Vmc wh'ii t<-< Mir. running < h\gh between the supporter* '< of md klao TwjTurn' In the C<fony. Leftist
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    For War, The Flag Of Peace
    86 1 LAKE SUCCESS. Sat The sky-r/u. Tniteil Nations flag li expected shortly to ♦ly over the combined air, nea ami land operation* In Korea, H. w.t-< iearn» d toilav. Orden h;i\< :.«.n ftVCfl t'» tli« I.N. to -cntl to Korea, with :»ll poartble speed, flags,
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    SHIP FROM S'PORE IS SHELLED
    54 1 HONGKONG. Sat. The Norwegian motor TMMi Mai Hen. arrived late today aftT having b n shelled by twoChimsi' NatioraMsl vftrthifM n\« mliei oil Hongkong. Ten sh Mb w< re lirtfi but nonr hr Infi mark iiie vessel, rarry>nj several hundred Chlm\>. passengers, was en route
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    BACK AT WORK
    20 1 TOKIO. Sat.— The United Nations Commission has now resumed functions m Korea with headquarters Reuter at Pusan.-
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    JAP SHIPS CALLED IN TO HELP
    109 1 JAP SHIPS CALLED IN TO HELP TOKIO, Sat. Japane.-c shipping will now be permit- I ted to rntor South Korean waters to dlxoharpp vital cargoes to South Korea. Orn- ral Mac Arthur's H.Q. am*. tort i\ The relaxation of restrictions on Japanese VfeMMfe i. fc U in* made of facilitate
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    23 DEAD IN KOREA CRASH
    52 1 TOKIO. Sat. The Far East Air Force announced the crash of a C-54 transport m Korea early today m which 23 persons were killed. The four-englned transport, engaged m lifting American troops from Japan to Korea, hit a 2.000--foot hill, about 40 miles north-west of
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    THE 13th MAN
    54 1 PAHIB, Sat. Slxty-six-yrar-o!d Dr. Henri-Queullle. was early this morning invested Franc's nth post-M(ar rnfthil hy 363 votes to 208. it, was expected that tho So-iAlins would finally apree to join the Coalition Minister of li.idicas. Popular, Republicans and Independent ConwrrattTM which Dr. Queuillo will probably form by
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    R.A.F. FOR KOREA
    42 1 LONDON. Sat. Official sources said today that Ro>;tl Air Force uirts wojlcl bo Britain's next contribution to the United Nations forces lighting the Coirimu--nist invasion oi Son'tn Korea. As yet Brii-v.n has received no request tar sround forces.- U.P.
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    CAUTIOUS
    26 1 MANILA, Sat.— Proslden. Quirino today signed an executive order creating i civilian emergency Bdminta tration as a precautionary measure against any p<xs- sible crisis.- A.P.
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    HEAT ON IN BERLIN
    150 1 BERLIN. Sat Soviet troops and East German "police", armed with tanks and mortars, were rf ported today to have masse -i m record numbers outside the Berlin suburb jf Potsdam as tension mounted a l «.ng the East -West border because of the Kore; .1 civil
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    Man In White Called For Strangled Girl
    591 1 Man In White Called For Stra ng led Girl Did YOU See Winnie? j By S.C LJM A short, medium-built man, who looked like ah Indian spoke to ten-year-old Winnie Annie Spencer during recess time at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, Katong, on Thursday the day before she
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    WAR STARTS TIN BOOM
    220 1  -  LAWRENCE G. MANI Ry j^ARKET men think that the price of tin may soon rise by another £50 reaching £iJSO \*er tun.' The price m London has already risen .*> I' l0 1 0s. since June t'A and m Singapore by $8.50.' Tht-rv was a big
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    HELD UP
    28 1 WVSHINOION. Sat, Presirtoni TrumMi has orri erori a ono mont!i ft«'!u.v m the transfer of thf is'ar.i oi Ouiun irom n:»v;.l i<> civilian adminUtrai ion. A.P.
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    MacArthur Confirms Suwon
    111 1 MacArthur Confirms Suwon STOP PRESS TOKIO, Sat. General viacArthui v cammunigut stated 1.. muhl: "North Korean Communist troopthat havp crossed the Han River m thr vicinity of Seoul are now convt Mlmt. d about Hi miles north of Suwoa. Late reports indicate th.it Suwon itself i and Suwon, airport arc
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    MORE STUDENTS GO TO CHINA
    70 2 More students are returning to China irom Singapore since the Chinese High School and the Nanyang Girls High School were charged with spreading propaganda detrimental to the Colony. Those m the know, however, say that this increasein the number of students proceeding to China is
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    AIR VIP ON TOUR
    29 2 Air Marshal" bir Francs I Fogaxty, Commander m tfclet. Far East Air Force. left Changi yesterday morning on a 11-ciav tour of 1 N Federation
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    CITY FATHERS ASK FOR $300 POCKET MONEY
    359 2 CITY FATHERS ASK FOR $300 POCKET MONEY •QUOTE Quote from the Sun day Tribune's "Tell the People," June >.:>: "There is a certain coyness on the subject and the Commissioners, who have recently shown a disturbing alacrity to nip oehino their toik curtain when controversy is m the air. may
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    Govt. Men Want Statement On Unions
    161 2 Govt. Men Want Statement On Unions The Singapore Federation of Unions* of Government I Employres views with sertOQl icnccin the remark-- mad*' b\ Acting Colonial Secretary I Mr. iT. P. M. Smith, at thr I^rsri: Native Council Meeting In I*l <m Juni 20th. when the Pcnliam »;eix>rt on 1 Salaries
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    Man Hears Charge Six Times Over
    74 2 YONC MURDER N« Kai Qung, 44- year-old Hakka. still lying on an iron cot in the Hospital lock-up ward. yL&tciday heard a tentative charge of murder against hin: far the sixth tim\ Ng was alleged to have fatally shot Mr. Yong Yit Lin. a
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    DIDN'T REPORT
    42 2 Eleven Chinese (seven men and tour women pleaded guilty m thr Fiist District Court to a charge of failing to report their change of a<hlresse> to the regi'stra- tion centre. They were fined *:> each, m default five day's rigorous iniprisonment.
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    MR. D.K. WALTERS
    82 2 A reference win :i t mad« by the Colony Bench and the Bar tomorrow to the memory oi the late Mr. D. K. Walters, advocate and solicitor, wli died at the General Hcwpttai on Thursday, mi reference will be made m the Appellate Court betore the Chief
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    HE STOLE TIN OF MARGARINE
    46 2 Cheng Kow. 5!». was lined $30 and sentenced to one days s.impk imprisonment m the Foutrh I ?lice Court yesterday. Cheng, a servant of the R.OJLC. Camp, stole a tin of maganne valued at J2 from the camp on June 23
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    S'PORE HAS A 'GHOST SQUAD'
    349 2 You Can Join Them And Help To Keep Crime In Check Tribune Staff Reporter. MOVING softly back and forth between the underworld and their contacts m the Police Force Singapore's "Ghost Squad" have helped to nip many crimes m the bud and sent many a
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    Labrador Villa Means — Its Time To Relax
    237 2 Labrador Villa Means Its Time To Relax For Singapore Nurses Tribune Staff Reporter. A little brass plate with the words "Labrador Villa" means rest and away from the smells of mixtures and medicines for Singapore's tired nurses. For it is at Labrador Villa, off Pasir Panjaug, that Singapore nurses bask
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    THREE FACE 'SQUEEZE' CHARGE
    82 2 Three Chinese, Ng An Hot, Tan Song Hi>at. and Lieu, Poh F'onp. \v« r« charged with attempted ivtortion m the Fourth }*o lee Court y< sterday. They wei\ cllegrd to have threatened 1-jij Yeo* u-jtli bodily injury on the aft».r noon of Juno 20, at Lorong
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    Lifted A Pen: Pick Pocket Sent To Gaol
    107 2 CH bo^rt! 1 Che b a J Pitk P ckct md «W-Job labourer was sentenced to three month's nJ.I Sentencing Chan, who ha.l four pievious convictions. Mr. S. iJ. Teh. the Second Police Magistrate nM "You seen to In vc ■tarted tlii-
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    Johore Malays Want Dato Onn
    184 2 Johore Malays Want Dato Onn Opponrm.s oJ Dato Onn bin Ja*afar joined hand* hi.s supporters m a appeal to him to rcsumi leaders i( j,, nt the United Malays Nat aiist Organ. Strong .support can* fan the women's section o! U.M.N.O. Loo Xuum Ibu— who wcic also present i m
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    DRIVER JAILED
    61 2 Fo; giving t:il c infomintion to .i police constable on May 5, at the !:>• .t 1. i: <<i PtUee Stition by filing a charge a^; i;n.-,t i pollc* •■-■rpoial. Oig Kun Teck, a loi 'l'y-drlvtr, VH linr«l $190 c! m «lof;uilt 6 •k> i.i. m lh<- Second
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    SHOULD WIVES GO OUT TO WORK?—YES!
    374 3 SHOULD WIVES GO OUT TO WORK?— YES! BUT THERE ARE MANY BUTS' Tribune Staff Reporter y^SZ^^ Although there is i 4 °*™>»> n^ap^nHiis sa> tnat they ser no reason why they should not. Bu t, there arr many "but?*." There are a number however, who prefer to keep mum. They
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    TEN GET VELLUMS
    129 3 HLs bcellency :h-- Governor, Sir Franklin Gin present. (i Vellum a i>l Thanks to ten person u» the Victoria Memorial School ground y» sterday. The recipients £ra Elsie Lyne. Mrs. V -t En;< lmann. Mrs Hilda Dor* i n Assan. Mr.s OoodJtind Barber. Mr. Ernest FN Fook
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    EIGHT BANDITS KILLED
    97 3 EIGHT BANDITS KILLED KUALA LUMPUix Sat Eight bandit, were shot dead by ■ecurlty rorcei m thr Federation jreiterday. Six Of thrui were kill'-d m Johore and the v h> n n Pfthang and erak. O:k oi the bandits lOlied m Johore wu a notorious bandit lead;--. A rhompson mb-BMchißC nun
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    THE CASE FOR
    248 3 Hr:riE la the ease for the vinturo. Thty argue tha bed! provided for. 1. There worr't be traflh n stion because Traffic will «/>/>f from the Bras liafiah (H'l and trmffic li'/hts trill mmt&mmticnllii control it. JJk poorer classes, who vill m {Hint tliis theotrr, art not
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    The Case Against
    190 3 THE Traffic Advisory Committee which discussed IM proposals thinks othiTWi.se. 1. It, holds that thtrc will be trailic congestion because The road widening will not be ellective becauho o: the existence of the adjacent buildings. The entrance to the cinema would become a waiting place for members
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    NEW CINEMA AWAITS THE GREEN SIGN
    115 3 Tribune Staff Reporter. A Dew cinema seating 1,600 people may come up A in North Bridge Road, if the Traffic Advisory Committee gives its go ahead signal. This cinema, which was approved by Govern ment in principle, will cater for the poorer sections of
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    RADIO MALAYA RELAYS SHAW
    44 3 For the ftf»t (Ante Radio Malaya last night made a broadcast of a play from the Victoria Theatre The whole of the la.st act <;t the 'Rtp' company's production oi George? Bernard Shaw's "Candida" was relayed over th Blue network.
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    ROTARY CLUB
    26 3 Tho Rotary Club of Singapore held its Annual Installation Dinner Raffles H Otel ye&icrday evening. A large gathorine ot guest attended the ionr.al occasion.
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    COMMITTEE TO CHECK UP ON THE SEATS
    313 3 COMMITTEE TO CHECK UP ON THE SEATS HAPPY WORLD STADIUM Tribune Staff Reporter. THKEE Municipal Commissioners, the Municipal Architect and Building Surveyor, and a representative of the Police are to study the question of seating accommodation at the Happy World Stadium. The three Commissioners appointed to serve on this Committee
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    84 3 Mr. and Mrs. John Scow Ch an Lim after their weedinc at the Wesley Methodist Church m Fort Canning yes.erday. The bride, formerly Miss Marie -Louis:* Holder, wore tmwm of palo pink net and jjeorgrtte W9tv pink satin with 1 a matching cap and veil. She was ffewfl away by
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    PHOENIX PARTY
    21 3 Mr. N. Mistri and his Phoenix Aerated Waiir company yesterday gave a party "to celebrate the linn's 25th anniversary.
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    PENANG FISH MARKET ...
    84 3 PENANG FISH MARKET A pastel drawing of crabs. on sale m the Penang tish market, by Malayan Journalist Miss Katherinc Sim, is on exhibition at the Society ot Women Artists show at the Koyal Institute Galleries m London. Thr intiueace of the life and colour of thr Kast is ftrongly
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    BANDITS MURDER WOMAN
    51 3 JOHORE BAHRU Sat. Bandits last night broke into a kongsl nouse on a Chines^ owned pineappie plantation and abducted a Chinese woman and hri husband after ransacking the place. Police searching the area found the body of tlvj Chinese woman with gunsnor and stab wounds cutsidc the
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    SCREENING WOMEN
    200 3 Tribune Stall' Kept tot JOHORE Police have p*t v.p a .small fore* of s iv police women. They wll: screen \v omen bandit agents and suspects captured by Security Forces. The police women nave proved to be or invaluable assistance to the regular Police. They are low incorporated
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    THIEF AWOKE PROPRIETOR
    88 4 Look Ah IAJOng. 23-Vear-old Hokkien who pleaded uilty to a charge of house-s-.nk and m the First District Court yesterday was sentenced to eighteen months' rijorous lmorisonment ti be followed Sy two years' Police super/lS In the early hours of June 15 Loo broke into a shop
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    OPEN T OPUBLIC
    23 4 Ships of the Indian Naval Squadron, lying m the Singapore Roads, will o*> open to public today from 2 pm.
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    LABOUR PARTY SEEKS WOMEN FOR ELECTIONS
    63 4 The Election Campaign ommittee of the Singapore Party is now on the look-out for suitable women candidates for the Municipal Commission. Mr. M. P. D. Nair. Viet President of the Party said yesterday that so far' they rt^v »-"-»t. fiop<H-H on an particular individual,
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    12-YEAR-OLD BOY WAS 'BRAINS' OF TIGER GANG
    256 4 Johore's Bad Little Boys Bounded -I p Tribune Stnff Reporter IOHORE'S bad little boys— who ganged together ami broke into homes J stealing poultry, money, clothing and Ml have been rounded up. Known as the "Tiger Gang," Police have arrested their le^er- a
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    Look Out For These Hooligans!
    135 4 Look Out For These Hooligans! A handful of sand thrown into the engine of a small sports car m the Singapore Golf Club area has caused the Police to renew their search for suspected car saboteurs. First signs of car damaging, which seems to be confined to owner-driven cars, came
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    OH! WHAT A NAME
    79 4 THE most novel name for any house m MftgAftW **as» i>een chosen by the bachelors m the Wearne Brothers Company's Mess m Why they selected such a name i»»»-oue >f«*nis 10 know. Some s::> it is because a suicide once jumped into th. canal that runs
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    CALLED 'DEAR'
    32 4 "He was very Rarrulotis. bTrssed the pallet, and kept calling rc\f dear." said a police inspector at Romsey of t man charged with beim drunk m charge of a car.
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    Chain Letter Has Prayer From A Saint's Tomb
    197 4 PAY NO HEED, SAYS PRIEST Tribune Staff Reporter. k NEW type of chain letter sweeping Ipoh to<Uy A UnSte pre-war chain letters, these claim tb't the Write- X seen a vision-of whom or what he r "theTetter are asked to write out
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    TENANTS WITH DARK STAIRWAYS
    113 4 J>EOPLE living m flats es--1 pecialy those on top floors have a grouser They complain that their stairways are very dark. To bruise ones shins and to fall down a flight of ten steps arc common occurrances. LJghts have been installed lr the stairways, but some
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    UNSATISFACTORY
    31 4 In Western i\uer (Suuarn a man stabbed his wife because 1 1 sue was a, bad cook and (2) she put a izard's tail m his porridge In roi.son ntm.
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    HER FACE FELL
    27 4 An Aral) woman slipped 40 ft. down a Sudanese village well. When rescued sne hastily veiled her face and ode off on her donkey.
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    AMAHS ARE IN DEMAND TODAY
    239 4 Tribune Staff Reporter. A MAHS, cooks and house boys are m great demand m Singapore today. This was revealed yesterday by the Singapore Labour Exchange. Stenographers and clerks are also much sought after. Every day Mems and Tuans call at the Exchange to employ amahs,
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    COFFEE SHOP GIRLS—AN ASSET
    194 4 COFFEE SHOP GIRLS— AN ASSET MORE girls are today working m Singapore's coffee Shops. Few like the job, but it pays well. The girl* get from betweeu $bU to $120 a month plus two free meals. Then there are the tips they collect. Many of thest v qMs come from
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    SCOUTS NEED $15,000 TO GET ON THEIR FEET
    222 4 I YES SIR, THESE lITTLE MEN FACE A VERY KNOTTY PROBLEM grounds m the Colony. Carpenters and painters are ahvudv bu*s novratine the scouts' new beadquaitett m Anneiiton Sueet and when completed it will contain a s.outs shop and dormitory for visiting
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    Puasa Did Not Stop Them....
    134 4 Puasa Did Not Stop Them ORPHAN Mai Sin sunned uniforms and snapped inartl y Into drill despite til rigours oi luv ing yesterri Thy troop. run by the V.u.sUrn Orphanage P i-i rut brow ht "new lift; of the boys." said Scuot master Ai aonari dvi Andan. Thi- scouts wer«s
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    GOLLIATH'S BULL
    28 4 A.tUCMCd iV ><u:l at tot, near Charlcron a Belgtan tarmet Aiphon.^.» iiossome. nrovo it oil" with a branch and threw a trtone which killed the aniinai
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    THIS LONDON...
    2122 5  -  Jimmy Glover From LONDON. Bat. lI ERE' S a mystery I cannot *I solve but its subject is very pleasing. The pretty lady who adorns my page this week is golden-haired, blueeyed Misr Diana Newey, of Chaucer Road, Ashford, Middlesex, who recently gained the title of "British Beauty"
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    3696 6  -  Vera Ardm ore By I have had Ik, i i i<l woek. Aiiiyix- v. mj own fault am! 1 .sho»i!<l have more sense than to mc<l<i!i with inconv tax, DUt tvn sir. i la?t Suu lay I hiiV* l)(i ii UMtblC to nt> r UM oififo witliout finding
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE ANOTHER BORDER
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    Rhee Is A Hard Man To Handle
    1031 8 PROFILE OF A PATRIOT DR. Syngman Rhee. Ih c seventy five year old Methodist minister, who is Korea's President, had Oeen called "its most distinguished and provocative st itosman' 1 by the American news-magazine Time. and a "senile extremist" by Americans who had
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    MEET THE IRISHMEN OF THE ORIENT
    1620 8 AMD A PROFILE OF HIS COUNTRY A traveller, bewildered by A the topsy-turvy that was newly liberated Korea, started looking through reference boks to see H he could find some phrase that would describe its tough, turbulent, opinionated people. And he found Uiat someone,
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    3140 9  -  Lozania Prole A New Exciting Serial By The Beginning Of The Story This is the story of Emma Hart, the daughter > of a village blacksmith, who becomes famous 1 S as Lady Hamilton and the mistress of Nelson. At a young age she realises her capacity
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      WHAT 'TYPE' ARE YOU?
      395 10 DE sure that you are really "the type" for whatever forms of brautilying procedures you practice. The dramatic proprieties of appearance are invariably recognized when it comes to selecting a cast for one of Hollywood's motion pictures. But. there are many women not m pictures, who
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      SURAT
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      646 10 I Married A Sci entist MIAMI, Florida A daughter cf Alexander Graham Bell -ays it is simple to have happy fltod fruitful life. Many a scientist. "I did and 1 have never regretted a moment of it." explains Mrs. Mm t inn Hubbmd Bell Fail child. "I can't imagine anything
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    1003 11  - THE 'KING' TRAVELS ALONE HENRY GRIS ...v 1 r' °n "An. Kombei Car W, ri lovlal mpOd, Soon he won'- w. would disca-d aii more comfortabh attire O f an ordinary citizen. H< would ntei his new Mtatlof) wmax>n and •d road eventually ending up* m N<\v fork. Thei tmld
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    FLYNN'S NEW BOSS
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    FLOP IN FRENCH MOVIES
    170 11 FLOP IN FRENCH MOVIES PAH IS Saiur THERE arc DO big produ ir.g limns here UJ coir. pare to such ttudios as 3 Century Fox. Warner Bros or RKO. The fflm Industry consists oi about 270 .small companies mi only 98 >f i hem wen actually m production during tn-
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    MY FRIEND IRMA
    32 11 Mari.- Wilson, si-atlent brained heroine ever to match her 1 wits ugain»t mun, m wtmn with Diana Lynn A- John I Lund In Faramounts farce "My Friend Irnia". I
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    GLAMOUR GIRLS ARE BORN— NOT MADE
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    The $64 Question
    364 11 TWELVE years ago la r. Hollywood Radio Studio a man had an idea tor a new. r Crushing ttp* of pro Brammt- a question and unswor show. luoay tn<ti innocent idea is a monster marcl\in«: across America. Yet the "quiz" .-how was, up until the Summer 01
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    NARROW ESCAPE
    57 11 .Tan^ Wynian liarl n»Trow noMM Mhen "Th" Glass MenaTCrte" comoany went on Kx^ation at Griffith Park Zoo lor the Mtie m which Jane watch .s a :;^a Hod jump for fish. One of th^ amphibious animals, a 300-pounder. leaped too tar. Landed on the edge of the pool,
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    LORNA DOONE TO BE FILMED
    32 11 LORN A DOONE TO BE FILMED Richard Qrccot, the Britiflh ictor. has bMB signed by produce! Edward Small for thf lt>ad m a movie vemoo of the novel "Lo»na Uuonr." A. P.
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    COLONY TEAM MAY BE THE SMALLEST EVER
    531 12 COLONY TEAM MAY BE THE SMALLEST EVER Ninth Malayan Badminton Championships By Our Badminton Correspondent. THfc Singapore contingent to the ninth Malayan badminton championships, 1 scheduled to be held at Ipoh on August 5, 6 and 7, may be the smallest since the inception of the championships m 1981. Fntries
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    'Hongkong Plays Better Soccer Than Malaya'
    176 12 Tribune Soccer Kepurn-r THE standard of football m Hongkong is higher than that aeetf m Malaya. This opa^T was expressed by former Malayan footballer Lee Ifun Kit, who returned from Hongkong recently for n short visit. A Irrmer FVmk Htete Player, Mr. Let has
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    LOOK OUT FOR THE STRONG 'LADIES,' MEN
    661 12  -  Ranjit Singh StewMfth And Health Pmriy By I OOK out, men, here come the strong "ladies!' Yes, sir, women of Singapore are casting aside old traditions and going m for the iron game. iTeiiin- me th's, handsome, cheerful Harold dc Castro, •Mt. Singapore
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    1224 13  - MORTELL PROVES NEED FOR BOX ERS INSURANCE LEFT JAB Straight I roan The Shoulder IB> FLASHY SEBASTIAN MAY STAGE COMEBACK 4 BOUT a month ajjo. Hie name of Johnny Mm tell appeared m the local papers. He fought an unknown boxer m a four- round bout at Kuala Lumpur and
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    Relax When You Swing
    591 13  - Relax When You Swing SAM SNEAD By HERB M a one w<»rd gVif lesson Relax WMM6M at the top of your swing v. can- that you intenH to ■Wing hard and ;;wut that Vail a mile. And that s had. f>v>r the Id.^a of power defeats the bettor i-i. a
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    ABDULLAH IS IN THREE TENNIS FINALS
    94 14 ABDULLAH IS IN THREE TENNIS FINALS MALACCA. Sat Mrs. V. Hay and Abdullah Lincha. who d«'l>it?i Mrs Chambers and 1). G-.nies today, will now Beet Mi and Mrs. P. S. M. Dew m the Mixed Doubles ttna's ol the Malacca Lawn Tennis Association champi iruditpu. Mrs. Hay and AMutftati Llncha
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    POLO CLUB GYMKHANA
    189 14 Tho r<».-»ult.s of yefr d>~*i Sin*aj-<>r.> Polo Club Ovinkh.' h*M at Thomson Road, an- as follow* Event One: Tilling lh« Unijf. l«t. Major R. Knight. iN;«k o* X»nt>), 2nd. Col. <;. OralUM <l.hl> lane). Event Two: Euc auA iSpinm Rn, Hadi.->« Only > let. .Mrs. Nfvel MoiTi!"
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    S'PORE SCORES A RUN A MINUTE
    419 14 OUT FOR 125, COLONY 219 FOR FIVE SEKEMBAN, Saturday. SINGAPORE were m a commanding position at* the k effu'of the first day's play m their two-day cricket match against Negri SembiJan which started at Seremban today. Alter dismissing the home team lor a paltry
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    81 14 Following arc the ties m the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Championships to r>e played oif on the SCC court* tomottow and Tuesday: MONDAY MEN'S HINGISES Ohk Chew Bee vs G. T. Holtoway (Semi Final). LADIES' DOUBLES Final* -Mrs. Greenhill Miss Rhoad vs. L. Walker Taylor and Miss 1.
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    ARMY SOCCER REFS TEAM UP
    75 14 At h WCtnt meeting of Army rcfents it was agreed to form an Army Singapore t Referees' Society. Major E. Isley was elected Ch tirman and Major N. J. BurMdge Secretary. Theie will be a meet m p on Tuesday at VMCA (Orchard Rouli at
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    Schools In Strong Position vs S.C.A.
    244 14 Tribune Staff Reporter. SINGAPORE Cricket Association XI batting firs.. M were all sent back to the Pavilion for 106 runs or /the Combined School boys at the Raffles lnstitu tion ground yesterday. Copley's contribution of 50 however, greatly helped the SCA side. School boys
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    NINE RECORDS BROKEN AT YOUTH SPORTS
    569 14 NINE RECORDS BROKEN AT YOUTH SPORTS Tribune Staff Reporter. Nine records were broken yesterday, at th F urasian Youth Movement Sports, sponsored by thSingapore Eurasian Association, on the S.R.C. ground. Best performance was turned m by St. Joseph's Institution's high jump champion, Roland de. Silv.i who set up a new
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    REME Win By 7 Wkts.
    217 14 Tli- R.t.M.K. m vi.-.I v serea-wickel victory o\-r \\\< C S.A, at |h« Ceylon .<; -r: ground jresterday. R.K.M.K. declared ai 193 iuih for thr«»»? wi.k.ts. »ud >'.S >S. van only aui.- t>> roll t :j. l-awe? i»<or<'d an unfln 1' 1 >>r REMK. Ho
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    REME WIN EASILY
    33 14 K.E.M.E. had an easy victory over the C.S.A. m a one Innings game played at the Ceylon Sports Club ground yesterday afternoon. R.E.M.E. won by seven wickets and 135 runs.
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    27 14 Chinese Sports Association trounced Royal Navy Air Squadron. Sembawang by five goals to one m SAFA Junior A-l socer tio at the "ev'ane Stadium yesteiday.
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    SLICK NESS PAYS $158
    1743 15  -  ALBERT SPENCER FOX SADDLES FOUR WINNERS AT IPOH By BIC SWEEP* TOTAL POOL $372,256 1st. Prize No. *****0 2nd Prize~No. *****3 3rd Prize No. *****7 tarter No 10 ®TC5 f *****0, I345>0, »Mn/nS 3488ISl *****8 *****8 Consolation Prizes No. *****6 2519K1 1SSSL' 320 425S22 *****2 398
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    165 15 mtrtr Tribune Staff Reporter. •pit, war m Korea has deprived Singaj>ore basketball followers of the chance to see a top-rate Korean basketball team m action Mr. Goh Chye Hin, President of the Singapore >imatuer Athletic Association said yesterday that plans were afoot to
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    175 16 Free Flour Import From Sept. 1 T!u> Wheat flour import trarir wi'l lie rrturn. <1 from CJov rnn procufemeot to t!io fret- marked on Septt'mmt L. fol owing iiiiml prrafigomenti to maiV ttiia week. In th.- ml iv. o yearn larm t .:.itr for freeing thr trade were nel leveta!
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    58 16 HONGKONG. P 3ac Nationalist will l *temnorarily suspend" their blockade oi the coast >»i iSosnmui^b China a hinh nationally; oflicial said today. lhe acnon wouki be tak^n m compliance with President Jrumans demand in.it attacks against tlie Communist mainland be stopped. The official dii not when
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