Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 July 1950

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    35 1 By thm PFQPU pqa rm PSOPLB Vpor* SUNDAY Tribune MALAYA? SAT1QNAI (tt'SPAPER Hhonc 5811/3 Nine Linn Pu.hlixh.etl .<ni,iuitnnt;.u.*in .it Sinaavore. Kuala Lumvur. Ipoh and Penana a»W PAGES. SINGAPORE, SIWOAY, JM/V 16, 1950. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    THE MARINES ARE ON THE WAY
    279 1 First Combat Division From U.S. Heads For Korea At Top Speed /\S the Americans clung grimly to the Kum River Line Idbi night, heartening news reached their fox-hcles. The First Marine Division, with its own airpower,anJ the 27,000-ton aircraft carrier Boxer, are at sea—
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    Kum Line "A Matter Of Hours"
    318 1 With the Americans on the Kum River From tront. Saturday. THE Kum RivtT line is holding, but as darkness tails to-night it does no* se^m that it will be man.' hours beiore the Americans must again fall back m bl* Utrly lounht retreat. Three
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    Tell The People
    595 1 IN 104' i Mr. Liew Kwonp Hon gave £150,000 to 1 tho Kinjj Edward VII College of Medicine to found thf Liew Wong Choc Scholarship m memory of his father. Tho scholarship is for medical I utor.s, and provides a sum of $4, C00 for a year's
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    LEFTISTS WANT TO SELL RED BONDS
    312 1 Tribune Staff Reporter. f HINESE leftists intend to ask Government for l permission to sell Red China Victory Bonds m Singapore. The answer they get may well be one of the factors which decide the outcome of the recognition talks now going between Britain
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    NO SHORTAGE
    23 1 HONGKuN'G. Sat. The Tung Wah group of hospitals, seeking 27 girls for four -y*mr nursing course have had 1,354 tpphcants < A.P.
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    LIAQUAT TO MEET NEHRU ON KASHMIR
    67 1 NEW DELHI. Sat.-— United Nations officials announced today that the Premier of Pakistan. Liaquat Ali Khan, will arrive m New Delhi next week for talks with the Premier of India. Pandit Nehru, and the Kashmir mediator, Sir Owon Dixon. Discussions are expected to begin
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    NO SABOTAGE
    53 1 PORTSMOUTH. Sat. Admiral oi th<> Flcot Sir Algernon Willis. Commandrr- in-Chief of ihe Portsmouth Naval Bas? 1 said today tlicn 1 was no reason to nupeet that sabotage had caused last rJghfs explosions which destroyed eight naval ammunition barges, wrecked a loading jetty and three? railway ammunition trucks
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    Joyce Has Changed Her Mind
    190 1 Joyce Has Changed Her Mind Tribune Staff Reporter JOYCK Mouthon, 2»-year-old Dutch Eurasian girl who turned down Carol Reed's offer of a star part m his film "An Outcast of the Islands", has changed her mind, and at 7 a.m. tomorrow will fly from Kallang to Labuan for a screen
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    21,000 NEW VOTERS!
    103 1 SINGAPORE electoral rolls y closed last night bearing 21.(J4»i new names 12.042 eligible to vote for the Legislative Council, and O.tiO* for the Municipal Commission. Total number of voters now stands at 71.080. an increase of nearly 44 per cent on last year's total of SMe*. Of
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    PASS THE SALT
    43 1 LONDON, Sat.- Dr. V. A. Golubstov, leader of the Soviet delegation to the World Power Conference, said today thnt Russia uses atomic energy only for peaceful purposes, in contrast to the United States, where research gives priority to bombs.' U.P.
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    STOPPED PARLIAMENT
    33 1 BRUSBELS. Sat. AntiLeopold Belgian Socialists broke out m a thunderous chorus of "Marsellaise" today and forced the suspension of a session of Parliament railed to return King Leopold from exile. U.P.
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    NEHRU'S MESSAGE TO ATTLEE
    107 1 NEHRU'S MESSAGE TO A TTLEE London. Sat- a further message from Prime .\!.nister Nehru on Korea was ru>:v-n 4n miies to Mr At Lttfl today by special A*S-Mau-ii inter. \ir. Attiec is at Chequers, Buckinghamshire, his -m fial country residence win re he is entertalnin Australian Prlnu- Minister Robert O.
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    LUXURY OR LIGHT
    26 1 HONGKONG. Bat A rush to in.stal air OMMMttOOing ■gataflt the summer he.ii > now causing blackouts by overloading tho ritv's pow< r plant. A.P.
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    Supplies Chief Gaoled For Graft
    89 2 Supplies Chief Gaoled For Graft KI'AUV LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Stewart Arnold Young. European Assistant Controller of Supplies. Kedah and JVrlis, was toduy convicted by Mi. D. M. K. Grunt. President of the Sessions- Court on two charges of accepting illegal gratification of $1,500 and j-entenced to eighteen months rigorous imprisonment.
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    SHIP, WITH ALL RED HANDS ON DECK, IS IDLE
    432 2 SHIP, WITH ALL RED HANDS ON DECK, IS IDLE CAPTAIN HAS AWAITED SAILING ORDERS FOR SIX MONTHS Hfflbiuie Stall Re|K>rter. THE ship that nobody seems to want X still lying m the Singapore iiar--1 hour, nearly six months after she arrived her<-. with 8,500 tons ol coarse salt eating slowly
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    Ouch! But She Still Smiles
    134 2 Ouch! But She Still Smiles PAKDON me broth r, y itir dancing roii^ ti Hli* the Rirts at the Teachers' TrainJng; t iiili-K. In Cairnhill Road drn't say lr, for the hoys ax«\ rajrr to learn. Ev t.v Saturday and Sunday girl train*---* of the Co'.ege can be s?>en giving
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    SILVER JUBILEE
    56 2 Tuo hundred :.nd ilfty members and frlenia attended the Silver Jubilc celebrations of Messrs T- V Mitchell Co.. Ltd., which was held last ni<?ht at th Tai Tong Restaurant. Happy world. Mr. T. V. Mitchell arc 1 Mr. E. Keen spoke Silver cigarettes wer presented to everyone pit
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    Doctor For Hawkers May Mean $500,000
    238 2 Doctor For Hawkers May Mean $500,000 Tribune .Staff Reporter. A doctor's stetescope on the chests 01 Singapore n hawkers there are 27,000 of them— may cost the authorities $500,000 a year. A suggestion was made recently to have all Singapore hawkers medically examined at a Sin.apo;c Hawkers' Inquiry Commission meeting.
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    CHINESE BLOOD DONORS "A MERE HANDFUL"
    209 2 CHINESE BLOOD DONORS "A MERE HANDFUL Tribune Staff Reporter. STRONG criticism of the well-to-do Chinese lor 13 their reluctance to donate blood ".as made yesterday by the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service at the General Hospital. A letter, appealing for more help irom the Singapore Chinese community, states: •'The blood donor-;
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    Here To Get Appendix Out
    93 2 Here To Get Appendix Out Man From Monthly A man who said that he had come all the way from Bombay to have his appendix remove a. arrived at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon. He is Capt. Dirt Schreyers. who after checking through the Customs, walked out into the mam hall
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    Youths Elect Capt. Hussein
    69 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat, The local ornncn oi A'n-.udu U.M.N.0.. youth branch rA the United Malays National Organisation, met yesterday and elected Capt. Hus-ein bin Onn I'Johore Bahri:» and Abdul Razak bin Dato Hussein <Perak> president and Vice-president ol the Maiayan Pemuda U.M.N.O. Inche Mohd. bin Abdullah,
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    Ten Girls (In Kabayas) Eye A Crown
    224 2 Irihunc Staff Reporter TEN Singapore women, dressed In sarongs and kabayas. will be on paradt at the Happy World Stadium tonight. They will do this for four nights, with an eye on the title "Singapore's Kabaya Queen for 1950." The "queen" will be
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    A BATTLE MAY BE FOUGHT IN COURT
    386 2 FOR THE BOY WHO RUNS AWAY Tribune Staff KeporttT. A bauh- may .soon.be fought m the Singapore n courts over the custody of Ali bin Elias. ten-ycar-old lad who speaks Malay but looks Chinese The Indonesian Consulate m Singapore was. asked yesterday to
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    Japs Stop Buying Rubber
    93 2 Japs Stop Buying R ubber JAPAN lias stopp, v buying Malayan rubber for th< time being oecause the price is too high— around i) 0 cent* a noun-J Offers to Japan hgv. been turned down over the last few day?. 31- bouilu about 1,000 ton; durtiiK the past month. Tin-
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    TWO SUGAR MEN FINED
    115 2 Yeow Pef Moy. ;j sur^rv shop proprietor r»nd Yeo Jon? En?, his safesmtq wer*' flnert $250 or sixweeks' 31. and S7.*) <»r tnr- 1 weeks' si. respectively by tho Second District Court yesterday. They pleaded sjuiltv io a charge of falling to S'-ll 13G kattles of
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    CLEARING THE AIR...
    89 2 THE American Convilat'.General In Singapore has issued a circular to all shipping companies jn an ctTort to clear up tne confusion which, according to consular officials, haf arisen over shipping ant aircraft movements into tho Philippines. Said a US. Consular official yesterday: "Th» main purpose of the
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    TWO IRON BARS AND ONE MAN
    79 3 Found m possession ol two bars Of iron, reasonably .suspected to hav<* been fraudulently obtained, dd- rlv Chua Hai was yesterday lined 190. with the option of one month'? Imprisonment, by Mr. H. A. Forrcr In tnc iTOt Police Court. Cluia was iound carrying
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    DUTY NOT PAID
    46 3 MOHAMKI.) Hussain l>in Nudm and Sind Sahib pleu«i*tl truilty. yesterday m the Third Police Court of dutiable tobiicco on July 11. t Market Street. The case was postponed io Juiy 22. for sentence. They wcr<> gnatad bail of S5O each ia one surety.
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    GOVT. MAY SAY: 'WE'LL PA V FOR FIRE SERVICE'
    361 3 GOVT. MAY SAY: 'WE'LL PA V FOR FIRE SER VICE' BUT, CITY FATHERS WILL TRY AGAIN Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Goveru ment may turn down a Municipal Commissioners' recommendation that tire insurance companies m the island contribute towards the maintaina nee of the City's iir.» brigade. (Government view, it is
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    SEDITIOUS POSTERSCHARGE
    128 3 p&HQ Piu. Kwang. a mwir y die-aged Chin so was charged m the First Dis-t-rlci Court yesterday witn posfcinc seditions placards at East Coast Road Market. on June 19. He was also charged with b:in^ m possession at seditious publications. Translations rr placards and publications were produced m
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    MR. GUOK IS HERE WITH 20 CRICKETS
    92 3 MR. GUOK IS HERE WITH 20 CRICKETS Two perforated old cigar boxes containing 20 crickets formed part of tne baggage of 22-yeai-old Mr. Peter S. S. Guok. who arrived at Kalians Airport yesterday afternoon by Qantas 8.0.A.C. Constellation. Mr. Guok layj that he intends to use them lor experiments m
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    CHINESE ART EXHIBITION
    43 3 Sir Alexander ('irr-Sauuilers will opcu Urn exhibition of Chir.es*- Painting*, organised by the Singapore China Society, next Saturday. The exhibition, which will be declared open at 4 p.m., will be held <«t the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, m Hill Street.
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    WOMAN FINED
    42 3 A tnuty-year-oM woman. Liiii Ah Oy was yesterday fined $100 by Magistrate Bk cc f">r possession of dutiable iquor and a itilL She was only able to pay $10. The Magistrate allowed hei to pay the rest by August 1
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    Bandit Arms Dump Found In Pahang
    124 3 Bandit Arms Dump Foun d In Pahang KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. CECURITY forces operating m Pahang yesterday found a bandit arms dump containing 30,500 rounds of ammunition, 33 mines, five handgrenades. iiO detonators and three shells. In Johorc yesterday afternoon, securi y forces shot and killed two bandits. At 9 o'clock
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    Mr. WEE, 45, IS BACK IN SCHOOL
    198 3 Tribune Mail Reporter Fooling a bit odd, and with the days of his boyhood (lashing through his mind, 4S-year-old Mr, Lee Wing Kee left his house on Friday evening for school. For Mr. Kee uaa one of tlu ei^ht Municipal clerks who attended
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    They Can't Do That Now, For These Girls Are Watching
    372 3 They Can't Do That Now, For These Girls Are Watching rounded up during police raids are finding it tough to escape the long arm of the law today. This is because Singapore policewomen arc doing a fine job. Prior to the establishment of the women's section of the Police Force,
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    'Prefabs' For $800 — In A Crate
    269 4 'Prefabs' For $800 In A Crate Ring, And A House Will Be On Your Doorstep »w^,rr,™ Tribune Staff Reporter. JJOUSES for $800 and delivered to the doorstep m crate— this may sound absurd to the worried house hunter, who refuses to pay tea money or exnorbitant rents, but it is
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    OIL IN BATH
    147 4 Angers Swimmers MEMBERS of tho SingaiTl pore Chinese Suimming Club were m a bad mood sometime last we^k. When they pulled thenuehes out of the bathin r pa ar th^v found that their bodies and swim suits weiv smeared with black oil. Mr. Leong Yec Soo. Secretary
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    Pigs Earn Millions For Squatters
    77 4 Pigs Earn Millions For Squatters PIGS mean money to Johore squatters. During the past eighteen months Chinese squatters m the State earned more than $11 million from the sale of 200.000 pigs. They were either exported to Singapore or found their way to the dinner tablo:- m Johore. Johore has
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    TURKO (IN CHANGI GAOL) WRITES HIS LIFE STORY
    546 4 TURKO IN CHANGI GAOL) WRITES HIS LIFE STORY RECEIVES OFFERS FROM FILM COMPANIES AND NEWSPAPERS Tribune Staff Reporter rAPTAIN Turko Westerling— the man who captured Bandoeng m 90 minutes— spends his days m Chan^i Goal writing a book on the story of his adventurous life. Already, he has a thick
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    Love Story Comic Strips Sell Well
    142 4 Teen- Agers Are THE Buyers Tribune Staff Reporter. story magazines— the type with the happy ending— colourfully depicted m co:^lc strip fashion, are selling rapidly m Singapoie today A Singapore book seller said yesU-rday that his best customers were teen-aged eirl- Sold at fifty
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    The P.C. Was Suspicious...
    102 4 A hawker, Ng Ek Kiat. "0. of Cheng Cheok Street, found with fifty packets >t cnu n. iu was esterday bound over m the sum of $200 m two sureties for one year by the Second District Courr Judge. Ng. while walking along South Bridge Road
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    MAN FACES 'THREAT' CHARGE
    59 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. A Singapore man. Cheong Toh Juan. 27. claimed trial m the Magistrates' Court today, when charged with criminal Intimidation. He was alleged to have threatened a woman, Lim Ing Neo, with injury. Toh Juan was granted $500 bail m one surety when the
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    MATCH CO. MANAGER ACQUITTED
    102 4 MATCH CO. MANAGER ACQUITTED JOHORE BAHRU, Sat C. F. Davis, 45. American manager of the Surelite Match Company a'. Tampoi was discharged and acquitted by Magistrate Che Kadir today when the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Inche M. Suffian, withdrew twc charges against him. Davis was arrested by the Police on June
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    NoRanikhet, They Say
    51 4 Johore's Veterinary Department has taken steps to keep the State's poultry Industry healthy. Fifty thousand fowls wore inoculated last year against Ranikhet ani a further 50.--000 have been inoculated this year. Said a Veterinary Department spokesman: "We have had no serious outbreak of ranikhet since we started
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    He Shall Have Music Wherever He—Pedals
    154 4 He Sh a ll Have Music Where ver He— Pedals INSPIRED by she many 1 radio sets In shiny limousines, a Tapping Chinese cyclist has invented a portable radio uhich he listens to as he pedals to and from his work. With a slender aerial rod waving m the bi^eze.
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    THIS LONDON...
    1882 5  -  Jimmy Glover From M LONDON. Sat. ORE than a year ago I argued that* no amount of force would achieve the desired result m Malaya, namely the elimination of the Communists and their creed. Then is no reason why I .should ultei my view toMuv. On the contrary,
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      261 5 •«-_=rd g^--=^» j A Naval Officer about 1780. An afictir during the tiv^u of King George 111. In 1780, at the age of 22, Lord Nelson distinguMud him>«|f m the West Indies, although his ri-r to fame m the Senior Service began m 1793, during the war fTrtie to tradition
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    THIS SINGAPORE...
    3105 6  -  Vera Ardmore By yiIAT can tin- Kw iimn- n;- Club Committee be thtafcr about to bar children •mi tin i lub on Sunday 'd inn; 1 According t<. i notice, ■»aded with the Cfest <>i :i get and palm n .\\u\ tii<lottn "Pal mam Qui Merit Feral" "Tin-
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    SILHOUETTE No. 23
    658 7 WILLIAM Russell Lanadon. America's t'oti-snl-Ci neral m Sinyapore niored his heat y-rim). led spectacles down on the bridge of his nose, pt red met the top of them, and I>h( them back at/am. am sur* he s ttd,\ "iiobodii o ants to i'-ad about a mediocrity like
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    The Wonderful Story Of Little Wing Ong
    1754 8  - The Wonderful Story Of Little Wing Ong George de Carvalho From the padi fields of Kw antung to the bustle of a brave new world. came a Chinese boy with courage By SAN FRANCISCO. WING ONG, a wizenert little man Just five feet tall. Is a fantastic combination of Confucius.
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE WHAT'S THE NEWS?
    643 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE WHAT'S THE NEWS? LONDON REPRESENTATIVE E. Maurice Glover, Malaya Tribune Office, I+3, Fleet Street, London, EC. Nt'NDAY, Jl LV 16, 1950. IIOW goes the Briggs Plan? It has now been m n operation well over a month, and though we have received a number of assurances that
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    THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE HOME
    568 8  -  HAL BOYLE BY NEW YORK THE greatest home-lover* aro those who never bought a house. Or 10 »t seems to them. Owning: a place of hi* own on<> of man's oldest dreams, and notli'ng proves jnor«» surely that, to thfe extent at least, he is
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    Interval: Time For A Fox
    337 8 riERMANY S No. 1 publisher. v Ernst Rowohlt. and cigarette king. Philip]) Reemtsma. liavt- joined their wit* —and money- to tell art and cigarettes to the West German public. They have upset conservative German readers, but rung- cash registers, with a new series of pocket
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      66 8 vf/ It pays to Hf y with KIiM Business men all ov« r the world are W unanimous m their appreciation of tlie KLM .service. Luxurious KLM Const* Uons leave Singapore for Europe, every I Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, com P le^ j ing the trip m under 48 hours,
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    Our Dearest Emma
    3591 9  -  Lozania Prole A New Exciting Serial By The Beginning Of The Story This is the story of Emma Hart, the daughter of a tillage blacksmith, who became famous as Lady Hamilton and mistress of Nelson. At a young age she realises her capacity to attract mcii. One
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  • WOMAN'S PAGE
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      BUYLINES
      855 10  -  Joan Baldwinson By WHO w:mts a new hat BiK ohm, little ones .squar.ones pointed one-, round ones and Mat In fact n h;ti to .suit everyone, 'l »>«• same shop tliat had a sup ply of hats a few weeks ago has just received even larger rtpeks, carefully chosen
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      The London Store Spells Service
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    47 11 HOLLYWOOD-TJw Walt Disney version of "Treasure Island' had been a project m Dlsocy'i mind almost since < hii<thoo«i. The Stevenson sto»y fired his imagination m Mi early 'tCfJIW. and he had s|H'CU:at«-t1 about how to preseat It ever since be begun to mnke pictures.
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    587 11 When good humoured, curly haired Bernard Knowles stood on Den ham's massive stage five and shouted "action" for Scene One. Take One. of "The Reluctant Widow. he was marking the start of the 100 th film on which he had worked. As clapper boy. cameraman,
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    REGENCY RAKES
    59 11 THE RELITTANT WIDOW Jean lv nt ha* the rule of a governe»*» who marries, v d>i»g mini t«» Mwe another from Hit* gallows. \<* a result tthe inherits a derelict country lion M rump!* t«> with smuggler*. Against a web of initiate »nd ♦•sulonag-. >fean f', r hls
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    HELEN'S 'YES' HAS CAUSED A STIR
    703 13 FEDERATION GIRLS OUT TO A\AKE GOING TOUCH Bf Our Kadminton Correspondent. THh last-minute entry of Singaporfs Helen Hens Malaya's women's badminton champion to the Malayan Bad**** _*on Championships has added considerable interest m the women's sin*'-'''* event. The championslii|)s will be played off at
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    THE REF WAS TOO LENIENT
    1021 14 In This Corner —By Upper Cut" MY sympathies an- with Ho Kirn Mcng and Waiiy Ouk.s tor the flop"' last GYM*.*. On paper, the -"arc looked promising and i «ln- i >> iim. i »i»' 'ooal boxers were a c t i a z v
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    178 14 CHESTERFIELD. Saturday.— West Indies had lost four wickets for 109 runs by lunch on the opening day of their match against Derbyshire here. West Indies choie lo ba' on a pitch that had irirri after overnight rain, and n the first three-quarter;-
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    195 14 The K.A.F. beat the Royal Navy by six matches to two, m the first of this seasons lu-tpr-services Lawn tennis matches. By far the best match of the evening was the marathon struggle between the strings of tK>th teams. Capt. Colhs (K.N.I Lt. SilviTton (R.N.)
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    521 14  -  Sam Snead By GOLF'S GREATEST PLAYER TEACHER HERE, fairway footmen ift tht- correct way to address ycur ball with wood. See how the left arm and club shaft form a straight line straight ;«s the line of duty. Keep your head turned slight ly to your rght throughout
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    AUG. 12, COLONY'S RED LETTER DAY FOR SOCCER
    503 14  - AUG. 1 2, COLONY'S RED LETTER DAY FOR SOCCER CENTRE-FORWARD H> DKD letter day for Singapore eoccer will be August 12. the day the Colony meeLs North finalists for soccer's most coverted trophy the MALAYA CUP at Kuala Lumpur. Whoever they meet, be it Penang or Selangor, 1 have confidence
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    BRIGHT EYES WINS MAIN SPRINT
    2154 15 BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL $33S£t4 first Prize No. *****3 1152,191. Second Prize No. *****° S7G.OS5. Third Prize No. *****1 $4tXi!>. Starters S3.5il each Nos. 275>1O 4SSS51, :»o2470. <J1 241(5. *****.1. 34«>7O7. :»7.{;>;-7. *****5 *****(>. *****8, 2G7373 *****0. Consolation > S2.53(; each. Nos. :»:J4391 J!»!)60«. MN41.
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    EURASIANS PILE 148 RUNS
    310 15 Eurasian Association scored 148 w runs all out m their first Innings aftfjinst the Singapore Recreation Club at the first day of the Conrad Clarke Cup ii!<so) ai th.> Padans. yesterday. R. LaFaber was Eelangor'B star with 68 riiM.> to his credit. The S.R.C.. bOWever, replied
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    EIGHT RACES ON LAST DAY
    77 15 AN otlicia) alteration in the schedule <f racing at this July Meeting henhas been made by the Committee of the SintaponTurf Club. There will be eight rates on the last day instead of nine as or mm; II announced. The six furlong race for horses
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    146 15 BOYS' BRIGADE SPORTS: 7TH COMPANY CHAMPIONS The sixth annual sports meeting of the Boys' Brigade (Singaporj Branch* was held at the St. Andrew's School grounds yesterday afternoon when the 7th Company won the championship with 35 points. Tht. runner-up was the 1st. Company, who scored 33J points. The nine companies
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    160 15 After ;i dull Drs( half during which neiihrr side scored, the Chhusi- Athletic beat the Royal Engineers 2—o m a SAFA senior league tie at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday evenlngr. Although ihi Athletics had the lion's share ol the exchanges m the first half, their
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    BASTILLE DAY IN SAIGON
    72 16 Foreign Legion par id -s through Saigon's streets. Mure than half of these an- C.^-ians, veterans of Hitler army. Mom of Ihem wtn ie«niited m the Pratt* occupation /one of Germany. The e are about H>.ooo I oreign l.rui.»nn:iins >tUUone«l m Indo-China. They are weil disciplined
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    Progressives Split Over City Job
    272 16 Prog ress ives Sp lit Over City Job Four Quit: More May Follow THE stand taken by the Progressive Party m the 1 recent choice of a Deputy Treasurer for the Municipality is threatening to develon into a major party crisis. Four members of the party, who uork m the
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    123 16 NO U.S. OIL FOR MAO HONGKONG. Bat.— The American Standard Vacuum Oil Company announced today tho" it has suspended tempoTurily all shipments of petroleum products to Communist China at the request of the United States State Department. In a statement issued to the press the eoir.^any also said though it
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    PENANG CLERK GETS TUC STUDY GIFT
    92 16 PENANG CLERK GETS TUC STUDY GIFT KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr. Ooi Thiam SUw, a clerk attached to the General Hospital, Penang, has been awarded th« Trade Union Congress Colonial Scholarship to study trade union movement m the United Kingdom foi a period of one year. The course includes two terms
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    62 16 MOSCOW STILL STUDYING NEHRU'S NOTE MOSCOW. Sat— Top level Soviet ofiiciais wer». today, still considering Indian Prime Minister Pandit Nehru's message io Marshal St;tlin. observers here boli.ved. They say there is nothing unusual m the tact that Moscow papers have not yet reported the handing over of the Indian Prime
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    118 16 HK Trade Slump Worsens HONG KONG. Sat--Com-mercial circlet said itade depression m Hong Kong worsening during recent weeks. Bven longstanding firms. with standing from flvt t.» ten years, have gone int.» voluntary liquidation. Thes^ ttima have been operating at a great lo&.s since the last year. The loss m sony
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    28 16 ATHENS. Sat. Oreek Commander-in-Chiet. Field Marshal Alexander I'apagos. announced today thai all plans for demobilisation had been suspended owing to deterioration m the international situation. Reuter
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    246 16 TOKIO. Sat. -U.S. Army authorities abruptly told A. P. correspondeni Tom Lambert and United Press correspondent P. Kftllacher today that they could no* return to the South Korean war iront. Lambort. wearing comba' fatigue uniform, was noilti< d as hr was abou. l board
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