The Straits Times, 2 October 1952

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    18 1 The Straits Times MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: ESTABLISHED 1845 TWELVE PAGES SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2. 1952. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    SINGAPORE'S ROYAL FREEMAN
    805 1 Padang crowd cheer the Duchess GREAT DAY FOR THE PEOPLE IT was the people's day yesterday. A great cosmopolitan crowd gathered on the Padang and cheered. A simple ceremony. And the Duchess of Kent became a Freeman of the City of Singapore. The throng people of many
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    EXAMPLE OF ROYALTY PRAISED
    164 1 'THE ADMISSION of the Duchess of Kent to honorary freedom of tbe City of Singapore was a pledge that the Colony will develop, progress and maintain its rights within the Commonwealth and also showed deep appreciation of the Roya act by which the late King George
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    To study war
    20 1 SAIGON, Wed.— Australian and Siamese military missions arrived here today to study the war in Indo-Chlna. Reuter.
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    Eden reports to Cabinet
    39 1 LONDON Wed— Mr Chi: chill and hts cabinet yester day had a detailed report from Mr. Anthony Eden, tht Foreign Secretary, on the latest Persian counter proposals for a solution of the oil dispute. Reuter.
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    Duchess praises 'one people' idea
    654 1 Duchess praises 'one people idea rE Duchess of Kent, the first Royal Freeman of the City of Singapore, said yesterday that Its people were engaged upon a project of far-reaching significance the casting into one mould of elements derivrd from many d.llerent cultures "This plan in iSc'.f trst!ties to the
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    Front seat waits for boy who was turned away
    219 1 rpEACHERS of St. PatA rick's School, Singapore, are still looking for the schoolboy who was asked to leave Kaliang airport on Tuesday, two hours before the arrival of tbe Duchess of Kent. When be is found he will be given a
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    IS THIS FUN? ASKED THE LADY IN WHITE
    343 1  -  NAN HALL All the pomp and ceremony waited By rUS is the story of 15 little patients of St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, Sig'ap, who lay on the grass by the side of the City Hall steps yesterday for an hour-and-a-half to see
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    Million fight floods
    64 1 CALCUTTA. Wed. MORE than a million people in about 100 villages in the Bihar proviD> fought flood waters from the rain-s wo 1 1 c n Ganges River, which washed away scores of mud-huts and disrupted rail and road communication. The Indian Government has sent about 900
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    Air crash kills 7
    19 1 MONTEVIDEO. Wed— A Uruguayan Air Force bomber exjflxied and crashed yesterday killing seven crewmen. AP.
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    Mr G. for Moscow
    28 1 j LONDON, Wed— The Soviet Ambassador to Britain. Mr Andrei Gromyko. left Lon- i don today for Berlin on his way to Moscow. Reuter.
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    Canada helps
    19 1 OTTAWA. Wed. Canada Is to finance and build a U555,000,000 cement works in Northern Pakistan. A. P.
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    FRENCH CHIEF ACCUSES U.S.
    277 3 'Adopting Moscow line I over N. Africa colon ia I policy PARIS, Wednesday. jyfARSHAL Alphonse Juin, Inspector-General of the French Armed Forces, yesterday accused the United States of unconsciously following the Moscow line over French colonial policy in North Africa. "I told our American friend* some
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    Duke is now second in precedence
    110 3 LONDON. Wed. frill QOBM has granted 1 tin- husband, Ihe Duke of l.'diniiurgh. precedence next t« her except where otherwise provided by Act of Parliament. N» official explanation of the Duke's position in relation > llu-ir son. the heir apparent, Prince Charles. w's available
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    Unhappy at Peking deal
    58 3 HONG KONG Wed Mr. Joili Behrrns. member of a 8.-iuforci wool manufaci' 4 loam, who arrived here such t!ie local textile marke tcld the press: "Bradfjrer not happy with the ricent bi- chal direr vi h Peking 'Manufacturers in Brariford troi'ld prefer to tndo with Cfcira
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    'Wee Mac' flies to Colombo
    50 3 COLOMBO. Wed. Briiruu'.s Fiis: Sea Lord. Admiral Sir Rhorieiick McGrieor. nmved here by air yesterday. He Is on a four-week tour of naval s:aiions in the Indian Ocenr. and the Far East. Alter in<p?clin? naval s<a(ior.s hne Sir Rhoderick v. HI <;o to Singapore. Rsuter
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    Hero welcomed
    30 3 GENOA. Wed. Captain Carlsen of the Flying Enterprise received a hero's welcome here last night whrn he docked in Flying Enterprise II en route to India.— A P
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    Comet route to Singapore announced
    188 3 Comet route to Singapore announced LONDON. Wed THE British Overseas Air- waya Corporation has announced ih; route lor the Lcndon-S ngapor? Comet jet- liner service, which starts on Oct. 14 The trip, including stops at Rome. Cairo. Bahrein. Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon and Bangkok tOial distance i 7,761 miles-wiJ. take 271
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    Trade men for Singapore
    41 3 MANILA. Wed— A Siamese trade mission i s leaving for 3 tour of Hong Kong, Japan. Indonesia Singapore and Burma, according to a communication to the Forrnjn Office h.Te by Philiplne Minister to Siam Brrnahe Afr!a Reuter.
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    Ivan returns to his real mother
    77 3 LOHFREN, Germany. Wed. The whole village turned out yesterday to farewell 11--year-old Ivan Pirecnik who has been ordered by a United States court to return with his real mother— a woman he has never known to Yugoslavia. More than 100 of Ivan's school mates
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    Envoy seeks asylum
    34 3 NEW YORK Wed. -Dr. Ivan Kerno. 62-year-old Czech diplomat and retiring United Nations assistant secretary-general, said on a television programme yesterday that he was seeking asylum In the United States. A.*
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    For Spain
    23 3 HANOVER Wei. -Dr HJalmar Schacht, 75-year-old f'nancial adviser and onetime Nazi banker, left here today by air for Madrid. A P.
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    FIRST ATOMIC GUN IN U.S.
    53 3 FIRST ATOMIC GUN IN U.S. WASHINGTON, Wed. VTEWSPAPERS yesterday published photographs ot the world's first atomic gun an 85-ton mobile field piece. The Run. an "all purpose weapon" can fire either atomic or high explosive shells. The gun has a calibre of 280 millimetres nearly 12 inches and has a
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    A-bomb planes
    28 3 PARIS Wed. American aircraft carriers wil soon b° ••quipped for carrying the atomic bomb. United States Secretary of the Navy, Mr. D. Kimbali said today.— Reute-
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    45 Red captives killed in rioting
    194 3 PUSAN. (Korea). Wednesday. PORTY-FIVE Chinese prisoners-of-war were killed and 120 injured today when American infantrymen stormed into a Communist compound to quell rioting. Two U.N. soldiers were slightly The demonstration Decan at 7.30 a.m. among "bard core- Communists. The Incident occurred on Cheju Island,
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    He had money to burn...
    60 3 BRISBANE, Wed. PETER HORN, aged 5, of Brisbane, found a bif parcel of banknotes in the street and gave oat handtuis to playmates. On« youngster took borne CAI 000. His father, thinking they were fakes, threw them on the fire. Police have th r remainder
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    34 gaoled
    45 3 BERLIN, Wed.— A Communist East Berlin court yesterday convie'ed 34 businessmen for "economic sabotage by removing about 100 tons of paper and three printing machines from th e Soviet sector to West Berlin." Prison sentences of up to 13 years were Imposed. A.P
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    Back to work
    30 3 NICE, Wed— Mr. R. A. Butler. British Chancellor of the Exchequer, left here yesterday by air for London after a 10-day holiday on the French Riviera.— Reuter.
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    London's 'Stonehenge'
    46 3 MtMBERS OF THE Druid Order, the British Circle of the Universal Bond, assemble on Primrose Hill north of Regent's Park, London, to mark the son's autumn equinox. Ancient records say that a stone circle with a central stone altar was built on a hill.
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    Guided missile is ready in Europe
    180 3 IF RUSSIA STARTS A WAR.... PARIS. Wednesday. UNITED STATES Admiral Robert B. Carney, the Allied Commander for Southern Furore, said yesterday that a guided missile of the type recently tested in Korea is available for use in Europe "at any timei' in the event
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    Father of 10 won't take more pay
    89 3 Father of 10 won't take more pay CANBERRA. Wed. 'THE Australian Auditor- General, Mr. J, Brophy. has refused a £AlOO a year salary Increase. In his annual report tabled in Parliament, he said: "It hurt me to have to refuse the rise. "I have 10 children, and the extra £100
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    Visit planned
    24 3 CAIRO Wed Emperor Haile Selassie soon will pay his first visit to Eritrea since the former Italian colony becacne federated with Ethiopia.—A.P.
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    Eagle shot
    29 3 ROME Wed A rare royal eagle, with a 3 ft. wingspan. was shot near Rome today by Felice Blva after it killed one of his gun-dogs— A.P.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    337 3 LONDON, Wed. START of the new trading account provided no outstanding movements on the London Stock Exchange today. But though the turnover remained subnormal, conditions looked firm in the later stages particularly as regards domestic stocks. Oiltedged showed an all-round improvement extending up to one-quarter of a point
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    LONDON TIN PRICE
    29 3 LONDON. Oct. 1. Cash Buyers «9«5; Sellers C 966; Forward Bayers £954' 2 Sellers £955>' 2 Settlement £965 (up £3). Turnover. a.m. 275 tons; p.m. 95.
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    U.K. RUBBER
    36 3 LONDON. Oct 1— Spot 31' t d., Nov. l\\6. Dec. 21* d., JanMar. 21 4 d.. Apr -June Sl'.d, July-Sept. 21>«d. Oct. ci.f. 21»*d.. Nov. all 2H 4 d, De:. ci.f. 21\d. Market: Quiet.
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    Comet output is ahead
    62 3 LONDON. Wed. BOAC have got their full fleet oi nin* Series I comet airliners 15 months ahead of time, trie de Havilland Aircraft Company, announced today.. De Havillanas will now start delivering Comets fir Canadian pacific Airlines, the Royat Canadian Air Foive. arm Air France, and
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    One killed in escape bid
    59 3 KATHMANDU. Nepal, Wed. —One eonvlct was killed and five injured— two seriously— when police opened fire on 50 convicts who tried to escape from Kathmandu gaol last night. One man tried to grab a rifle from a sentry and escape. In the confusion all the
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    10 killed in uprising
    41 3 CARACAS. Venezuela, Wed. —The government last ni^ht said that 10 people were killed and 12 wounded in an uprising put down on Monday In the state of Portuguese. A communique said that 65 rebels were captured. AP.
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    HELP FOR MALAYAN STUDENTS
    135 3 BRISBANE. Wed. mf R A C Billing;, who was recently appointed by the Federation Govermient as liaison officer to advi.se and help Malayan students in Australia, has arrived in Brisbane to start his new duties. There are nearly 1.000 students from Malaya in Australia. Mr. Billing,
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    Duke tours east coast by launch
    141 4 Duke tours east coast by launch VMIL Duke o: Kent spent n^ JL !irst cay m Singapore p.c- 1 eking and swimming Accompanied by Lord Al- lorp, EqUv-rry. and one <>; .Ie Governor's A.D.C. s. iquadron Leader L. F. Knei. j te Duke went in a police j >at from
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    Johore will be represented
    54 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Johore has selected one officer and eight Guides to represent Guiding in the State at the review in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday in honour of the Duchess of Kent. Che Maimunah binte Abdul Rahman, Johore Bahru Distict Commissioner for Guides will be in
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    These workers met the Duchess
    165 4 THE following City Council employees were presented to the Duchess at the reception held in the City Council Chamber yesterday evening: Mr. Yeow Cheng Hoe. Assistant Treasurer; Mr. L H. Marcus, Divisional Sanitary Inspector. Health Department; Mr. S. Palaniandy, Public Lighting Engineer. Electricity Department. Mr.
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    DUCHESS INSPECTS THE BASE TODAY
    154 4 DUCHESS INSPECTS THE BASE TODAY AT 10.30 this morning, Ui« Duchess of Kent, accompanied by the Naval C-in-C, Admiral Sir Guy Russell, will enter Singapore Naval Base through the Sembawang gate, on her way to inspect Britain a Far Eastern naval :.(ivo centre. Immediately on her arrival Inside the gate.
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    Be traditional, please
    58 4 KIM. A LUMPI'R. Wednesday GENERAL Sir Gerald Templer. the Federation High Commi^ioner. says he will be pleased if people attending the reception for the Duchess of Kent, wear traditional dress. A spokesman of King's House said this today when he confirmed a similar remiest »nadp *v Mr
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    JUDGE HEADS TEAM TO FIGHT CORRUPTION
    381 5 JUDGE HEADS TEAM TO FIGHT CORRUPTION Big probe in Govt. service KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J'HE Federation Government today named a commission to inquire immediately into corruption in the country. Mr. Justice Taylor, a Supreme Court Judge. Is appointed chairman. The other members are: Mr. Yong Shook Lin, Mr. V. M.
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    NO MONEY -SO NO SICKNESS SURVEY
    122 5 rE survey on sickness and resultant financial difficulties, which was planned to take place two months ago in Singapore, has been postponed indefinitely because of lack of funds. Mr. Goh Keng Swee, of the Research Section of the Social Welfare Department revealed this yesterday.
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    Sir Gerald keeps a promise to a villager
    198 5 Sir Gerald keeps a promise to a villager SEREMBAN. Wed. THE headman of Sikamat new village, four miles i from Seremban. 42-year-old I I Chow Fong, today put out I his left hand to the Hi?h I Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templer, and had it j grasped warmly. "I promised
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    Congratulations
    40 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed The Nong Chik Tennis Party yesterday held a dinner for the president, Dalo Shaikh Abu Bakar bin Yahaya, who was congratulated on the honour the Sultan had bestowed on him on the occasion of his birthday.
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    Help from New Zealand
    64 5 PENANG, Wed. Sixteen New Zealand dental nurses have applied to work in remote rural areas in Kelantan. But only two will be chosen to serve for a period of two to three years. The two selected, representing the first team of trained dental nurses which the
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    School for 880 girls completed
    39 5 A Government secondary school with 22 classrooms for 880 girls has just been completed in Haig Road. Singapore. The Education Department has proposals for a pure and domestic science block adjacent to this building.
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    139 FRESHMEN ENTER MALAYA 'S UNIVERSITY
    112 5 139 FRESHMEN ENTER MALA YA 'S UNIVERSITY A RECORD number of Malays wer e among the 139 young men and women who became freshmen of the University of Malaya yesterday— the first day of the 1952-1953 academic year. Sixteen Malay students enrolled, three for Medicine, eight for Arts, four for
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    Labour court to be set up
    69 5 PENANG. Wed— Peciang will soon have its first labour court presided over by local Labour Department officers. The court will be set up in the lower courts as soon as the present buildings there hav e been renovated. The court will hear preliminary inquiries
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    Union seeks CG's advice on boycott
    142 5 THE SINGAPORE Naval Basr Labour Union will seek the advice of the Com-missioner-General Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. on its de cision to boycott the Self tar by-etection for the Singapore Legislative Council. The president of the union. Mr. B sitiah. told the Straits Times
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    Freighter on fire at sea
    71 5 The Dutch-owned freighter, the 8.207-ton Rempang. which arrived in the outer roads ">n Monday, had a sudden outbreak of fire in one of her hatches when she was about 500 miles away from Singapore. The fire burned fo r 24 hours, while the ship made
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    Nepti makes her debut
    63 5 A tame young Malayan tigress. Nepti. which was formerly mascot of the Ist Bn., 7th Gurkha Rifles, has just made Its debut at London Zoo. She was given to the zoo by the Gurkhas. Nepti is in perfect condition and on view to visitors, but she
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    Colony blackout schedules
    222 5 VI lISIWIONS liable to lua.l shi-d lint loda>: I»\V I nion Building t'haMuorlh lid Pli-rrr Rd.. >.>mrr\ll!r Bit. Lcrdon I Kd. Victoria Park. Kaaaia Hill -..11 Rd. Ot. Wurld. Ha Hone oil Mill, Un. i<i< iniT.it >.r ii.it. -I. .rk ><d \I! Immhi and \>t>ork liM-ihf'ni. >l.il»ran
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    LYNNETTE HAD A LAST-MINUTE LESSON ON HOW TO CURTSY
    136 5 WHO should present the Duchess with a bouquet? Someone pointed out that City Councillor Mr. G. E. N. Oehlers had two young daughters. Up to that time 1 p.m. yesterday— sevt?n- year old Lynnette Oehlers did not even think she would
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    33 today
    13 5 SEGAMAT Wed.— The Segamat Club will celebrate its 33rd anniversary tomorrow.
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    A village house shocks Templer
    196 5 A village house shocks Templer SEKAMAT New Village, We4L T HE Hl Bh Commissioner. Gen. Sir Gerald Templer, was horrified at the conditions under which 33 rubber tappers and their families were living in whal j could be called "pig-sty al- ley" In Sekamat new vUlage, four miles from Seremban
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    Open again
    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Tampoi Mental Hospital, closed for some years past, has been re-opened. Patients from Johore, who had been sent to Tanjong Rambutan, Perak. have been brought back.
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    Gaoled for fraud
    40 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Mohamed bin Ghulam Mohd was sentenced here today to four months" imprisonment, to be followed by 12 months' police supervision, for criminal breach of trust of a motor car wheel with tyre and tube.
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      238 5 VUI IU C'UI.NCIL: Leadership iraininit course lecture four. 'Accounts and Records" by Mrs Gloria Tan at British Council Hall, mamlord Road S p.m to 7.30 n m ruLICt BAND: Public performance at liunic Bahru j45 Dm lo 645 am. INDIAN AssOtiAllU.S: Public meeting to commemorate Ghandi'a birthday in association premises.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 6 ACKNOWLE DGMENT THE Family of the late Mrs fhua Keh Hal wish to convpv their appreciation of the tokens nl sympathy and regard from friends anr 1 relatives during the period of the'r rad b«rpavement.
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  • The Straits Times Singapore, Thurs. Oct. 2, 1952.
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      City's Royal Freeman
      513 6 City's Royal Freeman When, at the b ginning of last year, the Coljny LegisI- t>ve Council empowered the City Counil to confer honorary Freedom of thp City »!u re was no reason to expect that the opportunity would i now so soon to inscribe on the roll of Freomen the
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      Income Tax Injustices
      644 6 Mr. T. Aiken. as chairman of Fraser and Neave Ltd., has drawn attention, on behalf of the tax-paying community, in the Federation as well as in he Colony, to two legitimate eri«;va \ces under the incometai. lav. No income-tax legislation can be entirely perfect; even in the
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    TIME FOR THE UNIVERSITY TO BESTIR ITSELF?
    1169 6 The problem of higher schooling A well known member of the teaching profession in Singapore suggests a new approach to the present post-School Certificate system. JUDGING from the number of anonymous letters and comments regarding the postSchool Certificate class in our Malayan schools,
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      Cheap houses for the people of Singapore
      391 6 "<) LD Dorais" letter in defence of the S.I.T. and against the Progressive Party programme is typical of the old-fashioned mugwumpery which is still to be found lurking in this Colony Your correspondent states that "the Trust is an executive body building houses
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      DRA WING A LINE
      200 6 KLYWE &TREET Exposure to the public gaze" i cannot have it bcth ways. Western women sojourning in Malaya must wear either Western or Eastern style clothes. If the choice is Western style, it should be admitted that on a hot summer day in Britain the backless
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      BUILT IN BRITAIN
      134 6 I WONDER how many Er.crish-language newspaper readers in Singapor 3 reaiise that the Brazilian naval training ship, Almirante Snidlnna. was built in England, a; Barrow-in-Fur-r.ess. in 1934? Many have admired the fine lines of this magnificent vessel, which a?ain proves that Britain can still achieve grace ano
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      GOOD BLOOD ONLY GIVEN
      148 6 IJROM time to time appeals have been made through the Press for blood donors by the Blood Transfusion Service. Blood from donors has been given to patients who need it, but before this blood is given is t^iere any check on it to see whether it
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    On the Margin
    427 6 On the Margin Dato Dalam Mr. P. C. B. Newington of Suugei Bruas Estate, in Perak, has been prodded by rhe tarup (ii;cussicn into recalling a Ecrneo tale of 1914. In grateful fascination we retire and hand him the half-column which here fcl'ows. in his own words: The subject brings
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    JOLLY GOOD FELLOW, THEY SING
    522 7 The Duchess smiles and says: Thank you rpHREE hundred people sang "For She's a Jolly 1 Good Fellow" in the City Hall, Singapore, yesterday, at a reception to honour the Duchess of Kent. It was spontaneous and unexpected. But it marked the pleasure with which
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    Duchess in chiffon gown and tiara at Government dinner
    313 7 Till: DUCHESS of Kent wore a tiara and a pink chiffon gown at the first official dinner given in her honour by the Governor, Mr. J. F. Nicoll, at Government House last night. Present were the Commis-sioner-General, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald;
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    15m. mail items before Xmas
    164 7 15m. mail items before Xmas THE DIRECTOR "of Posts, j Mr. W. A. Cooper, esti- mates that the Singapore Post Office will handle about 15 million letters, postcards, packets and parcels between now and Christmas. The 5 e items must be individually handled, datestamped, sorted. bagged, transported, re-sorted and finally
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    New P. & O. ship for Far East
    47 7 New P. O. ship for Far East The P. and O. line's latest cargo-liner, the Sunda, of 11,600 tons deadweight, which will be put on the Fa;* East run, undergoes trial runs today. The Sunda is expected to leave London on her maiden voyage on Oct. 23.
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    Vaccinations: 377,262 now
    28 7 A further 2,056 people were vaccinated in the Singapore Ctty area yesterday. This brings the total number vaccinated In the last 42 days to 377.262
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    WOUNDED SPECIAL HELD OFF 60 BANDITS
    229 7 IPOH. Wed. FIVE members o; the Krani.it Pu'ai tin mine Jungle squud. who battled a numerically superior force of bandits for the nine's water iupc-liiu- last June. locliy received the High Co mnissioncr's letter of com-neniation for v:l>r 11. v CM*' P OVccr. Prrak
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    Red ship was the first to 'dress' for the Duchess
    225 7 Red ship was the first to 'dress' for the Duchess Rest of the news in brief IrPHE Communist "stay forever" ship, Hai Hsuan, was the first vessel in Singapore waters to "dress" for the Duchess. At 7 o'clock yesterday morning, the ship flew all the flags it had on board
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    Citizen gives scholarship as memorial
    119 7 rpO commemorate the fifth* JL anniversary of the formation of the Pasir Panjang Rural District Committee, a resident of the district. Mr. Ang Seng Hoe. a businessman, has offered a $r>oo scholarship for education The scholarship, tenable in Singapore only at a Government or aided
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    U.N. day in Singapore
    62 7 United Nations Day—October 24 will be celebrated in Singapore by an exhibiti >v in the British Council Hall from Oct. 24 to Nov. 3 Trje exhibition to be opened by the vice-president of the Sincapore Legislative Council, Mr. Tan Chin Tuan. on Oct. 24, will show
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    Organisers for Poppy Day
    46 7 IPOH, Wed— Mrs. B. Cox of Tanjong Rambutan. and Tengku Hussein bin Tengku Yahya. Assistant District Officer. Ipoh. have been named additional honorary district organisers for Perak'.s Poppy Day appeal. Tengku Hussein will be District organiser for Ulu Kinta. Excluding Tanjong Rambutan.
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    Library site
    20 7 SEGAMAT. Wed— The Segamat Public Library is to be built In front of the Women's and Children's Clinic.
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    S.T.C. losing $5,000 a day to 'crooked' bus staff
    209 8 CROWN COUNSEL TELLS JUDGE: THK Singapore Traction Company is losing $5,000 a day in collections because of crooked practices by employees selling tickets, stated Mr. A. H. Simpson, Crown Counsel, in the High Court yesterday. Mr. Simpson said this before the
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    59 8 MX. STEPHEN LIEW PHAK SANG and Miss Marie Chung Sau Fong, of Hong Kong, leaving St. Michael's Church, Ipoh, after their marriage on Tuesday. The bridegroom Ls the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Liew Chong i.urn, of Ipoh, while the bride b the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    She fought hack with shoe in darkened boat
    173 8 A PRETTY, young Chin- ese mother yesterday told the Singapore Second Police Magistrate. Mr. D.H. Chapman/ that she fought back with a slipper when molested by soldiers in an unlighted boat. Mustaffa bin Ishak, an M.O.R. of the Royal Artillery, Blakang Mati,
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    Dying man said police attacked him—doctors
    346 8 Dying man said police attacked h im doctors BEFORE he died Teo Chung Heng, aged 29, complained that he had been assaulted in a police station. th c Singapore Coroner's Court was told yesterday. Teo and five other Chinese were arrested in an attap house in Lorong 33, Oeylang Road,
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    Pan-Malayan population rises 103,579
    86 8 Pan-Malayan population rises 103,579 rl pan -Malayan population has increased by 103.579 during the first six months of this year. This represents Singapore, the Federation of Malaya, Christmas Island and the Cocos-Keeling Islands. In Singapore the increase amounted to 2.518 Malaysians. 11.952 Chinese, 2.121 Indians. 900 Europeans, 154 Eurasians and
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    Two fined $40
    34 8 JOHORE BAHRXJ. Wed ."or moving wild boar meal, a food restricted article, without a permit along Fraser Estate, Kulai, Chai Neu and :hoo Woon Tiam, were rach fined $40 here today.
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    Teachers of music urged to organise
    88 8 MUSIC teachers In Singapore and the Federation should unite in a body to maintain the present high standard of music in this country, said Dr. Thornton Lofthouse, a professor of the Royal College of Music, London, addressing Singapore Rotarians yesterday. "I cannot speak too
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    Anniversary
    21 8 "ttit Boon Yew Association. Singapore, wtl! celebrate -Its eleventh anniversary at its premises, 51-A. Club Street, on Saturday and Sunday.
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    37 8 THE SAKYA MUNI BUDDHAGAYA TEMPLE in Sinzapor«> ,<><! i> begins celebration of "Vas." Above p.tiiitinu which is displayed in the temple depicts Lord Buddha descending from heaven after preaching the 'Abhidhama' (a lesson) to his mother and disciples.
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    GANG FEE GRAB IS DENIED
    117 8 mHREE Chinese in "SingaX pore Third District Court yesterday denied taking a $2 "gang lee' from a boys pocket money. Wee Kiat Seng. Chua Thiong and Tan ling Hock were giving evidence on the second day of their triai. for alleged extortion from 15--year-old Tan
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    Fine for letting stock book lag
    94 8 Inche SaKeh bin Eckhardt In the Banda Bahru Court l fined Ng Kia Heng. a rubbor 1 dealer, of Banda Bahru, souih Kedah. $80 for falling to keep. his stock book up-to-date. The prosecuton said that when the police visiter! the accused's shop on
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    Malayan in Washington
    47 8 Mr. Choong Kok Swee. editor of the Penang Gazette and Sunday Gazette, who is to spend three months in the United States, has arrived in Washington for a brief visit. H e will later Join a California newspaper, the Riverside Enterprise and Dally News.
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      91 8 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 9.30 a.m. Schools'. 9.55 Interlude: 10 News; 10.05 Music While You Work; 10.43-12 Schools; 1 p.m. lewis Williams Orch.; 1.30 News; i 1.45 Joe Reichman Orch 213 ■^chooU; 5 Calling all Hospital: 6 'nl;ii Tun and Uavid Ng; 6.k> News; 6.35 Radio Scientist: 6.i "The HaUs of
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    DUCHESS WILL WEAR THEM
    41 9 Tico o- the hals to be wo. n uj .t.R.11. The Duchess of > Kent during her visit. < Top left: in curled rosewood slivers highly polished in > white. Right: garden party hat in crivison with curled < ostrich leathers.
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    BEAUTIFUL But EXPENSIVE
    101 9 BEAUTIFUL But EXPENSIVE BEAUTIFUL if practica, clothes a,re on most women's minds at the moment, and am no exception. Sketched here are two Ball gowns for grand occasions. LEt T: White and gold is the colour combination for this gown. The bodice is strap'ess, the skirt, a crinoline of pleats,
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    GROOM YOUR FACE
    530 9 The Ideal women— No. 2 SOME women think a mirror is their greatest enemy: in fact it is their greatest friend, the most candid of all. Let's face facts Stand straight in front of your mirror and make a list of what you see. your good uoints
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      297 9 c. c. c Celled sti of these couoi>T>.s to join the Children's comer Club i m i 6 1 i i 18 19 20 2~ I JLlllII~lilIII 30 1 I H ACROSS o mv o. A i. Unje.y words? churca .Ci. 4. Ugly quarrel for a prosecu- 9. How to
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    TULLOH RIDES 4 FIRSTS
    2049 10  -  EPSOM JEEP No Regrets in fine 'come back 9 By IPOH, Wednesday. I EADINd jockey Colin Tulloh was in magnificent riding form at Ipoh yesterday, third day of the Perak Turf Club Gold Vase meeting, when he won four races in a row on Tarzan, My
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    SOCCER RESULTS
    30 10 LONDON. Wed. Yesterday's oeea results. Third Division Southern: South--ri md. 1 Watford 0. Third Division Northern: Roch•i»> 2 Gateshead 3. Ulster Cup Final: Olentoran I >'«ti|'erv 0 Renter.
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    Ballechin, Stranger favourites
    175 10 LONDON. Wed. BALLECHIN remained strong favourite for the Cesarewltch when the card was called over at the Victoria Club her? last n'ght TV-three-yeir-old ws 100-9 at trip previous rall-'-vT b"t this Drlce vns cut t-> 100 R f'esolte his iefp^t hv F-^nch Deign at Ascot last week.
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    MATTHEWS SAYS: FIVE MORE YEARS
    190 10 LONDON. Wednesday. STANLEY MATTHEWS, England's wizard right winger, reckons he is still good for another five years of soccer. This brilliant payer gives this news in his new book, "Feet First Again." Though now 37 years of age. Matthews writes In his book: "I feel
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    Cricket row NSW to keep up fight
    318 10 Cricket row NSW to keep up fight From JACK FINGLETON SYDNEY, Wed. YEW SOUTH WALES Cricket Association is to continue its fight against the Australian Board Of Control. At a specially convened I meeting held in Sydney last night. NSW. decided to approach Victoria and seek immediate reconstitution of the
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      269 10 -mm. H the makings of high adventure" Some friendships have the makings ot r^JsiM:?&»\ hi;li adventure. When a man ami a > oman KtiV/»^1 embark togcthci on a voyage- of discovery, JtJb* B ;tS vvliC* knows what rnchanled worlds 'li<-\ s* "V^S v.M ctijiur i|»..ii. \nd. \\\.r .til fx|)!<iici> f
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      337 10 ENJOY THIS DELICIOUS DRINK AROUND THE CLOCK! Yo* need never My "no" to Instant Postum Drink it morning or night, with meals or between any time you want a delicious beverage. Instant Postum is a healthful beverage made from wholesome wheat and bran. Instant Postum contains no caffein. Just rich,
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    RUBBER DROPS 1/8 CENT
    210 11 October first grade closes at 75 cents ON the first day of business in the current month, October first grade closed at 75 cents a lb., a loss of I of a cent. This was one cent above the lowest closing price last month. The market,
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    Japan lifts the ban
    69 11 RESTRICTIONS imposed on the production of rubber goods in Japan have been removed as from yesterday. The restrictions were imposed because of the overloaded inventory position In Japan, and It Is presumed tnat the position has now been rectified. The decision coincides with Japan's renewed Interest
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    COPRA MART QUIET
    72 11 Copra was quiet in Singapore yesterday at $294 fob. a picul buyers with sellers 50 cents more and no business reported. Coconut oil was a nominal market with buyers at $44 f.o.b. a picul. sellers quoting $46' i. mills $47' j and the Singapore Produce Exchange $50.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    80 11 CHIPS, a.ongslde the Singapore H»r- 1 boiir Board gcdowua. or expected 1 tJi<-re «t am todiv. ire Canton. 1/2: Btflerophon 4'S: Oi(»n Mall CP: Breconslnre 67: Stentor 8 9 Trfvose 11: Hmi be* 13 Bunva 14: Ordta IS/1«; TJlmenUnt. ".8 Ff-rnhiJ: 19/20: Marudu. I 2! 22: Bennevia
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    TIN: $484 A PICUL
    13 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Oct 1 $484 a picul (up $1).
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    N.Y. Rubber
    19 11 TWO. 1 R.S.S. October lln WA cenU) Monday's T»esd»y'» closinc closinc 2«.Sf norn 26.78 n~i Market: Eaty.
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    EXPORTS TO REDS —MORE GOODS ON BANNED LIST
    68 11 EXPORT controls have been tightened in Hone Kong to block shipments of additional strategic materials to China. In an official announcement, the Government added a number of items to the list of prohibited exports. They include lithium, mercury, certain chromium compounds, abaca
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    Wool prices firm
    33 11 MELBOURNE, Wed. Wool price* remained firm In Melbourne and Sydney today. In Melbourne, merinos were in strong demand and crcssbrrds were slightly dearer In Sydney. Bext price in Melbourne was
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    Profit of $218,900 is 'disappointing'
    117 11 THE profit of $218,901 earn- ed by Bedford P'antations! Litiited s dis-i"Doin» nc n comoarison wi f h $1%409 m-ide durine the previous year, says the chairtian. Mr H. B. Hussey. in a statement. (The decrease was mainly accounted for by a fall in inco-ne
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    Industrials continue to fall
    155 11 Industrials continue to fall riE downward trend in industrials continued on the Singapore Share Market yesterday. Tins were irregular with restricted business passing. Rubbers still continued a neglected section. Price changes announced by the Malayan Share Brokers A .o.iat.on were: INDIS TRIALS *r»**r Si Neave Ords 3 95 4 o»cdcbbt
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    Australian gold shares show small improvement
    153 11 Australian gold shares show small improvement MELBOURNE Wed. SHARES transferred within narrow limits In a steady stock Exchange market today. oold shares showed STiall Improvements but there were no sharp group trends in any section. Yarra Falls Ltd.. the textile company, reported a profit drcp froT £312.503 to £74.000 but
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    TAKUAPA TIN
    15 11 Tokuan- Vallnr Tin Dredge N. L. p-"luced 789 piculs of ore last month.
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    Singapore XV in All-India final
    797 12  - Singapore XV in AllIndia final NORMAN SIEBEL GREAT VICTORY OVER CALCUTTA From COLOMBO, Wednesday. (SINGAPORE today beat Calcutta by 17 points to three in the All-India Cup rugger tournament and so, at their first attempt, have reached the final of the competition. This will be played on Saturday with Singapore
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    Title fight film at Capitol
    233 12 YESTERDAY I saw the film of 1 the Jersey Joe Walcott Rocky Marctano world heavyweight title flght which will shortly be screened at the Capitol theatre. Here was a heavyweight championship -full of action, fought at a pace which men of lighter weight would perhaps
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    'LADS' FORCED ON DEFENSIVE
    134 12 ITOTA Raja "A" had Cheerful Lads on the defensive almost throughout their SAFA Dlv. 2 league match played at Geylang Stadium yesterday and won 4-1. Left-winger Ismail Pa' opened scoring for Raja In the 23rd minute after a goalmouth melee and five minutes later Sahar scored
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    SOCCER WIN FOR BRADDELL S.C.
    36 12 Good team work enabled the Braddel) Sports Club to bea^ Wlllitfm Jacks by 3-0 in a friendly soccer m?t."h played at Farr°r Park yesterday. Scorers wtre Yusoff 2 1 and Wright.
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    8-0 FOR RNAS
    27 12 In a friendly rugby m.itch pi iyed at Sembawang yesterd.ty. R.N.A.S. Sembawang beat Royal Engineers by eight points il try, 1 goal) to nil.
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    IT WAS EASY FOR ST ANDREWS OBA
    228 12 CT. ANDREWS Old Boys Association found surprisingly little difficulty in beating Naval Base "A" XV by 16 points (2 goals. 2 tries) to 8 (a goal, a try) In a rugger friendly at Woodsville yesterday. Dominating play with fast and determined runs, the
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    Sir A. Robinson Cup Golf
    199 12 The Royal Singapore Golf Club's annual Sir Arnold Robinson Cup competition begins on Sunday morning. Draw and starting times areFIRST NINE— BOO Moffett St Smart: Moore Cralk: 8.05 Monaghan Sz Oray: Tanner Si Browne: 8.10 Wlnknrld Smith: J H. Anderson St Hughes; 8.15 FerßUSson St
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    C.S.C. NET 4 IN SPARKLING GAME
    289 12 pEYLON Sports Club kept their unbeaten record yesterday when they beat V.M.C.A. 4-0 in a SH A Div. 1A League game that produced some sparkling hockey at CSC rround. The Ys were Just as good as their opponents but the defence put up by
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    9 MEN BEAT HK BANK XI
    81 12 Despite playing with only nine men for the greater part of the second half. Singapore Medical Services Union managed to beat Hongkong Bank 1-0 In a Singapore Hockey Ass. Dlv. 2B T igue match at Farrer Park yesttrday. Midway In the first half Dr.
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    Noor nets winner
    33 12 In a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 2A league match played at Naval Base yesterday. Royal Malayan Navy beat Works Services Union by 1-0 through a goal scored by Mohnmed Noor.
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    HAIKOWYU WIN ANOTHER GAME
    49 12 Halkowyu Sports Club, leader.' In the SAFA Dlv. 3B table, kept their unbeaten record yesterday when they beat the Singapore Harbour Board by 2-0 at C.V.M.A. ground Scorers for Halkowyu were Fadjiar and Abdullah Ketchot who scored off fine centres from Krlshnasamy. T. Appavoo refereed.
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    S. Johore side v. S.H.B.
    42 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed— The South Jc-hore Rugby side against Singapore Harbour Board on Saturday at Singapore will be: Otton; Varne. Murphy, Hobbs Narube; Edington, Phillips; Duggan. Burnett, Mconey; Fulcher, Corbett; Stewart. Downs. Robertson. Reserves: McGurk, Lee, Walker.
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    R.A.F. v S.R.C.
    59 12 R.A.F. Malaya to meet tnc Singapore Recreation Club at hockey on the Padang thl* evening at 5.15 p.m. tsF Lt. Ethe/ldge; Sgt Thrusslc. W Com. Russell; J? AC. Rcdtr.or.d, F Lt. Bishop, F Lt. Wood: W/'O Durrant, F. O Ooaey, LA C Hashlm, L.A.C. CoeUo, Cpl. Halnes
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    BEAT FORESTERS
    24 12 In a Singapore Hockey Association Dlv. IA league match played at Alexandra ground on Tuesday, 3 BOD. beat Sherwood Foresters by I—o
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    SERVICES SOCCER
    20 12 In :> Singapore Inter-Servlci s soccer match played at Tengah yesterday. RAF. Tengah an-l the Royal Navy drew I—l.
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    R.E.M.E. IN CUP FINAL
    593 12 Penalty turns game this, might have seoraa But the Kick, taken oy Stanley via Kennedy, was blocked. In the 14th minute. Jannaway tested Bevan with two good shota but Bevan proved equal to thn task. Then the Ulstermen fought back and held sway for a time,
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    JUNIOR TENNIS BEGINS TODAY
    59 12 The Singapore Junior tennis singles championship begins today at the V.M.C.A. courts from 3.30 p.m The ties are: Top Section: Michael Ong v Billy Teo; David Becw v Tan Joon Keng. Peter Law v Chla Cheng Lock. Bottom Section: Mansoor Ismail v Oecrgt Ng; Paul Law
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    NOT PLAYED
    41 12 The S.H A Div. IB league hockey maUh between Khalsa Assn. and REME scheduled for yesterday at Khalsa ground was not played. The rugby match between Singapore Cricket Club "A" and Naval Base "A" on the Padang was cancelled.
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    NAVY WIN 19-0
    26 12 In a friendly ru .-by mat h, plaveri at Navl Brse fmtk rd-.iy Navy bent 3 B O.D by 19 points to nil.
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      5 12 RACE RESULTS IN PAGE TEN
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      55 12 SOCCER DIV. 1: S.C.C. v Katong Sajarah at Jalan Beaar. DIV. 2: Star Soecerttes v SHB Bees, at Geylang; HM Dockyard v Marine Dept. at CVMA. TENNIS YMCA championships at YMCA; Singapore Junior championship, at YMCA. S.3A p.m. TABLE TENNIS COLONY championships. SBA Hall, 7 p.m. BADMINTON COLONY Junior tourney,
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