Singapore Standard, 22 October 1950

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    14 1 Singapore St andard 'vol."'-' 2 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1950. 12 PAGES TEN CENTS
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  • Article
    French Forces Withdrawn From Langson
    244 1 Fr en ch Forces Wi thdrawn From Lan gson (l 21 (Reoler) French forces tsl inportanl frontier post left to i bina*a border, on \N ednesday. it _h I i)tnin:inil said it li:i;l tleeitlrd to .arri-m Jo DCW positions. ii c eva 'uauon 01 iroops be- Wednesday and is cons'
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    Measures To Guard Utilities
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    Princess Anne Christened
    15 1 Princess Anne Christened P)— A r ol I Prince I the I y as i
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    Six British Naval Officers Drowned
    64 1 SETUBAL. P ntugal, Oct. 21 KP Commander Archibald tie, British Naval Attache .and five Naval Hlcers the desti :er Solebay were Irowned vhen their car crashed Setubal Harbour Friday Their bodies have been ed and taken to the Roman Catholic Chapel at the BriI insulate.
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    At The Opening Of The UN Exhibition
    88 1 picture. iii' handshake of friendship between two members of the United Nations: tlie Officer Administering the Government of the Colony, Mr. vv. L. Btythe, and pretty 8-year-old Dutch girl, Miss Marian Ivooy. Her mother, Mrs. Kooy and the Dutch Consul Genera!. Mr. J.
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    MacDonald Flies To Ottawa; Sees Baby Daughter
    53 1 Mac Donald Flies To Ottawa; Sees Baby Daughter OTTAWA. Oct. M (Reuter) Mr. .Malcolm Mac Donald, British CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia, arrived here last night by air. He met for the first time his buby daughter. Fiona, born ht-re last summer. Officials said his present visit here was unofficial and
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    Stimson, 83, Dies Of Heart Attack
    190 1 WEST HILLS. New York. Oct 20 (\'P> Henry L. Stimson. former Secretary of War and Secretary of State, dir 1 today ol a heart attack at his country home, at the age of 33 Members oi his family said the elderly statesman was stricken
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    40 RAF Officers, Men On Way Here
    67 1 NICOSIA. Oct. 21: (Reuter> Forty Royal Air Force officers and men on their way to Singapore as reinforcements lor the Far East landed here today m a British Overseas Airways Canadair aircraft. This is the fifth batch of British Army and Air Force
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    Hotel Theft
    56 1 THE room of Major A. R. Fergusson of the 10th Gurkha Rifles at the Adclohi Hotel was broken into yesterday morning and his wristwatch, $100 m cash, and his identity card were stolen. The wristwatch was later recovered m an unoccupied room next to his but the cash
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    Aw Boon Haw To Conduct Two Penang Ceremonies
    305 1 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. Mr. Aw Hoon Haw, governing director of the Singapore Standard ami other Star-chain newspapers, arrived hy an Air Oirriers plane at Mala Kaching airport from Singapore at 8.30 o'clock thin morning. A large number of prominent Chinese
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    Architect Arrives To Rebuild Villa
    196 1 Mr. Chew Kun-chU wellknown Hongkong artistarchitect who arrived m Singapore y e sterday by BOAC Argonaut to supervise the extensive renovation work on Haw Par Villa at Pasir Panjang. The rebuilding: project which will take about two years to complete is expected to cost Mr.
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    Paratroops Seal Off 28,000 Red Koreans In North
    466 1 Paratroops Seal Off 28,000 Red Koreans In North SEOUL, Oct. 21 (AP) Quick-moving United States parachute troops have sealed off 28,000 Red Koreans. This is nearly half of the estimated organised enemy fighting force left north of the 38th parallel. General MacArlhur's Headquarters said that all main roads m the
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    18,000 Surrender In Airdrop Trap
    308 1 TOKYO. On. 21 (Ki-iU.T-AAl*)— The Kmcm war on Friday degenerated into a largo icalc atopping; up i*atwpaigrn of smoking o;:l <!i<liar<l < o'limiiiti*.-. from the rugged barrow mountain* and Liquidating disorganised troops straggling north from tbe Pyong 'vang area. General MacArlhur read tho last n'
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    4 Chinese Catholics Executed
    156 1 HONGKONG, Oct 21 (UP)— The New China News Agency i today reported the execution j of four Catholics, including two priests, m Hopci. Other Information reaching Hongkong disclosed the existence of a I well organised guerilla res tI ance by Chinese churchman m Mis province against
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    British Atom Expert Flies To Moscow
    94 1 STOCK HOLM, Oct. 21 (Router) British atom scientist Druno Pontecorvo flew from Sweden to Moscow last month, it was learned here today. Pontecorvo, reported "missing" m Italy where he went on holiday from Britain, arrived m Stockholm on Sent. 1 with his family. With
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    $5,000 In S'pore Health Office Safe Missing, Written Off
    117 1 Standard Stall Reporter A SUM of (5.000 mras found missing from a safe of the Singapore Health Office from the total amount of $39,680.75 deposited one afternoon m 1947 for dis tribution the next day. Suspicion naturally tell on the Chief
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    Traffic Accident
    39 1 Standard Staff Reporter A 4-YEAR-OLD Malay boy. Zaiaal Bin Wahr.b. was involved m a collision with a taxi yesterday morning m Alexandra Road opposite the Bri.ish Militray HospitaL He died a lew hours later at the hospital.
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    Miss Gimson Weds Cspt. Snowden
    75 1 Miss Gimson Weds Cspt. Snowden THORNTON DA! r Yorkshire. O. 21, CSeutei >— M s Judith Gimson, y« iinget daughter of Sir Fra:;k m Grimsutt. Governor al Singapore, s married to Capi. Douglas Snowden, ol the Queen's Roj J Regiment, m the little chur< :i of tliib pictureque \n.nv,c today.
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      120 1 863^^8891 At. 4ssA. j Jff^i *r"c« Cn Other Pages Page Lawyers Oppose Idea iii Indemnity Fund 2 Singapore Municipal Affairs t Malaya Must Consolidate Gains From Reds 3 More Mothers Attend Ante-Natal Clinics Rubber Hits f I a Pound 4 A\iation Topics by Ken Jalleii 4 Pen tn? Fis'i Culture
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    KL PUBLIC SERVICES TO COST MORE IN 1951
    212 2 KL PUBLIC SERVICES TO COST MORE IN 1951 I pijR, Sal, The Kuala Lumpur .in'i < nencliture «>n the maintenance of i ber amrniltes in the town next year §7*000.000 .Mark. ap oi $4,099,482 recruitaieiit ex[4 expenditure. The total foi the y< a r by $470,000. Muni .;.:ay expects to
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    42 2 Picture shows Tuan Syed A. Ka i- bin Mohamed, the acting Mentri Besar cf Johore, replying to sp»?{ hos made by representatives of the Johore Town Boards at the dinner party given in his honour at the UMNO HaH. Johore Sports Studio
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    Fine Made Her Talk
    27 2 p g i ice ■t .i waraing I from lh n slw j was .1 S >r». r ike i i• it J
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    Johore Health Officer Named
    56 2 Sat who has Mr. C. M. Seth, President of the Malacca Indian Chamber of Commerce bein*? garlanded by Mr. S. O. X Vbaidulla, President of the Associated Indian Chambers of Commerce and member of the Federal Legislative Council on the eve of his departure on a
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    Pilot Train Derailed
    103 2 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Malayan Railway Administration announced today that the pilol train preceding I the night mail train from Kuala Lumpur to Penang was derailed La South Perak last night. The line was blocked and passengers m the night mail trai] w ere
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    Tobacco Co. Fined
    37 2 KAJANG, Sat.— For failing to supply the particulars asked for by the authorities about, the <-'■:. wv within the prescribe i time, Tung Lee Tobacco Company, were fined $20 by the Kajang Circuit Magistrate. I
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    Malay Bandit Captured
    115 2 Malay Bandit Captured KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— ln Pahang, security forces m ambush captured a Malay bandit. A rule and a quantity of ammunition were recovered. In another area of Pahang yesterday, bandits held up a lorry. A quantity of food was removed from the lorry and $500 cash wa.s taken
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    Distributed 568 Food Parcels
    93 2 MALACCA, Sat. The Malacca Settlement Welfare Committee distributed stiB food parcels, worth $2,840 m the Settlement during September. 461 parcels went to the Central District, 77 to Alor Gajah District and 30 to Jasin District. The sum of $13,000 stood to the credit of the MSW
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  • Malayan News Round-up
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      Simple Ceremony On November 12
      61 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— There will be no elaborate ceremonial observance of Remembrance Day. Nov. 12, which falls on a Sunday this year. The ceremony will consist of two minutes 1 silence after tin- last stroke of 11 o'clock, followed by the sounding of the Last
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      GIFTS FOR ASSAM
      37 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.--Five cases of milk, one bale of woollen garments and six bales of usable, old cotton and woollen eiothings have been sent from the Federation as gifts for the Assam Rehet Fund.
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      BOUND OVER
      44 2 KAJAXG. Sat— A young Malay. Malik bin Ali, of Liv Langat, Who was alleged to have used criminal force on Sharifah, a Malay woman, was bound over for six months m the sum of $50 by the Kajang Circuit Magistrate, Inche Anu;;r.
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      FAILED TO STOP
      54 2 KAJAXG. Sat.— Lee \ip. a lorry driver from Kuala Lumpur' who drove his motor U>rry at Semenyih at 3.15 a.m. without a light and then failed to stop when ordered to do so by a police constable m uniform, was convicted by the Circuit Magistrate, Inche Anuar,
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      C-IN-C RETURNS
      22 2 THE C-IX-C Far East Land Forces. Gen. Sir John Harding who has been visiting Hongkong. -Eifeyo and Korea, returaeU.iO^SingapofB yesterday.
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      THIEF JAILED
      40 2 Standard Staff Correspondent PORT DICKSOX, Fri.— Yu-j sof bin Amin, 18. was sen-! tenced to nine mouths' rigorous imprisonment by the President L of the Sessions Court, for steal- ing a bicycle valued $50 and a watch valued
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      BROKE CURFEW
      44 2 Standard Staff Correspondent KAJANG. Sat.— Dahalan bin i Imam, Lim Song Kirn and Tan Kirn Sooi, all pleaded guilty to [breaking the curfew at Susun j Tua. Ulu Langat, and each was fined $35, by the Kajang Ciri cuit Magistrate, Inche Anuar.
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    Gains Made In War Against Reds Must he Consoliduied
    356 2 Gains Made In War Against Reds Must he Consoliduied Dato Tan Agrees With Governor Standard Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Sat. "I agree with Sir Franklin Cinison tliat if Britain were to leave Malaya it would considerably help the Communists to take over all South-East Asia. Whatever gains have been obtained by
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    Two Died By 'Misadventure'
    108 2 Standard Stall Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A verdict of death by misadventure returned by the acting coroner, Inche Anuar, today, at the conclusion of an inqiu I into the deaths of a Gurkha soldier, Dhanapai Rai. and a lorry driver, Ng Kirn San, following an accident
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    FURTHER INVESTIGATION
    132 2 Standard Staff Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Sal. The Kuala Lumpur Coroner, Inche Annuar yesterday held thai an Indian clerk, K. P. Durai, a former employee of the Estate of the late Mr. Chan Foong Wah. had died as a result of injures he had received when he was assaulted
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    Ports Law To Be Amended
    169 2 Standard Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— An ordinance to amend the Ports and Shipping Enactment of the State of Johore is to be introduced m the Federal Legislative Council. Disused fishing stakes and those the licence for which has expired or been cancelled, are sometimes
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    MORE MOTHERS GO TO ANTE-NATAL CLLNICS
    195 2 MORE MOTHERS GO TO ANTE-NATAL CLLNICS Standard Staff Corncay— dfaal KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. More and more expectant mothers arc taking advantage of the fac li les all'ordcd at Kuala Lumpur's five free .Municipal EUlte* natal clinics, with the result that two more are !o be opened next year to cope
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    73 2 Cnbiaet officers of the Kr. 'a Umpu Turn I Methodist V;.'.l!i Fellowship which was take* durin:; the '.'7th Aniversary celebratkms of the Fellowship. Left to r it, >*cd):— Mr. R. Vijeyasnriar (hon. tretssrer) Miss R. S. Motto (vire-president) Mr. M. S. Alfred (presUteat) Mr. A. Chelvarajasinsan (hon. secretary). Stamdiag^ Mes
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    Increased Pay Approved
    70 2 Increased Pay Approved JOHORE BAHRU. Bat The Grovemmeni has tgreed to the recommendations 01 the Interim Joint Council to incn bu wages lor the daily rated < mIployees m the State of Jotn n 5 by L 6 cents per day effective from July. Cost of living allowance In I
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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  • AVIATION TOPICS
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      KALLANG'S ENVIABLE REPUTATION
      345 3 j^ALLANG Airport has an enviable reputation for safety so far there has been no major accidents to mar her reputation. Aircraft of the world have landed and taken off from the airstrip without much trouble. But with the number of operations increasing and more Dakotas, Skymasters and
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      HOW LONG WILL IT LAST
      339 3  -  KenJalleh By through the night, make no overnight stops en route, to reach its destination by way of Taipeh m the fastest possible time. This service replaces the former flights which left Kallang on Mondays at 12.30 p.m. for an overnight stop at Bangkok before
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    New Thai Highway Link With Malaya
    208 3 THAILAND'S FIVE-YEAR highway development programme envisages construction of three arterial roads from Bangkok at a cost of 640.000.000 baht including a route from Bangkok to southern Siam which will link with existing roads m Malaya, according to a report m the American government magazine
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    118 3 Siandaid Staff Reporter •Pleasure' row boats tested and licensed by the Shipping Registrar will be plying at Changi Point for picnickers early next month. The first vessel passed its seaworthiness test this week It was tried on the Singa- pore River by "three heavyweights", who pranced about the vessel. The
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    INDIA WANTS 8 MORE SHIPS
    69 3 NEW DELHI. Oct. 21 (AP>— India's two shipping companies want to add four ships each to their India United KingdomContinental routes. Scindia Steam Navigation Company and the Indian Steamship Company have asked the government for low interest Joans to cover the cost of the .-hips.
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    FOR PAKISTAN
    28 3 KARACHI. Oct. 21, <AP\ The Pakistan Finance Ministry announced on Friday that Britain has agreed to repay Pakistan an additional £2.500.000 under the Sterling Balances Agreement.
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    NEXT YEAR'S FAIR
    34 3 THE AXNX T AL British Industries Fair will be held next year from April :;oth to May 11th at Earl's Court and Olympia m London, and at Castle Bromwhieh m Birmingham.
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    Enamel Trade
    34 3 H ?NGKONG. Oct. 21. (Rou-ter-AAP).-The China Produce Corporation has decided to supply antimony to meet the requirements of Shanghai's industries such as the enamel ware trade, according to Chinese repurts reaching Hongkong.
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    S.E. Asia Won 'tGet Much Aid
    130 3 NEW YORK, Oct. 21. (Renter). Mr. George McGhee, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern, South Eastern and African affairs, predicted today that only a small amount of foreign investment funds would be available m the near future for the development of South Asia.
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    Market Reports
    179 3 RUBBER: NOON PRICES Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association noon prices .yesterday (Oct. 21) were per lb. > Buyers Sellers i INo. 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot Loose $1.91 $1 92 F.O.R m bales Nov No. 1 R.S.S. $1,724 $1,731 No. 2 R.S.S. $1.7U Sl.TL'l i R.M.A. 1
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    Deportee Dives Off Tsingtao
    73 3 lIOXGKONG. Oct. 21.-(Rou-ter-AAP)—A Chinese youth who was deported from Hon«kon« on a court order, dived overboard and disapoeared while bein" taken to Tsingtao aboard the British vessel Tsingtjo It could not be ascerV lined whether he was drowned or swam ashore. The youth, aged 23, is
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    Daks Good For Four ears More
    91 3 NEW DELHI. Oct. 21 (AP) The Douglas DC-3 Dakota is good for another four years j of flying, according to a s*pr>kesI man of the Indian Civil Aviaj tio!i Department. j The spokesman said that i Dakotas operated by Indian Airlines were getting old.
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    Big Income Group In UK Drops To 86
    164 3 > L NDOX Oct. 21 (Renter) Britain s biggest net income group today comprises people with between £250 and ffS" voar There ire 9.102 000 nearly a tenth of the total population whereas m 1938/39 there were only 1,940,00u la this group.
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    ATTACHE DROWNS
    34 3 LISBON. Oct. 21 rßeuter) Commander A. R. Cheyne British naval attache m Lisbon' and five other British naval officers were drowned at Setubal. near Lisbon, when their car crashed into the sea.
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    RUBBER HITS $2 DESPITE US CUT OF 25 PER CENT
    420 3 Standard Market Reporter RUBBER REACHED two dollars a pound m Singapore yesterday. The 1925 peak price was surpassed when spot fetched §1.90 a pound on Friday. A squeeze was developing while the situation looked extremely I dangerous m a market
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    STROMBOLI ERUPTS
    58 3 MESSINA. Sicily, Oet 2] 'spoutins flame and ashes after I Whitehot streams of lava Bos i into °i£? thG Ste^ P m^^^ns de steam Sea makin S it boil and cd N h^ a t S h alt s have been r^P^ted by the islands small nouul ation
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    POANG FISH CULTURE SCHEME BIGGEST IN WORLD
    476 4 POANG FISH CULTURE SCHEME BIGGEST IN WORLD Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— Explaining the Penang scheme of Fish Culture Research and Training Institute, the Director of Fisheries, Federation of Malaya, Mr. D. W. le Mare, told The Standard today that such a scheme was of peculiar interest and importance, since
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    Prisoner Died of Natural Causes
    26 4 Prisoner Died of Natural Causes tondard Suit < .rr^pondent fe still m •,va he urd tnis Che i a ver r natural .a N<r shock a chro-
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    Cenotaph Ceremony
    98 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH, Sat. Remembrance Day ceremony at the Ipoh Cenotaph will be held on Sanday, Nov. 12. The ceremony will be a solemn one, consisting of two minutes' silence at 11 a.m., followed by the sounding of the Last Post and Reveille and laying of wreaths.
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    Youth To Observe UN Day
    215 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— An daborate programme, including a youth rally to take place at the Anglo-Chinese School Hall on Thursday, has been arranged by the Settlement Youth Council on the occasion of United Nations' Day on Tuesday, Oct. 24. The youth rally which
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    FEARS THE 'LOKE'CLAN, SEEKS JAIL
    133 4 St sB&iflL Slllir Correspondent PENANG, Sat.— An unusual request was made by a Chi- Scow Gong Keat, to Mr. E. M. Smallwood m the Magistrate Court today to have him sent to jail because he was afraid to go out as four or five persons
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    School Extension Plan Approved
    86 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat.— At a meeting of the Yuk Choy School Committee today the chairman, Mr. Cheong Chee JP. said that the Kinta Town Board has approved the school's extension plans for eight class rooms which are estimated to cost $80,000. A sum of
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    Found Japan Interesting
    187 4 vu-.urd Shipping Xt-porter me Gonrerchant ship visited j rea tries rta In Sin- I roads ear y >a I with I Japai i Aires. ks' cruise j I igni V Dr. Atili I rything be A .si de B A he -hip's nte del Estado, to sign
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    Three Months For Stealing 3 Nuts
    41 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PARIT BL'XTAR. Sat —For stealing three coconuts and a basket of kernal from Changkat Estate?. Mohamed Zain bin Hashim was sentenced to three months' imprisonment to be followed by a year's supervisioru
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    SI Bribe, 3 Months
    34 4 KOTA BAHRU, Sat.— For ofTering $1 to a police constable, Law To:ig Tee was sentenced to three months 1 imprisonment by Che Hassrm bin Hussain m the Circuit Magistrate Court.
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    Given Chance To Reform
    78 4 PENANG, Sat— Remarking that he was going to give him a chance, Mr. M. R. F. Rogers m the Sessions Court yesterday bound over a young Malay, Ismail bin Ibrahim, m the sum of $200 for two years without conviction on his plea of guilty to
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    Had No Passports
    34 4 KOTA BAHRU. Sat.— Two Malays, Bakar bin Deria and Che Kob bin Che Mat were fined $20 and $25 respectively for entering .the State of Kelantan from Thailand without valid passports.
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    New Racket In The Federation
    151 4 Standard Staff Cut-respondent KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Many thousand dollars worth of cigarettes are being smuggled out ol the country into Indonesia every month. This new form of racketeering has sprung up m the Federation. Cigarettes. It is learnt, are being hoarded up and then sent
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    Great Rush For Fed. Citizenship Papers
    165 4 Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sat. "There has heen a preat rush for Federal Citizenship certificates during these few weeks. This is due to the fact that language qualili cation for applicants over 45 years of a«e has been extended until Feb. 1 next year,"
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    Fined For
    21 4 Speeding PARIT BUNTAR. SatThree lorry and two taxi drivers were fined $50 each by Inche Abdul Rahman for speeding.
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    Taiping Camp Turns Out Good Citizens
    374 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH, Sat. Taiping's Rehabilitation Camp is fully living up to its name, judging by the results achieved atter only 10 months of rehabilitation work. A conducted Press tour of the camp revealed very cordial relations existing among the inmates whose discipline
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    21 4 Miss Ahilambihai Aruraugam, who save a violin solo at the Ceylonese concert m Sereniban m aid of the University Endowment Fund.
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    Perak Bandit Leader Killed
    220 4 Standard Staff Correspondent IPOH. Sat. A bandit leader, one of the 12 most important Malayan Communists* is iioh known to have been killed by security forces. The information of his death has been given to police by bandits who recently surrendered. The bandit leader is Kah
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    GARDEN FETE
    46 4 Standard Staff Correspondent KOTA BAHRU. Sat. -In aid of their association building fund the PersekuU:an Kenv.ijuan Kaum Ibu. Malay Women Welfare Association held a very successful Garden Fete s 4 the Malay School, Kampong Machang. The fete was officially opened by the Raja Perempuan.
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    Perak Chinese CC Officials Named
    62 4 IPOH. Sat. Mr. Lav Pak Khuan JP was re-elected president of the Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Olher main office-bearers are: vice-president: Mr. Cheong Chee. Hon. treasurer. Mr. Foong Seong. joint secretaries Messrs. Wong Kin Sun. Chan Lai Kooi. Leong Yew Koh. and Chin Swee
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    Useless To Hold Big Power Talks, Declares Acheson
    193 5 fISHCSGTOft, O«. -I (UP) Aa I.N. «lelej:atrs 1)f 1,..,,.! Sttrte*, Briiain and Franre provisionally ,l ii. \h> Kbimjiii pr«porrd raopcßUW of B\» Power Ik. m srtlfc i it. rnaiioiial iliilVr«'iu-es. I .S. State Sec- )tail trhesOT thr**\* vuld water on \hv move
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    Soviet To Join US Parleys
    27 5 Soviet To Join U S Parleys Jap Tps2ty i nera! onnt I ig I peace oulcl g F r. > y ulmi Scpi 1945 5r na- perty sputea
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    Karachi Gold Haul
    11 5 Karac hi Gold Haul Iraq and i P. the Deo AP
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    Chiang Birthday
    12 5 c- i C is Kai-shek cele- 641 birthday oo Oct.
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    Danger Of War Is Great —Churchill
    157 5 Danger Of War Is Great —Churchill LONDON, Oct. 21. (AP) Mr. Winston Churchill, saying "the danger of war is great" called on France to back proposals for strengthening Western Europe with Germany against the possibility of Communist aggression. At the same time, he implied that France has been laggard m
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    UK Atom Scientist Is Missing
    106 5 ROME. Oct. 21, (Reuter): Professor B uno Pontevorvo, Italian-born British naturalised atomic scientist, who has been working at Harwell. British atom n >earch centre, lias lisappeared after coming to Italy for a holiday a fortnight The Rome newspaper "Momento Sir..' earned banner heatiii: es declaring
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    W. German Defiance
    65 5 GOSLAR, i iV. Germany) Oct. 21, (UP).— West German Chancellor Konrad Adenau< .-aid lure that Germany must build ;t bulwark againsi Russian aggression and be ready to contribute men to a European efence army. He said that West Germany must help build defences against Russia because she
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    39 5 A typical scene m hundreds of Korean villages and towns, i where the liberating: U.N. forces have been warmly welcomed by the people, is this I PANA picture showing a little I girl presenting a bouquet to an officer.
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    28 5 < orge Keatley carries his bride, Paul ne Ellerker, 23, a nurse at West Middlesex Hospital, over the threshold o) their honci/moon caravan after their wedding at Hounslow, Middlesex.
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    'Safety Zones' Agreed In Atomic War
    203 5 'Safety Zones' Agreed In Atomic War GENEVA, OA. 21 (Renter) Four new rules of war for this atonic age approved by 61 nations, includins the Red i)!o«* cowotriets come into force today, the International Rnl Qbm announces. They include Beearih aones" m any future war m which young mothers, children
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    Kremlin Shifts Cold War Front From Asia Back To West
    329 5 LONDON, Oct. 21.— The long-awaited shift of the East-West cold war hack from Asia to Europe has come with a terse Soviet announcement that Russian Vice-Premier V. M, Molotov and Foreign Ministers of the seven Red European satellite countries are
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    80 'Human Torches'
    41 5 SEOUL. Oct. 21 (AP)— Eighty Korean political prisoners, both men and women, were set on fire with burning petrol by retreating Reds at Koksan, southeast of PyongyanK, said the Commander of the South Korean army, Major-Gen. Ik Kwon.
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    Holland Prepares For War
    118 5 Holland Prepares For War THE HAGUE. Oct. 21, (Renter): Holland is consulting psychologists on what to fell the public about atom bomb attacks. Home Affairs Minister J lr F. L. Teulings told the Second Chamber m a report on civil defence measures. A study of the possible severity and frequency
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    Matron Defends Dr. Seagrave
    298 5 RANGOON, O<t. 21 (UP):— Witnesses for "•Burma Surgeon" Cordon Seagrave testified that the American doctor was friendly toward Burmo.se soldiers and showed no disrespect for either his nurses or «he army Dr. Seagrave. on trial for allegedly aiding Karen rebels, gave the Karens no medical aid
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    News Briefs
    88 5 Peking radio says that four Chinese Catholics, including two priests, were executed on Oct. lti m Hopei Province on charges of espionage and attempted assassination of high Communist officials. This was shortly after the Red Government seized the Catholic University of Peking- Reuter Gen. Mac Arthur has estimated
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    UK As Europe's Defender
    25 5 FRANKFURT, Oct. 21 (AP) Field Marsha! Viscount Montgomery addressing an El Alamein reunion as the deader i the resistance of Britain."
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    Russia Gives No Aid But Must Protest
    141 5 Russia Gives No Aid But Must Protest NEW YORK. Oct. 21, (AP). When Russia opposed Australian And American plans for Korean relief and rehabilitation through the United Nations and urged instead the use of "Red Cross, public cooperative^ and other public agencies," Canadian deiegaie ,J<> i Dickey retorted, "We hope
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    3 Survivors Tell Of 'Death March' By American PoWs
    207 5 FIU.MiIAM,. Oel. 1\ (AP) three *tar\iuji American prisoners who escaped from their Red eaptoi> told of a "death niareh" from Seoul lo V\< a»>an^ by 283 iA's many of whom wmne clubbed to death or *hor or hayoTietted uheii they eonld
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    New UK Bid In UN For Red China
    114 5 MEW YORK. Oct. 21, (UP). —Britain has moved ag;!:ii to n cv c the General Assembly's decision thai would permit the arinvssion oi Communist China to i iie Uniti i Nations. Sir Frank Soskice. Britif Suhcitor-Gcne':::. proposed >>. the I.N. r embly's
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    Europeans Hurt In Nigeria Riot
    89 5 LAGOS, on. zi (Keuter):European police officers have boon seriously injured m rioting m Umuahia, Southern Nigeria, where African "N--servicemen are reported have attacked the post offi c and cut communications after a clash with the police. Tlie trouble is said to have started when police
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    Malik Is A Liar —Dulles
    152 5 Malik Is A Liar Dulles NEW YORK. Oct. 21 (AP) Just another Russian attempt to discredit Secretary-Genera! Trygve Lie because ft the firm stand he has taken m support of U.N. action m resisting aggression m Korea. U.S. delegate John Foster Dulles said when denying a statement attributed to him
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    Atlantic Pact
    32 5 LONDON. Oct. 21. <Reut<»r>.The Atlantic Pact Deputies who have been meeting here, are leaving for Washington for nexi week's sessions of the military and defence committees of the Atlantic Pact
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    Amboina Again Bombarded
    37 5 JAKARTA. Oct 21 'AP The Jakarta radio said Uud tn donestan waj hips have bei action again uainst \mboina, capita! of the rebel South Uolui can Governmeni No detail! dfl the action were given
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    Medal For MacA.
    46 5 Gen MacAi tiur ie< h ed medal "for bei oism m lights made m m unarmed aircrafi into the comb I zone' I i Pyongyang airstrip i n Friday from Lieut-Gen. Geo g< r Stratemeyer, Commander o< thu U.S. Far East Air POTCCS
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    767 6  -  OSWALD HENRY By gEEMS like Malaya's movie makers are keeping abreast of their Hollywood counterparts even where studio safety measures are concerned. From the beginning of this month, for instance, Singapore's Malay Film Productions Ltd. has been switching over to safety film a
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    1084 6 SO LON G AT THE FAIR Vicky and her brother Johnny arrive m Paris lor the Great Exhibition or l&W. and book hotel rooms \os. 17 and 19. Next morning Johnny ha« vanished without trace, and so ha> his room. No. 1J». The hotel staff Insist that Vicky arrived alone.
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    Easy Win For Helen Heng In S'pore Singales
    160 7  - E asy W in For H e le n Hen g In S'po re Si ngales KEN JALLEH i>> ing through Mrs. Chionh's .i::_ deiVr.co, placing and ju:^. she went oa to take te first set, beating Mrs. Chionh with a beautiful slice stroke to ml flat the final point.
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    72 7 Walkey (ptmehisg) and Shaw u -ornprnl) m th*' last minute of their thrilling flffht at the H;ippy World on Friday n <-h Waikejr won on a Lk.o m the third round with Shaw foMfg heavy punishmeßt and held up only by his courage. Kaiim draws back »n time to avoid
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    KL WOMEN'S HOCKEY TRIAL
    9 7 KL WOM EN'S HOCKEY TRIAL 7 Ah J L
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    GOOD HOCKEY IN SELANGOR TRIAL
    300 7 GOOD HOCKEY IN SELANGOR TRIAL i!l MPI R Salurday.— A h'^ih Mandard of da} when Wiiitcs heat Colours •ii ifac Bccond Stlariiior state I Patiaog^ 1 rs tried r 'ii' 24 j > v• '"".i o t laien l m ne ha i ci t reason :>> be r:\ th^
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    Blakang Mati Lose To MP's
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    Negri Hickey
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    Selangor Team To Meet Perak
    56 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday Tl c following have been ted t<> represent Selangor agai Perak m the ELMS Malaya Rugby fixture to be played a* Ipoh on Oct. 28. Goh Swee Cheang, J. Skrine, D.A. Borrie, W. Barlow, Levissieur, Carrel. Browne; Tyre!!. H. Jones, Bell. B.
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    New South Wales Score 529 For 9
    53 7 BRISBANE, Oct. 21, (ReuterAAP).— New South Wales. 273 for two wickets overnight, carried their first innings score m the Sheffield Shield match here today to 529 for nine wickets and then declared. Before stumps were drawn Queensland had scored 42 for the loss
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    Selangor Rugby Review
    594 7  -  KEDAH put i*p an unexpectedly good display m their match with Selangoi last week which Selangor won 15— (i. The forwards were evenly matched with Selansor having fair exchanges m the set scrums and line outs, but Kedah found Selansor too fast m j the loose. Kedah's
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    LOCAL TALENT STOLE THE SHOW ON FRIDAY
    653 7  -  Herman Rappa 6 i FRIDAY'S programme at the Happy World was purely Malayan with the exception of Manila's Bahv Jackson. Wish all due respeel to Jackson, it was Shaw and Walkey who drew the crowd and they did not disappoint. It was a
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    Player Sent Off In Rugby Game
    318 7 IN ONE of the rare occurrences of its kind m Rugby matches a player was sent off the field yesterday m a game played on thr SCC padang. The match wa^ between the S.Ci.r. and R.A.F. (Tengah), arul ended m a n.rcr points (penalty)
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    Poh Lim The Star As S'pore Take The Lead
    504 7  -  KEN JALLEH Foong Seong Cqp Badminton By WITH Malaya's champion of Ireland, On* Poll Lim fipTitirt? fl Winning battle against cramp and exhaustion to take two important matches, Singapore raced away fro m Perak for a four-nil lead m the first
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    Recs' Skipper Walks Off
    69 7 TPIE Ceylon Sports Club hockey team yesterday beat the SRC four goals to two on the Padang. Recs scored through UOUttS (2) while the CSC goals came form S. K. Sundram, A. Karim (2) and Thillagaratnam. Two Recs players walked oft the field when a Recs
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    Ramblers Lose To Pk. Chinese
    34 7 IPOH. Fri.—The Ramblers 'A' suffered their first d< eat m the current Ipoh hockey league today when they unexpectedly lost "to the PCRC 'B by 2 goals to nil.
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    Scotland Beat Wales
    136 7 LONDON. Get Sc< Land, after a sJ uaks start, defeated Wales 3 to I m the soccer interi iti i match at I Cardiff on Saturday whore crowd of 60,000 saw a rat <.<■ r jed and disappointing game, j Injuries forced the seiectors to make three
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    Results At A Glance
    72 7 Ong Poh Lim Spore) beat Tan Jin Long tPk.) 15-5: 13-13; 1-5; 15-5. Wong Peng Soon (Spore) beat 100 Vong Khcun iPk.) 15-3: 15-?. Ong Poh Lim and Ismail bin Marjan i Spore I beat Teoh Seng Klioon and Teh C.in Sooi Pk.J 15-7; 14-14; 3-?.
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    Arsenal Held To A Draw
    326 7 Home Soccer The following are footbtll results: ENGLISH LEA<[ E FIRST DIVISION Aston Villa 1 A MM 1 Blackpool 2 West Bromwich 1 Bolton 0 Newca tie 2 Chiirlton 2 E erton I Derby 4 Bheffleld Wed I Pulham 1 Huddersf.i Id 1 I pool
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    Clean, Fast Soccer In Sportsmen's Cup Game
    619 8  - Clean, Fast Soccer In Sportsmen' s Cup Game HERMAN RAPPA By photo. PLAYING at Jalun Besar Stadium before a lanje crowd yesterday, Singapore beat the Federation two-nil to retain the Sportsmen's Cup for the second year m succession. Opening the score very early m the jianie, Singapore played with their
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    Commonwealth Score Third Win
    72 8 AHMEDABAD, Oct. 20— The Commonwealth touring cricket team today defeated Gujerat by 84 runs six minutes from time to gain their third successive victory. The Commonwealth scored 194 and 281 for six declared, while Gujerat made 172 and 219. Sonny Ramadhin, the West Indies spinner, took
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    FIVE HORSES SCORE FOR FIRST TIME AT PENANG
    1179 8  -  OLLIE DA VIES By LYING handy until a furlong from tome the 6-year old brown Australian mare Air Mail moved up strongly from the bunch to overhaul the leaders and win the main sprint event at Penang yesterday. The favourite Kanda was
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    Skrine's Try Saves Sel. Club
    232 8 Skrine 's Try Saves Sel. Club KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. On.' of the best and fastest n (by games of the season was played today on the padang when the Selangor Club narrowly beat the Selangor Police by 17 points (one goal, three tries and one penalty) to 14 (points (one
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    Maiden Century By Brian Close
    357 8 I'EKTII, Oct. 21 (Reuter-AAP)— Continuing their overnight total of 278 for ."> against Western Australia the MCC today closed their innings at 434 with one wicket m hand. A feature of today's play was a brilliant unfinished 108 by voium Brian Close. With 1)4 by
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    BARDHAN CUP WON BY SINGAPORE
    157 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Singapore Indians won the Bardhan Trophy this evening when they defeated the Selangor Indians by three goals to nil on the Princes Road ground. Singapore team were superior m all departments. Selangor Indians kicked ofT and play remained m midfield for
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS
    848 8 YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $413,300. FIRST PRIZE: *****7 (599,192) SECOND PRIZE: *****2 (549,596) THIRD PRIZE: *****4 ($24,798) STARTERS: (85,510 EACH) Nos: *****2, *****7, *****4, *****8, *****6, *****0, *****6, *****0, *****7. CONSOLATIONS ($2,479 EACH) Nos: *****3, *****6, *****1, *****7, *****9, *****2, *****0, *****4, *****8 AND *****6. Race One
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    Changi's Penalties Beat S'pore Police
    307 8 UNJHNG a five point Wmi mI. h U XV through sheer. lack of Hnin m the wetmm§ MMrfMi an<l \*<-r<- licalm 1% pointe (l penaltie>) to five (one gtal) |m H \.l !i M Police Training ground The Airmen thoroughly de- served the win as
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    47 8 B> Ol 1I! DAVB S PEN (R. 8.) v. morning ran threi n There i and \he tJ pair \vi. Grai I whom ran f •R.B. &fan< three m 3J (Little) wt pace D. I ed ii! paii I by M Dane; I
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