Singapore Standard, 27 September 1952

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    14 1 Singapore Standard VOL. 11l NO. 87 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Penies Rumour
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    2 Planes Crash
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    Jelutong Is Given Three Hours To Talk
    92 1 Mamlunl MafT < OlUBfUudfl !'I A \N(., F ri. Residents of Jelutong this mornI were -,i\t'u thrre hours to answer three questions Communist activities m their area. The ti.r :,.iires uere presented to them by Security rces iflw (nndiuted one of the bi^^est
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    Pianist Weds In Brussels
    165 1 THE urllknown Singapore pianist, Miss Florence Won-, v% ho let here m lMi."> to continue her studies at Brussels Conservatoire, was married yesterday m Brussels to Mr. Felix Marque, a fellow student but bet parents m SiniMDore could not attend. I loremes great friend. Mrs. Spencer
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    US PLAINS HUGE JET CARRIER
    6 1 US PLAINS HUG E JET CARRIER
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    Planter Fires It Out With 20 Reds
    307 1 Xl ALA LI 'MPI K. Fri.— A European assistant miniver m Johore killed one terrorist and, it is belie \ed" wounded two others during a gallant fight which he put up against a Ran? of 20 terrorists on his estate. Three other terrorists
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    Norfolks Going To Hongkong
    28 1 B alion Royal Norfolfc will sail sown for Hon°k 12 mtonths of iih the First British Division In Ko- Bi A:my Headquarters ed today.
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    LEAN DAYS ARE AHEAD
    899 1 Fergusson Warns Of Trade Risks, Need Standard Staff Reporter MALAYA FACES "less easy days ahead," warned the Chairman of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, Mr. E. M. F. Fergusson, m his speech at the half-yearly meeting of the Chamber yesterday. Signs pointing to this direction could
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    Bandits Kill Thai Chief
    61 1 BANGKOK, Sept 26 (AFP>:— Governor °i northern Thailand Chna was murdered m broad ,i:iv ight near Nakoi n Svarga on Wednesday. Three bandits ambushed the Governor's jeep, shot. stabbed and robbed him. Governor Chiui was one of the most able admi tistrators m Thailand and not(
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    Allison Takes Off
    72 1 MB JOHN M. Allis >n. Assistant Set ret v y ot State for Far Eastern Affairs, left Washingt :i j stei lay on sevenweek tour of the fai Ea=>t including Singap >re. LONDON. Sept 2n (AFP»-r The nine Bnn^h aii m< n rooned <>n th« t Sreenl
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    Blackouts C'ttee Offers 2 Ways
    843 1 Standard Staff Reporter ONLY two methods can deal satisfactorily with the shortage of electricity m the Colony, states the report ot the Committee appointed by Government to alleviate blackouts One is to provide additional electricity and the other is to shed load. The Committee is
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    Naguib Orders Port Ban
    71 1 Naguib Orders Port Ban CAIRO, Sept. 26 (Reuter) premier Gen. Mohammed Naguib last nisht ordered a ban on entry into Egyptian ports, harbours and airports without special passes. Excepted from the order are Egyptian Government officials attached to the Customs, air and shipping concerns' civilian employees whose work necessitates their
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    BLYTHE APPEALS TO NBLU
    197 1 THE COLONIAL Secretary, Mr. W. L. Blythe. yesterday. wrote to the 8.000 strong t Singapore Naval Base Labour Union to influence its members to exercise their civic rights m the forthcoming Legislative* Council by-election, m the Seletar Ward. This follows the decision of the Naval Base
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    MacD MEETS THAI KING
    51 1 B INGK4 > >r Th Bi itish Comm v <;.■.., Sout I) Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. ed m Bangkok if i routine vu it, had an _n-(oim.-il b with X f Phumiphon Ad u lei tot ed o tht Th;ii Ministe P 'A lit '■> <
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    GUN DUEL U.K. May Protest To Peking
    153 1 GUN DUEL U.K. May Protest To Peking HON< JKONG Spi 26 1 —The publif ben I ted intly towards Chinese I inlsl violal I internationa] law In abdu two Chine c pa ci |ci I the British-fl I Tak hii I n the high seas and firing w two Bi
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    Trygve Lie To Quit UN
    67 1 NEW YORK, Sept. 26 (AP) Secretary-General of the United Nations Trygve-Lie has decided to relinquish his US$4O,OOO post on Feb. 1. 1954, at the end of the threeyear expansion of his term and retire to Norway. Someday he may be the Prime Minister of Norway.
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    AIOC SWITCH TO AUSTRALIA
    47 1 CANBERRA, Sept. 2H: (AFP) —The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company h;is purchased all shares •if the Commonwealth Oil R?flnery and plans to build a new refinery able to produce 3.000,000 tons of oil a year m Western Australia, Premier Menzies tola Pa I iament today.
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    25-Day Mission Locates Armoury
    238 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Seventy men of the 16th Federal Jungle Company who set out to look for a terrorist armoury m one of the worst jungle territories m Malaya have returned after a 25-day operation their mission completed. The armoury also proved to be the headquarters
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    UK-Japan Textile War 'Inevitable'
    89 1 UK-Japan Textile War 'Inevitable' TOKYO, Sept. 26 (ReuterA\P)— An all-out "textile war" between Japan and the United Kingdom appeared inevitable was the general reaction of textile circles a1 O.saka, Central Japan, today. Big textile firms m this "Lancashire" of Japan wore reported to be sceptical of tne results of the
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    Sanderson Back
    22 1 TIIF Commander-in-Chief Far East Air Force Air Marshall A6. Sander.-nn returned to Singapore yesterday from bu >-day visit to Ceylon.
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    Correct Dress For The Ball
    265 1 i DOIIiTS HAVE been express ed on what is the correct attire with "shell jackets at the Government House Ball on Oct. 3, In honour of the Koyal visit. Yesterday, a Government .spokesman said that there hid been queries as to whether a while or
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    RADIO DIVISION CRITICIZED
    538 2 Judge Drafts 5- Way Check On Prowl Cars r Standard Staff Reporter THE WORKING system of the Singapore ladio Division was strongly criticized by the Singapore Second District Judge, Mr. H. Livingstone, yesterday, when he convicted the entire four-man squad of a radio car for occept n9
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    New Law Seeks To Protect Tenants
    226 2 Standard Staff Heportcr DRAFT thai tenants, who le to vacate houses I by landlords <>n the excuse that the houa s require re- ba their tenan- no\i with the AttorI ieneral's Department, Mr. W. I. Watson, Singap >re C." uacil Archi- and Building Surveyor,
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    Forestry Convention Starts On Dec. 1
    147 2 Standard Staff Reporter TOE SECOND session of the Forestry Convention for Asia and Pacific under the Food and Agricultural Organisation will be held m Singapore, Mr. C O Flemmuh. Forestry Officer, told The Standard yesterday. atlons have be< n seni ut m various countries
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    Brazil Jazz At Raffles
    67 2 THI jazz band oi I c rante ildanha, the 1 I an windja r v lich r on a world cruise, wfll r f tonight at Ibe Raffles Hotel. Th?» jommander of shi] Cj pta n Sy'.vio Borges s Motta, yesterday: to The i nba la
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    S'pore, Malaya At WHO Talks
    49 2 THE Third Annual Conference ol the Western Pacific Regional Committee of the Unit I Nations World Health Org inisation (WHO*, at which s ngapore, Malaya and North Borneo have representatives. Will work oui methods of faoproving health facilities and con Btions m the region.
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    CD Commissioner
    28 2 COL. I. T Fill ank, Comandant an Chiei Instruc- Civil Defence Sc hoo S i] re, has been appointed Ci\il Defence Commissioner from Jan. 1. 1953.
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    Journalists In UK
    34 2 TWO journalists from Singapore and two from the Federation, who are now visiting Britain as guests of the Colonial Office, visited the offices of the Crown Agents for the Colonies recently.
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    7 For P.I. Training
    69 2 7 For P.I. Training SIX employees of saw-mill m the Federation and one Singapore Government Forest Officer, will leave the Colony shortly to attend the Mechanical Logging Centre In Manila. Mr. C. O. Flemmioh, Forest Officer, told The Standard yesterday that the six-months course was organised by the UN Food
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    Four Candidates For By-Election
    268 2 Standard Staff Reporter PRESENT indications are that the by-election for the Seletar ward m the Singapore Legislative Council will be a close fight with the two major political parties and at least two independent candidates contesting lor the seat. j The vacancy has been Treated by
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    Gurkha Festival
    74 2 THE Gurkhas of GHQ Field Xecords held a Kalratri Dance at Nee Soon m the Army Catering Corps Dining Hall last light m celebration prior to the Balidan (Head Cutting Ceremony). The actual head cutting will take place this morning at 10.30 m ronnection with Hindu Dashera Festival.
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    Teachers Claim For Benefit Fund
    316 2 Teachers Claim For Benefit Fund Standard Staff Reporter THE Aided Schools' Teachers are anxiously awaiting Government's decision on the j Joy report on a retirement benefit scheme for them, several teachers told The Standard yesterday. The Joy report was received by the Government m April j 1951, and has not
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    Duchess: 4 Official Dinners
    157 2 THE Duchess of Kent will be the guest <>f honour at four official dinners during her stay In Singapore two given by the Governor, one by the Executive Council together with the Legislative Council and the other by the three Cammanders-iii-Chicf m the Colony. The Governor's
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    Precautions At Kallang
    250 2 SPECIAL traffic arrangements are being mafic m preparation for the arrival of tiie Duchess at Kalian; Airport oil Sept. :IC. No one will be allowed into the Airport building Crom 3.30 pm. on thai iay tntil rr.'.er me arrival a the Duchesi and tiie Duke. Entry will
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    Italian Consul
    35 2 SIGXOR Ratable Ferrajolo has been accorded provisional recognition as Consul of Italy at Singapore with jurisdiction including the Federation of Mulaya, Sarawak, North Borneo and Brunei pending the issue of Her Majesty's Exequatur.
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    *****7 Vaccinated
    30 2 355 1 1 7 Vaccinated A TOTAL of 8 704 personi were vaccinated m Singapore yesterday. This brings the total for 37 days shu c the rampjijgif began to 355,117.
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    'Loans Market' Proposed
    71 3 'Lo ans Market' Proposed -lit" Taa > v 'i.iiu a iT >•• v old nirrdi.tnl w.is mi.i,,,-,lv injui'il ulicn a «T v h'( h fie MAS t:i\ iim- crashed into .1 lamp post seat Ihc |u» I !'>,) of oronc 12, i i Road Singapore, '11 festei (i.i nuiniin;. i
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    Cruelty Ends In Divorce
    6 3 Cru el ty Ends In Divorce
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    DEBTOR SUMMONS
    14 3 DEBTO R SUM MONS >yed a nth n\ del v. as <"<- Ayn'■J pay Petal-
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    June Is Here Again
    42 3 J une Is Here Again ton, po] make k next Pi Rest came to m 1950 made a SingaE eration. Sho ts and R Malaya. 13, her P. Dresdens. v mother bonny will be m I a 'short 1 to go to
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    Up To Public To Aid SCA, Says Mrs. Eu
    174 3 Up To Public To Aid SCA, Says Mrs Eu Slndard W :::H Reporh r k STRONG rin v of wlii.i.valrr- U iryin- lo throttle onstimera Association's efforts to run _j m < lyde ferrace Market and it is now up lo ihe i« ihe aid of th.- Si Wrs. Robert
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    New $40,000 Church For Bedok
    110 3 New $40,000 Church For Bedok A $40,000 Methodist Church at Becluk, Singapore, will be! goin'4 up the 84 milestoi V. Hew Chew Hock District Superintendent of the isl Mission m Sii pore, will 1 for the buil I rrow at 5 0 p.m. The late Mr. Tan Hon^ Teck, has
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    174 DEATHS
    17 3 A total of 174 people died m Singapore last week against 207 the week before.
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    BLACKANG MATI
    37 3 AX ARMY spokesman points t Blak ing Mati is at Restri ted' Ai and visitors are allowed only if the: re ted with a pass by the Ai ities. i service to vailAl War Dep
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    Army To Pay Hospital Expenses For Workers
    235 3 Army To Pay Hospital Expenses For Workers NEW directive, which will ameliorate the position of civilian Army workers m Singapore and the Federation, has gone into effect retroactively commencing Au?. 7, this year. The Army, the directive says. ha:s decided to refund part of the War ent civilians' hospital expenses
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    $4,000 Haul By Burglars In 2 Houses
    146 3 TWO women, one Chinese and the other English, both living m a boarding house m Napier Road. Singapore. Jos; neariy $2,000 m jewellery and cash. The Chinese woman lost her handbag containing a diamond ring worth S 1.800. a wrist a fountain pen.
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    One Of The Finalists
    69 3 photo THERE was keen competition m the Sing ap<> r e Teachers' Union Music Festival competition at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday, when 11 school, sang their best to be selected finalists for the "big night" on Oct. 29. Picture shows the St. Margaret's School choir
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    Special Traffic Measures Planned
    42 3 SINGAPORE Traffic Police are arranging special measures m connection with the arrival of the Duchess of Kent and the young Djke of Kent, next I lay. Further details will be rets 1 through tin- Public Relations Department shortly.
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    Duchess Will Open Clinic On Friday
    274 3 Duchess Will Open Clinic On Friday SATA's GREAT DAY Standard Staff Reporter MAT FRIDAY the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association will be passing a great milestone m ii> history, wlirn the Duchess of Kent opens the new million-dollar Royal Singapore Tuberculosis Clinic. "Every one m S.A.T.A. is feeling a growing sense of
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    Worker Gets 5 Years On Hurt Charge
    166 3 AGREEING with the six to :>ne majority decision of the jury of not guilty on the murder charge but guilty on the lesser charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt. Mr. Justice Knight sentenced P. Bhannu, a labourer of the Singapore Naval Base to
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    Expensive Production
    111 3 SINGAPORE'S children have had to pay full rates to see te Greatest Show on Earth" because of the tremendous cost of the production, making any concession impossible. Mr. John Ede of the Cathay Organisation, told The Standard yesterday. He was commenting on complaints that children are unable to
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    $44,114 As Charity Gifts
    299 3 photo THE total received from the* Chinese Ladies Association's production "Rendezvous With Eve," and its apportionment to charity, were revea ed ai the annual general meeting o£ the as-. sociation on Thursday, according to a report received yesterd tj The total receipts were 544.114.24, and of
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    2 Women And Man jailed For Consorting
    102 4 IPOII. F: T::- i young Chinese, a man and two were each senI i ;.v years' penal ttude today when they convicted by Pretheroc on a ■ge of cons a ting ith at the 3rd mile v T< lok A n s o
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    Kronchong Contest
    38 4 THE PERAK OPEN A X .ag aid Interpetii aid uf the P Daj Fin I prill be George's I stituiiall on Nov 2. A c s Che '.udin c/o Food Control <»' I pins, on or before
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    Join Up, Medical Unions Advised
    49 4 Join U p, Medical Un ions Advis ed KUAI L UR, Fri.— An gisti d medicai .ration Services i siS.ngb. at a [erence m e.ected esidei t M Buncsar Hospi- vice Presi i Singh Gili v,. Secretary— Che Ji General H 5] il, X L Spii »ene: a Hospi-
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    TIANG DUA OPS SUCCESSFUL
    288 4 Villagers Told Of Plan To Develop Area Standard Staff Correspondent THE inhabitants of the new village of Tiang Dua m Malacca Central District were told yesterday morning of Government's plan to develop their area and to improve its agriculture, education and security. Before sunrise a party
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    Boys' Club Work Important-MacG
    143 4 Boys' Club Work Important -MacG KUALA LUMPUK, Fri.— Government attached great Importance to the hoys' club work m Malaya, and were adopting measures to train leaders tc promote such work, Mr I). C. MaeGillivray, The Deputy High Commissioner, said at the anniversan meeting of the Kuala Lumpur YMCA this evening.
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    Charge Lists Red Papers
    160 4 :POH. Fri. Khaw Hun Kooi, alias Bee Hoong Kooi <19>. and Leong Kow i2t> > wore produced before Magistrate Che Abdullah I day and charged with being m possession of terrorist cioouments. X taw was alleged to have two documents m Chinese asking for contributions to
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    Charge Explained
    51 4 IPOH. Fri.— A tailor, Liew att Choon, (24), produced 1 strati Ch< Abdulthis morning had a charge ising the death of Lee Yoon (20) with a jackknife on at the Bukit Merah village explained to him. The Couri x< d Oct. 6 ior preliminary inquiry. Liew was remanded
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    PERAK SJAA SQUAD FOR KL
    74 4 IPOH, Fri. The Perak St. John Ambulance Association will =en<j a contingent of six Divisional superintendents and a Corp< Officer of Ambulance Brigades m the State to Kuala Lumpur for the parade m honour of the Duchess of Kent's visit to the Federal Capital on
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    Hundreds Must Quit Ipoh Slum
    117 4 Standard Stall Correspondent IPOH. Fri. A total of 178 families <>■ upying 39 houses m one of [poll's slum areas Kampong Bengali behind the Majestic Theatre m Chamberlain Road have been served with eviction notices by the authorities. The occupants have been told to remove
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    Fed. Police Force Show 'New Spirit'
    220 4 Standard Stall Reporter THE VAST Police re-training programme is now well under way m the Federation. When peace is restored, Malaya will find herself m m possession of a Police Force m every way worthy of its past high record and traditions, says the
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    Max. Fine For Running 'Chee Fah'
    106 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.—Remarking that he did not see any reason why an illegal lottery should be run when there were several legal Lotteries, Che Han; a m the Second Magistrate's Court today, imposed the maximum fine of on Lee Cnee Kiong (25) for assisting
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    JUMBO PLAYS HIDE & SEEK
    56 4 JUMBO PLAYS HIDE SEEK KOTA TJTNGGL Fri. Several game wardens went elephant hunting m Mawai. near Kota Tinggi, following reports that an elephant was seen m the area. They failed to contact the elepham but another report of an elephant m Sungei Ringgit. Per™arang area, further south, sent the wardens
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    TRIED SUICIDE
    29 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A young married Indian woman. Thangammah after a warning was acquitted on a charge of attempted suicide. m the Second Magistrate 1 Court today.
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    OPEN LETTER SENT TO 2 BANDITS
    284 5 OPEN LETTER SENT TO 2 BANDITS Explains How To Surrender IPOH, Fri. The Officer Superintending Police Circle, Kinta, Mr. J.M.C. Wheeler, has addressed an open letter to two notorious bandits known to be operating m the outskirts of Ipoh. The two bandits, whose names were given as Chang Fuh Chov
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    Jap Influx Of Textiles Is Heavier
    231 5 Jap Influx Of Textiles Is Heavier SINGAPORE'S textile trade opened this year with a de- :>'•• »ing note, the entrepol business having been anything but healthy m the first silx months, says the Singapore Chamber of Commerce halfyearly report. The carryforward market .>n>rks from 19.~)1 were trem mis. whiic trie
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    Award For PC
    30 5 THE Ql'EF\' has approved the immediate award of the Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry to Police Constable Lee Sow Kuiu of the Federation Police V r cc
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    DANCE HOSTESS WEEPS IN COURT
    173 5 A camphor chesfl bought Mr. M. R. Duman. a former marine engineer from llon^koiiii. was t\w Mihjert of a ra*** m the Singapore Third District Court yesterday. A dance hostess, Annie Rahara a d, a n Indonesian woman, was charged with criminal breach of trust
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    SHOP PROPRIETOR FOILS ROBBERS
    276 5 PENANG, Fri. A 4?5-year-old sundry shop proprietor l.im Ooi. who raised an alarm though challenged at pistol point, foiled an attempt by Imo armed robbers, a masked Chinese and a Malay, to rob his shop at Burmah Koa«l last night. Wneii Lim and his >on showed
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    Maid Jailed
    69 5 A MAIDSERVANT formerly employed by a school teacher decided to plead guilty m the Singapore Fourth Police Court j yesterday when her rase came up for trial after she had been remanded a month. She was Pang Swee I. in (18) charged with stealing $1,075 wortii of jewellery
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    419 5 The 100-strons ffuard-of honour which will be inspected by the Duchess of Kent on her arrival m Singapore by air, staged a 20-minute rehearsal at Kalians Airport yesterday. They were drawn from the Royal Marines, the Royal Military Police (Malays), and the R.A.F. Regiment (mixed unit). The
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    BIG KL FAIR OCTOBER 4
    84 5 BIG KL FAIR OCTOBER 4 KLALA LUMPUR, Fri.— ThP nammoth carnival fair tv be ie!d at the Lucky World Park, Kuula Lumpur, on Oct. 4 from I p.m. till 12 rnidnighl -.vTil mark he close of this year'i Welfare functions organised by the Selangor Stale Welfare Committee tor rLiids. The
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    Ist Meet On Stokers' Row
    117 5 THE President of the Industrial Court. Mr. K. A. Seth. ,has. appointed Mr. Lim Yew Hock as workers' representative ami Mr. K. D. Rushworth as employers' representative to constitute together with himself, the Court to deal with the Gas Works' dispute which lias been referred
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    I-C Offence: Fined $4,000
    89 5 IBRAHIM bin Haji Mustafu. alias Aiy. who was alleged to have smuggled three Indonesian boys into the Colony for a sum of $6,000 and Later gave false Information to the Registration Office [n order to obtain identity cards for them, was fined a total of $4,000
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    Indian incident
    283 5 ROLtt owKiii dm be found m at} part* of th« *orld, arM Hole* matches ire -often subjected to te»t m some exotic place. A letter from customer once took us, for instance, te Snkkur. m India. wliTt the mils-long Barni^e span* the River Indm Tint particular i ustniiirr
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    Cost Of Killing
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    Port Of Malacca
    383 6 NANYANG SIANG PAU strong- < ly supports suggestions thatj Malacca be re-opened as a! sea port. < The daily points out that al- though the idea has been mooted for some time, the i Federal Government has not shown any enthusiasm for it. The people oi Malacca,
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      Are There First Class Asian Planters?
      538 6 Sir: As an informed s l-holder who does his own thinking, I shall be obliged if you will allow me to make a few observations. The replanting cess collected by Government is not revenue and as such Fund B" belongs to the smallholders and
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      Spoon-Fed Students
      220 6 g; r: The Director of Education. Singapore, is reported .to have said m the Straits Times of September 23 that the Post School Certificate classs weaned preuniversity students from > ihe spoon-fed type of education of their schooldays." Should this statement be true, it is correct to assume
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      A Cyclist Wants To Know
      299 6 Sir; As there have been some arrests of cyclists failing to stop at the ''Stop Look Go' signs lately, will the authorities kindly enlighten th< public as to what are the exact regulations governing cyclists. Does the law require Hie cyrlist to get down entirely
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    HUST-HUSH BRITISH ATOMIC TEST
    1142 6  - HUST-HU SH BRI TI SH ATOMIC TEST Bernar d Ul lm an n The Secret Of The Montebello Islands *hi IVOR the last four months Australians have had their eyes fixed on a group of islands m one ot ihe mo*! inaccessible archipelagos over the western world —the Montehello Islands
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    121 6 Sir: I have been g m the columi i your thei local papers about the controversy B< S on j the quota for import of Japanese textiles for new It is a i vn fart stj siness tig the last 2-3 years and have changed the tone of business
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    OIL ULTIMATUM UNACCEPTABLE
    444 7 photo But Mossadeq Says: World Peace At Stake LONDON, Sept. 26 i IP)— Authoritative quarters' first reaction was lo reject Iranian I rentier, Kfossadeq's, new proposals tor a settlement of the oil dispute with Britain ;i> an "unacceptable ultimatum." Prime Minister Winston Cfturchill was expected to review
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    Leading UK Historian In S'pore
    41 7 NG British hisl lan arrived m S 1 rtaya. < nd ::ee months m I 1 ir the V' urchaeolofl ILS- m L don. m m H a d*-; is an v of take I X C
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    OPEN VERDICT
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    Nat. Marines 'Capable'
    83 7 HONGKONG Sept. 26 'RevU r-AAP). G< n. Lemuei C. Shepherd, Commandant of the United States Marine Corps, said here today that Chinese Nationalist Marines trained m Formosa were now capable of carrying out "a very high degree" assignment. Chinese Marines had made great progress m the amphibious
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    Varsities To Be Merged
    57 7 HONGKONG, Sept 26 (AFP) The Ling-nan Christian University m Canton will shortly be merged with South China Union University and Sun Vat-sen University 1o form a major university for South China, according lo today's Hongkong Communist Ta Kung Pao which slated that the new university would
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    31 Missing With Survey Vessel
    58 7 TOKYO. Sept 2fi (ReuierAAP>— Thirty-one Japanese, including a number of scientists, are missing with their survey vessel on which they went on Wednesday to look at Japan'? new volcanic island. Maritime authorities fear the 200 ton supply ship Kaiyo ?»laru was sunk by a giant
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    Collapses In School
    22 7 A 49-year-old Indian collapsed m Victoria School last evening and died while being taken m an ambulance to hospital.
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    Divorce For Mona
    39 7 r.OS ANGELES, Sept. 28 'AP> Act less Mona Freeman. 26, won a divorce today from Pat Nerney, 'M wealthy Hollywood car rlealer. She told the judge that NeXrnev wa« *<> possessive that he hurt her film career.
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    NAGUIB SACKS 450 OFFICERS
    320 7 CAIRO, Sept iti (UP).— Premier Mohammed Naguib swept 4.»u officers ort' the aimed forces m the biggest purge since the ousting of King Farouk. ficers, holding rank from B ral to lieutenant, tiered at various stag< the army Jul: fificial ani came lasl night. <>m tlif
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    PHOTO STUDIO MEN NOBBED
    50 7 PHOTO STUDIO MEN NOBBED POSING as government officers, two Chinese entered a photo studio m Selegie Ro;id on Thursday niylit and demanded the identity cards of two employees. When the identity cards were produced, the two snatched them and ran away. Trie two employei made a report to the police.
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      DISCREET EVENING TOGETHER
      106 7 DISCREET EVENING TOGETHER PAH IS. Sept. 26 (RoutersPrince Aiy Khan and his "estranged" wife, Rita Hayworth, came together again today m his villa at Neuilly. a Paris suburb. They had dinner at a fashionable restaurant and then visited a Monteparnasse night club They drove home together after 3.30 this morning.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    81 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 26: The following are the closing p ices of rubbei and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 2216. Spot £963 per ton buyOct./ Dee. 22 id. ers, £964 sellers. Jon. /Mar. 22 d. Thiee months: £951
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    Moods Sweep Cape Province
    96 7 Moods Sweep Cape Provi nce JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 26 (Router) Four Africans have been drowned m their homes and many families isolated m the past few days m the heaviest downpour e v e r recorded m eastern areas of Cape Province. The town ot Alexandria registered Hi inches of rain
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    Families Wait All Night For News Of Sub
    161 7 Families Wait All Night For News Of Sub rOULON, FRANCE. S. pt. 26 (Renter). A widening oil patch and bits wreckage were the only visil < remains of the submarine La Sibylle, which matie her last dive Wcdiif sday with AH French officers and men aboard. Naval experts at 1
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    ANZUS: Military Details Completed
    215 7 PEARL HARKOIK. Sept 2(> (AP) The \\/l S Council's military representatives completed \«-i«ml;i\ their fir si conference on military details required to fulfil ihr three-nation Pacific Seeuritj Pact. "At present no expansion of permanently assigned officers for liaison purposes is contemplated, but arrangements for continuing liaison
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    Governor Visits ACS
    25 7 Governor Vi sits ACS ■j f i i -nor of Singapo Mr. .J F Niccll. pawi a visil U the Anglo-Chinese Scool, yei ti day.
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    85 7 LONDON-BORN screea star Charlie Chaplin and his family ire pictured here a hoard tlit- lin< i Queen Elisabeth at Cherbourg, Frasce, < m rovtc to England. Chaplin is making his first isit to London for l\ years, bo laim»h his new film, "Limelight,* 1 m which he is said to
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    HK Tightens Export Laws
    54 7 HON< ;k< >NG :>< The government of thi B crown colony tightened port controls today i ihe lo.'iknqe of rials to Communist i Hiina An o('iri;i] annourii a numb* i ol item > .■idded to thr list of prohi exports. Ambiguous pnra prevtoui xpori Legislai ion
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    Nehru's Warning
    20 7 Nehru s Wa rning HYDERABAD. Sept —Prime Minister here tod.i.v that nment would "n< d rebellion" m ;md "violence iolence."
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    US$375,000 Gold Stolen In Transit
    76 7 TORONTO. Sepi. ?C< fAP -S k box< fold w :v. 000 day at nearby Ma I while m transit s in Northern i The loot weighed a toti pounds. and police hing for thi< i to lift it m parcels. The robbery, bi| kind m
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    DIGBY IN UK
    21 7 MR WINFIELD 1) Lord of the Brtti -I, arrived m Hongkong on nn Inspection tour <•■• I ishments.— Beuter-AAP.
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    Consulates Closed
    20 7 C onsulates Closed HONGKONG All I'.ili.n) Chin.-i a Torre Mario, i i i said on !ii^ trrivi H gkong tod
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    19 guns boom for Brazilian windjammer
    421 8 19 guns boom for Brazilian windjammer Standard Shipping Reporter A 19 GUN salute norn the Royal Artillery garrison at Pulau Blakcng Mati boomed a greeting to a f 3u r masted windjammer when she g'ded majestically into Singapore harbour yesrerdav morning, hh r tall masts and graceful !<nes pfO\ idmg
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    The Captain And Visitors
    60 8 ABOARD the Almirante Saldanha: (left to right) Mr. Jofre Manhao. Portuguese Consul. Mr. S. E. Travis. Hon. Consul for Brazil m Singapore, (apt. Sylvio Motta. commander of the ship. Lt R.A.L. Longworth. R.N T representative of Naval C-in-C Far Last Station and (dr. Syliio Moutinho. second
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    UK-MALTA JET FLIGHT
    78 8 LOXDOX. Sept. 26 (AP)— A Royal Air Force Canberra jet bomber flew from Britain to Mail a and back yesterday m six hours five minutes flying time* Air Vice-Marshal D. A. Boyle, who piloted the plane, said he was no' after any records-**but as a busy man,
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    New Shell Co. Lighter Sails For Singapore
    90 8 New Shell Co. Lighter Sails For Singapore AFTER successful trials on the River dumber, the 320-ton motor vessel Punyu, the Rrst of two new cargo lighters for the Shell Company y Singapore, is now On her i^a; ten voyage to the East. The Punyu is being followed into service by
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    Japan To Recapture World Markets
    90 9 Japan To Recapture World Markets Hi lON, (Kimlaml), (Scalar) Japan lav wrv«*d notice to International Cotton ■il«' nnfrreiHT hrrr on r «l«-t»*riniiiali«>ii to r«*- >♦ her prewar dominance «»f u<»r!<! market"*. I Ha, I -ho Ui ted B ■>, who here to < 8 export .-genre m i rid X
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    12 9 Sept. 2 The pt< be rest i the r M
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    The First To Appear In S'pore
    56 9 special d plan oj British gowns and accessories that ir'rfl be shown m visit nf the Duchess oi Kent appeared m the window oi I a i i. Raffles Place, it features evening gowns as well ns pictures oj D is and her son,
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    14 S'pore Stores To Dress For Duchess' Visit
    367 9 14 S'pore Stores To Dress For Duchess Visit THK coming visit to Singapore of the Duchess ol Kent, as ow of the best-dressed of the Royal Family, will be taken as dt\ opportunity to! display m local shop-, the fine textiles. WOlMl's wear' and accessories produced by Ihc I'nited Kiagdoaa
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    CHAMBER'S HALF-YEARLY REVIEW
    414 9 Report Gives Highlights Of Pan-Malayan Trade THE total value of pan-Malayan trade for the first half of 1952 at $4,038,632,559 represented a decrease of $1,890,855,389 when compared with the corresponding period of 1951 ($5,929,487,948), occording to the Singapore Chamber Of Commerce half-yearly review for 1952. The overall
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    SHB Handles New Tonnage Record
    210 9 CARGO handled during t li hix months ended Jun« 30, 1932 al the Singapore Harbour Board (excluding coal and fuel oil) amounted to imports 1,188,855 tons (1,082,545 tons for the corresponding period of 1951) and exports 863,587 tons (903.573 tons). The hett registered tonnage of
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    Drop In Tin Concentrates
    97 9 Drop In Tin Concentrates PRODUCTION of tin-in- 1 concentrates m Rial; jra dropped from 4.84.7 tons i July to 4.755 tons m Augusi while stocks at the end August I was (>.838 tons compared writb 7.294 tons m July. Production included those Erom mines and <■ wash*] ers, while stocks
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    RUBBER MARKET EASES
    186 9 RUBBER MARKET EASES SELLING by European dealers eased the rubber market m Singapore yesUrday during which prices declined by cent j per Ib. for first grade rubber fur October shipment. Fair activity was recorded at the present levels and there was good demand on a quietly steady market that closed
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    Tin Prices Average £968.17.1d.
    207 9 Tin Prices Average £968.17.1 d. THE year opened with tin at £92^ 10s. Od. per too rising to £1.002 10s. Od. per ton m early February. Thereafter it fell to £959 per ton ;md throughout the period April/June remained .steady within the price range of £955/ £975 per ton, ciosing
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    113 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prkea (rents ix*r Ib m Sirica pore >eMrrda> flft; Bu\en> Sf lU'i v No 1 Spot Loose 758 FO B m bales Oct No. 1 K.S.S. ~ul *6l No. 2 R.S.S. 70 1%1 No. 3 R.S.S. G6 T(»ne: sii^htl> easier. LONDON RUBBER Friday's opening prires p;-r
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    'Malaya Has Lost Her US Market'
    244 9 'Malaya Has Lost Her US Market' NATURAL RUBBER THE I'KK I <.f rubber wma tarmmmd tin- !fu k at the beginning ol ifau \ctr .-md itlt <>:;!\ a !<--.> minor reactions, ban continued to (all. The iii -i Won wma ibe withdrawal <»f tin- H.I from stockpile buying. It was
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    8 9 PI Peso Decline s [AND this y< <>!■::■ terd
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    768 10 FRENC H DIREC TO R DOE S IT AGA IN! PRANCE.— Chris tain- Jaque Ik»n emerged as one of the great fi' m directors m Europe following the highly successful screening <>i "Fanfan the Tulip" m world fiim festivals and the latest of his works, *Adoraable Creatures* 1 had huge
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    1027 10 CI NEMA, TH EATR E THE ARTS .wwwwwt wwwww: m "Adorable Creatures" sue was doing very small bitscenes and had not achieved This film, plus her marriage to France's ?r.,)-t promising' film director, sh'mhl five her what she v .>i;t>. \'l NICE.— M ist loaders will now kn >w that
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    TIGERS CAN WIN BY THREE GOALS
    332 11 SAFA COP FINAL TODAY TODAY is Cup Final day m Singapore. Colony soccer fans will sathrr m their thousands at the Jalan Besar Stadium to watch Tii;er Sporting Association meet Royal Air Force* (Seletar) m the sixth post-war SAFA Cup Final. It proPMses to
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    16 Picked For Penang Cup Team
    88 11 16 Picked For Penang Cup Team PENANG Fri. Prnanff FA selected Iti player s tonight to travel to Ipoh for the Malaya Cup final against Singapore on Oct. 11. They are Tan Swe e Hock. Wong Kam Poll. MacGregor, t*un§: Siang Hock. W. Falconer, Ihuah Poh Aun. Tan Swee <
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    TODAY'S Sport
    71 11 TODAY'S Sport SOCCER: SAFA Cup Final Tigers v. RAt >• at Jaldn Besar. HOCKEY RAF << Utflt) v. SCRC at RAt f< Div. L PDW r RAt i far) at RAF (S). Div tIA SiicTvcood Foresters N o. RAF (Tenguin ftl RAF <7. Div. JIB, CSC 7*4 XI Khdlsa Association
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    104 11 A POLICE Sports Club completely off form and I two of their regulars, vt c lucky to beat BEME m a SHA division 1A league match at Thomson Road yesterday. The F one-nil the goal coi II minute.s after i ie Sundrum sent Leemb through
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    272 11 T.IM KEB CHAN (1174 lbs) Knocked out Mok Kai Khoon 1 12H lbs^ m round five of their j scheduled six round bout m the main event of promoter Nene's boxing card at the Happy World Stadium last night. It was an action-packed fijgg m
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    133 11 STAMFORD CLUB, Singapore, won the Emily Cup for the ftsst time, when they bent the Alumni Association of the King Edward' VII College of Medicine by four games to one m their annual tennis competition played at th« V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. Results: Stamford Club players
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    YMCA TENNIS
    69 11 THE follow c V MCA tennis championship ties played at Bras Baah Road today a' 5.15 m. Singles: Lim Hee Chin v i ris Lee, Fredy Tan v S A i) wood. Tan Ptray Kee v C, 11., idas, K. H. Awi v. i Te.-ienko v 11. Ramis.
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    34 11 Haikowyu In Fi nal HAIKOWYU Sp Is Club < tered the final ol Itc SAFA Junior Cup by beating Recreation Club "A 1 I Jaian Besar Stadium They meet the Star S for the cup.
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    200 11 IN A DAY of record breaking performances Lav Buong Hoo bettered his 50 metres (27.3 sees.) and 100 metres (62.2 sees) free style records at the AngloChinese School swimming gala held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Besides these, four other records were broken- -50 metres
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    Moolenburg Makes Sure Of SCC Win
    252 11 THE fine form of Moolenburg m the Singapore Cricket Club goal was responsible tor the Club's ■arrow one-nil victory over the Sherwood Forresters m a SHA division IB fixture on the padang yesterday. For he major part of the game, Moolenburjj stood unbeaten against
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    41 11 TAIPING. FrL— Taiping Malays beat North Malaya SubDistrict REME m a hwekey league match by 11 gpals to two. Scorers: were Suleiman (5). Tak Mvd.n (5), Atuaad Sallehudin Cli. Military replied with Hewitt and llabib each scoring a goal
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    67 11 THE FOLLOWING have been chosen to represent Singapore Garrison m a Rugby match against RNAS on Sept. 29 at Nee Soon: MacMurdo (FR) .Cagilevu (FR) Mangu <1 Fiji Bn.), Naceba (FR)i Williams *RAPC), Lemeki Lenoa (1 Fiji Bn.), Lawrence (RAPC), Llewellyn <RAPC>, Jones (RAPC) Anderson (MBTC>, Medland <G.
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