Singapore Standard, 29 September 1952

Microfilm: NL2286
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    Masthead
    17 1 Singapore Standard ik m i. VOL. 11l NO. 89 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    SUDAN IS OURS -NAGUIB
    4 1 SUDAN IS OURS -NAGUIB
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    A-Test Oct. 1?
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    UN Offer To Break Deadlock Rejected
    12 1 Sepi 29 d Nations y time
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    Blast Kills 7
    24 1 AN exr in gunpowder v at Pusan on Saturday killed en vorkera including s en and seriously injured I others. Reuter
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    First Tour Photo
    129 1 I I n i Ji O p ii 0 t o spe* iallj t ikei i<m The Sing .i o i e M uid i rd show s the I*i't bess i»i' Km I I i;*T m)ii. !hr Duke wi Kent, iralk.M iiu i! d* the (\reoaau(
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    10,000 SCREENED IN PENANG OPS
    536 1 10,000 SCREENED IN PEN ANG OPS Inha bitan ts Given 11/2 Hours To Talk Standard Staff Correspondent PENANG, Sun.- The biggest screening operation by a combined military ond poike force in Penang Island took place simultaneously in three areas of George Town this morning when 10,459 adults were screened in
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    SANTAYANA DIES
    46 1 ROME, Sept. 27. (Renter) Poet-philosopher George Santayana's 88-year life of stud}' came to an end on Friday night in the solitude of a Roman convent, where he had i withdrawn from the turmoil of the I'iith Century. He died of cancer. Tin- INSTRUMENT PANEL
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    Goats Flown To Gurkhas
    98 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Gurkhas' traditional ceremony of "Dasahra" came to a climax yesterday with the cutting: of the sacrificial bullock's head. Throughout Malaya Gurkha units have had their "Dasahra" celebrations. For one small detachment somewhere in Malaya the Royal Air Force flew them in some
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    THE DUCHESSONE DAY MORE
    241 1 NICOSIA, Sept. 28— The Duchess of Kent and her son, the 16-year-old Duke of Kent, took off from here this morning on the next stage of their flight to Malaya for a month's tour of South-East Asia. They are due to reach Singapore on Tuesday, y
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    RAF Jet Sets UK-Nairobi Flight Record
    112 1 RAF Jet Sets UK-Nairobi Flight Record NAIROBI, Sept. 28, (Reuter). A Royal Air Force Canberra jet bomber set a record for the London to Nairobi flight this morning when it landed here at 0958 and 43 s conds GMT. The pilot reported that the flight from London had been .''ill.
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    5 Hurt In Penang Fight
    97 1 PENANG, Sun. Five Chi- e e were injured this morng following a Rghl which »ke H tween them and 20 Malays ai Dato Kramat Road, !i"ar the mark It is believed thai the fight after a young Chine e 3 a- i tant, in compliance
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    French To Use Comets Next
    167 1 Standard Staff Reporter THE SECOND airline company to use Cometa on tbeir regalar funi will ba the (Jnion Aeromaratime -A-..'--transpott of France, Captain P.i i X'ifrlidLj. one of :ne Cptnpany'M pilots told The S!ini.i.i. I yesterday. the passengers who came with tne BO.\r Comet on
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    Mr. P.M. Williams
    50 1 SUPPORTERS of the Labour Party in the South Ward recorded their dissatisfa ti n over the nomination ol P. M Williams as a party candidate fur the forth City Council electh i meeting ye terday. This i Midi tte of their choU e is Mr. S. Jaganathan.
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    Trawler Nets Lost Hornet
    273 1 Standard Staff Reporter ROYAL AIR FORCE officers began investigations yesterday into a spectacular find two pieces of aircraft wreckage by Chinese trawlermen fishing in the South China Sea, some 100-odd miles north east of Singapore. The wreckage is claimed to have belonged to an aircraft bearing
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    Total Blockade On Korea Coast
    285 1 TOKYO, Sept. 28, (UP).— The United States Naw slapped a total blockade on the entire Korean coast yesterday and ordered its warships to patrol within gun range of the Soviet and Red Chinese coasts. The new orders will send American warships within 12 miles of
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    Night Club Drama
    40 1 A JAPANESE p i id man ib nnri woundfd an Amctfcan tK%\ > soldier in a night cvjb Kuniarridio. Soutlicrn Japan, on Saturday, :iiter a yirl coraplaiaed t l i it the loidier was makins imprapec advaoctf. Reuter
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    Flowers For Duchess
    55 1 photo AUSTRALIAN uild fl<iu«'!N vvrre flown 4.000 inilrs into Siii:.i|)oii > jresterdaj to <!<■< orate the Dm h«v> .»1 hcnt> iMM in u r n m e n t House durnii; tier vt.»\ in t!i«' dloiin I'ii tin c slutA > t flight host. Bettf Johnson, with
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    HGs Bag 3 Of 4 RedsSlain
    97 1 HGs Bag 3 Of 4 RedsSlain KUALA LUMPUR. S :<> Guards in the K i Balah Disl I K have killed ihn-e Ch. terra I with their ]>■■.... H 5 G i i to Ilit EC tan Home [ratulating n on t) Sir Gerald i i i h> sue result
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    FRANCHISE: CHARGE IS REFUTED
    373 2 Chamber's Citizenship Request 'Not Ludicrous Standard btatr Reporter The request of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce for franchise rights (local citizenship) for local Chinese residents who are not British subjects is not "ludicrous", said Dr. (M.ss) S. Y. Wang Secretary of the Chamber, yesterday. Speaking
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    Largest Tanker Calls At Bukom
    323 2 I IRGEST OH tinker ever to call at Singapore Shell Company's 28.000-ton Velletia— dropped anchor for i few hours oil Polau Bottom after her 10-day voya e hnm Bahrein in the Persian GoM and then sailed direct^ lor Yokohama, Japan, last nislit. ed for bunk,
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    Too Many Flag Days...
    73 2 Too Many Flag Days... rHI issocia Utl Sin ipore j there are I days in the 9km y. t .i >ii Meeting oi tke ic iti b s t OBUBIHee, U was i h Uiat las Jays oold be restrk led to ckari- s sMi ll] SO d -Jitu-d. Secrctan
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    ...Too Many Vagrants
    69 2 lin hi are 100 ama; v.i ;r.intN in ih (imho, Singapore Justices ofl Ike IV u said (!.rThr lustlCCS w ht» l^itrii Oiilr.mi Ku.id PrisOß fooad that Ikere fit 121 ■ale v.iui.mtv M»nnu .mil Mil Ikeve one J P. told The Standsrd Uhi| vagtaats m iiiu'd |g
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    Adjustment OfGrievances
    90 2 PENANG, Sun.— The first meeting of the joint >unci] which i is I by an agreement be- and the P -lang S i De ember held on Friday. Ten in it; m ie PMSU were I at. natters were pat [or dis agref lent was reacherl on an
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    Expert Flies In
    32 2 [H R. BENNY, a de< p-drill operator, flew into Singapore Qantas EOAC from London yesterday under contrad to layan Drilling Company. He work on the Shenton Way road project.
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    Dinner Party
    33 2 MEMBERS of the Singapore Naval Base Labour Union gave a dinner party on Saturday -ht to Mr. k. Madhavan, a under member, who is going to India on six months' leave.
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    Big Drop In TimberSales To Australia
    172 2 AUSTRALIAN import r< trictions have resulted in a big drop of exports of sawn timber j from Singapore to that country! —from 3,558 tons during the first quarter ol this year to 603 tons di.ring (he second quarter, states the quarterly, report of the
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    Secretary Quits After Censure
    169 2 MR. WONG SENG TICK. President of the Singapore \diiiiralt\ Local Staff Union, announced yesterday that he hn<i resigned, after he was censured at an executive committee meeting held on Thursday ior meeting the Gvil lord of the Admiralty. Mr. Wingfield Digby, without consulting the Committee. Mr
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    UNION URGED TO VOTE
    169 2 THE PRESENT set-up of Ihe General Council of the Singapore Labour Party has no room for any sincere and hardwork: :ig Labourite in it. This allegation was mane by Mr U P. D. Xair. City Conn cillor for South Ward and an Independent candidate for the
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    Sardine Price
    22 2 .ACCORDING to the latest "fair price" list, a 10-ounce tin of "AyanV brand sardine retails ai 65 cents ea b.
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    Vernacular classes may teach English
    170 2 THE 2.000 adults in the 90 odd vernacular classes now run by he Singapore Council for Adult Education may shortly learn an additional language English— for the puce of one. The suggestion to learn an extra language was made by the Department of Education to
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    15 Answer Blood Call
    73 2 NINE donors from the Hongkong Shanghai Bank, Orchard Road, and six police men from Kandang Kerbau Police Station gave their blood to the Singapore B'ood Bank last week. BALA.NCE :.i Qli B^:-.k up to Sent. 26: Ft O I P '<) IV \W lot.il Do'i<^: on
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    Farewell To Jack Evans
    174 2 photo. MR JACK EVANS, the Official Malayan Film censor wh leaves Singapore for the United States and Britain on Oct. l. was given a farewell cocktail party at Princes Re?I taurant yesterday by the Kinem.vograph Renters' Soi cietv of Malaya Ltd.. whose President is Mr. W.
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    RiFleman Wounded
    22 2 RIFLEMAN R. Arlinsnn of the Ist Cameronians was wounded during an ;i:nbush contact at the Scg;.m..t ::rea on Sept. 2r».
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    'CLOSE SHAVE' FOR 3 MINESWEEPERS
    216 2 A MARINE police motor, launch nearly arrested a British flotilla of minesweepers during "Operation Fullback" late on Saturday night. The flotilla of three G.P.V's proceeding in line were challenged by the police as they were coming into Singapore Harbour blacked out and without navigation lights.
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      130 2 AVnr o/i Display A II We A' o/ SII.KS gg LACES I 3 .A Gn. cfiy Of 3 In I.ovHv Net r.iUtrns antl I HvilAN SINGH CO/. LTD 1 '■hO-\. RAFFLES PI ACE. S TEL 1848-1952 AFTER CHILPfer J J ;;t matfe exjx >- »«iit 7^o;?ic" bi com '■•'*•■< <"^
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      101 2 i, AH POUND HEW- NOW, AH &-BUT-MAS AH TV FUCBKT T' IN "T> [VakTbl ~'L NO <•'••" "oH. "V .r t V K IN GIT HER BACK//"- FERE— MERELV BECUZ AH IS HER T>fOPPOPTUNfTYT*MEET TH' GRAPt m i rfm rr^rr\ i ib-4 husbin? she is a big Starnow. cpfam g'noovorx
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    Registration Chief Fined
    106 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. [*e ling the accused that he more foolish than criminal, the President of the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court. Mr. J, G Adams, today, convicted the Chief Registration Officer for the Federation. Thomas Milligan King, and fined him $250, in default six months' rigorous imprisonment,
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    THE FIRST YANK IN A COMET
    221 3 Standard Staff Reporter AF'TEK completing a trial flight from London to Singapore in a BOAC Comet yesterday, Mr. Wayne W Barrish, the first American to fly in one of these aircraft) said that the American Airline operators in Europe would be hard hit when
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    New Traffic Plan For Collyer Quay
    217 3 Standard Staff Rt'pnrlrr A NEW ONE-WAY traffic scheme for Colly er Quay has been recommended, on an experimental basis, by the Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Singapore City Council. The scheme, which emanated from the Singapore Traflic Advisory Committee is for traffic heading
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    POSTAL WORKERS WANT NEW DEAL
    284 3 Strike Threat Posed THE SINGAPORE Union of Postal and Telecommunications Workers yesterday decided to submit to the Government a revised pay scheme tor their 500-odd members. T Executive Committee of the Union was given until Oct. 26 to complete negotiations with the Government. It is
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    Warning On Self-Rule
    211 3 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE ran attain inI dependence in five years time if there are only the present two political parties in existence. An additional party would delay it. said Dato C.J. Paglar. Progressive Party Legislative Councillor for Cnangi, i yesterday. He was speaking at a meeti
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    Not Enough Parking Meters For Try-out
    254 3 Standard Stall Reporter THE difficulty of obtaining a sufficient number of parking meters is delaying the Singapore City Council's plan to charge motorists for parkin?; tars in Raffles Plate and Fullerton Place. The Council'.- Vehicle? and Traffic Committee lias received offers from two Singapore
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    More Vaccinated
    11 3 A lota vaccinated in 5 day This bri .1
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      193 3 j Many Others Have Done It: HAVE YOU??? PAY-DAY IS DUE IN A DAY OR TWO Open YOUR Savings 3Hje Cfjartereb ißank of iinbia, Australia anti Cljtna. As littk as $10 will open your account earning intrest Q* 2i r per annum in Singapore, The Federation, Borneo and Sarawak Mi
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      27 3 1952 "TIW car that dnVfes itedf Ask the befson who owns it Most advanced of the modern automatic drives— Instant change from forward GEORGE LEE MOTORS LTD
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      18 3 nufSo^A Silo' BUT THE K ALWAYS GO Wo*> NO^^B M ALLEY. YOU AND FOOZY (kISHT^J CARRY THE BALL
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      436 3 SM$fG/SPORE (.\ICHH U: 'p::: r- I 1 s, (Hn lusta 315 63U and iIS (ML4OB) ♦> :iO n DIARY i -4> 7 riiixiwi \T! ei t PAVILION: State Secret 14" K I Cv, o l mc? i leader's tiraimng cou "I RADIO PROGRAMME :,h hv' o: \i a w- V
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    Moscow's Orders
    718 4 1 annot be denied that w.<- reo nt talks between the J aese delegation from Peking headed by Chou pmen oi the Soviet Government in far-reaching consequences in the (j pj future events throughoul the Far East heads g itb I th( r, it is certain th.it no
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    This khaki Cromwell
    782 4  -  James Cameron trill ho spread the €*€>rn in Efjfjpt? 1 UK heat sits over this glamorous, city like a lid, over the wilting politicians endlessly conferring, over the empty palaces and the congested gaols, over the great' tepid cocoa-coloured Nile. It is hard to be a revolutionary
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    Needed: Report On Minor Ports Of Malaya
    925 4 Sir;— As one who has expei Uin e of ships and ports. 1 set out be w my views on the scheme lor the construction of the three now wharfs a: North K.ang Straits Site at Port Swetten- ham which requires the con-
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    We, the PEOPLE
    62 4 We, the PEOPLE >pment I A page 144 of Major Ports a as .<: fh from Port Sw< bei C be by road, a or.. pruporiion in- i on it. As in E ig -a possible be for the Railway its* If to enter tbe road haulage businsS rather >h:
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    Protect Our Schoolchildren!
    463 4 Sir;— So netime ago, we read a few letters from so b public-spirited persons, .who condemned the sale at spi y sex books and immoral literature by certain bookstalls in Kuala Lumpur and requested police intervention. Apparently nothing has been done, as these books and magazines are
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    Progressives' Newsletter
    246 4 Sir; A recent addition to our Colony's stock of newsprint is the Progressive Party's newsletter, extracts of which have been given prominence in your paper. The purpose of the publication of a newsletter by the Progressive Party would be political and we presume that it is only meant
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      105 4 7 underweight >^O and delicate. Couldn't make headway until Y ;rLo oc r 7 OEUCAri^X^^ I eo Thino£ i|7 »i T P* DCISKT -t O MAHf ANY -,»OWA>j W^^rrlt 3' Uk. VA- EVERY DA Y#v »^1 "^V 1 M M? l7£ TSA: »o/ (ZA MUKMV!... -WL SUCH A LOV£LY NEXT
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    YOUTH
    20 5 A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE SINGAPORE STANDARD FOR MALAYAN YOUTH VOL. I NO. 21 ;NDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1952.
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    Blind Youths Enjoy Normal Boy Seoul Activities
    613 5  - Blind Youths Enjoy Normal Boy Seoul Activities T. MacPHERSON By 1 l'nrt;l;!i.1ll SpotlightI kinesf \r!i\ llifs I D MOONEI brought hK b*n up steadily thf h wi til Ijk .irrow >lon l\ npirtin^ the an- which I poiß| it dir>-< .it m -ct. Above the hill > i rrsation (in
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    BETTER QUALIFIED TEACHERS-A 'MUST' FOR PRIVATE SCHOOLS
    1131 5  -  PAUL S. MARK AND AN Says TPHE POST-WAR period has seen a constant demand for education in school and commercial subjects, not only from the youth but from the older men and women from all walks of life. This is true of most
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    The Rolling Stone
    647 5  -  RAMBLER By \RE you fully satisfied with your job and your station in life? If not. well, look around >ou for a better one and change over. You need not be troub e I by the old adage "a rolling stone gathers no moss," because a rolling
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    UN Helps To Get Them Back
    60 5 UN Helps To Get Them Back 4 PAGES FREE 'i- Led N'ations I inceasing o etfa e of i in S rontroled 11 recently voted unam wil'i I and the i 1 N Comm Duj the G< .•til! .,i. it ions < for return 1 1 lavia itly 12 Still
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    ODD SPOTS
    202 6 r r HR E E Oxford students repori a peaceful holiday i touring Devon and Cornwall in a motor hearse. GIUSEPPE M A SELL O, eiyhteen-yea r-old Ausi ralian immigrant, fired at birds, severed a n overhead electricity line, and was electrocuted when the cable coiled round his
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    The Art of QUARRELLING
    1022 6 The Art of QUARRELLING Fooi* U><> far and say foo muvh trhvn iho*, QU€urvL says TO DA it nh<> gi&f fotr iPoPtit tvrs an K RE you good at quarrelling? It is a useful art in this 20th Cent ury. and everyone should know something about it. Any day you
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    A Game Leg Does Not HandicapHim
    405 6  -  FRANCIS BOEY By pXDR sixteen sect old Tcng Chun Kong, it he? clv.avs been en cmbition to shine in sports in one sport c\ least. This would seem en easy ambition to so many other lads, but to Tcng it meant the pursuit of
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    Can Climb Easily
    41 6 I IF. limped badly. But to- day Tang "walks" and on a careful observer would notice the slight limp he still has to remind him of his tragic baby-hood. T'ne timely acquisition of a specially-made pair oi boots
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    A PRESENT FOR ROKIAH
    838 6  - A PRESENT FOR ROKIAH RANJIT SINGH By^=r SALLEH finished his dinner. It was not much of a meal but he was satisfied. He strolled into the bed-room and sank into a rickety chair, listening to the sounds of home. They were good sounds. Sounds of pots and pans in the
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    Helicopter Station
    117 6 r riiE suitability of the South Bank Festival of Britain E as a rotor station for central London was put to a practical test recently when a British European Airways helicopter landed near the partially demolished Dome of Discovery. The machine, a Sikorsky S-51. landed and took off
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    In Passing
    28 6 E opter bility. W several ftai might be off from y of the oi I and land i heart of the of Union bui GPO. or >
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      37 6 p woe* r°* SI \|il s I \<i EaU I CHUNG KHIAW BANK, LTD m xou ca^ ortN a savings iOON Ni i lj AM LITTLE AS $1/ IXTKIU.SI WUi [I »AID AT 21% PER ASM M
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  • YOUTH SPEAKS
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      Our Royal Visitors
      327 7 Singapore will turn out in full Strength to welcome the Royal visitors who are expected to arrive at Kallang Airport at five tomorevening. Though we have had to wail these went? three years foi a royal visit, the arrival of HR.II. the I) ol Kent and her
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      Moral Instruction
      403 7 r out the Gan Eng Seng School. Singapore. t lei '"Youth" readers know mote about -training talks that were held there 1 k and the boys in the secondary 01 plimented for having organ I i for it is our belief that if there is any- nore moral
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    MASS DRILL BY SPORE SCHOOLGIRLS
    29 7 picture). MASS IJKILL rehearsal on the St. Joseph's Institution ground by students of Singapore's (,irls Shools in preparation for the forthcoming Education Wrrk. Standard
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    A Good Memory Is One Of The Best Starts In Life A Youth Can Have
    1119 7  - A Good Memory Is One Of The Best Starts In Life A Youth Can Have P. J. JAMES By J^IK Arthur Con an Doyle's brainchild, Sherlock Holmes, was a walking encyclopaedia on crime, and had all the facts and details at his finger-tips. On the other hand, his knowledge of
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    BANNER BEARER
    45 7 picture*). MRS. Ht»i*> Lyne. Commandant of the Singapore Battalion of iht Girls' Life Brigade, Inspecting the Bth G.L.B. Company at Wesley Church, during thr annual "enrolment service" held rcciutly. (On top) Set. AniV! T.»v the colour bearer of Iht till* Coaipany. Francis Lee
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    YOUTH AT THE FETE
    162 7 A! L the glamour and the fun of the fair m;n hi o\er now. hut memories remain, and among those arc wli.it Singapore's youth did to make the St. Andrew's Cathedral Fete and lair the overwhelming success that it w.ts. These flashback! bf "Youth's" cameraman Francis
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    The_Best Way To Learn Is By Asking Questions
    146 7 ONE of the I v t* turns. Pe •< o 1 e i tholK I t lip b;informer wii! v f 4 we are ii I 1 I that the in hii begin wil i thing ol n proven thai i B
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    How MAny Words Can You Get?
    92 7 How MAny Words Can You Get? r l\'//.s" eek't oo li. those in school. Alt ,< to do is to write dou n words you can i< letters contained m iht "STANDARD J C rs will I one corn u-ruiig, or "not M» bi fl wont So i 7/-hr/( yott
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    Famous Men Contest
    49 7 H, oelii Km t I chill. Sir Gerald I f'■ nS ral \(i<juti' were badly fun r CSf t'.'iilnr* grai rcC: entries i j tder*. French Conu< M > K 41 I Hatnid Coll* Ctu n Tc trtei end ttlch tfeii i -i i for tfic retwlt*.
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    WHAT'S THIS?
    99 7 BIT early for snow, isn t il Yet. there it is. Bettting all round me. It came down, rerj suddenly, just l.id\ [fl white .iiid man in rrej came out of a buildinf irlth a tall spire on i». The snow fell so fast I couldn't tee very
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      51 7 CAN YOU SOLVE IJTVE fruiti will be revealed len jou rean ange tl f letters in acb ol t*e •> f anag an LET MEN A ROW KKN T SOI. MUM LEAP PI PEN MOP SIR Mi N RfNG E M'vi ■.mo i i i J.' f j :<)]it'lv,iu\j ■>■■,■■
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    An Exciting New Serial
    116 8 STORY SO F\R: B/j WILS >H voung j e, has jobu <• his f a tanker the Tort O U Ltw rpooh \iin has a bad r -\t Bill decides i >m open mind i tfl miw READ 1> 1 1 I couldn't make up his
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    THE LAST NIGHT IN PORT
    99 8 THE LAST NIGHT IN PORT I '.opif OJ as far as B. was waa the ning I He cou'd::': help B thai he had rather wag pie, o oJ .< g excitement didn't ■> > be contagious to the rest of the crew p able exception of and nv one
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    204 8 FYKSFHSFSFK n i 51 m he had joi ned the Me chanl Service a j It irsfa disturbing train of thought and tefl him wondering it he"d ever make a SMCtSS "i sailorintj as a career; he had so little initial start, not coming from a seafaring
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    Who And What
    333 8 VY'HO is the swiftest author? Answer:- -Jonathan Swift. WHAT is always behind time Answer: -The back of a watch. WHAT is the difference between an engine-drivel arid a schuo! master Answer: Gi;e minds the train, and other trains the mind. delights in following its master from loom
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    115 8 appre a 1 igh 1 Chiesman, from Pt Pi I in Bill fou him- in spite of his k of j S m v tag a! an> kind a IS r ■■ut af his line but tn» >> livel\ i> a ni<:ik'-v mi ii»< k .uid.
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    270 8 gUTAOrS boys and girls are Kiving the nation's art a world uidr boost in thrir own art show the Niti u n a 1 Exhibition of Children's Art. convened by the "Sunday Pictorial" is London. Kvprrts agreed that the entries, chosen from
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    155 8 no fonn«M lion with the sea or >hij>v except .\u iaexplicable inborn loasias. diftivult to put .i Bager i>n and almo>t iaipossible to explain The ist nighl in port B stood > i the le tc, just below 'iu> bridge'. at;d looking the g isteni:.^
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    REALIZATION CAME AS SHOCK
    152 8 REALIZATION CAME AS SHOCK TTHE Poi 01 Sp was ing the iiis: in the morning and Bi!! stood thinking strange i: wrould be I the deck creak:, g I the siiio comidg a live hing the larkness »»s s f aware >thei pre» the M t over the rcj. awa:
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    BEGINNING OF A NEW LIFE
    82 8 BEGINNING OF A NEW LIFE HPHE following moi til L with t rkable ol stle I confusion, the "P r| Ol Spain' ;ai e day was bright and frosty and she chui ne i a any wake in the murky Wll »rs the Mersey as >i. < u-' asl 4
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    TALKING PETS
    214 8  -  DAVE DOUGLAS By IT would be difficult to dis--1 lodge Rover, the dog. from his pedestal as kins of the household pets, but a talking bird is fast becoming a favourite. The parakeet, sometimes erroneously called a love bird, has risen in popularity within just the last few
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    Rolling out Of Bed
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    IMPROVE YOUR VOCABULARY
    23 8  -  GURU By rarel i prtn be hone 1 Miswers n CEU WTO I RV W f<ii Smprovi Ifit', -no I
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      184 8 THIMBLE THEATRE Starring POPEYE By TOM SIMS and BILL ZABOLY T«e WEATHER AMD .hs I I HAVE A) I I ,uy IiTTIE FC V oj L_^ i^PTTE^SEEM QUITE IQBALgJ t I TMEO^y TMAT OUS -S, IT K. APE WOT TAK«KIG A PgQPEg) V-^n. %Ar4OTV€ RSrtY F R LACkI OF LUC^
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    UK TO START A-RACE WITH US
    396 9 Heavy Outlays In Aust Tend To Confirm Reports SYDNEY, Sept. 28; (UP) Expensive outlays in Australia tend to confirm Paris reports that the Monte Bello tests would kick off an atomic weapons race between Britain and the United States. The extent and character of
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    Secert Military Talks On S-EA
    83 9 Secert Military Talks On S-EA ISHINGTON, Sept SS, (i pio:>i iln if?i( ijl t hist niijht th»t i highly it iiai't'cnir tin uiii be hrid !>« th- IN •■ikt D'ii.u tin' i»t m \t niotith. E s laid A por- ree pov, g taken S photo. Crew of a minesweeper
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    U .S. Strike Ends
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    UN Planes Mistakenly BombGreeks
    125 9 SEOUL. Sept. 28, (AP) Th c U.S. Eiqhth Army disclosed tonight that Allied planes mistakenly bombed Greek troops this morning on Big Nori hill a few hours after the Greek infantrymen had seized the Western Front height from the Chinese and while th e >' were
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    QueenMother Praises The Commandos
    123 9 INVERNESS, Sept 28 (Reuter) American representatives were among a large crowd which gathered on a highland hilltop 'near here yesterday to watch ihe Queen Mother Elizabeth unveil a memorial to fallen British commandos. Before removing the Union Jack draping the monument, the j Queen Moi her
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    Rail Crash: 3 Dir
    25 9 THREE people were killed and 14 injured when an express train bound for Allahabad from Gorakhpur was derailed early yesterday.- Reuter
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    RelationResumed
    30 9 PRESIDENT Truman has ended 18 months of diplomatic rebuff of Communist Rumania by naming Harold Shantz, a career foreign service officer, to be United States Minister there. U .P.
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    RUSSIA READY TO TALK BUT....
    69 9 LONDON. Sept 23. <UP>:Russia today announced its "readiness" to take pan in :i new four-power meeting on the Austrian treaty but not on "the terms proposed by the Western Allies, The Russians, in 3 note to the Western B:s* Three demanded that the United States.
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    Jap Survey Ship Is Lost
    69 9 TOKYO. Sept. 28, (IT) Tho Maritime Safety Beard Bounced officially belief that the "Kaiyo Maru f>" missing for live days sank as a result of fresh volcanic eruptions near ind in the Bjyonnaisc area. Kaiyo Maru No. S t radi pt. g its base to
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    Howard's Widow Robbed Of £4,500
    51 9 Howard's W idow Robbed Of £4,500 NEWDIGATE, (Eng la.nd) Sept. L'7. (Renter) Mrs. Ruth Howard, widow of screen star Lesile Howard, was robbed of jewellery worth £4,500 today. A thiel broke into her home here while she was shopping r Dorking five miles away. rhe stolen jewellery included her wedding
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    Ban On Unskilled Labour Renewed
    105 9 NEW DELHI, Sept. 28. il'P) The Indian Government yesterday renewed its ban on emigration of unskilled workers from India to the Federation of Malaya, Singapore and Burma. A notification by the Ministry of External Affairs prohibits with effect from Oct 1 tit is >ear all
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    Wafdists Not To Register Without Nahas
    178 9 Wafdists Not To Register Without N a has CAIRO, Sept >8. (Beuter) Egypt's powertul Wairi party is geiag Ml <>t Ki( cal basinesi rather than do i t hen t its leader, r. iiimt Mlrflftl II Nahas. An announcement from thr Nahas hon I party would nut file for registration
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    Labour Clash Avoided
    33 9 Labour Clash Avoided iR< —Labour P irtj ed di ■i Bl ia] conf< h on M T B the mirun A I the 5 tin 1 m the work pnn p of M
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    REDS, MALAN OF A KIND
    64 9 MORECAMBI 1»8 liv ter) Tin i bishop of York, Dr. ('yw. Garbett, de- today that Christianity is oppo all to segregate either ra es oi "Both the [ron Curtain and the colour bar deny the fatherhood ol God and the value of man", he told
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    Today's Power Cuts
    410 9 SINCAPOKI -11!:- ii ioii- 11 i null) load -ii'-<i.in!i; totijj D \N I u niu a n 1 1 i Icm i i1 1 1 1 1•i i i .lal.m x 1 11 i ;;i I unos. i onbridge u>: Rangoon u-t Ihw <-r IM Kim K'
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    Stevenson Bares 'Extra Pay' Details
    210 9 picture. LOUISVILLE, Sept 28, (Renter). (Jovernor Adlai Stevenson chahenged h\ Republicans to say who had tfiven and whn had received money Irom an Illinois "extra pay' fund came out with all the names and tacts last night. With "great reluctance" he told details of the
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    183 10 Broga Robber Estates Ltd: Sale o! Kingsland Estate v>j? completed 0:1 Sent. 15 London Tin < orporation which derives its revenue lrom m investments showed a consolidated profit lot \ear ending April 30, after British tax. of £933.660 (25 B%). Final dividend of 13% and bonus of '1'
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    INDUSTRIALS, TINS EASIER
    812 10 Little Business In Rubbers And Loans By a Market Correspondent A SATISFACTORY volume of trade was maintained with holders meeting the market and by the end of the week sellers were in slight predominance and a slight general easing was discernible in industrials and tins. Little business
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    BILLDAW WINS SUNDAY'S MAIN SPRINT
    1147 11  - BILLDAW WINS SUNDAY'S MAIN SPRINT WINDSOR LAD By IPOH, Sun. Coming through with a well-timed run in the last furlong, Billdaw, Liberation Cup winner, with Frank Flannery astride outsmarted his rivals to win the main sprint event for the Class One Division One race over six furlongs lias morning the
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    1.Never A Blank Wins
    102 11 Lefebvre had the best of the i Never A Blank. Olyna and Kinglom I S< and of the turn I I y clear or A Blank. behind while ed up fast from the rear. Lefebvre led round the bend and was the first to show up
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    2. Ever Victory's Spurt
    180 11 K Star Of D:<.t- >m Corn with Sim >'.e l^;mun and Permitez Dormez I' in attendance while were bunched behind. S( down and apthe half mile. Simple Simon -e into the lead followed by Lyon King 'i iity. Coronation. Permitet Dnrmez 11. Fairy, Salvador and Ever
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    3. Objection Overraled
    178 11 F: e v was troublesome at I a:id was left when the held was eventually sent away Sweet Maisie. Perverse and Counsel II! began best from i We 9 th Bf ghl Eyea close ::i attendance Seti it down and t':e half mile. Sweet Ma led to
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    4. Vincent's Challenge
    176 11 Sent off 'o a« very pood start, t 1 C >m the inside and Vincent began best from Free I Oak, Honolulu I Va i Boy dose in attendSeti e down and passing the h;ilf m.'p. Theatre was still the leadei with Majestic Scholar who mined up
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    SBABADMINTON FIXTURES
    565 11 SB A BADMINTON FIXTURES Singapore Badminton fixtures tor We* la and Thursday are ;<s fol iraPNESDAX, AT P.M. Court No I. Mcs*a Sfaslcs: Chionh i v. Oei k m Hoc* fcnU mj i oh Cl lap Choaa uojdi Chiang j -u Lake I strike) unar b. Tab] (Shell); L u
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    MHA To Invite Team From India
    405 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun— The Malayan Hockey Council at its annual general meeting held here today agreed in principle to invite a team from India to Malaya in February, 1954. The proposal to invite the team was made by the Selan&or Hockey Association. Mr. H
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    District Hockey League
    214 11 IPOH Sat.— Kinta Indians. last year's Ipoh hockey champions, once a?ain gave proof of their prowess by scoring 20 goals without conceding any i in their first two matches played so far this season. If they can maintain this form throughout, one need hardly look beyond them
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    5. Retinue Took Lead
    115 11 Ken S idan and Waik:ki besi and led Croon Retinue with Rtver Patrol and Tara S ■et leading the rest. Settling down and approaching the four furlong post New Look conied to show the way to He- ie who was two lengths Cll ■>; W. k.k.
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    6. Rilldaw Romps Home
    162 11 No Regrets on the R.u!?, Cherry r Ing, s »orl nt Gesture and Billdaw becaji best from Scotch Elx press bui on settling down and going to the halt m:!e, Sporting Gesture had j:oie into the lead followed n i Regrets with Cherry Ling. B:Udaw and
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    7. Photo finish Race
    225 11 French B.i.mV Harrovian, Result i and M I iie^a'i be: but passon the i i tor the fiist time, French Band took i omand I allowed by Fair Sir th Har A\ llor, Heron W '"1. Result and Newmarket In close a tendance while The Ram
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    CIVILIANS WIN TAY LIAN TECK SHIELD
    528 12 CIVILIANS WIN TAY LIAN TECK SHIELD Bakar Bags Three Goals TWO GOALS within ten minutes put Singapore Civilians well on the way to a rousing 4—o victory ov 2 r the Combined Services in the annual Poppy Day fund match fdrrhe Jay L.an Teck Sh.eld at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium
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    BRITISH CAR FIRST
    30 12 GOODWOOD. England. Sept. 28 (AP)— Froilan Gonzalez. Argentina, won the Goodwood trophy in a British BRM racing car today. His average speed was 88.13 miles per hour.
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    PAY CORPS WIN SHIELD
    108 12 ROYAL Army Pay Corps won the Singapore Base District Cricket Trophy yesterday at Giliman ground when they beal 3 BOD by 49 runs. The BOD were dismissed by the Pay Corps for the low score of 84 runs in one-and-a-quarter hours. RAPC were all out for
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    PINTAIL MARATHON
    55 12 THE Cosmopolitan Cycling Club will hold their first annual -.Planet Pintail marathon grass irack race at Hong Lim Green on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. This race over a distance of 125 laps will be decided on the lap system. Entries to be sent to Mr. Chow Wing How,
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    Kong Gets Decision
    210 12 HUNGARIAN giant and heavyweight champion of the Orient. King Kong boat Chic Cocky Knight at his own game to win by a disqualification after six rounds at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday. Two referees were required > keep the fight in control. Knight and Kong went
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    HILLS GIVES NEGRI SERVICES VICTORY
    153 12 SEREMBAN, Sun.— Negri Sembilan beat Malacca by five goals to two in the annual Government Services soccer match played here today. Negri owed their victory entirely to the splendid display by Hills who scored a "hat trick" while Mohd. Yusoff was outstanding in the defence.
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    U.K. RUGGER RESULTS
    348 12 LONDON Sept 27. (Reuter). Today's rugby results RUGBY LEAGUE Australian Tour St. Helens 2»> Australians 3. Club matches: Barrow 14 Hull K'ton Rovers 7. Batley 4 Halifax 24. Castlefor 11 Keighley 17. Doncaster 8 BYord Northern 35. Huddersfield 32 Warrington 13. Hull 15 Leigh 14. Hunslet 52
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    77 12 HOCKEY: SHA League. Div. IB SRC v TTC at SRC; Div. 2A Khalsa Assn. v Dutch Club at Khalsa; Friendly— CSC v RAF Malaya at CSC. ATHLETICS Can Eag Seng School sports at Ges 3 p.m. RUGBY: Nee Soon Garrison v RNAS Sembawang at Nee Soon. SOCCER: SAFA
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    Ramblers Enter Football Final
    249 12 iron. Sun.— Making a splendid recovery in the second half of the game, Ipoh Ramblers who are this seasons Ipoh knockout soccer champions scored a 3—l win over Taiping Chinese Recreation Club here today to enter the final of the Perak Chinese Football Federation inter team
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    Malays Down Chinese
    128 12 Malays Down Chinese PENANG, Sun Taiping Malays did well to beat the Chinese Recreation Club by a wide margin of five goals to one in a hockey match played 1 on the Victoria Green today. The visitors proved to be better opportunists than their opponents who failed to combine well
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    MANSOR WINS CYCLE RACE
    84 12 Mansor bin Sawi won the 125 mile rare organised by thf Singapore Cycle Raring Association ai Lim Chu Kang Road. yesterday in the record breaking time of ti his. 57 tnins. 48 sees. Second was Junardibin Ratnli, third Eric Boey and fourth, Chew Ah Teng. Mansor
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    First Home
    28 12 ASCOT. England, Sept. 27. (AP) Senor Rodo'fo Perac-co'-s four-year-old colt, Tudor Castle, won the Knight's Roy|al Stakes with £2,000 added •money over a mile todav. photo.
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