Singapore Standard, 1 October 1952

Microfilm: NL2286
Total Pages: 12
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    Masthead
    19 1 Singapore Standard Ik M. M I. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS II VOL. 11l NO. 91 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1952.
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    DUCHESS & DUKE ARE HERE
    183 1 DUCHESS DUKE ARE HERE PHOTO PHI KS BELOW: The Duchess shakes hands with Mr. Thio Chan Bee. Others m the row are Messrs. E. M. F. Fergusson, Tan Chin Tuan, M. Namazie and C. C. Tan. RIGHT: Happy schoolchildren excitedly wave Union Jacks to greet the Duchess. On Royal y^iiors
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    As Royalty Stepped Out
    381 1 Standard Woman Reporter A DEAD quiet from a distinguished crowd, broken only by the boom of guns and the hum of planes, ushered m Singapore's first Royal visit m 30 years yesterday at Kallang airport. v V In a precisely timed schedule, the BO AC Argonaut
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    C.C. Tan" Quotes A Proverb For Ch'ng
    102 2 Standard StatY Reporter PEOPLE want "to run with th> hare and hunt '.;r.ds cannot to iavc a piace m \hc building of a new Malayan Mr, C. C Tan. dent of the Progressive Pai Singapore, told rhe Si hi lard yesterday. Ifr Ta
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    BBC Broadcasts Piano Series
    26 2 BBC Broadcasts Piano Series B Broadcasting least the 13 proed -Piano for broadcast will i;: m A Board sj nationj V md. each expected 1 f
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    'Flag Day' $s Must Benefit All Races
    168 2 If i Singapore PoKe ftiiire lh« i)« ...nninu of liiij t> >-. to hold u.i'j. dai s it Police spokesman to!»l I In- re have issued 1 1 rmii* \car. for various organumn ;ii«l «st charitable causes, a Standard yesterday. "The pot t
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    Trust Clerk Committed
    78 2 Trust Clerk Committed l.Oil BOOM SEAH. a S I ent Trust clerk, ted m the Singiii 1 1 -t yi sterU) stand trial at the next As s on 16 charges of furI i -cry and on. to have corriu I various sums from peop'e app i S I.T. accommodation
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    JACK EVANS LEAVES
    57 2 Standard Shipping Reporter MR T\( X XV \.\S. the Malayan Film Onsor. photoSnphcd on board the Pacific Bear, yesterday before he leffl i<»r the L nited Kingdom via the Tnited States happy m tho;tsht th\i he had done his job conscientiously and well tvt-n though "1 came
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    Joy Report Gets Cold Reception
    200 2 THE Singapore Teachers' I nion. or any other union of leadiera m Malaya, are not BkeJy to accept aa final an) Bchcmc for aided-Bcli*ol leacbers which is -hor! of parity whh their Government coUeagoes, Mr. V. Victor, Secretary <(l {U <* S.T.U., told Tbe Standard
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    "Accused Is Dead' Your Honour'
    80 2 WHEN a case came up for mention m the Singapore Second Bolice Court yesterday the Magistrate was told that the accused had succumbed to his illness. He was Poo;i Ah Kong (24) charged with criminal breach of tnisi of a spare wheel and wheel rap
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    School Drama Competitors
    116 2 THE Combined Schools' 1 Drama Competition, which was held m preparation for the Education Weeks Youth Music I and Dra m a Festival, reI suited m the following schools being selected to take part m the celebrations: Junior Section: 1. St. -Margaret's School; 2. Telok Kurau English
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    Another Cinema For S'pore
    143 2 Standard Staff Reporter PLANS for a cinema at the junction of Bart ley Road and Upper Serangoon Road wi h a seating capacity for 1.100 are completed and will be submitted to the City Council for approval. The cinema, which will be airconditioned, will be a
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    Seamen Let Him Down, Yeo Claims
    255 2 YEO JIN GUAT said m l yesterd; y that he got, into d c.i tie from his village m Fo feeling of fellowship." he bor friends to help the sailors c down. Yen was being examined W G. Alcock, before Mr. Jus Yeo. an
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    PROMPT ACTION BY PATROL CAR
    394 2 Taxi Driver He id After Chase, Court Is Told PROMPT action taken by Police Lieut. Teddy Tan m charge of a Radio Patrol car, as soon as he had the neccessary details of the case, resulted m the arrest of the driver of a runaway
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    4 Men Rob Lone Woman
    108 2 FOUR Chinese walked into a house at Lorong 38. Geyla::g, ■on Monday afternoon and i I lieved a Chinese woman of seven gold bangle.-, a. watch and a ring, altogether worth 5410 Claiming they wanted to see i her husband, one of the robbers asked
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    S'pore Coronation Stamps
    224 2 A SPECIAL Issue of 10-cent stamps tj commemorate the coronation of the Queen will be on sale m Singapore on Coronation Day. it was announced yesterday. The announcement said it will not be possible, by the date of the Coronation, to replace ail Colonial stamps bearing^ the
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    POLICE GUARD ROYAL ROUTE
    377 3 Strictest Security In Airport's History Standard Staff Reporter E AV I Po1 P re co tion s token from the gates of Kallanq Thntln, H ernm Cnt House Police, .winging hea"? rM batons and armed with revolvers, faced almost every shonhous. along the Royal route. Kalians
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    Trip Was A Thrill For Joy
    346 3 Standard Woman Reporter HOW it feels to travel with H tyalty for the first time was described yesterday to The Standard by pretty, blonde 25-year-old Miss Joy Elliott, the hostess of the BOAC Argonaut "Atlanta" winch ight the Duchess of Kent and her son.
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    Radio Did Not Fall— Officer
    254 3 I »>l surprised nun on i Urn Koyal .uiiincr. M.tianta. was l\:clio <.<-r.iid WmMei < b» i> a dt-n he read agrncy that his r.iiiin rtjnip- ii I ult'd -i the iris mp i < olnmbn last Mi"-. i > :> f mt.i-iM be Ottcei
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    Traffic Plans For Ceremony Today
    213 3 THE Singapore Traffic Police have made arrangements to close certain roads m the City today on the occasion of the ceremony of conferring the Freedom of the City upon the Duchess oi Kent. The restriction of traffic on these roads will not, however, afreet vehicles
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    Biggest Youth Rally For Edn. Week
    170 3 Biggest Youth Rally For Ed n. Week DR. AM) MRS. S. T. JAMES, were two of the 10 passengers who arrived m Singapore m the same Argonaut plane as the Duchess and the Duke of Kent yesterday. Dr. .lumps, who was attached to the Crumpsall Hospital m Manchester, is taking
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    Cheers From Children
    237 3 From Page 1 A.D.C.. Mi. M..1.C. Haines, arrh cd. Tin-- were the first to greet the Duchess as she was the first to alight from the plane, dressed m a finely printed, j golden .yellow frock with full loosely pleated skirt and small.; matching hat. Her shoes
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    Duchess Inspects Guard Of Honour!
    30 3 Duchess Inspects Guard Of Honour THE DUCHESS of Kent, accompanied by the Governor, Mr. J. V. Nicoll, inspecting the Combined Services Guard of Honour at Kallanp Airport yesterday. Standard photo.
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    RAFProvides Royal Escort
    100 3 R AFProvides Royal Escort ON the last lap of the flight j from Colombo the Duchess and t tie Duke were e>rorted by Royal Air Force aircraft. Six Hornets of No. 45 Squa- 1 dron. led by "the Squadron Commander, Sqd /Leader I.S. Storkwell. met the Argonaut over trie Straits
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    Praise For Royal Passengers
    208 3 PASSENGERS who flew into Singapore yesterday with the Duchess of Kent and her son, j the Duke of Kent, m the BOAC Argonaut from London, had nothin? but praise for their two Royal fellow-passengers. For the greater part of the trip, the Duchess and her entourage
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    They Will See Duchess Get City Freedom
    245 3 CHILDREN from a\ and representatives of y< see the Duchess of Kent the City this morning fi President, Mr. T. P. F. They will have a vantaj from their stand m the Padai They will Si I ei- the pr >• t cession
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    375.196 Now
    45 3 A TOTAL of 375 19f! people have now been vaccinated m Singapore since the campaign I started 41 days ago 'I i ere were I ;'..:'.(j9 persons vmescinated m Hie < City's six vaccination centres.' and 1.810 vaccinated m tl^ Rural areas 11 clinics
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    Seats For Visitors To London
    222 3 The Coronation SINGAPOREANS wishing U Kttrad the Qaem's <m<>nilion m the nitt'd Kingdom Mi .lull!' next Near should send their .tpplii ation> > i the (oloni.il Secretary. Mr. I. Blythe. it was officially announced list niuhl A limited n urn h«- 1 of Rib on
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    NURSES BALL NETS $18,000
    55 3 THE dance organised I lit Singapore nurse at the Victoria Memorial Hall n<\ s day liai raised aboul 1 fo r Singapore's blind. A spokesman a! the r Hospital to d Hie Si mdard tst- 1 'We ticket Ihe pupils of the Schoo ol E>at .;-i\e
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    Union Asks Overtime Pay
    146 4 THE Singapore Government was yesterday accused oi •exploitation of its workers "by exacting work out of them for lunger than nine hours per day without paying for .such work.'' The accusation was levelled against the Government by Inche Hassan bin Hussain. Secretary of the Government Seamen's
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    Howards 'Bag' $4,000 Red On Eve Of Sailing
    366 4 Officer's I Sten Gun t Recovered KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —A patrol of the Ist Green Howards, who are due to return to the United Kingdom shortly. yesterday killed a Chinese terrorist who had a reward of > $4,000 on his head. He
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    Boy Paid Extortion Money, Court Told
    320 4 A 15-YEAR-OLD schoolboy told the Singapore Third District Court yesterday that lor five months he had to pay S3 each mouth to three Chinese, who threatened him with assault if he tailed to pay. The boy, Tan Thiam Kee, testified at the tr:a of
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    Naval Employees Offered Pay Rise
    359 4 TWO thousand daily-rated unskilled employees of the Singapore Naval Base have been granted increases m their basic wages. Mr. B. Sithiah, President of the 10,000-strong Naval Base Labour Union, told The Standard jesterday his Union has been informed by the Commodore Superintendent that the Defence
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    Ghani Case Transferred
    95 4 KUAI.A LUMPUR, Tues The ease against Hashim bin Abdul Gbam (J4>, former President of the Peninsular Malays Union, tor criminal breach of trust of S 1.000. u.js today transferred from the Fir<t Magistrate's Court to the SosN.'ons Court for h<fsrisg on Oct. 7. When the case earae
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    Red Books In Malyalam?
    54 4 THE Singapore Police have seized a number of Malayalam books from an Indian bookseller m the City. Their contents are believed to be Commynistic m nature. These book? have been im- ported from India. A Police spokesman toid The Standard j yesterday that investigations I are
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    Boon Yew Assn.
    33 4 THE Boon Yew Association, Singapore, will celebrate its 11th anniversary at the club's premises on Oct. 4 and 5, IJ9S2. A genera] meeting will beheld on Oct. 4 at noon.
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    Malayan Tin Exports To States
    193 4 SINGAPORE Goven ombl In a <:.tte:7it-p.: yesterday d that In 'the Colony atf Singapore A i Report for 1951 reference made to the large 1 ""> »1 nibber and tin to the U.S.A. which resulted m a very great contribution to the dni'ar reserves of
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    Fete To Aid Xmas Fund
    105 4 THE Base Offfoaao L\ hold a charity fete tfa good m aid of the Christ Fund for children at the 8.0.D. football ground, near the British Mi ttary Hospital In addition to :n 0 usual si and various games, there will be a mode! &c
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    SALSU TO ELECT CHIEF
    64 4 THE Singapore Admiralty Local Stall Union executive committee will hold an emergency meeting today 1 i c ect a president to replace Mr. Wong Seng Tuck who resigned from bis post last week. Mr. Wong resigned after being censured by the executive committee of the Union
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    TODAY'S POWER CUTS
    252 4 SINGAPORE subsfcitioas liable to load vhtrriding today: DAY lan !>«• PI t. Canning, s«*:«h St. Waterloo St.. St. Andrews High Stamford Kd.. Albert St.. Short St.. New S'Bwre he Works, < heni? Yam Ptate. VinsUme, M.uKfiuie Ud.. Bukit limali Pumps. Hulcstier Koa«i, Jalan ArnfKis. Siong Hoe Bjb-
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      57 4 I CANTT WAIT T GET HOV\e\J f I GOTTA DO £OMETHINI'... 1 l Tr iSS^ wucre/^ vone isjcrw CC 7 AN' CHOMPIN' CHEESE I/A GETTIN' WEAK FROM lis_ L GeSlek^zHF J JS^^ M!NI7 _6AN?W!CHE£ /AY 4TOMACM^ HUNGER MU^TA Pl^Ss, CAc^ fe^f^ VLJ V °V^ T Kp—^l^^'^^ ll^^^^ »^HT OUT TH'
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    KL MUNICIPALITY COSTS INCREASING
    320 5 K L MUNICIPALITY COSTS INCREASING Move To Raise Maximum Rates KUALA LUMPUR, T»es.— The Municipal Councillors today unanimously ogreed to a resolution moved i>y the Municipal President, Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, to petition the Sultan m Council to free the Municipality of its hand to charge rates of which
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    Clerks' Union To Conduct Survey
    91 5 "Mamlunl Staff C^l 1 1 J|MHIIKIHI hi \l A I.IMPIR. Tue. The Government Clcrii tl Services I 'nion. Sekingnr. are to conduit a survej oi Clerical appointments and make recommendations m |be increase of clerical special grade and superstate pasts m accordance with agreement readied
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    Muar Courl Briefs...
    67 5 Muar Courl Briefs.. LOW v:h I milk cc was fined Mv I a Vu-> i ICO the baas o i his i uar. Poagand c found Kan :i a J Bu M.-n were each fined Tan Kin T- -vns fined *< fo ridins an onlic ed bicycle ai Jal i
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    810 'Smekes' Confisealed
    4 5 810 'Smekes' Confisealed pers,
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    MacG Lauds Ulu Kelantan Guards
    155 5 Xl VI v I I Ml'l l». Tin-. Reference io receni micccaaca <>l Hum,- Guards m I hi Kefamtan m \»iiitl» t!i»\ kii! (I Hiiir lerroritfts >% till parangs was made to Kam pong Sega Guards l>\ Ihe l>«|»>it\ Ilinh Commissioner ;-ti tiLis after In*
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    Police Post Warned Of Raid, Court Told
    411 5 Police Post Warned Of Raid, Court Told v X How (i m 1 anfl I New if an which dv > ting m the v tlage headman, I re the Ma§is--1 Sankey yesterday uting Officer. ASP S Bgfe, I lion vaj made to gainsi Poire Seis Latil Sum. who b
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    180th Red Hanged In Taiping
    183 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The 180 th terrorisi since the Emergency began was hange I m Taiping prison this moming He was Ah Sin alias Bah I Ah Sin who was i iptured on May 25 by a patrol of the Ist Manchester Regiment operating m
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    Villagers Get An 'Insight'
    151 5 .TOMORB BAIIRU. lr.es. The general duties of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines well as those of Collectors of Land Revenue were outlined to delegates from New Villages m Johore by Mr. J. K. Creer. Commissioner of Lands and Tsiir.es, Johore. The delegates were attending the
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    5MORs Fined In Sercniban
    66 5 5MORs Fined In Sercniban SEREMBAN, Tues. Five private.-- of the Malay Regiment, Nayan, Isa, Hassan. Musa and Din. were convicted by the Seremban magistrate today on a charge of being members of an unlawful assembly at Eantau Police Station and using force to a Chinese lorry driver. Chin Jin, and
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    Farewell Dinner
    34 5 The Chief Medical Officer, Trenggenu, Dr. Arthur Bc;.rblock who left for the I niton Kingdom during the weekend was given a farewell dinnerby the Medic-i.l Department. This was followed by jogei party.
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    Self-Rule For Britain
    848 6 fET give a thoughi and extend a fraternal hand <<■ our colonial brothers m Britain who truggling to casl oil the yoke of alien rule. We gaged m a struggle to u. ;n independence sain indifferent to the appeals oJ the colonial > t" Britain. In particular
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    TheKrupp Mixture As Before
    1785 6  -  A Correspondent By Bo n n Se p 1 e mber. ()X Novembei 12, 194:-!, a law was promulgated which was. and re* mains, unique m German history. By the terms of the so -c ailed Lex Krupp" the German State bound itself by what was
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    IS STALIN AFRAID OF THE A-BOMB?
    700 6 RICHARD CROSSMAN M.P., back from Italy, has the answer from one who had it from the horse's mouth that, the next best thing is to find someone who has an entree to the Kremlin and can put the questions for us. SO far this
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    We the PEOPLE MORALS AND FILMS
    206 6 We the PEOPLE MORALS AND FILMS Sir: A local film critic recently said that our me are well looked after by the Film Censor. If that is ti then we should be quite satisfied with the decision of .Air. Jack Evans m banning the French film 'La Ronde"'. on the
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    Review of Views
    34 6 Review of Views Ewt-Wesi r W.\ ING j ho: China, tin ted X i i I I l ing, PS rung [01 Tha: everj ar, the R- a of A IK:. < difl have <T
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    MALAYS AND MALAY
    10 6 MALAYS AND MALAY Sir. 1 Q newspaper would tht. Simeapon
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    5.POWER S-EA DEFENCE TALKS
    404 7 Major Aim Of Wash. Parley To Meet Red Threat WASHINGTON, Se,»i. 30 (UP). Military representatives of i\\v Pacific powers will meet here 1 1 i week lo discuss plans for overcoming J> < ommii!M-i conquest oi rich South-East Asia, authoritative^ MMirces said la>t night. Britain, France,
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    UK WILL REPLY TO PERSIA
    126 7 L< >NDO> &pi 30 (Reuter) —Britain intends <-> reply to the latest Persian proposals for enl oi the oil dis- within the ten-day time by the Persian Pri ter. Dr. Aloha m- a wa learned from y well-informed ouree tori inne limit expires next Si
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    Aid PoWs, Says Paper
    94 7 LONDON. Sept. 3« (AP): i Dai v Express 'Independent Inipt said m an editorial toda} sere i> jubilation m "he city <j: London among those who held Japanese bonds. For the Jap; nese arc "to pay their i 11. And it is right and pro] cit
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    GALES THROW SHIP ASHORE
    61 7 si IVES, England Sept. 30 (Reuter)— Gales that lashed the British and French coasts today hui led a I,WO-ton British fishery protection vessel ashore near this Cornish port. The ship's crew clambered I down "ope -adders and waded to safet? after a nO-mile northi asi wind
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    U.S. Perfect Atom Cannon
    77 7 WASHINGTON Sept. no (UP) The first official photographs were published today of a huge cannon, which the army says can fire atomic shells accurately day or night and m any kind of •.veatht a distance of at least 20 miles. The gun. a 75-ton self-propell-ed monster
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    Gen. Van Fleet
    40 7 \i:\v YORK. Se_>t. 30 (AP)— The New York Times snid today that relief of General James A. Van Fleet, alter 17 months gruelling command of the Eiuhth Amiv m Korea, has been decided on at the Pentagon.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    90 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Sept. 30. The following are the closing I piices of rtffcber and tin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Spot 22 4. Spot £962 per ton buyOct Dec. 22 d. «rs, £964 sellers. Jan Mar. 2 1 Id. Three
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    JAP THRONE
    46 7 TOKYO, Sept. 30 (AFP): Crown Prince Akihito will be proclaimed as Heir Apparent. to the Throne on Nov. 10, it wa offii tally announced today. Ceremonies to celebrate Akihito's coming of age will be he'd at 1■ ie *vne. lj i v< -i_r-i_^_fXJ-io~— iyi/->r»V
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    Bevan Pulls Off A Big Victory
    304 7 Bevan recaptured his seats with a big increase of votes over the figure that seated him m the Scarborough convention last yeai-. He topped the list with 965,000 votes this time, against 858.000 last year. Bevan and his followers toppled from leadership of great
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    No, Thank You, Ike Tells Adlai
    82 7 SPRINGFIELD, (Illinois). Sept. 36 (Renter):— General Dwight Eisenhower has; declined an unprecedented invitation to lunch with his rival candidate for the presidency Mr. Adlai Stevenson, Governor of Illinois. Mr. Stevenson, the Democratic candidate said he telegraphed the invitation after he learned that General and
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    Russian Troops In Korea — Report
    178 7 Russian Troops In Korea Report SEOUL, Sept. 30, (UP) The United Notions military authorities believe there are between 7,000 and 12,000 Russian troops now m Korea, authoritative sources revealed today. The Russians are manning anti-aircraft guns but are not being used as frontline combai troops, the sources said. "Tin are
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    Newsmen Meet Mayor
    131 7 BIRMINGHAM. Sept 30 ißeuter): A party of five journalists representing newspapers m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Hongkong were received by the Lord Mayor of Birmingham. Alderman T. 11. Bowen. today. They met officials of the Municipni. Government and visited Government institutions, including a health centre and a
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    Cantor Collapses
    43 7 HOLLYWOOD, Sept. M: (AP)— Comedian Eddie Cantor collapsed m his home on Sunday night after completing his season's first television show, his doctor reported yesterday. The rloctor said he had ordered Cantor. 60. to hospital for a one-week stay for observation.
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    US-Brazil Tin Pact
    55 7 WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, (APi. The Ui States yesterday agreed to buj 6,000 and 7,000 lung tons of tin from the Bolivian government at 1 17.") cents (US) pound, fob. at South American ports. This corresponds roughly lo the sam< price the U.S. eed to pay for Malayan
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    Muslim League Greets Visitors
    67 7 THE Kadayanallur Muslim Leag m Singapore, yesterday, sent their greetings to the R rs, the Duchess Duke of Kent, through the Colonial Secretary. W< Ico rtinx, the Royal visitors and parly. members of the Leag red for a successful and enjoyable tour for them. The message
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    London Talks On
    83 7 (iN DON Sepi ri Common v. t today disc pi i ili •<i i s on the on* ealth dev< 1 c uid economic le talks her< t i) prepare for the nic conference m I v embei D< A usually the offl leparate working p I
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    Quern's Subjects Not Forgotten
    55 7 ►LONDON I Prince f Kent, with fa c Duke of i. the Pat cipation m v i said today m < ben i i n\ Roj Sung < ing both rule: f tile land and enduring <■■• order to uph< ties the i I they are
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    Croud Backs Gen. Naguib
    36 7 0. Sept. 30 tians und< i i for Premier tfohamm< > today a.s i him m Samon v It i l sought. Thou 1 through p duns to su 36 the Premiei ECVDI
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    COMET SERVICE DETAILS
    336 8 Weekly UK-Spore! Flights >i:iti<lunl \>ialion Rrporlor Jill. fir^t j«'t airlinrrj passenger service be^rcwa London ;in<l Singapore operated I>> British Overseae Airways Corporation starts owl from London on I Tuesday, Oct. 11. at five minutes past midnight. The service will' reach Sing- apore the next day, Wcdnes- lay,
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    Ceylon To Get $IM. Fisheries
    58 8 OTTAWA. Sept. 30 (UP) Canada's first Colombo Plan contribution to Ceylonese economic development will teke the form of a $1,000,000 project for setting up of an offshore fisheries industry, it was announced here. The programme will send to Ceylon three seagoing fishing vessels, a squad
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    Cattle Die En African Drought
    65 8 DURBAN. Sept. 30 (AP)— Nineteen thousand head of cattle nave dwd m northern Zululand and the neighbouring areas ol Natal Etunng the past 12 weeks m one of the worst droughts m the past 25 years, j Almost every major river,! with the exception of
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    Wheat For Pak.
    49 8 KARACHI, Sept. 30 (AP)— Britain has offered Pakistan 9.000 tons of wheat to meet a nporary Eood shortage, an I ial source said yesterday. Tl i ship carrying this wires I from Australia to the United Kingdom has been diverted to Karachi and is due today.
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    Training For Jet Air Crews
    140 8 Training For Jet Air Crews FULLY trained operational air crew members of BOAC*s flei 1 af Comet jetliners now number 135—24 Captains, 16 first officers, 20 navigating officers, 29 radio officers, -1 stewards and 22 stewardesses. A further 70 potei I al Comet air crew members 'ire now on conversion
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    'K' Lines Can New Resume
    104 8 SAN* FRANCISCO, S i>t 30 (Reuter)— Mr. M. iUM President of ttie Kawasaki Kaisha Line, Kobe, Japan, said here the post-war construction I programme was now tfti 'tiy advanced to permit tl "X" lines to resume its principal pre-war ship services between the United States
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    F & N MAY RAISE CAPITAL BY $10 MIL.
    268 9 F N MAY RAISE CAPITAL BY $10 MIL. Record Sales In Past Year I 111-: authorised capital of Fraser ami Neave I Imited ma] be increased from $10 million to _>v million b> fa creation of t*«> million additional o..lin;ny shares of s> cadi, if shareholders «.i ihc Compairj approve
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    RIDA Plans Rubber Factories
    17 9 RIDA Plans Rubber Factories PUR. Tim A ier 1 -m t D :,'iiral aod I by State >-
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    Fed. Copra Output Up
    10 9 Fed. Copra Output Up I for ites i Aug .1
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    UK EXCHANGE
    18 9 I. Spe ►sing the H p $15 87 to to U. 5 i 880 Indon* el.
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    Exchange Rates
    25 9 THI n Exchange Bank tion selling i U nts (T.T./0.D.) per 1 art-: Swiss francs 141 3/4 124 3/8. Other rates remain un--1
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    Rubber Drops 3/4 Cent
    188 9 Rubber Drops 3/4 Cent Standard Market Reporter POOR support from oversea* was responsible for the decline m rubber prices on the Singapore market yesterday when quotations dropped by t cent per lb. on a slightly easier market. News from the United States regarding rotational stockpile buying was still being awaited.
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    Salesman For World Trip
    129 9 Salesman For W orld Trip Standard Staff Reporter AIR. LAUW YANG CiIOOX. ■-•■nan of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company, left yesterday on a three-month training course on advance.: merchandising and new speed products Mr. E. P. J. Fee, General Manager of the Company, explained that Mr. Lauw's training course represents
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    Copra Mart Very Steady
    91 9 THE produce market m Singapore was steady m both the copra and coconut oil sec- tions yesterday. Copra bad buyers at %'2 .r\ per picul and sellers at $30}. with business passing at $292 i on a very steady market. Coconut oil buyers quoted $4:"> I
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    TIN SHARES QUIETLY STEADY
    216 9 TIN SHARES QUIETLY STEADY SINGAPORE, Tues.—lndustrials m the Ma' ay an .-hare market were easier today with sellers predominating. T n shares were quietly st< whiie rubber shares remained stagnant. Cbdt'Peri prices were: INIM'STKIAI S Bnvet> Sellpr^ md ■vp Ovd. 4 00 4.10 cd cb. cbi. Georgetown Dispense y 2
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    Giant Refinery Makes Headway
    274 9 LONDON, Sept 30 A P) Slender stacks, tail towers, and all the strange shapes of a giant oil refinery, are rising above the Thames skyline at Coryton, Fssex. two years of bard work, Coryton refinery was ready i month to receive its fi shipment 'of crude
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    Tea Imports
    38 9 THE Federation «of Malaya' imported $4,572,000 worth oJ ca in the lirst eight months ot 1952, n-id exported $1,850,000.1 according to official statistics. During August the Federation I mported $4135,000 worth of tea md exported $305,000.
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    125 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices. ((♦■ills per Ib m Singa po»e yesterday were: Buyers Seflen No 1 Spot Loose 745 75} I o »t in bales Oct. No. 1 K.S.S. 75 i 751 No. 2 K.S.S. 68 f 691 No. 3 H.S.S. 643 65] Tone: Slightly easier. LONDON RUBBER T
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    R.I. SEEKS FOOD MARKET IN S,PORE
    155 9 Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA, TUCS. The Inloacbiau Economic Minister .lr. Sumanang said today thai ndonesia was eager to find a narket m Singapore for liuluieaia'a excess peanut and ther food produftiun. He said that this ovor-pro-tuction occurred m central iumatra which, surprisingly Hough, resulted
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    Indonesia Opens First Industrial Fair
    438 9 Indonesia Open s First Industrial Fair Standard Staff Correspondent JAKARTA. Sept. 30,— The first Industrial and Trade Fair since the transfer of sov< reignty opened here last week, dra ing large crowds. The fair is housed m a number of thatched buildings i( j unexpected rain showers have turned them
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    MENTAL AND PHYSICAL RELAXATION – MOST ESSENTIAL
    412 10 MENTAL AND PHYSICAL RELAXATION MOST ESSENTIAL IF YOU ARE GOING TO HAVE A BAB r- MARGARET SCOTT T WONDER how many A times every poor pregnant woman comes across the sentence "Pregnancy is not a disease, take it m your stride" and other sentiments along these lines. Of course, it's
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    Protect Vision At All Times
    258 10 \~Oi'R eyes are too precious to lake for granted. They may seem to endure the abuse o! constant and uninterrupted use. but m tune they may suffer from abu.-e. Whether or not you wear glasses is unimportant m daily P ye care. All eves have
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    Fisherman's Choice
    57 10 Fisherman's Choice 2 THIS one-piece hooded 2 playsuit and jacket, model- 2 led h\ Lm> Breen m S 1 Miami. Florida, ii called 'Fishernun s < 'I'oici 1 In 2 calusa coral, it Has designed J b^ Margaret Newman and was shou n m the Miami j Fashion oum il's
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    New British Women's Golf Champion
    139 11 WESTWARD HO, Devon. Sepl 30, (Renter).— A new holder of the English women's golf championship was assured today when m the third round on the Royal North Devon Club's course here Miss Frances Stephens of Royal Birkdale beat Miss Jeanne Bisgood of Parkstone, Dorset, the
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    S'pore Rugby Side Wins
    82 11 S'pore Rugby Side Wins COLOMBO, Sept. .30 (Reu- 1 ter) Singapore civilians entered the third round of the All-India Rugby tournament! when they defeated Bengal Tigers by nine points (two penalty goats, one try) to zero here yesterday. In a first round replay, Bombay. Gymkhana beat Ceyloh's- combined services by
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    SAINTS OPEN SCHOOL RUGBY WITH A BIG WIN
    384 11 SAINTS OPEN SCHOOL RUGBY WITH A BIG WIN IHe mter-school rugby season began on the Raffles Institution ground yesterday St. Andrew's School trouncing Raffles Institution 20 points (5 tries and 1 goal) to 3 (a try) before a big crowd of cheering supporters. For Raffles it must be <iid. Urn
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    GOLF Here How
    142 11  - GOLF Here How Salmmia Sam Snead fmyOy Wkmm WUNUKR ij Ben lioann is\ mctured here? Anyway this oolier knows how to vlav p" ,no d iff; his rues and neaa m Fixed position after, the ball is awaxj he is nermittina the inlloic-throuah 0] the club-head alona the direction line
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    St. Andrew's 2nd XV Win
    57 11 ST. ANDREW'S School 2nd. j XV defeated Raffles Institution) second XV B—o8 0 m their interschool match at the Institution ground yesterday. The Saints scored a goal and a penalty. Ernmett scored the rst Saint's try which Skinner converted. This was at half-time, and m
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    Lee Sala Gets Points Decision
    51 11 NEW YORK. Sept. 30, (AP).j —Lee Sala scored a unanimous ken-round here last i light over Norman Hayes, the seventh ranked middleweight who is flying to Paris for a return bout with diaries Humcz. Humez scored a disputed Ji nctory over Hayes m Paris j
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    YMCA TENNIS
    69 11 Singapore YMCA tennis tics for todayj! ire: I Singles Tan Puav Kee v dinner oi W. E. Tan B. j feslenk. Doubles X i >k Boh Aik f Hua Chin Siang v G. Harldai k R. Haridas; Low K« c Pow r. Y. Khoo v K. S. Pang
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    Abbots Fell Drops Dead
    105 11 A bbots Fell Drops Dead SYDNEY, Sept. 30. (Renter- AAI J (Airmail). AbbotsFell, who brought 30,000 sriineas when sold m the open i ring at the end of his raring i career m England, dropped dead after a rerebral haemorr- i hage at Prince's Farm stud, j Castlereagh. The stallion,
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    Latiff W., S.C.C. Share Honours
    180 11 Latiff W., S.C.C. Share Honours SINGAPORE CBICKET CLUB and Latin Wanderers drew one-all m one of the most evenly contested Singapore Hockey Association league matches this season when they met m a division 1A tie on the padang yesterday. After a series of unsuccessful raids by both teams, the Wanderers
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    Walk-Over
    27 11 SING \PORE FA received a walk over from I SAFA I match al ifi r S Phc h ns ere unable to fie d a tean
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    Yankees Are The Favourites
    269 11 NEW YORK, Sept. 2!), (AP) The New ¥ork*Yankees today ruled a solid B—s8 5 favourite to overcome the Brooklyn Dodgers m the 49th production of the modern world series which gets under way on Wednesday. Neither manager^ Casey Stengel of the Yankees or Cnuck Dressen of
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    Ulsters-REME Clash Today
    52 11 ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES of Hong Kong will meet the REME Bane Workshops, Singapore, m the semi-final of the FARELF Football Association Cup today at Tanglin. The winner of the match today will play m the final of the competition against the Green Howards on the same ground
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    I.A. Topple GHQ In Thrilling Tie
    422 11 evading the rushing goalie scorj ed the second I. A. goal. Two minutes lat< r Jerome. accepted a pass from Soin again overran the defence and scored the most spectacular goal of the match. Undaunted by this dencil I GHQ played ;\n inspired {£amc
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    Hockey Umpires To Hold Confab
    74 11 Hock ey Umpires To Hold Confab A conference of umpires will be hc!d at the S.R.C. on day. O:t. 7. a1 < p.m. Atliiiate.s an .-.^icd to inform all umpire and those interested mi nb rs of dubs to j make it a at to attend the conference. Di jcu
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    Three-CorneredTussleAt Ipoh Today
    217 12 IPOH A three-cornered tussle between No Regrets, Solar 5 arlight and bottom weight Earthquake should feature the main event for Class One Division Two horses over the five-and-a-half furlongs straight this afternoon the second day of the Perak Turf Club's Gold Vaso Meeting. II v Ibejcmkf who
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    139 12 II indsor Lad Gay Reveller Goodwood CORALITA CORALITA CORALITA 1 Break of Dawn Frimstyle Modest Flutter Metros. ir Modest Mutter i rrimstyle TARZAN GEIFANG STAR I KINGDOM Z Lilly Pad Lilly Pad I Piercebridge Geifang Mar Kingdom I Tarzan MI LING jMY LIXG Ml LING 3 Kins (row
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    1. Coralita Is Good Bet
    154 12 trains a Pink flower mare c; £ood account of p opening day of the sn« carried the field part oi the trip to thud to 'Rice King and j s m impressive maide I S c should again Mg ir. this race five pounds more
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    152 12 I i!!\ r.id i ie with a Sourish I to Nevi A Blank and sis furlongs on S i S vas di to begin b ■<. ■ss gave a promisi She is capable of i wing on her recent effort, j She getj n< and more although
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    165 12 I»*felwrc c a creditable i he dictated terma V Be down by ashort-; A Blank over six n Division Seven on the He sets one pound tesa wei thia longer trip al-! nigh running m better com-j re is capable of j I the .;.):ney. I
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    4. Flag Of Peace Best
    135 12 RiMntoin m a goodish race second to Arch Sin D ion Four six Furs. I igain »ive a good J »unt here lavinfl tame weight >ufth up two divi- 19 a winner over; Singapore m May 'U.uicd :io:iie Announce [h u n Tw" field er
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    5. Brownsbay's Race
    151 12 Brownsbay confirmed his track i when he finished third to i-ide m Division Four ocr x furlongs on the opening day I the meet. He gets four ounds more and is up a divion. He should be very hard to Danfle Bay a three year-old j din
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    260 12 Muffin Man ran his best race, yet when he came through with a sustained effort to finish third behind Indelible over six furlongs on Sunday. He meets Indelible on seven' pounds better terms for a head and a length beating and should turn the tables on
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    Stanvac Tennis Tournament
    91 12 THE results of the recent Stanvac League Table Tennis tournament for the r ear are: Open league singles cham- pion— Tan Miang Siam: Run-ner-up Sim K. N. Hew. Open league doubles champions—Simon K. N. Hew and Ang Fio Sang; Runners-iip Tan Miang Siam and Ang Foo Sang
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    SCRC SCORE 2-1 VICTORY
    90 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club defeated the Sentul Sports Club by two goals to one at hockey, on the Pudu Road ground, this evening. The game was slow and scrappy with the Chinpse having more of the exchanges. The Chinese led by a
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    Fed. Cagers For Tour In Taiwan
    175 12 IPOH Tues.— Officials of .States and Settlement Chinese: (Athletic Associations m the (Federation met here today and; (decided to accept the invitation > »of the Overseas Chinese Affairs Commission of Taiwan lor a Federation Chinese Basket oall •team to play a series of games
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    Ipoh To Hold Hockey Trial
    116 12 IPOH. Tues.— The Ipoh D strict Hockey Association will I hold a hockey trial on Saturday at 5 p.m. to pick a Central XI against the North on Oct. 11, on the Ipoh Upper Padang. The following players have been selected to participate m the
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    REFEREE STOPS SYDNEY BOXING
    55 12 SYDNEY, Sent. 30 (AFP)— The American Negro lightweight boxer Freddie Dawson yesterday beat fe low Negro Walter Haines when the referee stopped their light m the 9th round. During the fight Haines was floored twice and was completely, helpless when the referee intervened. Previously Haines had
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    Gan Eng Seng School Sports
    87 12 GAN ENG SEXG School will be holding their 26th Annual Athletic Sports on Mon- day Oct. t> at 3 p.m. Old Boys are reminded that i they have two events and en- tries close on the field. For I those still In school, the Old
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    VOLUNTEER POLICE
    74 12 THE team to represent the Singapore Volunteer Police m a S.A.F.A. Div. 3 game against JTuan Mono 0.8.A. at the Geyi lang Stadium on Sunday, will be selected from the following. William Ho, James Too. V. Nadarajah, Samal Sahib, Shazali. D. Kessler, Gob Kirn Pong, Luke Lopes. Charlie
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    FOOTBALL RESULTS
    100 12 LONDON, Sept. 30. (Rcuter) Yesterday's football results were GLASGOW CUP FINAL: Rangers 1 Patrick Thistle 3 (Played at Hampden Park). LEAGUE 111 (SOUTHERN): Bristol Rovers 3 Norwich City 1, Coventry 1 Exeter 0. LEAGUE 111 (NORTHERN)Crewe 4 Chester I, Halifax 2 Oldhdrri 2. Mansfield 3 Darling- ton 2,
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    NEO GETS BETTER AND BETTER
    340 12 NEO GETS BETTER AND BETTER Slashes 1500-Mtrs. Record By 57-Secs. NEO CHWEE KOK scored the most dazxl ing success of his swimming career when he shattered his 1500 metres free style record of 21 mins. 6.8 sees with a superb new time of 20 mins. 9.5 sees m the first
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    Today's Sport
    99 12 Today's Sport SINGAPORE HOCKEY: SHA League Div. IB Khalsa Assn. 0 REME at KhaUa; Div. '2 Royal Malayan Navy v Works Service at RMS; Div. 2B Hong Kong Shanghai Bank V SMSr "< SMSU. Friendly:— YMCA V CSC I CSC. SOCCER: SAFA d 2 Kola Raja v CheerVid Lads at
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