Singapore Standard, 18 October 1952

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    16 1 Singapore Standard ft. *1 X VOL. 11l NO. 108 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18^^9527 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    MOBS RIOT IN JAKARTA
    480 1 Dv teh Flag Is Ripped; Tanks Guard Palace JAKARTA, Oct. 17.— Thousands of Indo nesians ran riot m this capital city today m the wake of a parliamentary vote censuring Defence Minister Hamengku Buwono, the popular Sultan of Jogjakarta. A curfew has been imposed tonight from
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    Ike Warns: Start Of 'Cold Peace'
    52 1 Ike Warns: Start Of 'Cold Peace' R itei •ntiai a major address Party Con. produced a divide- v. h h was a j€ to Jhe free nope m 'he cold ng of a peace." added, "whatever use to des nula for action. think, make few U am do to the
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    Three Reds Killed, One Wounded
    142 1 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Three more terrorists have been killed two m Pahang and the other m Johore. a fourth terrorist was wounded. The first terrorist was killed when a Police Lieutenant, three members of the Lipis Jungle Squad and two trackers from the 3rd Malay
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    AIR LINK WITH S'PORE CUT
    236 1 Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S air link with Indonesia was cut yesterday when the only Jakarta-bound aircraft, a X.L.M. Constellation, was ordered back to Kalians airport and returned with 32 passengers alter half an hour's flight. The order relayed by radio from Jakarta said tersely that
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    British Author Seriously Ill
    60 1 CAST GRINSTEAD, England, 0 (AP): —A. Milne, 70- author, poet and play-.'.-.i stated today to be msly ill In hospital here fo wing a Milne vrote :i series of 'hi Iren 1 books iboul his >on. Christopher Robin. ITiey Included ""W nnie the Pooh," rhe Ho
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    Duchess Of Kent Visits 'Most Damaged' Country
    358 1 From IVOR KRAAL, Standard Staff Reporter JESSELTON, Fri The Duchess of Kent and her son, the Duke of Kent, arrived here this evening m a Sunderland flying boat. The police fired a 21-gnn salute as the Royal plane touched down. The Duchess and
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    Delay In 2nd A-Blast Seen
    83 1 LONDON. Oct. 17 (AP>— The Daily Express >aid today Prune Minister Winston Churchill has pui off exploding Britain's second alom bomb for a few months because the first blast a fortnight ago was so successful. The Express added that Dr. William Penney. Britain's chief atom
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    A-Test: Churchill To Speak Oct. 23
    56 1 A- Test: Churchill To Speak Oct. 23 i LONDON. Oct. 17 (Reuter) Prime Minister Winston Churchill will make a statement to the House of Commons next Thursday on the results of Britain's recent atomic explosion m the Monte Bello Islands. He had a talk yesterday with Dr. William G. Penney,
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    HURLED BACK
    19 1 SEOUL. Oct. 17 (AP) Allied soldiers hurled bade bloody but waning Chinese Communist at-4--i,. lu/o Central Korean
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    Menon Case For The Madras High Court?
    188 1 THE petition of a Singapore lawyer, Mr. C. G. Menon, and his wife, Mrs Vilasini Menon, questioning I the validity of their arrest under the Fugitive Offenders Act, may be referred to the High Court m Madras, according to a United Press report
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    25,000 Jap Miners Strike
    95 1 TOKYO. Oct. 17 (Reuter-AAP) I A quarter of a million Japanese coalminers went on strike today to back their demands for wage increases. Sixteen labour unions representing miners and one clerical union are involved m the strike which was ordered by the National Federation of Coalmine
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    Madame Chiang
    46 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 17 (UP (—Madame Chiang Kai- shek, ailing wife of the Chinese Nationalist leader, was pro_ I nounced on the road to recovery by her doctors last night and will leave her hospital today for a period of recuperation m New York.
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    Bomb Threat
    28 1 TEL AVIV, Oct. 17 (Reuter) An unidentified telephone caller today threatened to blow up the office of the Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. David Ben Gurion. I
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    Above Top Of World
    93 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 17 (AP.) The U.S. Navy announced yesterday it has launched rockets from giant balloons high above the North Geomagnetic pole and sent them to altitudes of about 40 miles— literally above the top of the world. The instrument-laden balloons, as tall as ten-storey buildings,
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    Pg. Flood Victims Return Home
    47 1 PENANG. Fri.— Victims of yesterday's floods m the CaunI ter Half and York Road areas returned to their homes today 1 as flood waters subsided. The weather broke clear about midnight last night after two days and two nights [of continual rain.
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    He Drew Queen's Portrait
    237 1 LONDON, Oct. 17 (AP) f Just about the most called-on man m London now is a Bri- 1 tish-born Texan Douglas Chandor. He is the man who has painted the first official portrait of Elizabeth 11. Top-ranking Britons and Americans, including Prime Minister Churchill and the
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    Standard Toy Fund Grows
    282 1 Standard Toy Fund Grows REMEMBER the appeal we made only 19 days before Christmas last year the appeal to your generosity to share the good things of the Yuletide season with the hundreds of disabled and orphaned children m the Colony by contributing to a Toy Fund for them? You
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    1,500 B.C. Throne
    35 1 THE ivory throne of ihe Phoenician kinu- <>: \'^.,:r._ more than .'{..100 years old, I i been discovered by a French expedition, Prof. Claude Schae- tTer. the Leader said m Damascus on Thursday.
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    New Japanese Consul Due
    115 1 New Japanese Consul Due HONGKONG, Oct. 17 (UP) J.ip.iji' first post ;j! Cvi-[gul-Genera] for Singapore, Keo Ninomiya, irrived at K.ntik airpoi i today enrouto to iii < po.-i to ivhtch be prill ko tomof* row by plans. In 1 lie amc plane wil h \iri.»tniya wbs the Consul-General [or Hongkong,
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    Birthday Party For 12 Old Folks
    154 2 THURSDAY was a red letter day for the members of the Old Peoples Club organised by the Singapore Branch of the British Red Cross Society when 12 old folks had a combined birthday party. It was the first time m the history of the
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    TUC Wants State Arbitration Court
    584 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE GOVERNING COUNCIL of the Singapore Trade Union Congress is convinced that provision must be made, by legislation if necessary, for a National Arbitration Court to be set up to settle any long drawn out dispute. This will be vigorously pursued by
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    Jurong R.May Be Bridged
    81 2 THE Rural Board is to investigate the possibility of building a bridge over Jurong river connecting the Pandan Forest Reserve to Peng Kang village. This is to cut short the distance vegetable and other food producers m Peng Kang and Tuas villages have now to travel
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    MR. AW RETURNS TO S'PORE
    39 2 MR. AW RETURNS TO S'PORE photo. MR. AW BOON HAW who returned to Singapore yesterday after a few weeks' stay m Hongkong and Bangkok is seen above with members of his family who met him at Kallang Airport. Standard
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    Role Of Gurkhas In Emergency Lauded
    242 2 THE invaluable part played by Gurkha m the war against Communist terrorists m Malaya, was mentioned m the House of Commons by Air Commodore Arthur Harvey, Conservative, on Thursday. Mr. Harvey asked Mr. John Foster. Under Secretary for Commonwealth Relations: '•Will you represent to
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    No Politics For STUC Chiefs Call
    156 2 A RESOLUTION asking that the President and Secretary of the Singapore Trade Union Congress shall not hold office m any political party, will be introduced at the T.U.C.'s annual delegates' conference on Nov. 2, Mr. S. Jaganathan. the Secretary, told The Standard yesterday. Referring
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    422,357 Now
    27 2 ANOTHER 2.016 persons were vaccinated m the City and rural areas yesterday, bringing the total figure to 422.357 since the campaign started sfi d;iys ago.
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    Scheme To Raise Food Production
    276 2 SINGAPORE'S food production will be increased by at least one-third if the preliminary work now being carried out by Government surveyors on 2,556 acres of land at Sungei Bedok Valley prove successful, a Government spokesman told The Standard yesterday. The spokesman however, said that work
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    TUC Call To Govt: Encourage Unionism
    273 2 Standard Staff Reporter A CALL to the Singapore Government to demonstrate its sincerity m encouraging the growth of the trade union movement along the right lines, without which "progress towards self-government will be impossible" is made by Mr. S. Jaganathan, Secretary of the Trade
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    Rural Board Gets Police Assurance
    94 2 POLICE authorities have assured the Rural Board that arrangements have been made to prevent delays m the issue of death certificates. This was told Mr. H. J. C. K.ilasingha at Thursday's meeting of the Boa i*d. Mr. Kulasingha had. on two occasions, complained that people
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    Registered
    20 2 THE Sum Sing Musical and Dramatic Association and the Dancers' Club have been registered with the Registrar of Societies.
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    Deputy Comptroller
    15 2 MR. R. W. Inigo-Jones has been appointed Deputy Comptroller of Entertainments Duty. Singapore.
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    CHINESE 'SMASH REDS' MEMO
    159 2 A MEMORANDUM asking the United States Government to give whatever support it could to the Nationalist Chinese" Government of Taiwan has been submitted to Mr. John M. Allison, the American Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs who arrived m Singapore on Thursday. The presentation,
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      92 2 II m*~-—— ifHMp C'MON, WHATEVER TOUR THAT'S ROQUEFORT IT S ALL AM GOT IS VOUTHAkjJ^ JJ, Sb V^J r:-h th/ IDW^BI NAME IS/:' MY LAWVER'LL i KMOX, THE OIEESE HElft.f (WOULDN'T GOOD LOOKS. BUT HC GOT M M l s-r, i:«Bn^Hpi PIND A WAV TO GET RID &1"OP re RI<3HT
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    S'PORE HINDUS CELEBRATE QUIET DEEPAVALI
    214 3 S'PORE HINDUS CELEBRATE QUIET DEEP AVALI Standard Staff Reporter DEEPAVALI, a day of celebration among Hindus all over the world, was observed m Singapore yesterday m every Hindu home. Thotivtmk flix kfj to (be Hindu t-m '>!«•> heir to ben m thiN .111-.pl.iotu d.iv with special "poojas* 1 mu\ offerings,
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    Discussion On Insurance Postponed
    114 3 Discussion On Insurance Postponed MALACCA, Fri. Municipal Councillors at their :r.eeti ing here yesterday postponed I discussion on the matter of Insuring Municipal employees and granting them hospital j concessions similar to that ai- lowed to Government start". It was decided not to reduce the number of trishas and riders
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    New By-Laws On Motions
    75 3 New By-Laws On Motions SINGAPORE C C ►uncil- Ie forbidden to 'able moti as m ittei 5 i khin the h »1 C wmcil commit" i »i h \n\ > c C tuncil final Such :> 1 referred "'t committees for their efore th are debated f t-1 1 1
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    Schools M.O.s
    23 3 DR. < h M V. Hudson and Dr (Mrs > I. Calderwood c been ippointed Mcdi 'al Ofißcers for Schools iti Sing ;>orc.
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    Ninth Anniversary
    30 3 THE NINTH anniversary oi X koti no jla Young den*s A i ition ill be brated ai the Tamil Asso school hall. |3| m.c. SeleUut on Oct. 26
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    Butterfield Is Back
    30 3 MR. C. 11. BrTTF.RFIEI.D. Q.C. who returned from lenve on Oct. 14 has resumed his duties as a Nominated Offl ll Member of the Legislative Council, Singapore.
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    CHANCE FOR 540 STUDENTS
    326 3 Aided Schools' Firm Offer To Feeder Schools Standard Staff Reporter n fi™° E SCHO 2 LS m Singapore have made uT\ °1 Goyernm ent Schools (feeder schools) through the Education Department of places for 540 boys and girls who successfully pass Standard V examination this year,
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    BIS Should Tell About Malaya-Press Officer
    216 3 IF THERE is ignorance and misunderstanding m India about the problem> of Malaya, it is up to the British Information Services m India to dispel them, >.aid Mr. P. K. Guh:i. Indian Information Officer, m Singapore yesterday. The British Information Services, he said have
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    $'s In Circulation
    23 3 s In Circu la tion THE Singapore Government announced thai the whole amount of currency notes m circulation on Oct. l was $787,671,631.36.
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    $80,000 Set Aside For Playing Fields
    122 3 $80,000 Set Aside For Playing Fields SOME 15.000 school children will have their own playing fields m their schools for the first time next year, if the Budget Committee approves the provision contained m the draft estimates for L 953. A sum of $80,000 has been estimated m the 'Budget
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    Girls' Brigade
    28 3 THE Girls' Life Brigade. Singapore Battalion, will celebrate their Golden Jubilee with a review and display m the SVC drill hall, Beach Road, on Oct. 25.
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    Belgian Consul
    17 3 BARON P. De Gaifiier Hcstroy has been empowered to art as Belgian Consul-General m Singapore.
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    Anti-Flood Plans Studied
    80 3 THE Singapore City Council is considering two alternative schemes to cut down flooding m Singapore, Mr. G. Edmunds, the Jity Engineer, told The Standard yesterday. The schemes are: Divert the flood waters away from the City to the other side of the island or, join the waters
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    'Merchant Of Venice' Was Welcome Relief
    477 3 'Merchant Of Venice' Was Welcome Relief AFTER the recent production of William Shakespeare's "As You I.ik c It" m Chinese costumes, "The Merchant of Venice" the anniversary production of the Singapore Arts Theatre which opened at the Victoria Theatre on Thursday night, was indeed 3 welcome relief. The theatre m
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      76 3 ,—^s^; "1 i I WHERE AM I?? *^T| I ...^BUT WHAT'S WmrMNT^HHH I...A.NYWAY THEY D\OH T I rHBBPBBf^'TrKin f f J f** N *XCj :^^F^f' fe 0H,YE5...K10W I mM HEAD? OOOO.' SOMETHI^4G ■fl| GET Mt TO WLAK S V^B u «,NU.y' < f .trt^A '1 ;:ilf^^V|ll K[ REMEMBER... I'M IN
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    Johore Bahru's Nomination, Polling Days To Be Fixed
    299 4 Johore Bahru's Nomination, Polling Days To Be Fixed Inche Lsmii the Supervisor of Elections. Johore Bahru. has been urging all political parties, trade unions, associations and public-spirited citizens to put up or stand as candidates at the forthcoming elections to the Town Council so that as from January, 1953, they
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    19 4 MR. AND MRS. Leonv Yew Kuan who were married m Kuala Lumpur recently. The brkle is Lai Yew Mooi
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    Peterson Due Here
    68 4 MALAYA'S new propaganda chief, Mr. Alec D. G. Peterson left London by *ir on Thursday, according to a Reuter report. Mr. Peterson, who is taking: UP a two-year appointment as Director General of Information Services m the Federation, is an expert on Far Eastern affairs. During the
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    Duchess To Tour Oilfields
    204 4 SERIA, Brunei. Oct. 17 The Duchess of Kent and her son, the Duke, will fly from Brunei town m an R.A.F. Sundedand, on Oct. 23 landing on the Belait River for a visit to the Seria oilfields. Sir Anthony Abell, Governor of Sarawak and High Commissioner
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    Crowds View Dead Bandits
    44 4 RAL'B. Fri. A large crowd turned up a! the Raub Police Station when the bodies of two terrorists were brought to the station for identification. The two terrorists were killed by Auxiliary Police near Dons, some nine miles from here.
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    Owner Fined
    35 4 A CHINESE woman. Saw Im was fined $50 by Inohe Sa!!eh bin Eckhardt m the Parit Buntar court yesterday when she pleaded guilty to a charge of having failed to muzzie her dog.
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    Poison Death
    16 4 SUPPIAH Chetiiai. a young Chettiar of Tanjong Malim died m hospital irom acid poisoning.
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    61 4 photo. Mr. Jacob Reuben (centre) one of the blind men who were guests at a combined birthday party for 12 old men held at the Wesley Church HaH la Singapore on Thursday by the Singapore Branch of the British Bed Cross Society. He is being attended to by Mr. Yea
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    Move To Buy Houses From Fund C'ttee
    135 4 I PENANG, Fri. The Set- t 1 c m c n t Secretary Mr. :G. C. Dodwell will move 1 a motion at the Settle- ment Council on Monday seeking an additional allocation of $458,000 from the i Federal Government for the purchase
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    No Licence
    24 4 YANG Chow Fatf who drove a motorcar at Jalan Arab. Muar, without a licence I was fined $25 by the Muar Magistrate.
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    Teachers Oppose Fed. Schools Law
    346 4 XI T ALA LUMPUR, Fri. A resolution opposing the proposed new Federation Education Ordinance based on the recommendations of a Federal Legislative Council Select Committee, was parsed today by the Kuala Lumpur Chinese School Teachers* Association at the Association's meeting. It was also resolved to
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    Variety Show For Ipoh
    115 4 THE Perak Christian Youth Council will present a "Variety Entertainment" on Oct. 24 and 25 m the Anglo Chinese Scho.r Hall, Lahat Road. Ipoh at 7.30 p.m. on both nights. The main attractions of the .show will be two dances by Ipoh's popular young Indian dancer.
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    Poppy Day In Trengganu
    102 4 THE Trengganu Poppy Day Appeal Committee has drawn up an interesting programme for Poppy Day Appeal this year. It includes a fancy dress ball m which prizes will be awarded for the funniest, the most original and the best costumes; a dance, a rnahjong drive, a
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    MB Switched To Bazaar Malay
    358 4 SEREMBAN, Fri.— The Mentri Besar, Ne^ri Sembilan, Dato Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof, spoke bazaar Malay halfway through his address to about 240 Kampong Home Guards on parade at Gemencheh Lama m j the Tampin district today. Addressing the Home i Guards m colloquial Malay
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    Sibu Hails Duchess
    29 5 Iban virgins dance for the Duchess during her visit lo Sibu. The Duchess of Kent tries a tapo hat when she visited Sibu m Sarawak recently.
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    Dr. Menon Wants R.C. Reinstated
    300 5 PENANG, Fri.— Dr. N. K. Menon will ask the Settlement Council on Monday if it is not possible to officially approach Government to reinstate the Resident Commissioner, Penang, on the Federal Legislature. He wants to know why and how the Resident Commissioner teased to be
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    29 5 A Eurasia-, driver of the car at rfctat, was shg hUy injured wliii his car was involved m a» accident with the mwn \ne near the Kandin?? Kerbau Police
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    Informant Gets $2,000 As Reward
    115 5 PENANG, Fri— A reward of $2,000 will be paid to the informant, a member of the public who told the Security Force* to search a particular area where they would certain.v contact bandits. The Settlement Emergency Information Officer was referring to his statement to the
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    Today's Power Cuts
    227 5 sIM.APOKK substations liable toad shedding today: l)\V I nioii Building. Adeiphl. Sago st. Iliina* Pipe. Rheem Bnme. Jortl. hin ><*ni;. Wire M«*sli, I'W l» Quarry. Nanyang Mff., iiukit PanJang, National (arbuii. Prlnccsfl Kii/abctli Estate, Dairy J arm. Ilu Pandan. Jurung 1. 1 t'hatswortli ltd.. Pierce Kd.. Sonifrville
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    Extend Service, Templer Asks SSAFA Group
    271 5  -  Christine Diemer Move To Aid Local Forces By Standard Staff Reporter A STEP has been taken by General Sir Gerald Templer, the High Commissioner, which should be a boon to the Federation Police and the Malay Regiment. He has requested that the Alexandra nurses
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    59 5 An Iban woman m her tribal costume. MM of the many who journeyed '00 miles from Upper ifrJlMi Kimt m the North. Itiuht: A Kenyah warrior with straw matt< :l hat. black and white hornbill feathers and ears pierced with ivory rin^s. These pictures wtn taken outside the l'»-sidene\ mi
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    Many Enjoy Deepavali Joy Flights
    146 5 Standard Aviation Reporter LARGE number of Chinese m holiday mood enthusiastically imned Indians yesterday at the Royal Singapore Flying Club to share the Deepavali joy flt«!)t--oruanised by the club. Flying, scheduled io start at 9.30 ajn., was delayed by the waterlogged ground caused by tlie
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    Akita Maru Due Tomorrow
    53 5 Standard Shipping Reporter THE 13.000-ton Japanese ship. I Akita Maru. owned by the Nip- pon Yusen Kaisha Shipping j Line, first of six Japanese built ships to run on the monthly service between Japan and Britain, will arrive m Singapore tomorrow. enroute to London on her
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    30 5 The Duchess of Kent bends (o admire three boyi representing the Malay. Chinese and Dyak < ormnunitiet m Sarawak. From left: Malang Anak Liang Chew Peig Chen? and Ahang Ali Kassim.
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    'Ayer Jemuju'-Is It Classified As Medicine.'
    66 5 Jaffar bin Yusof of Batti Pahat. was cham<>d m the Johore Bahru Police D>Hrt with moving 'M>ti f>ott!<> of 'Aver Jemuju' from a reaMdei ar^a m Kulai without permit. He pleaded that he was unaware that a permit MM necessary. The Magistrate adjourned the
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    Malayan's Independence
    804 6 THERE is nothing like an argument about when Malaya should have independence to bring every poUticiao m this country to his feet Each one has his magi figure hich he flings to confound his opponents. There is. fof example, the- gentleman who thinks thai ten years is a
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    West European Communists Reorganise Their Military Thinking
    1232 6  - West European Communists Reorganise Their Military Thinking Richard Lowenthal **y THE demotion of the two French Communist leaders, Andre Marty and Charles Tillon, links up with two major developments m international Communist strategy. One is the reorganisation and reduction m size of the military arm of the West European Comumnist
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  • We the PEOPLE
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      Home Is Proper Place For Children
      451 6 Sir; What greater social 1 work can mothers undertake than 'nrint; up their children? The family is the basic unit of j society and home influence i makes or mars the child. The more attention a mother gives her children the better citizens the
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      'A Kowtow To The SIT'
      414 6 Sir; The recent announcement ;:i the press that the Singapore Improvement Trust will launch a $12 million project to provide lowCOSi housing for 50.000 people m the Colony m 1953 has, 1 am sure, struck the heartstrings of many a people with a merry note
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      Who's Who At Double 10th Party
      157 6 Sir, Permit me space to correct a statement m your editorial of 14th October ("Double Talk") as it is wholly misleading. You state inter alia "The celebrations m Singapore were graced only by members of the staff of the American Consulate and the United
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      'XMAS HOLIDAY CUT
      263 6 Sir, I congratulate the Singapore Teachers' Union on their initiative m cal.ing ari extraordinary m c c ting to decide on the feasibility of lodging a protest with the Education Department regarding the shortness of the Christmas holidays. I earnestly hope that the Teachers' Unions of the
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      LOCAL FILMS' SUPERIORITY
      116 6 Sir; Referring to the statement of \lr. G. W. Weskin on the standard of Malay films, I agree to his opinion that the superiority of local films is due to equipment and technical staff. But if he simply gave his opinion on the quality of the films,
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    USELESS EUSTACE
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    US URGES MORE AID IN KOREA
    335 7 Acheson Warns Beds Of Long And Costly War I UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 17, (UP) Secretary of State Dean Acheson yesterday appealed to the United Nations members for more help m the Korean war. general debate of the United A embty he warned that me
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    S. Africa UN Move Defeated
    67 7 S. Africa UN Move Defeated .s O t. IT U .-CT.il A i S < of 1 trig n t. The a l€ •;g for retention of n on f ht- agenda in- > i a rah and A- wa S <c :i and n large n ittin Ann I
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    COMET BEATS SCHEDULE
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    Leaders To Send Bevan Ultimatum
    187 7 LONDON, Oct. 17 (Reuter)— Labour Party leaders last night decided to present an ultimatum to Mr. Aneurin Bevan, rebel Leftwinger, that he should disband his group of supporters and cease attacks on other Labour Members of Parliament. The ultimatum, drawn up at a meeting of
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    72 7 pnoio. STRANGE gifts fail to campaigners for the US presidency at different times— but General Eisenhower was obviously pleased with the Spanish sombrero and scrape he was fciven at San Diego airport, where he addressed a crowd of 10,000 and Adlai Stevenson lost no time m dipping into the thirst-quenching
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    Coronation Fireworks
    106 7 LONDON. Oct. IT (RcuteD.— The da/ Of Queen Elizabeth's coronation next June will end with ii £12.000 fireworks display. a .show which will light up the London skyline to equal the biaze of Hitler's blitz. For an hour elaborate rockets vill pop high over the River Thames on
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    Inquiry On Lost Sub
    124 7 PARIS. Oct. IT (Reuter) A Navy Commission of Inquiry ieported yesterday thai the submarine Sibylle, lost with her 48 crew last month, probably met her doom trying to avoid collision with another warship passing over her. Lieutenant Gustave Curot and his ship piunsed to the bottom
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    Politburo Is Replaced
    64 7 MOSCOW. Oct. IT. (AP) Tiie ne.v Centra] Committee o! the Communist Party today announced the election ot a Presidium of 25 members ynd 11 alternates headed by Josef Stalin. The Presidium replaces the old Politburo, which formerly was the aU-POWerful body m the Communist Patty apparatus. I:
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    UK Will Honour Pledges To Sudan
    73 7 LONDON. Oct. IT <Reuter> Mr. Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister, has assured Sir Sved Abdul Rahman Al Ifabdi. Sudanese political and religious k:ider. that Britain will honour her pledges to the Sudanese. This was disclosed here today by Syed Sadciig. the Mahdi's eldest son
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    OKADA DIES
    43 7 TOKYO. Oct. 17 (ReuterAAP). Former Japanese Prime Minister Admiral Asisuke Okada died at his home here today, aged 84. Okada was Prime Minister from 1934 to 1936 and eld office at the time of the bruarv 26" revolt of young officers.
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    God Bless You'—Jane Russell Tells The Boys
    50 7 God Bless You'— Jane Russell Tells The Boys HOLLYWOOD: Oct. 17, (UP)— Hollywood film star Jane Russell sent her best wishes today to American Infantrymen, who captured the twin-peaked Korean hill named m her honour. She said: "Tell the boys God bless them for capturing Fane Russell and all others."
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    69 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 17. The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market today: Spot 21 Id. Jan. Mar. 21 Id. Apr/June 21 a. June/Sept. 21 id. Oct. c.i.f. 213 d. Market: Steady. LONDON TIN Spot £959 per ton
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    Irrawaddy Floods Swamp 30 Villages
    110 7 RANGOON, Oct. 17 (Renter)— Burma's "River of Sorrow" the mighty Irrawaridy, has Hooded a third of the town of B'namo, 100 miles north of Mandalay, and swamped 30 river villages. Unofficial reports reaching here today say that about 50.000 people are affected. The IrraWaddy has
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    C'wealth Plan For A-Work
    140 7 C'wealth Plan For A- Work LONDON, Oct. 17 (Reuter)— Britain and other Commonwealth countries are to investigate the possibility f >f a joint plan for the atomic energy development, authoritative sources said yesterday. The Commonwealth countries concerned are Canad.i. Australia and South Africa all big uranium producers. The aim would
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    Lord Derby's Footman Nails Rumours
    184 7 Lord Derby' s Footman Nails Rumours PRESCOT. England. On. IT <.Reuter>.— The lawyer of the young man-servant who police claim shot Lady Derby, attractive English aristocrat, las' week claimed today that too many people are jumping to conclusions about the shooting. The junior footman. Harold Winstanley, 19. i s charged
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    Mossadeq Stalling
    106 7 TEHERAN. Oct. IT «UP> A break m diplomatic relations between Britain and Iran was stalled today until Premier .Mohammed Mossadeq can confer with the Cabinet on exactly how he will so about it. Mossadeq announced today m a nationwide radio broadcast he j intends to break with Britain
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    Doctors Report Fever Of 114
    70 7 NEW YORK. Oct. 17 (AP)— A woman whose fever soared to 114 degrees one of the highest ever recorded is reported by Drs. Alexander Brunschwig and Alfred A. Fracchia of the Memorial Hospital here. R f ever shot up after sh< re; drug treatment for
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    Key Murder Witness Held
    232 7 DIGNE. France, Oct. 17 Reuter) Gustave Dominici key witness m the Aug. 5 murder of Sir Jack Drummond, his wife and daughter, was remanded m jail yesterday for failure to get aid for 10 yearold Elizabeth when he found her dying. The 32-year-old farmer admitted on
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    Less Hope For Anglo-Iran Oil Accord—US
    253 7 Less Hope For Anglo-Iran Oil Accord US WASHINGTON, Oct. n (Reuter)— The Slate l)r--partment said yesterday that Premier Mohammed Mossadeq's decision to break off diplomatic relations with Britain would make settlement of the BritishIranian oil dispute more difficult. The Depar' meat <r raan, Mr. PficfwH M I>« told reporters: "As
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    UK Press Comment On Break
    123 7 LONDON. Oct. 17 (AFP)— Little regret, no dismay 2nd some hope that negotiations maj' be resumed one way or another was expressed by the London press generally yesterday after the news of the decision to break off diplomatic relations was received. Two influential papers criticized
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    Naguib To Pardon 1,000
    47 7 Naguib To Pardon 1 ,000 CAIRO, Oct. IT. 'APi The Government ol Maj.-Gen. Mohammed N;i^nib has announced a general amnesty for an estimated l .ouu persons convicted M accused of political crimes between 19.'iti and the aimv COUp Lasl Aug. 23 inch forced King Farouk to abdicate
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    Housing For USAF
    34 7 The British Gov< uae be asked m Parliament un I day to request the United Sti > to bui!d its own housing at nmodation for '.S. Aii F< n personnel m Britain.
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    HK-Brazil Air Service
    62 8 HK-Brazil Air Service HONGKONG, Oct. 17, (UP) Direci air service between here and Rio de Janeiro is being planned by the Canadian Pacific Air Lines, a CPA executive said here yesterday. Mr. H. B. Main, general traffic manager for the company, who arrived here Wednesday, said the new hedule would
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    Gifts For Queen
    55 8 LONDON, Oct. 17. (Reuter)— Queen Elizabeth II today receiv- embroidered portraits of herse I her husband and her pa- ents, Rift ol Bao Dai. former! Emperor of Indo-China. The v.-iK ai four sirLs m Saigon. they were presented to the Queen D 3 Nguyen Khack Ye. new
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    R.I. SHIPPING 'POOL'
    136 8 Oil Firms To Start Syndicate With 1 Mil. Rupiahs Standard Special Correspondent JAKARTA, Fri. Three firms have pooled their resources to establish a new coastal ship Dma company for the spice islands of Ambon and Moluccas. The new company will start with an initial capital of 1.000.000
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    200 From S'pore
    33 8 HONGKONG, Oct. 17 (Reu-ter-AAP)—Two hundred Chinese from Singapore who arrived m Hongkong yesterday on the Dutch steamer Tjisadanc entrained here 10-i day for China and were escorted to the border.
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    Freights Up Again
    71 8 LONDON, Oct. 17, (UP).— Tramp shipping freight rates, whose headlong fall lasted almost without break for full ten months, hit bottom m September and bounced up, according to the monthly index of the Chamber of Shipping:. The index for September stood at 87 0, compared with the
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    Kaitak Lifts Ban On Public
    93 8 HONGKONG, Oct. 17 (AP) —Hongkong's Kaitak airport was reopened officially to the general public on Tuesday. The field was closed to all but airline passengers and airport personnel on July 29. The London Privy Council had reversed a Hongkong court decision and granted 40 former
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    Two Reasons Why UK Can't Relax
    177 8 LONDON. Oct. 17 (UP)— t Mr. Peter Thomeycrutt, PresiI dent of the Board of Trade. told manufacturers yesterday that keeping the export price stable for the next year would be indispensable towards winning Britain to export her way back to economic stability. Speaking at
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      533 8 CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Re&ulaj Sailings to China dn^ Japan from Singapore Port Sucttenham Penang Also direct Sailings from Bangkok and Indonesia to China J»pan Due Spore Due Penan™ From •S»MHhow" Oct 19 Ott !4 llonukoni: "Povaiig" Oct 30 Nov :> Hongkong Sails Sallb Sails Penang P. Sham Spore "Soorhow"
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    PAR Paint Works To Extend Producing Plant
    178 9 I ml Muff Reporter Malayan Paint Ike «>nly large scale ;luct*rs hi Malaya! Vied new machii*.lll at $100,000 to its producing plant i Panjang. m order with an anticipated; m the demand for produced paint. urh was 14 y .go under H: -api-
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    42 9 Pictured above is the office and factory prrnii- t sis of P.A.R. Malayan Paint Works, Pasir Pan jaiC founded 14 years agH with Dutch-British J capital. The laboratory 5 due for extension can 1. 1 been seen on the extreme left. i
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    US Cotton Ban Lifted
    75 9 WASHINGTON, Oct. IT. '< (Reuter) United States price itrola on sales ol imported ran c >'{■■.: b iv€ been removed. Announcing this, ihe gavemk 4Bce ol price stabflisati m said current selling prices nported cotton were well below ttie evel ol the controlThe ofßce explained that
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    India Seeks Loan Of US $40 Million
    56 9 NEW DELHI, Oct IT (AFP) —A US $46 million loan is to be negotiated with the World Bank by an Indian delegation caving here nexi week for Washington, according to official sources here last night The loan is to be used for the
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    Rubber Roads Are Safer, Cheaper, Says Expert
    76 9 KBW YORK, Oct. 17 (UP) Public roads made of rubber can stretch motorists' lives and taxpayers' dollars, according to a leading authority on rubber and its development. Mr. 11. G. Busbee. Vice President of the Natural Rubber Bureau, speaking on the General Electric
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    S'pore Rubber Stocks Dwindle
    141 9 STOCKS of rubber m Singapore last month were considerably less than the quantity at the end of the preceding month Singapore dealers' stocks of rubber at the end of Septemj ber stood at .'W.37:J tons com- pared with 45.5~4 tons for the 1 previous month. Port
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    $137,540 Profit For S. Kuroh
    71 9 SUNGEI Kuroh Limited reported a profit of $137,540 for the year ended May 31, 1952, compared with $140,918 for the previous year. After extinguishing the debit balance and making provision for income tax ($40,000) the balance to be carried forward was $487. Sanction has been
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    Rubber Price Is Sagging
    85 9 Rubber Price Is Sagging THF rubber market m Singapore experienced yet another featureless week with prices showing a sagging tendency. Demand from abroad was •nainly for the lower grade? of i rubber, but some short-cover-ing for October position, main- tamed the premium on the I first grade. Prices fluctuated between
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    HK EXCHANGE
    41 9 HONGKONG, Oct. 17—Special Standard Service—Closing j prices on the Hongkong Ex- change today were $15 80 to £1 sterling, $6,205 to U.S. $1. j 51. 835 to Malayan $1 50.3880 to one Indonesian Rupiah. gold $288.25 to one tael.
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      68 9 f &MGAPORE DIARY Sl A SCO is DANCE: Ist Spore ISK X* r i Sc J Scouts Group social dance at SB A Ha!) 8 B 1ion" 1 tn a l SOrlK '''V: "ftrtrodue«ames Girls School Room 13. o •hi i) m y s p!m w1a ngapo i* CheA riub
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      420 9 SPORE AHTS TIIKXTRK: The ICerchatri of V'en.ce" at VictorU Theatn d p tn. RADIO PROGRAMME KIIMO MALAYA. SINGAPORE: li <i m News; 10 0j Housewives Choice Kl. r, 11 a.m. New Records; 1 >m. Progiamme Summary, 1.02 Ma; =;e Ballanl at the P •.»::(> 1 Studio); 1.30 News; 1 ."vi
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      459 9 Sandakan, J« melton Labuan, X ich Ing "I:4. 435 Pni Medan. PenanaT, I Mh. Kuala Liunpui .149 G(5 m Kota Bahi i P< tg (MLlll> 6 4") .m Kuala I. im •■>■■ iMl.ioa* 710 n m QWTAs |to\i SKRMCES FROM: Jakarta, Darwin iBAMS) 230 p m C ilcutt i BA7MI
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      435 9 Hail Bag: 8 p m Musical Cri!i»- »rd; 8.50 The Libra 1a km Over; 9pm Film Cat < <t New* fs>j 9 V Harmony; 10 p m Mr Rou tf; 10 30 Ifa Dancin. ENTERTAINMENTS RFX: Jack and the Bi »talk 1. R3O and 915 ,3 m First Lag <■
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      CLOCHEMERLE' STORM IN ITALY
      1041 10 "pLOCHEMERLE" is m trouble again! a storm has arisen m Italy where the film has just been shown to the censors prior to release. In a recent battle between the censors and the distributors over the film "God Has Need Of Men" the distributors won. the
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      346 10 \fyRITADWMAR t TODAY'S QUOTATION: -I in' human knee is .Hunt and not an entertainment Perc} llaiiiniuiid. uskh: The accent Is on personality, charm today Enjoy fn me r« SoC:abll "y. relaxation.. fun. It is a good time for entertaining. Buy for beauty or style as well as necessity Steer clear
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    RADRODRO STOPS WOODS IN 9TH ROUND
    296 11  -  RANJIT SINGH Aussie Sent To Hospital By ISHMELI RADRODRO knocked out Australian Jim Woods m the ninth round of a scheduled ten-rounder at the Happy World stadium last night. Woods was taken to hospital suffering from concussion. Me recovered consciousness m the ambulance and
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    RNAS Hold SCC For Hockey Upset
    433 11 A FULLY deserved equaliser four minutes before time enabled RNAS (Sembawang) to share points with Singapore Cricket Club m a SHA Division I "A" match on the Padang yesterday. The result, a I—l1 1 draw, has cost the Club another valuable point m their
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    6 'SIXES' TO KEITH MILLER
    160 11 HONGKONG. Oct. 17, (Reuter-AAP) The visiting Australian XI captained by Bill O'Reilly toda> boat lionukonu m an unofficial two-day "test" match by an iDfiings and 44 runs. Keith Miller, Australia's leading right-hander, carried his bat for the Australian visitors, scoring 118. Six of his spectacular
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    Ipoh YW Win Easily At Hockey
    161 11 IPOH, Fri. Ipoh hockey enthusiasts turned out m full force on the Upper Padang today to watch the inter-YWCA match between Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. The local team with a faster forwards and a sounder defence won the match by two goals to nil.
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    Billiards Wizard Hope To Retire
    97 11 CHICAGO, Oct. 17— Billiards -boy wonder" Willie Hoppe quit the game today at the age of 65 after a 46-year reign as a world figure m the sport. Hoppe who won billing as "the boy wonder" at the age of eight when he toured the
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    Big Time Boxing Is 60 Years Old
    465 11 NEW YORK, (UP) —It was 60 years ago on Sept. 7 that James J. Corbett defeated John L. Sullivan for the world's heavyweight championship—and big-time boxing was born. Boxing has been illegal, and conducted at secret way stations. It was still illegal m
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    Clean sweep For Ipoh 'Y'
    90 11 Tennis IPOH. Fri. Defending champions Ipoh YMCA today entered the quarter-final of the Sultan's cup inter-team tennis competition beating Perak Turf Club Sports Club by four rntehes to oil. Results: ('V' mentioned first) N. Caleb and Timothy Lee beat J. R. Whimster and P. Kemis
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    Archers Stole The Spotlight
    187 11 AN ARCHERY competition captured all the plaudits and acclamation from amongst the few hundred spectators at Methodist Girls AfterBoon School's first annual sports at the Victoria School yesterday. Seven pretty jfirls Leong Choo Tai, Choo Swee Leong, Ng Poh Kirn, Lav Cheng Gek, Ooi Kirn Leh,
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    THOSE FIJIANS
    24 11 photo. This is The Fiji Regiment's Rugby team which beat the Selangor Club 18—3 at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. Yong Peng Seong
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    Wolves And Wales Favourites Today
    444 11  -  JIM CHAMBERS UK Soccer Preview By LONDON, Oct. 17 (AP)— Two top liners head tomorrow's soccer bil!. Wales, joint champions with England last season, play Scotland on the Cardiff City ground, and Wolverhampton Wanderers, leaders of the First Division ot the English League visit the
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    COLONY HOCKEY TRIALISTS
    82 11 SINGAPORE Civilians hold their first hotkey trial on the Pa da nt: on Tuesday. The teams which Hill take part m the same were announced yesterday by the 5.11.A. as follows: WHITES: Patrick Yee: S. D. Williams. Sohan Sinyh; Tahar Kalu. Mohinder Sin^h, Shegaran: Beant Sin^h, Raz.ak.
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    School Cricket On The Agenda
    122 11 A sub-corn nittee meet m of the .M;. ■.!>■;:!! Cr.f ket Afl elation, to discos* crfc"k< I coaching for schoolboyt wi tie heW at the Selangor Cl on Monday ai BJM p.m. Under tbe auspices of thi Rfalayan Cricked Anodatioa promineoi Selaog^n cridDertei devoted two
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