The Straits Times, 6 August 1950

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    32 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA 1 Sunday Edition OS rue Straits Times fc Singapore Wr— Press No. 784. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1950. I 1 if PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    OVER NO RETREAT LINE
    341 1 OVER NO RETREAT LINE Reds start big drive TOKYO, Saturday. [SjORTH Korean -forces today punched across the Naktong River a new U.S. defence "line of no retreat." The Eighth Army said in a communique the crossing was made "east and south-east of Sangu," Sangu is near the nortli-west corner of
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    6 M.A.A.A. RECORDS BROKEN
    205 1 SIX records were broken chring Malayan Athletic Association's 29th champ'.onship.s held at thp University of Malaya ground, (poro. on Fr;d.> rday Tv first rt-cord to go was in the hop. step and jump on Friday and to this new marks in the javelin, disi-s and all
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    SHIP'S CAPTAIN GUILTY
    62 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— A United States court found Captain Davia Jones of the Isbrandsten ship 'Flying Arrow, guilty of misconduct changes brought by members of the crew. Jones' licence was revoked for six months, but the sentence was suspended for a one year's probationary period. He was
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    TRAGEDY OK BOARD TROOPSHIP
    146 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter COR one Serviceman's wife on board the troopship Orbita. coming to meet her husband in Singapore, there was tragedy for she lost her only child who died yesterday. In spite of efforts on the part of the ship's doctor and medical staff
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    SHIP FREED
    32 1 TAIPEH. (Formosa) Sat The 4,748-ton British freighter Northern Glow, detained by the Chinese Nationalists since July, Is to be released, the Formosa Government informed the British Consul here today.— Reuter.
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    KEEN TO JOIN
    30 1 PRETORIA, Sat.—Applications were pouring in today from serving Air Force men to Join the fighter squadron which the South Africa? Government Is to send to Korea.— Reuter.
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    EARTHQUAKE DEATHS
    21 1 CARACAS. Venezuela Sat.— One hundred people are reported killed in an earthquake In the Venezuelan town of El Tocuyo.—Reuter
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    'Flew merrily along
    74 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter FIRE tenders and an ambulance stood by at terminal building at Kallang Airport yesterday afternoon as a Constellation which had flown from |akarta on three of its four engines came into land. The aircraft made a perfect landing A passenger said: "An engine
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    AUSTRALIA GIVES K.M.T. MAN ASYLUM
    109 1 AUSTRALIA GIVES K.M.T. MAN ASYLUM Sunday Times Correspondent MELBOURNE, Sat. A USTRALJA has granted J\ political asylum to Mr. C. Tsiang. Chinese Consul Gen- eral at Jakarta who has been replaced there by nominee of Communist China. This is first time Australia has granted such asylum to an Asian and
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    THE FIRST PETER'
    21 1 LONDON, Sat— Nina Boncicault, the first actress to play Peter Pan. has died in London aged 83.— A.P.
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    THREE WOUNDED IN JOHORE NIGHT MAIL
    177 1 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QNE Chinese civilian was killed and one European police lieutenant, one British soldier and one Indian civilian were wounded when the north-bound night mail train was fired on by terrorists last night in lohore Last night, in
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    880,000 notes to bandits
    28 1 jyjORE thin 880,000 leaflets of them urging the bandits to surrender were dropped by R.A.F. Dakotas last month in every state in the Federation.
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    PRIVATE VISIT
    35 1 GOTHENBURG. SJt.—Britain's Deputy Prime Minister, Mr. Herbertt Morrison, arrived today by ship from England with his wife for a three-week visit to Sweden. He told reporters that his visit was entirely private A.P.
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    14 1 Ceneral Douglas MaeArHiur and Ceneraliisimo Chiang Kai-shek at Sunghjn airport, Taipei. A. P. picture.
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    ROYAL BABY THIS WEEK'
    81 1 LONDON, Sat. PRINCESS Elizabeth's second child, third in succession to the British throne may be born In about s week's time, according to Buckingham Palace sources today. Sister Helen Rove, the midwife, slim, brown eyed, near- ly 60 years of age, is expected to arrive at
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    FATHER NOT COMING TO S'PORE
    188 1 FATHER NOT COMING TO S'PORE BERGEN-OP-ZOOM. (Holland) Sat. EX-Sergeant Hertogh. the father of Maria said today that his plan to fly to Malaya had "fallen through." He was to have left Holland tonight to make what he had called "a desperate attempt" to get legal sanction for her to return
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    6 ESCAPE WHEN PLANE CRASHES
    93 1 OKLAHOMA CITY. Sal A twin-engined U.S. Marine transport plane laden with explosive crashed near here at midnight last night but all six members of the crew escaped before explosions shook the countryside. The C-46 was coming in for an instrument landing in heavy fog when
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    U.K. JET FIGHTERS
    48 1 LONDON, Sat. The Daily Herald said today that Britain has ordered 3,000 jet planes to reinforce the R.A.F. Fighter Command The Ministry of Supply sent out contracts on Friday to the De Havilland and Oloster Airplane Companies. The new planes will cost an estimated £50,000,000.
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    The band played at Maria's party
    523 1 Sunday Times Staff Reporter WHILE a Malay band played in a house in Ceylang last night at a party in honour of 14-year-old Dutch girl, Maria Bertha Hertogh, and her 22-year-old Malay school teacher husband, the young bride period ii ilfci Hi *W :«»<*
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    Told her of my love for Wallis'
    2468 2 Told her of my love for Wallis' THE CRISIS. IS GETTING NEARER. IN HIS MEMOIRS THE DUKE OF WINDSOR TELLS OF MEETING HIS MOTHER WHEN HE Lasi week the Duke of Windsor told of his momentous tnttrviett wWt the Prime Minister. He wrun.. The day before, when arranging for the
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      206 2 NEXT WEEK Tne Baldwin proposals go 0.-f to the Empire: Bishop's speech precipitates the crisis. Qammefer SWISS WATCHES Over forty years of experience gained from Sale and Servicing '^C^'y^ in this Part of the World are /*W\ reflected in the special con- itrucrion of our Watch.s z^^^^&V^Jr FOR LADIES W^^ml
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    34 3 Miss Evelyn D. Y.itci the di.",S»cr of Mr. Harold Y.itcj of f.i Air Ministry and Sergeant C ild Pyreman of the RE ME. ■ftw their marriage at St. A.iJi-cw's Cathedral yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    100 WORKERS PICKET RADIO BUILDING
    489 3 100 WORKERS PICKET RADIO BUILDING First Union strike in 2 years Sunday Times Staff Reporter first trade union strike in Singapore since the Emergency was started yesterday morning without incident by about 100 employees of Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd. Carryng placards bearing slogans in English and Chinese calling on the public
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    5 NAMED FOR UMNO PRESIDENT
    263 3 5 NAMED FOR UMNO PRESIDENT S nd:iv T MM SialT X.porter A\!;T from Dato Onn bin afar foir other nominations have been v»lor the Presidency ol UMNO to be elected ai the annual meeting of the i I Assembly ul UMNO beld In Kuala Kangrar 27. inatlonf in Bahru yesterday.
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    MURDER CHARGE WITHDRAWN
    71 3 Sand lines s.ilT Carre pmiilcnt JOKORE BAHRU Bat. Lai-is im Ifurad, a member of the Auxiliary PoUOC and Rfdpiiam b.n Haji A»,iri, a soldier, who were brought before the Bam Pabafl Police Ooori for an inqidry into the murder of Kok Bak Chua on April 18 hi
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    RETIRED FROM J.S.C.
    37 3 Sunday Times Staff Corrcspondant JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Inche Talib bin Haji Taib of the Johore Oivil Service has retired from Government Seivice and has creased to be a member of the Johore State Council.
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    137 3 Mr. Paul Weeks Litchfield, chairman of the board ot the Ooodyc.it Tire and Rubber Company, and Mrs. Litchfield. cut a monster cake at celebrations in Akron, Ohio, in honour of Mr. Litchfield's 50 years continuous service with the firm. Mr Litchfield has been responsible for many outstanding accomplishments of the
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    TWO POISONING CASES
    50 3 Sunday Timed Staff Reporter Two canstic soda poison in" !tMS were a^.iitted to Singapore General Hospital yesterday. They were a 55 -year old I <-a -.seller, Pan Koh. living at Temple Street, and 19-year i>ld Ng Yee Hock, a Chinese khool student. Ihrlng at 13, Geylan 3
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    SETBACK IN SITE FOR NEW BLIND HOME
    128 3 SETBACK IN SITE FOR NEW BLIND HOME KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THE Johore Government which promised an ideal site for the Princess Elizabeth Home for the Blind, has now Informed tlv* Central Welfare Council that It requires that particular piece of land for more important purposes. It has offered them an
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    KIWI DANCE
    78 3 Sunday Times StafT Reporter The Kiwi Members" League of Singapore held a .-/c.-eliul third anniversary dance a; the Adelphi Hotel last'night. More than 400 members and guests attended. The following were awarded certificates of honorary membership: Messi-i. Loo Tick. Hal. Tan Tiang Choon, Koh Tian Guan. Mr. David
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    30 3 Mist Clot.lde Stewart. I nurte at General Hospital and Mr. Carl Campbell of Hie Air Ministry after their marriage at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    DIPHTHERIA WARNING TO PARENTS
    114 3 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent MALACCA, Saturday. BARENTS were warned to protect their children against diphtheria and whooping cough in a statement issued today by Dr R. K. Ponniah, the Municipal Health Officer. At a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners this week Dr. K. C. Kwong asked
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    47 3 Mr. Lim Yew Hock, president of th« Singapore Labour Parry, find, ing that the striken had had nothing but a cup of tea in the morning gave them all a cuiwy-puff treat during the one hour picketing at the Rediffusion offices in ClemeNtwaf Avenue. Sunday Times picture.
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    Daily bombs on South Malaya
    210 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE RAF. launched very heavy bombing and strafing attacks against terrorist positions in every State in the Federation but Malacca and Province Wellesley last month, an R.A.F. spokesman stated yesterday in Singapore. The weight of its offensive by Spitfires.Tempests, Brigands and
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    DatoOnn to live in K.L.
    78 3 Sunday Times Correspondent JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. DATO Onn bin Ja'afar, leaves Johore Bahru on Monday for Kuala Lumpur where he will live in future. The move follows his taking up the appointment of chairman of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority. Dato Onn for the
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    CONCERT FOR SCHOOL FUND
    67 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A feature at last night's concert in St. Hilda's School Hall in aid of the building fund, was a Burmese dance by 18-year old, June Berton. About 200 people attended the concert. The programme included a play, dance by the Taylor Studio,
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    FOUND HANGING
    26 3 Sunday Times Staff Reporter A 18-year-old Chinese girl was found hanging in a house at Van Kit Road yesterd*T Afternoon. She died In hospital.
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    Mr. N.Ward to relieve MrMcNeice next year
    190 3 Mr. N. Ward to relieve MrMcNeice next year Sunday Times Reporter AN M.C.S. officer from the Federation Mr. Norman Ward, has been chosen by Singapore Municipal Commissioners as Municipal President during the absence on leave early next year of Mr. T. P. F. McNeice. Mr. Ward is the Malayan Establishment
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    Men in the Majority
    99 3 Sunday Times StafT Reporter QNE woman to six men: that was the position of undergraduates at the University of Malaya in the first year of its existence. The Federation Government's education report for 1949 says that there were 345 men and 61 women undergraduates from the
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    A STORY PACKED WITH SUSPENSE STATE SECRET
    1857 4 A STORY PACKED WITH SUSPENSE STATE SECRET THIS is the first instalment of the story of the London Films thriller, State Secret. The film is set in an imaginary European country ruthlessly controlled by a dictator. THE VERSION HAS BEEN PREPARED BY CECIL WILSON WORKING IN CONJUNCTION WITH SIDNEY CILLIAT,
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      556 4 Be Proud of Your English Are you Content With the Way you Speak and Business leaders wto contribute write? Are you sure that you are not making Siffi e^-!hf" B< SroaJartiia" W0 of mistakes that cause people to underrate you? the SiectS tnsSh^?ounei are unanimous in urging that good Never
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      41 4 The Cast DR. |OHN MARLOWE Douglas Fairbanks |r. LISA Clynls |o»ins ■ABA Olga Lowe TIRESA Therese Van Kye COLONEL CALCON Jack Hawkins GENERAL NIVA Walter Rilla DR. RIVO Karel Stevanek DR. POLDOl... Leonard Sachs THIODOR Herbert Lorn BUCK MAN Robert A>res
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      9 4 Next Sunday 'Pity yo u recogni a«d tti« patUtH'
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      456 4 4ifef Pi I IU'T i- ii Irk *t fit AJii i "1* I rW /he way to success is. using and building up abundant energy. Successful people renew their vigour in recuperative sleep \iry ■ight, relaxing on the luxurious comfort of Slumboiland. Even ia the hottest night, air vents circulate
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    POOR' CHILDREN OF THE RICH
    290 5 POOR' CHILDREN OF THE RICH Clinic set up for the QO you iove your children and are you sure you're bringing them up the correct way? If the answer to the first is yes,*' and to the second No," then read on Just opened in Singapore is the only institution
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    25 5 Lv §^c"- r' n. a«ed three, son Mr. Pau Kirn Yoni? ot Kora Bitiru investigates the mysteries •f j flashlight camera. Cau Boon Eng. picture.
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    STUDENT OF TWO CULTURES
    283 5 -und v lines C «rrr-.|»(>nd<'nl j C;iNGAPORt/s fust local administrative oßcer to be selected under tne Unified Colonial Servlc— for s course at Oxford University in Colonial Ac!mintitrataon is Mr. Lee Blow Assistant. Controller ot Foreign Exchange and Bupervlaor of Election*, who; will leave for Britain
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    DOUBLE MURDER ALLEGATION
    53 5 Sunila) Times <i«rn sp.uiJ^i.l .SEGAMAT, Sat. -A preliminary enquiry on a tentative charge of double murder will open in the Segamat Circuit Court on Wednesday against 30-year-old Foo Kok Chu.m, a former auxiliary policeman. He is ■Iknod to have shot dead two Malay policemen while out with
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    "THRUST FARE ON ME" PLEA
    51 5 SEGAMAT, Sat Charged With using his private car as a tnxi 41-year-old Ramasainy was fined $50. "I gave a Chinese a lift in my car and though I did not ask bin for anything he thrust fifty cents into my pocket for coffee money," explained
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    RAUB TRANSFERS
    28 5 Sunday Times Staff C\>rrf>pundrnt RAUB, Frl.— Mr. Arjan Btngfa Gill, Indian interpreter. Supreme Court, Raub, has been transferred to Ktons. His successor Is Mr. K. Purl.
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    'BEHAVED AS MERE BEATS"
    90 5 Sunday rimes (01 respondent SEGAMAT. Sat— "We love each other and would like to get married if we could be allowed to do so," declared 56-year-old Sadi bin Mangon, a Javanese, and his 17--year-old step-daughter Tin. binte Rimin. both charged in the Segamat Circuit Court today
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    SOLDIER BAILED
    66 5 [line i i.i -jpomlent SEGAMAT. Sat.— A British sol' ier. 25-yeDi-oli W.H Monaghan had a double i harge of theft read out to him in the Scga:nat Sessions Court. H«* vas alleged to have taUon a silver watch chain frcm a Chinese <>t Bat'j Anam and to nave
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    POLICE TRANSFER
    26 5 SEGAMAT. Sir- inspector Tnhir bin Othm*n. O.C.P.D. at Labis, has arrived at Segamat on transfer. He rui3 been succeeded at Labis by ASP. Giles
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    Carrier returns for war aid
    373 5 QNE of Singapore's main links with the war in Korea V the 20,000-ton aircraft carrier H.M.S. Unicorn arrived in the Colony yesterday. She arrived back after a month in Japanese waters where she had loaccd ammunition, stores and aircraft direct into British combat boats bound
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    TALKING OF BOOKS
    585 5 TALKING OF BOOKS IT sometimes happens that an author who has never before in his life written more than a few columns turns up with a book that bears all the indications of a winner. Capt CO. Jennings. Kuala Lumpur's Municipal Architect, is such an author As far as I
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    TODDY 'WAS FOR CAKES'
    50 5 SLREMBAN. Sat. When Ramasamy an Indian rubber tapper, pleaded guilty yesterday before the Seremban Magistrate to a charge of having been found in possession of a bottle of toddy, rte said he bought the teddy ill order to make "apom" (Indian cake). He was fined $20.
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    THE SINGAPORE SCENE
    2086 6 '\9Ui IMqaJu REPORTING "rAN anyone be hypnotised?" I wanted to know, feeling slightly scared and a little weak inside. As though guessing that I was setting a little worried. James Sabre smiled as he answered. "P oda who consciously cannot be hypnotised, but there are people who
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    Londpn shows its fashions early
    712 7  -  MARY HEATHCOTT by I ONDON'S special niche in Ihe world of fashion seems now to be solidly established. From London we do not get the new line but interpretations of the mode, and that they ar e interpretations both acceptable and inspired seems proved by
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    TRAVEL LIGHT
    402 7 WHEN YOU CO ON LEAVE •"PRAVEL light!" is sound advice to women going on home leave. Take with you just enough to cover your journey plus as many of the lightest sheerest nylons as you have the nerve to brave the customs officials with. For those of you
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    HUMAN CASEBOOK
    749 7 YOUR PROBLEMS ANSWERED I AM a Chinese aged 24. met ant fell in love with a girl three yeart ago. She is now coed 21. Although we arc both very much in love w.th each other I have a feeling that our romanc* canrnt last much longer. This
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    New Cakes for old
    555 7 JT Is fun to bakd an unusual cake for a special occasion and a good cake tucked away In a cake tin has us prepared for 'he unexpected guest. DEVILS FOOD CAKE r|REAM three-quarters of a cupful of butter thoroughly; add one and seven-eighths cupful of
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      371 7 §f precious fm hairs have 'fallen I HOW MANY MORE JT WILL FOLLOW? Tin jO md when t To- morrow Next week And all A/ the time you'll be ihinkin* i/\o "how many more Act now, V/ ror (tJlirafha r naduifer iikb. <-} It means that hair roots need /BY
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    Midwives in Singapore work day and night
    1083 8  -  ROY FERROA A BABY'S CRY IS REWARD ENOUGH by fill-: plaintive cries of the mw born infant sounded the sweetest music in the world to the proud parents in the quiet allap hut on the outskirts of Singapore. To the elderly Chinese midwife
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    BACKCHAT....by Cynthia When whisky was$3abottle
    386 8 BACKCHAT....by Cynthia When whisky was$3 abottle %LTE were con- ducting our own investigation into the "whisky-swilling planter" myth when we lighted on a mine of information. Now we know, or at least we think we know, that this tag If a most outrageous and libellous one. In fact only a
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    Mens Diary
    789 8  -  MARIAN Dy s TODAY the Swimming Club holds a general meeting, to decide whether children may or may not continue to use the club on sundnv mornings. Unfortunately husband has to work this morning, and reading over the rules I find that lady members are not permitted to
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    UNION TEA PARTY
    46 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter The Executive Council of the Singapore Army Civil Service Union will hold a tea-party at 4.30 p.m. today at the Cathay Restaurant in honour of its president, Mr. V. K. Nair, on his recent promotion to a senior post.
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    VITAL TALKS START THIS WEEK
    214 9 U.S. aid for Malaya Sunday Times Staff Reporter IMPORTANT talks on United States military defence aid to Malaya will take place in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur this week. They will be the top discussions following the expected arrival in Singapore today of the United States
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    CHILDREN SANG AT WEDDING
    215 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THE marriage took place at the Presbyterian Church, Singapore yesterday between Mrs. Phillppa E. Blackhall, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Silvester of Finchley, London, and Mr. Alex. F. Jessiman, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Forbes Jessiman of Alexandria,
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    ARCHITECTS AT WEDDING
    124 9 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MANY Singapore architects were at the Presbyterian Church yesterday to see the marriage of their colleague Mr. Rolf Koren to Miss Bunty McDonald. Walking up the aisle on the arm of Mr. Lincoln Page, the SIT architect, the bride was dressed in a
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    WAYANG TIME FOR THE CHINESE
    202 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent |ul A'.AYAN Chinese who observe many annual religious festivals are now celebrating with colourful roadside wayangs, a series of which are now being held in Singapore. One staged in the heart of Singapore was the Taiv/an wayang, which ended a three-day
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    31 9 Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Korert after their marriage at th« PretbyteriaN Church. Singapore yesterday. The bride. Bunty McDonald v the dayghter of Mrs. O. R McDonald of Melbourne.— Sunday Times picture.
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    PENANG READY FOR TOURIST RUSH
    342 9 Sunday Times Staff Correspondent PENANG, Saturday. RESPITE uncertain world political conditions and consequent travel defficulties Penang is preparing to receive more round-the-world tourists this year than at any other time since the war. "The island has many attractions for overseas visitors, especially from America, who
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    42 9 Mill Jenny Wong Sail Chan of lohore Bjhru. one of Hire* lohore nurses who art going to England on a special course. Th« others arc Miss Anita Lazaroo and Mrs. Koh Chiew Yam of Muar. They art expected to sail in October.
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    FOCARTY LEAVES FOR SAIGON
    28 9 The Commander-in-Chief, Far East Air Force, Air Marshal Sir Francis Fogarty, left Changi by air for Saigon yesterday. He will be returning on Thursday.
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      290 9 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE s :lllj!( 9 -30 "Announcer's 0 ajn. "Walti Time. 9.30 10 Emergency News; M n__,«j 10.10 Victor Silvester and Orch.; •Band CaU"; 10 News, followed 10 3Q plcture Para(J e"; Music by Emergency Newt from XX.; 0 J)oaM Vornecs n 30 _5 Djn 10.10 Light Music; 10.30
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      FIVE YEARS AGO
      349 10 "The force from ichich the sun draws its pencer has been loosed against those tcfio brought war to the Far East." FIVE years ago today Presi- dent Truman used these words announcing the atom bombing a few hours before of the Japanese city of Hiroshima. Five years
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      The squabble
      79 10 CVEN their opponents will deplore the squabbles which have arisen in Singapore's Laoour Party.... a party formed with high ideals but. apparently, the vaguest of programmes. For whether they be mistaken or not, the Labour Party has a big part to play in the new democracy which is
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      Bouquet and...
      21 10 A bouquet for Perak Council of State for banning read speeches. Existing government and muncipal bodies please take note.
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      Brickbat
      19 10 A brickbat for Singapore Municipal Commissioners who talk for hours and hours and want paying for it. J
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    THE SHAH OF PERSIA
    1040 10  -  JOHN GODLEY An Exclusive Interview With He inherited £28,000,000 and has given away £25,000,000 in six years By A L 0 N C the arid Soviet Persian border tempers »re shortening. Red propaganda to Persia is increasing. In the diplomatic field, Russia has sent sharp Notes
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    Chinatown Speaks
    429 10 CHINATOWN is worried about the big social ref< as which are going to make a Teat difference to life there. My Chinatown intellectual group has discussed these reforms, and the outcome has been the drafting of a letter. Incorporating their thoughts and feelings, running as follows: I f\EAR
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    Research Vital in S.-E. Asia
    611 10 says ALAN ELLIOTT |N an interview recently Sir Roland Braddell advocated increased anthropological, historical and geographical research in bouth-East Asia. ...It is possible that many readers will ask what the use of such research could be. At least, if my own experiences as social anthropologist
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    'BILL' SLIM'S BIRTHDAY
    247 10 The General whose contact with the "or linary chap in the ranks" brought him §uccess and the highest office in the British Army is ">9 today He is Field Marshal Sir William Slim, Chief of the Imperial General StafT. who visited M-.-.laya during his tour of the
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    8,000 miles for their school holidays!
    223 11 8,000 miles for their school holidays! Sunday Times Staff Reporter Xl EARLY 100 of the 200 British schoolchildren and students who are •chedutsd to take part in QEA-BOAC s Operation Reunion" have already arrived in Malaya and other territories in South-East Asia to spend the summer holidays with their parents.
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    GETTING UPPER HAND IN JOHORE
    508 11 GETTING UPPER HAND IN JOHORE 100 square miles 'blitzed' Sunday Times Special Reporter QNE hundred square miles of bandit territory around Yong Peng, in South Johore, is being "blitzed" in combined military, police and civil operations which first began ten days ago. The result has been a complete cessation of
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    Thousands at the fete
    243 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter THOUSANDS thronged the Raffles Institution grounds yesterday afternoon in a gay holiday mood at the garden fete held in aid of the Home for Handicapped Children. Although the gates were only opened at four o clock, the energetic committee and helpers had
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    RADIO DINNER
    47 11 Sunday Times SUB Reporter About 100 people attended the dinner given by the staff of the Broadcasting Department at Raffles Hotel last night in honour of Mr. John Duclos, head of the Malay Section of Radio Malaya, who is going on a scholarship to England.
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    LALLANG FIRES
    37 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter Singapore had three lallang fires in three hours yesterday afternoon They were at St. George's Road at 1.42, at Pender Road at 3.40 and at No. 1 sub-depot, Kranjl, at 4.28.
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    Telegraphists are 'Guinea pigs'
    321 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter MNOERCOINC extreme tropical conditioning for any future war in the Pacific, six volunteers from the Royal Navy are shut in a room every day at the Tropical Research Unit, Ceneral Hospital, Singapore. Subjected to heat up to 105 degrees while taking wireless
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    58 11 Pictured at a party in Singapore hit night it Dutch girl, Nadrj Adabi and her husband Inche Al Mansor Adabi, admiring some of the many wedding presents. Looking on arc some of the guests and in the background Hussain bin funced, a relative of the bridegroom, in whose house in
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    MR. KISHINCHAND IS ANNOYED
    186 11 Sunday Times Staff Reporter IkJR. P. K. Kishinchand, of Bombay, who made elaborate arrangements to take the ashes of his nephew's wife from Indonesia to India, arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon by QEA-BOAC Constellation from |akarta very much annoyed. Just before boarding the plane in Jakarta,
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    IDEAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS
    96 11 Sunday Times Staff Reiu». -<r George and Margaret presented by the Singapore Rr- 1 pertory Company at the Vie- toria Theatre last night was well produced and should not be missed.. It is an ideal shew for the holiday week and Its humour still sparkles. In
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    CROWDS RUSH TO SPORTS
    165 11 CROWDS RUSH TO SPORTS kday Times Sta.'T Kportir irts in Singapore and the Federation caused ass exchanges of population during the liolin.v week-end. Main draw in Singapore wu the m.a.a.a. meet at Bukit Timah which finished last night, while in the Federation the North versus South crickf I badminton championship
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    SUNDAY SHAKESPEARE
    25 12  - SUNDAY SHAKESPEARE Mcleod V A PLAGL'E UPON THIS HOWL INC! THEY ARC LOUDER THAN THE WEATHER OR OUR OFFICE The Temowst. Act 1 Scene 1
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    933 12  -  NAT. GUBBINS By A dillcent reader of the nawapepara hai written 1* to mT "I>urlnf the laat few montoa It haa been reported In the Preaa that, apart from their normal duties of protecting law abiding clUsena, officer* on duty In the street* and at police
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      265 12 Highlights of Radio *f> JJO you like radio plays? Are there some plays that have entertained and pleas .-3 you more than others? Would you like to hear these favourites again? If your answer to these three questions is •yes" then you'll be interested in tne "PLAY WEEK 1 that
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      202 12 ■worth; The Sliver Cord; Docuirent A/7T7: The Bargain; The Browning Version; Rumplestiltskin The China Run; Richard II; Bright Moon in the Forest; The Ghost Train; 1984; The Late Christopher Bean; Off Plnisterre; Mnrta Marten or Murder in the Red Barn; The Invisible Wound; Life Blood; Follow the Blue Light; 6he
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      481 12 Its sustained climax and suspense of play immediately before the cast oa Thursday at 6.03 pa. K depend on the tensed lmaglaatioa tea lotenrai. Tills broadcast la you are Interested In stamp colot the listener to build up the oa Saturday at 11.18 pja. leering and would like to hear
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    Stone Age baby
    1022 13  -  JOHN PREBBLE SHE WAS FOUND IN THE JUNGLE AT TWO YEARS OF AGE A SAVAGE LITTLE GIRL WEARING A NECKLACE OF ANIMAL TEETH. HERE IS A FULL ACCOUNT OF HER STRANGE TRANSFORMATION. by Is now a brilliant young woman IN Peru today there lives a '2(1--vc.iiold girl,
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    The Jungle Baby Civilised
    17 13 THIS is Hie jungle baby as she became two years after being found.
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    Never say 'lah-lah' to a wild elephant
    411 13  -  JAMES BARTLELL B> IS an elephant more 1 intelligent than a dogV James Howard Williams thinks so. After working i n the Burma Jungle for nearly 25 years he knows more about elephants than any other white man. During the war, as elephant
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    at your Leisure
    107 14 TWO Singaporeans, Mrs. 1 I. M. O'Dwyer and her 17--year-old daughter Margaret < O'Dwyer, attended the Sunday Pictorial garden party for film stars beM recently at Morelen. Surrey. Th*M picture! show 'ropi film star Patricia Dam ton (left) photojr»phe«! with Peggy O'Dwyer, a former pupil of the
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    WIZARDRY IN DISNEY FILM
    855 14 Cinema Reviews d News..., by VICTOR STAINED SUNDAY TIMES readers are. acquainted with the Cinderella cartoon which has been running in its pages for some time now; but they will most certainly be extremely surprised when they see the Disney creation of "Cinderella" on the screen.
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    New Malay Films
    165 14 'THREE directors art at work making films In Singapore. They expect to finish at least six productions before the end of the year. Apart from the actual making of films they spend quite a lot of time hunting. Interviewing and selecting local talent. They aim at bringing
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    Can You Spot The Stars?
    309 14 NEARLY two thousand of you (including: some from Sarawak) spotted th« four stars in the picturs last week and, although the name of the producer was not asked for. many supplied his name. It was Darryl F Zanuck. The acton and actresses In order from
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    ARMOURED CARS ON HOLIDAY CONVOY
    168 15 ARMOURED CARS ON HOLIDAY CONVOY fIFTY two children left the Tanglin School, Cameron Highlands this week for their summer holidays travelling the 40 mile jungle road to Tapah in armed vehicles of the Fourth Hussars. Coldstream Guards gave roadside escort at various points on the journey. An R.A.F. Brigand which
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    TRY THESE TRIOGRAMS
    84 16 "no to the ANT, thou sluyKJ gard," is proverbial advice. To solve these triograms, you supply the missing letters necessary to complete the words having an "ANT" in them. 1. ANT Enemy 2. .ANT Type of bridge 3. ..ANT Tropical agricultural estate 4. ...ANT Large spiders 5
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    THIS IS ALL RIGHT
    75 16 THIS IS ALL RIGHT rY to memorise the following aright and then write It rightly without looking at the paper: Writ*, you kn*W, is written right Whenever you sea it written wiita. tut when writs ii written wright, Than yea know it i> net written right. For write, when It
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    WINNING CONTRACT
    499 16 I 13 IT is truly remarkable how some very good players are unable to "hit it off" together. For example, two of the country's topranking masters Just don't seem to click as a partnership. Each dees very well playing with almost anyone else, but when together one disaster
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    LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE by LINGUAPHONK
    113 16 LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE by LINGUAPHONK Fir*t you listen, then you' find yourself speaking.' Now Is the time to learn a nevr language by Llnguaphone. Knowledge of foreign languages Is of great value to-day to those embarking on new careers and thosa looking forward to holidays abroad. With a Linguaphone
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    LINGUAPHONE FOR LANGUAGES.
    36 16 LINGUAPHONE FOR LANGUAGES. Name Address Occupation To the Lingua phon? Institute. 82, Orchard Rd.. S"pore. (Dept. M.S.) Or any of these languages Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English French, German, Hindustani, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Mala?, Russian and Spanish.
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    The beginning of a great adventure
    2603 17 IJAVING brought 11 France and Britain together in the post-war Prize Ring, I next took out the Solomons telescope to ■py across the Atlantic. I was determined that, to get even with Christopher Columbus; America should discover me In 1946 Before 1 tell the
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    29 18 A I'AYN" oi Betoagw wins the three milfs final M the M.A.A.A. spoils mi Friday. Payne finished l>o > iids ahead of his t«'anini it- V. Subramaniani. Sunday Times picture.
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    FIVE WICKETS FOR SIX RUNS
    67 18 Simil.iv rimes K u.i la l.umpur Sj)nrl« -.irrf-p indent CI'I.FDNDID Bowling by Rama- knshnan who captured five I lor 6 runs enabled tr.e Indian Asaod h<\ the Royal Engiuiu-rs by S7 inns in a friendly cricket mmtcb la "-lie T.i lor Road ground Indians bntvd
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    WONG PENG SOON WINS IN 17 MINUTES
    1132 18 WONG PENG SOON WINS IN 17 MINUTES Law Teik Hock beats Poh Lim Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Reporter yyONG Peng Soon took only 17 minutes to dispose of his Perak schoolboy opponent, Foo Vong Khean, in straight sets, 15—1, 15 2, in the opening match of the ninth annual Malayan
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    38 18 Mrs. S. De Vries Batten, champion of Sumatra (right). who beat Mlsg M. Fawbert 6-2, «-0 on th© opening day of the Malayan Tennis Championships play on the Selangor Club Courts, Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday.— Sunday Times picture.
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    WORLD RECORD
    63 18 HELSINKI. dJl. 1/Vi! Zatopt-k, Czech longdistance runner, easily broke hie own world record for the 10,000 metre* yesterday with a time of 29 mtns. 2.6 MM. Zatopek. who Is holder of the 10,000 metres Olympic title, was running in an international athletic contest at Turku. West Finland. He
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    Singapore beat Rest 4-nil
    265 18 YESTERDAY'S full-dress rehearsal at Jalan Besar Stadium for next Saturday's vital Cup final ended in a four-nil victory for Singapore's Cup side against the Rest, but apart from that there was very little that could be said about Singapore's win. There were some very worried faces
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    BAIN BEATS GIBB IN DRAMATIC TIE
    124 18 THERE was a dramatic finish to one of yesterday's quarterfinals in the Colony Golf championships played at Royal Singapore Golf Club when Dr. M. C. Bain brat W.G.A. Gibb. a former Malayan holder, at the 18th hole. Bain sank his chip shot for an
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    BARKER TAKES 7 FOR 25
    219 18 IN a friendly cricket match with the S.R.C., which began yesterday the Army scored 102 runs. In reply the S.R.C. hit 91 runs for eight wickets. Barker, took seven wickets for 25 runs for th« S.R.C. The match will be continued at 11.30 this morning.
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    SULTAN'S GOLD CUP SOCCER
    104 18 OI WING a disappointing game, Perak was defeated gy two Koals to one by Negri Sembilan in the first round tie of the Sultan's Gold Cup soccg*. A crowd of 2.000 walched the game. Negrl Sembilan played .vlth oettor undstanding and combination. Perak's forwards were off
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    14 SELECTED FOR CUP TIE
    66 18 OiNGAPOR2's Malaya Cup side to meet Penang in the final at Kuala Lumpur next Saturday will be selecttd from the following players: Chee Seng; Abdul Rahman, Saileh; Vass Haritr.. Hee Jong; Bakar. Boon Leong, Awang SharifT Madon. Inglis. Awang Gabos; Yew Chang, Hajl Garhan and
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      167 18 SCOZZS Established 1883 Rheumatism. Ankles Puffy Backache, Kidneys Strained! it jrou'i* feeling out o'aorti. Gat cess poisons «.nd adds Is with a V» Mghta, or suffer from Diulnasa, scientifically prepared prescription Nervousness, Backache, Leg Pains, called Cyetex. Hundreds and hunB wollen Ankles, Rheumatism. Burn- dreds of Doctors' records orove tola.
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      218 18 THE PERFECT SOLUTION IS TO SAY In cases of burns and skin wounds this healing antiseptic is an effective treatment T~ asy to apply, Burnol Ami- Hf^HiL^ S/y^^^^m* the treatment of cuts and w»Y% i■ I abrasions, tropical sores and iJIJI Ilvll L^s^^ •uppurating wounds, and in- \NTISEPTIC [JhW fectiveskinconditions
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    SINGAPORE RETAIN A.A.A CHAMPIONSHIP
    1200 19 SINGAPORE RETAIN A.A. A CHAMPIONSHIP Best performance award to Gomez SINGAPORE became champions for the second year running: In the Malayan *3 Amateur Athletic Association's 29th annual championships held at the University of Malaya ground. Singapore, on Friday and Saturday. Singapore, who won 12 of the 23 events and secured
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    TheRecords
    85 19 OIX records were broken at the Malayan Amateur Athletic Association Championships concluded yesterday. They were (previous records in brackets): JAVELIN THROW: H. M. Taylor (S'pore)— 167ft. 9ins. (165ft. lOins). HAMMER THROW: A. McColm (S'pore) 109ft. 4< 4 ir.s. (104ft. MM.). HOP, STEP AND JUMP: Chua Seng Kooi (Jon.)— 44ft.
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    Ingleton 106 no in Ipoh 'Test'
    473 19 Sunday Times Ipoh Sports Reporter 4 BRILLIANT third wicket partnership by G. S. -t* Walker and I. C. Ingleton which produced 123 runs in 90 minutes paved the way for the splendid total of 233 for seven wickets which South put up against North
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    MALAYAN TENNIS RESULTS
    363 19 Sanday Times Koala Lompur SparU Correspondent •PHE "big-lour"— Ong Chew Bee. Goon Kok Lem, H. Kamis, and Chin Kee Onn, came through their ties into the quarter -final rounds yesterday when the Malayan tennis championships were continued on the Selangor Club courts. The Boys' singles Anal was
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