The Singapore Free Press, 20 December 1948

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press > LARGEST AFTERNOON SALE IN MALAYA dfd SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1948. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    JOGJA LEADERS HELD CAPTIVE
    203 1 JOGJA LEADERS HELD CAPTIVE U.N. Council meets today rnimurv BATAVIA, Mom! LUIWING the capture of Jogjakarta !>> rfoorne troop> yesterday, the Dutch interned serai leaders of the Indonesian Republic amonif them President Soekarno, the Premier, Dr. Mohammed Hatta, the Foreign Minister, Haj] \-t>es Salim, and a former premier, Sutan >hahrir.
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    NEHRU HITS AT DUTCH
    47 1 If Dl IH! Mo, ui I- h th.f i».» will not be able i Indoi the P it 1 iwarharlal Nehru, r foreign polity is that no v country Airier our future dfd Reuter A.P. dfd ir rh iiu giugy r fgh rgb
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    Progress everywhere say Dutch
    114 1 BATAVIA, Mon. THE Dutch "police action" m both Java and Sumatra is proceeding according to plan, official reports state. Land forces are now within 50 miles of Jogjakarta, which is already, under U. of Dutch airborne troops. In Java, Dutch troops have reached a point 10
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    10 U.S. sailors hurt in riot
    28 1 Free IV'ss SUIT Kepurftrr I :rom the Dl A S* <ircraft ca wo Chir. night. nd emp: r the t ioped riot
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    A.S.P. wanted as witness
    18 1 Stall Reporter Lai uppli- the Dutch F. G. Mr. tnd Mr. lit, had Dutch
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    DEBTS BILL FOR S'PORE COUNCIL
    167 1 Free Press Staff Reporter I 111 Debtor and Creditor (Occupation Period) Bill, 1 which was passed m the Federation last week, will come up for final consideration at tomorrow's meeting of the Singapore Legislative Council. As this Bill has been drawn up on a Pan-M
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    U.K. ASKED TO RELEASE JEWS
    57 1 U .K. ASKED TO RELEASE JEWS m New York last night, Henry nthau. Jnr., general •hair; .1 the United rpnisn Appeal, asked for imnediate action b h itish to mds of Jewish men. ;id children confined n British internment camps rus. request was cabled to >oth the British Prime Minister,
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    WEARNES TO PAY BONUS DIVIDEND
    163 1 i 'HE D. WVarr. Broth Tiding pa} of a b r dividend r cent I)U tnd a b«-nu.> I of 10 pmaking a total of 20 per ent. for I led Sep--10. 1948 The annu tat^ment of t» >unts ompany shows pro3t fur the nded
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    Malay councillor killed by bandits
    138 1 Free I'res* Staff Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. MEMBER of the Trenssanu Council of Statr. Ha.ji Wan Ngah bin Haji Wan Namat. was shot dead on Saturday morning when bandits attacked a tin mine at Kemaman of which he was the manager. An old Malay woman
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    U.S. TEXTILE PLANTS FOR ASIA PLANNED
    119 1 NEW YORK. Monda; i COME American manufacturers are consider more expansion abroad particularly cotton and rayon plants m Asia i including Siam and Burma. 1 and South Africa, say 1 Journal of Commerce. t The Journal reported, 'Several major companies which have not yet
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    SENTENCE ON 3 AIRMEN
    66 1 free Press Staff Reporter GE. MORRIS. Ronald Hurst and Alexander Greenoch Forre6t pleaded guilty this morning m the Assize Court to theft »nd disposal of an R.A.F. motor vehicle with a generator and were sentenced to 18 months' rigorous imprisonment each. The sentences on Hurst and
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    CHINESE REFUGEES
    23 1 Two ships yesterday brought 877 refugees from China to Manila. Most of them were former Chinese residents of the Philippines. A.P.
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    U.K. Jets For France
    38 1 U .K. Jets For France Five De Havilland Vampire fighters, the first of their kind to be delivered to the French A'- Force, h ye been flown to I ace, it was anI nounced m London yesterday, j
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    REDS START ATTACK ON TIENTSIN
    109 1 REDS START ATTACK ON TIENTSIN N INKING, Mom!.. COMMUNIST troops m North China, now m control of large sections of Peiping, ha\e lauin an attack on Tientsin and are reported to be making progress toward the city walls and are attacki; airfield south of the city. Communist Gen. Lin P..
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    Hatta with friends
    64 1 Hatta with friends picture Dr Mohammed ftotta, Recan Premier, th r Indonesian leaders during a recent visit to Batavia. Left to right are Mr. Adil Poeradiredja. Premier of the West Java State, Mr. Darmasetiawan, adviser to President Soekarno, Dr. Hatta, and Anak Agoeng, Premier of the East Indonesian State. Anak
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    17 1 picture. the two qI the weight- aiuiual-.-beautiful and v eightipionships at World last night. Rene Free Press
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    S'hai Americans urged to leave
    76 1 THE U.S. Navy Headqu.; m Shanghai announced isport Bn ridge will reach Shanghai on Dec. 27 to c- ali trie remaining non-essential Americans m China by 1949. The transport on Dec. 30 for San Frai* The announcement that Adm. Badger feels all Am means not
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    'JUKE-BOX TOWN'
    3 1 U.P.
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    STOP PRESS
    21 1 Dutch milita thorities m V. nonnced thi> mm th t the Kt'puhliran captured. Wil h top Indonesian mrtod A.P.
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    Naval Defence Plans
    584 2  -  Hall Romney t LONDON LETTER j by JUALAYA, at piesent concerned with restoring order within its borders, is unlikely to have much time to spare for i questions of external defence which may have practical importance m the distant future. Yet a step has just been taken
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    Earth Is Cloaked With Luminosity
    51 2 Earth Is Cloaked With Luminosity PHERE man- nl und a thin lv 100 and r ti. ill light I I I now imp the :idi- insi It nuv. r>t-ause of a 1 on the vi phere thro future. being ith g: I from p flying to Tin it Th' T
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    Bridge Problem
    272 2 OPENED the dtan Ejist *Lnn be king. had no If lend. rlub Hilt or m libili '.vintrurap trt k East t»irn*d a low I luh. Derlaiti allowed this lead to run to dummy's ten- and !< d th* pade ci^ht to hi.s king. When ;iors followed, ttM uri
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      132 2 YOUR LUCKY STAR BOKN I I n.ttur;i! .itiht> m tnlslabelled "invt.ibllits "bj those li«> il»> nol IhorouflUj nndersUiiid )itur tempei iment. Qttltc frankly, jrou do not always understand >our dud motivations Hiichl) Bensitivc t«> ihv critical Uon ol outsidei s, jrou dislike showing it and uill cultivate i blustering rado
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      128 2 F P. Crossword No. 568 £J| 12 13 P* 15 ""li^Z^ ZZ^ 5 <• 30 31 32 35 m y*i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 < II h> 1. Ep.sode (8). 7. Make i 11. Pale (3). 12. Figure <4), 14, ment (3). 17. Number of rupees Product
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    Christmas Preview
    295 3 o r men, women children fix a Woman Correspondent I c\x\g ach- of p BrierUy crystal, an hierlooin m the making for $150 Anothtr gift for keeping v a posy basket of Crown Staffordshire ehtna, each flower sltt m form and colour.nj. priced from $5 to $13. Another
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    Merry Xmas in the P.I.
    5 3 Merry Xmas in the P.I.
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    BOOKS FOR ALL TYPES
    347 3  -  MURIEL PENN By jpondent WHILE m many ways this fourth st-war Christm; tir. ity still the m Britain. 1948 is cerinly dv he the fl: restrictions cut pu paper allot- > an ab minimur.. s this at are full of book old all atproduced. w< v
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    Preparing For The Festival
    300 3 Preparing For The Festival By GRETA OTLEY. *THE Festive Season is A once more upon us and once more all women everywhere rush about m a feverish, frenzied despair, preparing for the great day of the year. Ridiculous I may be, since my childhood is many years behind me, but
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      510 3 Sll^oMr M'li.s .v 19 61 Metrrs) b.i IS* nutres; 41 mrtrrs «I2 p m rOu all: 5 30 Forces Favoui o 2.; 61 metres (6 p m to 7 IS P n. Englsh: Programme Jf ip C °i 1 l P ?t r R f he w W^ k nd
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    The Singapore Free Press 'Police Action' In Indonesia
    56 4 The Singapore Free Press 'Police Action' In Indonesia ::c. 20. 1948 In tne Republi4ble. of the mice I R-- i I of the Dutr alk.v. Dr. Lou our jries we to libera 1 I m this the mists mated by action now begun, the Dutch byDutch for- turc of J
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    'Universities must share learning'
    1085 4 'Universities must share learning' By Two Eminent Educationalists T SHALL spend no time at all m advocating the case for inter university exchanges, the fact that we gathered m Oxford front all parts of the Commonwealth is proof that we be- Jioved m the importance of sharing our univei thoughts
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    42 4 Ruby V;nning. who r U n^ a Pony Stud Farm at Toner, Sort Hants, has un tn usual pet a i\ yeai t>ear, named Simon Mi a Llama trming dog-\ \tle but says that Simon it easily had on her fa, m
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    FAITH
    29 4 And thou shult hr vairf, brcausr thrrr Is hope; yea, thou shall dig about thfe. and thou shalt t tk< th> rest m if- t Job: 11. 18
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    HUNTING FOR TREASURE IN AFRICA
    279 4 HUNTING FOR TREASURE IN AFRICA IX gully under the shifting sands off the Wild Pondoland, aboin miles from Port Johns, m the Union of ith Al isure as fa any that th< tured man's h: i the v by th< :iore rnek^ <»li IT lies the v rbed sin m
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    1 4 tinging
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    Fanatics Shoot Refugees
    4 4 Fanatics Shoot Refugees I
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    FEWER CHINESE ENTERING COLONY
    258 5 FEWER CHINESE ENTERING COLONY Wo more illegal arrivals CTHmSpb 1 81 C hinese Correspondent J uL r° ntrol over Emigration has resulted m fewer Chinese entering Singapore hi V t ar 3 !!f accordin X to official statistics, SL «v r e d «P art "«-es of Malayan l.hinese than
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    58 5 picture Tay Hung li daughter of Mr. an Tay Chek Kuang. and Mr Kee Tong, son of Mr. Lim Slew Menq, t married at I Tuan Mong School :n Tank Road on Saturday. The I Chin' Consul-General. Dr. Wu Paak-shing, officiated. The reception wot by 2.000 one of the biggest
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    72 5 Vict are The Ghost Train at the rid Amusement Park was a great attraction to tJie children during the annual Christmas Treat organised by the Singapore ry Club. Five thousand children were entertained. Each child received a gift of oranges, biscuits, sweets and glass of orange pop. In addition, they
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    At risk of their lives
    26 5 At risk of their lives th8 Bri M I havr '1S dOBC tit r-.'. nf Rukit these or their I) II <H>k W Bid I t
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    Surplus labour in S'pore
    207 5 Surplus labour in S'pore I SURPLUS of unskilled a. st :ni-skilled workers which has become more evident in the latter part of this ye. continued last month wn an average of five in ev> nine who r for employment with the Employment Exchange of the Labour Department were found jobs.
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    NCO charged with murder
    84 5 Free Press Start Correspondent KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A BRITISH police sergeant, Charles James Plumb, was produced before the Tanjong Malim magistrate (Mr. G. C. Dodwell) yesterday on a tentative charge of murder. He is alleged to have shot dead a Malay police sergeant, Syed Mahayudin, in
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    To Study In U.K.
    17 5 Mrs Taj Thin Lye (Education Dt-pt < lected r study course m Britain I
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    Bandits beaten off in gunfight
    15 5 'ion leader blev i on by five c and returned
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    Christmas Party
    13 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun—A »*trn *riexids 3 Dec. 27 by Mrs. L
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    MALAYA FACES 3 BIG PROBLEMS
    206 5 hree Press Staff Reporter THK siiape of the new Malayan community will depend largely upon the manner in which three basic economic problems are met, says Professor Raymond Firth in his report on a social science research in Malaya. The first is the problem the
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    GIRL FOUND IN CHAINS
    78 5 Ow Maff orrespondtiit SEREMBAN, Sun. A GIRL who was chained up by her so- call :d e found t B being taken added. Two Rembau D ~e of nendi: tigation (>t th^ir ed from th Kuala Lumpur. A baby born of leper parents had been adop
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    YEARS TO END SOIL EROSION
    46 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun :n most of Malbecome so neglect durhe Japanese occupation Lt will take many yeans and costly expenditure before pre-war conditions of river rvancy are reached. u-ning Is conta 1 report of the D the Drain, ge ind Department
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    MUSLIM LEADER
    11 5 MU SLIM LEADER M. Abdul Alim or<>mic figure. Ls y air
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    $1 MILLION TOY IMPORTS
    75 5 AN estimated $1,000,000worth of toys was importInto Malaya last month and in the first two weeks or s month for sak bel stmas. In October, import.taj imported 10 months ended October was irore than $1,525,000. The U.K. was the leading source of supply with $756,350 v.orth
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    $270,000 CAMP FOR DETAINEES
    186 5 A DETENTION camp, with 30 attap huts equipped rk with a canteen, electric lights and shower baths, ha s been built on Majedie Estate, four miles from Johore Bahru on the Kota Tinggi Road. The camp rosts $270,000. excluding the electric lighting system. Fencing alone costs
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    BOYS' HOME DETENTION 'TOO SHORT'
    68 5 PRISONS CHIEF SAYS Free Frt-s Maff Reporter LIABITUAL relai 11 crime wa s high a:. sent to the Salva Army Boys' Hon. because the\ .ined for pen plete training r— r; Commissioner of Pi m his annual report. But as an apprc B comin undoul
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    The flying Noah's Ark
    104 6 4 TTENDANTS at the New York international airport blinked when a Royal Dutch Airlines plane landed with a passenger list reminiscent of Noah's Ark. Out came three orangutans from Sumatra one bound for the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Colorado Springs, Colorado, and the other txco for the
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    Cocos Island treasure hunt No. 65
    38 6 Cocos Island treasure hunt No. 65 ALFRED "arold pr vjre has put ftnLshverted :ier and is prepared to sail from Plymouth foi I [lland Ite of a hng to the in Peru 200 years >ld illbut on U.P.
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    'SURPRISE' WAS A HANGING
    6 6 'SURPRISE' WAS A HANGING Ill U.P.
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    NEW-BORN BABY WHO DIED TWICE
    7 6 dead > U.P.
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    ANGLO-SPANISH FINANCE TALKS
    11 6 H: j th# In ire flow n. U.P.
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    PLIGHT OF CHINA'S 'LITTLE MAN'
    315 6 PLIGHT OF CHINA'S 'LITTLE MAN' Hes lost sons homes, crops By Harold Milks, A.P. Correspondent NANKING, Saturday. pEGARDLESS of the final result, it is the little people who are losing the war m China. Across the bleak Anwei plains, north of Nanking, over which Government and Communist armies are fighting
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    Gl'Casanova,' two frauleins —and a baby
    135 6 Gl 'Casanova,' two frauleins —and a baby TWO fra aying claim to the hand of Edward Lada. G.I "Casanova" are anxiously awaiting to know their fate. Told that Lada now preferred her. Ruth Riecke, mother of bia two-year-old child, said "He mus crazy. He'll change his mind again tomori Ruth's
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    RED THREAT IN PHILIPPINES
    23 6 Rl China ar. the Orient had "made rh< threat of Philippines stabi; In Pi. :nlsm ai nr cha U.P.
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    MacA DECLARES WAR ON RATS
    10 6 GERAL from i •d. i
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    53 6 I mon- Saturday, the staf fou the third ruund of the F.A. v rlv next mi when the big clubs join the survivors from tru concern) Q-LeagiK ama: :ns. minuted on Saturday. ﾕ in the l.t'agi. it at home ol Derby County and d in l following th< I m
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    JUVENILE CRIME SOARS IN FRANCE
    11 6 JUVENILE CRIME SOARS IN FRANCE 14 looting it p i U.P.
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    MORE ATOMIC PILES
    52 6 fou the third ruund of the F.A. v rlv next mi when the big clubs join the survivors from tru concern) Q-LeagiK ama: :ns. minuted on Saturday. ﾕ in the l.t'agi. it at home ol Derby County and d in l following th< I m slipped bird
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    7,000-MILE VOYAGE
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    Jap warlords' court poser
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    MISSING CHEQUE PUZZLES MINERS
    9 6 on Saturday, the staf Reuter
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    War gas for cancer
    16 6 on Saturday, the stafk k gh gkj gkih dfkgf djk dfjkh A.P.
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      11 6 CHRISTMAS WE SUNDAY 26th IK** NEW YEAR'S EVl EXTENSION DEPOSIT IIQIIIIIgJiltl^^
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      97 6 mSfldrSkO Kxclusin* to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya k\i.A. FaNO HCR 1 "l 3 I WHAT Mftl/'JiiJt I^r I I WE'RE L. JUST I—,1 £ilv '■P 1 b^^ rep S«piE:^v v JANb Exclusive to the Singapore Free Press m Malaya F t *£Sff r HULLO' IS TMFKE] fi^^^NO MUST
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    KUI KONG YOUNG FIGHTS SHY OF S'PORE
    165 7 KUI KONG YOUNG FIGHTS SHY OF S'PORE Negotiated for nine mon ths Free Frew Special Correspondent BANGKOK, Sunday. J^AMI) Kui Kong Young, a leading contender for the world's bantamweight title and former champion of Hawaii, gave the Singapore Free Press >esterday his version of the past nine months' negotiations for
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    Connv. Louis
    22 7 gg G om the glove oj the Joe lesi round of n bout at Chicago :s icas given a A.P.
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    NEGRI BEAT SINGAPORE IN HOCKEY
    22 7 SERE ML SEMI I the fi •h minu finding ond liai: .ipping Segri <> mbil.m B I I
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    Patricia Ho was an easy winner
    273 7 ITNLIKE Harold de Castro, "Mr. Singapore 1948", pretty 16-year-old Patricia Ho Lye Ying, the weightlifting daughter of Mr. Ho Peng Khoon, had practically no opposition at the New World arena last night when she won the title of '"Miss Singapore" from three other women.
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    Hostilities may stop Batavia boxing boom
    46 7 Ufti ilitii ad Vetherlands the minor iperiencing and .lending to other a U :ices 'Severe Handicaps* Counted Out i down by bfins \nd «l»al w»a all •old m* I'd »r is a i play* and b:g fl| wrt. t wo
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    SHANGHAI TEA ENTERTAINED
    10 7 I 1 0 at Cc to tht
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    PADANG RUGGER
    14 7 THE -A" XV will play again>t 223 BOD padang •*nlng at 5.15.
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    Martin's horses in good form
    115 7 Martin 's horses in good form c Press Kacii TRAINER Jimmy Martii coming Petiang Turf C are m excellent eonditioi runners at this meeting. •lye of h Flylil rcori, Penso, S There was nothing noteworthy m this morning's truck work, all the horses being either cantered or trotted round on
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    BIG CLUBS IN THIRD ROUND
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