The Singapore Free Press, 7 October 1954

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    Masthead
    20 1 The Singapore Free Press Largest Afternoon Sale m Malaya. l 1073. Singapore, Thurs., Oct. 7, 1954. Price 13 t ts
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    SHOPS ARE WARNED OF BOGUS INSPECTORS
    82 1 SHOPS ARE WARNED OF BOGUS INSPECTORS THE Health Officer, Dr. J. Cameron, announced today that unauthorised people mpersonating City Health mitary Inspectors had visited Singapore coffee shops and eati ips, posing as new sarki- iry inspectors checking licenand Inspecting premises. It is known that some 3 have been endorsed by
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    Rubber on 74 mark
    65 1 I OBER first grade rubber morning was quoted Singapore Rubber Mar--74 cents a lb. thirteenths of a cent above yes--3 close and the highest nee May last year. increase was attributed > might ri.se m New nd London despite yes--3 slight drop on the )Ore market.
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    Pen-knife attack
    26 1 Thn Chinese labourers were lured with a pen-knife yes>v In a quarrel with a man Colombo Court. Singapore. In hospital. A man has detained.
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    Korea rice offer
    26 1 ith Korea has invited 1 on GO. OOO tons of rice all non-Communist nabut announced restrictive Idltions for any Jnnanpsp purch i U.P.
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    Last of the B-29
    30 1 last B-29 bomber wing n the Far East will return to Jne United States this month w pc converted into a B-47 to- jet outnt.- U.P.
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    NEW PAY DEAL FOR TOP S'PORE GOVT. OFFICERS
    227 1 SALARIES of some of the senior super scale officers of the Singapore Government are being revised and regraded. This will mean an extra $200-300 m the monthly pay packet. The revi.sed scale hns been approved by the finance committee and Will be
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    Officers flee
    19 1 1 EM* Gorman uniformed officers i\vc\ to the wp.^t erday and a«lr*d hw i v! im. U.P.
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    MALAYA
    129 1 New York view THE problem m Malaya is not one of persuail- his: a reluctant colonial power to make conces- sions. Thu s tar, the Bri- Q tish have made more con- v cession s than the people of Malaya are willing: *nd ready to accept. So says the
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    MALAYA
    53 1 India's view a IX the United Nations Assembly yesterday, the Indian delegate. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon, speaking g on tho independence of Asian countries, said: 'Al- though there is a differ- g ence with Britain on Malaya, that country will belong to the community of free nations alone
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    MacDONALD IN WASHINGTON
    32 1 The State Department announced m Washington yesterday that .Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. United Kingdom Com-mis.sioner-General m South East Asia, would arrive m Washington today from Ottawa for a two-day visit.
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    HANOI IS A DEAD CITY
    88 1 HANOI, pnci the flourishing /'•'l'lt.tl of Northern Indo>m .>i v/n.s last night a "dead leaa <ban a week before We Vietminh are due to T over fomplete control. 'irst Communist police i W e jred m the desertrd cruets yesterday after, French officials had handed
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    MOLOTOV CALL ON GERMANY
    292 1 Just a triek U.S. J4IK Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Molotov, proposed m Kast Berlin yesterday that the "Bif-Foor" get together for another conference on (Germany without delay. He proposed that the four powers conclude an agreement on the withdrawal of occupation troops from both East and
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    DRIVER HELD UP
    42 1 Two Indians robbed a Chinese taxi driver m a lane off Dunearn Roart, Singapore, early today after one of them threatened him with a knife. They stole $12. a wrist watch, and the driver's driving licence and identity card.
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    Singapore beer wins
    53 1 MA L A V A N Breweries, Limited, of Singapore won tin* championship a gold medal and a diploma m the British Empire and Commonwealth bottled beer competition at the Brewers and Allied Traders Exhibition m London yesterday. They also took first and second prizes m two
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    3-NATION PEKING TALKS PLAN FORMOSA BATTLE
    111 1 REPRESENTATIVES of Russia, Red China and North Korea had conferred m Peking on October 2 and mapped plans for "the liberation of Formosa," said Tatao. a Taipeh news agency yesterday. The three powers are said to have agreed that: North Korea would again .start
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    CABLE THEFT
    22 1 About 1.000 yards of RAF telephone wire at Wing Loon Road. Singapore, were stolen yesterday. The cable is worth $200
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    WOMAN ROBBED
    20 1 A Singapore Chinese woman reported yesterday that $410 had been stolen from her house m Sam Leong Road.
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    PEER AND WOMAN WATCH GUN DRAMA
    350 2 LAWYERS RE-ENACT SCENE IN COURT T ORD VIVIAN, showman peer, and his mistress, who is accused Of attempting to murder him, looked on m court m Salisbury, Wiltshire, while two lawyers enacted a scene with a gun. Mr. Gilbert Paul, Queen's Counsel, who Is
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    90 2 This Free Press picture was taken at last night's cocktail party given by the Nanyang University Council at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce m honour of Dr. Lin Yu-tang. Chancellor-Designate of the Nanyang University, and Mrs. Lin. From left are Mr. Tan Lark Sye, president of the council. Mrs.
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    Joe walks out, smiles -Marilyn just cries
    214 2 ABOI'T an hour before Marilyn Monroe was to meet thfl Press m Hollywood yesterday, her husband, the former baseball star, Joe l>inmjrfio walked <>ut of their honeymoon home at Beverly Hills, Dimagßlo unbent i little ai hi left the houte and manaffed ;i
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    'Impostor,' 'liar' charges at French spy probe
    242 2 'Impostor,' 'liar' charges at French spy probe /CHARGES and counter charges were hurled across the office of any army judge m Paris yesterday when journalist Andre Baranes Communisi spy and police informer came face to face with France's left-wing leaders. Major Jean Pierre De Rcs.se- guier listened patiently to the
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    Nationalists freed
    37 2 The French authorities yesterday released 40 prominent members of the Moroccan ul-tra-nationalist Istiqlal ilnclcpendence) Party who had been under house arrest In South j Morocco since December, 1952, for spreading anti-French oro--1 paganda.- A. P.
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    'This Plan is beating the Reds'
    154 2 T"HE Colombo Plan U helping to tight Communism Asia, but there will be no move to link it with the Manila oact, -aid Mr Rut Ca^ey. Australia:! Externa Affairs Mtoi&ter. m Otti yesterday. For many years. Mi\ Case? >.. Asian countrteg were Buspici* ou.s
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    Princess Margaret
    24 2 A Buckingham Palace spokesman said yesterday it was not known if Prince? Margaret would attend I 1956 Olvmnic Games m Australia.- Reuter
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    RICH JEWS GOT DEATH THREATS -2 GAOLED
    149 3 RICH JEWS GOT DEATH THREATS -2 GAOLED riv, 1 brothers James Hollis Jones, 49, and Ralph :lin Jones, 44, yesterday prison .sentences for attempting to extort US$2OO,OOO (MS6OO,OOOJ from wealthy Dalla Jews. Fames was sentenced to 25 s and Ralph to five years, rhey were accused last nnl of threatening
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    'WORK HARDER TO BEAT JAP COMPETITION'
    110 3 MR. W. T. Winterbottom. President of the Master Spin- federation, said m Manyesterday multiple shift working would have to be ed more widely In the cashire cotton mills to the present export com:ition with Japan. Winterbottom. chairman biggest combines m the ustry said that
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    Her first tanker
    27 3 adio Poking- yesterday 1 the hiunchinß of the s tanker '5.100 tons) built Rod China by the Sino- Shipbuilding Cnmnmw m Da iron.- U.P.
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    COPTER BUS SERVICE TO LINK EUROPE
    155 3 BRITISH European Airways have tentatively mapped oul (l 2,000-mile "bus service" by giant helicopters covering oritain and West European capitals, it was announced m 1 ondon yesterday. Lord Douglas, of Kirtleside Corporation, told a London j conference, however he JOuW not .see 'the dream
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    PIGEONS JUST LOVE WHISKY
    56 3 j Kasselbuhn Williams Coal Company was bo;>I" f l by 100 pigeon.s around Wie cpal yard ;it Rutherford, wew Jersey. Steve Podlowski, an emt" '>■"<■'. -suggested mixing cracked com with whisky to KPt th€ birds drunk and keep thrm away from the yard They spread the
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    TWO MORE ANTI-RED CHINESE HELD IN INDONESIA
    199 3 TWO MORE ANTI-RED CHINESE HELD IN INDONESIA U.N. is urged to intervene 'PHE INDONESIAN authorities have detained two A more Chinese leaders, Tan Hin Hie and Hjoe Nan NJoeng. They are now at the Tanjong Priok Harbour detention centre. The Ministry of Justice has already issued a decree to deport
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    PHILIPPINE HUNT FOR RED SPIES
    104 3 PHILIPPINE Army authoril ties yesterday began a mass screening of Chinese residents m Rizal Province, adjoining Manila, the Philippine News Service said. rhe screening was described as a "routine operation" to find illegal immigrants and passible Communist agents. rhe Philippine Foreign Office said recently that
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    Three Reds die
    11 3 Three Communist spies were executed m Salonika ve.sterday
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    Buried 11 days in ship's hold, lives
    199 3 Buried 11 days in ship's hold, lives AN 18 year old derman t\ stowaway is alive today because a seaman remembered some rope. The stowaway. Alfred Oestmann, hid m the No. 5 hold of the (Herman freighter Barenstein on September 24. When the ship sailed from Bremen, the hold was
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    21,000 idle-dock strike may spread
    206 3 I\fORE than 1,000 men yesterday joined m the i iTJ London dock strike which is paralysing shipping m the port, to bring the total number of port workers now idle to nearly 21,000. About 13.000 of these are dockers who have stopped work on 90
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    BUT BACK TO WORK IN U.S.
    65 3 York's 25.000 dock wor- i kers will return to work today, ending the crippling waterfront strike which began j on Tuesday over a pay cli.s- I pute. Seventy-one ships have j been held up The union wage scale committee has ratified a settlement reached
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    The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Oct. 7, 1954. Opinion Storm in fishpond
    416 4 The Singapore Free Press THURSDAY, Oct. 7, 1954. Opinion Storm in fishpond Those who presumably know what they are talking about have made it plain that all Is not well with the fish m the Van Kleef Aquarium. One expert, comment- inn on the death of some of the specimens,
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    After Attlee comes the T.V. FILM
    587 4 After Attlee comes the T.V. FILM Thf latest •svil-Hussut-i«-ihv-Briiwns' wore was a 1i.H.1. nr»naaan<l« IN a brief and brilliant 50 minutes Russia hUB sold herself m ab m way to millions of English people, by courtesy In trains and on buses people were asking: "Did you see that film on
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    Meet ABDUL, the Egyptian
    461 4 Meet ABDUL, the Egyptian Alan McGregor introduces the man who will guard the Suez canal installations when British troops leave. WHAT sort of a soldier is he, Egypt's Abdul -counterpart of the British Tommy— who will soon be taking over the guarding of the military installations the British leave behind
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      26 4 ENGAGEMENT i and DRESS RINGS set with Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires Emeralds, Pearls and Jade. T. C. de SUVA BROS. Jewellers, .'{.Raffles Place, Singapore- 1 Telephone: *****
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      25 4 POCKET CARTOON By OSBERT LANCASTER Hi y w /-A There vow are absolutely unique Ihe only Roman Mhos not involved m the \fonfrii cntf f
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      97 4 AVAIL YOURSELF of 20 years of experience m estate development by CREDIT FONCIER MEYER CHAMBERS 3rd FLOOR, (Raffles Place) BIN JAI PARK A HIGH CLASS RESIDENTIAL ESTATE AT 6\ M.S. DUNEARN ROAD MANY LOTS IN THIS PARKLIKE ESTATE ARE IN ELEVATED SITUATION WATER ELECTRICITY ARE LAID ON AREAS: 11.000 to
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    TUNE YOU HATE WILL GO OFF THE AIR
    228 5 TUNE YOU HATE WILL GO OFF THE AIR qADIO MALAYA'S English; irogrammes section Lsi tting on tlie air this month! reauest" programme with a ist." is are invited to write the name of the tune ost HATE, and their i >ns. The leat ure, appropriately Hate Em and Break being
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    Villagers train to be firemen
    158 5 AND PAY THEIR OWN EXPENSES TVKMY-TWO villagers of Singapore's Yio Chi 1 Kang Village are being trained to be fire fighters their own initiative and at their own expense. Clad m their special dark green uniform and stee elmets, the recruits turned up for their
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    Bandits tire on vehicle
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Terrorists firt'd on a military vehicle m the Plentong area near Kota Tinggi, Johore on Tuesday night. There were no casualties.
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    SOPIEE TAKES IT ALL ON THE CHIN
    154 5 <UALA LUMPUR, Thun INCHE MOH AM ED SOPIEES short black beard "I woi; t shave it off until the proposal for increased school fees is abolished" ramp m for a ribbing at yesterday's Federal Legislative Council meeting. Ho stood up. seemingly If anger.
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    London mail due tomorrow
    45 5 PENANO, Thurs.— The Can Will bring j n malls frorT Ij "!tod Kingdom tomorrow will arrive by the vesse MJfr m »r on Oct 17. ;st timp for posting t< Kingdom and Colombo 'JP»Pfttch by the Archtees I; on Oct. 10.
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    'MEN DRIVERS ARE WORSE'
    747 5 Top-gear retort by women motorists And here's a woman with a.l idea She will introduce I day for lovers AT least one Singapore woman has the Initiative to re» c, or rather, INTRODICE, the significance of St Valentine's Day here. She is Mrs. Clara Anciano, proprietor
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    2,199 withdraw from Fund
    42 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Of 550,000 registered contributor* to the Federation Employee* Provident Fund 2,199 reached the age of 55 last year and were allowed to withdraw Total withdrawals were 4,378. taking $394 824— an average of $90 each
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    PRODUCING FOOD FROM DRY AREAS IS HIS JOB
    256 5 A DRY area 70 miles from Lahore m Pakis- tan may soon be produc- Ing crops and supporting livestock. I This is whit Dr. Ber- tram Thomas Ditkson. I formerly of the Common- I wealth Scientific Indus- trial Research Organisa- tion m
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      66 5 Dcpendu biliitj A Mteliubilitfj are both essential factors m the case of PACKING of PERSONAL HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 1 off ran rnunt nn as, Expvri i*arkf>r# of many fjvgirs* standing. ESTIMATES GIVEN WITHOUT OBLIGATION Please phon** or (In Association with) SINGAPORE PACKING CO., LTD. 65, The Acade, Singapore-1, Tel: ***** and
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      87 6 Trade Fair is cover for Reds USING the Syrian InW rational Trade Pair In pa mascus as a "cover. KU* is making its biggest bid to infiltrate Moscow-trainei Communists into Syrian I With the country's n< n< elections now underv ay I has been a marked UicreM In Communist actl
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      274 6 I MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis f uA#TDfIftA4K*OTO I rAU TUN >0u ARC A (CC R«FCT.| NOvI '0 SAVE HIS W OH.BARTUN, rrfflTn fl of' TELL HER I OtO. >J roOL/OBVK SLY.YOU I OlOi ...VGur/L.TAGREfc/J M/WKAWE > f mRrFD MANPRAKt /-I DO VVE ALL UNDEU-- fi >0u UOINO
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      628 6 I YOUR LUCKY I STAR |M)KN today )m iliV ffeal deal vi ambttioa and i deftniUy want u> I where m this uuild! R n sell centered and d« E you are not oi v 1,, i, KjraM si ow nn4«fueath >„ You have a Quick jul opportunity and seize
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      U.K. closing prices
      216 7 HIVAU X, No- i KSS cJJ. European |1U buyers 1] 0 tfl buyers porti Oct. 21% sellers 21 sellers llU'.i.l.K. No. 1 KSS c.U. European 21. buyers L'l 916 buyers ports Nov 81% sellers 21 nl6 sellers BBEB. N° 1 KSS spot 21- 8 buyers 22 1
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      New York prices
      100 7 NEW YORK, Oct. 6. Previous Today i!\ Straits -pot and nearby 95.25 norn 93.37 norn UN futures Oct. 94.50 bid 93.00 bid 96.00 asked 93.50 asked No» 94.23 bid 92.75 bid 95.50 asked 93.25 asked Oec 93.75 bid 92.60 bid 94.50 asked 93.00 asked rOXE: DttlL SALES:
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      U.S. PEPPER
      63 7 Spot Malabar released was quoted at Afloats 54 to 51. September shipment S3 to 64. Awaiting release 62. Afloats 51. October 50. Lampong awaiting i 59. September shipment 58. release 60. Afloats 58 to 53. Septemober 53. November 50. Sarawak ber shipment 53. October 51 sellers spot released
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 7 Previous Today JO Industrials 363.37 364.43 Railroads 118.09 117.47 1 Domestic Bonds 100.92 100.88 15 i tilities 60.92 60.80 •I Mocks Composite Averages 133.08 133.05
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      Copra, coconut oil prices
      89 7 Oct. 6. < OPRA, Philippines, c.i.f. UK/North Previous Today > nropean, delivered weight per long ton <>ct. Nov $185 sellers $190 sellers COPRA, Philippines, f.o.b. Manila, delivered weight, per long ton unquoted unquoted COCONUT OIL, crude, Straits, cj.f. urnjM'an Continental ports m "i!k. per ton Oct.
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    SINGAPORE WILL GET TUBELESS TYRES BY NEXT YEAR
    137 7 SINGAPORE WILL GET TUBELESS TYRES BY NEXT YEAR rI'BKLESS motor car tyres will be seen on Singapore roads early next year when the first shipment of the latest-designed American cars get here. Meanwhile, production of tubeless tyres m the United States and Britain is increasing. The General Tyre and Rubber
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    No politics for this City Council union
    201 7 HPHE 1,500-strong Singapore City Council Services' Union, representing junior staff, will keep off politics. In deciding this, said the president, Mr. Teh Choon Kiat, union members have j therefore accepted the City Council ruling on its employees' participation m local politics. The ruling
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    Crimes officer
    41 7 KLANG, Thurs. Inspector Anthony Chong, Court prosecuting Officer, Klang, has been appointed acting District Crimes Officer, Klang, m place of Inspector F. David who ha; I left for a two-month course a^ the Kuala Kubu Police Tram Ittg College.
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    Family talks
    37 7 TAIPING, Thurs.— Mrs. D. G Jeyasekera, head of the Taiping Wesley Church Women'; Society, will go to Fraser's Hll at the weekend to attend th< Christian Family Life conference, organised by the Malayar Christian Council.
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    Joe will whistle for that $2,000
    145 7 Joe will whistle for that $2,000 O NE of the first entrants for the "1954 All-Malaya Talentime competition, to be held m Singapore next month, is the Colony's champion whistler, Joseph Chan. Joseph has taken part m two local talent shows, and has also whistled m charity concerts. He was
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    1,402 broke the crisis laws
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— A total of 1,402 people are still i being detained under the Emergency Regulations, Mr. N. I Ward, the Acting Secretary for Defence, told the Federal Council. Of the total 1,237 are Chi nese
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    'THIS NEW COLLEGE SHOULD BUILD A CULTURE'
    413 7 'THIS NEW COLLEGE SHOULD BUILD A CULTURE' Iflß. H. E. Cooksey, principalT elect of the new Malayan achers* Training College to "P«'ned at Brinsford Lodge, ifTordshire, next year, •id he was greatly looking >rward to his new task. 1 hopes to go to Malaya m January for about four weeks
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    100 old people rush for ideal jobs
    164 8 100 old people rush for ideal jobs a HUNDRED Old fttf pensioners turned v to take go-as-you-pleas jobs at a textile work* And soon they were rallm; it "The working pen Bioners' paradise." For the conditions are ver different from those must o them experienced when the; first started work
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    THROWN OUT OF RACING CAR
    49 8 A car driven by racing driver Tony Gaze ploughed through a concrete safety barrier and hit an eight-foot sandbank at 100 m.p.h. at Goodwood motor circuit. He was catapulted out and taken to hospital m a dazed condition. He has wrenched a back muscle.
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    'BEER' ON TAP
    43 8 The housewives complained when the tap-water ran out coloured like beer. So Belper Derbyshire j rural council investigated. It found that 24 miles of badly corroded water mains needed replacing at a cost of £1 Is. a yard, or £44,352.
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    CAT-RAIDER'S HAUL
    29 8 A cat burglar climbed a stackpipe to a second-floor flat m Chester- square, m the Pimilico area of London and stole furs and jewellery valued at £750.
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    The dentist's first £1 may be free
    120 8 The dentist's first £1 may be free DENTAL treatment up to £1 should be free under the National Health Service. This i proposal will come before next month's annual conference of the Executive Councils that run the Health Service. At present patients have to pay for dental treatment up to
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    IT'S BEEF THAT MAKES BEAUTY QUEENS
    175 8 I|JUTCHERS are planning a 13 national campaign, with .slogans like Meat Builds Beauty Queens,'' to sell more of the unfamiliar cuts. The National Federation of Meat Traders Associations decided to try this way of getting people to Eat More Moat" at its meeting m
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    Family welcome for Duchess
    101 8 THE Duchess of Kent i and Princess Alexan- 5 dra with The Duke of Kent and Prince Michael, z who welcomed their mo- E ther oil their arrival at 5 Southampton aboard the z "Queen Mary" on return E from their visit to Ca- nada and
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    PUT BAG IN GUTTER
    33 8 x\ riiau-uag wiiKTii ieii iiuni a. Post Office van m the Strand m London was put m the gutter, by passers-by. Later it was taken away by a policeman.
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    TOO MANY JOBS
    23 8 Five hundred jobs are vacant m Stafford, where the average unemployment figure m the last three months has been 128.
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    Three issue 4,250,000 books a year
    114 8 Three issue 4,250,000 books a year TWO women and a man. operating the world's first electro-magnetic printer, will soon be issuing 4,250.000 pension books a year. It is the British Ministry of Pensions' answer to the problem of reducing staff while coping with an annual three per cent increase m
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    'Shorts banned': Office girls
    243 8 •OME of a firm's 250 office Vvorker.s ."-ay that they have been told that thr y mv.st not cycle to their job.s m a Surrey village wearing "unsuitable 1 clothes tie Kills say that they have been informed by their employees, the I,e<?:il an I General
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    HALF-CROWN GIFTS RESCUE THE KISS STATUE
    151 8 At last-it belongs to Britain THE KISS, famous statue which was In danger of being sold abroad, has been saved for Britain. Less than £200 of the £7,500 needed to buy The Kiss has still to be collected. For years the marble, by Rodin,
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    AT 75 SHE BEATS OFF A THIEF
    107 8 AT 75 SHE BEATS OFF A THIEF SEVENTY FIVE-YEAR-OLD Mrs. Rose Brodie was pouring herself a cup of tea m her Patshull Road, Kentish Town, room when a thief walked m. Mrs. Brodie stood, teapot m hand, staring at the man who was holding nieces of jewellery stolen from the
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    Classes for 'limpers' a success
    132 8 Classes for 'limpers' a success OIK "opportunity" classes j k_J for children who have missed school through ill- ness have won a ntv.it success. j Sunderland Education j Committee was perturbed about children who miss school and have to limp along with former class- mates as best they can. So
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    The larders don't go back
    137 8 The larders don't go back THE Battle of the Larders waa fought out before a town council and won by the council's tenants. Slough, Bucks, Council rejected a building works commits recommendation that Mr. George Rutter, of Hazlemere Road, and Mr. Frank Howell f his next-door neighbour be made to
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    'SLIP OF A GIRL' WENT FAULT-FINDING
    411 9 SHOCK FOR THE WOMAN FARMER (AGED 50) MISS Esther Kradley is I" 50. And for all those 50 years she has lived on a farm; working m the fields and with the animals since she was a girl. So she got a shock when
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    Husbands are scarce there
    187 9 Husbands are scarce there riiHE county Kipling praised J- and Belloc loved is put under the microscope m a Government report out. And m dry figures Her Majesty's Stationary OlTice reveals a very human fact it's harder for a girl to find a husband m this county than m any
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    Poison note to family
    205 9 Poison note to family A POISON-PEN letter dropped through the letterbox for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark, of Tetney, Lines. Because they have the biggest family on the waiting list— ll children they have been offered the first fourbedroom house to be built by Louth rural council. The anonymous letterwriter
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    P.C. FIGHTS BLAZE
    43 9 a policeman fought a 20ft. wall of flame after petrol, gushing from tWO overturned crashed vehicles, caught fire on the Barnsley to HuddersAeld road The tWO drivers and eight pa sengera In the car aid v.m that collided \fccre injured.
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    77 9 E Prince Bernhard of Hol- land is now on a tour of i South Africa. Here he is seen shaking hands with the Premier, Dr. D. F. Malan after t being presented with an ostrich skin bound vo- lume depicting places he E will visit during his tour. Looking on
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    Will you take ready-made family?
    118 9 Will you take ready-made family? A CITY'S childless couples are being asked: Will you have a ready-made family? Alderman H.O. Emmc ay. of Nottingham, explained: "Foster parentage is the best way m the world of caring for children who are deprived of their parents." Mr. Emmony, chairman of the city
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    The Calypso Walk came down Lambeth Way
    262 9 The Calypso Walk came down Lambeth Way rpHE Calypso Walk came down Lambeth Way when London's four main Jamaican groups met Mayor Herbert White and the Aldermen of Lambeth* to thrash out the colour bar question. In the court room of the town hall there was calypso music from a
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    Girl gave boy stolen money
    70 9 SHE had given the £360 stamp-money she stole from her employers to her boy friend, said a 17-year-old girl clerk at the Guildhall, London. "Were you afraid of him?" she was asked. "No, I was fond of him." she replied. "Did he know where it
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    ONLY SIX BROKE
    25 9 Only six of a load of more than 22,000 eggs were smashed when a lorry overturned at I Stratford St. Mary. Suffolk.
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    BRITAIN'S VISCOUNTS ARE HIT BY NEW DEMAND
    395 9 BRITAIN'S sky-blazing propJJ jet Viscount air-liner has nin into an unexpected airPocket m America. The l.s. Civil Aviation Authority is raising difficulties which must be ironed out nlorp the Visrounts are granted a certificate to operate m America. iTjete difficulties are causing oenind-the-seenes
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    U.S. 'Bans' the tolour Bar
    804 10  -  JOHN KERIGAN In Southern cities White and Negro children are attending the same school FOR THE FIRST TIME. THE United States Supreme Court ruling of May 17, outlawing racial segregation m tax supported public schools, is now being put to its first acid test. As
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    U.S. horses exported to Turks
    418 11 U.S. horses exported to Turks They are a military necessity 4 NNy' y Imprudi n\ Coin imiiiist looking for b flght along the Turkish border is going to run mtu v surpn.se Turks mounted n n the best liur;s( v »s America can produce. This la the result o! one
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    Jet hits 'hot air' in U.S.
    293 11 TtRITAIN'S sky-blaz-\ ing Viscount prop-\< jet airliner has hit any, unexpected airpoefcety m America— difficul-j tties put up 'by the/ U.S. Civil Aviation Authority which is-\ sues certificates for^ planes to operate. i These difficulties are < causing behind-the-scenes V concern m Capital Airlines
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    Russian technicians are helping India
    334 11 Russian technicians are helping India 'PHE arrival of three Russian experts to modernise the Parma diamond mining industry m Vindhya Pradesh has strengthened the impression m New Delhi that Russia is competing with the United States m offering technical assistance to India. The three Russian experts are now at Parma.
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    10 11 "GO AND TELL DAD WE'VE DISCOVERED A ROMAN UNDERGROUND RAILWAY."
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    BY THE WAY
    225 11 you may have received from the G.L.S." #<#<•# ttwffs fIVE them time, and all the jokes come true. We are accustomed to experiments on animals for tru* possible benefit of human brings. But thr obesity of pot dog.s, and the consequent difficulty of getting smait clothes to
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    Bridge Hand
    416 12 Doth sides vulnerable Hast dealer NORTH 4k X 6 <C> X Q J 10 9 OAJ 8 4 5 2 WBBT EAST AQJM2 4k A 5 VA42 y 8 7 6 0 10 7 6 5 3 *c 5 3 0 X Q 9 *AKq SOUTH A 10
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    Will the robot do man out of a job?
    555 12  -  WAYNE OLIVER hv tyiTH the rapid growth of automation m w h ieh a robot -like machine replaces a hundred or tw i hundred workers at a particular chore, are people here to stay? Emphatically yes, .say the experts In the
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    Cotton from the Tyrol
    40 12 picture. Woven cotton from the Austrian Tyrol is fashioned into this shirt-blouse for inside or outside wear. Available m either emerald or ruby, it ha s man-tailored side vents and a cut away high-standing: collar. Reuter
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    NEW TOBACCO THEORY FOR HEART DISEASE
    209 12 A THEORY that certain **> substances, especially tobacco, might be an "allergic" cause of some cases of heart or circulation abnoi malities. including coronary artery disease, is suggested by a New York doctor. Dr Joseph Markavy said there Ls suggestive evidence that .some people
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      263 12 |jH| ctHJi IBS 16 ~]Hb BB HLfl wKp7 CLUES ACROSS: fi A blue one Indicates a cruel 1 Dinosaur time (lit. man matrimonially (5). 7 Painfully cry around it (7t. 8 h(>ar another version 9 F'usii down cash to it for It to 18 become a wool i 4 2
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    Big 'Names' in film of 'Richard III'
    270 13 Big 'Names' in film of 'Richard III' CIR Laurence Olivier has assembled ar outstanding cast for hi* Him of Shakespeare's Richard III" m which ho will play the title role To date, the list of artistes Include* Sir Laurence Olivier is Richard HI; Sir John Giel"l as Clarence! Sir Ralph
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    Gina says:I am not like Monroe
    468 13 Gina says:I am not like Monroe pIN A LOLLOBRIGIDA, is getting weary of being known as the Marilyn Monroe of Italy. I have just seen them both. Gina wore a low-cut black dress. Marilyn wore a low-cut white dress. Gina has big brown eyes. Marilyn has big blue eyes. (Mine
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    Britain finds a new Bob Hope'
    654 13 Britain finds a new Bob Hope' David Lewin meets Benny Hill, sex-appeal comedian Ljti\:\* hill, Britain's Lf latest comedian has MM quality rare m "omediens— he has sex appeal. When he opened a provincial furniture store a •rowd of nearly 500 women rushed at him. Says T. E. B. Clarke
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    The shot goalkeepers dread
    550 14  - The shot goalkeepers dread Tommy Lawton By England and At ttnoJ centre-forward |>KOR\HI V the most difficult shot m football is the half volley the shot that so often catches the goalkeeper on the hop. To do it effectively there has to be complete harmony In timing the ball, position
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    Russia invites U.S. iron men
    102 14 AMERICA'S top weight lifters have tentatively accepted an Invitation to go to Moscow next year to compete with Russia s strongest men. Clarence U. Johnson, manager of U.S. weight lifting team here for the 1954 world championships, said the invitation to visit Moscow and two
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    13 COMPETE IN WORLD MEET
    57 14 THIRTEEN nations, including the United States anc Russia, will take part m tht modern pantathlou work championships at Budapes' from October 10-14. It will b( the first appearance of a u.s team m an iron curtain country Tho five-day eompetitioi will be comprised of riding
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    2 FOOTBALLS LOST IN ONE MATCH
    71 14 2 FOOTBALLS LOST IN ONE MATCH IT was only a practice match on the banks of the River Trent on Beeston United's ground. But two footballs went sailing over the fence and then sailing down the river towards the North Sea! Trainer Albert David jumped on his bicycle and followed
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    U.K. RUGBY UNION
    19 14 Yesterday i matches:— Cardiff 32 Aberavon 11; Clifton Bath 13; Dolphin 13 Newport 21 A. P.
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    Table – tennis men tour Fed.
    344 14  - Table tennis men tour Fed. TOPSPIN By oiNGAPORE's top tableFederation next week. The ten-day tour begins on October 15. It was approved by the Emergency Council ol the Singapore Table Tennis Association which met at Dato C. J. Paßlar's residence last night. Six members will make up the party two
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    TROPHY TIES
    64 14 Ja k B.C. singles t.iiblß tennis championship rot Mr. H. F. GAttnenl lhallenge Shield ["he folio ii. lea win be playtd t1 J 'ports Club premises, Parrer i .ik i ttnorrow commencing at. r> no p m H W Chappie V. Ix>h Turk Nam, ():i Choon ihlnm y,
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    SWAP-JERSEYS TRICK IN U.K. SOCCER
    237 14  - SWAP-JERSEYS TRICK IN U.K. SOCCER ARC HIE QUICK By i^RGANISED .slow hand-clap-ping has been an ever-in-creasing bugbear of this season's U.K. Soccer. Now another new fad is being cooked up by the managers. Peter Doherty of Doncaster Rovers, started it by numbering his players quite differently to the order m
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    DYNAMOS SCORE 7 AT FARRER PARK
    39 14 Dynamos WCOnd tram braf Alboit youngsters 7-1 In soccer friendly nt Parrtr Park jretttrday, Bcorm for tho winners wtrs: Salleh (3), Buan Beng (2), chin Seng atui HUaseln. Patrick scored youngsters' <>niy goal<
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    GARUDA WIN
    16 14 Owuda B.P. beat Histunol B P. by' fivp Rjimes to one at badminton on
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    'AMERICAN TENNIS AHEAD OF AUSSIES'
    514 14 'AMERICAN TENNIS AHEAD OF AUSSIES' QERRY 1 JONES, Dean 1 of tennis m Southern California, blasted reports recently that the world's net capita) was shifting toward Australia, and said the United states had yet to reach its peak. 'Australian! have done well for the last five years but that |S
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    WAS HE SHOCKED!
    57 14 pCOTBALL spectators have to sutler many shocks, but one F the onlookers at the Belper Town-Ransome and Maries match at Nottingham did not expect was from the metal fence surrounding the pitch. There was a thunderstorm at the time and the fence became -alive." The Belper club
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    FILIPINOS LEAVE
    45 14 Thirteen members of the Philippine National Basketball team departed by plane yesterday for the United State* en route to Rio De Janeiro for the world championship basketball tournament. The Philippines -.on the sec >nd Asian games basketball championship m Manila last May.- A.P.
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    SARAKAT IS THE HORSE TO WATCH
    431 15 His fifth win of the season i_H. SWEEP rOTAL POOL: $293,000 IST: No. *****1 ($82,900) 2ND: No. *****0 ($41,450) 3RD- No. *****6 ($20,725) STARTERS ($1,884 each): Nos. *****5 *****5, ►*****, *****5. *****5, *****8. *****7, *****1, *****8, *****6, *****1, CONSOLATIONS ($l,OOO each): NoS. *****9. *****9.
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    REDS ORDER 'TOP SECRET' U.K. CYCLES
    108 15 r FH£' Soviet Union has order--1 six "top secret" racing les from a British firm. who will ride them is a ry. bicycles, made with a frame claimed to be le. left London yesterday .-.v-M'ad. but the Soviet delegation who ordered ?ould not say
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    WRAF DRAW WITH SCC
    40 15 SINGAPORE Cricket Club "B" team were held to a twoIraw by W.R.A.F. Seletar m i en's hockey match on the ing yesterday. D. Howarth scored both for the club, and Miss irner both goals for WRAF.
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    24 15 Picture. Wjim tot Mies well ahrad of the field to win <h- "r<i MM »>v Ihrrr lengths from Bon Tresor and < hirala. Free Press
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    A DOUBLE FOR OTEC
    68 15 Three minutes from time O.T.E.C. scored the winner I m yesterday's Singapore Business Rouses F.A. League and Cup final against Chartered Bank. The scon 1 was 2 1. O.T.E.C. have thus completed a double this season. They previously won the Div. 1 league championship. Scorers for
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    CESAREWITCH: 36 FINAL ACCEPTORS
    163 15 CESAREWITCH: 36 FINAL ACCEPTORS THIRTY-SIX final acceptors for tin 1 Cesarewitcn Stakes, to be run over two miles, two furlongs at Newmarket on Wednesday, October 13 were published m London ye.sterday. They are. with weights: Bitter Sweet ;.nd BOAtern Emperor both 9si 3ib; Northern Gleam &>[ 121 b; Peifeit and
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    CEYLONESE HELD TO DRAW
    52 15 Indian' A oci ition held CeyI ion Bpoi Club to s one all m ye !i i ij Div. 1 hot kej i" ue I le f B t ler Ro id ir scored for Ceyloni i ii mm i The indlan < no.]] ed m
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    YORKS BEAT LANCS
    26 15 York_hln beal Lan< ishlrt by 21 polnta to U In a floodlight Rugb f eague count n itch at Bradford last sight, Reuter
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    and this is it
    77 15 BARAKAT, ridden by Harry McCloud, wins the second race (Class 1. Div. 2 6f) by half a length at Ipoh yesterday. Barakat, who was trained by "Doc" Rodgers, pipped Asia Minor at the post to pay $19 and 88. LEFT: Flying East ((iarnet Bougoure) is led
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    MARIGOLD WIN TITLE
    103 15 MARIGOLD Badminton Party won the Singapore Junior I inter-club championship last night by beating Mayflower B. P. 3-2 m the final. Results (Marigold players mentiOßU SINGLKK Oh chiap Choon lost to Maurice Khoo 7—15, 16—18; Masrom bin Kaji Siraj beat Tar. Chin Jin 11— 15, 15— G.
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    M.C.C. TOURISTS IN AUSTRALIA
    40 15 T'HE MCC touring team arrived m Fremantle, Australia, this morning. Len Ilutton. MCC captain, said: "It is grand to be m Australia again. We have a carefully chosen team and hope to retain the Ashes."— Reuter
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    GOLD VASE FAVOURITES TIMED ON TRACK
    436 16 Sovereign and Prosperity 37 4 \s Free Press Course Correspondent I BAOING Gold Vfclf contenders had trial runs over J the Vase distance 5! straight at Ipoh tliis morning:. Sovereign (Bougourc) and Prosperity, with Mulley astride, broke from the 5Jf. starting post, steadily increasing
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    THE N.B.A. IGNORES COCKELL
    104 16 V T IXO VALDES of Cuba U the lone logical contender for Rocky Marciano's world heavyweight boxing title, the National Boxing Association of America claimed yesterday. This means that England's Don Coekell will probably be sidestepped again by the world champion. Recognition as world bantamweight champion
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    Bobby Locke leads Thomson
    78 16 T EADINCi scores alter yesterday's J two rounds m the Dunlop Masters £1.555 professional golf tournament at Sandwich, Kent. were: Bobby Lxuke (South Africa > 73. 71 144; Peter Thomson (Australia) 72. 73. 145; Harry Bradshaw iPortmarnock. Ireland i 72. 73. 145; Dai Rees 74, 73.
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    YACHT CLUB REGATTA
    56 16 GLADSTONE CREW won the Sail gon Cup m the Division 2 twomle race at a Regatta, organised by he Royal Singapore Yacht Club or/ 3elat Sangkir a stretch of water beiween Blakang Matl and Pulau Brani yesterday. In the second race. Goddard Crew A'on the Winter Four
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    MANSFIELD IN FINAL
    24 16 M.uisfio'c'. Sports Club beat k.p.m. 3-1 9t Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday to enter the final c: the SBHFA Junior Knockout Competition.
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    40 HOCKEY WIN
    20 16 Nee Soon Garrison beat Royal Malayan Navy 4-0 m a friendly hockey match ai Nee Soon yesterday.
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    WEIGHTS FOR GOLD VASE
    423 16 WEIGHTS for all eight races on Saturday, last da> of the Perak Turf Club's Ipoh meeting, were announced this morning as follows: H SULTAN'S (.OLD VASE Cl. 1. Div. I— s)._ F. Cinecolor 0.00 Sovereign 8.13 Corallta 8.1. Adelaide Star 8.11 Forest Beau 8.11 Cyptess Point
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    110 16 pESULTS ol rugby matches J\ played yesterday. RASC 11 RAAF 3. "at Tengah. S.E.R. 6 R.E.M.E. 6. at Gill- 1 man Barracks. South Johore 0 RAF Ten? ah 0. at Johore Bahru. RAF Seletar 14 R.N. Kranji 0. at HMS Terror. Nee Soon Garrison 6 G.H.Q. 3. at
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    SANDERSON CUP
    29 16 H af. Tengah will meet R.a.f. Seletar this evening a; Tengah m •lie fiivst round of the Sanderson j cup rugby competition for Royal Mr Force teams.
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    Combined Schools hockey team
    90 16 1 COMBINED Schools will meet Ceylon Sports Club m a hotkey mutch .v Balestiei 1 1 o.id toda,y. The tram contains three boys From St. Joseph's l&stitatioii. two each Iron Victoria School. Anglo-Chinese School and Rallies Institution, one from St. Andrew's .and one from Beatty. The
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