Singapore Standard, 3 October 1952

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Standard /R. X VOL. 11l NO. 93 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1952. 12 PAGES FIFTEEN CENTS
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    Three Leave For Formosa
    17 1 Three Leave For Formosa I i c c o 10 lr. La i ■seas Chl- a i
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    Tea Off Ration
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    HaiHsuan Skipper Denies Report
    20 1 HaiHsuan Skipper Denies Report A ternatioi ft c I md m Si:.. rried ab Ol B the Hai ii :>t.-iin
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    State Banquet
    161 1 State Banquet PULOT IT AM was one of the dishes served to the Duchess and the Duke «»f Kent Ust night at a banquet given m their honour by < the members of the Executive Council and the Legislative C'mincil at the Adelphl Hotel Roof Garden. Their Royal Highness es
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    Forces Kill Five More Terrorists
    155 1 Raub Score Tops 100 KUALA LUMP! R, Thins -Five more terrorists have bvvn killrd m the Federation. Security iorces operating m Raob, Pahang, finished the month by reachinu their (entury ot terrorist eliminations since Dec. I. 1950. nundred made when the I In Tapah, P
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    First Of A-Tests Started?
    122 1 First Of A-Tests Started? I. OX DOS, Oct. 2, (Reuter). —The London p:iper Evening es said tonight that according to "strong reports" here the first of the British atomic explosions had now taken place m the Monte Bello Islands ot! north-west Ausa It is said to have been successful believed
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    Move To Settle Tunisian Row
    96 1 UNITED NATIONS. Oct. 2. (UP)— Thirteen Arab and Asian r;<ms .sponsoring a debate on te French-Turn.-:. ,m dispute be- incoming session of .c I '-ii Nations (General Assen I) expect the 60-nation assembly to recommend direct negotiations between the two c intries under the auspices
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    8,000 STUDENTS STAGE STRIKE
    89 1 B >S MRFS, Oct. 2. (AP) I bi mbfi were thrown and ftve students arrested yesterday 8,000 University students si i a walkout fan growing protest i nst what they called c ference m University affairs. Both bombs exploded \n the morning one before the entrance
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    Princess Wants To Marry PC
    132 1 LOXDOX. Oct. 2: (Reuter^— A j court here yesterday deterred the application of the 18-year- j old daughter of an Indian princess to marry a London policeman The °iii, Monisha Vida Mander, a kennel maid at Hyde Park police station asked Metropolitan Magistrate Paul Bennett
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    RI Complaint To The UN
    48 1 RI Complaint To The UN NEW YORK. Oct. 2. (AP)— Indonesia protested .strongly yesterday In the United Nations against continued claims by Holland to sovereignty m West New Guinea. The protest was made m the Committee on Information tor Nonself-governing Territories by the Indonesian delegate, S. H Tajibnapls.
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    NEW BID TO GET MENONS
    244 1 A.S.P.Linsell Leaves With 16 Warrants A SINGAPORE Police Officer yesterday left by air for Madras armed with sixteen warrants for the arrest of Mrs. Vilasini Menon and her lawyer husband, Mr. C. G. Menon, m another bid to get the couple back for trial m
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    Penang Sea Curfew Ends
    72 1 PENANG Thurs. The nif;ht curfew prohibitingr vessels from sailing by nisht from 7 D.m. to 5.30 a.m. the next mornins within the protetted area declared as a protected place by the Chief Police Officer, Penan?, has been lifted. w. i Vessels can now sail within the
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    Thai Rice
    44 1 BANGKOK, Oct. 2 (AFP):— j Well-informed sources reported I today that the British have j accepted to pay for Thai rice m U.S. dollars. The Thai allocation for British territories is 60.000 tons instead of 100.000 tons as requested according to reports.
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    Belfast For Home
    38 1 HONGKONG Oct. 2: (ReuterAAP) The' British cruiser Belfast left here today m n show. er of exploding firecrackers the traditional Chinese bon voyage. She .sailed for England after two veuiV service m the Far East
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    Stalin's Works
    40 1 MOSCOW, Oct. 2, (Renter)— Soviet Pime Minister Josef Stalin has written an article on "The economic problems of Socialism m the U.S.S.R." which I will appear m the latest issue !of the magazine Bolshevik. I Pravda announced today.
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    Safe After 24 Hours With Death At Sea
    226 1 Safe After 24 Hours With Death At Sea A DUTCH skipper brought his 8,207-ton command safely alongside a Singapore wharf yesterday after a harrowing experience at -sea. with a lire smouldering for 24 hours only i tew feet from 85 tons ol explosives. After the ship had tied up. his
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    US Gift To The Mahatma
    91 1 NEW DELHI. Oct 2 CAP):— Fifty-live community development projects were inaugurated throughout [ndia to lay by President Rajendra Pra ;:'i m a broadcast on the anniversary of the birthday at Mahatma Gandhi. The projects were planned and organised under the recently signed In d 0-1
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    Carols From Reels
    50 1 WESTERN KOREAN FRONT, o 2, IUP) Startled American t: >op« Listened tncredulouily l.i.si night to Christina! oarou broadcast *tn a public addrea.i Astern (j-- i the Cnineke fine* T.<ie en iU, ippartotly pit oi the C >rmnui it pi -;< ii -i >'t male* Allied ipldieri Uxu
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    No Indications Of Slump Yet
    237 1 Says Labour Dept. Chief MR. G. VV. Davis, the Commissioner for Labour, told The Standard yesterday that the conditions ot employment m the Colony were likely to return to normal m the near future He saifl that there is no indication of a slump, although
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    UMNO Will Not Con lest City Voting
    109 1 THE Singapore branch of he United Malays National Organisation will not contest the December City round] elections, Inche Syed Haroon bin Abdul BLahrnan, the Secretary, told The Standard yesterday. "As we are newly formed here we have to set our bouse In order
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    Iran Move To Sever Relations With UK
    134 1 TEHERAN, Oct. 2, (IT).— Premier Mohammed Mossadeq today took preparatory steps for severing diplomatic relations with Britain. Mossadeq issued a c immunique inviting all Iranians, to write his office immediately on their preferences among European and Asiatic nations, to protect Iran's interests m
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    BE VAN GETS A LICKING
    79 1 BE VAN GETS A LICKING [OREC! A 31 R Bi Laboui i i pi Bevanti icaminali ii..n" of irmameni (Mi i > of Sofia b>'.<ti de W ioul whose trim i ed [he P ronfe i for reduction »i by th'" (It'll tree i nrho en! in fad of this
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    Muslim Reds Pass Through
    85 1 SIXTEEN Mttfitiau I I i Communist China arrived m Singapore by air from Colombo yesterday alter a pilgrim- age to Mecca. When a young membei the party was about to speak !to members of the Press, be was called to order by an elder A Chinese
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    Third Murder
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    New Body Formed To Serve Colony
    257 2 Standard Staff Reporter AFTER ten months of intensive but very quiet preparations, the Singapore City Association, formed to provide an organization similar to the Malayan Chinese Association m Singapore, made its existence public when it began a drive for membership. Founded by a group
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    Hawkers Get Licences
    35 2 UNTIL r, 15 284 inkers have been issued with rani nces by the Singa- i pore City Cleansing Depart-) nraent. Fhe Stan< I was told by Wr. B J Doherty, the S
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    More Vaccinations
    25 2 More V accinations A TOTAL 9J5q p rsora ated m Singapore r us brings the total 4 ays since the campaign 51 ted to 386.912
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    REMAND PRISONERS ALLEGE ASSAULT
    408 2 REMAND PRISONERS ALLEGE ASSAULT Witnesses Name Two Inspectors TWO remand prisoners told the Singapore Coroner yesterday how six of them were punched, kicked and slapped by two inspectors and a group of detectives at Joo Chiat Police Station, after being arrested for an alleged armed gang robbery. m They were
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    No Regimenting, Says Sir Sydney
    350 2 IT IS not the intention of any of the University authorities to regiment closely and control students since it is the essence of sound University life that students should be encouraged to work independently and on their own, the new Vice Chancellor of the University,
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    GUEST LEFT WITH HOSTESS' JEWELS
    150 2 A YOI'NG Indonesian, Mandawa bin IMadi, who went to sleep m his friend's house with a girl and walked out the next morning with his hostess' jewellery and veil, was sentenced to 10 months' rigorous imprisonment to be followed by two years Police supervision, by
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    Drunk Fined For Being Disorderly
    56 2 PLEALUXG guilty m the Singapore Fourth Police Court ye terday a druak, Retr.am l was Saed $10. Rctnam was stated to have i bebaVed m a disorderly Id an- ner. whie utuier the infljdlence g{ aU-ohoi, being m a date of uiicre^-s and shouting at
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    ANNUAL DINNER
    27 2 THE St. Andrew's Society.] will hold their annual dinner land dance at the Victoria j Memorial Hall on Nov. 21 at 1 9 p.m. i
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    How Hoo Took The Loot Out
    198 2 A BOILER MAKER. 800 Zhee Wai, admitted m S Dore Second Police Court Jres:erdcy that he stole Ifl pieces if copper slabs from the \avai Base and look then tw I \v means of a cloth belt with pockets which was strappi iround his
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    2 Women Fined
    44 2 TWO w en. Say., h Ta.-him (Ifn and Fati binte Maibob (34) were Sued $5 each m the Sngaporc Second Police Court yesterdag for behaving m a Jsorderlj manner by figfating with <■ Other i:i South Br; i^e R on Oct. I.
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    Theft Charge
    42 2 TAX Joe Teck was rgeri m the Singapore Sect:: F Court yesterday with tealinj $90 from X A k P:- i a1 North Bridge Road on Oct I. Tan aimed trial and allowed bail of $300 vi U Oct. 9.
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    Plane Wreckage Identified
    159 2 Standard Staff Reporter. TKE aircraft wreckage picked up bj' Chinese trawlermen m their net while trawling m the South China Sea has been positively identified as a Firefly Mark I, an K.A.F. spokesman told The Standard. Further investigations are being carried ont to establish which missing plane
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      90 2 -ml WSSSM^ AH KIN SEE TH' Ll'L BEFORE EF YO' CO -AH IS BUT, FM-.T-l'M \f Ti-f rMON> /^.m a vis rT P I pp7 WiMDOW ON TH' THIRD MOTHER 1 1 APTT'FAiNT ALONE. MtWE.l' > FSLOOR"? 4 Ah KIN, I I X 1 FLOOR, WHAR CAISV MAE RETIRED, I
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    A VERY PRETTY LADY'
    654 3 Verdict Of Naval Base Schoolchildren Standard Woman Reporter "A VERY pretty lady," was' how the children of the Singapore Naval Base j schools described the Duchess of Kent yesterda> >'» >rning m the course of her tour. 1 And they had the record to prove it,
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    'Varsity Talks On Student Problems
    256 3 Standard Staff Reporter THE subject "Girls m the University of Malaya" will he discussed under the general theme "Student Problems m Malaya" ai a conference ot the International Students Service to be held tomorrow at the Faculty of Medicine at 2.30 p.m. Two University students.
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    130 Freshies Introduce Themselves
    149 3 1 30 Freshies Introduce Themselves MORE than 130 University hmen heard an address by Vice-Chancellor, Sir Sydney Came, yesterday irning at Oei Tiong Ham as part of their re►rientation programme. Late.. the new students signed the University Declaration. Matriculation of all University students began yesterday, and continues today. Freshmen, conspicuous
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    University Of Malaya Re-examination Results
    442 3 Standard Stall Reporter THE University ol Malaya yesterday announced the results of the various re examinations: The following p ed the sup- plemeni ti examination m the s i. c 'ts si ited, thereby complet- ing the Intermedi ite Examination for the degree ul Bacheior
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    Thieves Make Off With $1,475
    37 4 Road, S sapore v a"d I on W i the R •d oi B ■;on. taxi driver U la: fan at the ta.\j thf I his car P c ha i lectior
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    Forestry Confab
    18 4 THI N F Orga. (Fc: Conference will be at 1 Mem* mDi IX 8 t 13,
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    PRINCESS WEDS PRINTER
    55 4 rhc Soltan taumed the romance and threatened to cut oil the princess 1 allowance —^«> sil<l kesin> celebrated bei :i>t birthdaj lasl week. p Photo. PRINCESS Zabariah, niece ol the Sultan ol K.il.ih. and Arthur Colimv 24-yeai oM \nmwr oi' Regent's Park, London. uini were nMurried al
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    Judy's Red Letter Day
    57 4 Judy's Red Letter Day TOMORROW v ffl be a red letter m the life ol 'i jreaj-old school mil Miss Jed] Shababo. To ht*r lias faflea the ben mi of sefiug Bags fot t!i" f¥orld Animal I)a> Flag Day at Government House. She is-.jpps to nst :M. tlie bess <:J"
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    Dr. Tan Seng Tee Dies In Malacca
    118 4 i MALACCA, Ihurs.— Dr. Tan 'Se g i\ c, MJ K. died ai his dence this afternoon after a short illness. He was 63 j rs old. Dr Tan who was a n ember of the well-known bran -h ,of the Malacca Tan
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    Shakespeare's Play – In Chinese Costume
    280 4 Shakespeare's Play In Chinese Costume SHAKESPEARE'S p a y s iave been produced m many countries and m maoj costumes, but now, his play— "As You Like It" is coming bo the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, m Chinese costume. Four men, from different wa ks of life a policeman, the Registrar
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    AIM FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY
    239 4 Body Jo Fro be Prospects Of Rice Production KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. As a step towards finding means to achieve rice self-suf-ficiency m this country, the Federation Government is to appoint a committee to investigate the prospects of local rice production within the next fhree years. The committee
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    Dally Rate Men Get A Pay Rise
    258 4 UNSKIIXED, daily-rated, employees of the local Arm\ and Air Ministry who are 21 years old or over will receive an increase m their basic pay with effect B till the Ar ny Ci\ il Ser- :id Air Ministry Local Unions informed of the
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    92 Fined On Holiday Law
    104 4 DURING the last three nths there were 92 prosecutions against shopkeepers who evaded I W< ekly 1 1 lay Ordinance. F acs tota ing 2,725 were imposed on th shopkeepers These figure indicate I shopkeepers are now abidii by the Ordinance, said Mr. W. I.
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    Prowl Cars Save Lorry
    68 4 PERSONNEL from two radio cars proceeding on escort duty to the Duchess of Kent yesterday pul >»'" a fire m a lorry with extinguishers m Havelock Road. :.i ";ir< were p;i-.Oig lorry w hen fl a mes sud d c 1 1 y »hol out under
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    PLEA TO WITNESSES
    50 4 PLEA TO WITNESSES WITNESSES of an acci ai the Capitol car park yesterday afternoon when a Changi bus knocked down an 1 1-year-oJd boy. Low Choong Onn, should contact Inspector Choo Mcc of the Traffic Accident Investigation, S Lines Police Stati a. The boy died on the way to dtal.
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    League Dance
    21 4 THE Overseas League Singapore Branch will hold a dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Monday evening, Dec. 22.
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    3 Threatened Boy: Jailed
    107 4 THREE YOUTHS, Wee Xi ii S g, Chua Thiong and Tan g Hock, were convicted m Singapore Third Disi: Court yesterday, on two charges of extortion and another of attempting to ex- ri money from a 1 5-year-old >chool boy. Tan Thiam Kee of Bukit Ho
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    Robbed In Hotel
    20 4 A EUROPEAN' I m J I staying a1 W Sotel reported i ss oi y oU(! esterday.
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    Duke Gets Ride In A Meteor
    223 4 THE DIKE of Kent Hew oirr Sin ignore festerday, once m a Fa* East Commoalcitioa Sijuadron Vaicttu from Selcar to Te&gah and later m a Heteoi on a 15 minute training Right. The Dike informally toured ie R.A.F. >t::tior.s m Sel I id Tengah
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    That Woman's At It Again
    40 4 A R OLD M studei a Gh r< s< afternoon. Tne w, the g;r! that her mothei a frk and th wa? taking t to th< no :ier. Th an 1 en led the gii
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    'Free States Owe Much To Gandhi'
    32 4 'Free States Owe Much To Gandhi' .stand.. Brit; from the B B D I a an ci or Gnu creator portai.'. the w lated nai r of free 1: of noa-v mow
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    Presented To The Duchess
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    Taximan Committed
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    Amah's $4,045 "Vanish'
    119 4 Amah's $4,045 "Vanish' |ma h cni| >l M> r\ b\ I mt •Milx-r ol the djplo:n.<tn carps ia Lake 'Ah Swee kepi her (*i>li .rid jru ill ■■:■> i:i .i tailan bac und". ii. i lid) Bill \cs<"!d.\ ntomuic she iiscovend tli.it ssn i 1 h.;ii ran &ckod fv r
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    Magician Lyle Makes Bow
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    UMNO LOTTERY DRAW NOV. 30
    69 5 UMNO LOTTERY DRAW NOV. 30 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— The draw of the UMNO Welfare Lottery, which was postponed on Sept. 15. is now scheduled to take place on \u\- ;m at 4 p.m. hi the offices of tin.' UMNO's Province Wel- ,-■>• Division. '1 1 c tickets for the lottery
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    For S'pore Study
    32 5 TAIPIN< Th irs. Mr. Bu- !> t Singti. student teai her attached to the K::;g Edward VU School, has left lor the University oi BSalaya on a Federal Government scholarship.
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    Art Exhibition
    42 5 TH E annual [nter-School Art Exhibition will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore from Oct. 16 to 14. The official opening will 'ake place at 11 a.m. on the upper •r of the hal] on the first day.
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    3 MORE VILLAGES 'QUIZZED'
    329 5 Come On Govi Side -Templer X I A I A LC MP R, Ihur "I his country is not U'<ing to bp a Communist connlrv. you miderstand that?" said Si r Geraki Templer this afternoon when he spoke to six headmen irom three villat;<'s which have
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    'End Of Crisis May Be In Sight'
    219 5 LONDON. Ott 2.— The Times Correspondent m Singapore reports that September was one of the quietest months m Malaya and tint "this partial withdrawal temporarily or otherwise has led many people v\) believe the terrorists are finding the campaign too costly and unprofitable
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    MALAYA: LAND OF WEALTH BUT NO SOUL-HAWKINS
    309 5 MALAYA: LAND OF WEALTH BUT NO SOUL-HAWKINS THE MOST pressio* of all .tsa's p.wblcnis is how ts mem iooi themselves teilow citizens and brothers m God saj* Mr. Gerald Sawkins In hi Introduction to ■■iMai.i.^ci" B tiew book published locally with the purpose f she iflC to the world the
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    Africans 'Maul' Bandit Platoon
    304 5 Xt ALA LUMPUK, Thurs.— Tho lirst Battalion, King's African Rifles, have badly mauled' the Communists' 30th Platoon m Bcntong since they launched Operation "X" on July 25. The results of the operation were: Seven terrorists killed, four i starved to death, three captured, eight surrendered, four
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    CubPacksOn NS Estates
    106 5 SEREMBAN Thurs. A r i\ ■lV formed among children on estate? m Negri Sembilan. Recently forty-eight Scouters and would-be Scouters of Indian schools attended a preliminan Cub course m Seremban organized by Mr. P. Sinnathamby. A- tanl State CiMnmissioner, Indian Groups, N.S. with the assistance of the
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    SPECIALS RECEIVE MEDALS
    184 5 SPECIALS RECEIVE MEDALS PERAK, Thui s.— Before a listinguished gathering livil arid Police Officials and i.") Special Constables, the :hief Police Officer, Mr. T.Q. Jaffikin, (acting on behalf of he High Commissioner, General Sir Gerald Templei today presented certificates of corn ■nendations to five Si i ia Constables who survived
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    Today '$ Power Cuts
    581 5 Today Power Cuts \i*oi;i stiii-i aiiini- li*bk to lo nl -h. ililinu iikl.iv Tan !><• I'l I < .imun,'. "I' I* BL ilrrliMi n(.. >i Mm-vv- 11 i vt 1 1 Stamferd IM.. \H»<-rt SI Short St., Ni-'.i l< nrk», rii»-n» \m\ riair, I iiis).ii>r. Ma< l\«-u/ir Kd., l;i '1
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    Burgled Shop Loses $2,000
    112 5 Burgled Shop Loses $2,000 AWAKENED by tl too of a neightx i a Jurong H sundry Bhop4ceepei l> U .P eai one rr i ■.vindiy.v ihutters had wrenched open and his vvortii a tOta ?2,000, nrn.sing from the -ii'ip, it i stated m the SinfiapcMSe Tbi District Court yestwity. fn
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    Widow And Children Get $17,000
    189 5 TilF WIDOW and chi en of a trishaw rider who died as a result of a motoi accident were awarded $17,000 ag ti I the defendant Lim Joo Chiang. m d judgment delivered by the Chief Jus! l Sir Charles Murray Aynsley m th< Singapore
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    The Third Bloc
    725 6 ORLD opinion has been slow to grasp the signific- g,^ qI t he present session oi the Strasbourg Assembly ol Ihe Council of Europe. For three years Assen ■<-- had merely indulged m pleasant dreams tot things would be like under a Federated v,., a v But
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    IS PHOENIX PARK WORTH TWO MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR?
    1291 6  - IS PHOENIX PARK WORTH TWO MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR? ALEX JOSEY jHUIM AFFAIRS zxcvzxcv PHOENIX PARK is a big nest of buildings, pleasantly situated on a hill m Singapore, which houses the Offices of Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, the Commissioner General for the United Kingdom m South-East Asia. In actual
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    Review of Views
    632 6 Review of Views Seamen's Pay ACCORDING to a letter sent to, c Colonial Secretary by thei Secretary cf the Government' Seamen's Union, the seamen, are not even given :I treatment, says Utusan Melayu editorially. The Secretary alleged that the seamen were not given pay for their overtime. Secondly were not
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    ART APPRECIATION AND NUDE PHOTOS
    244 6 Sir; Alth >ugh I am no moralist, 1 fully agree with "Moralist" of Kuala Lumpur as regard the detrimental effects of the arraying and selling of obscene photographs and pornographic literature, m general, by unscrupulous bookstalls. Such a situation exists, not only m Kuala Lumpur,
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    M.C.A.-UMNO TALKS AND M.I.C.
    178 6 Sir. The proposed M.C.A.U.M.N.O. Liaison committee talks have unfortunately prompted some Indians m the North of Malaya to apply for an invitation at the talks. This only shows that these persons are ignorant of whai Indians want and that they are not the |Soor relations of
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    We the PEOPLE
    527 6 We the PEOPLE Whitewash For Govt s Black Policy Sir: Although the Public Services Commission has been m existence for some time, appointment to the Civil Service is .-till subject to the influence of heads of department. This state of affairs is most unsatisfactory especially m those posts which are
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    LET'S HEAR THE DUCHESS
    106 6 Sir; There are thousands Of people In Singapore v. bo are unable to get even a glimpse i f H.R.H. the D ttess I Xt lit. There IN thousands scattered on estates and mines who must remain where they are. And what about those brave lads
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    Labour Unions Declare War On Bevanites
    370 7 V CAMBfi Oci. 2 (AP)— Britain's most powerful tmh n bt»s d€dare4 war on the Labour Party's extreme I tl NVetlnesday. But early signs showed rebel lead "iirln Bevan already extending olive spi ikin ler of Britain's biggest Union, R Ad to Party's convention
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    Stalin: War Is Inevitable
    41 7 w i 1 1 tries c n". the .mir si -v s vm t forth m ie wrote com- c of the i con- c c than t the discu »ig for thi tembers 1 i all
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    $33 More For Widow
    67 7 A I sum $3 I has n eived foi Wa n Song cow Eng I he* husI ,i W i »g Tong over i «tv d he was burned la death m v Jeaner'?? shoj Snr'g h her six eh br< n m a off Tj
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    'Don't Paddle The Kids Too Often'
    137 7 'Don't Paddle The Kids Too Often' LONDON' Od 2: Ttach. :> m schools run by the London County Council are being urged to go a little easier on trie rod. In a booklet on punishment put out by the Council yesterday. the teachers were told: Don't paddle the kiddies too
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    57 RED PoWs KILLED IN CHEJU RIOT
    286 7 70 Guards Break Up A Mass Escape Bid CHEJU ISLAND, Oct. 2 (UP)— American soldiers who killed 57 Chinese Communist prisoners of war and wounded 120 m a brief battle m Wednesday broke up a planned mass outbreak by 5/800 Chinese Red prisoners,
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    Expedition To Solve Lost Race Mystery
    245 7 LONDON. Oct. 2.— An expedition to find out what happened to the lost race ol Lemiiria— Pacific Island people distinguished by enormous ears— was suggested today by the Research Centre Group which has been investigating traces left behind by the vanished tribe. E. S\
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    GOP "Truth Squad' Out
    122 7 —The Republican National Commit Ed r i i >' that a th ing "Ti ith Squad" ol Re- publican senators starts out to- g ahead of and behind President Truman's current whistle-stop tour. Mr. Arthur Summerfteld. the Republican National chairman, .•;aid Mr. Truman had forced the
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    Insurrection Bid Fails
    57 7 CARACAS. (Venezuela). Or!. 2. <AP> A new insurrection flared up at dawn yesterday but was suppressed with a death toll of throe and 13 wounded, the government announced today. Thirteen people have been killed and 25 wounded m scattered uprisings m the last three (Jays. The f\vs\
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    Strong Soviet Team For UN Assembly
    64 7 UNITED NATIONS, Oct. 2. (Renter)— Russia is sending all her foremost United Nations j experts to the forthcoming General Assembly opening on Oct. 14. j The Soviet "team assembled for the Assembly is politically the strongest ever put together since 1946. It is headed
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    Aid For Ceylon's Schoolchildren
    46 7 COLOMBO. Oct. 2, (APV CeyloS's schoolchildren Will oe helped their education oy the Australian Government, External Affairs officials said today Australia has promised to sei)d £50.000 worth of books, audio visual aids and workship apparatus between now and the end oi 1954.
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    They Won't Allow Him To Land
    214 7 HONGKONG, Oct. 2: ißeuterYAP) A man without a pass>orl who claims he was born m America, has been travelling laily between Hongkong, and Aacao since Sept. 18 on a Briish ferry steamer because neiher colony will allow him to [isembark. His name is listed
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    S-E Asia Defence Talks Start Mon.
    163 7 S-E Asia Defence Talks Start Mon. LONDON, Ott. I (IT)- Top Western military advisers will meet m Washington on Monday lor eerie* iof conferences on the military situation m South I. .^t Asia and on emergency measures m the evfftf ol Chinese Communist incursion m the area, it was ot!i<
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    Bologna-Milan Train Mishap
    76 7 REGGIO E lA. ITAI V Oct. 2, (Renter;— The Bologna Milan 1 cpn s jumped the rafli near hen y< 1 lay, ki ng anc injuring more than 20 persons All three occupants of the engineer's cab were killed o l 20 injured passen g< died later
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    Eden: UK Bound To Europe
    78 7 I LEAMINGTON Od I -foreign Secret Ivli edged Wt Britain's continued effi rti achieve European i "We know thai m an timately bound i destinies ol our co i frj( d ■■<- to li:s 'it-. < 1 stand m dose illiarwi h them Wt ourselves
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    Romulo For UN?
    26 7 NI.'ASWi EX yestcifi. that there an I esWndicatioi c Gem I irlo P 3 guca ed 1 f 1 tar Gem A tions
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    Mackensen Freed
    67 7 FORMER General Eberhard Von Mackenfen serving a war crimes life sentence m Bonn was yesterday released from the British prison at Weal todaj as an act ol clemency. It the Operation* Room at Tenfiah, the Duke ofcKent examines a bandit cap pr<-s,nt,d to the Operations Room St.* by
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    85 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. 2. The following are the closing prices of rubber and fin on the London Market today LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN $p Ot 21 Id. Spot £968 per ton buyOct Dec 2Ud. ers, £969 sellers. j Qn Mar 21Jd. Three months: £956
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    Did You See This Mishap?
    83 7 RELATIVES of Yeoh Thenfi Kwang, 4: J a labourer, should contad Inspector G. Thambu of the Traffic Investigation Branch, Sepoy Lines Yeoh was knocked down by a r::<: at 8 M p.m. m Upper Serangoon Road m the vicinity ol McPherson Circus. Yeoh was formerly
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    Yoshida Back In Power
    115 7 TOKYO. Oct 2 (UP):— Premier Shigeru Yoshida's conservative-thinking Liberal Party has returned to power today by an avalanche of conservative vote? which shut ou the Communist without single seat m Japan's new j parliament. More than 130 wartime leaders purged by General Mac--1 Arthur rode into
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    Fed. Ports Handled 2 M. Tons
    147 8 > I DURING the first eight n jnths of 1952, the ma nr •i r t s in ie Ferlerar m han(l 1 c d 2,695,201 tons for vessels or over 75 tons DSt During August the 125^72. Penang handled 998.74 i toi 1
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    Korea Veterans
    38 8 SAX BftANCISCO. f3ct. 2 (AP) The T v ship. LI Bajrmond Bea i 1 m I hore fr «n the Fai EasJ with 1.163 army men on Tuesds many oi them combat veterans from X >>v-i
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    Overdue Vessel Nets Low Catch
    184 8 standard Shipping Reporter THE overdue fishing vessel Lee Chi, S.M.F. 2f»o. returned to Singapore yesterday morning with only Vli) piculs of fish after 19 days at sea. The weather was so bad that for 11 days it was impossible to fish, the chief officer told
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    Bisk Rates Reduced
    84 8 LONDON. Ort 2, <K«-rW) The Institute of Lmi »ii Underwriters yesterday tic cided the tar Hast i> less dangerous than it used to Inand cut freight insurant*** rates for war and strike, riot and civil commotion risks. Both exports and imports between Canton. m Communist China and
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    Wool Man To Study HK Mart
    62 8 HONGKONG. Ot. 2 (Reui AAPt Mr John S X- member of a Bradford manufacturing teai i here to study the local lex: market. He told the pcet "B. idfo I is noi happy with the ceceni bis dea! o:reet with f'- 1 ng Manufacturers
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    R.I. Now Self-sufficient In Rubber Products
    123 9 R. I. Now Self-sufficient In Rubber Products Stiaiifd M.irkft Cirri iptaiml JAKAkI V- Oct, 2. Indonesia todaj i«« -«*liil mi prodlocing bicycle i\i-4'* and is now m i to cease inporta from rubber nianii- iii < •> 1 1 fl l in-. made Kartasasmita, ber G ods. a revealed at
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    Prices Tumble As Lead Is Freed
    237 9 LONDON, Oct. 2, (Reutor) --Tumbling prices of lead today on the Lon- don metal exchange raa v I hit the British Treasury for M loss of .£2..j00,000. i toni i. drop began ii 12.10 p.m. when a be! l on exchange floor signalled that
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    106 9 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prlrca (<pnts per Ib id Singa pore yesterday were: No 1 Spot KIH m biles (hi. No. 1 R.S.S. 74| 'ANo. 2 K.SS. 68| SSI > .>. s ■sa •>! Mi Tone: Qalet. I n\iM>\ KtIBRES Thnradiy'a opening prices per Ib. were: No. J KS S
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    RUBBER DROPS 5/8 CENT
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    Malayan Banks Exchange Rates
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    HK EXCHANGE
    27 9 G pet 2. Special laid S vice Closing th< Hongkong Ex- i $15.87 1 El terling Si 295 to U.S. $1 (0 080 tan. Gold
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    FMS Estates Made £141,455
    137 9 I yM S. R ber Planters tatea repoi ted a profit of £141,455 for 1951, according to the report of the directors. A: prnpriationa made included E40,0 KJ for replanting reerve, E20.000 to contingencie erve, £12,882 for interim dividend at ten per cent The directors proposed
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    Produce Mart Dull, Quiet
    106 9 THE produce market m Singapore was quiel m ihe copra section and dull m coconut oil. Th ig prices m these se :1 if the market A ghtly lasier, no deals were re] t- »xcept m copra which changed lands at per picul ior October shipment
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    TIN SHARES STEADIER
    128 9 Standard Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Malayan tin shares wore slightly lii r today while industrials) lightly. Rubber shares idle. Chai peH prir-es were IXDI SI KIM S ttn\pr« Seller* M Breweries 4.75 4.8,1 ccl M. C 1.09 1.13 S Steamship 19.50 19.70 Strain Traders 1950 20.00 MININCi
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    Rubber Exports
    25 9 TOTAL exports of rubber. all grades to all countries, from Singapore and Federation during September amounted to 75,740 tons, according to preliminary statistics.
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    Standard Almanac INFORMATION AT A GLANCE
    860 9 SINGAPORE DIARY HSG \\'<>H\ \i; 1 SOCIETY 1; British 1 8 :r i < nen (CO!1 10.30 a m dar;n classes (b« > y 1.1 M < V: Tennis cham j onsh:i--0 )m Commercia 1 ea 530 P ida and L y clas h
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      32 9 SHELL ROCHORE SERVICE STATION (UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF HUP SENG HEM 6- Co> 5 Servicina bays to cater for 1500 cars a month under trained supervision ii J J I* 'Dk 71*\7
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    Photograpy
    557 10  -  Peter Robinson r .g.^ r .yy%:.r.;.r^:j:. r f.y;.-jr" l ..nmm?.>y--T'->'m* "\y /f"" i WORLD ram* us mana- faeturer studio lisht m rquipmenl has compiled ttalosoe entitled 'TaintPU u:th Light" With eQual justification a manulacturei .-i .tii.ir-.-rs Jls His ranee „i iastnunents "to<ii> lot !> tuitiac 't' 1 fight". r,
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    PAINTING WITH LIGHT
    488 10 a small tunnel is allowed to reach the enlarging paper m the holder. the developed print will reveal only t small of blackening where the his been allowed to reach c paper. The process <>t protecting local areas of the enlarging piper frtTin t>\p4>>urf In the intrusion
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    CAMERA IN CHINATOWN
    466 10 lIVINC as we lo in a pre- iominantly Chinese City it is inevitable thai ice should turn iiie Chinese section o) the rnunity and its particular 7 of llje jor at least some iiie subjeel matter with son c of the five tho sand which we hope
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    SUNSET SCENE
    55 10 > "SUNSET I—a1 a sensitive study by Raymond han of Ipper Serangoon Road. Singapore, from 1 the current St. John /Unbalance Brigade Photographic Competi m Automatic K<«!i< iii«> Super XX 1 M). 1 100 of a sec. IS. red filter 4 »HHI, 6 p.m. ''.^\\\\\\\\^\^^\^^\^\^^\\^^^\^^^■v^^\^\^w^^^ x XXXXNXXVX VXXXXXVXXXXNXX
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    OF MEN AND MUSIC By BILL WEBB JONES
    808 10 ]T was a ph^asurc to hear Heinz Alexander's piano recently featured m Radio Malaya's "Liitracte No tloubt about it. Heinz is good. It was a double pleasure therefore to hear him again m a fifteen minute 'jam session' recorded and presented by
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    CLASSICAL RECORDS
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    TEACHERS MUST UNITE' – LOFTHOUSE
    658 10 TEACHERS MUST UNITE' LOFTHOUSE MUSIC NOTES By 'ANACRUSIS' DX THORNTON LOFTBOUSE presided at a pleasantly informal meeting of music teachers m the V.M.C.A. Hall a few days ago. The Doctor, who had that day completed his examination of nearly 500 candidates, said how very favourably Impressed he was with the
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    25 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR J IMI Utll v I I > 11.. MH mcii Mm i f M xwix,. U; i IM i
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    50-mile Malayan cycle race
    255 11 To Be Held At Ipoh On Oct. 1 7 IPOH, Thurs.— A programme of eleven events ha? been drawn up by the Perak Cycling Association foi its cycling meet which will be held here on Oct. 1" and 19. The main event will be the 50-mile
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    Victoria Wants Cricket Confab
    217 11 MELBOURNE, Oct. 2 (Reuter-AAP)— The Victorian Cricket Association is likely to agree to the New South Wales Association's request for a conference with a view to the two States jointly seeking the reformation of the Australian Board of Cricket Control, according to P. J. Millard, the
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    GOLF
    146 11 QvJyiwMit jCIVFI jTI€&GI .TODAY'S picture shows that, when correctly made, the' full pivot brmgs the players back into a position squarely "facing" the hole. When completed, at the top _oj backswing, the shoulder pivot is about twice that oj the )iip pivot. A full hip pivot calls for about
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    High Price Colt
    48 11 LONDON, Oct 2 (AP>— The •V;u Khan paid the highest >: of the' year 11,000 for ;i colt i J Xasrul->.-th out of Castagnolau The rolt ia a full brother to ZucchfeTO, one of England's reprtsentatives In the Internationa] Raf«L m the United States on Oct.
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    Penang Table Tennis Final
    83 11 PENANG, Thurs. The final of the Penang Table T c nn i a Association's open championships will be played on Saturday night at the Khek Asso iation from 8 p.m. The finalists are: MEN'S) PLATE: Tan Boon Lin V. !\,M Thra:i Whye. Men's Doubles: Loke ban
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    Soccer Friendly
    52 11 THE following will bo chosen to represent the United Sports Club m a friendly .soccer match against Wonder Lads, today at Farrer Park at 5.30 p.m. S. Pestana. J. Quee. Sanri. Ah Loo, R. Karim, Rosdi, Peter Choo. Ah Scow. Gerry. V. Gomez. Morals Frankie, Kali- ittu. and
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    FOOTBALL RESULTS
    103 11 FOOTBALL RESULTS LONDON, Oct. 2 (Renter)— f Yesterday's football results were: t LEAGUE 111 (Southern) B'mouth 2 Brighton Hove 1 Gillingham 2 Aldershot 0 Ipswich T. 2 Crystal I 1 -.hire 0 Reading 2 Newport County 1 Swind.m Town 1 Walsail 2 Torquay U. 3 Northamoton T. 0 LEAGUE 111
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    Arsenal Beaten By Paris Team
    56 11 PARIS. Oct. 2 CAP) The Racing Club de Paris defeated Arsenal two goals to nil last night before 20.000 fans. Both goals came m the first half from outside left Jacques Foix and centre forward Roger Gabet. Arsenal had been favourites to win the mateh
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    Krian Rovers Win Easily
    289 11 PAR IT BUNTAK, Wed ■Displaying all round superior- j ty the Krian Rovers scored a convincing 3—o victory over a Scratch XI m a friendly hockey match played at the pub- j lie padang yesterday. Th c Rovers possessed a sound defence m which Halim and
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    MALAYA'S RICHEST SPRINT PRIZE AT STAKE
    1054 12  -  WINDSOR LAD Stayers will Challenge In 5V 2 Furlongs Run By IPOH The valuable Perak Gold Vass race richest sprint event] of the Malayan Turf— carrying stakes of $25,000 and a gold trophy; vorth $4 000, will highlight tomorrow's races here— the concluding day
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    THE 15 WHO WELL RUN
    1138 12 BY WINDSOR LAD FIFTEEN top class horses have been handicapped m the Gold Vase race, run over 5i furlongs straight, on Saturday— concluding day of the Perak Turf Club's Autumn Gold Vase Meeting. Following are thumb nail accounts of the breeding and best performances of
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    SEGAMAT HOCKEY
    173 12 SEGAMAT HOCKEY 9EGAMAT, Thurs.— The six-a-side ttockey tournament for 'men and women for the Sportsman Shield and the Teacher's Shield respectively, which is organized by the Segarhai District Hockey Association, opened this afternoon m id?al weather. AH It; teams m the Sportsman Shield participati cl m the elimination rounds a:.d
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    K.O. Is Turning Point In Game
    406 12 Navy Trounce g>v»v> ON THE padan? yesterday, the Navy fielding their first team easily defeated the Singapore Cricket Club "A" team by 22 points to 3. The Club dominated the forward play early m the game but the Navy using spoiling tactics to good
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    Ramblers Win Three In A Row
    211 12 IPOH, Thurs.— Ramblers Sports Club defeated :i4 Wall VA. by foul goals to two (4-1) m a last I ii Kb the Ipoh Districl hockey league on Town V :i niu. Iln> was Ramb'ers 1 third win a row and leng W.ifis first defeat
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    Easy Win For Sel. Eurasians
    189 12 Easy Win For Sel. Eurasians KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Selangor Eurasians beat the SCRC by two -i*>.tl> to one at hockey, on Tht Turin Road ground thU evening. The first ten minute? were even and it was only m I loth minute that the Eui isi opened accounts throhgh Schubert From
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    All-Ceylon Meets S'pore
    87 12 COI.OM»«). Oct. 2 (Renter) I Ul-Ceylon, kttle-holders tor the past three >ear>. have .15.H11 reached the final ol the All-India Ru^b* Onion tournament being pl.^^d here. They will meet SinffapWe Ru!ii>y Union, who yesterday beat Calcutta Football i lub m the semi-final. In tod.n'-. semi-final All- i
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    RECS END LEAGUE WINNING
    289 12 SINGAPORE Recreation j b Club completed their SAFA first division fixtures by beutiiuj Katong Suj.iruh 3-1 v at the Jalan Besar Stadium g yesterday. A handful of -j fans watched a match which never rose to any great v heights but was fairly m- v teresting
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    Gymakhana SC
    51 12 The team to represent The ymkhana Sports Ciub m a iendly soccer match against ime Darby Sports Club toprrow at Farrer Park will be josen from the following. Samy Teddy. Velu. Philip. alimuthu, Reghunathan, V r inMlt, Carrol. Krishnnn. Khalid, aker. Abdul Aziz Kassim, Abil Rahman. Subra and
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    Good Rugby At Nee Soon
    264 12 RTICBY enthusiasts who gather on the sports ground at Nee Soon j tomorrow will have two interesting games to watch. In one the first. Army Trial will l>iinc> together some of the besi Rugby players on the island. In the other match the Royal Australian
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    Malay Stars Boycott YMCA Tennis Tourney
    316 12 By Standard Sports Keporter KEN JUJ FII SINGAPORE^ toj) rankirii; Malay trnnis stars, charging "iavouritism" m the running ot the Singapore tMCA tennis championships, now being held on the ITMCA courts, have withdrawn from the tournament. wai&overs m uoui me singles and doubles championship
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