The Straits Times, 21 October 1951

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    29 1 LARGEST Nfif T SALES IN MALAYA THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday Edition of the Strait* Time, dt Singapore In* Press No. 846. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1951. PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS
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    KILLERS TRACKS ARE FOUND
    455 1 Gurkhas, guns concentrate on 50 Reds RAUB, Saturday. T"HI biggest manhunt of rht Emergency It reaching Its climax In tht thick jungle south-tast of the gold mining town of Raub, in Pahang. Three columns of some of the Commonwealth's toughteit fighters the Curkhas today moved through
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    Colony Civil Defence chief quits
    159 1 Colony Civil Defence chief quits CINGAPORES Commissioner •5 for Civil Defence. Brigadier E. L'E. Davles, has resinged. He will cease duties this week. The Secretary for Defence, Mr. H. G. Turner, said yesterday: "We have accepted his resignation. We have no one in mind at present to replace him." It
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    27 1 These are "the three most beautiful girls In the world" sayt the famous French designer, Piene Dcmjin. Left to right: Nadive Alari, Marie Riquelme and Nicole Francis.
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    Resignation accepted
    32 1 TAIPEH, Sat. The Legislative Yuan yesterday accepted President Liv Chlen Chun's resignation with a vote of 222 against 83 and decided to select a successor as soon as possible.— Reuter.
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    Bowles in Bombay
    21 1 BOMBAY, Sat. Mr. Chester Bowles, U.S. Ambassador designate to India, arrived In Bombay by air last night. Reuter.
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    SPORE LABOUR PARTY REVOLT
    224 1 THE crisis in the Labour Party of Singapore worsened yesterday when 76 members of the pirty handed, a letter to the acting-President, Mr. M. P. D. Nair, asking that the General Council of the party be reorganised and that its re-election be one of the items
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    King to hear variety show
    50 1 LONDON, Sat. A cable running from a London music hall to Buckingham Palace will enable th* King to heir the Royal Command variety performance on Oct. 20. The British Broadcasting Corporation, in co-operation with th« Variety Artists Benevolent Fund, have ar ranged for this relay.—Reuter.
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    New arms lor Malaya
    62 1 NIW WIAPONS for use m Malay* »mi Ketea arc being pr«p»r.«- »y Britain. Mr, George Strauss. Minister ejr SupsJy, t*ld In a sa*** In "New weapons are b«i»g mad* In Urs« quantities H» the use *r the irlHsh fighting In Malays teJsy, "Ml StrsMss §aid, "an*
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    U.S. accuses Red leaders
    47 1 U.S. accuses Red leaders WASHINGTON, Sat. The US. State Department excused Soviet leaders today of carrying "their aggressions to the threshold of World War III." This and other sharplyworded Indictments of the Russian High Command were contained In a 37-pag* Department booklet entitled "The Kremlin Speaks."— U.P.
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    A VERY BAD SHOW AT AMRITSAR
    185 1 A VERY BAD SHOW AT AMRITSAR AMRITSAR, Saturday. INCIDENTS probably without parallel in the history of first class cricket prevented any pley before lunch today when the MCC met Northern India here. The trouble begam when a "saboteur" slipped past a night patrol of four policemen at the ground and
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    NEW U.S. TAXES
    34 1 NEW YORK, Sat. The House of Representatives approved the revised financial BUI provic«lni; nearly $5,700,--000.000 of new taxes on Friday night The Bill will go to the) White House for signature
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    Stalin told let me see my wife'
    164 1 Stalin told let me see my wife' LONDON, Sat WILLIAM RICKITTfI has taken his matrimonial problems direct to Stalin. The 49-year-old British husband of Russian-born Iralda Riclcitu, whom th« British Embassy in Moscow declared had been kidnapped In that city, sent a 48-word telegram to the Soviet leader. It said:
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    AIRMAN IS ACQUITTED: HE SHOUTED'
    130 1 WHEN Herman Peter, an airman of R.A.F, (Malaya), Changl, was charged in Singapore yesterday with disorderly behaviour at 12.40 a.m. on Aug. 26 In the charge* room of the Paya Lebar Police Station, three prosecution witnesses said that Her- man was shouting in tht room
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    SWIFT AND SURE
    34 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. The United States can now launch "a swift and sure and terrible atomic counter blow," the Senate House Atomic Energy Committee said In a report to Congress yesterday. Reuter.
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    NO ATOM BLAST
    32 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The start of the atomic tests at a desert site near Las Vegas, Nevada, has been postponed temporarily and no blast will be set off tomorrow.
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    Banned scientist seeks legal aid
    210 1 THE 26-year-old British 1 scientist, Robert Noel Blstone, barred from entering Singapore, may enlist tht aid of Mr. David Marshall, the Singapore lawyer. Yesterday, Mr. Elstone received a letter from the Immigration authorities, stating that the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. L. Blythe. had turned down
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    41 1 Police Lieutenant Clifford Clarke and his two aborigine guides smile happily at Hie completion of their mission. They had finished a 56-mil« trek through jungU country In rh« heart of Patting, where It i« believed n» white man has been before.
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    TROOPS POURIN INTO SUEZ
    249 1  -  Egypt Formal protest by CAIRO, Saturday. EGYPT formally protested to Britain today fa "endangering p«ac« In Jjte Middle East by he. behaviour in the Sues Canal Tone." Meanwhile. British reinforcement! continued, to land at Port Bald and four destroyen arrived at the south end of the
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    24 1 "The first lesson is taken from the eighth chapter of the Book of Exodus omitting for the moment all controversial references to the Egyptians."
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    'Explorer finds big waterfall
    748 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QUT of the grim and bloody war against the terrorists an Englishman has discovered what is believed to be the biggest waterfall in Malaya. A former steel works foreman, 37--year-old Police Lieutenant Clifford Clarke made his discovery while on a seven-day trek through
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    CIVIC REFORMS IN SINGAPORE: NEW LIFE AND NEW BLOOD
    1088 2  -  R.J. FARRER NVf SUP nR Pf By I MENTIONED bet Sun- day, as one of the outstanding problems in 1919, that the number of Commissioners was much 100 small for the work that Jisd to ba done. \t must how be
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    Countryman's Journal
    770 2 SUNDAY, Oct. 14. T*HE outstanding event of the past week was the birth of the- Cook's seventh child and fifth son, which took place at the local hospital. The Nonya was away fur only four days, during which period everyone had to make much of Lim, the two-year-old,
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    YES, THIS IS COMMUNISM
    126 3 LAND REFORM, on* of Rod China's flr»t and strongest talking points, is not going as well as the Communists expected. Reports of executions and guerilla activities, particularly in the South China provinces of Kwangtung and Kwangsl, all indicate that China's farmers do not want to be
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    Move by Mr. Raj to modernise laws of the Colony
    371 3 Move by Mr. Raj to modernise laws of the Colony THE Labour Legislative Councillor, Mr. Dasaratha Raj, said yesterday that ht proposed to take action to have certain Colony laws, under which people can suffer grave injustices, brought up to date. He was commenting on an article in last week's
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    HER HOME IS THE PAVEMENT
    230 3 HER HOME IS THE PAVEMENT rpHE five-foot way In Seranx goon Road. Singapore, is the home of 61-year-old Maoshim binte Kassim. who is destitute. Clad in a torn sarong and baju, Moashim, whose home is outside a pawn .'hop, told a Sunday Times reporter yesterday that she lived "on the
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    NOW REAR-ADMIRAL
    24 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Commodore A. O. V. Hubback, son of a former wellknown resident of Kuala Lumpur, has been promoted Rear- Admiral.
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    CONSTABLE STOLE FROM DETAINEE
    120 3 CONSTABLE STOLE FROM DETAINEE A WANG BIN KADIR, a police constable, was sentenced in a Singapore court yesterday to threp months' imprisonment for theft of $84.60 a lady's" wrist watch and a pen. worth $150. from a woman in the charge-room or the C.I.D. Pressing for a deterrent sentence. Inspector
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    Song contest for amateurs
    82 3 rpHE literary section of the 1 Tamilians' Physical Culture Association Youth Club ls holding an all-communi-ties talentlme singing competition on Friday. Nov. 9. at 7.30 p.m. at the Association Hall. Princes Road Kuala Lumpur. Th» competition will be open to all amateurs living in Kuala Lumpur
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    U.S. author to study Chinese in Asia
    158 3 BACK in Singapore, this time to write a study of the Chines* in Asia, Ls the famous American journalist, Mr James A. Michener, who wrote the series of stories which are the basis of the fantastically successful musical, "South Pacific." During this visit,
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    Talk cost him $100
    60 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. NG Siew Meng, of Singapore, was fined $100 in Kota Tinggi for negligent driving. As a result his car overturned. He said he had turned round to speak to his fiancee when the accident occurred. The woman suffered a fracture of the leg
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    GOOD STARTTO EXHIBITION
    82 3 GOOD START TO EXHIBITION THE exhibition of paintings by the Seremban artist. Mr Yankee Leong. and the display of handwork and crafts by members of the Y.W.C.A., opened by Mrs. T. P. F. McNeice at the Y.W.C.A.. Collyer Quay. Singapore, yesterday, both made a profitable start. T Hundreds of people
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    WOMAN ADMITS TAKING $14
    43 3 A woman. Rappiah binte Haji Samsudin, admitted yesterday in the Singapore Second Police Court misappropriating $14, belonging to her employer, I. F. Manasseh, on Sept. 30. Rappiah, who will be sentenced on Oct. 22, was granted bail of $100.
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      175 3 Singapore Salvation Army H.Q.; 7 News; All Forces"; 8 Election Broadcast 710 Interlude; 7.15 "Music from h M Attu Prim- Miniat. a.m. "Good Morning"; 8.30 th- Movl e,»- 7.45 ..-n^ Mother of by Atttot Prlme MlnU "Musical Round-TJp"; 10 News parliament*"- Radio Theatre: ter; 8.30 Ifewi and Home News; r
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    THE LAW AND YOU
    601 4 By a lawyer rpHE contents of my postbag leave no doubt that the control of moneylendlng It out of hand, particularly in Singapore. In Slngapor. Penang and Malacca there la In force a moneylenders ordinance which provides that there must be a promissory note or written
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    FOOD OF THE GODS
    558 4 Golden powder doubles sizes of animals in weeks By CHAPMAN PINCHER THOUSANDS of American farmers are boosting the growth of their pigs and poultry with a golden powder. It l« the nearest thing yet to H. G Werls's fabulous "Food of the Gods" a diet on
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    Vegetables as the main course
    336 4 DEDUCE your meat bills by serving stuffed vegetables M a main course. Make them the centre of attraction with an accompaniment of tried, saute or mashed potatoes, or, if preferred, macaroni or spaghetti. STUFFED ONIONS fjHOOSK Uu required number ef large erea-Ktsed onions and remove
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      241 4 New Crossword FO UMI a^Sjl 52X sHsHT Ea^HQ^l ACROSS: 1. The morning DOWN: 2. F ir st-c 1 a s s concludes with reparation*. g^J rs (3 q" l^* th^ nt cannl (8). 8. Marsh went along in impossible' to "Chesterton" the water quietly. (5). 10. 'fallen aons of Eve."
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    A NEIGHBOURHOOD UNIT FOR 10,000
    346 5 Afete? residential area in 2 years A COMPLETE neighbourhood unit with a population of about 10,000 will be established on a 1 50-ac re site at Serangoon Road, Singapore, by the end of 1953, < little more than 2 years after the scheme was launched.
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    The Kimanis arrives
    117 5 rE Kimanis, new motor vessel built in England for the Straits Steamship Company, arrived in the Singapore outer Roads early yesterday. It is 38 days since she left Middlesbrough There Is cool and spacious accommodation for 40 firstclass and 24 second-class passengers. Deck passengers —there Is space
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    47 5 ANN MACQUARRIE. who will be featured with a new all— American band, the Royal Aires, coming to Hi* Capitol restaurant, Singapore, next month. She has acted and sung on films, radio and television in America and toured China. Burma and India during th« war, entertaining th« troops.
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    FIRE VICTIMS GET $7,200
    71 5 Joo Seng Rubber Works yesterda-, paid out $7,200 as compensation to victims of the fire at their factory in Bukit Timah on Sept. 28. The payments were arranged by the Social Welfare Department. The day after the fire the company paid $10 to each of the
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    SIX DEAD PIGS
    38 5 After pleading guilty to criminal breach of trust of six slaughtered pigs at the Abattoir in French Road, on Aug. 17, Chua Ngee Seng was yesterday in Singapore granted Ball of $1,000 until Nov. 22.
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    7 FINED AT MUAR
    30 5 MUAR, Sat.— Seven Chinese were each fined $7 at Muar for failing to produce their identity cards when demanded by a police officer at Sungei Mati.
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    NO EPIDEMIC OF SCRUB TYPHUS IN SPORE
    329 5 SCRUB typhus, though a notifiable disease, is not contagious or infectious, said Dr N. A Canton, the City Health Officer, to the Sunday Times yesterday. "There has been no appreciable Increase in the incidence of scrub typhus in this city." Dr. Canton said,
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    Escaped from burning motor cycle
    118 5 K|C KIM YONC, a Singapore radio mechanic, yesterday jumped clear of his motor cycle after it had careered across Serangoon Road, landed on its side and burst into flames. He received a few minor cuts on Mr arms and legs. The accident happened while N*
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    CATHEDRAL GETS A NEW ROOF
    149 5 ST. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, is being stripped of its roofing and refitted with thousands of specially imported Welsh slates that have arrived in the Colony. The slates were ordered 18 months ago. Although work on the roof began early this week and is expected to
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    SCHOLARSHIP IN U.K. FOR SPORE MAN
    177 5 MR. Goh Keng Swee of the Singapore Social Welfare Department, who was recently granted an extension of three months stay in Britain to continue his studies, has just been awarded a two-year research scholarship by the University of London. His application to the Colony
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    HE WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT
    55 5 While dismantling a stolen trisha in a back-lane off Jalan Besar, Singapore, Ng Ah Lek. 20. was arrested by a detective, it was stated In Singapore yesterday. Ng, a vegetable-seller, was sentenced to three months' imprisonment for theft of the trisha, belonging to Alladin
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    Dies of wounds
    26 5 KUANTAN, Sat.— A Javanese quarry worker, shot by bandit* on Monday when a Kuan-tan-Jerantut bus was burnt, has died of his chest wound.
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    TWENTY PLEAD NOT GUILTY
    53 5 Twenty Chinese pleaded not guilty in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday to trespassing on the s.s Wingapore in the outer roads of Singapore on Oct. 19 with intent to annoy the chief officer of the vessel. They were each allowed ball of $250 until hearing
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    'Dream schooner' arrives today
    289 5 'Dream schooner' arrives today MORE than two-and-a-half years after she set out on a round-the-world tour, the 72-foot American schooner "California" is due in Singapore today. Aboard the little ship, which sailed from Wilmington, California on March 8, 1949, are six young Americana who are making a trip that many
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    A great school is 135 years old today
    1184 6  -  J. E. TOD, the Headmaster By STUDYING PHYSICS JHE Prince of W^les Island Free School was opened on Oct. 21, 1816, at a small rented house in Love Lane, George Town. Its foundation was due mainly to the efforts of the Chaplain
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    Between you and me...
    696 6  -  BILLY BUDD By r PHE other day I received a letter, from a Conservative friend In Britain. The envelope was franked with the slogan reproduced below. For those who are unacquainted with British politics. I must explain that the phrase: "Jobs for the boys" has been
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    Quads may become commonplace
    948 7 Quads may become commonplace Science Is making birth timpfer and furer thing MATURE hat leaned ov*r the roofs of a back •treat ie. Chicago and runted a worried woman into a scientific battlefield a human test-tube. Her doctor told her she was to have a baby. Then he sent for
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    'I'm just a can of tomatoes,; says Jane
    276 7 PICTURE this If you canJane Russell at a eah of tomatoes. But we have the film queen's own word for it. That's how she describes herself, adjectives like glamorous, gorgeous, exotic notwithstanding. It came out the other day when she was asked
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    MEN ARE SO DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND
    985 8 MEN ARE SO DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND ,:W:WA«A'J:m SHE SAVED HER FIANCE'S LIFE BUT LOST HIS HEART FOR GOOD kJEN are strange cr«anri turei, ir«n't th«y? They so often say what they don't mean, and mean what they don't My, thereby making it vary difficult for the average woman to understand
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    Remedy for a slow courtship
    916 8 Remedy for a slow courtship JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASEBOOK jj ANE LEE rcgreU jt hat she is unable to s i fanswer any questions [through the post. Her [advice appears in jthis page each week. I AM 22-years-old and in love with my neighbour's sister. Every evening I go to
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      307 8 'Your grandfather has such bright and perfect teeth, my son, because he has always used Gibbs Dentifrice. You know how good it tastes, too, and it costs me so little.' Dentifrice f|§X|p f-ett mm i» o w. mm ltd., london. wouufti The food for family FITNESS Ttf Vitmnim m the
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    SILCOCK CHALLENGES THE CATHOLICS
    636 9 FPA replies to its critics PROFESSOR T. H. Silcock yesterday challenged Catholic organisations in Singapore to produce medical evidence of any harmful consequences from the use of contraceptives. Professor Silcock was replying, as a spokesman for the Family Planning Association, to the published protest by the
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    AN EYE IS KEPT ON ALL CHILD ACTORS
    466 9 AN EYE IS KEPT ON ALL CHILD ACTORS CIVE hundred juvenile actort in Singapore have been under the direct supervision of the Assistant Commissioner of Labour and four Labour Inspectors ever since the Children and Young Persons Ordinance became effective one year ago. "Scarcely a week passes, said Mr J
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    $3,200 award for widow
    57 9 MUAR, Sat. THE widow of Chan Swe«, a log-cutter, has been awarded $3,200 compensation by the Commissioner for Workmen's Compensation, North Johort. An employee of Sin An An Sawmill, Muar, Chan was on his way to the forest at Kirn Kee Estate when he fell from
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    Europe tour by Penang girl
    60 9 PENANO, Sat.— Mrs. Dorothy Ountar Smith, youngest daughter of Dr. and Mrs. E. W. De Cruz, of Penang, Is at present on a holiday tour of Europe with her husband. Mrs. Ountar Smith, who left for Nassau, Bahamas, In December 1948, will be visiting Penan*
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    Red Berets' reunion
    74 9 Forces personnel who are serving with an airborne unit, or have served with an airborne unit, will hold an Airborne Forces Reunion Dinner at the Shackle Club, Singapore, at 7 p.m. on October 27. Price of the admission will be $5. People hi tending to go must
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    Sarong maker gets $2,000 RIDA loan
    193 9 Sarong maker gets $2,000 RIDA loan KUANTAN, Sat. 'THE first case for assistance submitted to and approved by R.I.D.A. in Pahang. is from Inche Abdul Samad bin Hajl Hassan, who owns the only sarong weaving and printing shop in the state. His is not a corporation nor a co-opeartive concern,
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    Rubber prices
    180 9 'pHE London market did not follow the small advance made on Friday in the Singapore rubber market and yesterday's opening was on a sober note at prices slightly below the preceeding day's close. There was no particular selling pressure. Buyers were somewhat apathetic. The market closed steady but
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    TIN PRICE
    8 9 SINGAPORE, S»t. Oct. SO.— 5480.5* (op
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    APPEAL TO TEACHERS TRAINING COLLEGE
    115 9 THE retiring president of the Singapore Teachers' Training College, Mr. David Thambyah, yesterday appealed to members of the college to make their association a "powerful trade ur'on movement" so that their views would be treated with respect Mr. Thambyah was addressing the annual general meeting
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    Penang girls 'lured into sin by witchcraft'
    395 9 PENANC, Saturday. "|T it possible that many teen-agers in Penang have bean lured by witchcraft to lead urn immoral life," an official of the Chinese Affairs Department told the Sunday Times today. "I have found that the majority of so-called foster mothers hold
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    BACK ON DUTY
    28 9 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat. —The Chief Claims Cleric. Mr P. Murugasu. of the Port Manager's office has returned and resumed duties Tfti-r a holldav In Ceylon.
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    Guest left with suits
    61 9 ALLEGATIONS that c stayed the nivht in other \v( then left the next rmr with forr suits of cl lip-- -c made in ihe Muar Court Kirn Tee, ,with the theft < f clothln loneing to Ann A.i Lai 1 Km 1 claimed th> were h?:\s
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    Invisible 'spectacles' in S'pore
    166 9 Invisible 'spectacles' in S'pore A YOUNG Chinese eye specialist, now in Singapore, is selling "contact lenses" or invisible eye aids, whirh ha says would be of grout benefit to women who do nnt want to spoil their looks bj spectacles, sp. r'.sr-.e-- d those with vciv poor vi.-ion. The !en?es.
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    DEATH
    22 10 DURNFOKD On 20th Octl 1951. at the B t-rbau Hospit.il. M i Anthmttta Durn■l Bidadari Crmrt<r> 4 D tO*W. 21<;t October.
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. OCT. 21. 1951. Trust them more
    545 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE. OCT. 21. 1951. Trust them more IT is a thousand pities that it took the murder of the High Commissioner to spur the authorities into reconstituting the Federation War Council So as to include representatives of all the main communities in the country. This move to
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    CHURCHILL: Bigger effort in Asia
    2127 10  -  Winston Churchill by CLOSING THE RING —No. 8 On the night of Sept. 8, 1943, Marshal Badoglio had broadcast Italy's acceptance of the armistice terms. German forces encircled Rome, which they subdued in the next few days. Badoglio and his Government, together with the Italian
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      560 10 CLASS!!. Ul) Ai)S. aiTKSum to Paul .N II GOH BOOW TIOE wishes !o Inform :ill l.n frtendi that he LOST LOST: Snail ci.uki.sh brown male Dr.chshund, white flash on rhrs; Finder p!e;ise Phone Procklpr. ofltee 2411. house 800G7. simtno.Ns vAUAin ACCOUNTANCY cost accountIng Company Secretaryship, bookk'rpiiiK Asx months' 'intensive i!"
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      21 10 Tiger Testimonials Me Euller ,Bull, the well known JLocSl Broker", said. "When the market weakens I strengthen myself with TIGER Beer"
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    Delegates say our Chinese food is not as good as Hong Kong's
    295 11 Delegates say our Chinese food is not as good as Hong Kong's QHCNESE dishes served in Singapore restaurants lack variety in preparation and are not as tasty as those served in Hong Kong, say the women members of the Hong Kong Chinese trade delegation after a week of lavish entertainment
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    161 11 Yesterday's Singapore weddings included the one pictured above that of Dr. Yap |in Yau. Medical Officer of the General Hospital in Muar, |ohore, to Mile Alice Ho Al Lie at the Telok Ayor Chinese Methodist OtMrch. Dr. Hofcart B. Amjtuti. principal of Trinity College, officiated. More tfian 300 guests including
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    NO LACK OF TALENT, BUT...
    114 11 THE University will welcome 1 every opportunity of furthering the higher education interest of the Muslims of Malaya but the flow of students depends upon the efforts of the schools and the Mu.slim community said Dr G. V. Allen, Vice-chancellor of the University of Malaya
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    Success dinner
    28 11 More than 30 dental mechanics of the Singapore General Hospital celebrated their success in their recent examinations with a dinner at the Islamic Restaurant last night.
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    1000 at dinner
    32 11 Nearly 1.000 members and guests attended the 14th anniversary dinner of the Ek Iv Club held at Palembang Road last night. There was a ronggeng and a Chinese band.
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    Scouts go gay
    23 11 The First Singapore (Trafalgar) Sea Scouts Group held a social and dance at the Singapore Volunteer Corps Hall last night
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    Brilliantine
    34 11 Ong Khee Chong, who attempted to evade Customs duty amounting to $34 on 36 bottles of brtlliantine was fined $350 In Johore Bahru yesterday. He hid the bottles In two baskets containing ducklinga
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    MR. CHONG DEAD
    37 11 Mr. Chong Chiew Hiong aged 90, died at his residence in Batu Gajah yesterday morning. He was the father of Dr. Chong Tak Nam of Ipoh, and Mr. Chong Thut Pitt, a Singapore lawyer.
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    TICKET No. *****5 WINS BIG LOTTERY
    297 11 IPOH, Saturday. THI DRAW for tk« 77 prise- winning numbers for the 1 $459,000 In th. second Federation* Social and Welfare Serv.c.i Lottery at Hie P«rak Turf Club took just over half an koui. Th* first prlae of 1191.2W wu drawn by ticket No
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    JOHORE MOVE TO HELP THE SMALL MAN
    102 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. NURSERIES for high-yield-ing rubber trees art to be started shortly by the Johore Smallholders' Association. Plans are now being finalised. The nurseries will supply suitable planting material at cost to Johore smallholder! who greatly ne«d them. Sites for these nurseries
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    HE BURNT MAN'S IDENTITY CARD
    51 11 Liew Siaug who was sent for mental observation by the Court appeared again yesterday and wu owtifled sane. He was then charged with burning Hassan bin Bida's identity card. Llew pleaded guilty, sayIng that he had made a mistake. He was sentenced to one month's
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    GIRL GUIDE TOURS
    22 11 Miss Wilaon, trainer of Girl Guides, Federation of Malaya, left yesterday on a tour of Brunei, Borneo and Sarawak.
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      312 11 AS a Malayan recently consistent with the Sunday I have come across articles letters which go micsing to A re «u,nea ,ro m TJm* —o, --JJ-. I.CZS-.- tain, let me assure your Nor was the style of the rate, not deserving of th« travelling by train to Seremreaders that a
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    at your Leisrue
    57 12 Picture parade by John Behague Two ef the lavish scenes from "A* American In Paria." Left, Gene KeMy *mi Leslie Cxon in a flower market ■■nrber, aad, right, Ceorges Cuetary dances up an iHk'Riinsfed stairccss. Richard Widmark at He I'DT commander ia 20th CenturyFox's "The Frogmen," which
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    Kelly's triumph
    922 12 kJ CM. s latest film to rauch Singapore. "An American In Paris" is the best •musical I have ever seen. I say that after much hoart-searchrng an 6 sober reflection anal wiN go *o far as to add th^t for its colour Mnd artistry alone it Is a
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    Spot the star
    105 12 A MUCH hard -i Ur to spot this Sunday following a tremendous response l»«t week. The cine ii "12 O'clock High." Address roar entries to "Spot The Star," Sunday Times, Singapore. Cash prizes will be awarded to the first four correct letters opened on Thursday morning. Last
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    CLASSICS FROM THE PAST
    131 12 CLASSICS FROM THE PAST TWO rnustg for those of you lucky enough to live in Singapore, "Wuthering Heights," story of vengeful thwarted love Is returning to the Pavilion for a short season. Adapted from the classic by Charlotte Bronte it stars Lawrence Olivier, Merle Oberon, David Niven, Flora Robson and
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      178 12 NOW SHOWING SS£ J[XJL with RANDOLPH SCOTT 'Hawkeye" action HMND "EW PRINT THRIILS Distributed by SHAW BROS.. LTD. s^a^BiEWSftfl awjtal 'HT f* 1 HSaf^Bto ('AFP I Vicious Indians on the Qt£' Warpath! ummmm The Wholesale Maasacre! SUSPENSE and the Thrilling Hand-to-Hand OMOrtlwt Battles! I VALENTINO IS BACK i EONE DAY
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    Camera competition is big success
    182 13 Camera competition is big success QOZENS of photographs from all over Malaya arc arriving by each post for the Sunday Times Camera Competition. Five more pictures appear here and prises of five dollars each will be sent off before the end of the month. The editor regrets that he cannot
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    MR. HO MAKES GOOD!
    1139 14  -  TAN— i TOCK SAIK £y He arrived in London as a deckhand, now runs a Chinese restaurant with Freddie Mills £IGHT thousand miles from Malaya in the country of roast beef and fish and chips, Malayan visitors find "host" and compatriot who cooks for them the
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    Don't be alarmed by Stalin's 300 subs
    887 14 By Edward Shackleton, M.P., son of the famous explorer pOR some time It has 1 been known that tht Russians are building a powerful fleet of submarines. We are told they haVfc 300. We cannot Ignore the rise of this new striking force.
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      142 14 ONLY MODI 101 I has reached 400 m.p.h. ON LAND! -T IRST gear 140 m.p.h. second gear I 240 m.p.h. tot) gear 403 m.p. 4. Johsj THI WORLD? Cobb's amazing tvr»-engin©d Railtoa Mobel LAND SPEED RECORD 2^^^ V^W 'Vss~^^' Special actually took erven mike to oome to a /^S s^sav
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    DO YOU BELIEVE IN GHOSTS?
    472 15 This is the story of a personal encounter with a ghost by Singaporean Bill Webb Jones, better known for his Radio Malaya jaxz sessions. Next Week, E. H. Woodland tells a weird tale about a breath without a body. If YOU have a true ghost
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    THE HAUNTED GALLERY
    907 15  -  Bill Webb Jones By part of the house, so did the two maids, Nellie and Rose, who were with us then. None of them were likely to get up in the middle of the night and walk along tho gallery. My father asked me to decribe the
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    Trials of a taximan
    896 15  -  MANNING BLACKWOOD MOTORING IN MALAYA Dy WHETHER the country is going Into bankruptcy or not. and Mr. Taylor, th* Financial Secretary of Singapore, and I are sure that we are not. you can all bf sure that they won't forget us motorists when they get the
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      165 15 GIVE YOURSELF a champion's chance THE DUNLOP "MAXPLY" RACKET PRESS y£rf' Used by Men's Singles Winner ft /6r >^Sv Runner-up and 3 out of 4 Men's /jf^ Doubles Flnalis's in All-England If;-, >^^(aw championships 1950 and 1951. v 'f T-wT j$ FT A W c "-.v .> sir .—A' #5
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      251 16 BULL-FIGHT! Columbia's "THE BRAVE BULLS" CAPITOL— SOON Opening Today t S'w>w«: S, «.1S 9 15 M.O.M. Another Bl* Mnsicait "THE TOAST OF NEW ORLEANS" Starring Ktthryn Mario ORAYSON LANZA In Taehnicolor Aai Sincapors City Day Procession Today at 11 a.m. Warner Bros "RETURN OF THB FRONTIERMAN" In Technicolor REX JOHORE
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      217 16 Rheumatism quickly ended This Is the true story of maa who was In very bad pain with rheumatism. Then he started to take Krusche'j Salts and quits soon his pal a went. He was so pleased with this quick result that he sent us this letter. "Pone yeara ago I
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      119 16 by Edgar Rice Burroughs GOi-P. T^fi 4PS-MAM LfiA9K6O Or MS SerSM^Ai. ThdJ £^Wf fl I^O^^ «O(VAN<34j»s ajs*Cr 0ROO« MAO BB4M •DMrfja} CaPTivß/ jA^^fw/ .^^B^^^^^V^ BUT A 56WTRV 6UA«D6O TV*J A4AIN COBttOO. J _^*^IZ^~^ THk@C/G+J THAT V 1 k^QEm BssvlHi Hw^^Sr^flr^r w/ WH£(2S H5 POGTAI/' 5£N5iM6 V I I /J Tgf^kvZ^PZrjP
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      667 16 this week 1 by R.H.NAYIXMt this week FOR YOU POR ALL with impMUDkHts or M^.- ¥T m«.i frilnL. TODAY. Useless tryinf CAPRICORN (D-o. tl wow Irwna to reconcile elderly p«opl« or to patch up family difficujJan. 19). Affairs »oin^ CANCEE. (Jan* U J«-F ti«>v Instead make th« m<»t what turbulent
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    955 17  -  NAT GUBBINS BY JS Dr. Mossadeg a parrot, a sheep, a man or a woman? When I first saw his photograph I thought he was a parrot. In another picture published recently showing him talking to the American Ambassador to Persia his profile looked so much
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    ASKED A KING FOR 2 WIVES
    329 17  -  Mark By ■y Fo«nander |(INGS of England have •t times received extraordinary requests. A Malay ruler once asked a monarch for two white wives. He was Iskandar Muda or Perkasa Alam Dr. Acheh who described himself as the overlord of 39 countries, Including Batu
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      85 17 What's on the air this week play at 8 p.m.. "Adventure Story" by Terrance Rattigan, tells of the amazing career of Alexander the Great. The action extends from when he was 27 and new Kins of Macedon and Captain General otf all Greece, follows his fortunes as he attempts to
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      434 17 Alexander's great tragedy was that he set out to conquer the world before he first succeeded In conquering himself. The part of Alexander will be played by Gerard Djm«vor; Vemon Margrave plays Darius, King of Persia, and Sylvia Fenwlck the Queen Mothe r of Persia. The play has been adapted
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      799 18  -  JAMBS CONNOLLY Edited by CLOODLIT football Hat arrived in England. Iti spectator appeal it establiihed beyond doubt, and plani «re now baina; ditcuttad for the formation of a "floodlit mid-week league" covering the Wait and South-Watt. Southampton, Por 1 1 i t Th« Scot wu on*
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      BIG ATHLETICS PROBE IN BRITAIN SOON
      676 18 Harold Mayes TALKING SPORT WHERE is a big athletics X probe coming; in Britain. There may even be an announcement of the appointment of a commission at which promoters, officials, and athletes will be called to rive evidence before the Amateur Athletic Association's annual
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      228 18 UNHEALTHY H B^ Hair dry and disfigured by dandruff, lank and lifeless hair, brittle hair, falling hair— these, and other .common hair troubles are often the first warnings of premature baldness. Treat these conditions now. Massage Silvikrin into your scalp for Silvikrin contains cystine, tryptophane, tyrosine, in fact all the
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      138 18 ANNOUNCING) r~\^A Geylang Serai, Singapore. Now For Rental SPACIOUS COVERED STANDS 111 I I (Permanent Structure) For exhibition of Trade W and Industrial Goods 14 Acres of Ground CENTRAL, POPULATED LOCALITY Various sections tastefully decorated to serve all nationalities 100,000 visitors can be accommodated with comfort at one time. BuMt
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    M.C.F.A. OUTPLAYED IN HO HO CUP
    473 19 Teamwork won day for H.K. HONG KONG, Saturday. [JONG KONG Chinese Football Federation regained the Ho Ho Cup this afternoon by defeating Malayan Chinese Football Association by five goals to two on the Caroline Hill ground here. At half-time Hong Kong led 4 2.
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    306 19 ENGLISH and Scottish league soccer result* yesterday were: INTERNATIONAL MATCH Walca 1 England 1 ENGLISH LEAGUE— DIV. I Bolton z Hudfield T. 1 Burnley Manchester C harlton 1 Arsenal J Kulham 1 Blackpool 2 Manchester V. Snnderland 1 Middlesbrough S Liverpool 3 Newcastle 3 Chelsea 1 i'rrvinn
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    RSGCTOURNEY NEXT SUNDAY
    165 19 RSGC TOURNEY NEXT SUNDAY CVDLLOWING are the draw and starting times for the Royal Singapore Golf Club's President's Prise competition < greensomes. Medal play) to be played next Sunday morning (Oct. 28): FIRST NINE: 8.30 Smart. Robinson; Eckersley-Maslin, Rump; 835 Kent, Haxworth; Serjeant, Hamilton; 8.40 Da vies. Bishop; Watts, W.
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    RAFFLES TROUNCE TEACHERS 26-0
    54 19 j^AFFLES Institution trounced Teachers" Training College at rugby on the school ground yesterday by 26 points (a goal, two penalty goals and five tries) to nil. Tries were scored by Hilliard (two), Yoon Fook. §undram. Chee Wah and Kwee Huat. Kok Wing converted Kwee Huat's try.
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    A.C.S. WIN 4-3
    45 19 TKLUK AN3ON, Sat.— ln the opening match of the Lower Perak Hockey League, the AngloChinese School XI beat the Police by four goals to three. Paramallngam (2), Krishnan and Tajudin scored for the school. Hussain. Abdul Razak ad Kalld replied for Poltce
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    S.H.B. RECOVER EARLY FORM
    255 19 STRIKING form* again, the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday beat R.A.F. Changi by 18 points (three goals and a try) to 10 (two goals) in a fast, open and entertaining game at Changi. Both teams threw the ball around with vigour and although the tackling on both
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    S.C.C. should have made it a draw
    413 19 S.C.C. should have made it a draw IT would be unfair to say that the R.A.F. were lucky to win their encounter with the Singapore Cricket Club on the padang last evening, but at the same time the Club might easily have made a draw of the game. As It
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    Selangor XI tor Malacca
    74 19 THE following have been se--1 lected to represent Selangor at the quadrangular hockey tournament at Malacca next weekend: Hopper; Muktiar Singh, Shanmoganathan; PrHhlnath. Ridiwa. Toft; Heng Sect, Hong Kee, tr— l^.-1, RaaaU (rapt), Mohlnar. stntli. Reserves: Nadrajab, Raymond. Eag Chye. Stanislas*. Low Hong Cheang. (apt. Parkinson,
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    VARSITY AT ATHLETICS
    302 19 POURTEEN b~«* mft the second a annual athleta* (ports of the University of iflfttV* were completed at the P»*« nmah ground yesterday. 440 yds burdtes. ktul: 1. Charlei Hanam. 2. Lolte Wlf Tuck. 3. John Hinam: Heat 2: I. M. Nurudlo. 2 Wong Ken? Meng W0 ids
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    100-MILE CYCLE RACE ON NOV. 4
    94 19 CELANGOR Cyclists' Association's 100-mile massed start race has been postponed to Sunday, Nov. 4. It will be held at the Sydney Lake circuit, Kuala Lumpur. Entries tlose with Mr. G. S Johns (P.O. Box 128, K.L.) on Oct. 31. Entry fee is $1.50. Late
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    GIRLS SPORTS CLUB STILL UNBEATEN
    58 19 Girls Sports Club kept their unbeaten record with ease yesterday when they trounced WRAF (Changi) is seven goals to nil In a friendly hockey match oa the SRC ground yesterday. Scorers for GSC were: Mrs. Milne (2), Mrs. P. Cordeiro (t). Miss Anita Ess (1),
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    S.C.R.C. SCORE SECOND LEAGUE WIN
    160 19 SINGAPORE Chinese Recreation Club scored their second win in the senior hockey league yesterday, when they defeated R.A.F. Changi by two goals to one at Chnngl The game mm fast and keeelfcontesteU and- Chinese Just about deserved to win Centxeforward Harry Pang gave the C*ln«e
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