The Straits Times, 3 August 1952

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    28 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES LARGEST NETT SALES IN MALAYA Sunday Edition el the Straits Times 6t Singapore Free Press No. 886. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 3, 1952. PRICE FIrTEEN CENTS
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    BIG M.C.A. GIFT TO THE SQUATTERS
    531 1 $500,000 for a housing trust CHEAP HOMES INSTALMENTS 7"HE Malayan Chinese Association is to give the Singapore Government an outright gift of $500,000 to establish a housing trust which will build cheap, standardised houses for the resettlement of evicted people in the Colony. Announcement
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    Secret sub may visit A-test site
    108 1 Secret sub may visit A-test site MELBOURNE. Sat. THE Melbourne Herald said today fhat the defence authorities feared some foreign country might !ry *nd pierce the security screen round Monte Bella islands during the British atomic weapon tests. The newspaper said the Royal Australian Navy had asked the Australian Solicitor
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    46 1 SC i LVv.Ni asks "(MtMMn" to roll up as the little girl looks apprehensive. The sergeant was in charge of a sideshow at the Suffolks' celebration of Minden Day at H.Q. Malaya. Patrons were requested to throw table tennis balls through the mouth of the "pandit."
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    No progress in Macao talks
    59 1 HONG KONG. Sat. NEGOTIATIONS between Chinese Communists and Macao are in progress at Chinsan. a village in China, near the Macao border. No progress was reported towards a settlement of the recent border outbreak. Both the Portuguese colony and the Communists are pressing for indemnities
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    SEVEN KILLED IN R.A.F. CRASH
    174 1 Wreckage found in jungle KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday CEVEN RAF. men were killed when a Valetta aircraft on a supply dropping operation crashed in deep jungle 12 miles from Kuala Lumpur at 10.30 this morning. The wreckage of the plane was spotted by an RAF helicopter
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    Flying discs over Japan
    90 1 TOKYO, Sat. FLYING saucers were seen over Japanese territory for th* first time last night. The newspaper Yomiuri said that residents living in the western suburbs of Tokyo saw various lights moving in the sky. One person described a light as "like a lump of moon
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    NAIR'S IDEAS ON TRAFFIC
    84 1 SINGAPORE City Councillor. Mr. M. P. D. Nalr (Independent Labour— South) told the Sunday Times yesterday that the best way to solve the Colony's acute traffic Droblem wusfor Government to run a suburban electric train service. The service should run outside a three-mile radius of the
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    U.K.'s new trade pact
    23 1 LONDON, Sat— Britain today announced that it has concluded a new trade agreement estimated at $20,000,000 with Communist Czechoslovakia.—UP.
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    S'pore cars guarded after sabotage scare'
    168 1 GUARDS armed with heavy, sticks kept an all- i night watch on some of the racing cars entered for this morning's Johore Grand Prix road-racing meeting, following a "sabotage scare" based on unexplained misfortunes which befell Singapore entrants in the Ipoh meeting earlier this
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    Government gives 150 acres for rehousing
    256 1 THE Singapore Government has earmarked three areas of land, totalling 150 acres, for the r.e-settlement of squatters now occupying Crown and Improvement Trust land. Work on the layout of the. first of these— at McPherson Road— will begin at once. Government announced last nieht.
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    50 Reds burn kampong post
    43 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. About 50 Communist terrorists invaded Kampong Midjid. a remote village in the Kuala Nerang area of Kedah, at noon yesterday and burned the Home Guard posts. They took away two shotguns from the Home Guards.
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    Red China protests
    31 1 LONDON. Sat. China's Vice-Foreign Minister today "protested seriously" against what he called Britain's seizure of aircraft at Hong Kon R said to belong to Chinese Communist air corporations.
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    Falconer leaves
    29 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. After receiving many tributes for their services to Johore, Mr. J. Falconer. British Adviser, Johore. and Mrs. Falconer, left today for England on retirement
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    2 CRASH ON EVE OF JOHORE GRAND PRIX
    172 1 OSMAN ABBAS, a competitor in today's Johore Grand Prix motor cycle events, crashed yesterday during a compulsory trial run on the race track in Johore Bahru. He was seriously Injured. Abbas' machine went off the track while he was taking a bend
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    A RUSSIAN ASKED BAILEY TO CROSS IRON CURTAIN
    968 1 A RUSSIAN ASKED BAILEY TO CROSS IRON CURTAIN Sunday Times Exclusive LONDON, Saturday. A RUSSIAN approached Mac Donald Bailey, ace British sprinter, three times at Helsinki with offers to go to Russia as a coach. Bailey was frightened, but«he refused. He said on his return to London: "Now that lam
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    Missionarypoet dies
    92 1 SALISBURY, Sat. ARTHUR SHER L E V CRIPPS. missionary-poet who gave all his property to Africans and lived in poverty, has died in hospital, it was learned here tody. He was 83. Cripps lived so frugally that he once repaired his worn boot sole by slipping a sardine
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    Boy' guilty of smuggling
    55 1 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat A waiter employed in the restaurant car of the night military mail train from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, was charged in the Police i Court today with attempting to smuggle 200 lbs of saccharine into the Federation. He pleaded guilty and was allowed
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    McNeice on television —'exciting'
    134 1 McNeice on television 'exciting' MR. T. P. F. McNeice, president of the Singapore City Council, was televised last night at the British Radio Exhibition at the Happy World. He said afterwards: "It was exciting anc a new experience for me." After a break-down in the jT V. camera on the
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    Courtesy Cops will be out in force
    247 1 Courtesy Cops will be out in force SINGAPORE'S mobile police force the courtesy cops w,!l be out in full strength over the Bank Holiday weekend. From an early hour yesterday, traffic surged towards the Johore Causeway, with not many extra vehicles coming into Singapore. Malayan Airways reported many last-minute requests
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    Attacked by bees
    30 1 A Chinese boy was admitted to the General Hospital last night after being stung by a swarm of bees in a village off Joo Chiat Road. Singapore.
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    The truth about Eva Peron
    707 2  -  GEORGE SAVA by A noted London surgeon tells of the 'evil thing 9 which robbed Eva Peron of her life \?\t.i\)£tiODY was puzzled by the seemingly conflicting reports about Eva Peron's illness. One day she was said to be sinking. A few days later we
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    RUSSIA'S WAK AND-DAGGER MEN
    1217 2  -  Gaston Lepellier Tk^ d W dtiidu <m &9\0MGB U C^. The author was the famous 'Colonel X' of the French AntiEspionage Bureau during the war T. agen met in the streets of Stockolm outside a public building. Tney started to talk to each other "Would you
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    Ptfir^aftsr 38 years
    28 3 TAIPINC. Sat. After 38 years' service in the Medica Department. Mr. S. Velupillai. supervisor. General Hospital. Taiping, is now on leave one" 1 to retirement.
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    Malayans showing more interest in schools
    358 3 "Great mental progress KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. T"HE most important educational progress during 1951 was in the minds of the people of Malaya, the Federation Annual Report published today says. Not only did more people wish their children to go to school as enrolment figures
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    50 3 The listening of John Michael Byrne, son of Mr. J. L. Byrne, Welfare Officer, Singapore City Council, took place at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd yesterday. Picture shows the god-parents (leftl Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Marcus. Mis* Elizabeth Byrne, Rev. Father Dcredk and Mr. Byrne. Sunday Times picture.
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    MISS N.S.W.
    32 3 MISS MAUREEN DUVAL. aged 19, "Miss New South Wales," who passed through Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday on her way back to Sydney. She is a freelance mannequin. Sunday Times picture.
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    TROOPS BATTLE SWIRLING RIVER
    253 3 Rapids take toll ot lives KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. "OPERATION LEAGUE," during whicf. "A" Company of the sth Battalion, Malay Regiment, was transported up a rapid-whirling river by means of a Sakai fleet of bamboo rafts, took place in the Pahang jungle recently. The Company started from
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    Bureau plans to help youth choose a career
    247 3 rpHE SINGAPORE Rotary Club is starting a preliminary vocational survey among 500 employers in large firms and factories to gather information on the general recruiting situation in the Colony for its proposed Youth Employment Bureau. Circulars will be sent to mployers Inviting
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    News switch by blackout
    66 3 RADIO .MALAY A is to change the. time of the 7 p.m. news bulletin from Sunday, A.igust 10, to help listeners whose radio receivers are out of action. The news will instead be broadcast at 6.15 p.m. The 9-30 p.m. news bulletin will be repeated at
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    Radio Malaya's Director
    66 3 Radio Malaya's Director MR. F. N. L:oyd-Williams, Deputy Director of Broadcasting in Kuaia Lumpur, will act as Director of Broadcasting when Mr. H. W. Jackson goes on leave this week. Mr. Jackson is due to leave for Britain on Friday. Mr. A. A. Beamish, acting Deputy Director of Broadcasting, who
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    FEWER T.B. CASES IN THE FEDERATION LAST YEAR
    116 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. is decreas- ing in the Federation. Admissions to hospitals for pulmonary tuberculosis were 5.933 with 1.740 deaths last year, compared with 6.305 admissions and 1,767 deaths for the corresponding period ihp year before Deaths replstereci with the Registrar Guieral
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    MacD to visit Indonesia
    51 3 Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald will spend the latter part of August and the beginning of September in Indonesia. After a short official visit to Jakarta, he will leave for Bali where the remainder of his stay will be spent on holiday and in a purely private
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    THESE MEN WILL LEAD THE KAMPONGS IN THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
    534 4 From A Special Correspondent JULY 21 will long be J remembered by Home Guards at Batu Hitam as a day of pride and fulfilment. They had undergone a month of training more intensive than for ordinary Home Guards, culminating
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    The music makers
    159 4 SINGAPORE schoolchildren are becoming increasingly interested in music especially the girls. Since the Education Department approved a plan, submitted last year by the former M:.?ter of Music, Mr. Glan Williams, to start group violin classes in Government and Governmentaided schools, nine gi:\:ps have been formed. There are
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    The Countryman's Journal
    705 4 HOPING FOR A DRY -AUGUST AUR last dry July was yinv in 1949; this year's must be a record one for rain. If it is not dry in August we must give up all hope of a fruit crop this year. One afternoon the Tuan was awakened
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      203 4 TRUST THIS GIFT |||1 TO SHOW YOUR HEART llfei IS IN THE GIVING |H|| PEN NAME FOR THE PERFECT GI^T W^~ To give New Parker "51" is special evidence of your thoughtfulness your good taste. For here are the writing instruments prized above flj all oihers. Each fashioned with unhurried
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    Tanglins 13 CD. experts are feted
    152 5 Tanglins 13 CD. experts are feted rZ first 13 holders of pro- flciency certificates for civil defence against atomic and other types of warfare In Singapore, !rcm Tangli'.i ward civil defence volunteer training centre, were feted at a passing out last night. They are the first volunteers from a ward
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    BRIGGS PLAN HAS TURNED THE TIDE
    1004 5 But there's a setback KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. ]~HE tide of battle turned against the Communist terrorists •in 1951 with the completion of the Briggs Plan and "Operation Starvation" the plan to cut off all their food supplies the Annual Report of the Federation of
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    BIG DEMAND FOR RADIOS
    74 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. LAST year, 61.980 sewing machines were bought in the Feeration— nearly three times number bought in 1950 and eight times the number in 1938. Similarly, 35,623 radios were bought last year compared with 18.000 rhe year before These figures, contained in the trade
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    People are more fit
    100 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. APPROXIMATELY 200,000 children will attain school-going ag e each year, c a.<s the Federation annual report based on statistics of births and deaths for 1951. Vital statistics show a steady improvement in the health of the population. The natural increase last ear (births
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    Fraud charge fails
    30 5 Siaw Khee Chaw, of Singapore, charged with making a fraudulent attempt to evade customs duty amounting to $31, was acquitted and discharged in the Police Court here.
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    Police crisis' moves not a success
    204 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A HINT of the reasons for the resignation of the Federation's former Director of Intelligence, Sir William Jenkin, is given In the annual report of the Federation of Malaya for 1951, published today. "The reorganisation of the Department, which commenced m
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    Cutting the cake...
    21 5 Mr. Wee Choo Hin and Miss Yap Slew Kwee after their marriage in Singapore yesterday. Sunday Times victure.
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    SINGAPORE'S SMALLEST COMMUNITY
    248 5 ALLAH Is good. He will help uplift his people through education. These words In Tamil, sung to accompaniment played by the Indian musical party, can be heard in a Singapore street every Saturday night. The song, written by Mr. Penenana Mohamed Shah, a young Singapore-born Indian. Is
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    SHE'S LENDING A HAND AGAIN
    300 5 Big game hunter 'joins up From CUNN CHIT THYE PENANC, Saturday. AN IRISH WOMAN, the mother-in-law of a future Scottish Duke, is among 15 students to have enrolled in the first all-women's class organised by the Penang Civil Defence Headquarters. Mrs. Anne Semple is a
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    Recruitment
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malay Regiment recruiting team wil lvisit towns and kam pongs in Li pis district on Aug. 19
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    Reds did not raid US-owned tin mine
    240 5 Reds did not raid US-owned tin mine KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. THIRTY mortar sheila fell •I on the American -owned Pacific Tin Corporation's mining property at Kota Bahru, in the Kinta Valley, Perak, during an operation by security forces against Communist terrorists, it was officially stated today. A Washington report yesterday
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    Exam on this year
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Department of Education, Federation, said today that the Government Junior Middle examination will be held this year. It will be not compulsory for all Junior Middle 111 pupils.
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      107 5 Today's Radio SINGAPORE 9 a.m. "Good Morning": 9SQ "Musical Round-up"; 10 News--1005 "Interlude from Hawaii": 10.30 "Latin America on the Air" 1 11 "Time for Music"; 11.30-12 Service rst. Andrew's Catnedral); 1 p.m. Gerry Soliano at the Hammond Organ. Raffles Hotel; 1.30 News; 1.45 "Sport Parade": 2.15 Gypsy Music; 2.30
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    MISS PITT WILL' LEAD MISSION TO TOKYO
    1094 6  -  BILLY BUDD By b THE role of women in religion is, traditionally, secondary to that of men. This is most pronounced in Buddhism and Buddhist countries. But times are changing. A Singapore Buddhist prindpal. Miss Pitt Chin Hui, w*l be leading a Singapore
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    Miss Malaya—22
    14 6 Miss Malaya— 22 This week's "Miss Malaya" is Mm Toh Chin Huai of Singapore.
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    New recipes for no-meat days
    278 6 MARIE GOUGH'S COOKERY CORNER WHEN meat is to be es- chewed, either through choice, reasons cf conscience or downright necessity, the following recipes should prove valuable additions to the vegeterian repertoire. MEATLESS VSGETATJ! E S'HJP Srrnb bn' do not rvl a hin h (or one
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    THE LAW AND YOU
    567 6 By a lawyer LAST week's queries included the foC^ lowing: I "DIVORCED" MY HUSBAND NINE YEAKb AGO AND EVER SINCE THEN I HAVE BEEN LIVING WITH THE CO- RESPONDENT AND HAVE HAD CHILDREN BY HIM. WHEN I SAY "DIVORCED" I MEAN THAT I OBTAINED A DECREE
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    How to turn your Foddler into a Targan
    481 7  - How to turn your Foddler into a Targan WILLIAM KIT AY By NEW YORK: J^ GROUP of American research scientists who have just completed a two-year study on infant feeding have made the remarkable discovery that the sooner a baby starts on a meat diet the better. The scientists found
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    They don't believe in dieting
    348 7 NEWS FOR WOMEN LONDON: rpHREE well-known actresses, one over 60 and two in their 50's but with enviable slim figures, DO NOT agree with dieting. An active life, they say, is far better for the figure. GLADYS COOPER is 63. has a 36in. bust, 26in.
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    SHE 5 WRITING TO ANOTHER MAN
    576 7 JAMB LET* 'HUMAN CASEBOOK I AM engaged to a girl for whom I have given up everything. Recently I beard that 8he still corresponds with a young man with whom she was once in love This worries me. It is proper, and have I
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  • The myth of the Teenager by Drusilla Beyfus
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      'THOSE BIG BROWN EYES AND THAT TINYMIND'
      693 8 'THOSE BIG BROWN EYES AND THAT TINYMIND LONDON: DUSH off, Little Goddesses, we have no pedestals' for you here. The American Teenager is not on the long list of things the British want from America. We do not bow down to brassy little faces whose sole claim to merit is
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      A FRENCHMAN SAYS 'SO SORRY LADIES'
      460 8 -and suggests a club where all can meet The folloicing letter has been received from "Paul < Jacques" icho receiv. ticiacd Malayan icemen for the.r '•rudeness end Ujnorence": Dear Ladlea of Malaya, Thi.- I hare received a st. any torrent of from you some
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      Strictly for snobs
      442 8  -  KAY MURRAY By BACHELORS are bursting out all over in the United States. Latest to hit the headlines was Mr. Alistair Forbes .of Aberdeen, who after following baseball on the U.S. Army's European broadcasts, wrote to the famous team, the Brooklyn Dodgers, and asked for (a) a
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    Singapore sees first fashion show on television
    568 9 Singapore sees first fashion show on television FRIDAY night's televised fashion show the first ever held in South-East Asia has proved that Singapore dress designers can satisfy fashion-wise women of the East. Ten days ago, Madame Theodore was asked to arrange an experimental fashion parade for the television programmes of
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    A SCHOOL THAT HAS LIVED UP TO ITS MOTTO
    528 9 A SCHOOL THAT HAS LIVED UP TO ITS MOTTO The Bukit Mertajam High School the only GoTernment Knglish school in Province Welleslry—celebrated Us Silver Jubilee this week. A correspondent traces the growth and achievements of the School. TWENTY-FIVE years is not a long time in the history of a school,
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    Terrorists halt trains
    29 9 The Malayan Ra'lway Administration says that owing to a derailment caused by terrorists In Kelanlan; the train service between Krai and Bernam has been temporarily suspended.
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    IMP meeting
    26 9 A general meeting of the Malacca IMP. to elect officials will be held at the Capitol Dance Hall on Aug. 10 at 11 a.m.
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    Big social centre planned for Ipoh
    265 9 IPOH. Sat. mijr, S:tr .v, Inoh A has undertaken its most ambitious pi.jeri yet the construction of an all-com-munity centre, estimated to cost eventually about $500,000 It will fill a long-felt want in Ipoh, providing a medium for all sections of the population to
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    Union chief accuses senior men
    166 9 Union chief accuses senior men PENANG. Sat. rfHE PRESIDENT of the Penang Municipal Services Union, Inche Mohd Yusoff bin Mohd Noor, said today that "one or two senior officers had attempted to intimidate" officials of the union. Addressing members at their annual general meeting lache Mohd Yusoff, a Federal Legislative
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    Govt. official loses appeal
    79 9 KUANTAN, Sat.— Che Ah-' mad. Health Inspector, Dun-> sun. unsuccessfully appealed against the conviction and i sentence of one day's impri- sonment and fine of $1,200 imposed by the President. Sessions Court, Dunpun. for i cheating a Chinese shopkeeper. Ahmad was found guilty of taking from
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    FADING HOPES KEEP HIM OFFICE-BOUND
    138 9 AN office bound Singapore army officer has failed to realise his hopes of spending quiet week, shooting pigs and "any kind of verptfn" in Jenore, The ofAcpr,, Major O. C. S. Dobbie, son of a former General Officer Commanding Malaya, Major-Gen. W. O. S. Dobbie.—
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    AIMLESS SCHOOLS -A DISASTER
    325 9 Singapore bishops warning SEREMBAN, Saturday. MNLESS SCHOOLS in the Federation and Singapore v know where they are going and unless teachers and parents agree to aim at the same good goal the increase of schools will be not a blessing but a disaster This is the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 10 MESSRS. S. ELIATHAMBY. E 6. Muthu. E. Muthutamby. E. Vrnasl and Mrs. Visanathan thank all those who sent wreaths, messages of condolence and attended the funeral of Mrs. Ellathamby Ipoh.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    68 10 ROC: In ever loving-memory of my beloved husband who passed away In the Singapore General Hospital, August, 3.8.51— Nettle. OEORGE: In ever-loving memory of our beloved Mother, who left us for her Heavenly Home a year ago today. A wonderful Mother laid to rest For each of us
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, AUG. 3, 1952 March to freedom
    470 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES SINGAPORE, AUG. 3, 1952 March to freedom rpHE heart searching induced in this country by« Mr. Oliver Lyttelton's recent pronouncement on selfgovernment shows no! sign of abating. Sur-j prisingly, his advocacy of "the inevitability of i gradualness" has met! with little opposition. Nevertheless, from one or two
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    THE BATTLE
    63 10 MR. Churchill has done wisely to prune Britain's arms programme and switch men and material to the production of exportable goods. Modern warfare has made many weapons obsolete. Better by far to concentrate on the rockets and atomic arms and to swing the rest of Britain^ might into
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    1061 10  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN A REPORT WITH A SAD. AND SORRY OMISSION By SUNDAY AFTERNOON *^HE beautifully printed and admirably turned out Annual Report of the Federation of Malaya for 1951 contains an initial shock which should recoil on its anonymous author. It
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      441 10 MY PREVIOUS reply to "Internationalist" was so heavily pruned (owing to lack of space, I suppose) that what was left in my letter gave him the impression that I had "changed my tone" in deference to what he said. I hope, therefore, that you will allow me to
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      207 10 IF YOUR correspondent "Still Petulant" were in fact present at the Arts Theatre reading of "A Man Outside" he appears to retain but a hazy impression of what actually occurred. I too was present and have reason to remember what was said to me. It is however sufficient
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      324 10 rls pleasing to see that some of our bridges have received new paint— ~> g. those spanning the Stamford Canal. Now we know which is Malcolm Bridge and which !s Polglase Bridee. But what of the others spanning the same Canal which remain nameless? Odier orldfjus spanning the
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    AUSTRALIA TO PURGE THE REDS
    255 10 ALTHOUGH in last year's ■^Australian referendum the people refused to give the Federal Government the powers it sought to deal with them, officials in Canberra expect some interesting administrative action against the Communists. It seems quite certain that a number of important comrades in the
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    Overseas doctors will not close door to local men
    447 11 Assurance by Covt. KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. QR. LEE TIANC KENC, Member for Health, said at the annual dinner of the Alumni Association of the King Edward VII College of Medicine here tonight, that fears that doctors from outside Malaya would close
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    FED. REPORTS VD DECREASE
    90 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. CASES of venereal disease, j treated in government hospitals and clinics, during 1951 were less by nearly 2,000 compared with 1951. The total for 1950 was 16,129 and for 1951 was 14,356. says the Federation annual report. "One reason .for the reduction may
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    Independence vote
    47 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat The Malay Congress, at a meeting in Johore Bahru on Friday, resolved that Malaya's independence be restored by the end ol 1952. Dr. Hamzah bin Taib, presided over the meeting while was attended by delegates from many parts i cf the Federation.
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    No licence, $80
    42 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Kuala Lumpur Second I Magistrate today fined. Lee Kum Chuan $80 for driving a wr without a licence and without a third party insurance. Lee was also disqualified from obtaining a licence for one year.
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    MALAYS ARE NOW COOP CONSCIOUS
    201 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THE most remarkable development in co-operative societies last year was among the Malay rural population, according to the Federation Annual Report. During the year the number of registered soc eties ncreased from 1,095 to 1,392 A contributing factor to this expansion, says
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    Warning to pilgrims
    85 11 PE.NANG, Sat. YII'NDREDS of outstation pilgrims waiting in Penan? yesterday to sail for Mecca were warned to avoid eating in restaurants which do not serve Muslim food. The warning was issued by the local Malay newspaper Warta Negara, which states that one restaurant, particularly popular with pilgrims,
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    47 11 MR. TON? BEAMISH, acting Deputy Director of Broadcasting (left), who sent a s«ries of reparrs on the Olympic Games at Helsinki for Radio MaUya, returned to Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterday, after long leave. Mr. Beamish is presenting a feature programme on Hie Olympics tonight. Sunday Time* picture.
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    Murder verdict on weighted corpse
    74 11 Murder verdict on weighted corpse PENANG, Sat. THE PENAfoG CORONER Mr. D. C. I. Wernham. returned a verdict of murder at the end of an inquiry nto the death of an unidenifted Chinese found desd on Apr. 26 with a stone tied round his neck and an >ar;henware jar round
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      516 12 rpHROUGH more than a quarter century pf creative effort, A master showman C«cil Blouni DeMille has become a oneman institution in Hollywood life. In 37 years he- has produced and directed 68 films. His first picture, "Tlie Squaw Man", made in 1913, was the first
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      PICTURE STORY OF DeMILLES RISE TO FAME
      120 12 ABOVE, an early picture of DeMiile testing one of fint loud-speaking systems which was to become so much a part of his directing technique on the sound stages. Using motor car ai a camera "dotty" before the dolly had been invented. Cecil B.
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      424 12  -  JOHN BEHAGUE Film closeup....by rpHERE was no song in my heart as I climbed the intolerably long flight ot stairs leading to the preview theatre where the SouthEast Asia Film Company was showing "El Nimr" ("The Tiger") last week. For one thing, the picture, a musical, was
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      114 12 A MICH tmrtler dlsgoise to penetra'e this week. He's a British star, and this "ttlir is from an early picture— "The Rfturn Of The Scarlet Pimpernel". Can you spot him? Send your answer to "Spot The Star", Sunday Timea, Singapore. Prise* of $25, 915, 910 and $5
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    FORGET THE 'DICKY BIRD'
    494 13 Eric Coop's advice to snapshooters ERIC COOP, expert portrait photographer whose work is to be exhibited in London has been summingup the advice he would give to the amateur on holiday Who wants REALLY GOOD snaps of the children. Coop says there Is only one way
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    203 13 THE Sunday Times i* awarding $15 for Hie beat picture of Hie week, with $5 for runncn-up. There is aJto a prise of $25 for the bear picture of Hie monHi. This week's first prise goes to Yong Long Peng, Department of Information, Kuala Lumpur, for hit
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      110 13 /I I* IO- (THOUGHT) V JX If *i/7 IJA«/*4 riliT /she must be a wonderful 7T Vf Wy WIW^ IAM I CIRL l MuiT tET her (THOUGHT) OOESNT SHE KNOW V *MOMA|R TABLETS' WILL V^S T0 BAO 6REATM. 1 < «m M ~*m CHLOROPHYLt Hflrklti A] K CHEWING IYIOWAII\ TABLETS
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    875 14  -  Manning Blackwood By rV.ILL be interesting, this morning, to find out whether those extra laps at the Johore Grand Prix this year will succeed in making their mark on the Coopers, or whether the advantages the Coopers will be able to gain from
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    Abduls bright idea
    357 14 Abduls bright idea IT was on seeing the helplessness of Malay reporters in trying to take down a speech given in Malay one night in 1933 at the Jalan Sultan M*sqae, Singapore, that Mr. Abdul Rahman Hanwin, aged S3 then, conceited this idea: "A Malay shorthand system mast be invented."
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    Theatre pace steps up in Singapore
    710 14 rIE Singapore Arts Theatre is now hard at work on its August production Joan Morgan's tense melodrama This Was A Woman." This is the first Arts Theatre play to be produced less than three months after its predecessor. A large increase in membership it
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    THAT SORT OF MAN
    1562 15 I DIDN'T KNOW WHETHER TO BELIEVE HIM OR NOT— BUT HE WAS SO GOOD WITH CHILDREN— A true story by DINA HOWARD I MET him on the ship. It was my first time out of England. With my two children I was Joining my husband in
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    They 'linger' to music —and trade booms
    798 15  -  AJ. Branstorr \i B rpHESE DAYS, when thr •i- American boss wai.t his employees to work harder, he no longer cracks the whip or talks about the "sack". He simply switches on some special music that comes over the factory or office broadcasting
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    23 15 Elizabeth Taylor, h oily wood most beautiful roung actreit. finds the coolest alaxa the*a alays is by the tide of a swimming pool.
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      279 16 CO THE RUSSIANS think that there's some phoney timir" pt the Olympics eh Somehow the news of their f. pinion fails to Histurb me! Of course, if they believe that, the answer is only too easy. .Just buy HEUER STOi J WATCHES and each competitor can be timed to a
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      960 16 r^^^f by Edgar Rice Burroughs® WA fll /.mjy^/f m^ A T OP MT LUNVA, TABZAN ANP JOCSE SURAVA BEGAN i .\f' \/C^\ Ll «M tejLj JflggE* W//J^mk ■"HEIf? DEATH PUEL t "E SPANIABD CAME SLOWLY y \l s V_^l TTX /•«***> y/s PCSWABD 1 O(?EATMiN(3 HgAViLV, Mid PACE SWEATy \i5V
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    SITTING on the FENCE
    807 17  -  NAT GUBBINS BY Evesdropper According to Censa* retaras there are 1,7«t,«M mra ww-en than men In Great Britain W4av. According to ob»rv»Uon of newspaper photograph* lon* •>* fere the Olympic Games most of them appear to be marching, runninc, hopping, aJUppinf and Jumping, banging drums, blowing
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    PLAYING THE CAME IN SINGAPORE
    498 17 The story of Polo 4 pOLO is played on a ground between 250 and 300 yards long with goal posts at each end. The willow or bamboo-root ball is hit with a stick consisting of a bamboo or ash head on a Malacca or similar
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    POPULAR CROSSWORDS SOLUTION
    98 17 ACROSS 1. Summarise. ft Entailed 11. Indicator. 13. Awe. 14 Dig. 15. Pew. 18. Plat. 17. Beet. 20 Verge 21. Turf. 23. Hisses. 25 Realist. 28. Closet. 29. Stem. 31 Coves. 33. Arena. 36. Used. 3" Dab. 39. Lob. 40. Sir. 41 Periphery., 42. Entrance. 43. Peeresse«.
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    395 17 uIAR-FAiED students, i 3 wearing caps and sashes of the traditional fighting curps, are once again strutting the streets of the medieval University city of Heidelberg in Germany. As yet they must go about their fighting in secret, because dueling is forbidden by law.
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    S.I.T. Sports Club
    43 18 In a S.A.F A. Dlv. 3 league soccer match at the C.V.M.A. ground yesterday, Young Men's Muslim Association beat the Singapore Improvement Trust Sports Club by six goals to nil Scorers were Haron (two). Ismail Yusoff. Hamld, Huang and Wanbin.
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    NORTH TOTAL 277 AFTER 177 FOR 7
    705 18 Grand knock by Shepherdson By Sunday Times Cricket Reporter T^ORTH totalled 277 runs and South were 44 for one yesterday in the opening day of the annual cricket match which is being played on the S.C.C. Padang. North had Shepherdson, Koenitz and Spanswick
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    LATIFF SCORES TWO GOALS
    66 18 The SAFA Junior Cup-tie match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday between Indian Recreation Club "A" and Chinese Athletic "A" was won by I.R.C. by three goals to nil. The winners led in the first lialf by two goals scored by Latin* and Krishnasamy followed by another
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    SIGNALS LOSE 8-0
    40 18 RAF Lodger Unit beat GHQ Signals B—o8 0 at GHQ on Friday, in an United Services Senior League soccer match at G.H.Q. In a Junior league match. RAF Changi 2nd XI beat RAAC 3—l at Nee Socn
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    THE COLD BEAT THEM
    83 18 THE COLD BEAT THEM THE Singapore contingent to the OlymDirs at Helsinki had a little difficulty in gettinp acclimatised to the coH, said Mr. Tony Beamish. Radio Malaya's special observer, on his return to Singapore by Qantas-BOAC yesterlay. Mr. Beamish added that although the Singapore team were up against very
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    Polo: Singapore is in the semi-final
    399 18 SINGAPORE POLO CLUB, last year's winners, scored a convincing win over Pahang Polo Club in a fast game on their home ground in Thomson Road yesterday to enter the semi-finals of the Malayan Polo Association annual knockout tournament for the Selangor Cup. Displaying superior
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    SHEIKH ALI IS CHAMPION ATHLETE
    547 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. TT S. THASEN (Headquarters). iv today gained the best performance award at the PanMalayan Telecoms athletic meet for his record breaking runs in the 100. 200 and 440 yards. Champion athlete was Sheikh All. of Negri Sembilan-Malacca. The women's honours went to
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    Chew Bee, Hee Chin in final
    535 18 ONG CHEW BEE. former Malayan and Singapore champion will meet Lim Hee Chin, the holder, in the final of the Singapore L.T.A. championships at the V.M.C.A. courts today. In the semi-finals yesterday Chew Bee beat A. G. B. Pakir 6-4, 6-4, while Hee Chin
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    South China beaten in first game
    327 18 South China beaten in first game AN unsettled South China A. A. Football XI, making the first appearance of their Singapore tour at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, were beaten 2-0 before a crowd of 5,000. Singapore Chinese, displaying superlative dash and combination among the forwards, had South China A.A. on
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    MALAYA CUP MATCHES
    124 18 KOTA BAHRU. Sat. IZ^ELANTAN will play Its first Malaya Cup match at Kota Bahru on Aug. 8 against Trengganu In the eastern zone final. The winners will meet the finalists of the Northern Zone for the right to meet the Southern zone finalis's in cup final. The
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    ATHLETIC MEET
    23 18 The Combined Services versus Ac ii*s Sports Club athletic meet >ill be held at S.R.C. ground on Wednesday, at 230 p.m.
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    MALAYAN MARKS BETTERED
    631 19 Civilians win team athletics gINGAPORE athletes improved on three Malayan records atthe Combined Services v Singapore Civilians annual representative team meet on the S.R.C. padang yesterday which Civilians won by 130 points to 111. The Malayan records were broken by Senior Instructor William Stuart who cleared lift.
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    93 19 SHARE OUT A' GATES SCFA The Singapore Chinese F.A. Council i s to sugge t to S.A.F.A. that gate money from Singapore "A' matches with visiting teams should be shared among the various community clubs. A SCFA council meeting on Thursday night heard Mr. Yong Ngiin DJin's contention that present
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    SINGAPORE GOLF SEMI-FINALISTS
    65 19 Results of the first round of the Colony golf championship played ai the Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday afternoon were: Lee beat Haigh 2 and 1; Stirling beat Oabor 6 and 5; Moore beat Craik at the 20th; Hutche&on beat Owen 3 and 2. The semi-flnals^wlll be
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    R.A.O.C. beat R.A.
    26 19 In the minor Army league soccer match at Blakang Mat! yesterday 31 Bn. R.A.O.C. beat Singapore Regiment R.A. by one goal to nil
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    Zatopek offered medal
    152 19 HELSINKI. Sat. GOLD MEDAL winner Emil Zaiopek wanted to give his Olympic gold medal for tho 5.000-metre run to Germany's Herbert Schade. Dr. Karl G von Halt. President of ihe German National Olympic Committee, said today. Von Halt told German pressmen that the Czech major had as^ed
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    Marjan beaten by Loong Pan Yap
    657 19 HEAVY scratchings in the Men's Singles section especially that of Penang's E. L. Choong in his awaited clash against Abdullah Piruz. i Selangors champion, took away much interest from last night's opening games of i the Malayan Badminton Championships at the Snga- oore Badminton
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    92 19 HELSINKI. Sat. A NOYELLE. a 20-year-old Belgian rider, wen the Individual Gold Medal in the Olympic cycling road race today. Another Belgian, R. Grondelaers. was second, and L. H. Victor finished fourth to give Belgium an overwhelming victory In the three-men team competition. E Zle;;ier, of
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    27 19 The second annual athletic sports of Dryburgh English School will be held on Tuesday at 4.00 p.»:. at the school field. Lorong J, Telok Kurau
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    U.S. beats Russia
    40 19 HELSINKI, Sat. rE United States Olympic basketball team, rallying after a slow start, whipped a stubborn Russian team, 36 to 22, today to retain its Olympic title. Russia took second place in the final tournament standing.— A.P.
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    Lee'spetdive was best in Olympics
    201 19 Lee'spetdive was best in Olympics HELSINKI, Sat. MAJOR SA.M.MV LEE of (he United States successfully defended his Olympic high diving champion&lip yerterday. There was little doubt In the ten c rrowd of 2.50« packed into the snail syhrmn Olympic sUdium when the swarthy llt- the man flashed through the ai-
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    Black and White beat Bata
    131 19 Black md White Badminton P: r'v beat Bata Factory Badminton Party %by 6 games to 1 on Friday. Rosul s Black and White first SINGLKB: 1 Tan Qeolc Tian beat Ken Klan Ben*, lft-11. 18-18. IS-1. 2. Lm Ko'< Kong beat Onan bin Alim <d
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    AUSTRALIAN WINS BREAST-STROKE
    154 19 HELSINKI, Sat JOHN Davies of Australia, a student at tHe University of Michigan, U.S., won the Olympic championship in the men's 200 metres breast stroke today, setting a new Olympic record. Davies was timed in two minutes 34.4 seconds, breaking the record of 2: 26.8 which h
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    FINAL FOR KLUANG?
    25 19 S.OF.A will support Johore Chinese F.A's application for the MCPA final to be played at Kluang this year, states the SCFA council.
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    26 19 KLANO. Sat. Anglo-Chinese gchool beat Malayan Scouts onenil in their return hockey match on the school ground yesterday. Yap Cliuan Chin scored In the first half.
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