Sunday Standard, 5 April 1953

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    16 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n\ W M I ft m 91 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 3, I953. TWENTY PAUCS.
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    PERAK ATHLETE THILLAINATHAN IS NOW SECOND
    87 1 Cor oi n Tour Contest r!AN, Perok's 011-round athlete, I r the first time in the Standard/ Tour Contest. His supporters sent the largest number for any one week ■?athan a commanding lead (27,807 courites as Gomex, Dutton, Gurchan in Lcng. Anderson School, Thillainothon
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    The One Foe Unbeaten Yet
    88 1 T he One Foe U nbeaten Yet LONDON. Apr. 4. fAFF -ord I roil H p ton >jid thai G >ral Sti Tild Terni Qommisoioner in Malaya, s noi the 'a ay to til hi »a iav< ane j He 1: j n p in Vlalaya is nol yet <»■
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    Rubber Talks
    33 1 Kt-FKhShN 1 ATIVES Jnited States Rubber c ind 35,000 striking CIO i ?er workers met tor new pes t alks yesterday amid ions ol i speedy sett tr^cn' I their —UP.
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    Quiet In Korea
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    TALKS A 'FARCE'
    502 1 Says The Alliance At Malacca Meet M A L ACCA, Sot.— Delegates to the U.M.N.0.-M.C.A. joint conference in Malacca yesterday, described as "undemocratic and a farce," the Mentris Besar-sponsored round table talks to blue print a constituent assembly for the Federation. Seventy-six out of 79 delegates approved
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    Tempter: Bouquet Then A Brickbat
    222 1 Tempter: Bouquet Then A Brickbat KUALA LLMPIR. Sat The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Tempter. spent the Easter holidays by making his first tour of Lower Perak and visiting tin mines in the Kinta Valley. He landed by helicopter on the padang at Telok A Brian and drove straight to
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    Bohlen Leaves
    28 1 Boh len Leaves CHARLES Bohlen the new American Ambassador to Mos- cow left New York by air last night on his way to take up his appointment. AFP.
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    Dato Panglima
    52 1 IT has been brought to our notice that the man who was expelled by the Central Excutive Committee of the United Malays National Organisation on Monday was Dato Panglima Bukit Gantang and NOT Dato Panglima Kinta. Any inconvenience which our inadvertent error may have caused Dato Panglima Kinta
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    Attack On Onn
    112 1 Tungku Abdul Rahman also criticised Dato Onn bin Jaafar. Federal Member for Home Affairs and president of the Independence of Malaya Party, for his recent attack on the Chinese in Malaya. He said: 'Dato Onn does not know his own people, for ,if we are to ask
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    Mr. M. Frees The Doctors
    208 1 LONDON. Apr. 4 (ReutersSoviet Premier Georgi Malenkov yesterday released 15 doctors accused of the gravest crimes against the j Soviet state and cancelled an Order of Lenin to the Woman doctor who denoun- eed them The charges against them were that they conspired to murder
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    CLERICAL UNIONS FORM SINGLE BODY
    204 1 JOHOKE BAHRU, Sat.— With the inauguration of the Federal Whitley Council, which will hold its first meeting on April 15, unions of the clerical services in the Federation have decided to amalgamate into a national body. It is to be called the "The National Union
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    Carol Dies Gave Throne For A Woman
    89 1 Carol Dies Gave Throne For A Woman LISBON, Apr. 4, (Reuter)— Ex-King Carol of Rumania, who won fame as the Monarch who gave up his throne 'or love, died near here early todav of a heart attack. Princess Helena formerly Madam Lupescu, whom Carol first met and fell in love
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    COMET PICKS UP 7 MINUTES
    86 1 LONDON, Apr. 4, (Renter)—The British Comet jet airliner inaugurating a 3$ hour London Tokyo service »cft Rangoon today 43 min utes behind schedule. The Comet is covering the 10 '00 miles route which includes nine stops in less than half the time taken by the
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    Council Elections So Vital: Rahman
    117 1 MALACCA, Sat.— Tungku Abdul Rahman, pn si dent of the l T nited Malays National Organisation, today called for elections to the Federal Legislative Council as a prerequisite for Malayan independence. He was speaking at the half yearly general assembly of the UMNO at Malacca.
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    They Will Help The 'Give Up'
    246 1 They Will Help The 'Give Up KUALA Ll'MPl R. Sit —A series of talks thai toueh the hearts, etvk sense and pockets of all Malayans will be launched during the next fortnight over^ Radio Malax a t>x Chinese, Indian and Malay "onimunity leaders in Selangor. They appeal to i touch
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    On Robbery Charge
    75 2 FRANCIS Wickham Watts was tentatively charged before Mr. D. H. Chapman in a Singapore police court yesterday with armed robbery. Watts was alleged to have been armed with a revolver and to have committed robbery in Woodlands Road on Apr. 2. He was also tentatively charged with
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    S'PORE'S WORKING GIRLS
    619 2  -  JOHN COOMBES In The Broadcasting Profession The 'Air' Is Their Crowning Glory By AMONG all the working girls in Singapore today, there are a few for whom the "air" is their crowning glory. They ore the women who have taken up broadcasting os a career. Out of
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    S'PORE CHILDREN FACE A TOUGH ENTRY ORDEAL
    301 2 Primary 1 Classes CHILDREN seeking admission into Primary One classes in Singapore Government and aided English schools have to face a "tough'* ordeal, say parents of those who have filed applications for January next year. In many of the schools, the; primary department
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    Jail For Bid To Evade Duty
    53 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Gurdial Singh, who on Mar. 18 attempted to evade duty on a quantity of stockings, jerseys and footballs, valued at $386, on which duty payable was $77, was fined $700 by the Police Court today, in default six months' imprisonment. The
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    Muslim Meeting
    25 2 THE Singapore All-Malayan Muslim Missionary Society will hold an annual general hneeting today at 3 p.m. at its premises in Lorong 12, Geyjang.
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    S'pore's Bad Roads—No. 6
    9 2 S'pore's Bad Roads— No. 6 pbotv. JOBff KAtgpff Standard
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    LOTTERIES ENJOY BOOM IN S'PORE
    255 2 The Unemployed Are Best Buyers LOTTERIES and sweeps in Singapore are cnio\ing an unprecedented popularity today among people in all walks of life, especially the lower-income group and even the unemployed, a Standard survev of recent lotterv ticket buyers shows. In fact, the unemployed. who
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    Everybody Does The Samba in Singapore
    68 2 Everybody Does The Samba in Singapore Till f n I d I t i i i c* 01/ BoWai i l i t r M I •Win t I I 1 1 I tl i M i t i nl 10 -•few- ft* N.I I I «»f til I d
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    NOTICES
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    I.M.P. KUALA LUMPUR BRANCH.
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    Sunday Prize Puzzle
    84 3 Sunday Prize Puzzle MILLIONS have seen and handled thi s article (at right). It is of vital importance to a large section of any community. What is it? SOMEONE MUST KNOW. Twenty dollars will be paid to the person who sends in the first correct solution that is opened by
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    New Air Service From Wed.
    114 3 Standard Aviation Reporter U RA THAUNG, the Bur->( me>e Consul in Singapore, will formally open the weekly UnB Airways service between Rangoon and Sing pore at Kallang airport on afternoon. i'.B.A. Marathon airliner will e Rangoon a1 7.30 a.m. on Wednesday reaching Singapoi it 4
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    Recruiting Officer On North Tour
    141 3 Recruiting Officer On North Tour PEXAXG. Sat— The Asst. R liting Officer, Mai. W.H.' B k will isit Penang. Teiok Anson, Ipoh and Bukii Mertajam to interview potential British Army recruits. Malayan Other Ranks from Apr. 8 to 22. Mai. Blakemore will be in Penang on Apr. 8. 9 and
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    Portrait Fund List
    174 3 FURTHER donations in Singapore towards the Queen Elizabeth portrait fund brings the total to $2,179. The estinated cost of the portrait is $7,000. The amount previously acknowledged is $1,210. The latest donors are: K.M. Oli Mohamed $50. Mr. and Mrs. D..J. Elias $100. M.D. Scott SlO. E.
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    SEX CHARGE
    47 3 A YOUTH, Chia Teck Chia (20) claimed trial in a Singapore Police Court yesterday to a charge of having carnal relations with a girl below 16 years of age in Ponggol on Bail of $fio<) was allowed and the case was postponed till next week.
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    Thousands Stumped
    144 3 1 "?"c s re' „°et";;„r u s d bv ]ast tkonrnm epSntdT solution, i„ th e first It^'l^z Ss, "on <v b r h »y «s» laccajwho um., the prg Banda H,lir Mf 95% t XtcentrdT^ ted bu A ,"a Will Mr Wr> Sin oOPore Standard. «rd any
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    Mr. Sim's At That 1-Way Plan Again
    320 3 MR. Sim Bens Sens, a Singapore Citv Councillor, said yesterday that the City Council agreed to the EastWest one-way traffic scheme on the understanding that it would be an experiment. He was replying a reported statement by Mr W. R. M. Haxworth, Traffic
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    Search Begins For Penang Beauty
    180 3 MAX FACTOR'S after their recent successful beauty contest in Singapore, are now looking for a girl to win a similar title in Penan?. And with the crowning will go the chance to either take a free trip to and rrom Hongkong or accept a cash
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    END THESE DEATHS CALL BY DOCTORS
    410 3 END THESE DEATHS CALL BY DOCTORS A u,ru ondor<,Stqffße P° rter hor«£c- P ro P° r *'on of premature babies born in Singapore die within a week— all because K.Ji? P rematurc b <*y unit in the Kandang t^Ke? Motcr L n,t y Hospital providing adequate facilities for babies who
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    Queen Sired Killing Echo
    94 3 RAMCHAND Lfi Pum-i nani was tentatii i rged in a Singapore 1' Court yesterday with friend. Doulatram i Ds The SCCU i to have killed D.i Queen Street on Frid y 11 0 im. He wai r<- I j MR. F. J. Sullivan, re- 2 j
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    THE ARMY THANKS MR. FOO
    137 3 A NEW canteen for cfvfflasl workers in the Army opined by Mrs. T. W Pr. e. wife of the Deputy AdjutantGenersl FARELF at Gcrienl Headquarters in Singapore > terday. The canteen will be able t^ accommodate 500 diners at one sitting. It will serve Che
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    Fewer Meals Don't Help Reduce Weight
    405 3 Fewer Meals Don 't Help Reduce Weigh t THE more Singaporeans eat, the fatter they will get. The number of meals they eat has very little to do with it, a Singapore Biochemist and a woman nutritionist told The Standard yesterday. They were commenting on theories advanced by Harvard biochemists
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    Say The Experts
    201 3 selves warm, and when they came out here many of them ate in much the same way. Miss Jean Millis, a nutritionist attached to the Department of Applied Nutrition at the Tniversity of Malava. told The Standard that she thought eating larger meals less frequently was no
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    NEWSMAN FAILS TO ATTEND COURT
    131 3 A JOURNALIST, Jack Douglas Beaumont, failed to appear in a Singapore Police Court yesterday to answer a traffic charce. I Beaumont was on po!ir o bnii. His case was postponed for a week. Three other traffic charges were disposed of yesterday. In one, Leum Sai
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    Stole From Shipmate
    69 4 AN Indian seaman, 29-year-«V i Jayaram, was fined ISO a I sentenced to one day's i risonmenl by Mr. D. H. Chapman in Singapore; Police Conn yesterday for! Ili ft of S4l from fellow-sea-Di in, Abdul Karim. rise prosecution staged that On Friday Abdul Karim left j
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    There Are Still Tough Times Ahead, Ace Newsmen Say
    301 4 There Are Still Tough Times Ahead, Ace Newsmen Say 72 REDS KILLED IN ONE MONTH BUT- Standard Staff Reporter THERE are still tough times ahead even though the shooting war had been got under control to a great extent. This was the opinion of about a dozen top-ranking journalists of
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    THIEF JAILED
    27 4 .JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Abdullah bin Agil was sentenced bv The Sessions Court yesterday to eight months' imprisonment on each of three i harges of theft.
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    76 4 TWO brother comedians David and Joe O'Gorman arrived in Singapore by Comet jetliner on Friday heading the seven combined services entertainment team to come out to Malaya. The O'Gorman party will spend five week s in Malava entertaining British troops stationed throughout Malaya. The party included Pat Stevenson— -the O'Gorman
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    They Are First To Enjoy New Adventare
    100 4 The dollar seats for the three morning shows featuring the three dimensional featurette representations of "Aadioseopiks" a nd 'Third Murder" at Singapore's Cathay Cinema yesterday were sold out. This was the first time in the history of Malayan cinemas that three dimensional films
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    Sastri Tells Indians: Give To Varsity
    81 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Professor A. Ncelakanta Sastri. of India, who is on a v. it to Malaya, was entertained si a tea party given by the Indian community of Johore Bahru yesterday at the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Professor Sastri addressee', the gathering on
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    S'PORE ADMIRER GREETS KENTNER
    258 4 Standard Stall Reporter LOIIS KENTNER, brilliant Hungarian-born eoncert pianist, got oft a plane at Singapore from Colombo yesterday and shook hands with an admirer who hud long wanted to meet him Viee-Admiral Sir Charles Lambe, Commander-in-Chief, Ear East Station. Mr. Kcntner during his short stay in
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    Action On Straying Cattle Urged
    125 4 THE Singapore Ratepayers' !A iciation has receiyed comP of straying cattle at Marine Parade causing distil In children and old ]>■ "he .i sociation in a lc I er t< ie City Council, 1 he association II the Council gho t the problem of c
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    40 4 MARRIED yesterday at St. Andrew's Cathedral Sine* pore were Mr. Julian Burnett, of Guthrie and fJ ruifli. Alter a reception at Woolertnn Pirir ftftZ. k^:j i eeuH, lef, S i B(i apor e P /or Fra set^Sm "or Ihe' hasw^SSw!
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    Long Awaited Wife On Way Jumps In Sea
    113 4 A T H I R T Y-YEAR-OLD woman, Chin Ngeong Soong. who was to meet her husband in Singapore for the first time in years, jumped overboard the ship "Sandvikeii" midway between Hongkong and Singapore. Chin was rescued but all efforts to
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    Two Found Hanging
    42 4 A WOMAN, Chua Tan Xeo of Zion Road, Singapore, was found hanging in the lavatory of a house in Bras Basah Road yesterday. In Noordin Lane, a Chinese, found hanging in his room, was admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Stabbed In Brawl
    29 4 MOK MENG, of Kampong Tiong Bahru, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday after he was allegedly stabbed by a compatriot in a gambling brawl.
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    TEXTILE MAN IN COLONY
    68 4 Mr. Seth Kasturbhai, Indian textile magnate arrived in Singapore yesterday. He leaves for Hongkong on Apr. 7. While in Singapore, he will call on the Representative of the Government of India. Mr. Gopala Menon. and the Com-missioner-General, Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Mr. Kasturbhai will be entertained by
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    Grass Afire
    50 4 A I.ALLANG fire broke out in the Adam Road Chinese cemetery, Singapore, yesterday but was quickly controlled by the Fire Brigade. It is believed that the fire was caused by the burning of joss sticks and papers by the Chinese observing the Cheng Beng (AH Sou!*' Day) festival.
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    Boys Club Celebrates
    98 4 THE Singapore Queen Si Boys' C tb jresteraaj evi celebrated t^ seventh anniversary with a three-hour programme of exhibition matches in table tennis, ing. weightlifting and judo. In the table tennis matches. organ <ed by Tan Hong M I!T.^L Queen Street Boys' I champion. Tan Hong beat
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    52 Chinese Recruited
    45 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The recent recruiting campaign in Johore for Chinese recruits for the regular Police Fone resulted in 52 candidates being selected. Sfuar with 30 provided the biggest quota. Balu Pahat. Segama and Kluang prmioed six each and Johore Bahrti 4.
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    Smallholders Meet April 10
    45 4 THE Johore Smallholc. Association will hold its Rrst annual genera] meeting at the Batu P a h a t Government English School at 9.30 a m Oil Apr. 10. Afte»r the meeting a group photograph of. all present Will be taken.
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    TALK PUT OFF
    44 4 THE weekly talk by Mr. Keith Payne, Adult Education Officer. S ngapore in the series •The World Around Us" has been postponed from Apr. 8 to Apr. 15. The titte of the talk is "lmpaet Of World .War i On Society."
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    ISLANDERS SCORE A DESERVING VICTORY
    205 5 ISLANDERS SCORE A DESERVING VICTORY •Mil ,n ill oYpaitments of the game. Puiau h 1)Plt katong Sajarah 3— fl to take a we.l--d* vtan l* their SAFA 1 encounter tlar stadium vesterday. The Islanders, after M' nhsed scintillating soccer, and delighted r i ,i.i»v crowd present. \l The Katong lads
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    MARJAN, SADALI IN MALAY FINAL
    353 5 Two Singapore Malays Qiialified for the All Malayan ni^M V, SinS,es ,inal last night. They are Ismail bin Marjan, the Malayan Thomas Cup player, and Sadall, former Singapore junior champion. Selangor's Abdullah Piruz wno was to take part i n the championships, was unable to
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    India Bans Barefeet Soccer
    23 5 India Bans Barefeet Soccer fl*H£ „ian, be yajrd n (k t.iken the Shall l-(l--.t.nn [.dian soccer 1D md the iuin.l next i', B
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    Haigh Leads The Eight
    24 5 Haigh Leads The Eight jlalayan eou I I I I 1 I I this 1 g a.m. I 1 Eiaigb I it 8.45 a.m.
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    S'pore Win Tennis Cup
    159 5 S' pore Win Tennis Cup "i \I.\CC.\. Sat.- -Singapore >k the two remaining singles uid double matches to win the Chua Choon Leong Tennis Cup tins; Malacca today at the Malacca Hi«h School Court. Taking the court for the fit si 1 ne, Ona. Chew Bee. the Singae nee player,
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    HO HO IN MAY
    11 5 HO HO IN MAY I I I ■ociag al Mr. I
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    Schoolboys Play Rough
    224 5 Sports Letter 1 was a spectator at the soccer encounter between the Ano\ o-Ch i n est-Sch 00l and the Victoria School at Victoria School in which A.C.S. lost 2—4. Many who s«><* th e game were disgusted at the questionable 1 adopted by a couple ot
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    Stanvacs Win Swim Meet
    383 5 STANVAC, a team of 10 swimmers from Sungei Gerong. Indonesia, beat Singapore in a Junior swimming meet held at the Singapore Swimming Club yesterday. Stanvac ran out winners at the end of the meet with 58 points. Singapore juniors were selected from four swimming clubs Singapore,
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    TODAY'S Sport
    119 5 TODAY'S Sport 5U< CER: Kuta Raia Old Bo .> r YMMA or 4 p.m. Jo\An Besar: IRC p Kota Raja Din. 1 a' J. Besar; R" Malay SC Dir. 3B at Geyleng: Star Soccerttes '.4" p Naval c C Stat] Div. 3C st CYMA. GOLF: Malayan Golf chmmpUtnaMps at RSGC.
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    Genials Win
    17 5 Genial Y'oungfciers beat Junior Youngsters 2-1 in a friendly soccer match at Fairer Park yesterday<
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    Rocklites At Malacca
    44 5 Singapore's R>>cklite.s easily disposed of St. Francis Association at the Reclamation ground 3-1. Chuan Seng scored three gpall while John Hon and Tentj Lianu were responsible for the other two goals. Cyril de Witt scored the only goal for the loses.
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    Feeder Schools 'Hit' Malayan School Cricket
    1115 5  -  LALL SINGH By sU-lI? great extent the progress of cricket In fWlg|»» ss*g«Jßi hos suffered a severe check since the iSSSt n °t eeder "hools. I" *hese feeder sctioois, no solid grounding is given to youngsters with ony noturol ability in the name. Whatever
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      Big Welcome Planned For Young Maimunah
      204 5 Big Welcome Planned For Young Maimunah JOHORE BAHRU, Frl. A big programme is being arranged by Miss Enid Fernandes, Johore State Welfare Officer, to welcome home Che Maimunah binte Mahmud from Australia. This 15-year-old Malay girl la the first Malayan girl to ly to Australia to undergo a plastic surgery
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      RO FOILED SUICIDE BID
      52 5 CHEONO KEE. 40, pleaded guilty in a Singapore police court yesterday to a charge of attempted suicide. Kee was saved from the Telok Ayer Basin by a revenue officer after he had jumped into it. Insp. Michael Choi i g, prosecuting, said. Kee waa bound over
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    It's Tough To Be A Vegetarian
    1140 6  -  VEDAGIRI SAMBANDAM The Wailings Of A Singapore Devotee By THE time has come for me to confess openly that I am a vegetarian. In making this statement I want to clear my parents, teachers, friends and my wife of any part in this peculiar
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      99 6 DEAR EDITOR.... PEOPLE are such funny animals. There's /jftaj to write letters fro editors. Behind every one Jf^Pl /7\\ f thosC ,etfers slm P ,e human ,torv Jusfr jf Dear Sir, Here is a delightful new recipe your CT J Dear Sir,— Give me the old-fashioned \JfJ pen every time.
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    SYMBOL OF ALL THAT IS REGAI
    1608 7  -  JOAN REEDER Yet, To The People, 'A Fine Old Girl' By 1 HE mon who hod ju,t heard the new, outside Moriborough House turned to me ond soid- "SheTa, ley never said anything ike tnat about Queen Mary till the past few years. She
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    Man's Greatest Enemy Is Himself
    490 7  -  HAL BOYLE By Now a mole ran laiuh al a in in. In the n«*w atomic ase Hm asaae is safer The test la the Nevada Desert proved that. Mans greatest 1 enemy always his been himself From the dawn of time the weapons he
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    Where Colonel Bogus Boobed
    331 7 (F il It id not hern for a shilling, thf stor v of Private Manlio tapechl who posed as an ''inspector general" of t!i,. Italian forces, would still he a secret But the shilling, an unpaid mess hill in Budapest ten years ago found dim out.
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    Paris Shopping Season On
    1298 8 Shops Packed But Goods Are Expensive PARIS, Saturday. 'THE Paris shopping: season has started with a whang: and a bang. The ladies— bless 'em— are going crazy in shops, jam-packed with gorgeous offerings. Dollar-Americans dive right in and buy. The first British tourists, counting their sous,
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    Give Women Equal Pay For Equal Work
    438 8  -  LIONEI CRANE By A I EN. do you want \unwn a A to be attractive? gas, (Jo. Well. let Ihcm alone, let them b€ free to go thir own stay. A woman who is tied. bossed and directed l>\ man until she becomes
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    I CONFIDE A SECRET
    2413 9 g^gflgßatl^a* m OBBann^aannHßß^Boaa* ILanV VHI M^^^fonoExsfxs on v s#o/n rarferine has described her life as a GW in Hollywood and her acquaintance ™i th three young men. "JIM > i IM. her took me back to the day of her transfer overseas In 194»». for that
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      247 9 CO| "«fnV ls\ \aa It seems a miracle that a psroonN V, T pKH ancc crippled with poin, can re- \\Jll] cover to enjoy life to the full 090m. X k\l But such miracles happen every day AoW thanks te Dr. Mackensle't XsVLjaWl VEINOIDS "I feel twenty years younger," says
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    I write as I please
    960 10 HETHER this country is or is not ripe for self-government is perhaps less pertinent at the moment than whether the leaders of this country ate ready for self-government. In my view our present leaders are not. They dread the reality of a selfgoverning Malaya as
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    THE FREEDOM OF WHIPSNADE ZOO
    696 10 THE FREEDOM OF WHIPSNADE ZOO NOT ONLY DO THE SUBJECT PEO-^ "PLE LOSE THIS~ SELF RESPECT BUT EVEN WORSE THEY DO NOT KNOW THAT THEY HAVE LOST IT. LIKE^ CERTAIN ANIMALS BORN INTO ObFTIVITY THEY "PREFER THE SECURITY TIIAT PITS AND IRON ~BARS GIVeTthEM. UNACCUSTOMED THE INEVITABLE HAZARDS OF THE
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    An Essential Step To Asian Progress
    2364 10 Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. CommissionerGeneral in South-East Asia, says in the accompanying article which will be issued in pamphlet form this week that colonialism was an essential step to Asian progress and that the task now is to create a new 'relationship of equality" between
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    A Petite Lady's Big Role
    1322 11 humou? a^L I*"*"' pcticnce c $c Ce thc$ e «re the qoolities which Mrs. JJcNe.ce possesses to her odvontoge os the wife of the Cho.rmon of the City Council, Singopore. Miss Christine Diemer presents here her impressions of this wellknown end well-liked lody in o
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    Book Leads To 'Adopted' Child, Maybe More
    576 11 J^ SLIM little volume, in the black and white printed cloth of a Singapore sarong and tied together with red silk cord, has led to the realization of vet another "adoption" of a leper child from Trafalgar Home. The book, "Something About Singapore
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    Ivor Kraal's Kallang Diary
    1142 12 Ivor Kraal's Kallang Diary So You Want To Be An Air Hostess Dear Margie. So you want to be an air hostess! Do you know that Hundreds upon hundreds of applications ha in tour thick files SB the Chief Pilot's Office at Kallang airport? On the average, vacancies occur once
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    S'pore Motoring Hazards
    784 12  -  AUTOMO By \Y HOSE job is it to clear the road of broken glass and other bits of wreckage after an accident? The police and the City Council seem to think that the other party is responsible; to judge by the utter unconcern they show about clearing
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    3-D Battle Is On!
    688 13 3-D Battle Is On! I HERE'S never a dull moment in the motion picture business— even in Singapore. We've had the Battle Ratn e S ex FiIms the Battle of Iwojima, the Battle of the Oscarwinners, the Battle of the Newsreels and now it's the Battle of the 3-Ds. And
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    'THE RINGER' RINGS BELL
    394 13 D RITISH thrillers are, x# without exception, in a class by themselves That is, perhaps, because there is no effort made to overdramatise sequences. overact parts, or deliberately lead the audience astray. The facts are there, the characters are there and this is where the successful
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    Movies' Eastern Hotspot
    533 13 i tiYLU^ is very much in the news today. In fait it has been ever since Carol Reed and his film unit first turned their cameras on Trevor Howaj-d. Ralph Richardson and Kerima for the picturisation of Joseph Conrad's novel "Outcast of the Islands" and shot almost
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    Academy Made 34 Awards
    521 13 IN respaaae to numerous reSjarstl lrom readers of this page v< he wain the information tor their hies, a repeat puMu .itiou is being made BSd.t> of th, full list of recent A< .idiiny ot Motion Picture Asi araH: OUTSTANDING PRODUCTION—"The Greatest Show on EarthS (Cecil
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    THREE WIN 'STAR CONTEST 8'
    86 13 YVYINNERS of "Star Contest No. 8" are as follows>v FIRST PRIZE <S»5 J. PASQUAL of 8-A Guan Chuan St.. Singapore 3. SECOND PRIZE ($10). CHARLIE CHLA of 15 Heeren Street, Malacca. THIRD PRIZC <S5/-) SEE KUAN KENG of 29, Ipoh Road, Kuala Lumpur. There were
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    Simple Steps To Beauty And Health
    899 14 "V (H'Vl just come home from the hospital with your new baby. Life seems so thrilling and exciting. Yet you can't help hut wonder if you will be able to meet the responsibilities of taking care of a tiny infant. Well you're not alone
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    'DEAR JOY JONES
    255 14 r AM in love wi(h an amA bilious girl She continually advises me to work harder and save money. She has had x better education tban I have and intends to study overseas. I want to bur a larger car than the one I own at present
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    These 'Gloves' Protect Hands
    676 14  -  'CHRISTOBEL' By DISCOVERED d u r i n World War II a s a pro tection for industrial and munition workers against skin hazards. two very famous products are now "in civvies'' proving to be a housewife's blessing in Malaya. They are Rerodex Barrier Creams (71
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    Home Hints
    140 14 1 .VLJ.N'ED draperies need only h*i< s I M med all arot.nd. Make a narrfSMt hem on the sides, but at least a three-inch beading at the too to allo-r res ftpr a stitched s*ot to Itold the rod, or tor a real j rape stitched to fio'd
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    Pamper Feet On Hot Days
    239 14 lIOT-WEATHER days are 1 l not usually kind to your feet. Steaming sidewalks are th,. pricipal irritation, and since there is little you can do about them, better look for the solution elsewhere. Proper shoes, coupled with exerVise, are your best aids in eliminating the
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      71 14 L if? T jSMmSLI^ aaß nHLnV ibaililiiaaa! 4S aaaa^^V 5 v'aatßKE^aa ggg&* KIT A IIAYWORTH li > Achieve Tnia Thrilling New love/iiess Yourtelf With na, COLOR HARMONY 1 MAKE-UP f«iss** tHesa fomowi ofctmortzing reqsrleftea a?^' &aV ■•'.Si •rf Holly*. ,oo" a now ofVuring ncree*.' Jjrf I'WUuTj BBSVS will give rot,
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      191 14 r* U ''^CB^banntZ 4 11 %«r B -gggcßi!j the hands ■rY^Uid B^B^BB^fl of house- aaR-^vi Iwr fa wives and 3. m -*TP Is] men folk, ti J I whatever l!K| I I AWSsW w\ their work. t There ore two tort, of KERODEX Kaßb, c No. 51, for dry work,
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      378 14 £s il Is si a^S j I M 1 I I i^ ■u!f i -.v>}XyAu)exv«.v i <5->^'^'-.--.vS!'>.-. -■oS8&^-> sJ i S"> ▼JP/ *^P* A g^B T«'»\ > gi oi \uo\: J J. "<> n.ttiirr: Mm. I. me Hith tlif knowledge > of thy H.irk^: m..«i. I. mt to 2 1
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    To Coronation...By Sea And Air
    498 15 j Conducted Tours Offered Malayans Hn CHRISTINE DIEMER njjir.n FOl II Singaporeans left in the luxury IIU r Ronu yesterday en route to a magic „n.)l< to the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth 11, ['i otitic !1 lune 2 •}>.e vanthree con,pore tra- ip ne e
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    Standard Pattern Service
    556 15  -  Rosalind Ratnam ic HERE ore the sewing instructions for Pattern No. 3 which appeared in last week's Sunday Standard. Note: 1 With your pattern pieces vtu win receive an identification chart which will show in miniature the various pattern pieces for his dre>s Before vou do anything
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    How To Order A Pattern
    264 15 How to order o pottern: Fill in the measurement chart. Then with seven Standard Pattern Service coupons plus three ten-cent stamps (to cover postal charges) send It to the Standard Pattern Service, The Singapore Standard, 128 Robinson Road, Singapore I. In return you will get:
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    Grotesque, Womanless Land
    683 15 A GRIM and grotesque land without women, peopled by ghostly Martian-like figures, i% today being created On the roof of the world. Blasted in winter by iBO m.p.h. snow gales at 50 deg. below zero— it is the United States' top-seret line of defence: the white wilderness
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    Malayan Fashions For Both Sexes
    1732 16  -  ANDREW ROTH By Few MP's Know Much About Us fTHOtI is a fashion-plate J tmale apaclssj l n Kuala Lumpur. We learn this from .''Man About Town" the llony yearly magazine £.'hi -h has Just made its Jl s» appearance. When this Th igazine was
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    26 17 it > for a ply ison t per t V I ison rrecl couth ning r ding i Jno I lop fast r Tn yards
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    183 17 n holt i square to ■■it like this— Draw a line down the ceni the lane or. if on grass, i a piece of string and c with a couple of Mark from the toes of your as in diagram (2) until get to your instep then id
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    145 17 Get To Your Mark There are three basic start each one will suit different athletes, depending on his phys i ke up. It is the athlete's responsility to sele i the start that him be>t and to practise it until it becomes automatic. Bullet or Bunch Star. Medium Star. Fig.
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    1550 17 hh athletic series, Sydney Coleman writes on STAHTE\€.. lit U.SI.Vfc AMI mill It ESSEX 1 1 MS piesent day sprinting techmm \¥J*& wr n^« to look ri^ •B. whe a B many centuries ssate. the Greeks not onlv 2S£J the cult of "physical ?reit r!° n
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    227 17 How To Limber Up Do not be deceived by this warn climate and think that the booy is .sufficiently warm to avoid limbering up. It is essential 10 warm up before any ra«-e or any event. It is vital to go through the full procedure of thoroughly loosening up the
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    225 17 The training ii .li he same as Um Bht 4 a*. cept that lon neei must be covered p more stamina. Say 300 400 yards fast striding rite t2t event is mainly run the curve so you must prepare yourself for curved running. The starting position is
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      549 17 Corona Hon Tour Contest lSfcAlltßs ot the Siafapere Standard will choose the Most Popular bportaman or Sportiwoman of Milaya who a ill be honoured as tn Unofficial Representative al this land to attend the oronation t cremonie* la I ondoo dnrlng may and lone thla ?ear Ihe Conies, ahich wiU
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    839 18  -  ROGER At The Annual Seletar Swim Gala By THK Children's Annual Swimming Gala topped the popularity parade and monopolised the limelight, here at Seleta r. The Lancaster children,* well known in the Colony during the last few years, were once again the stars of the
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    342 18 Teams competing at the Naval Base Sailing Club for the R N.S.A. Dinghy Championships will be from Penang V.C.. Royal Hong Kong Y.C.. Royal Singapore Y.C., Naval Base Sailing Club (Two teams) Royal Engineers Y.C.. FARELF Sailing Club. R.A.F. Changi YC and RAP. Seletar Y.C. However
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    898 18 Says 'SAPPER' BOXING has monopolised this week's Armv spoitj,,,. t noble art have been given a real treat on Monday with the i» r X s Ind day the Semi-Finals, and Thursday the Finals of the r \\Rl 1 1 m nir pionships.
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    89 18 THE Grand Nation il i- mid. t liil the lower picture) is it tin fit -t i ney, in white breeches. p.irU «<>mp>n> rr«i Quite Naturally. The winner if you've is Early Mist (left) ridden bj H V," year's national winning va-iU him »N Irish Lizzard.
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    Kee Chan Fights O'Sullivan
    43 19 Kee Chan Fights O'Sullivan oiony boxngster. Lim ain event. ilUvan of H April li at •adium. things lined victory hom I undere slugI will be i ibition of a tilt at Yoshio j as three on his besides led to tight Ric Cheng.
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    50 19  -  Chow Kuan Yee. Standard Photo Photo by Radrodro leads with a left which is cleverly evaded by Yolande Pompee —an action picture taken at Friday night's big fight which lasted only three rounds. Radrodro retired after the third round after going down to a count of
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    S'pore 150 For 4
    216 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. Singapore, batting: first, on what looked like a batsmen's paradise scored l.">0 for tour wickets before r:iin stopped play at 2.45 p.m. The Colony openers. Heard and Stacey, scored runs freely with good stroke play to give Singapore a good start in the
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    210 19 LONDON. Apr 4 (Reuter) English soccer results lor Good Friday: FIRST DIVISION Blackpool 2. Derby C. 1. Bolton 5 Sunderland 0. Burnley 2. Preston N'hend 2. Charlton A. 2. Manchester U. 2. Chelsea 1. Arsenal 1. Liverpool 2, Cardiff City 1. Manchester C. 3^ Sheffield W 1
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    56 19 SYDNEY, Apr. 4. <AP).— An imported English mare, Ta J le 7_4 favourite won the f.wo pounds handicap at RandwicS Racecourse. Sydney today. The win heavily hit bookmakers who said the mare was bacKed for £1.000.000 a*af J**lWg* few weeks and eoupled In JM doubles with Carioca. 'ayounte
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    Getz Bros BP
    54 19 THE following will represent Getz Bros, at badminton against the Malaya Publishing House at the Singapore Badminton Hall Guillemard Road on April 11 at 3 p.m. sharp. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Parrott, Jimmy Teo, Patrick Huan, Pliter de Silva, Larry Savier, Tham Kong Warn, Anthony Goh,
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    Ex-Boxer Dies
    59 19 BUENOS AIRES. Apr. 4 AP). —Willie Gould, tiny British born grand old master of Argentine Boxing died here today. Gould, who came to Argentina before 1910, taught boxing to a large number of Argentines and became featherweight pro ess ionaTchampion in 1912. He lounded a Boxing Academy and
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    RAD'S NO WORLD FIGHTER
    572 19 RAD'S NO WORLD FIGHTER —No, Not Yet VAI Aw by JEFFERY JAMES YpLANDE POMPEE burst the bubble thot D'ew Isimed Radrodro into a world conquering tighter even before he was out of the backwoods of Johore. In one short round, Pompee proved that world boxers are not born they are
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    Rain Rohs Varsity Of Victory
    351 19 Rain Rohs Varsity Of V ictory RAIN robbed the University of Malaya of a good win when thev met the Singapore Cricket OsA in a friendly one-day match on the [t.id.iiu yesterday evening. The Varsity going in first put up 170 for six and declared. Highlight ot the day was
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    90 19 A goal scored In the 55th minute by ji. side- left Nathan gave Windsor Rovers a narrow 2 l win over the Gymkhana Sports Club in a SAFA Division :.B league match played at Geyiang Stadium yesterday. Gymkhana were first leading 1- I in the first
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    427 19 Inter-CSC Swim Meet PENANG, Sat.— With the brilliant performance of Neo Chwee Kok who came out an easy winner in the 100 metres free-style, and who was responsible for bringing victory in the 800 metres free-style relay, Singapore is now leading Penang by 27
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    Amaladoss, Koenitz Skittle Penang Out
    203 19 IPOH, Sat.— The Perak bowlers, Amaladoss and T. Koenitz, today played havoc with Penang batsmen in the opening day's play of the three-day inter-State fixture played on the padang here on a pitch which took a lot of spin. Amaladoss captured four wickets for 15
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