Sunday Standard, 1 November 1953

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD dsfjsgjsgjja n m 3H s. Vol. IV. No. 122. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1953. TWENTY PACES 10 CENTS.
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    'Talks-not strikes' is new policy
    184 1 'Talks-not strikes' is new policy Industrial Peace THERE was more industrial peace in Singapore this year than any postwar period, the Assistant Commissioner for Labour, Mr W. I. Galletly, told The Standard yesterday. Ie said there have been only three s and about 30 industrial disthis year against five strikes
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    Nobel Peace Prize Awards
    37 1 3. Oct. 31— (AP)— The Nobel Institute night that Al--1 .vcr. humanist and -if, nary. was Nobel Peace Prize >52, ;.nd loimer U.S. f State GenerGeorge C. Marshall. the 1" I r 1953
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    Clark Decorated
    14 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesrated Gen. Mark li for concluding "a i.M Korea. U.P.
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    QUEEN FOR A DAY
    90 1 QUEEN FOR A DAY "SO WHAT! I should'o been made the queen instead of the train bearer/' thinks Leslie Hendrickson as she sits grimly on the steps of the Queen's throne at the concert given by the Convent of the Good Shepherd at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall, St. Joseph's
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    Korea Talks Re-Open
    55 1 PANMUNJOM, Oct. 31. (Reuter), United Nations and Communist officials began the sixth session of preliminary Korean talks at Panmunjom today. The Communists opened by asking if United Nations Ambassador Arthur Dean wished to reply to a Communist proposal that the two sides talk first about the composition
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    3-POINT PLAN TO AID RUBBER
    327 1 LONDON, Nov. 1: (Rcuter)— The Rubber Study Group today pttt forward o three-point pl*n to ease recent price developments i*"' cn n °d P'««e<l the natural rubber industry in "a serious posif*on." T The Group, which hfrs been considering the desirability of .settirjg up a
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    HGs Take Over The Villages
    187 1 HGs Take Over The Villages KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Tig Home Guards have reached such a stage of efficiency trjat they are taking over from the Special Constabulary tho responsibility of defending kampongs and new villages n the Federation. There are now more than 20IJ.Q0Q Home Guards, made up of 125,000
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    Suez Soldiers Are Missing
    44 1 CAIRO. Oct. 31— (AP)— Two British soldiers in the Suez Canal zone being held on charges of larceny broke out of arrest from a guardroom on Tuesday and have not been traced yet, the British Embassy here said last evening.
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    Trains Back On Prewar Schedule
    77 1 Trains Back On Prewar Schedule PRAI. Sat. As from tomorrow the Malayan Railway will be operating on its prewar schedule. A complete revision of its time-table has been made The new 250-ton Pelangi. Will be added to ferry fleet, consisting of the Violet and Elizabeth, to convey passengers from Penang
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    K.L.'s BIGGEST SECRET SOCIETY IS CRACKING UP
    253 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The powerful "Wah Kee secret society in Kuala Lumpur, the strongest in numerical strength among the outlawed societies, is showing signs of cracking up as a result of pressure by the police. At least seven of the society's top executives
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    Girl Gives Savings To The Fund
    185 1 NOVEMBER is here and many of us are already preparing for Christmas and for the joy and merriment that come with it. But there are thousands of children and old people in Singapore and the Federation those who are crippled orphaned and in other
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    Police Seal Ipoh Guild
    69 1 IPOH Sat. The Chief of the Perak Contingent of the Special Branch here today sealed the premises of th e Ipoh Chinese Amalgamated Guilds' Union at Hume Street. Although the reason for this action was not disclosed, 'it will be recalled that the Union has unsuccessfully
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    UK Air Chief In Pakistan
    47 1 KARACHI Oct. 31. (AFP) British Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Sanders arrived here late in the night on a three-day visit to Pakistan. Sir Arthur who is commander designate of the Imperial Defence College, is on a tour of the Commonwealth countries.
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    TALKS END
    25 1 THE Rubber SUiriy Group management. i committee's series of meelinns ended in London on Fridny. A comnuiniqu* will be issued later.— J Reuter
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    VIETMINH ATTACK AS NIXON ARRIVES
    189 1 VIETMINH ATTACK AS NIXON ARRIVES SAIGON, Oct. 31 (Reuter)— Richard Nixon, United States Vice-President said here today that if the Communists succeed in Indochina the last chance for freedom and independence in every country in South-east Asia would be gone forever. Mr. Nixon who is on a sixday visit to
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    Duke Honours Press
    42 1 LONDON, Oct. 31 (Reuter) The Duke of Edinburgh accepted honorary life membership when he attended a dinner at the London Press Club last night. He was presented with a Club tie by Colonel J.I Astor, President of the Club
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    JAPS TO INCREASE FORCES
    92 1 JAPS TO INCREASE FORCES WASHINGTON. Oct. 31. (Reuter)— Jap&n and the United States have agreed thrt Japan should increase her home defence forces, it was officially announced yesterday. The announcement was made in a communique at the end of talks between United States officials and Mr. Hayato Ikeda. personal representative
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    Planter Dies
    40 1 LONDON, Oct 51 (Reuter) Mr. Eric Whitelaw, retired Ceylon rubber planter, who collapsed at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday just before receiving the Order of the British Empire (0.8.E from the Queen die<» last night in a London hospital.
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    Times Takes Grave View Of Rubber issue
    244 1 Times Takes Grave View Of Rubber issue LONDON, Oct. 31, <Reuter) The current world surplus of tin and rubber presents South-East Asia with a problem of growing complexity, the Financial Times said today. This newspaper took a particularly grave view of the situation in natural rubber and suggested that it
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    Police Fire On Students
    61 1 LUCKNOW. Ort. II (Ren Two people wore wij i i whi«n police opvruvj flre tO disperse a crowd of student demonstrators line today. The firing followed several clashes near Lucknow Un sity between police who attempted to break up demonstrations and students who hurled brick-bat* at
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    C'wealth Award For S'pore Girl
    119 1 C'wealth Award For S'pore Girl LONDON. Ort 31: <Kru ter) Mis* Deryuea low a ioliniNl fi .»in Sincaporr aad Mi*s Pamela Strirk ley, a M.iMrs.- pianist, were Jointly awarded a medal for the roloaies »< the final onrert «f the Festival of Common wealth Youth at the hradquarter* of the
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    PoW Hurls Chair At Red Explainer
    269 1 PoW Hurls Chair At Red Explainer PANMLWJOM Ocfc> 31, (AP)^KirJfeing; streaming, cursing anti-R e d North Korean war prisoners faced Communist persuaders in the Korean neutral zone today— as they had promised to do and mast of them chose emphatically not to return to their Redruled homeland. One POW threw
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    Royal Tour Plan Change
    62 1 SUVA Fiii. O.t 51 (R, rl Tin* Fijian Government announctd t(>'l;iv tint Qu i tabeth and tha Duke •<• Edinburgh will fly fiorn Suva to Nukualofa, tha Tonn < > i tal, it»-,tc,i(l nf tailing Umtd tha tour lin«»r Gothic, as origi* nallv plaiuu'd. Thij will
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    Casey Unaware Of New Pacific Pact
    639 2 'ANZUS THE LAST WORD' Standard Staff Reporter MR. R. G. CASEY. Australian Minister for External Affairs, declared he was not conscious of any specific proposals put forward by any government on the ''rumoured" Pacific pact, at a press conference yesterday. Mr. Casey said he
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    RUBBER UP 1 CT.
    156 2 RUBBER prices in Singapore gained one cent per lb. on a steady market yesterday first grade rubber for November shipment closing around 56J cents per lb. A better sentiment prevailed on the market yesterday with both London and New York prices improving to around Singapore levels.
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    Rediffusion Wire Cut
    76 2 SOME 200 yards of RedifTusion wire valued at $45 was cut from 17-foot high posts between Lorong 17 and Lorong 3 In Geylang. A CARBURATOR v*alued at 534 was reported stolen from a motar boat moored alongside Telok Ayer Basin in Singapore recently. A EUROPEAN businessman left
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    Puzxle Solution
    62 2 SOLUTION to' UsV Wrek's picture dunle: A bun(% of paper clips. First correct solution to be opened by the Contest Editor was that sent by Mr. Lim Seek I^nff, of 43E RiftV Ranee Penan;;. The prire of S»© will be posted to bitu this week. Owin« to pressure
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    Asurie And Her Troupe To Dance In S'pore
    155 2 Asurie And Her Troupe To Dance In S'pore AZL'RIE. a bic name in India where dam-ing Is concerned, will arrive in Singapore in the Victoria on Not. 22 with her troupe of dancers from Karachi and Bombay including the internationally famous Persian dancers Sybari* de Sevcra* and his party. A
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    Burglaries: Beer, Fags, Cash Stolen
    132 2 THREE rases of burglary involving the loss of beer bottles. cigarettes, wrist watches and cash, were revealed by the Singapore Police yesterday. Cas* No. 1: A provision shop by the side of Singapore River was broken into o n Thursday night and 29 bottles of
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    $100 For False Report
    120 2 $100 For False Report THE City Police Magistrate. Mr. J.M. bevereaux-Coiebourn. found Phoa Jee Hai (25). a seaman, guilty of making a false report to Sergeant Tompang at the Beach Road Police Station on Aug. 30 of last year, in ordor to obtain a replacement of ;i lost identity card.
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    Traffic Signal Offence Fines
    50 2 TWO motorists. Goh Ah Choon and Pen Chwee Skw. were each fined $20 in thv Singapore Second Traffic Court yesterday, on the charge -»>! failing to conform to a tranV signal. Another motorist. Lee Ch'ew Khiew. was fined $15 in thr 6air»e court for a similar
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    Had No Lights
    47 2 KAW MEXG. who drove car alone Syed AJwi Road on August 14 without front JijiJjts and without a rear .number plate, was yesterday lined *W on the first charge and £2(1 on the second by the Singapore Second Traffic- Magistrate Mr Howe Yoon Chonjj.
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    Seamen Smuggle Red Literature Into S'pore
    315 3  -  BERNARD WILLIAMS I rout UK i in Zaici&nvshg By Standard Shipping Reporter COMMUNIST literature in the form of pamphlets, novels and other texts written by authors with strong Communist leanings ate being smuggled into the Colony and the Federation parts by Asian crews of
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    STUDENTS DONATE BLOOD
    93 3 STUDENTS DONATE BLOOD g gapore Bl >od Bank i 95 donors this week. wt're in "ii from St. ance Brigade, and i .'iiirl teachers from f hinese School. B I Transfusion Centre anxious to enroll new i he demand for blood ii ex peeled to in- in the Bank up
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    Labour To Form New Party
    168 3 Labour To Form New Party MORE than 1.000 former members of Singsnore Labour Party and sympathisers of the labour cause will meet on Tuesday to form a new political party pledged to secure social justice to the workers. Mr. S. Jagannthan. South Wjrd City Councillor, told The Standard yesterday. As
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    He Threatened Red Leader
    46 3 PARIS. Oct. 31, (Reuter)— A Frenrh court today sentenced Louis Riro, a street trader, to one year's imprisonment for bursting into the residence of the French Communist leader. M. Jacques Duclos, on May 6. threatening members of his staff with a pistol
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    Ike's Envoy
    20 3 PRESIDENT Eisenhower's special envoy to the Middle East, Eric Johnston, arrived in Damascus by plane Friday afternoon. AP
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    Singapore City's New Skyline
    75 3 'Mil latest additions to the City's skyline are graphically raptured in this photograph taken by Standard cameraman Then Ta Klioon about 200 yard.s offshore from C'ollyer Quay. The imposing 18-storey Asia Insurance Building may be seen towering over the gleaming white completed structure of Finlayson Hou.se.
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    Illegal Sweep Tickets Pour Into Singapore
    266 3 SINGAPORE, the centre of trade in South-East Asia, is fast becoming a centre for illegal international lottery tickets. Despite strict security measures taken by the Police authorities, illegal and bogus sweepstake tickets continue to slip into the Colony. These tickets are sent by syndicates
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    Members For State Council
    88 3 KUALA LIPIS. Sat. The Sultan of Pahang has appointed Mr. E.F. Lodge of Raub as an Unofficial Member of the State Executive Council of Pahang for a period of one year. Mr. P.A. Gothing. the State Agricultural Officer, Pahang has be3n appointed Official Council Member of
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    Jade Bangles Show Up Again
    446 3 THE FASHION of wearing jade bangles has largely died with the end of the custom of binding the feet of Chinese women. But here and there, girls in the latest cheongsums still wear them. A good pair of jade bangles may cost as much as
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    Anglers' Postbag
    339 3 Anglers' Postbag j What Is the dirtm-n. between a Siajakau and a K income and what are they m.id,. of?— T. S Lay Bofh arc made of buffalo horn. QiM end of your hfi»id!iu*» 11 p*rman«iitty f»e<t to the fop end of a unjnknii and the rnrd trace ti fixed
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    31 3 photo MR AW V<)\(. TO\(. is seen flttinc Jade him; I. over thr hand of a pretty rlicot. The mn-r lii.m rni.nu a uiirht measure of pain for thr wearer.- Standard
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    SCHOOLBOY GETS $25
    67 4 THREE more donations totalling $25 have been reeeiv- < (i tor Chan Slew Kay. the Victoria School, Singapore. studeni who first refused a $100 scholarship, because he wanted 1o get B job to help his widow«(i mother, but later accepted Jt. The latest contributions are from Mr.
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    New Air Fares To Suit All Pockets
    250 4 Standard Aviation Reporter TO OFFER a round-the-world trip, at a fare to suit the porket of the normal v,age earner, has Jong been the dream of world's airline operators. Now at last that dream is near realization. At this moment, representatives of all
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    Dusty Day When Islander Arrives
    387 4 PORT SWETTENHAM, Sat. It is always t dusty day at this port when the vessel Islander brings in its cargo of phosphate from Christmas Island for distribution to the various towns in the Federation. The Islander, a 1,500 ton vessel, is one of the few
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    First Aid Test
    26 4 MR. W.A.C. GOODE, Officer Administering the Government, will attend the St. John Ambulance First Aid Competition Final at th c Badminton Hall today.
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    Allowance Up For Travel
    64 4 A llowance Up For Travel THE Basic Travel Allowance (holiday allowance for travel to certain countries outside the sterling area) for November this year to October next year is £50 for adults— an increase of £10 a head. The number of countries for which the allowance is available also has
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    7 BRAVERY AWARDS IN MALAYA
    224 4 Capt Who Shot 2 Reds WinsM. C. LONDON, Oct. 31: (Reuter)— A British army captain who shot down two of five Communist bandits In a skirmish in a Malayan rubber plantation has been awarded the Military Cross, the War Office announced yesterday. Captain John Howard
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    44 4 Pllolo COUPLE smilins happily n this phntour.inh Doreen Constance Ihlhn, and M r. Will n, *> were married yesterday at the Wesl, n MeihV^' I 'V Singapore, by the Rrv Tracey K Jones \7V held immediately after the servire at u,,. u Canning Rise Standard
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    New Soft Drink Factory
    198 4 New Soft Drink Factory In spite of talk of approaching bad times, yet another firm of soft drink manufacturers is entering the business in Singapore. A group of enterprising businessmen are going ahead with plans for a million-dollar factory that will turn out thousands of dozens of Bireley soft drinks
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    Remembrance Day Wreaths
    67 4 ASSOCIATION'S, clubs, individuals and members of the Services and others who wish to book wreaths for the Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Singapore Cenotaph on Nov. H. ire ;:-ked to contact Mrs. W. W. Yum. at No 8. Oxley Rjse (Tel. *****). The wreaths \v:":i be at
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    'You Robbed Me, I Killed'
    105 4 WILLIAM K.C. Lowe, commission agent. Johore Bahru, was tentatively charged with murdering Sankaran Nair before Tuan Syed Abdul Rahman at the Johore Bahru Magistrate's Court, yesterday. Two court clerks giving evidence said that Sankaran Nair entered the court office at 9.30 a.m. on Sept. 3
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    Jobs Come Hard For Varsity Boys
    235 4 Standard Staff Reporter DEGREES of the Tniversity of Malaya conferred on graduates have not always proved a sure passport to Government or commercial job s in Singapore and the Federation. Although the University is only four yean old and producing some 150 graduates a
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    S'PORE WOMEN ARE HAT CONSCIOUS AGAIN
    316 4 S'PORE WOMEN ARE HAT CONSCIOUS AGAIN f r INGING backwards pre-war formality, Sin•e womei are becoming conscious once again. With a keen eye towards this coming definite trend two women, each an artist in her profession, put their heads together a few monthago and dreamed up what is appropriately named
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    He Circles The Globe On Bikes
    110 4 He Circles The Globe On Bikes AFTER a 40,0()n-mii o round the world tour on autobike Mr. Mateti NaraMmhan. 30--year-old Indian, arrived in Singapore yesterday. The goodwill traveller >t;u:ed from Hyderabad. InH,;j on Nov. 20. 1950 on an ■utobikc with the offiViai rnrouraj;cment of the Minister* «>f bternal Affairs arul
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    42 4 I MK M\N II IKASIM II a M preai i Will lJ.l\rlli I ir. I pirtun o n Ins ii th«- < n> ifti i i BUM I'Mii lour took Inn tim-.'iis .i.ni in i r< nni thrrr c.irs i I nifi.-ilhs.- Standard
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    AIR PARCELS FOR EIRE
    15 4 AIR PARCELS FOR EIR E TH! tertl.iv Kir. will P and is 1 1 S
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    On Record
    90 4 On Reco rd Mr l» V. .'i li I inc tl.:«-t Bum Sound Krcordii th.i( is now produt spcf'd rrr.iniM P M special!) d« tu-«l i" thr tn.p U Him Siagapwc \< I- <i met .it K.«H.inu Mr s I* StMtii n dim tor of S|M»t Ka««' Mr, MrlNiitM v
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    Recs More Nearer To Hockey Honours
    409 5 i\POK£ Krrrrution Club, last years Singapore Hockey Association Divine champions, are on their way to another successful season this vear relay they took a step nearer to it by scoring their fourth successive when th«»v routed Indian Association s—l on the Padan? With this
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    23 5 N \C. CJood* is AjMM hand s with Won K Pen* Soon at the Badminto n Hall last mgnt nefore the came fommenced.
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    CHOONG vs LEE FINAL
    54 5 i i>o\ Oct. 31: (R ul i ELB. iioong will i I Lee !n the final of •i > -sinules in ttx* i. <ip<*n badminton I) impioiLships t<»nij;ht. in the Ml Malayan semiil^ < boOß| beat his cuusin I I < hooMR 1T> 18 14 -id
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    SCRC HOCKEY
    35 5 ng will rcpreK C in a league I h with r,.H. Tanglin on Wed--4 ,-it 5.11 p m. ing plajren are at the SC.R.C transport. On.g Bwee Kok Prow. I! Kcng, Lim Vincent
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    Naval Threes Lack Technique, Ability
    482 5 N aval Threes Lack Technique, Ability SINGAPORE Cricket Club added yet another Service scalp to their collection when they literally ran through a not-at-full-strength Royal Navy by 19 points (two goals and three tries) to three (penalty goals), in a fast, clean and open game of rugger on the SCC
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    PIRUZ, SICK, PLAYS ON
    511 5 Gives Ooi Hard Fight In Poppy Day Badminton ALTHOUGH Selangor's Abdullah Piruz was down with fever he gallantly played a one-set singles match against the redoubtable Ooi Teik Hock and later, in partnership with Chan Kon Leong, took on the Malayan doubles champions, Ong Poh Lim
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    ODD GOAL WIN
    46 5 ROYAL El (Ctrical an,| M.dianical Engineei dh I Young Hen Chri tian A ation 2—l in Singapore Hock) A i.i li<m1 i<m Division ii letucuc match at B.i Road >' Ah Kum and Snap i for the REME atU Soon Hai for thp YMCA
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    Friendly Soccer
    36 5 JUNIOR Athietic Association beat Kadayanallur Muslim League 4-1 in a friendly soccer gam e at Farrer Park yesterday Waterson (3) and Doraisaniy were the icorcrs for the winners while Syed got the Muslim goal.
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    WIN FOR BASE
    39 5 NAVAL Base Sports Club beat Singapore Harbour Board Police 1— 0, in Division 111 of the hotkey league at Keppel Road yesterday. Naval Base won by a goal scored ofl a penalty bully by Harbajan Singh.
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    Rangers' Game
    28 5 COMBINED Rangers beat Serangoon Road Rangers > o in a t. adly fame of soccer played at Fairer Park yesterday. Tha'in (2) and Rajoo were the scorers.
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    Corinthians Are Champs
    399 5 SINGAPORE Corinthians with a convincing 4 2 victory at Jalan Besar, over the Balestier Inited became SAFA's division three champions. It was the Corinthian 14th successive victory and they have yet to be defeated. They are near to accomplishing a double this season as they are in
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    UK Soccer Results
    312 5 LONDON. Oct 31: (Rcuter) Football l*Stfltj I/EAGI i: DIVISION I Arsenal 4. ShefY. Wed. 1. Aston Villa 2. Bolton 2. Blackpool 4. W. Brom 1. Cardiff 5. Charlton 0. Chelsea 5 Liverpool 2. HudrieisfieJd o. Manchester U. O Manchester C. X Burnley 2. Portsmouth 0. MiddUv-brough 2
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    Two Tries Win
    23 5 RAF Seletar beat UNAS by six points (two tries'* to nil at ruKßer yesterday. Wylie and Woodruff were the scorers.
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    DAVID SEOW DETHRONES CHAMPION
    189 5 Eighteen -year-old St. Fatrick's schoolboy. David Srow. became the 1»53 Colony Junior Open Single* cham,aion. uhei be scored an upnet victory I—6,1 6, 6—4. b-^> the holder and .fancied ourite Sharin bin Osoian. in a hard-lousht. hour-long battle oa the YMCA Court* yrifterday. Straightaway striking top
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    Police Concede Victory
    146 5 (KVION ipetii (lub u«ir fortunate to tun an rwulv <ont«-s|c tJtiir uii'-n Ilirv brat the Polmc Sportiai Aksori.it ion —1 in N'f division I traffic horkry fi\tur«' at BsJeaUrr l?o:«d. yr rtfrtiij Th < it I v a tiling tu the oppoi then In the tM ;>
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    I WAS A SPY IN SINGAPORE
    1200 6  -  WILLIAM DRURY akiakgajgkjag By Unmasked By The American Navy (JIIILDREN, ever since it became fashionable to dislike people who give you money, your Uncle William has been sadly out of step with the rest of the world. To be brutally frank. I actually like
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    759 6  - You're Lucky If You Have A Nagging Wife HAL BOYLE Says lIATEVER you do, don't nag: your husband," young brides are often warned. "If there is one thing a man can't stand in a wife it's nagffing." This is about the most ridiculous advice you could possibly plant in a
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    Lure Horns Of Denmark
    40 6 photo. The national band of the Danish Boys 11 rived in London recently to five a brass b; cert at the Central Hall. Westminster, fh* two members of the band playing the <i«" lure horns. AP
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    The Poor Have More Immunity To Diseases
    338 6  -  Stan Swintou r PHE poor seem to have 1 more immunity to disease than the rich. That, anyway, was the implication in a report presented to the sixth International Congress of Microbiology in Rome by Dr. Reuben L. Khan. Dr. Khan, University of
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    ADVENT OF MAYOR, CITY HALL FORESEEN
    513 7  -  S. Ramachandra By \OW that Singapore is to have a Mayor next year, it i s interesting to ni»ir that a local Municipal Commissioner of the I.M century liad foreseen the advent of our City Hall and Mayor. '!<• WU Mr. Tan Kootig ..i'er
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    Where The Aged Are Looked After
    1262 7  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By THEM are throe homes in Singapore where ->0l) needy old folks are spending the twilight ilivir lives. Here old men and women, ,I, ifi no place to go to, who are unable to l(O rk and without relatives to look after
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    1120 8 MAXMfS FLOOtt SHOW ROUTE NAPOLEON 9LANS FOn LOUVRE MONEY FOR STALL JPORTEUS CAFE FLORE WEEK'S QUOTES 'Less Insolent 9 Top Half For Next Summer 'Y HE haute couturiers seem to have a calendar all of their own. In the spring we had the Spring Collections. Okay. A
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    579 8  -  J. HALCRO FERGUSON r rHE English vanished at Barcelona Air Terminal. A few nours before, when vve boarded the four-engined Iberia plane at London's Heathrow Airport the interior of the cabin had been alive with their voices, the accents of London the Midlands and the North country However
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    1220 9  -  James Peter Chin By n f*f Sit > i inn us ilt 0» pot in Snuiht:m m i Mmim slitnUing ai th*> rrovsTOff(/.« oi* thi* i 4i\i. *i§4* f one of lh<> "hnl--f/##r-/#/\ #//#>// it affii a, thr bi«r?est entrepot which stands at the cross■n explain
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    866 9  -  LIMTIONG ANN CJEJT BEHIND THE POLI CE NICOLL By tne brutal sex slaying of 16-year-old C nonz Geek Tin. another bloody chapter is written in the annals of violent crimes in Singapore. Sex cr ->■ f ti)^ past six years nai' -j
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    58 9 PMOtO AN axe-he.*d with a secret compartmeat osed to conceal opium. Thi> Staadard picture shows the axe-head with tke cover aad a slidr hiase which locks the secret compartment in place It is omr of the iaseBiou> methods tued *»y saias slew whuh experirnted C jstom officials have i<» snard
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    1954 10  -  S. Raja Ratnam <r Will Foreign Capital Flow Into A Free Asia? L IIK APPEAL to foreign capital to come into Malaya should not be taken to mean a change in the traditional policy ol financing economic development in this country. Malaya's economic development has
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    758 10  -  PETER STURSBERG By ()NCE again the question of the Free Territory of Trieste i s being debated at the United Nations, and there i s the gloomy prospect of it becoming one of the perennial problem^ here. An issue unresolved by the Security Council merely remains on
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    New Home And 18 'Brothers' For Diane
    718 11 New Home And 18 'Brothers For Diane YS/HEN Mrs. Jennie Harris, wife of Thomas A. Harris, agricultural economist who runs an experimental and training station in Borneo under the auspices of the Methodist Mission, returns to Naga Mujang, Sarawak, from Singapore, she will take with her a little adopted daughter,
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    777 11  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER By THIS is the JOI/i 0/ a scries on Ml omett of Malaya* bv Christine Diemer, Further articlet in this $eries trill appear regularly in the Sunday Standard. AS an (irlivp partii ifHint in the Imlttlienian imlpftrnilrncp movement^ Mr*. H.
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      951 12 Cinderellas Of The British Aircraft Makers JT LOOKS as though our light aircraft manufacturers, and those sections of the larger companies which specialise in the production of light and medium civil aircraft, are fast becoming the Cinderellas of the British aircraft industry. The attempts to find some suitable replacement for
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      What Used Car Ads. Don't Tell The Buyer
      623 12  - What Used Car Ads. Don 't Tell The Buyer AUTOSCRIBE By QFTEN one of the baits hung out in the advertisements for the sale of slightly used car s is that the vehicle in question i s still under guarantee. Now, though not stated in so many words, the inference
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      GIRLS TACKLE MAN-SIZE JOB
      314 13 REMEMBER 'The Blue Lamp" that superb movie tribute to the cool courage of Britain's unarmed heroes the familiar beatpounding "Bobbie.-" in blue? In like vein comes another picture which turns the spotlight on their opposite numbers "the cops in skirts"— providing exciting fare in a well-directed
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      'Middle-Brows' Will Like This!
      480 13 T ONDON FILMS' "CoronaJ i tion" film is here and, though from the musiclover's point of view it may be considered mighty good I doubt if the average local audience will vote it as exciting. For "The Story of Gilbert And Sullivan" is little more than
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      Seletar Forms Film Society
      359 13 rpHE importation of feature 1 films by '''"I societies is a new venture in Malaya, writes a correspondent. Due largely to th e pioneer work of ihe head of the Malayan Film Unit. Mr. Tom Hodge, who is the Vice-President of th e St'langor Film Society,
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      BOB AT HIS BRIGHTEST
      360 13 BOB A T HIS BRIGHTEST WHEN a couple of M.P.s— one with a yen to fight, the othet with a yen to flirt —tangle with a delectable dish whos restricted to all military personnel, you can expect anything to happen. And this is exactly what fills th e bill in
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      GEM FROM GEMINI
      94 13 GEMINI9 'Avvayar" is a picture of sweet songs, pure Tamil and magnificent settings Jts story deals with a wandering poetess and her struggles to find a light place for Tamil poets K B. Sundarambal wonderfully portrays the rentrdl character and her goldi-n voice dominates the picture Based
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      BOX-OFFICE RECORD
      45 13 '•ryHE ROBE" in Cinema- Scope has netted in a total of approximately US$8»i().OOO in the first four treeks of it* showing in New York, and over three-million US doUcir. s during the same period playing time in 25 theatres ncros- the United State*
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      Fate Worse Than Death
      247 13 "CiF ALL the tragedies the human race is heir to, the greatest is the one that befalls the innocent victim of lust of a friend in human shape. What is more, by the time-worn tenets and by the queer logic of homo-sapiens, it it the victim
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      Contest Winners
      99 13 SI \K Contrst No. 3ft had two "tripper*" in No«. 224 and which accounted for so many just missing (he mark. The featured star* were: Janet Lrigh <?23» Sidney Greenstrret »r.'l» Red Skelton «>».*>». Adele Mara I Bob Hone 12!7> ind Paul l>oucla* IWt>. The vtiiinrrv »l the
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      393 13 ORGANISATION r*. "<*>• ATTRACTIONS *mF> Mi. Daring Siory Of Bitter Jealou** Am! Ma<l Retire 1 BURT LANCASTER J]M\ SHIRLEY BOOTH urn -W jjT. l| WteSlieba\ s TFRHY MOORE wen c r >^ J \£*%iHJ plus M.iL»\.in I ilm Init Special Kdilion Vice Prarfieal Nixon's Tour of Malaya." NEXT CHANGE! I
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      417 13 On Wide Kancr Giant Srrrrn TECHNICOLOR a iftlQx Frrnrh Film with y^/jF/)/livJ lni;lish Subtitle, //I/IC^ AftllO X /lyfTlljv" In the opinion «rf dM 1/ 11/^ M.in.ii;rmrnl Ihm Him nl VJ|^/^^ r.VSUITABLE KOK < MII.DK.fcJI PIu»! Malayan I VICEPRKSIDFST MX R L. o#f f//t .l#ff #/fff ff f//ff 1 BSfii m
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    VARIATIONS ON A MUSICAL THEME
    128 14 IN composing a set of variations on what he terms a musical theme, London hair stylist Riche ha s in his elaborate ornaments virtually created a hat-box full of new fashions. Riche admits his impractical hair ornaments ar c frankly for fu n but underlying
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    IF YOUR SHAPE IS AWKWARD
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    222 14 AFTER sixty years of r Squeezing into whaiebone and elastic contraptions, skimping their meals and studying fashion plates, women have at last achieved the ideal shape, says a clothing expert. The expert with a head for figures. Mr Abraham Gouldman, told me that comparison of
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    92 14 C/4VE youTselJ time and energy by hiding away somewher in your living room an emergency dust cloth. It'll facilitate lastminute clean-ups just before guests arrive. YfODEft.V living rooms art xT beginning to take place of old-fashioned kitchens in tha* they are now planned, not as formal parlours, but as
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    393 14 T AM a tuberculosis sufferx er. and love a girl who does not know of my condition. I have been a lot better recently, and this girl wants me to marry her in a year's time. The doctors give contrary opinions about whether or not marriage would
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    Contest Entrant
    36 14 TODAY'S lovely entrant for the forthcoming "MLss Max Factor Malaya" Beauty Contest (which offers the prizewinner a free return trip to Hollywood and many other attractive awards) U 22--year old Violrt Ooi of Singapore
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      124 14 WHO WILL BE Y fl Ist Prize -return trip to could as the guest of Y l >e MAX FACTOR 2nd Prize $500 OTHER VALUABLE PRIZES TO REMAINING FINALISTS Winner to leave by Pan-American Airways on 2nd December, 1953. Clothes for the successful contestant created and presented by DORIS GEDDES,
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      638 14 W your Home i L Liyi THI MOST fopula I M^^^B AMW| CA'S FAVOURITf ANO I KIM« F N "T ENAMEL' I l^ll 0, 1 J'ow. <hi freely, dhe» ,n 3»o 4 I en«sn«| f or furniture, hitchon. I borhroom,. woodwork Sol. Af.nft: DIETHELM CO., LTD Y^f» a t SINGAPOKI
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      333 14 T>l>A Y S QMMAIIO.V t "\ou can make I Iff a i bed Of root's |f you put i In a lifetime of Kpuilrwork.' Anonymous <»v£ N^\> FOR KVKBV 1 U>fc: Take advantage of tht i favourable indications of tha i day to attend to vour flnan cial interests and
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    135 15 Traditional Modern Kight: In the centre «>t t h** rlosed-in patio is this lovely set ol old s tvle black wood table tnd •■K which lends to the setting an air of a Chi ncse pavilion. In con ti.isl »<» t'le w '-n bUckwood furiiture in ihe Mill i'ii' Ut>t:
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    290 15 How To Order A Pattern dfsgsigs PATTERN No. 13 Simple and distinctive, here is a dress that would be elegant in plain or printed material. Capsleeved bodice with soft roll collar. Slim straight skirt with flap pockets. Suitable fabrics; cotton, linen, shantung. Yardage: 2 yards. li w to order a
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      549 15  -  Chen Ta Khoon Standard Photos By WALLED-IN PATIO Celia Kaan decided that she would like her new home to be small but large enough to accommodatD her family of six grown children, she went into conference with her architects from Palmer and Turner. The result
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      54 15 A Place In The Sun A view of the open terrace which runs the whole length of the front of the house overlooking the garden and the iennis courts. Part of the terrace is covered over with treDLswork on which grows the fabulous New Guinea creeper with its hanging sprays
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    70 16 pb* Said to be the largest or Us kind In thr world, thi- *phrre is now complete with il> :j.lti« tons of vtrH i« ready for its job of housing tbr »ri*ot>iu> of M al'**" power plant for submarines. loth thick sI«H pi it. > jomrd toxether
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    222 17 i STORY i MRS. BOWDEN, now 56, and her younger sister. Mrs. Florence Phillipo, both of Green-road, Whetstone, North London, had befriended a German ex-prisoner they knew as Fritz. Because his home was in the Russian Zone, Friti became depressed and hanged himself in a park
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    434 18 Reports SAPPER, who devotes hk columns this week in defence of the weaker sex on the fie Id of sport. Hats off to the Civilian and Services women who gave spectator., i tr.-.». the Singapore Poppy Day hockey match played on the Padant; Roth sidrs wmt all
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    The 'Powerhouse' To Work Again
    772 19 The 'Powerhouse' To Work Again THE Singapore Olympic and Sports Council will meet on Wednesday to discuss Singapore's participation in the Asian uames in Manila, barely six months away. This sudden resurrection into life may be news to many who have begun to think of that body as a lost
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    SBA INVITED
    113 19 "YOB IIKE HIM-OR YOU DON'T... Jeffery James j BRINGS YOU Inside Sport nit SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council have i, ndfd an invitation to the Singapore Badminton iition to join the Colony contingent for the Asian JL Badminton, though not included in the champion- s ,n»- of the-
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    'Turn Pro, Advises Von Nida
    323 19 MELBOURNE, Oct. 31. I would strongly urge young Bruce Crampton to turn professional fallowing his tragic exclusion from the Australian amateur team to tour Britain next year. I class his omission as one of amateur golf's greatest blunders. It is the same sad lack of
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    Penang 'Double' Champs
    53 19 Penang Malays, community soccer league and cuptie champions, photographed after the match with the trophies when they beat Indians by 4-1 in the inter community cup final at Victoria Green, last Wednesday. Front row: Hashim, Arrif, Darus, Bakar. Centre row: Abdul, Aziz, Jamal, Ariffin. Back row: Ahmad,
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    Carruthers' 'Spy' At Challenger's Workout
    281 19 SYDNEY, Oct. 31 Boxing followers claim a close friend of Jimmy Carruthers "spied" on Pappy" Gault yesterday. Carruthers will defend his world bantamweight title agaiast Gault at the Sports Ground on November 13. Carruthers' close friend is welterweight Billy Peters. Peters fought in Johannesburg after
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    1939 Winner Is Still Favourite To Repeat Feat
    808 19 1939 Winner Is Still Favourite To Repeat Feat ROUND ISLAND CYCLING NEXT Sunday is the day for which raring cyclists of Singapore have waited fourteen years. In 1939 .1 very successful race was run round the island, hut. unfortunately, not till this year has it been possible to repeat the
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    Victory Derby
    23 20 MKLBOURNE Oct. 31, (Reuttt I Prince Morvl. today won the 414.800 Victoria Derby by head trom Cromis at the Flemington racecourse.
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    AUTHENTICS LOSE TO SMITH'S XI
    308 20 AUTHENTICS LOSE TO SMITH'S XI IPOH, Sat.— lnaccuracy and fre i lent dilly-dallying cost the P ik Authentici the game against Smith's XI, of Penan;( in a friendly game of hockey here this evi Smith*! XI won by the odd Kul in five Both leam s virtualI Stat« or Settlement
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    79 20 NKVEK a dull moment ill this bout between Abu Hassan bin Said (left) and Walter Abeysekara in the flyweight final of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association youth championships held at the Happy World stadium on Friday night. Hassan is down but not out. At the count of cipnt the gong
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    SPORTS BRIEFS
    145 20 TAIPING Sat. The Old Georgians will meet St. George's Institution for their annual hockey fixture for the Centenary Cup here on Tuesday at the Esplanade. The following will represent the 01-l Boys: R Xavier; Cheah Kok Yoon and Santokh Singh; Balakrishnan. Chan Seng Pow and G. Murugesir Lee
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    CUT OUT THIS SNOBBERY
    977 20  -  PETER HILL By Don't Let It Ever Happen Again At The Boxing Arena J ET US PRAY: OUR FATHER which art in heaven, please help to prevent snobbery from ever entering our amateur boxing rings again— if the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association does not rally to
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    Now The Problem Is That $20,000
    394 20 NOW that the championships are over the problem of raising money and selecting a team for an Australian tour looms bigger than ever on the fistic horizon Typical of the enthusiasm of SABA i s the lact that the organisation is not going to
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    Friendly Tennis
    22 20 TAIPING, Sat.-The tennis Tennis Association will be durnig t he Deepavali holiday to play a friendlj fixture against Kedah. re
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    Kedah Win Gold Cup
    53 20 Kedah Wi n Gold Cup MDUWG s,t w the SulUns *> J •orrer for the S| Jjjjll they h, lt v. h.lm 4—| i n lhi I Victoria cree'n" v fln I Hero of Kedjh I way for al, th, I The tim,- w K k... „i^ I tested des
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    Schools Hockey Carnival
    113 20 UPING S carnival 01 5 North Perak i Council op« Hxture >'.•?'>- w.ird VJI s George^ [1 1 JIPHI.J r. iwardi 1 by th»-centr^-forw Jir^t h, K.K. VII 5.h0.,1 he« Lai in 1 W. m Yahya H ('•inch 11 m s Kok K.v an.i Hai h S».
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    Proctor, Skyrider Most Impressive
    421 20  -  WINDSOR LAD By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Official training for the forthcoming Selangor Turf Club's November meet commencing next Saturday began this morning Impressive workers were Proctor three in 38 4 5, Skyrider and Golden Dolphin 39 and Bright Sagittarius and Fair Sir 40 on a rain
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    WEIGHTS FOR 11 RACES
    436 20 WEIGHTS for 11 races for the Ist day (8) next Saturday and second day of the Selangor races are. B C ±f li yJ~ l Mile I p ali«o v 8.05 i Demonic ft 11 Sudden Choice 9.00 De-Win 8.05 Pjti-rhouz 8 0 Straits Corf b!
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    63 20 Mn. W A. C <M><>df> Hif r of the Colonial Srrrrtary prrsents O I rr Kuo hiian trophy t o One hoon Imi c toria Srhool) n. ir.-t umrra and (inn Thai Ho K ini.-> Institution) at th r Intrr School^ swimming rhampionship s held on Saturday at the Chinese
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    KRIAN CRC FAIL AGAIN AT HOCKEY
    210 20 PARIT BUNTER. Sat.-Dis-playmg all round superiority KvLtwSR RoVe s A beat Knan Chinese Recreation Club i m ,u urn hockey friend- i m th^, TJuhlir padang yestord fy- The first match also resulted in a three-nil win for the Rovers "A. M pi y
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    Last Stages In T-Tennis
    89 20 IAIPING. Sat Combining •xceltantly. Loo PooJ a,, (1 Ul Tat Kun Mtmd the final of we meni ioublei of The CRC table-tennis tournev. eliminate taf Lee Kok Lton g tad Urn SSSC 87 il l/ fl/li u/21 In tht- botiom section TV.jh Cheng Chuan and yjd
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