Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 26 September 1948

Microfilm: NL1465
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1 12 Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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    Masthead
    11 1 The Sunday Tribune ff^LVE_P AGES. SINGAPORE, SEPTKMBEJT26, 1948 FKICJK TEN CENTS."
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    ENGLAND'S DAY AT BUKIT TIMAH
    129 1 IT huh Englaad'* day at the race* yesterday Laaofe, lTe-yf» rol(l X n R llsh mare, vwmtd »»> Dr. l. MHvMi.l^otnpton, won the Hold dip, Ma'aya's premier turf pri/..-. tvrf I V4 mllew al Itukil Timah yrmtllfiaj. Two other fcnportationft from JKng'and, Golfeay, another live-year-old,
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    SECURITY CARDS OUT NEXT MONTH
    430 1 750,000 Will Have To Register Under Emergency Laws NATIONAL registration will begin m Singapore on Monday, Oct. 18. All 1 residents except children under 12 are required to apply for their blue identity cards from that date. Out of the Colony's population of 920,000 about
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    'Ferrets' Shock Bandits
    122 1 'Ferrets' Shock Bandits SPECIAL "Ferret 1 troops, consisting of soldier* ;m<l civilians who have a. thorough knowledge of the Malayan junglcß. are harassing the buuiita ami smashing their morale Tnc presence of these troops m the operations Ig&llMrt. th^ ♦error* Ls was i JmcloseM last night. It way stated that
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    You Won't Be Asked: Are You A Red?
    65 1 You Won't Be Asked: Are You A Red? YOI 1 will not kt asked \r»« you a fled" when you present yourself for registration. This was made clear by a Government spokesman l:isi night. He said: "People who go to register will not be screened. Registering officers wit! not ask
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    HUSSARS WILL MARCH HERE
    60 1 The 4th Queen's Own Hussuis will do a match through Singapore on Tuesday morning at 9.30. Six hundred of th"m with band and drums will march from Serangoon Road along Lavender Street. Jalan Brsat. on to Victoria Street, Bras Basah Road, Connaught Drive, and round the
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    YUGOSLAV RED IN MALAYA
    45 1 Gen. Dunlop, GOC, Sinyaintrr, yesterday confirmed the Marvin?} Tribune report last week that a Communittt uh>> attended the Cominfnrvx conference m Belgrade had been flown to Johnre. Gen. Dunlop'ti statement wan made at the Press conference m Kuala Lumpur yesj terday.
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    Special Ink Will Prevent Forgeries
    182 1 Special Ink Will Prevent Forgeries (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) WPKCIAL ink is used for the printing of Singa- pore's registration cards. This is m order to provide a safeguard against fraudulent imitation Two passport-size photographs arc required with rach application for registration. Kvoryone who registers is required to .sign on
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    RED MORALE SHAKEN
    47 1 NANKING. Sat. A Ministry of Defence communique last night reported that heavy street i fighting is going on m Tsinan's new city area. It also claimed that enormous j casualties were inflicted on the j Communists whose morale has been "visibly shaken." Reuter AAP
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    Govt. Bans Procession
    85 1 Govt. Bans Procession Government has banned the "Klu Ong Yah" festival proocHsion because <»f the emergency. This was an- nounced last night. The precession was due to take piftCQ next month. Reason given was that the procesNion would cause a congestion on main traf: c routes which is undesirable at
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    Malay Premiers to Consult Whitehall
    111 1 Malay Premiers to Consult Whitehall (Sunday Tribune Repot trr) Prime Ministers ot the Malay States arc to go to England shortly to consult His Majesty's Government about ceitain matters connected with the Federation Agreement, the Sunday Tribune learns. This is believed to be one of the decisions i cached at
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    Vyshinsky: Must End War Talk
    167 1 PARIS, Sat.— Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vyshinsky tonight attacked war-mongers and called for a reduction of one -third In the land, naval and air powers of the Big Five and a total prohibition of atomic weapons. M. Vyshinsky was addressing the General Assembly of the
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    Mr. Smith Comes To Town — On A Bug-Hunting Expedition
    299 1 Mr. Smith Comes To Town On A Bug-Hunting Expedition /Sunday Tribune Reporter) AN American agricultural officer has come all the way from the States to do "bughunting" m Malaya. He is Herbert D. Smith, of the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Officially, he is here to find the biological control of
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    LADY ANNE (13) GETS £200,000
    60 1 LONDON. Sat. -Thirteen-ycai year-old Lady Anno Wontworth Fitzwilliam has inherited £200.000 under the will of hn father the Eighth Eail Fitzwilliam who loft $711,701. The Karl who was a 37-«ear-old landowner, race-fcorse owner, and sportsman, was killed m an air crash during a storm m
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    TNT BLAST
    40 1 TOKIO, Bat Five tons of dynamite exploded at the American Light Tank Company firing range at noon today. One American was slightly wounded. The blast rattled windows m Yokohama many miles from the explosion at Chigasaki. Reuter AAP
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    KILLED BRIDE (12)
    33 1 (12) GRBBNVILLB, Kentucky. Bat. Raymond rcih ;nn, :\i, was yesterday sentenced to the rirc- trie chair for the murler of hia 12-year-old bride Imogen. Imogen was gled to death. U.P.
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    Girl Falls From Fifth Floor
    106 1 Girl Falls From Fifth Floor A THREE-year oM chlM Mi to h»»r death fi«)in the Mtll floor of a hotiso In Tlong R-^hru yesterday. The girl, daughter of Mi ;<nd Mts. T;in FJk Ken,:, had l»en aoddentally "locked hi" iier room. Tlie mother, teacher attached to the Chong Hock School
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      125 1 B Y TMi: PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPI F MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Kowrrinteil Simultaneously m Singapore Telegrams: Tribune Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh Pcnang. Telephone: 5811 (9 lines). cheap vi:t<;ooii! Here are some of our New Arrivals: VIOLINS. GUITARS. 1Oy t«tA |aoJO British MiMte 1105 $bo.(ki 8. r >.oo 1110 90.00 <»r>oo
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      28 1 LEODA WINS GOLD CUP P. 1O LETTERS TO MR. WONG P. 7 THE POPEJOY MURDER P. 9 THE RACES IN PICTURES P. 12 LATEST TERROR NEWS P. 12
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    Estate Insures All Its Workers
    172 2 Estate Insures All Its Workers A EUROPEAN estate has insured all its employees against terrorist action. The company pays $5 for a labourei per year. In the event of the insured being killed through terrorist action, his dependants will get $1,000 m addition to anything that may be obtained from
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    ASTHMA LED TO BEGGING
    91 2 ASTHMA LED TO BEGGING THMA caused Yco Pee Ton, a Doodle Worker, to take to begging. !feo said this m the Fourth Court yesterday when he was charged with being a vagrant. Me- explained that because ol Ilia illness he lost his job. V.i was ordered to the house of
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    Workers State Their 'Wants'
    288 2 Workers State Their 'Wants' Housing loans for Municipal employees, playing fields for their kids, health insurance for their families, and jagas for their bicycles were discussed yesterday at the annual conference of the 1,000strong Municipal Service Union. Singapore. Other things Municipal men wanted were scholarships for specialisation and stepping: up
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    Singapore "A Beautiful City With A Cancer Inside"
    344 2 Tlii* is what a onimissioiior iliinkw ok' iiis twi rit> Plea tor modern sanitation (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) OIiNGAPORE is a beautiful city with m cancer inside. This is the opinion of Mr. A. P. Rajah, who last week asked the Municipal
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    13 Will Join Mission To Formosa
    156 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THIRTEEN merchants have applied to join the Malayan delegation to the Chinese Trade Mission to Formosa. The delegation will leave early m November. Originally it was scheduled to leave next month. The postponement was ordered from Nanking It was stated
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    Quarrel over fares 3 fined
    151 2 Quarrel over fares 3 fined Two Indian taxi drivers had an argument over the question of taking fares. The next day, one of them came along with two Other companions, each armed with an iron piping, a spear-like instrument and a stick, and intimidated the other taxi driver. The taxi
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      349 2 j^H l^fl hH 0 BLUE NETWORK 10.00 The Music of George Prog. Summary m Tamii MAI AY A- FNfiF ISH Gershwin; 11.00 Last News with Signature Tune: 1.17 Ta- PRnrRA-iMFc Summary Close Down. mil song ;1.20 News m Tamil, j 1 KUUKAi.IMfcS L3O Tamn songs; 45 Hindus- 1 PROGRAMMES IN
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    Mission School Accuses Govt. Of Discrimination
    348 3 UIKKCTOK of Singapore's only aided trade school, Brother Vincent, jesterduy charged (Jovcrnment with discriminating against juvenile institutions which arc not government operated. Brother Vincent is m charge of the St. Joseph's Trade School m R-ukit Timah. This is Government's annual rrant to the St.
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    No One Claims $100,000
    97 3 No One Claims $100,000 Opium worth flOU.uuv found by two revenue officers searching a sampan mooted along Bo;»t Quay. The opium, weighing 126 Ib. was hidden m three sacks. The owner of the sampan was traced. He appeared m the Second District Court yesterday. No dlkife was preferred against him.
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    FOR EXPORT ONLY
    56 3 Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman vas charged m the Fourth Court yesterday with possession of '27 packets of cigircttcs which were "For Ex>ort Only." The prosecution said the cigirettcs were duty-free, and vere meant exclusively for sale mtsidc Singapore. The duty >n the cigarettes seized was ?3.38. Abdullah
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    FIRM GIVES A PARTY
    105 3 F'rominent Singapore business nun yesterday attended the "At Home' jjiven by Mr. Tan Chwee BDOn, proprietor of Ban Teok Beng, to celebrate the opening Of his now ofhec at 196 South Bridge Road. Among those present were Mr. Claude Mas.sey, Australian i Commissioner. Mr. Tan Chta
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    Opened Door, Faced Man-with-Dagger
    156 3 A Chinese abop-keeper, Xo X Lam Chong, while counting his day's takings ir the shop at 14 m.s. Woodland's Road, was Interrupted by sonic one kicking at his Opening the door, he found three Ceylonese, one carrying a dagger. The two unarmed nion stood watch m
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    HAD OTHER PEOPLE'S WATCHES
    36 3 Wong Wip Poi (20). was charged m the Fourth Police Court yesterday with frauduI<'M possession of one gold ring ;>nd Ikrec wrist watches. He pleaded guilty. Sentence was powlfO»eil to Oct. 2.
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    $20,000 Offer To Rinty
    43 3 London. Sat. it was revealed today that Flinty Mona£han of Belfast, world flyweight champion, has received an offei of $20,000. plus two air transport fares, to defend his title against Hawaiin Dado Marino, at Honolulu on Jan. 25. I.P
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    Seized $100, He Gave Receipt For $1,000
    666 3 RAF poiiceman Cpl. Eymore seized $100 from the kit bag of Airman Perez and gave him a receipt for $1,000. He admitted m the Ninth Police Court yesterday that he was careless. Eymore went through his third day of cross examination at the
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      275 3 mmi J /"•\wncrs of Cirrier Room' Air Conditioners thrnu^liour rhe world know that they fed bctrer,"work with keener inrcre?c and accomplish more m cool, comfortable, quiet surrounding-,. With aic conditioning, doors and windows may be cloud, shutting out the din of outiidc noises. No constant inrerruprion* from outside traiHc— no
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    AROUND the TOWN
    1841 4  - AROUND the TOWN VERA ARDMORE Bride to ho (I) Im (■oi ng on Icuv*? DR. Mary Tarrs address to members of the V W.C.A. Kortnight Club on Monday morning was nothing new. Nor are her facts and figures on infant mortality. But what she had to say cannot be said
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    Bridge to be (2)
    41 4 Aftss Awn B«M, dtmnhter of Mr. Vivian Bath and Mr, Richard Hasting of Van Ness. California, whone enaaal ment wan recently mtmoumoed to Captain Peter Chapman, son of Mr. and Mr a. W. B. Chapman of BngUu*
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      261 4 A date to make note of SALE Starts To.norrow Monday 27 th 82-1, BRAS BASAH ROAD, near Raffles Hotel. LEARN TO DRESS YOURSELF AND YOUR CHILDREN For over 30 years we have been teaching women the art of dressing well at small cost. Economy is doubly necessary nowaduys and those
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      358 4 JokU) gedde4) 4- IhejLHle Xp COOL CRISP WHITE (Pique) EVENING MODELS KaTrleo nolel /olnaapoHfi K-r^^ My meals do /\v i^ jv^ do me C-X v V "4L f -^S. B r r«"l«-*"inn rnrrgy fraa ««k«f 4B t?* T^T food*, daily »ea»l hrlfM to* ttii r^ *X /»««*riv« daily health, often
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    I GO SHOPPING
    302 5 Flora! stesa m tanciiul <!«•- Rlgns and popular shades an' the bMosI at iiajaj Tevtilfs I ivas loHt Th<-y aiv 45" widn smd pHoei at &3.50 per yard Six stiades «»f line AssstiSßia plain sDka an narked at tht MMDC price. Ho!!and crepes m embossed tfesjljaWb printed
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      357 5 C",-!^^^ 0r; n l*Z vi:> wife J«SL Handbook Of m M f-^ Jl-1 Steel For A-^ IT I V^ •jfT^d Architec■jVideots tiU-y- s £2*« Making < Ha. V^^*-! I I JLj McthOil Of gjasent i^or UuiUl- A|| A Tv *L iftouai jj^'s MJoorolo^i- IS economy •fjt,, 10. >o .laJ^a (Enid
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      160 5 utO Sti^^f not make W v fiGOOD LIVING/ f AND I AMA iWf |YES, CONSTANT TIREDNESS IS SO WORRIED P&h^-jß^ I OFTEN A SIGN THAT YOUR FOOD 1[ M DOING A |l ABOUT <*i K«jrdff^7^ lS NOT SUPPLYING THE NOURISH-l I IOT BETTER I k-W l ME^ T NEC&SSARY T0
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      145 5 APPOINTMENT FOR MAISON VALL V lollies' Hair Stylist Goodwood Park Hotol (Open to the Public) Phone 7860 QWmKfSfMPLmtWERU! M.V. 8 E „,.w I V$ >^^ FOR COUGHS COLOSMD LUNG TROUBLES 0L Nothinß breaks ujj a stubborn ro!d or soothes A* '^ar'^v a\v;<v a hard cough more completely than \v Bn
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      167 5 THE NEW la^y "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" JIOiIKL »207 ALB. WAVI- ItABIIO I Less 10', cash. H.l'. Hum HMMfBA This low-priced hi^h-poiforrnanco rocciv. r BO recently added to the H.M.V. ranpo is anoadv a favourite With all who Bd It I ESTAB. s moutrie aco imalayai ltd '87 5 1 JOHN
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      THE BURNE PLAN
      320 6 A plan for volunteer traffic wardens lies on the desk of Mr. C. J. R. Bembroke, Chief of the Traffic Police. We advise him to put it m his waste paper basket. The plan is the brain-child of Mr K. G Burne. Manager of Transport Storage Limited.
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    A PROMISED LAND ON FEVER ISLAND
    2216 6 A PROMISED LAND ON FEVER ISLAND ANDRUW ROTH tell fearlessly and without favour one of the most tragic stories of the Emt the struggle for recognition by the 200,000 Eurasians of Indonesia. Made hitter by snubs, slights and persecution, they arc seeking to repeal the Zionist experiment and carve out
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    They Write To Mr. Wong
    2367 7 S'2 Bill IKS 'I In- Sunday Tribune invited teaden to give th:ir ittcas far helping Mr. Wong, middle-class family man who cannot make aids meet, llcrc is lite first selection of their letters, with comments by R.B. DO/, Tribun: special investigator. More litters will be
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    Mr. Wong's Budget
    140 7 .Mr. Wont;, drawing h *a'nr> of f!.">n, \<\ gitrn a ■o,( of living BtteWWM of -V'><» union tiring his ItfCal moiithlj iiKouie t'» $200. Here's hl» bu«lj;it;--I. Contribution to Pro\ldent 1 ini'l. Qertral I nion, Thrift A Loan Soeiet\, and Church 1.">J»O 'I. Rent ol i rooms
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    AND A LETTER FROM MR. JONES
    551 7 AND A LETTER FROM MR. JONES J)«iii Mr Wcmg, How foi vently I echo Mr. Me Nclee's advice to you "not to ape the Joneses." I am a Jones. Were you to copy my way of life, my friend, then I am afraid that you would be far deeper into
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  • Hollywood Diary
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      GEORGE BRENT IS WORLD'S MOST BORED LOVER
      916 8 - All Th<» i;irig_JLmg_ Jflfi ibb. Uui..., THE screen's great lovers? Give them the cold shoulder, ladies tney are all impostors, says Henry Giis. Charles Boyer? He's as great a lover as lie is a pearl-diver. In short, he's neither of them. And they're
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      And Here's The Reason Why
      881 8 Brent to the studio for the fee of $150,000. "What sort of. role." he wired back. It was the usual stuff, he was informed. But this was after Brent had spent the night m Honolulu and distance has done for him what it usually does
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      334 8 J& I Handsome /?Cfm f and /:< jjj^pT^S^. Sweet 1 |w>^ lit 41 \£T Bodily taint is a serious handicap and /^Sj^Qr neglected often prevents a promising wm^*f* Inan from getting on. Take pains to f^*"MwJr keep tree of it by using Milton every /l_ tlay of your life. Put
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    THE GRINNING COCKROACH PAYS THE PRICE OF MURDER
    1674 9 itfAHms s < itmis m miw rai»pa About 14 years ago, a European Police oiticer, Inspector A. E. Popejov, iiud detective Tan Chan Chewee were shot down by a Cantonese Run man m broad daylight. This hap. nened m the heart of
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      23 9 \-i it's modern NEW V Golden with sleek 7t Nickel-silver *ith' built-in >"• m a colou? r n »nd black,X pwgnum k Oittnbutorst L.
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      471 9 HA YE FUN WITH THE— BY CONSTANCE SHARPE JAN. 21 FEB. 18. t po Private affairs will take an JULY AJTr 97 unexpected and extremely m- vOL mmß T i 7 teresting turn. Good news .JZatftn T' 3 will be broken by auperiors VJru J i chances: New ventures will
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    LEODA WINS THE CUP —Birthday Gift For Lawler
    1438 10 LEODA WINS THE CUP —Birthday Gift For Lawler BIG SWEEP i FIRST POOL: 100,000 First Prize No. *****7 $50,000. Second Prize No. *****3 $25,000. Third Prize No. 3565*5 SI 2,500. STARTERS: ($1,250 each) *****4; *****0; *****7; *****8; *****4; *****7; *****6; *****9; j *****1; *****4. SECOND POOL: $*****. First Prise No.
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    Gandhi Cup Cricket
    171 10 Gandhi Cup Cricket The R.A.F. Malaya finished up definitely on top at the close of the first day's play m the Gandhi Memorial Cup match with the Combined Indians;, which began at Seletar yesterday. After a modest score of 113 m the first innings, the Airmen skittled out six of
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    HELEN HENG IN FINAL AGAIN
    312 10 HELEN HENG IN FINAL AGAIN EX-SINGAPORE woman singles champion, Mrs. Li. M. Pennefather (Diehard), was beaten by Mrs. Chionh Hiok Chor (AAU) m the open women's singles semi-final of the Singapore Badminton Championships, played at the Clerical Union hall yesterday. The Malayan woman singles champion, Helen Heng (United Family) also
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    WRESTLING AT HAPPY WORLD
    28 10 In the main wrestling event Dara Singh knocked out the Indonesian Kid, Kok Ching and Dir Dar at the Happy World arena last night.
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    REG HARRIS LOSES APPEAL
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    108 12 Afxive: Kound the bead ir d Into the straight CMtaj leading th»» field m yesterfhiys Gold Cup race l»> mm seven lengths. Colbay finished second. The finishes of Ra.es 1 t. Top to bottom, Jimmy (No. 5), Race One, Some Brani (No. 1), Race Two, M—
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    261 12 (From Our Own Reporter) IPOH, Sat Ono of the thre^ bandits captured by the police and military m their operation against terrorists hiding; m a cave at the 23rd mil? Chemor Road, was found to be m possession of dum-dum bullets. In Kuala Lipis
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