Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 October 1948

Microfilm: NL1465
Total Pages: 12
1 12 Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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    Masthead
    20 1 BY THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune htmel> t^j^y£jL SINGAPORE. OCTOBER 3, 1948. PRICE TEN^CENTSr
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    Bangkok Plot: 40 Held
    212 1 DANGKOK, Sat. Forty "ring-leaders" are now held m custody following the attempt to overthrow Premier Songkhram's Government yesterday. Bangkok was quiet today, but rumours were circulating that "sonic trouble' might kit) 'unqdo'-j }v poj^odxo aq Army centre 120 miles north. Prcmicv Phibul 3ongk'.ifam told Reuter today
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    Negri Takes The Cup Home
    99 1 Negri Takes The Cup Home ri.F.VEN jn»»iiant footballers v took tho Malaya Cup to Bcrrmhan last ni^ht aftei Nrpri Sembilan had won theii replay wiLh Jsclan^or yrster- day af to moon ocfore 12.000 *<l>pctato!.s. Armwi police mingled with l.he j huge crowd. T^c match whs a personal triumph for veteran
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    Guards here tomorrow
    81 1 Guards here tomorrow TWO battalions of the 2nd Guards Btigadc and the advance party of a third aro I due here tomorrow. They will i arrive on the Empire Trooper. The troops consist of the 2nd Battalions of the Cold- stream and Scotts Guards. The advance party is part of
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    5 Lallang Fires
    88 1 Five laliang fires broke nu; within the space of six hotr..' m Singapore yesterday. One at 6tcvcns Road, wh»;l. i spread to an nrea of about cwo acres, blazed up shortly after noon. An hour later, a fire was reported at the 15th milestone 'Jpper Scangoon Road.
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    NEWSMAN'S MURDER: 11 HELD
    68 1 NEWSMAN'S MURDER: 11 HELD IPOH. Sat. Two hundred people were screened by the police m their hunt for the killers of the reporter of the Kin Kwok Daily News, who died when two grenades were thrown into the office of the newspaper las f night. It is now known that
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    "COLD RUBBER"
    34 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The government stepped m today with a plan to help produce more "cold rubber" that may increase motor car tyre mileage i by as much as 30 per cent U.P.
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    BRITAIN'S AIM
    33 1 LONDON. Sat. Britain aims to recruit 1,000 regular airmen a week. Mr. Arthur Henderson. Secretary of State for Air, stated today when ne opened the Royal Air Force recruiting campaign. Reuter.
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    TERROR HOLDS UP BOYS' TOWN SCHEME
    552 1 TERROR HOLDS UP BOYS' TOWN SCHEME $*****00 PLAN FOR DEAD-END KIDS (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TERRORIS is holding up a $150,000 scheme to build a "Hoys Town" m Cameron Highlands for Malaya's dead ere' ki<is. The home will be run on much the :ame linos a* the Boys Town started
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    FREED
    36 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat —Mr. Geoffrey Brooke Taylor, 82--year-old Briton, was released on parole tonight. 48 hours after being detained by the political security police following the alleged discovery of .irnv and ammunition m his office.
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    HUGE DOPE HAUL
    14 1 NEW YORK, Sat.— Customs officials today seized $200,000 worth of heroin.
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    $300,000 SEIZED
    43 1 $300,000 SEIZED Batavia. Sat. Dutch naval patrols, using planes overhead by day and radar by night, arc confiscating an average of $300.--000 (Straits) a month from smugglers between Malaya »nd Sumatra. the Dutch news agency Ancta reported today. MR. MeDERMOTT had an idea
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    NO EVIDENCE
    35 1 RANGOON, Sat. -The British Embassy here has receiveJ no evidence to support the rej port that British ex-officers were m the Karenni state. Southern Burma, assisting Insurgents, an official spokesman stated today. Reuter
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    TOBY THE TURTLE WENT ON, AND ON, AND ON....
    253 1 (Sunday Tribune Reporter) TOBY Ihe turtle, who male headline news two day* ago, took six days to crawl from Dh »by Ghaut to sHejjie Road a distance of about 800 yard*. Last night. Toby wan reunited vrtth its owner, Mr». Sidney
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    Indians Celebrate Gandhi's Birthday
    177 1 SINGAPORE Indians held meetings at several centres on the island yesterday to celebrate the 80th birthday of Mahatma Gandhi. The largest meeting was at New World, where nearly 1.000 attended. Among those paying tributes were an Englishman and a Chinese Professor T. H. Silcock and Mr.
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    THIS BOYS HOME HAS TO BEG FOR ITS FISH SUPPLY
    368 1 The Tribune iiiY€>*lii»iii«vs> a scandal A FEW days ago the Tribune published the story of d juvenile institution which receives the meagre sum of two dollars per month from Government to feed each _of its 30 orphan inmates. Yesterday, we
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    Atom: Russia Climbs Down
    402 1 Atom: Russia Cli mbs Down PARIS Sat. Russia today softened her twoyear stand on atomic energy by offering the dead-locked United Nations a compromise which called for simultaneous outlawing of atomicweapons and setting up of an effective inter national control body Speaking m the General Assembly's Political Committee after three
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    Annie (5) just had to get out
    161 1 FIVE-YEAR-OLD Annie inn. "locked out" m »h. baeu of her flat In Tiong Bahru, frantically tried to open tlu» •!«<» while her nervant explained to her through the keyhole what she had to do to fn c herself. But Annie just couldn't budge
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    CHIANG ON A MYSTERY FLIGHT
    32 1 PEIPING, Sat. President Chiang Kai-shek left Peipinj m a private Skymaster mum with an t-scort of five flgbter.i at 10 a.m. today for an ur.announced destination.-* U.P.
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      78 1 IlmM} y whicn a man's social standing is judged ff >1\ (ipr The cut of his clothes the wine he offers i w\ 1 UT to his friends the cigarettes he sniokei 1\\ I smo^ e c uxc Virginia cigarettes i* to 1 1 f J I II I reveal
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    EUNICE OF S'PORE WINS A LONDON BEAUTY PRIZE
    162 2 PRETTY Eunice Marcus, formerly of Singapore, has won a prise m a "Miss West London" contest. The competition was heid at the Kensington Town Hail recently m aid of the Gi«at«r London Fund for the Blind. Eunice, who is 25, tied for
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    ASSIZE CASES PILE UP
    81 2 ASSIZE CASES PILE UP Month after month, the Singapore Assize calendar is assuming formidable proportions. The calendar for the 10th A seizes for the year which opens before Mr. Justice G. L. Jobling tomorrow contains 81 cases. Of the 81 cases 49 were brought forward from the last Assize List.
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    THUGS TERRORISE CARD HOLDERS
    153 2 PENANG, Sat,— The Police are hunting for gangs of youths who m the past few days have been demanding registration cards from the public and destroying them. So far, only one victim of the gangs has reported to the police. The rest are too afraid to
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    Sidney couldn't remember
    131 2 Sidney couldn't remember o~t. l at 2.50 a.m., Sidney Warner was cai ricd to police station m a lorry. The constable who came ticross him found him unable to move a limb. Warner was sent to the hospital. The hospital con--11 lined the constable's suspicion. Warner was charged m the
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    More Recruits Wanted
    63 2 The recruiting officer at Foil Canning is disappointed with the response to fhe call for more LEP's. There are now vacancies for local men who are skilled tradesmen to be enlisted into the Army as general duty men. In a drive to get more recruits. a new
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    Police Made A Sweep...
    107 2 An example of police thoroughness: On Friday night, Inspector Smg'-i and a party of policemen saw six men playing dominoes and betting on it, too. The men were camping under a temporary shelter. The police arrested them. Then they went through the shelter mth a troom,
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    MACDONALD'S BROADCAST
    13 2 The Commissioner-Ge.ier^l has postponed his broadcast, scheduled for tomorrow, to Wednesday.
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    Grandpa Senin (117) Gives His Recipe For Long Life
    272 2 Grandpa Senin (117) Gives His Recipe For Long Life (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) WHITE-haired Tok' (Grandpa) Senin bin Puleh, who claims to be 117, oflers this recipe for old age to Singapore people: Live simply, cleanly; Make no enemies; and Be happy always. Strong drinks and cigarettes are taboo to
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    Court Still Can't Decide
    279 2 THE inquiry into ten tentative charges against five men concerning the loss of R.A.F. trucks and generators from the airstrip at Payar Lefoar entered its 16th day m the Ninth Polio? Court, yesterday, when the cross-examination of the 15th prosecution witness was continued by Mr. 8.
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    SLEEPERS FOR AFRICA
    77 2 Approxi:.i.\l. Ii.QQQ cJway ileepeni lor tiu t .fjican ailways uio to In- low.»kii on Jte Bank Line freighter (*jba ita h,;)«>; ions» at Slngapon hninfc tlif nrx. i.w «l:iy.-. Th»- ('abuiita, w Kt.io nocna' un has \>oen between ludla and ifrtca and who h;*.- imm vMte< Singapore
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    PARCEL SERVICE TO PAKISTAN
    35 2 Cash-on-delivery parcels for the Dominion of Pakistan iir.* now accepced at a!' Post Offces m Malaya. The maximum amount of thi Trade Chtrge per parcel will Ix^ Rupees 30 (Malayan $20
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      235 2 Debility I P o r Blood. P«MN Strongly rf P* :^f;l commend^ LB w .o r 4 7 lf£ v'r| RtßOWr,^!". fi« Mescal Mtn L J H E*'-h Pill contam^^ per Managing. cSh^ embracing an t 'lifuieuU required for^S^ 'ng the body, W strength und rUa[ S?? One hottlc only
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    STRANGE AS IT SEEMS
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    Mariano, the man with the earring, tells his secret
    376 3 COR three and a half years Gavellini Mariano (32) a South American sailor from Havana, Cuba, has worn a large gold earring on his right car. The companion" of his earring is with a veiled Arabian woman living m a mud
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    Registration Do's And Don'ts
    163 3 Mr. M. F. Garling, the Singapore Commissioner for Registration, has established his Headquarters at the Volunteer Force Offices, Beach Road. Enquiries should bs addressed to this office. The list of Registration Centres to which people should deliver their application forms md. photos will M issued shorty.
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    ARMS CASE: ONE FREED
    33 3 The young TCu radian who wis arrested i\* Singapore m connection w.th the .seizure jf v Catalina load of armj o>t Airabu Island two weeks ago, wns released yesterday.
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    STOW AWAYS CAUGHT
    35 3 Two Ctunoac stowawnys. wJio wove believed io have got on l>o:ir<i the Kwei Yang at i Swatow, wore handocl over to tho Singapore Immigration authorities when the ship camp into port, yesterday,
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    SOLDIER ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    34 3 A. Niciiolson, a British 30Idior, of Nee Soon Transit Ciir.it,. was produced .n thfc First District Court yesterday jb a charge of robbing a tafct-dfiVftl of $5.10. Nicholson claimed trial.
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      349 3 i 1 I»H'M NFTWOKK infir. io.oo "Brjef Bnoounter'*, mary m Tamil with Signat'ir.m\i /i^v v ivn kii n.oo Last News Summary fclTunp, 1.17 Tamil songs, IJU 31AI1/1I <V rimi»l^ir»ti close Down. News m Tamil, 1.80 Asserted PfWKiRAMNffcS I'HOCIIAMMKS IN MALAY Tamil songs. 2.00 Close Down. PROGRAMME IN KNGLISH 12.00 p.m.
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    AROUND the TOWN
    1539 4  -  VERA ARDMORE They Were Married Yesterday By OOMETHING old, something new, something borrowed Wendy Inglis wore her great grandmother's wedding veil of Brussels lace i\t her wedding yesterday, wher. she married Sq Ldr Pete' Helmore, DFC, RAF., at the St. Andrew's Cathedral. It was specially flown out
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      39 4 Did you use 1^ MACLEANS 31^^ to-day Of course macleans h hontst-to-foodn«st tooth I r/l/l ptlt whlch detnf t#rth 5^ thorwjghly *nd wfcly. tffS2Bp& k p y° up u#th brtttttnt. tnd your turns tnd mouth cl«tn, fr«»h tnd httlthy.
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    The Captain
    242 5 ATTRACTIVE Mrs. Jo? i» Shellim is no sooner back from a world trip and she M off again. This time to Cal cutta, wh^re husband Joe ha* extensive business interests m jute. Said Rosalind. "I am dot settled »n my new home m 13 Holland Hill, and there
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    The Winner
    69 5 Lim Kg'; Ajjii, and Mrs Urn wil! give a tea party at tinaon' i. Popular Dr V. 1\ Mac- v> oi [poh la taking three •recks' rest m Singapore. With bin is lira MacGarry and two boys. They ate dividing their hottdaya hc.o between the homes of Mrs
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    I GO SHOPPING
    250 5 I GO SHOPPING IF It's bargain you arc lookin^, foi, go to the sale at Malehand's. rfere their wide collection of frocks for all occasions is offered to you from pci cent, to aa much a- 50 per coat. In reduction. I".- .io tiic'.c cither but just oae ot the
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  • THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      OCTOBER 3, 1948. MOTHERHOOD
      231 6 OCTOBER 3, 1948. MOTHERHOOD MOTHEKHOOD Id Singapore has hecome a lfl grim and dangerous business. There art not enough hospital n >*ds. There are not enough maternity homes of the ri?;ht kind. There are not enough mid wives. The costs of having a baby at home, even where the home
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      CHILDHOOD
      93 6 (JIVE a clay's pay lor the children The United Nations Appeal for Children has begun m Singapore. This is a great and worthy cause. Throughout the world are hundreds of thousands of waifs, homeless and starving, left behind by the roaring waves of war. Perhaps you have already seen
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    THE AMAZING MR. WISE TIGER
    1383 6  -  M.A. FRIEDERICH by THK chauffeur of the Sultan of Johoic pressed the horn. The road was blocked by a strange car, whose hood was covered by an enormous tiger head. Impatiently the Sultan drew his pistol and riddled the tyres of the tiger-decor-ated car the
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    THE DEAREST CITY IN THE EAST
    1987 7 Readers Write To Mr. Won? r\y, Aoiy or m«. w oiik tusoltvs m the situation of -/person, the elTrcts of »n !^rition '»f two >-*-i i of <>• ih\ A economic proMeiv;. Ybr int^^tmg senr of prt comments given on Xihv September 12 has
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    $2 LETTERS
    894 7 Silt. I'intcrtuituiK tit mid cinema shows should be cut down to the minimum. If Mi. Wong MpdMfei $100 on clothing for U»p family, the clothes will In.-t for jit least six months. Then it win not o<> Meewary f'M him to buy |2UO shirts. i urn drawing $160.
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    We write to Mr. Chan
    139 7 Mr. C, N. ('him. 222 Orchard Koitri, Sir, Last \v»'pU you NWI :»\\»ril< (I $10 for writing what uns onftlrierrd b> Mr. It. It. 00l to be the hcst letter on tin* problems of the X\ i. ni; famllv. On Monday Icll'■ r OMMt into
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    Hollywood Diary
    1787 8  - Hollywood Diary HENRY GRIS from of the STARS HOLLYWOOD. When a I* young blue-eyed Swedish frandun called Marta Toren. arrived m ITcllvwocd Co begin a movie career she carried m her bulging handbag four hand-carved wooden figurines. These she promptly set up for permanent residence m her studio dressing room.
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    Linda's Success Secret
    218 8 associate for 25 years, presented Mm with the :-?worrJ Fairbanks Senior used m 'The Iron M.isk," made In Doug announced publicly tip would Use the sword m the picture; did. It brougM him luck. He is UStllg it again, m the duelling scenei or" "The O'Flynn" h<>
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      154 8 Why do his teeth j&y. whiter He cleans them safely j with &s6s Dentifricey Save your teeth froffl damage by using GjJW Dentifrice always. It mike t Ji'tmH 'c?=^>-v last because it cleans thow«p7 £$W*Hnk &!2Pz\ and safely. It saves money, too. &V^ V^»^.*i» <"or there's no wiite wirt H2^^Si'^^^
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    RIDDLE OF BEAUTY AND THE BOXER
    1483 9 ■0 1 union* STpore (rimes: Xo. 3 II |lt>| V\ It AIT A IT happened 16 years ago 1 on Januaiy 15, 1933- m a small bungalow situated ir the peaceful surroundings of Kampong Standee, m the Katong area. A narrow, sandy lane leading
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    SMUGGLING IN SHANGHAI
    70 9 Shanghai, Friday.— A total of 1,8000 tons of smuggled commodities, chiefly cotton yarn and cloth were seized at Shanghai's north railway station during the past week by the Economic Police, it was disclosed today. Special squads of police have been on duty at the local railway stations
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      473 9 HA YE FUN WITH THE— BY CONSTANCE SHARPE JAN. 21 FEB. 18 LEO Let loved-ones and business assocaites 'have their head'- JULY 24 AUG 23 they unll do things their way An ambition likely to be m any case. Widen your achieved and almost at the friendly activities— f inane
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    MARJAN WASN'T GIVEN A CHANCE
    1069 10 MAR JAN WASN'T GIVEN A CHANCE it The Sunday Tribune badminton c«r respondent today review* the selection of the Thomas C l up team— MAIN topic of badminton gossip is centered around the selection of the seven-man team to represent Malaya m the Thomas Cup Cqmpetition. As can be expected,
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    Hock Leng Shocks Peng Soon
    310 10 pOH Kirn Yam of the A.A.U. yesterday won the Singapore men's junior singles badminton title, but the hero of the afternoon's play was Cheong Hock Leng who took Singapore's Number 1 Wong Peng Soon, to three sets before losing his tie m the open championships.
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    Old Boys Win 3-1
    126 10 Old Boys Win 3-1 TWO goals m the closing; stages of the game give the A.C.S. Old Boys a 3-1 victory over the Ceylon Sports Club m a hockey match at the Oldham Hall ground yesterday. Play was very evenly contested almost throughout but the Ceylonesc cracked up dur- ing
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    IDLE BANTER WINS
    87 10 MORPHETTVILLE, Sat. Mrs. V. M. Hoffman's Idle Banter, by Parenthesis out of The Gale, ridden by S. Dodd, j won the South Australian Derby I over one and a half miles here today by one and a half lengths and three-quarters length from Cupid's Star, ridden by
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    USEFUL B.P.
    34 10 A meeting of the manage- ment committee of the Useful Badminton Party will be held today at the residence of Mr. i Lee Yang Chim, 11 St. Michael's Road, beginning 12.30 p.m.
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    Muthiah Is Hospital's Champion Athlete
    436 10 There was a good attendance it the First Annual Athletic r Sports of the Singapore Hos- jital Assistants Union at the ralan Besar Stadium yester- 1 iay. 1 The champion athlete was S. vfuthiah. The woman cham- >ion athlete of tne day was VTiss Wong
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    RAOC Sports Results
    318 10 Over a thousand spectators were present for the Royal Army Ordnance Corps First Athletic Championships held m the BOD ground (St. George's Road) yesterday. Major-General D. Dunlop C.8.E., (G.O.C. of the Singapore District) gave away the prizes. CPDO won the championship I shield and a huge cup.
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    $5,500 FOR BOYS CLUB
    24 10 $5,500 FOR BOYS CLUB "Flag Day," m aid of the Queen Street Boys' Club, reftl'**cd $5,500 up to last ulfht. More cheques arc expected
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    BIG SWEEP
    46 11 IOTA! I'OOI, |U?.K* Jirst Prize Nl |R WSO 2,VT o d Pr N0.*****1. 1 nird I'rize o 2V\ m< STARTERS: ($2,712 each ll *****; «4!)SI4: *****3: l|*| f7: *****4; *****4; *****.1; ZQI'A?ROIJJpL\T|ON PIMZES:--(*1,220 each)— l.l*s)l; 287 W- 22«7G8; I«*W."12; *****.V *****9; *****5; *****0; I097«h!
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    JOCKEY CLUB DERBY
    55 11 RANDWICK. Sat. Messr* A. J. Silk and H. J. Ascot's Carbon Copy by Helios out of Havers, won the Australian Jockey Club Derby over one and a half miles here today m a tight finish, scoring by v short head from Vagabond. The winner's time was two
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    HARVEST MOON UPSETS AT PENANG RACES
    2359 11 pENANG, Sat.— Two lane Holds of 1G starters each provicT-d the highlight at the races yesterday the Qrst ris.y of th* Ponarm Turf rTnh Autumn Meeting. IUD Both fields create g urxr-ts when unfanriod Harvest Moon home m Race Six to pay $89 for
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    The Navy Battled On To The End
    276 11 POWERFUL set of forwards who were supth^r^vVf 1 10^ 8 set of ihn *°s enabled from h i?Q J ea^ combined Naval team H S Ter *or and H.M.S. London by 32 points (four poals, four tries) to 5 points (n. wal) on
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      287 11 Rheumatism Vanishes like Magic T.Hunf »r.d Trmovlnf the bod* H*" ',nd V»<ll.n« of Arthrll.s «n«J •**"2fium "fi f n «J'»'-ovfr» i« bi.n k -ir« h»«Hh md hipp'.Msi ol one-iim* .'ufltreri In i JJSU kf mM f In f w o d )fl Js*" h< aml "it I*. Bf.«Hc«. Nfuntii and
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    NEGRI BRING THE MALAYA CUP HOME
    485 12 2-1 Triumph Over Selangor In Replay NEGRI SEMBILAN 2; SELANGOR I A GOAL scored m the 4 1st minute of play by skipper Soon Teck won the Malaya Cup for Neg ri Sembilan when they met Selangor m their re play at Kuala Lumpur
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    DEATH
    68 12 mil \vk«: si vn ji.m, mfp 31 l>H*4«r<l pi v >'liill\ at No. TrmnrlinK Road on 9 10 i,;. ll<* lca\ i's I ><- hi ikl 3 sons. V \\VC'hrnir II«wU and Wee Cimj; L»T of M.icA lister Co. P.i;^ Hnd Wn «hcng Lock of Ch.*!! Han (iiuin C'hoon),
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    £37,500 For A Mare
    93 12 £37,500 For A Mare NKW YORK. Sat. A sum «.f .ViriO.ooo (£37.500) has been paid by Mrs. Elizabeth Arden (Jrahain, the wealthy cosmetics manufacturer, for Mr. LouH B. Mayer's thoroughbred mare Busher. This i.s believed to be the hipho.st over paid for marc, j Kusher, by War Admiral «>ut of
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    Sino-HK Paet To End Smuggling
    104 12 Sino-HK Paet To End Smuggling fJONO KONG, Sat. 12 uns :'MMMtin< ■< il officially tox\:\y \U*i the Sino-Brilisn t»~rrrno»it r'rarinu the way fT |!>« hit 1 impli -i:u-ii t;it in*- tiiv .Jina'iry anti-snniur: i"f, pad. will b«« si^n«<l horv M.«ndti> A njiokrHnia'i muH an agreement bail Uu,\ i Ixm'h r""rhed
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    Russia Has Fastest Jet Fighter
    130 12 WASHINGTON, Sat.— Russia has a new lighter plane powered bj' a British-designed jet engfne foster than the jets now m operation with United States Air Force squadrons, according to the magazine Aviation Week. The trade majnurine, m an •rtlclc called "Through the Iron Curtain**, saul
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    NO MYSTERY, SAYS TASS
    77 12 MOSCOW. Sat. Tass. the I official Soviet news ac^cnev I today quoted a Siamese Gov- crnment statement that there were only 59 Soviet citizens m BanzkoH and that none of them had lu-en involved m any illegal ictivitics. The agency said that it had issued the
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    NEWS IN PICTURES
    92 12 The tiny tot's race m progress at the Hospital Assoeiaticn Sports yesterday. I A section of the large crowd who at ten led Gandhi's birth* day celebrations. Below, two ladies jy*ve an item at the function. Rrluradler Aogerft. deputUlnsr for Major-General McDerni't I>unlop, outs the tape ur/nim
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    KING KONG WINS AGAIN
    31 12 Results of last ni^ r round. G#T Curly Connors DC l Mlt y«round. hp.t o**? Tony Ra^Jiiß** Wong by 2 fall* to 1 senp 2 3rd round.
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    HAPPY WORLD WRESTLING
    11 12 Following nrf n by one to Boodh Slnfh
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