Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 October 1948

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    23 1 rt Y THI PIOPLF FOR THF PFOPI.ICT MALAYA S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER The Sunday Tribune "TWELVE PAGES. SINGAPORE, OCTOBER, 24, 1948^ PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    21 WOMEN CAPTURED IN MUAR OPERATIONS
    383 1 TR OOPS, POLICE HIT OUT 3 bandits killed UIALA LlUvlPl R, Sat. -Tne Military and the Police recorded one of Uid.r must successf »l d»v m the war on terrorists yesterday. Communique* issued tonight reported: MXJAR: A strong force of troops swept the lluar
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    S'PORE MERMAID
    24 1 S'PORE MERMAID pitETTY Miss LeeKoon Lin. one of the swimmers who took part m the Singapore Swimming Championship* ye«ter■*y, poKe* for the Tribune cameraman.
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    BATTLE for TREASURY
    55 1 HANGOON, Sat. Insurgent* fighting for control of thr Treasury at Tnyaun<n, *>Uth-\veBt of Mandalay. *ci* repelled by Gove-n--j-ont troops after a four-hour t "dt\f. today' 1 Government communique reported. Fifteen insui gents were killed. The communique also reported a clash between Government troops and insui*.ents m the
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    Detective pleads: send me to lock-up
    271 1 Detective pleads: send me to lock-up M cI-imi'l warn? lo be assail hr«l A detective, Leong Thin, yesterday asked the District Judge, Mr. Tan Ah Tan, to be remanded m the Central Police Station lockup instead of the Civil Prison because he was afraid he would be assaulted by the
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    MAID: IN AND OUT
    44 1 PARIS. Sat. The twenty-day-old coal strike ia cost'ng aome U553,000,000 Jai'y. roughly the equivalent of the Marshall Plan aid she is receiving from the United States, experts eatimated todiy. Already the quantity of coal loat ia nearly 3.*****0 tons U.P.
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    MOURNING ENDS
    37 1 SAIGON. Sat Saigcr. Moslems observed a minute's silence at a ceremony yesterday morning, the end of the 41 -day period of mourning for the death of Mr. Mohammed All .linn. i.i. Pakistan Governor-General. Reute r
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    $300 FOR A FOOTBALL
    39 1 The S.A.F.A. Cup Final Football was put up for auction after the game yesterday. It went to Dr. C. J. Paglar who paid $300. The proceeds will go to the United Nations Children's Appeal Fund.
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    China holds key to war
    200 1 SHANGHAI, Sat.— Maj-Gen. Claire Chennault declared today that Russia would not start a "shooting war" m Europe unless "Chinese Communists succeed m drawing the iron curtain as far south as the Yangtse River." Gen. Chennault. famed war time leader of the "Flying Tigers" air force
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    Sylvia saved the show
    123 1 Sylvia saved the show MRS. Sylvia Fenwtck. a dramatic student who was trained at the Albeit Hall School of Dramatic Art, saved the Little Theatres stage show "Mary Rose" last night when the second leading lady suddenly fell ill at 3 o'clock m the afternoon. She took her part at
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    The cup—and a drink from —for 11 happy 'rajas'
    51 1 The cup and a drink from —for 11 happy 'rajas' HAPPY Kota Raja pinyotm celebrate on the Held after winning the Singapore Id A. (up Skipper Abdul Rahman helps inside-left Madon to a drink from the Singapore Cup while the other players look on. Kota Raja beat the S.R.C. 3—
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    WE SEND REDS MORE RUBBER
    225 1 first British ship to carry British rubber to Russia leaves Singapore at noon today. She is the Cape St. David, carrying 8,700 tons of Malayan rubber, worth approximately 8,700,000 Malayan to the Russian port of Odessa m the Black Sea. The Cape St. Day id
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    £100 MILLION LOAN OVER SUBSCRIBED
    40 1 LONDON. Bat- The Bank of England announced today that the £10#,000.000 "British Electricity Authority" loan first new money Mated fof any of the ind-.stries natier.alised by the present Socialist Government has been over subscribed. Renter
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    Medical students seek 3 pledges
    136 1 Medical students seek 3 pledges PRESIDENT of the Medical College Union. Mr. Tan Chee Khoon, last night asked for three guarantees from Government tor new graduates entering Government service 1 The one year's probationary service to be undergone m approved hospitals m Penang. Kuala Lumpur, Johore Bahru and Singapore. The
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    3 ships in distress
    131 1 LONDON. Sat. Three ships were reported today m distress m different parts of the world. Tiie Baltimore radio station told the story of how the Steamer CUIDAD DE CARACAS had wirelessed she was on fire, 60 miles east of Cape Hatter as. North Caiolina and the
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    Legless R.A.F. Hero Is Here
    246 1 Legless R.A.F. Hero Is Here (Tribune Htajt Reporter.' Legless R.A.F. hero, Group Captain Douglas Bader, D.S.O. and bar, D.F.C. and bar, landed m Singapore yesterday afternoon m a Proctor Percival V monoplane from the United Kingdom after a 19-day flight. G/C Bader, who I elongn to Shell Petroleum Company, London,
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    JAP COLONEL EXECUTED
    31 1 TOKIO, Sat. Lieut Satoshi Oie, sentenced to death for permitting atrocities against non-combatent Chinese and Filipinos, was executed by ahooting tod'»y. the United States Bth Arr.iv announced. Reuter
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    2 NEW $MILLION COMPANIES FOR COLONY
    115 2 2 NEW MILLION COMPANIES FOR COLONY (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TIGHT new companies, including a $1,000,000 B concern, were registered m Singapore last month. The total nominal capital authorised for these companies is almost $2,000,000. Another 11,500,000 company was floated m the Colony this month. So far, for this year
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    -But Owner Says "No"
    302 2 a* SBBBBBBBBBjr* S* B a j .52.»0.0tM1 j OFFER j FOR THIS I mki;i:\ I (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE business man, Mr. Young Kok Wah. has rejected a quarter million dollar offer from a European art collector for as Imperial Palace screen. He considers the
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    Union disclaims red influence
    223 2 Union disclaims red influence A "press notice" issued by the Singapore Lighter Workers' Union last right state: "Our attention has been directed to the recent Speech made by His Excellency the Governor before the Legislative Council m the course of which he is reported to have said 'Plans had been
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    POPPY DAY DANCE
    78 2 The .lohore Civil Service Club will hold a Poppy Day dance at the Cluh premises or. j Nov. !< at 9.30 p.m. Members and non-members arc welccme. j The charges are Single ticket $2; Double ticket $4. Drinks will be available at Cluh prices. Tickets can be
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    Exit—S'pore's Mystery Tongkang
    360 2 Exit S'pore's Mystery Tongkang LH)R several weeks, a sunken tongkang lay moor ed on the north side of the Cavanagh Bridge. ChUdren used it as a diving board. Singapore citizens watched it idly, but nobody seemed to know who owned it. or what happened next. .The Sunday Tribune sent a
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    'Happy Night'To Aid Children's Fund
    136 2 'Happy Night' To Aid Children's Fund (Sunday Tribune Stall Reporter) JHE Pasir Panjang Rural District Commute? are sponsoring a "Malam Gumbira" (Htpdy Night) concert m aid of the United N ..lions Appeal for Children fund, to be held next Saturday night. The venue of the concert, which is under the
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    Spitting Can Lead You To Court
    128 2 Spitting Can Lead You To Court SPITTING Is an offence m Singapore, according to the by-laws, but there have been eery few proeecutkana lor spitting since the re-occupa-tion. Dr. N. A. Canton, the Municipal Health Officer, told the Sunday Tribune yesterday "I suppose the police are too busy ndwadays to
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIER
    24 2 CALCUTTA, Sat. Mra. Morrow-Tait. iSritish round-the-world flyer left here today for Rangoon after waiting several weeks for engine parts from Britain.— Reuter
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    3 QUIT POSTS
    30 2 CANTON. Sat. -The heads of Canton's three main utility concerna light, water and telephone are leported to have tendered I heir resignations to the controlling Municipal authorities
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      338 2 M ALA Y E FVr? R .sia 9.00 Spot the mary m Tamil with Signature lTo^Sa^SH SH j f avountes 9-30 News. 9.45; Tune; 1.17 Tamil songf 120 I KtHsKAMMES *?.how Time. 10.30 Dance News m Tamil; 1.30 Karnatic Music. 11.00 Last News Sum-l son^ s b^ CP Rajamani and
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    13,879 Bags Of Rice For Sale
    143 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) THE Federation of Malaya is selling on tender I 13.879 bass of broken rice and broken pulot. Ttiese grade* of broken cc together with various .Laj.tlt.ea already sold lo (M public, were included m udgyt'a rice -.".locations during ;-t v..,,
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    RICE FOR CANTON
    26 3 CANTON. Sat. -Tv I thousand t ix hundred, tons o« rice ur,. to released for rationing purposes here. i t *-a.; announced today.
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    QUARTER – MILLION FOR OUR PARKS
    249 3 QUARTER MILLION FOR OUR PARKS Better Stadi um Promise (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) A special meeting of the .tluiiicip tl Commissioners has approved a supplementary vote of 51*2,978,923 m addition to the original estimates for the year of 832,849,382. Largest amounts approved are: $1,303,625 for the Electricity Department; $589,363 for
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    U.M.N.O. Members Hesitate
    102 3 U.M.N.O. Members Hesitate The three month-old cam paign to register UMNO mem beti to be making little progress. Informed circles believe thai former CM NO members would] like to see measures taken to, uplift the Malay people place of the policy of advancing I only the interests of the party
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    In Town Tonight
    199 3 The Rev. Brot'nei Laurence O'Toole M.A.. Assistant- SupHiioi -General of Christian Brothers of the De La Salle Order who 'a m Singapore, has his official residence m Rome. A brilliant scnolar from the University Co' lege m Dublin Brother O'Toole is one of the 12 members who
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    $4,000 BAIL OFFERED
    67 3 A charge of Bating a* genuine a prescription purported to be signed by Dr Ho Yu.ii, w^ explained to Paul lhomas Ong <31> whe. 1 he appeared m the Second -District Court yesterday. Ong was alleged to h»V« committed th 0 offence on I July 7. He
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    Honours Degree
    34 3 News has just been received that Mr. Kiang Ai Kirn took the B.Sc. Special Examination m Chemestry of tne University of London with honours. The examination was held m Singapore this year.
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    NEXT COUNCIL MEETING
    28 3 The next meeting of th" Singapore Legislative CoulKil will be hold on Ttteatoay. Nov. 9. at 10 a .m. at thr VI toria Memorial Hall.
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    PROMOTED
    19 3 Dr. S. Ramamirthan has been appointed to act as Ophthalmic Surgeon and Physician at the General Hospital Singapore
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    Christian Brother Honoured
    61 3 Christian Brother Honoured A tea party ami given yesterday by the teachers of St Joseph's Institution m honoui ot Rev. Brother Laurence O'Toole, Assistant Superioi -General of the- Christian Brothers who is on a visit to Malaya. Mi. R, E. Reutens welcomed Bro. O'Toole. In his reply Bio. O'Toole spoke
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    TRADE UNION DO'S & DON'TS
    142 3 TRADE UNION DO'S DON'TS Tho importance of keeping :i close check on Union Funds is j stressed m a pamphlet entitled,, j "The Emergency Regulations and you," compiled and distributnd to all Tlade Unions, and members, by the Trade Union I Adviser of the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. Trade
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    French Leave Cost 5 Month's Freedom
    163 3 TWENTY-four hours ashore without leave m a port m the Philippine Islands earned five English sailors a month's rigorous imprisonment each m Singapore. Together with them, a radio officer, of the same ship, who j assaulted a fellow officer while m Java waters. was
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    999—why the police didn't choose 111
    218 3 999 why the police didn't choose 111 IT takes neaily seven seconds to dial 999 m police emcrgettcy calls, and many leaders have written to the Sunday Tribune suggesting that it would be quicker to dial 111. Dialling 111 takes less than three seconds, but mechanical diilicultics arise m the
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    Malaya's Products Poorly Priced
    209 3 BANK CHIEF SAYS Mr Lee Kong- Chian. Chairman of the Over-.sea-Chinese Banking Corporation feels that Malaya is not getting a square deal Malaya, today, has to give very much more of her products for a given quantity of Imported goods as compared to prewar. Mr. Lee
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    CABLEMEN'S FIRST DANCE
    42 3 CABLEMEN'S FIRST DANCE Members of the Cable and Wireleaa staff will be holding a I dance at the Adelphl Roof Gar- 1 den this Saturday- the first J since the liberation. Dance music will be supplied by the Sambodians. popnlai local band.
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    AROUND TOWN
    1655 4  -  VERA ARDMORE dancer wv i ii ncr engaged Bt a n o vv I v *mi yds CERTAIN members of the American President Lines* staff were seen coming out of a dispensary where Pink Drinks may be had on bad mornings. Cautious inquiry revealed they had introduced San
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SURRENDERS?
    365 6 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE SURRENDERS? London Agents Messrs. Colin Turner. Ltd Talbot House, 98, St. Martin's Lane W.C. 2. OCTOBER 24. IP4B. THE report of a Chinese police agent who has returned from the jungle where he posed as a Communist, places a serious question before the Federation Government. The agent,
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    TAXI-GIRL
    1697 6  -  M.A. Friederch Ut a Dance, dance, dance, Hide lady. It's ihe hesl paid job a good looking girl can get m Singapore, hut where does ii lead? MEET Kitty, a good-looking Singapore tax-girl, whose K*y, light-hearted company from nine till m'dnight can be bought for 36 Straits dollars. Being
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    What's YOur Waist line?
    69 7 What's YOur Waist line? WASHINGTON, Sat.-- Th.- j Kepubiican Party s women's division said today the size of women's waistlines •specially the higger ones are "playing a highly important role." m the R<-pui»l caii campaign. It reported that Kepubiican women In Tennessee pay admission fees to partie- according to the
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    5 RECORDS SHATTERED AT SWIMMING MEET
    758 7 £p<>lligli.i On Our Aquatic* Stars 'Tribune Staff Rt porter ALAKOK crowd attended theSingapore Amateur Swl m mine Associat ion's Fifth Championship mccl al the Singa|»ore Swimming Club yesterday afternoon. In "aritftatftt weather, spectatora aratched live existing Singapore reoorda broken. The i'» cord breakers were
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    "WIRE SET" WILL AID VISUAL EDUCATION
    357 7 Will Do Away With Costly Sound Tracks I The Good f[RKAT strides forward arc .anticipated In tilts Malayan education system with the arrival here of specially tropicalised, portable wiverecordlns sets which could b^ used to make commentaries m the vernacular to synchro nise with
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    Old Days Are Gone —Gimson
    191 7 Old Days Are Gone Gimson Sir Franklin Crimson, Gov ernor of Singapoie, feels thai the "Good old days," will never return. He raid thia yesterdaj when he spoke al the re union of Ovei sea:, League Members m Singapoie. Said Sii Franklin. "There ia a tendency here to long foi
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    TO COMBAT RED UNREST
    34 7 TO COMBAT RED UNREST BANGKOK. Sat. A National Civilian \:my. on !e--lines of the Malayan Auxiliary Police Force, will be organised here ahortl> to combat Communist unreal and possible sabotage m the country. Reuter
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      Aquatic star, too . . .
      17 8 Aquatic star, too Not only does Yvonne pose m swimming suits, but she also swims, and well.
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      THE SUCCESS STORY OF YVONNE de CARLO
      359 8 Ait at* tress -ra ii no I rest on past perform an cc§ 9 says V *c o ii ii c t and HOLLYWOOD Shortly before Yvonne de Carlo stai ted work m a film titled "Criss Cross" 1 spent one morning at
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      Remember this scene...?
      11 8 With Jean Pierre Aumont in "Song of Scheherazade."
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      LUCK IS NOT ENOUGH
      643 8 ANYONE who thinks it a cinch to get places m Hollywood, if you get that lucky break, is dead wrong. An eaBy success! A star overnight: Such careers are widely publicized becaus" people still like to believe m CinUcrcllas. The real truth behind quick stardom is
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      HOLLYWOOD'S HEADCHE
      325 8 WHAT type of picture to ff produce is still talked about as a headache which is puzzling Hollywood chieftains. But the solution, partially at least, has been found. Before the investigations of the Congressional UnAmerican Activities Committee, film producers may have been able to deal with a wider
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    LETTER SENT SOLDIER TO THE GALLOWS
    654 9 LETTER SENT SOLDIER TO THE GALLOWS IN July .tl, un>\ the neulyopened Supreme Oomrt solemnly pass 't its fit I death .sr ntencc The citntteivnt t man WHS m Punjabi mddicr, Cpl. Adalat Khan, of the 1 1 mfikong and Singajtore Bai*try. convicted of murder of a fellow sjOsbsV I
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    10 Famous Singapore Crimes: -No. 6-HERMAN RAPPA
    454 9 10 Famous Singapore Crimes: -No. 6HERMAN RAPPA sage m the letter read "If anything untou ard happens to me, you will know who made the arrangements. This letter, which was dated July 30, led the Inspector to believe that there had been previous correspondence between father and son about Adalat
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    S. S. MARON WIN 3—l
    64 10 A soccer team from the SS. Ma ion heat the Buona Vista S.C. at the Alexandra Military Hospital ground 3 1 Tong Seng scoted the Buona Vista club's only goal. Pears, Palmer and Scarisbiick scored tor S.S. Maron. To-day tho S.S. Maron team will play
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    INDIANS BEAT YMCA 3—1
    26 10 The Indian Association defeated tlu' V. M.C.A. by three iioal.s to one. when they met at hockey at Faiter Park t sterdav.
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    PENANG WIN
    33 10 In the first inter-state rjajger match of the season. Penang beat Perak hy 11 po'nta i a try. a goal and a penally* to 3 (a try) at Penang yeater-| rlay.
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    Don s "Biggest Thrill"
    203 10 Don s Biggest Thrill" ADELAIDE. Sat. When the Australian cricketers who toured England last season ai rived here on the linei Orontes today. Don Bi adman. their uptain. said* he could see no reason why English cricket should not be stieni;thened. He added that experience has shown that strength anti
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    PENG SOON RETAINS HIS SINGLES TITLE
    429 10 WONG Peng Soon, the defending Singapore singles title-holder, successful i> retained his title, when he beat Ong Poh Lim (Devonshire), m the final of the men's singles badminton championships at the Clerical I'nion haM yesterday. Both Peng Soon and Poh Lim. who are Singapore's
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    'Big 3' Make History
    740 10 JDOR the first time m Singam\ pore badminton history. 1 three players have qualified for three finals m the Singapore badminton championships. They are Wong Peng" Soon, Ong Fob Lim and Miss Helen Heng. While the two men qualified tor the singles, doubles and mixed doubles,
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    Students were better
    216 11 Students were better THE following wcic the results of the \ariou.s sports ever.ts of the Aiumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine and The Medical Colle;;^ Union Reunion held yesrerdav. CHESS i For Dr. Chen Sv Lnn tup). The Undergraduates beat the Graduate.; for thr first time m,
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    BILLY CAROL PAYS $51 IN SECOND WIN
    378 11  -  ALLAN LEWIS from IFOsa, Sat.— There were two major upsets at today's Ipnh races, the final day of the I'erak Turf Cmmf* October Meeting. Highest dividend was returned by "Trubrcd" Stab'f »«j Nevada, winning the seventh tuce to pay $70 Billy Carol, inner
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    The Results, Dividends
    615 11 RACE ONE Horace, ci. 2. Div 2. 6 Fuis 132 TRUMPINGTON 8.06 (1 1 Woods 1 •*d Kanda 8.07 (12) Tankard 2 184 Radiant Rhythm 8.10 I 5> Jones 1 Tl Victory Alaich 808 (7) Daw. son 1 (Winner trained hy Fox) Won by: nk; 2\. Tune.
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    Big Sweep
    54 11 Tola! Poo' 8235,590 UL Prize No. *****6 2nd. Prize No. *****0 M. Prize No. *****9 starters: *****8 *****7 1*3888? •*****2 *****8 *****2 *****2' *****1 *****8 *****5 *****0 ConaatniJen Prizes: *****2 *****1 *****2 *****2 I*7BBB ***** *****8 *****2 *****3 Doub'e Tote First: 16 tickets at 888 eaen. Second: 24
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    KING KONG WINS IN 5 MINUTES
    94 11 King Kong took less than five minutes to beat his opponent. Ali Riza Bey by two straight falls m the 2nd round of the wrestling contest at the Great World arena last night. Other results Joginder Singh i beat Curly Connors by two falls
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    MANKAD TAKES 4 WICKETS
    40 11 (dose of play scoter m the ni'tch between the West Indies; nasi thr Indian Ftates XI which ber, m yesterday were: West Indie.;. 208 (Walcot 71;, I Mankad 4 for 601; Indian Slates 19 for 2.
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    Airmen went down fighting
    352 11 DUGGER played at a cracking pace, highlighted v by hard tackling and interspersed with wellexecuted three-quarter movements and touchfinding duels, was seen on the padang when the S.CC. defeated tho R.A.F. (Seletar) by 17 points (a goal, :i penalty goal, and three tries) to 3 points
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    KOTA RAJA FIND IT EASY
    756 12 lIICS \l\l It LOOK 111 I. ski-; niwiu Cup Final Proved A Dull Affair KOIII l&.ajj.' H ltd** m m 0 by HEKsttAN KAPPA KOTA K\.M Second l>lvidou !.eegue winners won the Singapore Cup yr**terda>, treating the Singapore Rcertalio.i < bib, threi nil at Jalan
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    Recs Lost Cup In Dressing Room
    436 12 Recs Lost Cup In Dre ssing Room I|«HE Beta leal the (up even before they took the field m the dreaajanj room, t«» be predae. Ten minutes befoie the kick-off hot words. followed by pleadings, were heard from the dressing room, "obody wanted to talk about the ttojblc after -wards,
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    Lien Hwa beat weak Malayan Malays XI
    196 12 ghREMBAN, Sat. More than S.**.^ Musis saw I.i.ii Hwa XI beat |d a I.' 1 by ion,- goa* to two m a thrilling -Vf** counter herTt Asserting thrsu rtffht fixmiVj^pgH n*rn swept ne ir '^+a. o« their ftet toasalS ni t half. ,(^y
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    Portsmouth Beaten
    117 12 Portsmouth Beaten LONDON. Sat Pootball I evu its FIRST DIVISION A>raenal 5, Byertan o. Acton Villa 4. Charlton 3. Blackpool 1. Binu'ngham CO. Bolton W. 1, Newcastle Derby C 2. Chelsea l Hudderafleld 0. Preston 2. Liverpool 4. Middlesbro. 0 Manchester U. 1, Burnley 1 Sheffield U. 2. Stoke C.
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