Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 October 1949

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    14 1 SUNDAY Tribune j I SIXTEEN PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1949. PRICE TEN CENTS.
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    HONGKONG CABLES: 'REDS DUE ON THE BORDER BY DAWN'
    384 1 HONGKONG Saturday N lgnt Communist Irooos' pushing along the Canton Kowloon railway are expected to reach the border of this Brit.sh cole ny to-night cr at latest by dawn to-morrow. Military despatches "report one Red column in the railway town of
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    Admiral Pass To Gets His Liberty
    51 1 Admiral Pass To Gets His Liberty Admiral Toyada. once Chief of Staff of the Japanese Navy, leav., SugamV, Prison, Tokio, alter his acquittal on a war crimes charge of Hi-tr, ating AIM d war prisoners American MP's check his pa.ss for the Admiral i? is a real liberty ticket A.P.
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    FOR FRIENDS -GET A JOB
    41 1 CHICAGO. Sat. If you want to get acquainted, get a job. A survey of Chicago "careei girls" shows, that thc i greatest number of their i friendships 46 per cent. were formed at work. A. P.
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    LABOUR LINES UP ITS MEN FOR ELECTION BID
    222 1 By OSCAR FERNANDEZ Sunday Tribune Political Correspondent SINGAPORE Labour Party announced last night the names of four of the six candidates it has chosen to contest the coming Municipal elections setting the stage for its first real trial of strength with the
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    DRIVE TO CUT ESCAPE ROUTE
    96 1 DRIVE TO CUT ESCAPE ROUTE HONGKONG. Sat. General Chen Kenp's forcc s which took Canton arc now reported to be heading for the northern banks of the West river leading into Kwangsi. If they teach the river in time thpy will cut off the Nationalists* westward escape corridor. This morning
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    NEHRU IN N.Y.
    36 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. With a warm goodbye from Secretary of State Dean Achoson, Prime Minister Nenru of India flew to New York today to begin a three-week tour of the United States and Canada.
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    Kluang Battles Against Typhoid
    165 1 Kluang Battles Against Typhoid Bu+da* Tribune Reporter f HREE thousand schoolchildren have been innoculated in the fight to check an outbreak of t y p h o i d in Kluane, Johore. Only one life has been lost J>ut seventeen cases of typhoid *ave been notified and eignt suspected cases
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    THE HUNTS
    22 1 LONDON. Sat. Five Hunt brothers, whose average ag. is 81. had their first family reunion for 30 years in Enfield.
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    MARSHAL SMUTS GOES ON THE RETIRED LIST
    71 1 MARSHAL SMUTS GOES ON THE RETIRED LIST PRETORIA, Sat. South African Defence Minister F. C. Erasmus, has relieved Fio'd Marshal Smuts of his post of Commander-in-Chief Union Defence Forces in the field. Mr. Erasmus sent a letter to the Field Marshal saying that the Governor General ln Council had approved
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    DEPARTMENT OF SOLEMNITY
    48 1 DEPAR TMENT OF SOLEMNITY LONDON. Sat. Princess Elizabeth, who has never owned a cow. has became President of the British Dairy Farmers Association. A Buckingham Palace spokesman pointed o*ut that the King owns some cows, and said, "The Princess ha* always taken an interest in them."' A. P.
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    A FISH BITE
    60 1 LONDON. Sat. Miss Marlenc Wizmar, a German refugee student at Aberystwyth College, was bitten in the leg by fish while bathing. She swam 600 yards to the shore with blood streaming from wounds which were stitched in hospital. "I did not get a long enough look at
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    "Little, Crime"
    317 1 "They all live very peacefully together." said Mr. .Somatt. "We have verv little crim<\" As protection for his district. Mr. Komatt has Lin-te-nant Thanong and sixty soldiers, and Lieutenant Chaiyut and sixty policemen. Lieutenant Thanong and Ins men had a course of jungle warfare in Johore last February,
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    "HUMAN APPEAL" TO REDS
    145 1 Washington. Sat. America made a humanitarian appeal to the Chinese Communiats to release two American servicemen, who have been h< Id for nearly a year, partment cfiicia s al. The appeal was sounded in •I formal note, which the American Consul at Tsingtao banded to local
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    It's Quiet South Of The Border
    194 1 roira™* Pro"' W. M. BLACKWOOD MalavanS R»nr!' ft"**.- j d.W. here, south of the them "^rM.K^£!?' People h«ve he*™ of them, but nobody h»s seen mem ih certa.nl> nobody worries about them I drove to tht 2?£a* dutiful »un-drenched port on Siam's east coast,
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    WIDOW WINS 3-YEAR LAW FIGHT OVER MILLIONAIRE'S WILL
    275 1  -  From JIMMY GLOVER LONDON, Saturday. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, widow of the Singapore millionaire, has won in the irivy Council a $100,000 virtory in a three-year legal tight over her husband's will. She also g>»ins an allowance oi $2 t ooo-a-iuoiitli lor
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    RAJK IS EXECUTED
    49 1 BUDAPEST. Sat. The Foreign Ministry announced today that Laszlo Raik former Number Two Communist of Hungary, was executed at 6 a.m. local time. Th.- announc »menl said his two accompHc s Dr. Tibor Szony. and Andreas Szalai were also executed. The three were hanged together. UP.
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    SAINT CHRISTOPHER MEN FLY HOME
    190 2 By Sunday Tribune. Staff Reporter THE 31 American seamen who walked off ine 1 "hoodoo ship". Saint Christopher in Singapore last Monday are now to be flown back to New York. Seven of them will leave by BOAC, today to fly via lx>ndon. The others
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    Three Smugglers Of Johore
    151 2 Three Smugglers Of Johore OMART work by Johore Cus•J toms men foiled three big bids to evade the taxes in August. The men who failed to pull off the fast onv<, paid in all $26,900 into the Country's reVehues. They lost eveiy ounce of the goods they meant to smuggle.
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    Clean City Collects More Fines
    59 2 Clean City Collects More Fines Municipal residents paid (157,640 m tines last yeai toi railing to dispose of tneir refuse in ihe lignt way. This is nearly eight times the fines paid in \U4 1 This was not because more people were careless last yeai but because the city authorities
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    SQUATTERS TO MAKE WAY FOR FIRE STATION
    196 2 SQUATTERS TO MAKE WAY FOR FIRE STATION Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Governor. Sir Franklin Gimson has ordered proceedings to get possession of a piece of land in Alexandra Road for a $1.095,000-nrc station to be built by the Municipality. The city scheme for the fire station has been held
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    Ambassador At Dinner
    96 2 s American Ambassador i S to th«» Philippines Mr. j Myron M. Cow en who 1 heads the U.S. delegation vto the E.C.A.F.E. Con- N ferencf was entertained 1 i to dinner, on Frida> night at the Cathay Re- stuturant bv Dato and i Datin .J. Faglar.
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    CABLE AND WIRELESS MEN FOR HONGKONG
    54 2 CABLE AND WIRELESS MEN FOR HONGKONG »Six Cable and Wireless r.^n will fly to Hong-kong- On the Argonaut today. They will help relieve tlie "pressure of work causcu by business and the nurhbci of V i cons in Hongkong," said a Cable Wireless official. They will be stationed in Flongxong
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    AND ANOTHER OF LEADERSHIP
    212 2 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter. THE Singapore Department of Social Welfare will start on Wednesday a seven-weeks training course on youth leadership. This will be a preliminary to a more ambitious programme of training for entrants to the Department's permanent staff The course which begins on Wednesday
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    INDIAN CONCERT
    59 2 The British Council H;di Stamford Read was packed to i capacity yesterday evehin;; wnen the Indian I ine Ails Society held a rnu3ica' ei >ning. Sengs were well received by j the large audience. Ar:..jn^- tnosc prescfit waa th Representative of the (i( vernment oi Inc'ia. Mr. J.
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    SCHOOL OF SKILL FOR LOCAL BOYS
    179 2 By Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter COR $25 a week Malayan boys will be taught Uh methods of oxygen-acetylene cutting and welding at an industrial school declared open by the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald hi Singapore yesterday. The Singapore Welding School is sponsored by
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    SHE IS HAPPY WITH USELESS OLD STAMPS
    162 2 Sunday Tribune Reporter MRS. Mary S:• 225-A Queen S;:< el h i had happy uiy If she lias spent nei spare time collecting old stamps nobod S i'e end l: yo "T do wish people r/ill s.-»nil ic stamps they do not want."
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    There Go The Guns
    112 2 Once in three years, Jf* for the last 17(J year*.. i the chiets of Negri S»ni- bilan have gathered to i S pay homage to the Kui L in (he pietures<pie cere- muny of "Meajnjong i Duli." The tradition b.'- i gan with the first ruler,
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    BUS BURNED
    52 2 Bandits robbed and btrrnerJ a. bus in the Kluanj; area on FViday eveftihg. An unarmed Chinese stopped the bus on tin TottS* Pen--Paloh Road and when thc bus halted armed Chinese appeared or the scene. The bandits iired into the benzfhe tanks and set Bre to II before
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    FASCINATED
    54 2 Professor Ralph E. Turner.. V;le representative at the opening of the Malayan University, i~: now faacinated wit!h Ms 6tya. He left Sin^i pore yesterday foi a twoweek visit to Indonesia, but plans to return here for a short study of Malayan life. He will go to Thailand and India
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    RAFFLES' NEW BOOKS
    329 2 The following now books and reprints Will be added to Raffles Library within the next few days: Abigail Adams Janet Whitney, The Strange Life of August Strindberg Elizabeth Sprigge, Day a'U r Day Odd Hansen, Flying Squad George 'Jack' Frost, ln the Steps of the Anglo-Saxons Leighton
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    The Local Born People?
    145 2 The Local Born People? Who Are SINGAPORE city^fS* 1 3 Establishments r>;,,' 9 n I ruesday: Who Ys on bom man? Thev at*. answer because they*. I n:l1 prefe, 'fifi- employtne r,. w j for thc Municipality Thc eounciUors arc u„ to be divided in thi, Th,,., to (il i
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    ENGINEERS TO CONSIDER JOINT BODY
    125 2 ENGINEERS TO CONSIDER JOINT BODY Tlv Malayan Assoc ation ol thc Institution of CM Kr gincci will cOTsidi t t proposal a Joint organisation with tire Institution of Mechanical Engineer end the Institution of RWtlical Erv; mi fly w enable woik foi theli i tnon interest..'. I'm- annual general rfteetiag
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    EX-S'PORE MAN WHO TURNED BANDIT GETS DEATH SENTENCE
    264 3 EX-S'PORE MAN WHO TURNED BANDIT GETS DEA TH SENTENCE 1 Our Mali Correspond™! 4 fOMMKH SiagapoN -r*j Wl ix— Ah 'Ji )HOK K "AHKI. Saturday. here <«<!'> <n,ui b J Justire L-.villc in »he High Court He was loiiml iruiltv of t Born in Malacca, Al, >!,•„. C?" 8 9******
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    Singapore Hospitals Still Need Nurses
    249 3 Si.ml.v Tribune- HUM Renort^r m Medical will JSgfe ad ertJs trig for nurses. Hospitals are still nhnH *f' eni although there *vaa a Ud re^nL^T^ JSS TheD,,mty Director of M *dical Seniors Dr f. outthS-MHnc says: "Wa arc in need of 10 nurV^s at tho
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    HUSBAND PAWNED HER JEWELLERY
    85 3 HUSBAND PAWNED HER JEWELLERY A WQJSSgII, Cheng Soh Viug. 29, committed suicide he i.-a i band gambled awav s -Ml (1 hei Winning arid q pawned her jewellery I'-hi was stated irrthe Coroner* Ooutt yesterday sit inqia i. !>. Ik ng had nmueV troubles with her husband. They had uiguments
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    SERIA OIL FIELD
    28 3 At i.IO p.m. over, the Blue Network, Kadio Malay* on Monday, there wi'l be a tiik uu trie gerla Oil Fields bvi K ithleen Walker
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    Children Were Sorry When The Party Ended
    155 3 Children Were Sorry When The Party Ended •'-"/"</ Tribune Reporter) ARGHAItD Road wsZ lineo V with cars yesterday when one of the bi^est children*' parties was held in Singapore Hundreds of peopl,. flocked to buy Christmas presents •weetj and toys and all the side-show,- were equally popular. When the party
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    Dr. Grey Answers An Urgent S.O.S.
    284 3 Suiul.y Tribune Staff Reporter J)U. C. P. GREY. Deputy Principal Medical Oti\- <•<. r, Johore, took off in a mercy-plane early this week with medical supplies and amenities in response to an S.O.S. from Segamat to bring relief tc 500 men. women and children
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    ST. PAUL ENTERTAINS
    45 3 I >e m md m< 104 th< I'.S.S. St. Paul were hosts to j member* cf tiie .-.merican i imunlty on i>< ard tht ei yesterday. A lar:-,: mbci visitors were con- j 1 i.' il i ra! th/ warship. I S.i.S.
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    LABOUR LINE-UP
    224 3 >lr. s. M. A. ii. Chiftiy, a Aim distributor and exhibitor. Is a son-m-law of Dr. H. S. Moonshi, whe. has been B Municipal Commisstoni i foi the last 24 years. Mr. Chisty is vice-president of tho Overseas Pakistani League and a member of the committee of the
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    Mr. Tan See Saw 6ft, 3ins) Is Always Obliging
    92 3 Mr. Tan See Saw 6ft, 3 ins) Is Always Obliging IMediiv. d '■< Ti 'bane Reporter) JAN SEE SAW, standing six foot three inches in his rubber .shoes, is the most sought after man in Boat Quay when his fellow workers are in a tight spot for See Saw tan
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    POLICE POSTS
    81 3 Tiic following have been promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police vith effect from September 1: Senior tnspectoi Mobarak Ahmad at present serving in Negri Sembilan. Che Mobarak Ahmad holds the Colonial Po'ice Medal foi Gallantry; Senior Inspector Ariflin bin Hassan, Selangor Senior Inspectoi Abdul Jalll
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    His Diet
    81 3 His diet consists mainly of rice, vegetables, salt-fish "and an occasional pork aisn when funds permit. Bee Saw earns anything from three dollars to eighteen <lc' ars a day. as his income depends on tin amount of cargo his men handle. He is married and has four children-
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    FILIPINO DELEGATES
    45 3 The Filipaio delegation to the ">th Session of ECAFE is likely to arrive on Oct. 19. The members of the delegation are Mi. Cornelio L'almaceda Secretary for Commerce and Trade, Leader, Mr. Castilhjo, Mi. Vclmonte. Mr. Thomas Mr. Bernardo, Mr. Abrcra, Mr. Ortega.
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    B.B.C. To Build Big Station In S.Johore
    84 3 B.B.C. To Build Big Station In S. Johore Kun<ta% Tribune Reporter THE British Broadcasts/ Corporation has purchased 500 ,;cres of land th t v < ran, South Johore. id rest a multi-million dpllai tian, mittine station for the British Fhi Eastern Bioadea i-n-Service, which ha., its head' quarter^ |rj Singapore.
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    '... Then Ban Samsu Shops'
    152 3 Then Ban Samsu Shops' Sunday Tribune Reporter IF Government acts on Mr. R. Jumabhoy's plea in the Legislative Council to rerftOVe toddy simps fiom the vicinity of labourers' lines. then all samsu shops should be removed as well. Tne statement was made by the Secretary of the Hindu Association. Mi.
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    SCHOOL TRIP TO SELETAR AIR BASE
    160 3 SCHOOL TRIP TO SELETAR AIR BASE Sunday Tribune Reporter Fifty children from tne Pearl's Hill School will vi.sit the R.A.F. Seletar on Tuesday morning to see the 3eletar Harbour where the flying 'x>at- are anenored Later, tne R.A.F. airmen will Mv them over the harbour for hair an hour. They
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    SIX COMPANIES GET COLOURS
    123 3 SIX COMPANIES GET COLOURS Sunday Tribune Reporter 'THE Commandant of the Girls' Life Brigade. Mr K. Lynne. yesterday' presented the six companies of the Krigade with the Company Colours. The colours to the first brigade was presented by th "Is'e of Thanet Battalion". Four were Bought with th money provided
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    NEW STATE COUNCILLOR
    55 3 His Highness the Tang diPertuan Besar of Xegii BernUlan has appointed Mi. Sabapathipillai Stnnathambv. a wcllknown member of the Seremban Ccylonese community, to be' an Unofficial Member of the Majlis Meshuarat Negri (Council of State), Negri Semhilan. in" place of Mr. Ramalingam Xagaiatnam, who has resigned with
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    $63,000 Of 'Silver' Rolls In
    138 4 $63,000 Of 'Silver' Rolls In Sunday Tribunr ReporU r SILVER coins worth s>'>3.--000 have rolled into the Singapore currency I effice during the first fortnight since coins of piewar mintage wore localled from circulation. This i* onlv a small part of thc $25,000*000 worth ot piewar silver coins which should
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    STOLE $100 AT MALAY OPERA
    38 4 Hassan bin Ali. 17. pleaded guilty to stealing $100 at the Malay Opera Hall in New World Park on Aug 22, in the Third Police Court yesterday. Sentence was deferred to Oct. 17.
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    $1,000 BAIL
    58 4 Bail of $1,000 was granted Choo Twa Hau in thc First District Court yesterday wnen he claimed trial to a charge of stealing 4.525 katties of rice worth $1,267. The rice was stated to have een taken oft a lighter moored at Tclok Aycr Basin on Se^c. 12.
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    The New School Tie...
    108 4 The New School Tie Sunday Tribune Reporter THE University of Malaya has yet to decide en n design for its 'school tie." Students will have to bo consulted, meetings held and drafts submitted before anything can be done. Once a design is chosen, however, the ties will most probably made
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    P.A.A. TO START REGULAR S'PORE MANILA SERVICE
    155 4 f Sunday Tribune Reporter) J DAN American Airways are i 1 operating a proving flight I from Manila to Singapore next week. The plane will arrive at Kallang Airport at 1 p.m. on Tuesday. The regular weekly serviceis scheduled to start early in
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    Colony Is Short Of Villains, So One Must Be Imported
    495 4 Colony Is Short Of Villains, So One Must Be Imported RADIO AtTOK I'IANS BKPKKTOgX COMIMXY Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter TWENTY-TWO- YEAR-OLD John Forbes-Stmpiil, well-known Radio Malaya actor, has completed his plans for a $30,000 Singapore repertory company first venture of its kind in the Colony and hopes to put on
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    MALACCA WEDDING
    48 4 MALACCA, Sat. The manage of Mr. Chi Kow Chiang, thc well-known journalist, and Miss Loh Swee Yoon took place this morning before Mr. F. A. Chua, the Register of Marriages. A reception was held later at the residence of the bride, groom in Gajah Berang Road.
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    CHETTIARS GIVE
    28 4 MiVL.A(JCA, Sat Tne local Chettiar community has donated $5,000 towards thc University cf Malaya Endowment Fund. They will consider a further contribution at a later date.
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    'Hey! there goes Mr. Durante'
    171 4 'Hey! there goes Mr. Durante and Saul Turned Redder and Redder HEY! there goes Jimmy Durante, said a Police Officer at the Singapore Harbour Board recently. But "Jimmy" blushed, and after a while managed to convince the officer that he was Mr. Saul Hye Saul Ezeklel of Singapore. Saul say*,
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    'There's more money in town, 'say Johore's kampong nurses
    233 4 'There's more money in town, 'say Johore 's kam pong nurses Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter JOHORE'S kampong girls are eager to study midwifery, but when they attain their certificates they will not return to their kampongs. The reason given by them is: "There is more to be earned in the
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    2,078 DCGS WERE BURNED
    96 4 2,078 DCGS WERE BURNED Sunday Tribune Reporter) A MONO the refuse inciner- ated by the Singapore Municipality last year were 2.078 dogs.' 662 cats. 31 kittens, 2 ponies, 4 horses, 5 I goats, 12 calves, 18 cows, 44 i buffaloes. 26 fowls. 313 pigs. 104 sheep, one mouse-deer, and one
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    SEAMAN HAD NO PASS; FINED $5
    62 4 Sidney Joseph O'Neill, a seaman, was fined S3 in the Second District Court yesterday after he pleaded ginltv to a charge of entering ihe Harbour Board without per- mission on the afternoon of Oct. 14. r When stopped at Gate 10, -> I O'Neill
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    ORDINANCE NO. 9 HELPS SINGAPORE PRICE RAISERS
    290 5 ORDINANCE NO. 9 HELPS SINGAPORE PRICE RAISERS Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter SINGAPORE'S blackmarket bosses are today playing a cat-and-mouse game uith the Colony's Price Controller, Mr. A. D. Butler-Madden. And Ordinance No. 9 is helping them. Hitherto the Price Controller was quick to kn ock down profiteers' attempts to raise
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    She does NOT agree with Mrs. Eu
    209 5 She does NOT agree with Mrs. Eu Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter. Miss Wee Kiat Neo, Chairman of the Women'** Section Army Civil Service Union shook her bobbed head and said: "I don't think housewives alone can force the prices down in Singapore." Miss Wee was commenting on tbe move to
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    MR. NAIR SAYS, 'IT IS VERY CONFUSING'
    118 5 Sanaa* Tribune Reporter DOLITICAL party emblems sometimes confuse voters witn the symbols alloted to election candidates, says the Secretary of the Labour Part>, Mr. M.P.D. Nair in a letter to the Supervisor of Elections. sfr. Nair's complaint is that at the last Municipal
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    New Schools For S'pore
    64 5 Sundaii Tribune Reportei The Education Department plans to have 16 afternoon schools in Singapore next year. This means an Increase of nine schools which will absorb a further 1.800 children. Tile Deputy Director of Education, Mr. Ft. M. Young savs that the opening of these schools
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    F & N CLERK BOUND OVER
    71 5 F N CLERK BOUND OVER A transport clerk Abdul Kadir bin Hussain, 28, was bound over in the Third Police Court for one year in the sum of $400 when he was found guilty of breach of trust on three counts. It was stated that on April 8, May 7
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    147 5 Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter JSJINGAPORE peons in Government service have a grouse. They say that quarters supplied them are no better than cublics. The quarters a small room and a kitchen are too small to accommodate a husband, his wife and children. I One
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    GINGER FOR BRITAIN
    58 5 Sunday Tribune Reporter Preserved ginger, worth more than $1,000,000 passed through Singapore last week. It was for the people of Britain. The ginger, loaded in Hongkong, was carried by the liner Canton in 6.000 two-cwt. casks. Another large shipment of preserved ginger for Britain i* expected to
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    CINEMA 'FACE-LIFT'
    33 5 MALACCA, Sat.—The New Rialto Theatre at, Kee Ann Road, owned by Messrs. Shaw Brothers is undergoing major renovations as from tomorrow and will not be open to the public until furthernotice.
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    REV. W. FOSTER
    36 5 MALACCA, Sat.— The Rev. William Foster of Ipoh will conduct a series of evangelistic services from Oct. 18 to Oct. 23 at the Methodist Girls' School hall at 6 p.m. All are welcome.
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    226 5 'Jungl e Jennie' Loves Animals, But..... Tribune Staff Reporter JUNGLE JENNIE, 24-year-old American wild animal collector and dealer says, "I love animals, but I like mankind better. Starting out on her career last year, Miss Genevieve Cuprys created history by being the first person to fly with the most dangerous
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    92 5 Yum, Yum, It's His Milk Time This young Chinese gentleman has spotted his milk ration, and he's making sure no one else will get there first! He is one of the hundreds of children who attend Municipal Infant Welfare Clinics every day ln Singapore. The clinics provide medical attention and
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    RELEASED ON $1,000 BAIL
    96 5 A. Dietz de Broise, 57, was sentenced to four months' hard labour by the Fourth Police Court Magistrate yesterday. De Broise was convicted on a charge of attempting- to outrage the modesty of an eight-year-old European girl on August 28 at 12% milestone Sembawang Road. Said
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    CHAP-JI-KEE CHARGE
    37 5 Quek Siow Hiang appeared before the Third Police Magistrate yesterday on a charge of assisting in the management of chap-ji-kee. Quek claimed triat and was offered bail of $850. The case wcs postponed for hearing.
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    2687 6  -  Vera Ardmore By A COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF who has been Chief of Staff to seven Generals in fifteen months, who says he knows all about the peculiarities of Generals, and who can wholeheartedly quote Montgomery as saying "All Generals are odd, but some are more odd than others" seems to
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    1900 7  -  JIMMY GLOVER S THE dii rnity among who _130 kno\ London are e :i acq with the inanv pu variou Seta win* luircd to close at ten ind they wil! Ilk their rxpericr.. t dashes w othci which, owUirT to t varied laws in tl ty of eight
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    84 7 - MR C. Basil, chief mteiprcter for E.C'.A.F.rJ.. wa ask.'d by Ambassador Myron M. Cowi ii, H.r^. delegate, tn col'cct S pi red of clothes which he had left in the clean* i at Caaoetra and bring th< in or" to Sydney. Mr Basil :-»id h. '.vuMiJ ,v\>\
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    THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE 1984 AND ALL THAT
    632 8 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE 1984 AND ALL THAT LONDON REPRESENTATIVE: E. Maurice Glover, Malay* Tribune Office, llfS Fleet Street, London, E.C. 4. SUNDAY, OCT. 16, 1949. "MOW making its appearance in Malaya's bookshops is a novel by a former Burma police officer. George Orwell, which has created considerable stir in the
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    ATOM CONTROL: MAJORITY Versus SOVIET VETO
    1611 8 ATOM CONTROL: MAJORITY Versus SOVIET VETO Virtually very responsible comment on the Russian atomic explosion has stressed the I importance of control of atomic energy. This article backgrounds the debate over 1 whose <c atom plan' shall be adopted. THE great majority of countries in the United Nations have accepted
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    TRIAL OF JUDY COPLON
    696 8 THE second trial of fiery, petite Judith Coplon, 28, already sentenced to prison in a sensational espionage case, begins in New York on October 17. She is accused of spying for Russia. A co-defendant in federal court will be Valentin Gubitchev, 32. He is the silent
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    TO LAUGH OR NOT TO LAUGH
    557 8 TO L AUGH OR NOT TO LAUGH i A candidate for municipal honours was stress- ing the point that, if elected, he would main- tain his independence. "Rather than be a slave i to a party, I would write r across my forehead the J words 'To let!'" "Yes". cried
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    NO PANIC IN HANOI
    1121 9 HANOI strata Ist! points (i the remote Yunnanf *n border less than 100 'north of this harassed as the obvious frontier •^mocracy to hold against f iLunifi« ln KftSt AiS _h b ut w 9 xD *ct no immediate tuey *Slpie U* even r?rowing hope t
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    JUST FANCY—IT'S FANCY
    404 9 JUST FANCY— IT'S FANCY j WAISTCOATS i /COLOURED waistcoat* Vj are in the fashion news this year. Indeed, men in Britain are begini ning to look for colour again In their clothing, a f^ welcome change after so much austerity, and the J coloured waistcoat, which V has been in
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      389 9 *1 1 sir hi U-Vv I\W wtH s£a^*> tS\% MALAYAN AIRWAYS TWICE WEEKLY SERVICE TO SANDAKAN „.»^?2)J ropERATING FARE FROM SINGAPORE $300. MANAGERS: MANSFIELD CO., LTD. TELEPHONE 5021 TELEGRAMS "TERBANG" I I Q \AaW^aWWST nnr~^^^ ___r Jnftl'CCiS foi JDI'JLX dill yjbf PARCEL No. 32: A specially packed parcel ot PARCEL
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    SHE EARNS £500 A YEAR BY RESTING
    1011 10 SHE EARNS £500 A YEAR BY RESTING BY ROY HUA\E DRITAIN is not the only place where there are individuals making a living by practicing rare, almost forgotten, or unusual trades. Not so many years back the United States Census Bureau discovered that an* elderly woman made a living by
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    Among The New Books
    860 10  -  JIMMY GLOVER From AFTER atomic bombs and tho arguments about the devaluation of the British it is a blessed relief to turn to the serenity of Dr. Lin Yutang's anthology, "The Wisdom of China," (Michael Joseph 12s. 6d.). It is a soothing mixture or wit and
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    By Gad Sir, It's Not Gilly Danda!
    524 10 I ONG before Cricket of the nd English variety with its wicket, bat and leg-guards was Introduced in India the village youth played a game of their own in many respects similar to cricket and no less interesting. Called "Gilly Danda' in the
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      554 10 strange f S<?* nis fl* f j e^KkaaWawV'w) T H tfiP&jl W HAVE FUN WITH THE By CONSTANCE SHARPE AQUARIUS tachcd folk r.iay find romancef/ii.v ireefc. youn«; lovers trill JAY f2 FEB IS fi nd happiness in the simple A good' time to make new 08 f^ t^L tma iwam
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      AND SOMETHING DID HAPPEN!
      153 11 AND SOMETHING DID HAPPEN! S months ago, Philip Dorn, noted Dutch scie?n took a look at himself on one of those dull "wish-inr">n«'W-would-hanpen" Lded he would t i h -it -cut. Thia waa a drastic decision. for Philip baa always had that reauired a bit i than the averman i
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      MARY TOPS 5,000 LIST
      142 11 THE search for a child to play an important role in the new Bob Hope picture, "So; rowful Jones," was a six-months-long affair with more than 5.000 children interviewed and tested at the Paramount Studio. Little Mary Jane Sounders, of California, won the coveted assignment on
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      Star Turns Silversmith
      142 11 ITERSATILsE Ann Sheridan now has turned silversmith. The actress has taken up Jewellery -making as a hobby. Ann tirst WSI tnught the art by lorn) craftsmen in Ihe Mexican village of Nautla, where ihe has spent many varaty>nr. Fhe did not become seriously Interested, however, until recently
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      STRANGE BUT TRUE
      95 11 Believe It or not Bather "imams once flunked BWtlUw»f, it happened at City Ca»fe. Ksther had in rolled for preliminary eour>*» r; ftUd In th e swimming lather's programme for *w& she hoped to qualify. it came, lo the elemen- backstroke, she found *e couldn't master it
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      STOP-WATCH STUDIO STUDENTS
      798 11 STOP-WATCH STUDIO STUDENTS 0 HOLLYWOOD N cv. ry major studio lot In Hollywood ycu will finu of the strangest little school houses in existence. The school house at M-G-M, for instance, t. s just arounJ tho corner from Soundstage No. 14. and Greta Garbos old dressing room. Set right in
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      SKIPPER STANDS DOWN FOR MILLS
      315 11 THE British Navy submarine "Tiptoe" called "Trojan" in the fi'm "Morning Dcpaiture" was christened bv Winston Churchill. Me named the submarine after he had rceerved the rYdmtralty'a wartime decision to give new craft a ttTCffibor only. "Morning Dcpaiture," which stars Join Mills as the captun
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      LIFE CAN BE BEULAH-FUL
      95 11 DEULAH BONDI, popular veteran character actress who appears in UniversalInternational's "The Life of Riley," with William Bendix. at the Pavilion, believes she haa a recipe for perennial fontentment When :;r} o wearies of Hollywood p.D r (fee monr &-nnd Beulah sr-cr; to Honolulu, whprt a Little
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      ANOTHER WILCOX WINNER
      166 11 MAYTIME IN MAYFAIR," the Herbert Wilcox succes3or to "Spring In Park Lane," is a brilliantly delightful entertainment which again co-stars Britain's popular romantic team, Anna Neagle and Michael Wilding. Supporting them are Peter Graves, Nicholas Phipps, who also wrote the screenplay, and Thora Hird. Made, in technicolour,
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    394 12 RUTH MILLET A GIRL SHOULD THINK TWICE BEFORE STRIKING OUT ON HER OWN "THOUSANDS of small-town girls receiving diplomas from high schools and colleges look to a large city as the placet to go to find a career, and ultimately a husband. Before a girl decides to put
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    247 12 NOVEMBER 2 is the last date for posting Christmas parcels back to England and other cou ntries. It all comes upon one so suddenly, and time goes so quickly if you have not already started to think about such thing now is the time to begin.
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    128 12 f^ 'oyi.h-looking aft 1 noon ,;,ess Z l* n Jacque. Fath s d<•cH wool with knot pockeS blg 't I worn with sUrchcd collar a whi U a ">■«» could v" he B "t the owner, pe™.?. lu^ plai 1 It looks as if tho?e of us who
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    114 12 CtOOL, crisp salad on hot > days of coarse! But no salad can be better than Us dressing, renumber. One-half teaspoon salt.'j teaspoon sugar, teaspoon paprika, dash pepper, \-> teaspoon dry mustard, U cup cider, vinegar or lemon juice, 1 2 cup salad oil. Blend the dry ingredients. Add
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    Rehearse Your Clothes
    251 12 DOME of the costliest I *J mistakes made by holiday makers can be chalked up to haste in buying new clothes for a holiday. S Nothing could be nicer, v of course, than having new clothes for a vacaS tlon. Smart, spanking y fresh finery which serves
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      330 12 l%mmif/t first so/id food Your baby will love the taste of Allenburys Malted Rusks. They will help his teeth through and encourage him to chew; although crisp they soften quickly and prevent his gums from becoming tender. GttetdutofJ Ptooon Made in England by ALLEN AND HANBURYS UMITfD. Afpnt for Molaya
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      230 12 LI L ALs)lnl^l&. by AL CAPP o TE v% I la/F^S'UXrAl^^S^X 3^ ,NSC^ i n R- 1 1 ACER'S N WASHABLE IS OUSTIH \i \\\\\\\\\*a KVi" IrV r r^cN) I ™2£^f i^s9? N -T"" Fl I^ RED-TOR HERE HE ODM&SA-VITH THEL TV T^' BPAVE LI'L SHMOOS ft^Tl fT V DAYS
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    THE FACTS BEHIND THE "A" TEAM SHAM
    430 13 BIG CLUBS NOT FAIR TO SMALL CLU3S B,V Ur Sn M ial Corrcs|>ondent yHEKE is a long standing and de**n-rooted practice among the major sports clubs in Singapore of Riving some of the minor clubs only "A" team instead of first team fixtures
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    2 PLAYERS SENT OFF FIELD
    275 13 STADIUM MATCH fLAKKE, a Eurasian player, \> and Buckley, an airman, were both given marching orders 11 minutes after th»* interval of an Inter-Com-munity League match between the Eurasian and the Royal Air Force at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The airmen won the scrappy game
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    22 13 The U SS. St. Paul will meet a Singapoie Chinese team at baseball on the Padang today at 2.30 p.m.
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    SO YOU KNOW SOCCER?
    221 13 S th S h U mufn ><»" know about soccer bv answering 1 me quiz below. Score five points for each correct UtWer, If you chalk: 40 and above— excellent 35 rood; i vV \Z 2f) falr: 15 an<l .vou should go to tha I >
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    HOW TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA No.2
    390 13 HOW TO HOLD YOUR CAMERA No.2 $11*1 pftEiot or A FRIEND of mine, just back from a trip dropped in the other day. "You know," he told me, "while I was in thc United States I stopped at the Grand Canyon. I watched people taking pictures not just a few
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    Use An Artificial Tee—It Helps No. 38
    337 13  - Use An Artificial Tee— It Helps No. 38 BEN HOGAN liOLF.... IK One of the most striking differences between American and British golf styles is that the latter are disinclined to u:;e an artificial tee on oneshot holes. Apparently they feel tradition-bound to fcl'.cw the old method. Since the rules
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      248 13 v ~T»i *i *^MP*e aW i j Js> <* GOLD FLAKE WPf ,w CMA/0 tfnI^HTHESE AILMENTS DO IW SUFFER? S Vour doctor will tell vou that oftan theae era aaaea*** *4"»of'' MINERALS, VITAMIN DEFICIENCY warnlnp that yoa*r* {eating enough Minerals and Vitamins which Nature demands yea S*ss*. The cooked-out foods
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      155 13 s y (y The sea crayfish is like v a small looster, hut without the large pincer claws. It is sometimes called the spiny lobster. The flesh has the same delicate flavour and it is delicious either hot, or cold with salad. Crayfish make excellent curries, too. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE
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    S'PORE SCRAPE THROUGH WITH 19-13
    880 14 IOHORt GO DOWN AFTER LEADING 8-3 FIRST HALF Bv Simtlav Tribune Stuff Reporter SINGAPORE Civilhms defeated lohoro by 19 points (two K«:»!s, two tries, and a penalty goal) to 13 pxiillts goals, i penalty goal) in gmelling H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugger match on the padang,
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    GOOD START
    13 14 GOOD START The BiagapeeV Civilians XV who b«'at Johore on th»' Patsansj yest**rda>.
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    BOYS' CUP SOCCER RESULTS
    55 14 The Piinco Erlwatd Road Hoys' Club best Bukit Tlmali tioy< Honi^ by three goals to nil srhen they met in si Singapore Hoys' Cup soccer fixture at tin- Bukit Tlmah ground, yesterday In another fixture Malay Settlement Hoys Club beat Indian Youngsters by seven goal to
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    MALAY SOCCER
    43 14 Kota BAHRU. Sat. Th< tan's Cup soccer match t 'tween Relantan and TrenKS&nu i bare yesterday ended In a tcoalkas dm*. Trengpanu emerged final u the Eastern Zone by virtue of ine fart that Kel*nt*n conc«d< 'l a walk-over to Pahang.
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    38 14 Cntrii. for the CI inese Swimming Club's English and Ameri- can billiards championships are Invited from members ol th* Club. The closing date <Vt. 31. Fi^- further particulars see 1 ih.- Club's not i< boat d.
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    Jagir To Fight For All-India Title Here
    246 14 JAGIR SINGH wili fight for the All-India featherweight title in Singapore when he meets Young Tarlew the title-holder, on Nov. 4. Tarley has cabled promoter A. Razak that hiwas prepared to defend his belt here. Ipoh-born Jag it had his lai-t bout in
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    'B.A.M. asked to play Second Fiddle'
    435 14 'B.A.M. asked to play Seco nd Fiddle INDIA'S METHOD OF APPROACH CRITICISED THE Singajiore badminton colony is somewhat nerplexed at rejMirts on tho invitation to Chee Chooi! Kens ami Tan Teik Lim from the Bengal Badmintcn Association lo play in the All-India and other championships. rf it is the intention
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    Chasers Beat Signals 6-3
    140 14 Chasers Beat Signals 6-3 THE Singapoie Chaser- XV defeated the G.H.Q. Sinals XV by six points (two lues) to three (CAS try) at the Fairer Park, yesteiday. Foid. centre three, scored the only try foi g.h.q. ten minutes- after the start but I twin failed in the conversion. Ten minutes
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    PULAU BUKOM MALAYS' SPORTS
    86 14 Th* Malay Community of Pulan Bukom will hold an athletic meetine, on Oct. ~3 un :b» < asion the flrsl »la\ «.t M una ram m the Muslim year <>\ 1369. The sport a arill atari al 8.00 a.m. -i! j ound top] 'he Ban I
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    330 14 (FKOM PAGE IS i 1. Yes. H«- can loam all over the field of play u he likes, but he is no longer covered i>\ laws which protect a goalkeeper. 2. No. Although these Offence* ar.- dealt wit!) under "violent conduct" for the purpose* of sending offenders
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    64 14 KUALA LI'MPrR, Sat. The Belangor Chinese Reen*. tton Club First Divis** League champion, entered fe Anal of the Football Associition Cup final yesterday when they heat lie PUiJiIC WoHM Dep; rtment by fou t to nil at r'rinei insid left, scored all the fpas Chinese
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