The Straits Times, 3 October 1954

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    14 1 TH E S UNDAY TIMES No. 997 SINGAPORE, SINDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1954. 15 CENTS
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    Sycamores are here
    80 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday of Bnt.sh-made Sycamore helicopters ■oles m the fight against the terrorists d m Singapore in the type helicopters due to arriv. in Malay. i before the end ol the year. The first shipment ha s been rushed out in answer to General Templer's call
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    TWO WARE $5,000
    31 1 TWO WARE $5,000 T.-. winners 1 ~ies i ~T" A Rainsford. j •nolr Road. SINGAPORE. M E. Cabriel. j Read. Klang, j :or. ■:ive "00 Mrs bhe j Ties j •riday
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    Exposed by wrong date
    30 1 Exposed by wrong date I man who v: 1,400 he I rmy's r.ther B'ke G n during amps German- acros« H lem off ie for- to 3C I t fraud
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    Guards are avenged
    23 1 II :.\JAM. Sat. y po:uy by nd St. Anne's same -i 11 Brar d from i neung yester- ldenti'.l taken
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    No taint now
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    QUEMOY CRISIS NEAR BIG GUNS OPEN FIRE
    354 1 Reds say: Island ours before October 1 5' TAIPEH, Saturday. THUNDERINC artillery duels shattered a two-day lull in the "little war 11 at Quemoy today as Communist loudspeakers told Nationalist defenders the island would be in Red hands before Oct. 15. Military spokesman
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    "My job is simple—start a first-class University'
    451 1 "My job is simple— start a first-class University' DR LIN ARRIVES QR LIN YUTANC, Chancellor of Nanyang University, said on his arrival in Singapore yesterday that "speculations on communalism and all other side issues" did not interest him. My job here is perfectly simple and uncomplicated." he told reporters, "It
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    G.I.S told: 'Don't go'
    86 1 SEOUL. Sat. Some 8.000 women demonstrators paraded through Seoul today and wound up their march at the US. embassy where they de- 1 manded the halt of U.S. troop withdrawals. Many of the women—members of the Korean Women's Association were in their late sixties and hobbled
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    THE KREMLIN TAKES A STEP FORWARD
    163 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. AMERICAN officials said tox\ day that Russia's latest atomic control a:-rt arms reduction proposals appear to be a step forward from the Kremlins previous stand on disarmament. Experts studied the Russian plan outlined by Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky to the United Nations General
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    Duke's day
    57 1 This is Duke, a 2-year-old English Collie owned by the Rev. Mother Superior of the Good Shephrrd Convent, Singapore. Duke entered tor the u< t show at the annual Animal Lovers' League Rally held at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Collie is seen here posing with Miss Jean
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    Two women get $49,113 for injuries
    144 1 Two women get $49,113 for injuries JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. FVAMAGES of $49,113 were U awarded to two Singapore women who were severely injured in a motor car collision on Jan. 1, 1952, on the Ayer Hitam road, by Mr. Justice Storr in the Supreme Court. Lee Eng Loo, a spinster,
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    A ROYAL BRIDE IN LONDON
    66 1 Mom Rajawongsc S.iuvasdi Svasti. aged 23. great granddaughter of a Kin; of Siam, and now "Mrs. Thomson, housewife," leaves the Kensington Registry Office, in London, after her wedding to Robert Thomson, a scientific worker. The Royal bride went to London in 1946 to study social
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    NO A-WEAPONS FOR GERMANY
    178 1 NO A -WEAPONS FOR GERMANY LONDON, Sat. broke the deadlock at the London ninepower conference today with a historic pledge to forego production of "sensitive" weapons and sent the session moving toward accord on arms control. One American delegate said a super-secret conference session early this afternoon "had made some
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    Death fall woman
    43 1 The woman, who fell to her death from the ninth floor of the Singapore Improvement Trust flats in Upper Pickering Street on Friday night was identified yesterday. She was i Leong Yit Eng. aged 44 of Sa- go Street. I
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    Wedding off: He's in guard room
    274 1 Wedding off: He's in guard room K. LUMPUR, Sat. A 22-YEAR-OLD sold.er, f^ Pte. Brian Sharpe, holding hands with an attractive 32-year-old Malay woman, walked into the Marriage Regstry here today. The Registrar Mr. B. V. Rhodes, asked the couple to wait while he phoned the soldier's commanding officer at
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    New editor for News Chronicle
    54 1 LONDON. Sat. The News Chronicle. Britain's only mass circulation Liberal Party newspaper and once edited under another name by the novel'st Charles Dickens, has changed its editor. Mr. R. J. Cruikshank has i resigned through ill health and the Deputy Editor, Mr. Michael Curtis, 34.
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      12 1 Begins today SAM UN See the Fun :j j: Parade now! !v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.w.v.v
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    ALY and RITA
    624 2 ALY and RITA 'Af'er war service with the French and British Aly n, the Golden Prince, had a chance meeting on r'ench Riviera which led to the most sensational phase of his life. \IHFA red-headed Mar- carita Causinn. then SO and better known as Rita Hayworth. walked into a Californian
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    'Good heavens! What a beautiful woman'
    1253 2  -  Gordon Young JThe first |words he |ever said 1 about 1 her- she was in white sequins to see her. He rented a white bungalow on Beverly Hills, just across the way from Rita's home. To reporters he stoutly declared: "Miss Hayworth and I
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    The 'cobweb' election
    325 2 WASHINGTON, Sat. ritHE Republicans are in trouble. It looks as though nothing short of a political miracle can prevent the Democrats winning one or both Houses of Congress at the big American election this autumn. That would leave Preside lit Eisenhower in the White House at one
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    A cup for Lorna
    61 3 A cup for Lorna uifo of the i pore, nivcs up to Lorna ij -Ikih .it iiiiiu.il fun f.iir un Fventog. it cup for nf the 1! to 24 p riu- challenge t liurd by the iill be brought \1 car's baby I mics picture Mn Raines promts a tup
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    The Singapore Artist' is out
    38 3 Th e Singapore Artist' is out Society is zinc "to conti rest in the the maga- Artl Hoe. chairman in an in- s by and tists as well as md announceIn the ng Inter shown in 1 communi-
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    kiwi dance
    18 3 f League and dance Club, Balapore, on to midnight. W 01IM Mr. S. RajaTax Dept Road
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    GURKHAS KILL WOMAN RED BOSS IN JUNGLE
    339 3 GURKHAS KILL WOMAN RED BOSS IN JUNGLE KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday A 29-YEAR-OLD woman who took over from "bearded terror," Liew Kon Kirn, when he was killed by the Suffolk-, two years ago and became the scourge of the Banting area of South Selangor, was killed this week. She was Chan
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    LADY LOEWEN OPENS ST ANDREW'S FAIR
    107 3 THE St Andrew's annual fun fair and fete was declared open by Lady Loewen, wife of Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Loewen, C-m-C. Far East Land Forces, yesterday afternoon. She was presented with a bouquet of flowers by four-and-a-hall-year-old Veronica Chew. Lady Loewen later went round
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    One dead in Red river ambush
    139 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. 4 POLICE party swam down a river near the Pahang-Negri Sembilan border after being ambused b>a gang of 20 terrorists and reached their base 27 hours later with all their weapons intact. Probationary Police Inspector Ujagar Singh, 22. was killed and
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    THIS QUEEG IS NOT SO BAD
    313 3 mHE film ot 'The Calne Mutiny" was bound to be a disappointment to anyone who read the book. This fine novel drew Its strength from taut writing, shrewd characterisation and expert development. Getting all this into a two-hour film was obviously Impossible. The film
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    Trade lie
    35 3 Chang Kang Wee. proprietor of a trading company In Soutn Bridge Road. Singapore, was fined $100 yesterday for having on sale 121 pens, bearing a counterfeit American trade mark. The pens were forfeited.
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    Queen makes him happiest man
    161 3 MALACCA, Saturday ■IJALACCA'S happiest men today is 23-year-o!d student teacher Lim Hong Ho who hopes one day to become a movie cameraman He took a 200-ft. colour film of the Coronation celebrations in the Settlement last year which was later sent to the Queen. It
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    They play 3 parts
    149 3 mHE Island Players are now X rehearsing their threedecker production which will Ibe seen at the Victoria Memorial Theatre later this month. The bill consists of the Noel Coward playlet "Fumed Oak", the second act of "The Man Who Came To Dinner" and the fourth act
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    $600 gift
    29 3 KUALA LUMPU Sat. Thde president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Ku:mtan. has sent $600 to the Lady Tcmpler T.B. Hospital Appeal Fund which now stands at $1,817,199.
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      121 3 GARRICK- Angin Berpesan ODEON: Garden of Evil 'Malay)— 3.ls. 6.30. 9.15. 11, 145. 4 15. 6.45. 9.30. Spirit \iii\MRRA- Tn<tnf (Malay) of R° sie (Mandarin)— 9 a.m. fl *****5 93 tS- PAVILION: The Came Mutlo o m ny-1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. Objective toons— a a.m. Burma— ll a.m. CAPITOL; The
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    What we (their wives) think of their driving!
    1011 4  -  ROBERT GLENTON By LONDON QO you drive with a flair? Don't turn to the Highwriv Code or a driving school for an answer. Ask your favourite passenger your own personal back-seat driver Today fhp Sunday Times rhe results of a drivon five
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    'People are smaller in the tropics
    301 4 DEOPLE TEND to be bipger the farther away from the tropics they live, Dr Marshall r T Newman, anthropologist at the Smithsonian Institution, has found Newman has made an exhaustive tabulation of the bod* of the aboriginal inhabitants of North and South America. He
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    A TAXI BEAT DEATH IN A RACE AT NIGHT
    871 4  - A TAXI BEAT DEATH IN A RACE AT NIGHT MILTON SILVERMAN By QXK winter night just before midnight, a man dashed out of a New York City apartment house and flagged a passing taxi. "Forty-first and Broadway," he ordered as he jumped into the car. "We pick up some medicine
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    7 Malay soldiers get new homes
    120 5 SEVEN Mala> soldiers of the Singapore Guard Regiment |and their families have been given new horres at Columbia Camp. The quarters were built by the soldiers themselves. At present, many of the Malay soldiers live in squalid kampongs. But the Army is going ahead
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    Spill, crash and now gaol
    95 5 A seaman of H.M.S. Sim- bang. Robert Dainty, pleaded euiltv in Singapore yesterday to riding a motor cycle without the owners consent and without third party insurance on Sept. 26. Dainty was sentenced to one month's .simple imprisonment for the first offenre and fined $50
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    All helped—kampongs get a road
    405 5 All helped kam pongs get a road A N^W road linking kampongs along the south bank of the Pahang River is a trumph of co-operation between the local people, the Government and the Army. The 12-mile-long road will be opened in few days. The initiative in building the road came
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    ALL NATIONS DRESS PARADE' FOR JOHORE
    126 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. JOHORE BAHRU- is to stage an "All Nations Dress Parade" on Oct. 31 at the Audience Hall in the Government 1 Offices in aid of the Poppy Day Funct. Datin Seth. wife of the State Secretary, Johore, who is organising the
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    It will be gay time at Press Ball
    165 5 SINGAPORE'S famous comic trio— King Godabell. Zain Blackout and Hassan Mum with star in a skit. "The Art of Selling Newspapers", at the 1954 Press Ball at the Sea View Hotel on Oct. 30. Two more comic sketcnes I will be Riven
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    Festival is on at temple
    40 5 The annual Hindu festival of Navarathri is being observed at the Chettiar temple In Tank Road. In addition to special service at the temple every eveninp, music Ls provided between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m.
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    AUSTRALIA MAKES $350,000 GIFT
    288 5 rpHE Acting Australian X Minister for External Affairs, Senator J. A. Spicer, said yesterday that the Commonwealth Government had decided to allocate from funds budgeted for Australian expenditure on technical aid under the Colombo Plan a sum of £50,000 (M5350,000> towards the building of International House
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    'Be as tolerant as the Mahatma — Caine
    101 5 'Be as tolerant as the Mahatma Caine SIR Sydney Came, ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya, addressed a public gathering at Gandhi Memorial Hall. Singapore, yesterday on the occasion of the 86th birthday anniversary of Mahathma Gandhi. He said it was as a world figure that Mahathma Gandhi was more
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    CROWN KEEPS ITS PROPERTY
    44 5 When Mr. F. A. Chua. a Singapore judge, ordered the forfeiture of 10 handkerchiefs yesterday, the police suggested that they should be given to a public Institution. Turning down the idea. Mr Chua said that his forfeiture order should stand.
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    CHIEF OFFICER FOUND DEAD IN CABIN
    236 5 CHIEF OFFICER FOUND DEAD IN CAB IN WHFN Umberto Sorrento. a?ed 31, the chief officer of an Italian ship, was found dead in his cabin while at sea, a suicide note purporting to have been written by him 13 days earlier was received by the captain. Captain Au^ustho Ancardi. aced
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    Malayan cheongsams were a sensation in Spain
    657 6 Malayan cheongsams were a sensation in Spain But the girls were so frightened by those cold stares'... I AM a student at the Malayan Teachers' Training College at Kirgby. I wish to tell you about our contact with the Spanish people when we went on a tour of their country.
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    Dinner and Erse at the Club
    609 6 Dinner and Erse at the Club JH^flßwwftifa^^^^s^^P^''^'^ 'i!*^^' is* ■*!§'<'"'' ■^■•'Sfe A FEW days ago the Tuan attended one of those periodical dinner and picture parties. After the show was over a few people, mostly Irish, stayed on at the Club. The Tuan who, at the best. Is only a
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    Cellist for Singapore
    70 6 I>IERRE Fourruer. cello, I gives a recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday October 24. On the following Wednesday he t»kes part in a choral-orchestral concert which consists of the following works: Song Of Destiny Brahms Cello Concerto Haydn Solos Fournier Polovtsian Dances (Prince Igor) Borodin
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    Originai sea food
    414 6 A DESIRE to be brave and original with the fish course might be satisfied by the following recipes. SOLE FILLETS WITH MUSHROOM SAUCE Skin four fillets of sole (local or frozen), rub with lemon juice pepper and salt. Roll them up tightly and secure with a cock-
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    Spider orchid
    19 6 This picture of a spider orch id comes from G. B. One of 28 Bangkok Lane, Penang.
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    A FLAT figure or figure FLATTERY?
    320 7 BRITISH ARE FLATTERERS THE JACKET""' IS LOOSE JUST BELOW THE HIPS VVIIICH will it be— the FLAT figure or tan* FLATTERY? Paris, disregarding history insists that the world is flat. The newest of the clothes by tne French Designers make the feminine figure flat
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    Garbo REALLY did want to be alone
    488 7  - Garbo REALLY did want to be alone DEREK MONSEY OdJO EVERY new story about Carbo brings her a little further out of the shadows of mystery in which she has carefully hidden her life. And a little more into focus. For instance, playing tennis. For under the Cahforman sup of
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    QUEEN HAS A PEACH BEDROOM
    296 7 (<«*■■■■■■■■ t m Anne Scott James m in London, says: I MET a man this week who is one of rhe B world's lasf great mas- ter craftsmen. He is Paul Marciandi, a an Italian interior deco- B rator and restorer, who has worked on
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    Colour is vital to Rhonda
    267 7 UOLLYWOOD film star Rhonda Fleming thinks colour is one of the bright spots m everyday life. She feels that whether or not one is aware of its importance, it plays a vital part in everyday happenings. Considered by many to be the most beautiful actress
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    BERLIN STYLE
    42 7 Thit photofrjph shows the development of fashion in Berlin a suit with straight jacket and pencil-skirt of grcfclours angora wool in pattern and colour of natural seal fur. With it is worn a green wool jersey blouse. Paul Popper Photograph.
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      267 7 WHITER TEETH in 14 days with Macleans MAKE THIS 14-DAY TEST: Why not give Macleans a trial for yourself? Be quite fair about it clean your teeth thoroughly morning and night for a couple of weeks. Right from the start your mirror will show you fhe difference as the smooth,
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    A HOT DOG SUPPER OR A DAY ON THE BEACH
    1144 8  -  MAXINE RAKICH Squaw skirts far la%y 9 eusfi living Says CQI'AW Skills and 3 tops have been mentioned before as one of Hiy new vogues in easy-living clothes. These skirts and t<>ps are strictly for the ia/v days -A home,
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    'Her love annoys me!' JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASE BOOK
    752 8 'Her love annoys me!' JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASE BOOK I HAVE been friends with a girl for three years. 1 have taken care never to give her any reason to suppo.M> that I am in love with her. Lately, however, she has begun to pester me and ask I me
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    33 8 A diamond used to bt a girl'i best friend, bur today it's a mink, according to Universal-International actress Mari Blancltard. scan heft with a tame mink, a rarity indeed, in the mink family.
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    It's just the thing for Square Dancing
    129 8 The ideal outfit in witich to go Square Dancing. This all-pleated red cotton squaw skirt and blouse with it» full three tiered skirt and gay design in blue, green. Wear it with a full pcth- asn trays and sweet dishes and odds and
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      Top critics praised Malayan film unit productions
      392 9 Top critics praised Malayan film unit productions has the cheapest film unit in the world. Mr. Tom Hodge, head of the Malayan Film Unit, said yesterday. Mr. Hodge has just returned from a round-the-world trip during which he devoted himself to the task of selling the Malaya story to cinema
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      FITTING OUT
      83 9 Singapore actor Kevin Mallal tries on his costume for the part of Antonio in "The Tempest. to be presented by the Singapore Arts Theatre at "Mallaig." the residence of the Commissioner General. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald, at the middle of this month. Antonio" receives a helping hand from
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      Pensioner remembers old days
      330 9 Pensioner remembers old days THE days when school fees were only 50 cents a month and cash prizes were awarded by the Government for good attendance are recalled by Mr. Wong Pak Fook. of Ipoh, in contrast with the present school fees controversy. Except for tailing eye-sight Mr. Wong. whr«
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      HE TAUGHT 8,000 HOW TO DANCE
      183 9 A SINGAPORE dance teacher who first learnt ballroom dancing when he was barefooted and will now complete 29 years of teaching at the end of this month, estimates he has tutored about 8,000 people in the "art of the dance." Only by patience did
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      Plans to 'import' actors to Colony
      282 9 A MATEUR theatrical groups in Singapore should "take a leaf" from the Singapore Musical Society's book and import" leading professional artists to give the theatre a boost. This is the opinion ot Mr. i Ray Coombs who has been associated with Colony amateur theatricals
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      FIX FASHION FEES' SAY MANNEQUINS
      196 9 THREE of Singapore's professional models have decided to stick together and, in future, charge a minimum fee of $40 each for a fashion parade The three are: Mrs. Joan Booty. Mrs. Pamela Lawson and Mrs. Joyce Chowns. All three have been properly trained, have registered
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      430 9 I K^s-^» and to my favourite nephew Tommy, a ticket to Europe CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT rf' In Mala/a wooden floon and furniture >y suffer from fungus and dry-rot unless V^ polished. MANSION hygienic WAX POLISH gives a quick, brilliant pollsn and cleans and preserves as it polishes. Fop dark
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 10 20 Words HO l minimum >. MRS. I.AU IF.NC. SIAH Thank Relatives and hYiends for kind WLshes and Valuable Presents »ent on their Wedding.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      Tolling bells
      370 10 HOW long is this country going to tolerate thuggery? Not one of I us could have failed to be sickened by the terrorist murder of a 15--year-old boy on Wednesday. Yap Boon Hoi., whose only "offence" was to be the son of a' village councillor, was beheaded with
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      BOTTLES
      174 10 THE Sultan of Johore, a fewi days before he sailed for England, deplored the fact that poor people going to hospital for medicine were charged 20 cents for an j empty bottle. When medicine was supplied to outdoor patients before the war it was bottled free of charge. It
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      Paradise
      93 10 A GREAT deal is being done in Malaya to alleviate the housing shortage. What is being done in China? Writes a Briton who was re- cently there: 'Nowhere, apart from Egypt, have I seen such appaliinu, housing conditions. The houses now being built on I some new housing estates
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    This green stuff may mean abundance for us all
    1279 10  - This green stuff may mean abundance for us all BILL DAVIDSON BY IN laboratories around the world scientists are experimenting with a dark-green substance that may prove more important to mankind than atomic energy. For overpopulated areas of the world, it promise abundance and an end to conditions that spawn
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      Asia and these H-Bombs
      436 10 F 1 is true, as your editorial stated, that the death of a Japanese fisherman. Aikichl Kuboyama. caused by the radio-active dust which spread from the American hydrogen bomb test, might create serious anti-American feeling in Asia. It is equally true that Russia has got hydrogen
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      Life saving
      216 10 ON September 24, Chow Charn Van. a 17-year-old Chinese schoolboy of the Chuns Hwa Middle School, vent to spend a week-end at Pantai Chinta Berahi. a beach six miles from Kota Bharu town. He was drowned at about two o'clock in the afternoon. His body was found floating
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      Hurry up!
      113 10 I READ with great interest Life Guards are needed in the Sunday Times. It is realised by Port Dickson youths that this is an urgent and indispensable necessity at Port Dickson beaches, where thousands of holidaymakers spend many hours. Some lives have been lost in the sea here,
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      84-hour week
      87 10 IN a world fully conscious of the human rights of labour, it is most illuminating indeed to learn that there are, even today, employees of the Malayan Railway working an 84-hour week. Socialist countries, I am told, aim at the ideal of a working day which averages less
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      'Infamous'
      149 10 MUST we stand one d thing after another? First higher school fees, then new import duties and now this latest outrage. More power, sir, to your elbow. The Sunday Times deserves the thanks of all hitherto unsuspecting parents for its front page exposure of the infamous entrance examination which
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      'Interlopers'
      111 10 ]y|R. C. K. Pereira was angry because Mr. S Ramachandra described the Indians alone as "interlopers." Mr. Ramachandra was certainly wrong in this respect but neither was Mr Pereira very right to say that all other races excepting the Malays were "interlopers." As a matter of fact we are
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    Billy Budd
    674 10 Drink iguana f 0 health DUT those monkey brains aside for a moment while I tell you about the latest sally from our old friend Arthur Helliwell. Arthur, in between scintillitain itms about night clubs and spivs has come forth with the following mighty discovery lit appeared some
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    A sixth column' is the way to beat terrorists, he says
    173 11 n KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. T 3 SIX h C Umn 't0 "unteract the new Z 1 n G C mmu column was made tonight t. J. Isaac of the Director of Operations staff. He said: "Your your courage and
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    'Army' wedding
    31 11 Captata Douglas K. A. KifT and I.icut. Doris .1. Milton. both of the Salvation Army, wore marrird at the Army headquarters in (Irmenceau Avenue. Singapore, yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    GOVERNOR HEADS PLEA FOR FUNDS
    147 11 VyHO helps our young people help.s Singapore to flourish in the future, writes the Governor, Sir John Nicoll. in a message to inaugurate the sixth annual membership and finance campaign of the Chinese V.M.C.A. Sir John, who is patron ol the association and honorary commander-in-chief
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    LIGHTS GAVE AWAY THIEF
    88 11 While several men were asleep in camp-beds outside their shop in Nankin Street, Singapore, in the early hours of Sept. 16, Chew Kirn Piew pushed open the shop door, which had not been locked, and stole from their clothes. He switched on the lights. Two passing
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    Girl drowned
    25 11 A one and half year old Malay girl was found drowned in a well in Chansi. Singapore. near the Dairy Farm, yesterday afternoon.
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    311 11 LONDON. Sat. INTERNATIONAL MATCH England I Ireland 0 ;il.i>irl at Hrlfasti. I M.ll>ll 1.1 V(.l I DIMSION I Acton Villa 0 Huddersfield v llurnley Shciiield V. 1 < ardiff 4 Newcastle I < hehea 3 \\>m Bromwich I Leicester 3 Arsenal 3 Manchester C. 1 K.verton 0
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    Singapore wedding
    51 11 MR. N. RAYAN. son of Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Nadison of Sinßupore and Miss R. Janagpy. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. Km-lim.hi of .1 > lion-, who were married in Sin«api>rr. The bridegroom kl a Sincapore businessman and the bride is attached to the Kandanc Kerhau
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    Judges found one word beat many contestants
    833 11 By the Competition Editor In the Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest "TT" a large number ot entrants than usual differed from the winning solution by only one word On a broad analysis of the entries, the adjudication committee thought that the recent tendency
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    $500 bail in rape charge
    59 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Cheah Ah Kow. 35, of Ampariß new village, today appeared in the First Magistrate's Court here in connection with a charge of raping Salema binte Mohamed Nor at Kenny Hill in the Lake Gardens on Sept. 16. A preliminary inquiry was fixed
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    Costly smoke
    25 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Ng Seh Hiong, of Johore Bahru md Lee Seng, of Singapore were fined $1,200 and $300, respectively for smoking opium.
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      48 11 ■lie weather W w Tl mi ti:\ 1 1 i:: I 1 1 HPI K\ I I RE: Knt.i 87. Ipoh •re 0.01 in High Tides I i m t7 B ft 9 Ins.): Ins i 4 pjn 8 ft r 9 53 .i m 1 Ins I
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      253 11 WINNING ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZLE TT THE $5,000 prixe for Straits Times Word Puxzle Contest 'TT' will be shared by Mrs. W. A. RAINSFORD, 87. Northolt Rd., Changi, Singapore and Mrs. M. E. GABRIEL, 21 Fort Rd., Klang. They each submitted a set of answers which corresponded completely with those
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      HOW TO ENTER
      98 12 EACH week the Sunday Times is awarding cash prizes for readers' pictures. There is a first prixe of $30. a second of $15 and runners-up each receive $5. It you wish to enter for the competition send your entries to "Camera Contest," Sun day Times, Cecil Street.
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      Buffaloes charged at tiger, saved a boy's life
      810 12  - Buffaloes charged at tiger, saved a boy's life Donald Davies THE water buffalo, a slow and heavy animal, is apparently remarkable for its sagacity and its attachment to its keeper. Its dislike of the tiger, and courage in attacking it. is well known all over the East. A Malay boy
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      Record Plyatime
      214 12 Pleasing everyone ART i.i Soviet Russia is Just emerging from a vicious censorship imposed by the mil c-poworful Zhdanov just after the war. This moron decreed that music, painting and literature had to conform to one pattern it had to please most of the people all the time.
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      The boy with the rop wins first prize
      145 12 The boy wit h the rop wins first prize |N the second of this series of children's pictures, first prize goes to Siow Seong of 513 Penang Road, Penang, -for his study "A Good Crip I top right. Exposure 1/100 at fB. Second prize to T. S. Ho of 401
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      293 12 H QL) CINE cameras LENSES \LV^^SJ^r PROJECTORS ACCESSORIES P, O. BOX 22 f SINGAPORE Clear Your Skin Over Night #fe New Discovery Starts -J»."£J y£ Ending Eczema, l^&^i'ri vJ'^'^VS Pimples, Blemishes, /\C 5jV \L S-h) Ringworm and 9 S >C%/ lvl Athletes Foot in 10 BEf^ w""^ Minutes— Works gig*
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      195 12 _^_^iSi Only Hours awal ""^p^^^^^^N < BY KANGAROO SERVICE m H^m Riff^^^^^l a whoie new> wn< W^J, JR horizon" by fast "~^s y/^^y^^F/^ j s this hospinibl( I*Jr £Jifif* QANTAS-8.0.A C. '-ii.M cereallyw n loi* in the aun on the world's most mpgniflcent surfint beaches— so close tWI nnw be
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  • A DAY WITH THE MEN
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      Who will take Gable's place ?
      223 13 W h o will take Gable s place QONI are the "Rudolph Valentinos, the "Clark Cables. A new type of man is rising on the cinema screen to become Hie idol of every woman. Someone h.is to take Hie place of the former stirs. One studio. Universal- International, is mailing
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      FILM STARS MAKE HOBBIES PAY OFF
      578 13 Jj^ HOBBY is usually a satisfying and rewarding thing in itself, but when one has a hobby that pays off in dollars and cents, that is business. Certain Hollywood film stars have found this out to »eir tremendous advantage. Many an extra-curricular activity, taken
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      Vic Mature' is not really so tough!
      229 13 Vic Mature is not really so tough! IA/HETHER the part calls for a gladiator, an Indian, a v Biblical giant, an Egyptian warrior, a ganger or just an ordinary citizen, Victor Mature is the man for it. Movies have never typed him. His performances are known for variability and versatility.
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      Are we as go-ahead as we think?
      416 13 From a Correspondent SINGAPORE has 3-D. CincmaScop*-. wide screens and all the other box-offlce uimriiM k- invented by dlnilands TV. -haunted rnouuis. I was inclined to think that w«- were a pretty go-ahead place cinematopraphically speaking, especially when I saw during a recent
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      FILM FANS' FORUM Any link between the Hunters?
      413 13 FILM FANS' FORUM Any link between the Hunters? A RE the actors Jeffrey A Hunter and Tab Hunter related to each other AHMAD I.ATIFF Scgamat. There are no reports ot family relationship between Jeffrey and Tab Hunter. Seen in the photograph above, one is blond while the other has dark
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      433 13 I ex Wherever You Are soft yet strong for dozens of daily use to t.,kr alone on picnic and r*-r. md li. l|» prrvrnt rrinfrrtion S,, •r rarh time «d Oiron it ;,h, v crrinB anc] a|| v -ml- waste uvea m wumn you „,,11 Alwoy. hnp a box or
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      447 13 Sensational! PRESENT THEIR NEW MAKE-UP IN POWDER FORM NOT A PASTE, NOT A CAKE, ITS A POWDER (U.S.A. Patent No. 5HC.,006) NEW TIMES CALL FOR NFW MF.THODS JJ*~jo^> With their new MAKE-UP IN POWDER FORM, have introduced a real revolution in the Art of 'nake-up. What is JL) tx/Tsj&sirvuJivC^ It
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    HOW YOU CAN SAVE LIVES-2
    288 14  - HOW YOU CAN SAVE LIVES-2 J.L. Harrison A COMMON variant of the story told last week is this. Two boys are swimmine in a mining pool; one throws up his hands calls for help, and disappears. His companion swims to the shore in terror. A life lost throuch isnoranre and
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    IGNORANCE A FEAR WERE FATAL
    601 14 IGNORANCE A FEAR WERE FATAL Two boys swimming in a mining p001.... the ribs and elbows bent and raised sideways so as to push the arms of the victim out at right angles to the body (figure 2>. This will keep hla arms from grasping the rescuer. It is called
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    'It'-the magic star quality of magnetism
    742 14 'It'-the magic star quality of magnetism LADY CHURCHILL has it. So has Audrey Hepburn and Jane Wyman and Isabella Cooley (the most beautiful coloured girl in the world) Their personal magnetism makes people in a crowd stand and stare.... In any profession, the fortunate possessors of "If come to the
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    'Poisoned for' 12 years
    219 14 DOCTORS nave solved strange medical mystery of a man and his wife who have been slowly poisoned over the past twelve years Time after time the couple nave collapsed In their home at Warwick-gardens, London Friends who came to dinner were liable to fall ill too.
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      414 14 Under Greek Waters J.N 1039 an underwater fi-hcrman T^^^^^^^j^J^^t^T^ fl IP^'TralPj^aP^' lo»t his Role\ O\*trr in (.'r<-p ffi^p^f^THfll^g^^Z**-- '-~"W~ SW^sr" T^^V^fs^water ofl the coa-t of Greece. Mr T '/^H Wt^^tr J^^R L flSi^/ X^^'" I^^J could see it clearly in a crevice M'/-^'''m^9^'-'' T W /m ml *^*c ClSFm^BP^^^r between
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      216 14 Hake a start p^l with' !ll| <i^^^^^P| KOLYNOp the 'Active' Chlorophyll tO(% Ihe instant you start brushing with Green Kolynos, you'll its lively pleasant taste— you'll feel the glorious cool freshness that only Kolynos with chloroph.\li can give! What's more— it lasts! This delightful new Kolynos gives you four-fold mouth-care:
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      198 14 M*opular Crossword 111 v I I I I I I A£i as (x 7 I ACROSS DOWN 1, Not genuine ferns (5). 6, Express trief (7). 13. Out of right way 1. Journey (7). 2, Desire eaferly (6), 14, Fenced (6). 15. Transfix (5) (6). 3. Checked (7). 4, Gins
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    REACH FOR THE SKY
    531 15 REACH FOR THE SKY V^ y I in with the usual bread and acorn coffee. The sentry 'Bon ,our" at her. and then the grin nearly sliooed as I pale ™Ne3sshew e n,%;7of q^ C e k ro^ he Th; d Z; I Proand I i failed 11l NT. ,iV
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    BADER DRINKS WITH THE GERMAN AIR FORCE
    854 15 BADER DRINKS WITH THE GERMAN AIR FORCE WING COMMANDER DOUGLAS BADER, the legless fighter ace with a reputation of invincibility, is shot down at last on a sweep over France. A prisoner in hospital at St Omer, he takes stock of his position. He must let his wife, Thelma, know
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    Nat Gubbins
    669 15 OERE are more 11 hints on driving a car by your Uncle Nat, who was behind a wheel before some of you were born. Overtaking Although a few people, usually the best drivers, don't mind being overtaken by another oar the maioritv resent It so fiercely that you
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      170 15 l\ I i) I iMCiMiltf k. I says lovely New Yo/k socialite ua Hum Yort ond Pal. 6«och io<..-r. ond r i> i*»xloi Pond i cor*. Iways seems to give my skin a new glow' skin soft and clear with this simple routine. Every night, I Told Cream generously all
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      464 15 "Travel withlhe Presidents" mmk American President Lines g^P^ Trans Pacific MAKE YOUR TRIP BACK HOME A WONDERFUL VACATION TAKE AN ORIENT CRUISE on the luxurious, air conditioned passenger liners, s.t. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND s.s. PRESIDENT WILSON Sailings every three weeks between Manila and San Fransisco via Hong Kong, Kobe, Yokohama and
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      148 16 i dreamed I rode a streetcar in my 1 Allo-ette bra H's the line that gives you th« most exciting lift... Waidenform's wonderful A'lo-ette* bra! Discow its dreamy support and accentuation today. In your favorite fabrics. Genuine Maidenform Brassieris are made only hi the United States cf America. There is
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      90 16 which rß," tt^« r n hich s^uid I flwulentt due .7 '^H CIS T 7lHodi* lt *B •BISURATEnJ bilFbeS ATTRACTIVE YOUTHFUL if Vhy be tired, /A constipated 7 I or liver:-:-, i j MM or sullcr indigestion H will make you vrjlhkß energy-, bnght-tycdi^B BESUR:TOGETTHeJ TESTED MDAPPROffI|| Protect tm and
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      1398 16 wU V >Ai\\vn \^>^1 1 /^^-T HN sepNAjs^ shea was cu^ous ane? p;sm:sse^ "he nk mrf\ \m^^jmW f /i^jtf ■I f V k x JN OTHEJ^S CAi_Wl.v NOW, GEOR6E SPOKE *CF COJi^SE mW^^^ i A >^ j/W^^'X. X/TV. ,^^V^f^*^^J ">OUR. Fn_AM irvJO-UTES A C?ETA)UEP REPOeT "O Th£ --=4 >^# ■1
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    IN MALAYA
    1210 17  -  'NOMAD' m SECRETS OF THE ANCIENTS KACHED [DOWN WE AGES By HOW TO HAVE A SPIRIT: PULL YOUR SHADOW INTO YOUR BODY iANY Malay superstitions arc older in origin n the Mohammedan Faith, and have pcriown the centuries in spite of the rroval of Islam. of a kind
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    STEGOPHILES' HANG OUT THE NYLONS
    225 17 LONDON. re of King's College. Cambridge, a nylon stocking fluttered nnade of Clare College floated a streamer of paper usually used for Secretly, by night, risking life and limb, the stegophiles had H H n with H M and from the nisht hung I the
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    WORLD OF MOTORING They gaped at a British sports car!
    576 18 WORLD OF MOTORING They gaped at a British sports car! By JOHN MONKS on his way by road from LONDON to MELBOURNE SALONIKA. \X/ATER melons, honey-dew melons, rock melons. grapes big bunches of green and purple juicy grapes. Our dusty little sports car is loaded with them as we pass
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      Goalies had most practice in Indian hockey tour
      430 18  -  CRUSADER By |Y|Y impression at this stage of the Selangor hockey season is that the visit of the Indian side in February this year has not benefited the local game at all. The accent in their type of hockey is on teamwork,
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      A 'jet' car is not for us yet
      718 18  - A jet' car is not for us yet Barney Avery Says THERE are one or two experimental gas turbine "jet" vehicles on the worlds roads. But they are not for you and me just yet. Mostly they are travelling test beds, as was the British Rover JET- 1 which started
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      Two-inch rope was snapped by hand
      587 18 K4OST weightlifters have heard ab^ut the Londoner, Thomas Topham. who with the aid of a leather <st'ap around his neck lifted three hogs-heads of water Topham was the man who snapped a two-inch rope; who carried m his hands an iron mill roller weighing
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      116 18 This Week's Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. Past*. 6, Drplnrr. IS, Astray. 14. Raiird. 15. Spoar. Pricing;. 17, Simpler 19. Levee. St, Arms. 21, Lip. 23, News. M, G«e. 25. Nomads. !7, Draperies. 3!. Opened. 33, Can. 35. Soft. :S7. D<» 38, Fuss 3f». Polar. 11. Startl.-. Orators. 45, Later. 46.
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    FIJINAS ARE OFF-WITH 48 POINTS
    92 19 fad 'Rod' kicks \out of 10 tries SEREMBAN, Saturday ■pi < ()NQI ERING Fijians ru^ln team in i. ilked up another peat victory this when th<> bout Negri-Mabcca by 18 uoals, tr\ to six (two tries). ichleved with only 14 leir own forwards retired on
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    S'GOR CLUB RALLY TO WIN 17-12
    231 19 .^ki-er traUinj L3— l at haif-Ume. Selang',, c-liib (i ,me back with me rally in the .second half to run out winners by 17 point.s. (tO al, two penalties, dropped coal, and try» to' (two peoaftka. two trtea) again -t Q« selangor Services .side
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    SOUTH JOHORE WIN 32-11
    35 19 [RU. Sat. r had no j the r Johort H ijr, and t*" H I rUI con- j t lnt( touch for t B i •ow I tr\. l iinz'on H
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    DARKE STARTED SELETAR RALLY
    108 19 iFTKR tralUDf B-0 at tre intcrvr>! Royal Air lone Setß> tar rallied to scon a goal, pena'tt and a try to beat R.A.SC. 11-8 'n their rugger match at Seletar ye'*'crdav. The man who sparked Seletar ro wns Darki who played r.ti 'rim? game as it
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    AJAJI WIN CUP
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    Mayflower B.P. in Junior final
    118 19 MAYF! OWER B.P. reached Mnal of the Sinenpore I .tion hialor in-u-(Hib championship nhen they itfeated Flower B.P. 4-1 in the j -emi-finnl in the SBA Hall last dower will now meet Marirold H p on Wedaaeday. Tan Chin Jin cave Mayflower their first win
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    AN BROTHERS MAKE IT PERSONAL TRIUMPH
    304 19 AN BROTHERS MAKE IT PERSONAL TRIUMPH I ..il it iirn lfi .t proEng M md Enc triumph t hemX who re.it the last ifa ehami terday .v in lmin. ;<■ k the 130 1 3 S.-rr S.".) yds. B Ml k 2 Gan lmln wd l Gan rack, 1.1 B
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    Malayan Chinese draw 7-1
    180 19 Malayan Chinese draw 7-1 HO HO CUP HONG KONG. Sat. THE VISITING Malayan Chinese Football Association tram, holdrrs of the Ho Ho Cup. drew 1-1 with Honic Konu Chinos* in Ho Ho Cup inter-port soccer match here today. It was mainly through tin superb Koalkeeping o f Chu Chee Seng
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    LATIFF LOSE TO SCHOOLS
    180 19 CINOAPORE Combined Scnooh 13 put up cood ptrformanci* to hrat latlfT Wanderers 3-2 i n a friendly hockey fixture nt Vlctcr'a School yesterday. The schoolboys played tieteiminedly and in twenty minutes we-e two ynals ahead. The first goal came In the ll*r> minute when Wicks -jcored
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    55-MILE BOAT RACE ON OCT. 24
    218 19 fHE Outboard Boating Club o. 1 Sln B apor^ wfll Mi »_W-^ round -t he-Inland h«r. dlcn P. „pen to nor. members as well, on o rt 24flUrtini Ht 9am The >* c will stnr. a* Kr.m.ll «"d end g PongfOl Erurle.s dose Oct
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    Wanderers recover in second half
    365 19 HOCKEY LEAGUE NEWLY PROMOTED Wanderers scored their second successive victory in the SHA first division league when they beat RAF Seletar 3-1 at Seletar yesterday. Wanderers played determined hockey and. after being down by one I goal in the first half, rallied gal--1 lantly to
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    EAST YORKS BEAT TENGAH 38-NIL
    50 19 EAST YORKS BEAT TENGAH 38 -NIL Ea.-t Yorks trounred R A.F. Tengah by 38 points ifour coals and six trie-' to nothing In their rugger ma'ch at Chanel yesterday. Hutchinson. Reynard. McVlker and Yeo were outstandme for East Yorks. MeViker .scored three of the tries and Yeo crossed over twice.
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    SCC find old touch to beat REME 25-0
    355 19 SINGAPORE CRICKET CUB showed some of their old touch in scoring a 25 points (two goals, four tries and a penalty) to nothing victory over R.E.M.E. on the padang yesterday R.E.M.E.. after a promising first half, foil away badly and their repeated
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    Onn Leng helps 'C' Coy to win SMF athletics
    288 19 Onn Leng helps 'C' Coy to win SMF athletics DV winning all the relay events. "C Company became champions of UM Third Singapore Military Forces I 1 nr.nual athletic meet with a total ol f 23 poinUs to win the challenge I shield presented by D" Company Ist Battalion, at
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    19 20 The Straits Times picture tip for yesterday's races was Sugar Bush, who was unplaced in Race 2.
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    Rocky's trainer is suspended
    83 20 Rocky' s trainer is suspended NEW YOHK. Sat ALLIE Colombo, co-trainer of Rocky Marclano. tne world heavyweight boxing cii.onplon has been suspended Indefinitely r>v ths State Athletic Commission for ali leged "coaching from the corner' I when Marciano knocked uut Ezzard I Charles in their title '•■out here last month.
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    SHIRAI DEFENDS TITLE ON OCT. 6
    67 20 TOKYO. Sat— World flyweight I champion Yoshio Shlrai will defend his title against Argentina's Pascul Perez here on Oct. 6, It was Jones and N. Vowles scored for the Club. The Argentine fighter held tfce champion to a draw In their nortitle bout In
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    PRESBYTERIAN SWIM
    21 20 The Presbyterian Boys School will hold its annual swimming championships at the Chinese Swimming Club at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    2251 20  -  EPSOM JEEP Jones scores a fine 'double 9 By Big Sweep TOTAL POOL: $302,835. 1st: No. *****7 $85,849 2nd: No. *****8 S42.924 3rd: No. *****0 $21,462 STARTERS ($2,146 each) Nos: *****1. *****6, *****5. *****8, *****6. *****0. *****6, *****2. *****5, *****1. CONSOLATION ($1,000 each). Nos: *****9.
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