The Straits Times, 16 September 1955

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    14 1 The Straits Times. Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1955 15 CENTS
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    BIG BUSINESS ACCUSES
    460 1 Govt. deaf to our proposals which could hare solved Spore labour problems ■s/ >,i,ESTIONS VORED* Urgent: But still no action |R< H I* rcprt'scntsomc of Sings* pnii'« liiuucst cmplovtr> jesterday iiccuscd the labour I'ront (Ut\ernment of ha\iny ifnon d p <• posa Is could ha\e solved the
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    Brigadier's post
    13 1 BrigaCreach. Chlel of Staff n Malajra. is in| com■tal rley. Surrey.
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    Oh, this is heaven!
    385 1 KEE IS SO GLAD HEJLEFT JUNGLE SUNGEI HAKAP. Thurs. KEE BAK CHEANG, first Province Wellesley bandit and the fifth in the Federation to surrender since the amnesty, was Kiven a hero's welcome here last night. I am overw Helmed, Kee told the Straits Times today at
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    R.A.F. SNUBS A BATTLE OF BRITAIN HERO
    421 1 IPOH. Thursday. A BATTLE of Britain pilot, who won a Distinguished Flying Cross and bar. has been refused permission to attend a commemoration service at the R.A.F. station in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. 1 He is Mr. D W. A. Stones. Assistant District
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    Your MM is out TODAY
    86 1 Your MM is out TODAY A GREAT MAN appears J\ in glorious colour on the cover of MM for September, which is on sale today. He is the Sultan of Johore, who uill ccle- brate Ml Diamond Jubilee at the age of 82 in Johore Bahru tomorrow. This cover has
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    Security checkbandit style
    45 1 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursFWe armrd and uniformed terrorists stopped a Malay cyclist on the main trunk road north of Kampar, Perak. on Tuesday night. They noted his name then allowed him to go and made off In the direction of the Kampar Hill*.
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    Reds miss car
    28 1 KUALA LUMPUH. Thurs Terrorists nred on a military land rover near the 11th mile. Kluang-Ayer Hltam road In Johore this morning All the shots mUs*ri.
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    Life and death
    31 1 BOLZANO. Italy Thurs. Dashing downstairs to tell his parents he had become a father. Leandro Ohlnello, 34. fell over the banister and fell 60 feet to his r>ath
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    Lock icon Bank buys bank
    26 1 NEW YORK Triii--.' The ftnt National Cltv flank ot New York announced today that it ha* bought the Bank of Monrovlu. Liberia- AP
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    Lock icon Eden has flu
    25 1 LONDON. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Sir Anthuny Eden, has hart to cancel his engagements be cause of an attack of Influenza. Reu'er
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    A last kiss—and then goodbye
    24 1 A last kiss —and then goodbye h.111.1. NYOAARU kisses Uollv Joseph (oodliyr r>.|<.r.he sailed away yesterday on the Tank Prim cm.. Straits Times piriure.
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    Must-quit sailor to Dolly: See you again in six months
    208 1 4 LAST-MINUTE attempt by a Norwegian sailor to get his fiancee signrri on as a stewardess on the ship in which ho was forced to leave Singapore failed yesterday. And with It went Kjell Nygaard's last hop 1 of remaining
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    Lock icon New system
    38 1 HONO KONO, Thurs Peking Radio announced to- day a "new system" unrii r which employees of the state i councils would be paid ca-sh instead of good* such a* housing, food, clothing and other necessities- Reuter.
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    16 die in crash
    26 1 BRAZZAVILLE. Thun. All 16 people on boarrl a French airliner died when It crashed north of Bamb<>la- bo. officials report >d today
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    Amateur jockey is found hanged
    182 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Aloysius Dragon, 16, getting I up to go to school this morn- ing, found the body of his lather, Cyril ChriMopher Dragon, hanging from a doorway at their home In Amp.mi! Road. lit niKht, Mr Dragon, an nmateur rider and a.s.sLsUnt .'tarter
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    Tengku to timid 5: Give up to me
    247 1 'BUT I CAN'T TAKE ALL THE SURRENDERS' KI'ALA I TMIMK. Thun. THE CHIEF MINIS--1 TER. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today he would be prepared at a moment's notice to fly to Kedah to take the surrender of five terrorists if they wished.
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    NO BULLETS — THEY JUST FLED
    90 1 NO BULLETS THEY JUST FLED KUALA LUMP'JR. fhur* —Two more group* o f terrorists yesterdhv ignored calls to surrender 'jnde» the amnesty In the KOT.% TI M.<.l area of Johore 10 ter-orlst» were building a e.irrp wher. a security force patro: came upon them The terrorists t(ok oo heed when
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    Lock icon Anyone walk?
    20 1 DETROIT Thurs Ther* are 81 million registered motor vehicles anil 72 million licensed driv?r.s in th»United State.s— AP
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    Lock icon Murphy freed on one count
    539 1 Murphy freed on one count LONDON. Thurs. ('EKALD MUHPHY. an as-istant superintendent Of poUcc in M ilava. was discharged on one count today when thr jury, acting on the direction of the Judge. found him not uuilty of "counselling procuring and commandine a beauty culturist, F.ilcrn Frances HarfVTt. to kill
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 MI.SSINf. MVV I \S Kll>v II one Tsr h.iti- Sin:; ipnrr bUMnessm.il, mis^.iic since M«ml.»> nlurn- I home Ut. I i- 1 nuht 11. told polin- h< had Ih-.ii kidnapp* il Invrsti- itions still continuini; «arl> this mornin:. (See P. 4).
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    TRAINS TO SIAM CANCELLED
    56 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Train service between Slam and Malaya have been temporarily suspended. Malayan Railway announced tonlcht All through traffic ha halted and the International express scrvicrs bi Prnane and Bangkok .trr eancelwd until further notice R« p..:: ;ire Bdng carrier! out on •> main line
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    2 freed on riot charges
    68 2 The police have withdrawn riot charges against Koh An Chai and Tan Ah Nam. Koh and Tan were allegej to have been members of a crowd of rioters who set upon and tried to murdfr Detective Corporal Ho V«? Meng at 9 15 p m.
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    THE STRAIT AND NARROW BATH
    102 2 LOMM)N. Thurs— Mrs. FJiiabeth Privett, t>B. climbed into her old-fashioned zinc bath tub on Monday night, got stuck and did not get out until yesterday. All Monday night she screamed for hrlp. then spent all da v Tuesday and Tuesday night trying to raise herself
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    Lock icon Sharon the red-headed queen
    69 2 CROWSEO. ro.>. I sceptred, Sharon Key Ritchie. 18, previously "Miss Colorado." poses aftrr being elected 'Miss America 1956" before a croud of 18.000 at Atlantic City, Ncir Jersey. The second red-head to tcin Jj-j/fic-oiu ei<nt, .uiAj Ritchie it 5/t. 6m fa". weighs 116/ b. and measures
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    'Rosh Hashana'
    21 2 Singapore's Jewish community celebrate!, its new year Rosh Hashana tomorrow Prayers will be held at Hrn colony* two synagogues.
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    KNOCKOUTS
    88 2 Gas taps are left open and 11 people fall unconscious SEREMBAN. Thursday EHDUR women and seven children were knocked out by gas here today. They were admitted to the general hospital, but their condition Is not serious. Thp victims live In three houses in a second-hand goods yard in
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    Lock icon Princess may come to S'pore
    77 2 Princess may come to S'pore LONDON. Thurs THE PEOPLE of Singapore and Malaya may get a chance to see Princess Margaret next year. The Daily Sketch said today Princess Margaret inav tour Australia next summer. Its gossip column, said the crew of the royal yacht Britannia are talking about a
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    Lock icon Big drive on outlaws
    39 2 REOIO CALABRIA, Thurs Police have arrested 118 people In a massive campaign to wipe oui crime in the ban-dit-Infested mountains of Italy's ••toe." Nine wanted men have surrendered and 259 suspects have been detained- Reuter
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    Lock icon Rice ship
    36 2 MEDAN Thurs A shipload of 4.000 tons of Burm"fce rice is expected here soon to help relieve shortages in '•astern Sumatra where production has been hard hit by disastrous floods in recent months— A.P.
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    Lock icon Japs told: No
    38 2 CANBERRA. Thurs. Japan's request for a Reneral release of war criminal* to mark the 10th anniversary of the ending of the Pacific war has been refused, the Attorney General told the Senate here today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon VIGIL ON THE BORDER
    71 2 HONO KONG Thurs. American Red Cross officials and BnM.-li |x>llce today waited In vain for the arrival of the 10 Americans who were expected to bo returned from China this week. China announced on Brpt 10 In Oeneva that she would release the Americans "within a
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    The doctor tells Joe, 77: Run if you want to live
    159 2 LONDON. Thurv WHETHER he likes it or not. Joe Deakin haw to go on mnnlnr If he discontinues his runs he mar die. Joe sprWrhtly 77. has been told by his doctor "put on plimsolls and shorts and go
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    FARM WIFE TOOK HOME HER 'X'
    312 2 Charge dropped, she's freed BANTING. Thursday THE first case under the Elections Offences Ordin- ance came to an abrupt end in the Tclok Datoh magistrate's court here today when a peasant woman. Tumi binte Ka-ssan Atmo. was acquitted on a charge of unauthorised possession
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    Normal course in Chinese
    36 2 The first Normal course for Singapore Chines* school teachers will begin next week at Paslr Panjant? and Siglap secondary schools. The course will be attended by about 320 men and women teachers.
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    Hawker knifed in revenge attack
    78 2 Hawker knifed in revenge attack pOUIf bi gangsb with k ambushi a Chine t Leone < Kamj, Bfngai Then before I of blood He I was given i trmmfus late l;i Jed li P v A p<>: Str.i morniti that th< tack was Peopl' were qi< ambush b n Thfr<
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    HOARDING -DEATH, WARNS JAKARTA
    120 3 HOARDING -DEATH, WARNS JAKARTA JAKARTA, Thurs. HOARDERS of basic commodities may face the death In Indonesia. [tatter of State, Mr. discuMlnc the new ent's anti-corruption „i he plans shortly to ipital punishment hoarders of primary revent profiteers I saboteurs from hamper■.irnmcnfs efforts the nations ecoid improve living coni id it
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    Lock icon Terrorists kill four
    52 3 ALGIERS. Thurs.— Terrorng by the roadside instantlnc yesterday i lorry and a car and cut the iiroats of four Europeans 'licm. Q| laf r set fire to :ry. An army patrol combed the r the attack on the and killed three i terrorists. They a quantity of
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    13 3 YORK. Thurs. ingshoreoMß went rk •••■sterday In New York. UP.
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    Lock icon Row at U.S. air base in Japan ends
    114 3 Row at U.S. air base in Japan ends r TOKYO. Thurs. I! village of Sunakawa, near a main United States air base outside Tokyo. wa^ Peaceful today. Residents and supporters from the Social'H and Labour movements aicrerd to stop the picketing which J«urin» the week has led tolice he WUh
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    Lock icon Grief with a capital £
    84 3 Grief with a capital A father's will MARK, England, Thurs. The will of William Duckett decrees that his daughter and three sons must wear mourning for six months after his death— or forfeit their shares Of his £55,000 < $450.000 1 estate. Duckett, a retired flour manufacturer, died in April
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    Lock icon Goodwill mission
    29 3 RANGOON. Thurs. LtGen. Ne Win. commander-in-chief of Burma's armed forces, will lead a five-man military goodwill mission to Communist China, it was ofnI'ially announced last night. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.N. rejects claim for $85,000 pay
    174 3 GENEVA. Thur.s. The mber United Nations tive tribunal today the claims of LonnfUa Elizabeth Ball dismissal from the Her this year be anind that she should ted in her former [buna] also rejected wrongful dismissal Mr Kamal Kumar iyay, 47. former deI rector of
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    Lock icon Don't trust China —Casey
    299 3 Don't trust China Casey HARSH WORDS IN A 'FLORAL BATTLE' r STILL NEED PROOF OF GOOD INTENTIONS...' irafnn WASHINGTON, Thursday. did not favour dropping trade barriers against Communist China or admitting China to the United Nations in the near future, the Australian Minister for External Affair*, Mr. Richard Casey, said
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    Lock icon Burma just loves her 'neutrality'
    118 3 Burma just loves her 'neutrality' RANGOON, Thurs. A RESOLUTION calling for Burma to stay out of the South-Ea.st Asian Treaty Organisation was approved unanimously by the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of the Burmese parliament, yes. terday. The resolution was sponsored by the opposition cryptoCommunist Burma Workers and Peasants'
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    Lock icon Telephone link
    34 3 MANILA. Thur* Radio telephone connections between the Philippines and South Vietnam will v >e formally opened today when President Magsaysay talks to the South Vietnam Prime Minister. Mr. Ngo Dlnh Diem. U.P
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    Lock icon Ban on comics
    29 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs—lndia's Home Minister, Pandit Govind Ballabh Pant, today introduced a bill in parliament here to ban the sale of horror comics in India Rcuter
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    INDONESIA, U.S. SIGN A BOOKS AGREEMENT
    156 3 INDONESIA, U.S. SIGN A BOOKS AGREEMENT JAKARTA. Thursday. INDONESIA and the United States today signed an 1 agreement under which the United States will subsidise the sales of American books, magazines and educational lilms in Indonesia. 1 The Foreign Minister. Mr. Anak Agung, and the US ambassador. Mr. High 8
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    Lock icon French visitors in Moscow
    52 3 MOSCOW. Thurs A delegation of 20 members of the French National Assembly led by its President. M. Pierre Schnelter. arrived by air In Moscow yesterday for a 10--day visit to the Soviet Union They were met by the chairmen of the two houses of the Soviet
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    Lock icon Wrens in naval exercises
    50 3 LIVERPOOL. Thar;- Reservists In the Women's Royal Naval Service are to take part In NATO r.eet exercises in the Med. erranean this month for the first time The women reservists wi 1 meet in London this weekend and fly to Oioraitar for the 11-day exercise —Reuter
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    Lock icon Nosed out
    43 3 TAIPEH, Thura A Chinese concubine today charged that two thugs cut off he nnose with a penknife at the direction of a jealous first wife. The woman, H*u Thui was rushed to nospitawhere doctors stitched the nose back in place— UP
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    Lock icon Cabaret star was once – a trick rider
    40 3 Cabaret star was once a trick rider .WIhKK \n i>OK> international cabaret star Virfinia Somerv who once ••arnrd a living an a trick rider in rodeo ihom. Is now the star of a British TV programme called "Starlitht. Reuter pirturr
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    Lock icon DEMPSEY IS GRANDFATHER
    46 3 SANTA MONICA (California Thurs. Jack Dempsey is a grandfather for the first time. The former heavyweight champion's eldest daughter. Joan Dempsey OTlaherty, 21. gave birth to an Sib Boz. girl last night The father is Dennis OTlaherty, whom Joan married in 1953— AP
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    LONDON STOCKS
    422 3 LONDON. Thurs. n^HK >i,,k rnarkau failed to develop a definite trend today and conditions generally were quietly Irregular Olltedsed «crt firm but virtually unfcffected by .lit- Chancellor of the Exchequer* ■peech at Istanbul and the un- hanged bank rate announcement .Several dated stocks gained further ground although undated
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    TIN
    23 3 LONDON Bcpt IS —Cash Buyera £741 Seller* 1148.. rnrwsrd Buyers £74«. Seller* £749. Settlement £748 Turnover urn 115 ion* pm 5 torn.
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    RUBBER
    25 3 LONDON Sept IS Spol 43 \d Oct 43*.d Ort-Dw 4V.d J«n-MHr 42<1 Apr-June 40'.<1.. July-9ep». Sl\d.. Oct elf 4Sd Nov. C.1.1. 42',<1 Tone. Dnc*rt«ln.
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    Lock icon After the storm, an honour
    131 3 After the storm, an honour IKE SENDS FOR SAMMY LEE DENVER, Thurs. PRESIDENT EiB c n hower, has Invited Major Sammy Lee, an I army doctor and Olym- pic diving champion, to attend a White House conference on the physical fitness of American youth. The meeting will be held on
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    Lock icon Bulganin is sick
    34 3 MOSCOW. Thura— Marshal Nikolai Bulcanui. the Sovic; prime minister, was unable to meet President Paasikivi of Finland on his arrival here today because he is ill. according to a Finnish spokesman.—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Winnie's holiday
    24 3 NICE. Thurs— Sir Winston and Lady Churchill arrived here today by air from London for a holiday on the French Riviera. Reuter.
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    Play fair with the expats
    262 4 11,000 LOCAL MEM UHOK MALAY AMISATIQM COMMISSION..,. THEY SUBMIT PLAN FOR 'ADEQUATE COMPENSATION' FOR THOSE WHO GO ASSOCIATIONS repreaenting 12,000 locally-born Singapore Government servants have recommended to the Malayanisation Commission a "fair and square" scheme for abolition terms for expatriate officers. Under the proposals, based
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    PLAN FOR MEN WHO STAY TO HELP
    173 4 PLAN FOR MEN WHO STAY TO HELP service gets half of his yearly salary us pension phis one and a quarter year's salary as lump suit. gratuity. Officers with 30 or more years' service get one-and-half years' salary as lump sum gratuity In addition to their pension which ranges from
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    Explosion rips road open
    182 4 LEAKING GAS PIPE IS THE CAUSE i AN UNDERGROUND explosion ripped open about 15 feet of the laterite surface of the road at the junction of Race Course Road and Birch Road yesI terday evening The "explosion relieved to have been caused by a leaking gas
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    Accused of 12-year-old offence
    61 4 Accused of 12-year-old offence IPOH. Thurs A man today faced a charge of having grievously chopped his wife with a parang 12 years ago. G. Dorairaj. 41. was accused in the Ipoh Magistrate's Court of voluntarily causing hart to G. Gana•oundri at Tyrone Estate. Batn Gajah. on Jan. 19. IM3.
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    Home ransacked
    28 4 A European living in Upper Thomson Road. Slnkapore. returned home after work on Wednesday evening to find his home ransacked and $500 worth of valuables stolen.
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    Jubilee picnic
    28 4 The Singapore Mercantile Co-operative Thrift k Loan Society. Limited will celebrate its silver Jubilee with a picnic at 356. East Coast Road near Bedok on Sunday.
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    Murder charge
    51 4 Goh Ah Too was chanted lin the Sineapore Eighth Magistrates Court yesterday with murder It was alleged that Ooh murdered Chan Choo Yon* lat Chia Kon R village off Yio Chu ICint; on April 27 this year. A preliminary inquiry will tx held on Oct. 20. 21 and
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    FATHER OF 10 MISSING FROM HOME
    76 4 FATHER OF 10 MISSING FROM HOME A FATHER of 10 children, j Fong Tse Chang. 46-year-old proprietor of the Tiong Hwa Manufacturing Company in North Bridge Road, Singapore, has be«n miss.nß since morning. peared after telling h i n wife he was going to a bank to deposit a cheque
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    A MALAYAN COULD TAKE OVER MY JOB: MORRIS
    451 4 A MALA YAN COULD TAKE OVER MY JOB: MORRIS Apprentices urged for top police posts THE possibility of Betting men with B.A. honours degrees and graduates from Chinese and other vernacular schools to fill top vacancies in the Singapore police force was discussed yesterday. The matter wa« raised durine the
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    Wanted: 'Men with one loyalty'
    182 4 rpHE Malayanlsation Coml mission has been told by local employees of the BinKapore City Council that when Malaya gets Independence her Public Services should be staffed by officers "without divided loyalties" In a memorandum to the Commission, they contend that "no expatriate officer however sincere,
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    HUSBAND WINS DIVORCE ACTION
    128 4 HUSBAND WINS DIVORCE ACTION I M. HOOt who I Cecilia M H dissolution of h ria R r with grounrj oi was grai I Mr. .1 the Bin j Court ft I The iKm absolute i n C. W. T H N'nvy. Gent. ■ma India and i gg«* He mm
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    School concert
    19 4 A variety con the St. HUda't s Mnn hind school hall ir I Singapore, at 6 morrow.
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    HE CYCLED HOME WITH SHOT in HEAD
    308 5 Wot a cry, not a gun report; Youth jut toll tmoon— loat Court hears of the silentdeath KUALA SELANGOR rpi ftOH ON p ting!' 17, an assistant in his uncle's sundry jfoods shop in Tanjong Karang, cycled home on April 17, this year
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    'I WAS FORCED TO SLEEP WITH MAN'
    166 5 Girl, 13, accuses couple in court PENANG. Thursday. A 13-YEAR-OLD Rlrl, Choo Ah Low, told the First Magistrate's Court today that a sundry shopkeeper's wife forced her to sleep with her husband one week after the couple had taken her into their home.
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    A sky salute to 'The Few'
    255 5 FIFTY PLANES TAKE PART IN BATTLE OF BRITAIN FLY-PASTS THOUSANDS of people watched fly-pasts In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning to commemorate the anniversary of the Battle of Britain. More than 50 planes took part Aircraft from the Far East Royal Air Force.
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    Marshall to open art exhibition
    45 5 The Singapore Art Society will hold the 14th interschool art exhibition at the British Council gallery in Stamford Road from Oct 8 t °TTie' Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, will open the exhibition at 5. 30 p.m. on Oct. 7.
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    Faith healer in Singapore
    35 5 The Rev Alvin E. Alvls, chief pastor of the Pentecostal Mission tn South-East Asia arrived in Singapore last niKht from Colombo. Mr Alvls is here to conduct a faith healinß campaign.
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    C-in-C for tour
    37 5 Air Marshal Sir Francis Fressanges. Commandcr-ln-Chlef. Far East Air Force, will leave Singapore by air on Monday tor a nine-day vtalt to North Borneo, Brunei and Sarawak. He will be accompanied by Lady Fressannes.
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    Boys will be boysaid this proves it
    78 5 SSIST JF boyt and y°« in »P*» cant stop them from playing in the water It r^ d n Sin r yesterday. Only 0 12 inch was recorded but that was enough U> nood the pool by the Raffles statue in front of
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    Shoe men walk out today
    274 5 NOTICE SERVED YESTERDAY 'TWO HUNDRED and forty-seven employees, lnA eluding clerks and peons, of Bata Shoe Company. Singapore, will go on strike from 8 a.m. today They are members of the I Employ ef i Union >•■ secretary, Mr. M S ood, served a 24-hour
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    CONCESSIONS IN SMELTER DISPUTE
    81 5 PENANG. Thun. NO DECISION was reached at a meeting yesterday between the Eastern Smeltinr ompanv and its workers union. The talks will be resumed next Monday Mr. it Kamaran, Penan* Trade Inion Officer, today told the Straits Times the management had made substantial concessions and the
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    New society
    25 5 The inaugural meeting of the Singapore Association for the Deaf and Dumb was held yesterday in the teachers' common room of Raffles Institution^
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    FIGHT AT GATES OF PARADISE
    163 5 Three salesmen put on bond THREE salesmen came to blows in front of shop named "Paradise" because of their competitive spirit, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. H. T. Karnanl summoned L. Ram and two other mm. P Virumal and L. Tllumal. for assaulting him
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      333 5 Tht maken of the famous JbMJlft? nuthnard motnn prrvnt.. I m mode^ iii 1,., *P'*»4 mmitmrml, power mowvi Here* thr rhraprvt. quirkrM 2nd r»M*M method of kp'-plnn a lawn the way you want It with a minimum of maintenance anrl j^feHsß^ir certainly no mechanical skill required """^^^^^^Mp Sandy soil doesn't
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    106 6 :n W, rd, 110 (■nimmum) Mils TBOW TET KWEE and daughter Yee Toong. th.ink all Dd M or their Kind AasMaaw, Wreathi,, Telegram.-;. 1.0.m of Cars and help during their recent bereavement. KANDIAH AND FAMILY Krlan Road. Tuipuw th..nk all Friends and Relatives who atend•d the Funeral, sent Wreatlut.
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    DEATHS
    54 6 M H'»rtf« sin (minimum). DRAGON: \t Kiwlii Lumiur on 15-9-55. Cyril i Pick i Dragon Cortes' 1 toa«Sa Ampang Raid for fit Johns Church and Chrru Cemetry at 9.00 a.m. on 16-9-95. MaONVII.I-E: John Mic.iirl Merhanlri 1 Ensinpfr. died at the Civil General Hospital. Singapore on 13.9.55. and miened
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    184 6 -■'< IMi H0 imtmimmm). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the 'Malay Mail' if you want to win that $3,000 word puzzle. SPRING -CLEAN indoor Air with Alr-wlck I ktoj'.s the house coun-try-fresh—it kills unwanted smells. Air-wirk l<s economic In use. OANYME.J PRINTS New selection of Old Masters and Moderns
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Sept. 16, 1955. The Labour Field
    671 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Sept. 16, 1955. The Labour Field The experts sought by the Singapore Government to advise on labour problems are not likely to arrive for many wicks Yi-t. When they do begin their difficult task, they will first have to acquaint themselves with the particular conditions
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    Vacant Throne
    231 6 At last France has produced i what it hopes >s a settlement of the dynastic problem in Mor<icco. Sultan Yousscf, exiled two years ago, was replaced by the 66-year-old Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa who won the support of the French settlers primarily because he was their best
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    The Privileged
    268 6 The Solanßor Malay Students Literary Union has expressed to the Minuter for Education, its dissatisfaction with the way in which state scholarships are awarded. The Union proposes to tend a delegation to discuss what it alleges are violations of bye-laws governing the grant of scholarships. It cites the
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    Unlucky
    63 6 RECENTLY, many senior court interpreters in the Federation wi-re interviewed In Kuala Lumpur for ■even vacant appointments in the superscale grade. Thr lucky ones were four Chines** two Malays and one Punjabi. There were many senior Tamil interpreters who were also called, but none S<H the Job. Are there
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    Training
    44 6 TIF Federal Government by granting scholarships to young men to attend the Outward Bound School, is doing a magnificent service. It would be better if the age limit were raised from 23 to 25. Malaya needs more youth leaders with experience. CITIZEN Penan*.
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    Both speak for same men
    180 6 Both speak for same men CTATION masters are in the anomalous position k of being clerks as well as train operating staff. 80. some of them have enrolled v members of the Malayan Railway Junior Officers 1 Union, whilst others are members of the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union. The
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    GIVE BACK THAT VIEW
    107 6 rE Government of Johore Is planning various ways of celebrating the Diamond Jubilee of the Bultan. I wonder if they have considered the possibility of restoring to the subjects of His Highness, and to others who visit Johore, the view from the Causeway which Is now
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    Insult
    65 6 rE antl British tirade which we are gettjng from our politicians may appeal to the Illiterate masses, but It ls an insult to the intelligent. The past ls part and no amount of yapping from Mr. Marshall can change it. The workers are Indifferent whether the British are good
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    The origin of the Perak anthem
    411 6 The origin of the Perak anthem I READ with great interest Mr. R. J. Farrers letter about the Perak National Anthem, of which I am very fond. Seeing that there is some doubt about the origin of this tune. I thought that I would ask my father, who has been
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    Progressive Party's points analysed
    514 6 SINCE the Legislative Assembly elections in April last, someone has taken upon himself the abominable task of pe.«terine newspaper readers in Singapore by launching a series of senseless attacks on the Progressive Party under different pseudonyms, the most recent ones used by him being •Observer" and
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    HIGH COST OF FRESH FRUIT
    216 6 WE have followed very closely the comments arising from complaint* against the creation of the Apple and Pemr Importers Panel in Singapore, re- carding which wr have these views to add: Wr hmve keen In this builnesa since 19J0. and It has been passed down
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      INSURANCE AS A CAREER FOR MALAYANS
      238 6 INSURANCE AS A CAREER FOR MALAYANS rpHE formation of an insurance agents association or society In the Federation defining a strict code among its members, may open up a new avenue of life-careers In the insurance business to our future boys and girls. The existing haphazard appointment of part-time agents
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      Not represented
      145 6 ABSENCE from this country for nearly a year forblrt.s me to comment in detail on the nature of the elections and voting but nevertheless I must point out the glaring omission on the past ol the Colonial Office, the Malayan Rubber Producers Council and the Alliance to Include
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      FOR VIPs ONLY?
      79 6 OH Wednesday afternoon ny friends and I were at the Paya Lebar Airport to meet the Marshall delegation on its return from Indonesia and to congratulate the Chief Minister and his colleagues on the remarkable success of the mivion. Whilst waiting lor the lift, a member of
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      Defiance by Reds
      88 6 |X)MMENTING on the amy/ ncsty. you said: "The question now Ls whether th,. UllWila will accept the .i-une.sty Jud-'ing from th. raHoua and imwt fantastic incident at .sunpanii R> ng.im pm. applr st.it. n, which more than thirty bandits reported to hive held up 700 labourers on
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      550 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. 70 Horrf, fin (minimum). Ot A7.K To Helen A Tom, a daiifthfer. Mane Helene. yesterday at Singapore Nursing Home. Doinr wonderfully KANAOASINOAM: To Dr. K. Kanaga^lnimm and Leelavathy, a' Bungxnr Hospital, on 111 tember, a daughter. Kanaeabikat. LLEWELLYN -JONES: To KHxabeth. (nee Kirkbyi, wife of Derek Llewellyn-Jone.\ on
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      104 6 BUDDHA "The enlightened one" (GAUTAMA Buddha has I had more followers than any other religious lf\id«'r in history. He tcjoctod sflf-mcjrtlflratlon. preached th* "middle way"; no Buddhist ever acknowledged a dogma. or persecuted i heretic. The August Reader's Digest tells the story of one of the world's greatest teachers, who
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      115 6 If you slock Iwo gins one of them should be Plymouth •ni Pkmnuih ••M tw imhi »(n 1,, a i fi^t t»rr> Hj». mot' *n>\ nw pmfiir «r» di»o>»ef lng »hit r\i rp4n>mll> g««wi «i" bSv^^C -jM Plrnn«uth i» I h<> t»»«>n lot |<*tl».' TA~Jr HyV^ iwo urn Firmi?- itw
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    A very special little chair
    166 7 >gBUM T <> HAVE A CI.OBE.UP VIEW OF MOTHMM CORONATION jf WILL BE RIGHT SEXT TO 0 THRONES the gilded P thrones «»f the Sulnd Sultanah at row'i toronatloP M'remony in c Bahru there i i >mall chair for very special little *:irl. minute it
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    Lock icon THE ISTANA LIGHTS UP FOR JOHORE'S WEEK OF THE CENTURY'
    92 7 LAST NK.IITs picture of the flood-lit Istana Besar in Johnre Bahru which will he the centre ot attraction during the weekend when the Sultan of .T"h(.re celebrates the dia- mond jubilee of his reign. Crowds again gathered in the Johore
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    'We were enemies but we still gambled'
    437 7 'We were enemies but we still gambled' SYMOXDS WITNESS ACCUSED OF MALICE QN(i AH TOO. 25, a lorry driver accused of killing v Ciene D. Symonds, American newspaperman, near Delta Circus during the riots on May 12. denied yesterday that he was at the scene of Symonds' death, and alleged
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    Killed in collision
    35 7 Rowlin Olivlero, 23. a City Council employee, was killed yesterday when a motor cycle he was riding collided with a lorry in Woodlelgh Road, Singapore He died .soon after admission to hospital.
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    Police band
    19 7 The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esplanade from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Cameras stolen
    26 7 About $1,100 worth of ißmeras, sunglasses. and fountain pens, were stolen from a shop In Sumbawa Road, near the 14th milestone on Wednesday night
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    Mother of six seeks police job
    107 7 Mother of six seeks police job A >i HAKiiiii mother of six children, Mrv Mary Solomon. a fortnrr teacher walked into a room at the Federal Police Depot in Kh.il.i Lumpur yesterday and told a startled srlrr1 1< n board "Id like u> be a police inspertor." Mrs Solomon, wife
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    PARENTS OF 'DOG-CHAIN' BOY FOR TRIAL SOON
    91 7 rpHE P WESTS of a 15- 1 year-old boy. Chan Neung Heang, who are al- leged io have ill- treated him. will appear before the i Singapore Fifth Magistrate on Oct. 11 Chan Vat Men. the father and Chan Mcc Hal. the mother,
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    "Troops can come at any time,' says Tengku, 'but please, no threats'
    145 7 "Troops can come at any time,' says Tengku, 'but please, no threats' KUALA I.nvUTR. Thurs pOMMONWF.AI.TH troops "can come here at any time, the Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today The Tengku. who is also president of I'MNO, was referr- I ing to a comment by the secretary-general of
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    RULER ASKED TO BAR ADVISER
    206 7 —'Because he is anti-UMNO 9 SEREMBAN, Thursday. A DELEGATION of eight. including a woman, from the Negn Sembilan UMNO today asked the Yang di-Pertuan Besar and the four Undangs to stop the British Adviser. Mr. M. C ff Sheppard. from returnins to the st*ite in
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    Labour to purge its ranks
    100 7 IPOH. ThurrlE Labour Party al M»laya. Perak division will purge opportunists, secretary. Mr J. P Noel Emmanuel, said. More than 10 members will be expelled for helping the Alliance. Mr. Emmanuel sa:d: "They Ignored the party directive that they should not lake an active part
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    Malayan dies in England
    44 7 LONDON. Thurs— Mr. F C. Barraclough, formerly of the Malayan Education Service, died at the Middlesex Hospital on Tuesday. Mr Barraclough bee am* warden of Malaya Hali. hostel for Malayan students tn London, but resigned last year because of Illness.
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    MORE FREEDOM FOR L DRIVERS
    182 7 MORE FREEDOM FOR L DRIVERS RESTRICTIONS o n Singapore's 4 0.000 learner drivers havr been relaxed. Time limits for practur in the City area no longer apply on Saturday afternoons, Sundays and publif holidays. h>n regulations that ar*> now in force also free "L motorcyclists from all time restrictions. They
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    Campfire by sea
    24 7 The Bedok Methodut Youth Fellowship. Singapore will hold a campfire by tht seashore at Pa dang Terbakar at 7 pm tomorrow
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    $133,000 more but he gets job
    222 7 $133,000 more but he gets job The Hnfapori city 1 Council last night I reaffirmed its derision I to award a 51. 260.000 i road contract to a t*nI derer whose price was about $133,000 above the lowest quotation sub- mitted. Th.- contract calls for the building of a coast
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    Scandalous, says Mr. Tan
    369 8 CARTEL CALLED >LF«A¥.mwn BUCCANEERING^ SUGAR COSTS MORE WHEN SHIP IS BOYCOTTED MALACCA, Thuraday. MR. TAN SIEW SIN, Federal Legislative Councillor for Malacca Central and publicity chief of the Malayan Chinese Association, today said it was scandalous for a shipping conference to dictate terms in such a
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    'Guilty but I've paid the fine'
    131 8 LIM TIONO BIA yesterday pleaded guilty in a Singapore court to assisting In an Illegal game .of "tikam tikam" (roulette) and then claimed that he had already paid a $10 fine for the offence "sometime last year." A policeman on patrol had arrested Lim
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    Jubilee lunch
    28 8 The staff of the Great World amusement park. Singapore, will celebrate Its 25th anniversary with a Chinese lunch at the Diamond Restaurant at 1 p.m. tomorrow
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    Boys Town sets up its own 'cabinet'
    156 8 SINGAPOKB Government ministers as< the Commissioner of roller have rivals in the Colony's Boys' Town whose council member* are similarly designated. Recently formed, the Boys' Town t ounci has a Chief Minister. Mr. Lawrence Chna. Education Minister. Mr. Lee Keng Nam. Health Minister,
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    NO ATOM POWER FOR US YET
    243 8 Even small plant will make too much SINGAPORE'S electricity will not be coming from an atomic energy generator even in 25 years, the Straits Times was told yesterday. Mr. R Pearson local representative of C. A. Parsons Co. Ltd.. who are building Britain's first
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    Cleared of graft charge
    53 8 A Singapore com', yesterday acquitted Ooi Seng Kiat on a charge of cuiruptlv accepting $50 from a sailor Ton Kum Hoi. while he w&> a clerk employed by Paterson. Simons ar d Company in JU Another mar. y>h. Hung Wing was also acquitted on a charge
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    Caustic soda charge
    48 8 Lim Pong and Lee Choon Ttok pleaded not guilty in a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of throwing caustic soda at Chua Kirn big and Teo Poh Tee on Wednesday evening at Palmer Road. Ball wax allowed and their cue was postponed to Sept.
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    STUDIED SURVEY —LEARNT TO COOK
    225 8 STUDIED SURVEY —LEARNT TO COOK THREE Malayan Colombo Plan students, who went to New Zealand to study surveying, have returned to Malaya with something they had not expected to learn— they can cook: Mr. Scow Beak Heong and Mr. Leong Yew Kuan o L^^ r ha^ n u^^ m vw
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    Temple murder: Boy charged
    59 8 PENANO. Thurs Mat Isa bin Abdulla. 18 was produced In the First Magistrate's Court today on a charge of having been concerned with Mat Hussain bin Ishak In tne murder of the Rev. Teo Koo Lok resident priest of the Penang Snake Temple on the morning
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      268 8 r^[ Vie re all Wizards with MmSt WII d«k to desk, end doe? \li I^Jf though we eo-h Vif *'l oddmg machine o' yM I Adds, subtracts r, r t?sis?L^^ u f^ touch-method come, capacity encb and totalling fiour« 9,999,999,999 0 or without negotive to: Te« CMt really apprrrlale the
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      282 8 H^^^ajgMMdj^nji BiniA BaTAV AVA X:e Uivs lo la Opera Corner. MAWIU MAJUAXA lo.jo— n oo mnce Mu»ic. *PtOfr»mm«si thu» marked ran I I br rrerivrd by Ibtrnrr* to B*^^^Y^^^^n Malacca. i short wave 49 and Km. Mrdlum wave 476 m.. 3*3 J««m. and St7m.| A.M. 9 45 Houaewlves' Choice: SINGAPORE
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      224 8 Naval visit Captain J. McL. Adams. Director of Naval Intelligence. Royal Australian Navy, who arrived in Singapore on Wednesday, visited the Naval Base yesterday. 25. A bar closes an Antcan coast i (7). 26. Very sheepish arrangement or I words (7). 27 Way at examining the head US). DOWN 1.
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    The man who beat malaria changed course of history
    1683 9 f ,:-;i;ii;,i,,. filh-cisliliiiiiiizixLJ^L^'i,.., 5.,, JLs.. M.lljM -TOMORROWMALACCA CRISIS WAS AVERTED ALL over the globe, more particularly in that portion of it that lies between the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer, and assuredly here in Malaysia, men owe undying
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      163 9 HERRING REOPES Sing fritters^} KING! '•«<•»• tktn i -to 2 or I I iMI r.qu.'td Mat* I 1 pi fiiad Calx. i 'i ca'«lull)i fry m D',,» -aM. II ,t»t pipir<| KM. OBTON 3 RISSOLES _J ■•;>. F»ESM lm^W r> m.thad J c s«u..i« r ,pp*r trmd t>ann. add maih«d
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      196 9 where do they get their energy 9 SHREDDED WHEATi .~3=™ r ©ij; Shreddiesß Marfr frnm IMKV «HoW ~3B^M>^ll^l bring. >nn iKr r»lr. tt i a,.,.-l.lr .pp-.l Wok yV^V^ 5J V .-I \^£**&£'^s GLITHRIE CO., LTD. SINGArORE KUALA I t MPI R PSNAMO IPOH M M \t SEEE.MBAN KOTA BHARL' JESSELTON
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      48 9 Kv.x Morgan* M.D. Jack's finv tHck Tracy Report to notice HHH^^^^^HB^~~H ro°*' T NOu^tt WF^^^% REPooTrr-? "HlM r mi ■> Wf i m i^"™^^l^7^r-> tweoe <xxs rfmJ i vau mean to TfTJl^m cl£an»nc M nouo Mmm O'Hara A heticab •Ye oJ' 'O phone iwsopo^lß l^rr^tail i Lm SVU^-M [j
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    BIG RUSSIAN RUBBER ORDERS ARE COVERED LOCALLY
    276 10 BIG RUSSIAN RUBBER ORDERS ARE COVERED LOCALLY By Our Market Correspondent fOVERING for confirmed fresh Russian orders for nearby shipment took place on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday and the price rose sharply, but fell off on subsequent profit-taking. On the Russian orders, placed through London. aided by Continental demand.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    333 10 The Malayan Share Brokers' A«wiutwn. Srncaoorr stttlai. reported Tin* and industrials were quiet on the lfy ""l share market There »as increased activity In rubber s.iares ar.d prices tended to clos> slightly higher Singapore Brttvi reported the following business done' —Eastern Unltea (36 50 Praner and Neave ords
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    45 10 rE Federation's Financial Secretary has fixed the following prices for calculating customs duties for the w»-ek starting September 15. Rl Brtt.K >llv prr lb. COPRA: S42R a ton. COCONUT OIL: S6BB a ton. PALM OIL: $654.25 prr ton. PALM KERNELS: 5357.75 a ton
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    RUBBER PRICES
    141 10 October first rrade rubber buyers f.0.0. closed in Singapore yesterday at $1 51 prr lb.. down one-eiKhth of a cent. The closing tone was "steady at thr close". Ck.jlng prices in cents per lb. were: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot fob buye.-, 150-S sellers 160\. No. 1 RS b.
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    SHIPPING
    94 10 Ship* King al..ri C Mdr tar Singaporr HartMMir Hturd wharves rxperUd today are: City of Poona 12. Shlllong 45. Theonymphc* C.P.. Agamemnon 6 7 Straat Soenda 89. Ben\enue 11 Star Arcturus 13 14. President Pierce 15 16. Sudan 18. Resang N Wall 7 Senai N Wall 8 Sumpitan N
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    38 10 On the free exchange market In Hong K«ig yertrrday. the U S dollar was quoted at 5.79't for caoh and 5.83', for T T. Sterling was quoted at 15.39 and one tael of gold at 242S
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    RUBBER CROPS
    18 10 The following Rubber Crops for Aucurt art announced:— Aver M«W M.394 lb stakil Katil 308V9 lb
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    51 10 in, Mllintr weif change tod IMi c|'i,f Loan* v. Loans 3 Con. Z Bank Mount wfitr.T. Mount m Peko Western M; Ampr>i y. Oil s. Aust On ARM Bradford B Hill Pro Couruuld Dunlop Ele(. Zinr Pelt and r. O. J Hrrald Times lOX i Aast i Swan
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    PRODUCE PRICE
    71 10 The Singapore Exchange: n yesterday I Copr.i 1 buyer*. $27 buyrrs. $28 fellers Pepp.' whit, Slfil Sii Singapurr pm arices: SrptrniD-r sellers. Octob srllrrs; Noun. sellers Tone HI B lid ber: II an. sellers, taas buyers $28 ■< pm. (27 tone quiet »28 T atOen i 11 a.m.
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      242 10 There's none better than a DONSON J There's something for everyone in the Konson range of lighters. For instance, J^M a Flo-line Princess (like the one this >/^^^^^H pirl is petting) is the ideal gift! You jjL can sec other lovely Ronson >T models at all good dealers. y 1
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      662 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION MALACCA Application* are Invited from federal Cltisens for appointment to the post of Assistant Inspector of Chinese Schools. Malacca. The .salary ncaie In: (Mem $310x14-464/484x19-636 (Women) *-'77x12-421 437x13-528 with a non-pensionable allowance of $30/- pm. plus usual coat ot living allowance. 2. Candidates cmen or
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      656 10 NOTICES HAUYAN TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In England, The Board of Directors has declared an Interim Dividend for th« year ending 30th June 1*55, of 4d per share, less Income Tax at 1/6 In the payable In London on 25th October 1955 to all Shareholders on the Register on 12th
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      712 10 NOTICE GTY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE WATEB DEFABTMENT NoUrr to Vnnnumrr% Due to alterations on the mains supply the following areas will be without water from ■am to 6 p.m on Tuesday. 20th September West Coast Road from Clement) Road to Sunget Jurong. Boon Lay Road and Jurong Road from 13
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      163 10 P.W.D TENDER NOTICE "TENDER from Rnrlsterod Contractor.*. ill be received by the State Engineer. Selangor up to 3 pm. on 29 9 55 for the construction of an Offlce for Labour Deportment. W.i'«on Road. Kl nu Pull pnrtlcuiars are obtainable from the oftVr of the Senior Exerutne Engineer. Klang during
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    Indonesian bank will open soon
    184 12 THE Singapore branch of Bank Negara. Indonesia, will be opened as soon ac all the technical details in connection with the requirement of the Colony Government have been finalised, an official of the bank. Mr. Moehamad Zen. said yesterday. This follows the revelation in Indonesia
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    Siam lifts trade ban
    97 12 IMPORT restrictions imposed since 1952 are now lifted and the exchange surrender i system of rubber export, abolished, the Economic Affairs minLstrv in Bangkok has announced, reports I Reuter. Foreign goods can be imported freely, except those considered non-essential and those local industries can produce, for
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    AIRCRAFT JUMP
    28 12 The Society of British Aircraft Constructors, state that British aviation export* in August totalled £6,300.000, a sharp increase over the previous monthly average for the year.
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    First free imports from hard dollar area allowed
    308 12  -  GEOFFREY BONALD I AST week the Singapore Government issued an order, which while in itself might not be considered as important in gome quarters, was nevertheless interestingly significant. Singapore is now allowing imports from the hard dollar area on open general licence,
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    GERMANS AIM TO AID MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT
    180 12 GERMANS AIM TO AID MALAYAN DEVELOPMENT pO-OrERATION from work yj crs and their willingness to work hard have been largely renponsible for the present boom in Germany, according to a business man from that country who is now on a visit to Singapore. He is Mr. Hans Rucker, managing director
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    HE LIKES OUR CHEONGSAMS
    369 12 Trade praises French textiles A REPRESENTATIVE of v leading French highclass textile manufacturing firm said on his arrival in Singapore last week he was much impressed with the style of the cheongsam. He Ls Mr Gilbert Martin. who thought the chrongsam was the Ideal dress for
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    80,000 gallons of cod liver oil sold here
    202 12 rE astonishing success of I tonics and proprietor* medicines on the local market is Illustrated I>T the sales figures for Scott Emulsion. The figures were given at a dinner held in Singapore last week by the imports manager of the Borneo Company
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    COMPANY TRAINS LOCAL RECRUITS
    273 12 COMPANY TRAINS LOCAL RECRUITS A SINGAPORE shipping line has launched a scheme to train i Colony youths as radio telephone operators to work on its ships. Five young men have been tax n on following a recent recruiting drive which re- suited in a flood of applications. The shipping line
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    ASIAN SHIRT IS POPULAR IN EUROPE
    61 12 FIKM ronoicnmcnU of a new British shirt are now bring delivered to 34 countries. Known ai the Gulf Shirt, it »i> d«-Njg«u-d for thr Middle Fa«t and .%»ia by Thr British Van Heusen Co.. l>ondon. but it promlsr* to br equally popular m fcurope.
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    Lock icon 62 NATIONS ENTER OLYMPICS
    122 13 62 NATIONS ENTER OLYMPICS SAN FRANCIS! O. Thursday. SIXTY TWO countries have so far accepted invitations to compete in the 19&6 Olympic- Games at Melbourne. Replies from 18 others are awaited. These firures were riven yesterday by Mr. Lewis Lux ton Deputy Chairman of the Games Organising Committee. Sixty-eight nations
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    TEST VENUES SAME Bid to cut out Oval! ignored by Board
    325 13  - TEST VENUES SAME Bid to cut out Oval! ignored by Board JACK FINGLETON Australians get ready tor England tour Hy CANBERRA, Thursday. THE AUSTRALIAN cricket team to tour En*land next year will arrive in London on Apr. 24 only four days before the opening game of the tour against the
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    Northants lose record
    234 13 Northants lose record LONDON Thurs P'EATVREB of yes'erilivs mid- week flxturvs in the Engll-.'i Pootbj 11 League were 'h' defeat of Northampton Town by Aldersh in Dm Three South and chancel leadership in tne Northern section ol the same cm* ion By their 2-0 defef ..t Aldershot Northampton lc«t their
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    CHELSEA WIN F.A. SHIELD
    140 13 CHELSEA WIN F.A. SHIELD LONDON Thurs fHELSEA. th* football vv league champions, won the Pootball A«aoclatton Charity Shlfld by beaMnc Ne»-c*«tle United, the FA Cup winners, j-o after a scoreless first half at Stamford Bridge yesterday Play was poor and scrappy throughout Chelsea got their first goal after 57 minutes
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    Lock icon DEMARCO WINS
    28 13 BOSTON rhur? —Tony Demarco. former world welterweight boxing champion gained a firstround technical knorkout win over Chico Vejar l n > 10-round bout he;e last night —Renter
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    Lock icon BATTERED KEENAN RECOVERS TO KO TULI
    225 13 BATTERED KEENAN RECOVERS TO KO TULI GLASGOW. Thurs. DETER KEENAN. of Scotland, retained the British Empire bantamweight boxing championship last night when he knocked out Jake Tuli. of Soutn Africa, in the 14th round of a gruellingspectacular contest here. SHdom can a man havr fought more gamely than the gallant
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    Lions hit by staleness
    181 13 Lions hit by staleness iUOEMFOVIEIN lUur» T*HE British Mm rugbr union 1 lourint t«un Mat the Junior Springbok* by .a potato ilhre* goalsi to 12 poi. i 2 trtea. dropped goal and a DtnaJty> id »r, indiflerrnt matcn before 35 000 •pectator* he- c •erterday The Brltuti T ile» «er
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    NINE MORE RECORDS AT SCHOOLS MEET
    724 13 more reeord< were broken and t»-o equalled on the second day of the Singapore comJinerl Chi .e*e S< (moU sports .<■ Jalar. Bes.tr ye-terday This briiigx the number of re--ord; set y> far to 11. The hejvy firmer In the afternoon did not aTect
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    DISTRICT SOCCER
    49 13 KE M E and 12 Ourkhaa «0J meet In «etnl-ftnal of the Singapore Ba»e DiMnit mk-i ci ram pell- > Rs i«i Sept J? MBTC »11i meet JJ Cm RA.BC in a quarter-final on the aajne d. Winner* thw match will meet It ATS in the aeml ftnaU
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    New soccer rule for reserves
    126 14 New soccer rule for reserves ZI'RICH. Thur*. A RILING on the question of substitutes for injured players is to be published by the Referees Committee of the International Asmriation of Football Federation (F.I FA A questionnaire recently sent to all members of FIFA showed that the use of substitutes for
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    James Aitch a Gold Cup hope
    602 14 EPSOM JEEP SAYS: DANIELS IS SET FOR RARE CUP DOUBLE TRAINING FOR BIG SINGAPORE MEET STARTS THIS IS Trainer Keith Daniels' season and he may well bring off one of the rarest of Cup doubles the Sultan's Gold Vase and the Singapore i ifld
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    Only goal makes SCC champions
    276 14 SINGAPORE Cricket Club served a warninß if the force they will be in hockey this year when they won the pre -season scven-a-side tournament esterday. SCC "A." In beatinn 3 BOD. Reds by a solitary first half goal in thr final on the padanu showed
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    FEITH CUP RAISED $3,800
    97 14 T<HE ANNUAL Pelth Cup charity .soccer match organlMd by the Uilmiif.' Houses Football As-socla,-tlon r.nsrd $3,845 this yctr for S.A.T.A. A cheque for this amount vu handed to Mr. G. Uttamram, acting chairman of S.A.T.A.. by J Mr. H. Wanchera. president of the SB H.F A
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    Singapore must join the revolution of new ideas
    810 14 By The Sports Editor SINGAPORE Amateur 0 Football Association officials are worried about the big slump in attendances at Jalan Resar Stadium this season. The biggest crowd for the past nine months has been just over 10.000 The Malaya Cup final attracted
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    Pirie is great, says beaten Zatopek
    281 14 PRAGUE Thursday GORDON PIRIE. 24-year-old British distance runner, atoned for his recent Moscow reverse and avenged his 1952 Olympic defeat by Emil Zatopek when he beat the Czech Olympic ace in a thrilling &.000-metre race on the opening day of the two-day Czechoslovakia-Britain athletic
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    THE BOONS IN SINGAPORE TEAM TODAY
    79 14 THE BOONS IN SINGAPORE TEAM TODAY SINGAPORE will meet the strong .Malayan Malay* team to tour Indone»u in a friendly M>rrer match at Jalan Besar Stadium today, kirk-off at .1 15 j m The Singapore team, which will include f'hia Boon l.eenr and Aw Boon Seong, will be .selected from
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    YORK BEAT NZ TOURISTS
    62 14 LONDON Tnurs V ORK beat th« tnurlnf New Zea--1 land rurbv leaeue -lde by M--16 in their match played here yesterttay In the second round of the York. Mure Cup. Cutleford beat Hull Kingston Rover* 17-0 Other rugby league result.i: Blackpool Botoukli 7 Warrintton 12, Bramle\
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    Jubilee sports postponed
    51 14 Thr athlrtic* miUh he ttrtn J.ihor, and Smca porr. .irr.iiK, ,1 as ,rt of Ihe relrhr.it n ny for the Sultan of Jiihorrs Iti.iini.i.,, Juhilrc will not he held on Sunduv as scheduled It will now take place on Sept 24. Invitation* for Sunday are valid for
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    Lock icon REST BEAT SURREY OFF LAST BALL
    226 14 LONDON, Thur* more thrilling finish to thr A cricket season could have been envisaged tha n occurred at The Oval where The Rest beat Surrey the champion county, by two wickets yesterday. Dick Spoonrr. the England and Warwickshire wicket-keeper needed to hit four runs
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    Zatopek wins
    40 14 rIMOK Thurs. Emit Zatopek won the Ift.MMnirir. rare on the <«rond dajr of the Czechoslovakia Britain iihlrtuv match here today Gordon Pirie was %econd with Frank Sando third /.itopek won by 1 >•• rants in ?!»iiuri 18 h^n ReuUr
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    VICTORIA SWIM
    34 14 MCIORIA BCHOOL will hok! their annual suimmms carnl\*> at the Chinese Swimming Clufc today There will be a 5o metres freestyi, event for old Boy» Tr* meet start, at 230 p m
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    Seletar boats in fastest race
    183 14 CELETAR strengthened their 0 position In the Par Ea..t Air Pnrre Inter-untt nailing competition yenterday with a big \lctory over Kai Tak. Beletar gained t« 1/4 points finishing Ist. 2nd. 4th and lith In the fasten rac f of the meet no far. Kal Tak
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    GIANTS FROM JAPAN
    109 14 .MANY people at the Singapore Airport momentarily stopped their work at the sight of two hulk Ine figures ■trolling through the Customs office yesterday afternoon They were the Japanese wrestlers, Azum* Fuji. (left), the undisputed Sumo champion of Japan, and Riki Do■an (right). Japans all-in-wrestling kingpin. Fuji
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    MARCIANO IS CERTIFIED FIT
    68 14 OROSSINOER. New York. Thurs Dr Vincent Mardlello. of the Ne» York Boxing Commission, gave Rock Marciano a prefight physical examination vester- I day .nd pronounced the world heavyweight champion, who defends hi* title next Tuesday at Yankee Stadium against Archie Moore. In perfect physical conai- tlon
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    Wicks gets hat-trick
    38 14 Teach. only nin* n .<■■ ihev t*:i i third ril.iM-., Vlrtnri* S I Ernes- TTC pal uhlle .1 r: REM E Calver The fir^ SRC Rpadang and Dutch C!ut, teas at Farrei r owing to wav
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    DOUBLE WIN FOR GAN ENG SENT.
    31 14 Gan Er.c Rag I ty 2-n a- ii I nathan and I scored j In the Mm I Ens Senc aha i Suan and Ch
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      72 14 HOTCF.B SIXMpor, MaUvan M.ita« l*. n r r sU VIS nm LT u t re Mr* rarH. Snill Senior knmknut U,k> L "A. BT i' Junior kll.krul M..M-1,. id Tulo Rakam r" N ra*rfc* n-h RIM| «*i*i« F»rrer H(N K»Y SH\ I. >(«, 11, v s.C'.c v KAV SrlrUr. pi4ang
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