The Straits Times, 26 September 1955

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    14 1 The Straits Times fie"* 9 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2«. 1955 15 CENTS
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    Attap huts on fire: 33 homeless
    35 1 >V! of IMI I >i:i victims •Z-ycar-oIU LruiiK An >r«l»ein)t helped awa> from th c scene by her daujchter. han Ah Kam (lefti. and a neichboiir. Straits Timex pifture
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    REDS KEEP UP ATTACKS
    341 1 Home Guard slain THIRD OUTRAGE IN 3 DAYS I HLIR third attack in as many da>>. .Johori is on Saturdas "k r ht shot dead a Home i 'it Sungei Kapal village, Tcnjjtferanu. The murder of Liv Sue m> 25, was the ii ,i <l.iil\ scries
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    All about homes in 24 pages
    47 1 RN HOMf plement, ar with the I Malay Mail in 2 .Tipur tomor- J racked with the Li and designs, id equip- I the up-to- J certain of this useful J -it by order- copy from your 3 nt today. »3
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    U.S. ARMY IS READY
    70 1 General says: 'It's tried and trusty' EONGTON, Sun. VL Maxwell D. Tayu Army Chief nander to help inj public ici<'a that oy I b.ick\v a r d :ifi outniodI he army to true tried, trusty, ady." questioned Ity in proOen T.ubr we have nd r< latively
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    Lock icon Gurkhas to fly home
    62 1 LONDON. Sun— The Al: Ministry today nnnouncd that it ha.s arranged with Aiiwork Ltd.. an independent airline, for Gurkhas fttattonM in Malaya to be fl-nsn to and fromv Nepal for th"i- home leave The contract provides frc 24 return flight.s between Singapore and Calcutta. India had
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    GIRL WITH AXE PUTS ARMED MEN TO FLIGHT
    86 1 GIRL WITH AXE PUTS ARMED MEN TO FLIGHT A LOR STAR. Sun. i MALAY WOMAN fought an armed robber and put his gang to flight when they held up her family at Kamponc Kubang today When four men broke into the house the woman picked up an axe and hacked
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    Thugs rob family
    103 1 THEIR HAUL: $650 PUR thucs armed with knives robbed a Chinese family of $650 in MM and jewellery at the 10th mile- i stone Jurong Road, Singapore, yesterday. While two men stood guard at the doorway of the attap house, the others ransacked the premises for more
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    Visit to U.S.
    24 1 PARIS. Sun -Oen Alfred Oruenther. Suprcm Allied Commander in Europe, leave today for an eight -day visit to the United St.ite.s
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    MINISTER MAKES SPOT CHECK ON LOSSES
    221 1 ELEVEN families were made homeless when fire swept four attap houses on the fringe of the Kallang Rasin in Kampong Soopuo. Singapore yesterday morning Damage was estimated at about S2fl nun Most of the occupants were away at work and they lost their savings,
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    Lee leaps to defence of the Malays
    104 1 MAKE IT OFFICIAL LANGUAGE HERE' If ALAY should be made Singapore's official lan iTI guage this call came from a Chinese politica leader yesterday. Mr Lm Kuan Yew. Pcopl. >, Action Party Legislative Assemblyman, said this at the Inaugural meeting of the Ikatan
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    Lock icon Typhoon 'Kate' kills six
    36 1 MANILA. Sun Typhoon "Kate." strongest .>: t'.e season in the Philii).i.::ie.v left six dea<; and property damage estimated $4..500,00j the Manila Times aid today 1.-.ibela Province in northeastern Luzon wa.s harde.st hit AP
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    Lock icon HARDING NAMED TO TAKE OVER CONTROL IN CYPRUS
    100 1 LONDON. Sun TV Queen has approved the appointment of Field Mar.^.al Sir John Harding. Chief of the Imperial General Bt iff. a. Governor and Commander-in-Chlef of Cyprus it was announced here today The present civllljn Governor, Sir Robert »rmitage. will take up
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    BISHOP: AUSSIE TROOPS WELCOME
    233 1 'Malayans regard move as a desirable one 9 SYDNEY. Sun. THE Bishop of Singapore, the Rt. Rev H. W Baines. .speaking at St Andrews Anglican Cathedral here today, said that mo.st Malayan* viewed the .sendlnp of Australian troop.s to Malay* a.s a Meeasary and desirable move
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    Lock icon Romulo again
    31 1 MANILA Sun Oi n Carlo* P Romulo has bern re appointed Philip;:. i"v Ambassador to the United Stateo and leader of the Philippine." delecution to the United Nations Rruter
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    'LET GOVT. ACT SOON ON TIN'
    152 1 'LET GOVT. ACT SOON ON TIN' If industry is to thrive KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. \IALAYA will lose its 1 ifl posi t lon as the world's leading tin producer unless the Government takes urgent j I action, according to the Tin Industry Reseanl. and Development Board The board in a
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    Sammy's home
    41 1 GARDEN OROVr I Millennia Sun Major S;.mmy Let\ the former Olympic divin? champion, .said today he Is buying a home within a fen miles of the spot where h^ was refused a hon^ becau.* of his ancestry V V
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    HOPES OF DODGING BUS HALT FADE OUT
    264 1 HOPES OF DODGING BUS HALT FADE OUT lIOPES for av^rtiru 11 the strike of gJbOUI 2.800 ftHTJlffl Ti.K tion Company worker! tomorrow faded y day. No nejtotlatlon.s ha\r been fixed for today. The company eon that a strike VM table The STC Emplo\ii^ Union's 14-day strike notice to the company
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    Ike, ill, has a good night
    33 1 Ike, ill, has a good night DENVER. Sun. MMBIPKNT Ei hower'i doctort reported )d;iy that he had "a lUgfactory night" and Ih< re irere ■no complications tiom Mi lit art attack. medical rennr*
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    TRAINS TO BE SPEEDED UP
    51 1 Malayan Railway ervice.s will be Improved frorr. Oet 1 Principal paAsen^-r ant freight trains from Si! saporwill be speeded up Benoer.s of goods M flrd the new i rit train ni< nt for their requlremi i it trand rarl> i. liv I K Lumpui," a
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    STOP PRESS
    141 1 IMU >TRIAI HI o\ *\l MIL. CHARM M-.H DELHI. Mm i: imkrishn.i Diliniu. •>l India's Ir.lililli; 'ii.ilists w.iv .irr. *l. il tonight on li n;c nihezzlinc m«rr thun immi r ii p ii.IMM)) from the Ish.ii it Insurant < ompaaq poiu-r s.ini ii.i. i.r. t. r hi signed
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    TONGUE-TIED? NOT ANY MORE
    300 2 Expert suggests committee to advise on the selection of new words for Malay language JNCHE Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad, 60-year-old senior lecturer and acting head of the Department of Malay Studies at the University of Malaya, wants to set up a committee to advise on the
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    'FOOD ON THE CHEAP' OFFER
    150 2 But it is in bulk we can't buy COMMUNIST CHINA has offered the Singapore Chinese Foodstuff importers' Association considerable concessions for bulk purchases of foodstuffs. But the offer rannot bo ai rpptcd because the association has not the market to sell the Roods, a spokesman
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    -Cabinet bars-Soekarno speech
    296 2 -Cabinet barsSoekarno speech WO MORE POLL RALLIES' JAKARTA. Sunday. INDONESIAN POLITICIANS today made their last 1 speeches of the first general election campaign. By decree of the Prime Minister. Mr Burhanuddln Harahap. all campaigning must cease at midnight Balloting gets underway next Thursday and continues for the next two months
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    Firemen are put out and quit
    89 2 LONDON. Sun SEVEN members of the Nether Stowey volunteer flre department quit in anger today because someone ci-r waa always putting out their fires. In a letter to the Parish Council they Mid Are departments from more distant towns have been invading their territory
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    Lock icon REBELS TELL PERON: YOU CAN GO
    54 2 REBELS TELL PERON: YOU CAN GO lill KKBCLS who overthrew the Government of Argentina have now agreed to allow the deposed President. Juan Prron to go into exile. Peron renijcned after a revolt by units of the armed forces. A military junta has taken over control of the country. Reuter
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    80-day strike
    35 2 NEW DELHI Sun— The recently-ended 80-day strike of mill workers in Kampur -the longest textile walk-out in India's history cost this nation more than ten million man-hours of production, a government estimate disclosed.
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    Forced landing
    32 2 BONN, Sun —A U.S. Jet training plane, with two Americans aboard. La believed to have made a forced landing in Communist Bast Germany, Air Force European headquarters said— U. P.
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    LABOUR PROTEST ON VOTE CATCHING
    113 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. yHE Selangor Labour Party yesterday protested to the Federation Government against Alliance Ministers campaigning for their party candidates in the State elections. In a letter to Tengku Abdul Rahman, the chairman of the party, Mr Tan Tuan Bix>n asked that Alliance Ministers
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    Lock icon Macmillan goes to America
    56 2 LONDON. Sun. The old Macmillan. left London by air last night for New York where he will atForelgn Secretary. Mr. Hartend talk.s between the Big Three Western Foreign Ministers In preparation for the October Geneva conference with the Soviet Union. He wt'.l also address the United
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    CINEMA FAN HIT WA TCHMAN
    79 2 A watchman at a cinema stopped a man Jumping the 1 lueue and waa punched In I lie abdomen, a Singapore i court was told (in Saturday.! Masukl bin Ronds was fined j $10 or two days' Jail for caiw- 1 ing hurt to Bachan
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    Lock icon Pacific partners review policies
    309 2 WASHINGTON. Bun. THE FOREIGN Ministers of Australia. New Zealand and the United Stat e s the three Anzus Treaty partners- met at the State Department yea- 1 terday Tor their annual review of the international situation and policies especially affecting the security of the Western Pacific
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    Lock icon TV FREDDIE WILL KEEP WIVES FIT
    83 2 (jWKIHHK Mil IS former u.ir'il champion hovr. least one ardent followi r his three-year-old dau Hasan as he demonstrates :«t his home m Landi cises he will show to housewives on Hi.- it II programme. "Keep Kit with FMNftf Mills." Freddie, now a boxing
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    DEATH AWARDS
    129 2 PENSIONS FOR DEPENDAXTS OF SPECIAL CONSTABLES f\EPENDANTS of Special Constables, who Jured or killed whilr in KM Ice, will receive gratuities or pensions A Bill, designed to amend the Polict- Force Ordinance to empower the Qovernor-in-Council to make regulations for granting these pensions and gratuities, has been introduced
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    Lock icon Queen Dina expecting
    36 2 AMMAN Ban palace anii v that Qw on Dm i ta espectlai I baby born next Jans The 25 kl former itadent marr> 1 •■> K H Englu. X: H Furk<'v ar!j n Reuter
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    RAF MESS GOES BACK TO THE BLITZ DAYS
    103 2 PENANG Sun. Scenes from the London blitz decorated the Royal Air force officers' mess at Butterworth last night when over 300 airmen and guests attended a Battle of Britain ball. Bl!houettes of Spitfire and Hurricane fighters hlgh- lighted the tar. which was
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    Lock icon SAFE CONDUCT FOR PERON
    374 3 Paraguayan gun boat will take dictator of Argentina into exile mnnT i rank d a s *fe conduct to leave the country and f into exile. ardi -mnnnn TV^T" 1 of General Eduardo Lon1h p d that thp dofratrd dictator now S, d Paraßiiayan gunboat in
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    After E vita, wife No. 3 and a daughter
    145 3 After E vita, wife No. 3 and a daughter SANTIAGO, Sun. I o morning newspapers here yostorpublishcsi dispatchi.in BIMIIOS Air«-\ '.in;; that President 1, rtn H«>U S third wife i iiul a half ago imc thr father uiH. now several I! old Phe Witt, lsal>el del r, and he r
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    $3 mil. claim
    22 3 K Sun Seven Mf3.225.000 In tl i md Injuriei .m l;a--tl [> i\ 18. las! airport. ns wore ki!l- P.
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    Lock icon 50 die in island typhoon
    77 3 50 die in island typhoon FPORT OF SPAIN. Sun IFTY PEOPLE have diod in a hurricane disaster In thr West indies island of ■Grenada Final death toll is expected much hicher The Governor of the Windward Islands. Mr. Colville Dcverell. announced this in a fe to the Colonial Office in
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    Lock icon Horses escape stable fire
    48 3 CHICAGO, S'.in. Two hundred and fifty jittery thoroußhbrcds were led to safety vo.sttiriay when a spectacular fire swept three i-tnble.s at Hawthorne race track. Track officials estimated damages at US$2OO,OOO. No one WU iniured and a spokesman .said all boraea were accounted for— UP.
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    Talks succeed
    27 3 MOSCOW. Sun Diplomatic relations between the t Union and Libya will be established boob foiiowIng negotiations between the Russian and Libyan en- Rent 4 r
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    Lock icon Pat and Mr. Magic COURT RULES: NO MARRIAGE
    89 3 Pat and Mr. Magic COURT RULES: NO MARRIAGE PAT CARTER. IS, with ihe world's smallest magician. Gwynn Ree*. 41, with whom she fell in love at a fairground They are shown hand in hand after Brighton magistrates refused them permission to marry, llee* is 3ft bin Ull two feet shorter
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    Lock icon Japanese call
    25 3 NEW YORK. Sun. Two .-■hips of the Japanc.-r Navy will call at New York tin's week, the first gfeseg World War ll.— Reuter
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    Lock icon TORN FILM FOUND IN McLEAN'S HOUSE
    291 3 New twist in missing diplomats puzzle LONDON. Sunday. T<HE now owners of the homp of the Mitring British 1 diplomat. Donald Mar Lean, today disclosed that they found torn-up photographic film in the attic when they moved in. Mrs. E. C. LeMie. wife of
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    CHEMIST SAYS HIS DARKROOM WAS USED FOR SECRETS
    72 3 CHEMIST SAYS HIS DARKROOM WAS USED FOR SECRETS A. hriniM at Westerham, Kent. Mr. E. J. Whitr < above), told th«- War Office last week that Donald .McLean used his photoj iptn, darkroom for developing films possibly of secret paper* taken from thr Foreign iHiui- files before McLean and <ivy
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    Lock icon LET BRITAIN DO IT—CHINA
    154 3 LET BRITAIN DO IT— CHINA Be go-between for going home TOKYO. Sunday. PEKING RADIO *aid last nitjht that China has approved Britain as an intermediary "to assist Americans in China who desire to return home." The broadcast said the British Charpe d'Aflalres notified the Chinese Government on Sept 20 that
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    Lock icon Jap ships told: Avoid Goa
    53 3 BOMBAY. Sun -Japanese ■hipping lines have ordered thnr .ships in the Indian 0 MM not to touch the port of Marmoßoa In the Portuguese .settlement m India, according to usually reliable .sources. Instructions to Japanese ships to "keep off Ooa' have followed advice from the
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    Lock icon Reds set off another hydrogen bomb
    161 3 WASHINGTON. Sunday THE Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Soviet Union had set on* another nuclear explosion indicating a continuation of their test of nuclear weajjons." Gen. Thomas White, vicechief of the Air Force, told a meetine of industrial business and professional '.*aders on
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    Lock icon KILLER GANG TRACED TO LEBANON
    101 3 KILLER GANG TRACED TO LEBANON JERUSALEM. Sun Lsrael Police and bloodhounds accompanied by L'nited Nations observers followed the tracks lof a small ganir of Arabs MTOSJ the Lebane.se border yesterday, the Israeli Foreign Ministry said. Arab marauders attacked an Israeli buj, with subrra- hineuun fire and grenades, killing three people
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    Lock icon Priests held
    23 3 CAIRO Sun Cairo police announi ed yesterday that they have arrested two priests on charges o| MiiucglinK gold Horn Lebanon.— AP.
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    Lock icon Nehru to try shock treatment on India
    214 3 NEW DELHI, Sun. T»HE Nehru Oovorn- ment disclosed yesterday that it was eontemplatinß shock economic measures ranging from compulsory saving to nationa.Usatic*: of banks, insurance companies and "profit-making industries." The disclosure wa* made »n the Economic Review." chief official publication of the Confess
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    Lock icon Reds sign pact with Iceland
    51 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Ruwta and Ice.and have signed a new trade afreement for 1956 No figure wa> given regarding the value of goods to be exchanged The pact said Russia will I deliver chiefly netro'um products cement and automobiles and Iceland's chief export will be fl»h
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    Two ministers in MCA row
    281 4 Mr. LEE QUERIES ELECTION WHICH COUNTED OUT 5 SUPPORTERS FIERY WORDS AT PROBE FAIL TO HEAL RIFT KUALA LUMPIK, Sunday. fllE CENTRAL WORKING committee of the Malayan Chinese Association is to hear the dispute between two sections of the Selangor M.CJL, headed by Mr. H.
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    City Day service
    31 4 UK WARDEN of St. Andrews Cathedral, Mr. F. C Sands, escorts the Governor and Lady Blarfc as they arrive for the City Day service yesterday Straits Times picture.
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    Ferry blown adrift in rainstorm
    91 4 I'INWC, Sun. Alur.y rainstorm early this morning nearly sriil tin- FmUUb| Harbour Board ferry II man ,i i miiui between Mitchell Pier and the Standard\Kiiiiin jctl> (mi the ProviiKc WYllpnlcv mainland. TMi K.iiMii was anchored in its moorings MM the pier at jin when a
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    Association officials
    65 4 Officials ol the Singapore Government Secretarial Staff itlon are: President, Mr. S. M. Hope; Tlce president. Mr. S. C. Vadivale: secretary, Mr. S. Narayanaswamjr; treasurer. Mr. Tan Bong Soo: committee. Mr. Wong Chui Seng. Mr. A. K Mahadevan, Mr. a. Balaretnam, Mr. Ne Klan Seng, Mr. Hee Kee
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    Union gets 3 demands
    64 4 The Singapore Public Works Labour Union announced yesterday that an agreement was reached with the Oovernment on three of the union's demand;, -sick leave. paid holidays and a better system of payment of wages. The secretary. Mr. A. K Karuppiah. said the union would continue to
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    New carriers in exercises
    44 4 Two of the most up-to-date British aircraft carriers, the Albion and Centaur, will take part in exercises off Singapore next year They Vtfl be joined by ships of the Far East Fleet the Royal Australian and Royal New Zealand Navies.
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    BOY TAKES AN OVERDOSE
    36 4 Wong Kok Yong. 17. of Orchard Road, was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital yesterday after he had taken an overdose of sleeping tablets. His condltian was reported to be not ?ertous.
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    $280 mil. man
    136 4 BOARD MEETS TO CHOOSE CHIEF FOR REPLANTING SCHEME KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. rpHE FEDERATION Governments Public Services Appointments Board met here yesterday to select the man to administer the country's $280 million rubber re-planting scheme. Seventeen Malayan business executives appeared before the board to put In their claims
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    Security Bill —new protest plan
    115 4 Security Bill new protest plan THE newly-formed le.'t-wing Singapore Trade Union I Committee, which -lalm* to represent 80.000 worken, l# planning to stage a Public Security BUI "protest week" from Oct. 3 to Oct. 8. The protest was considered at a meeting at the Singapore City Council Labour Union premises
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    Hospital show
    24 4 The Singapore Hospital Diveraional Therapy Unit will hold an exhibition and sale of handicraft* at Tan Tock Seng Hosp.tal on Oct 5.
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    A WITCH HUNT PLAN FOR TUC
    238 4 A WITCH HUNT PLAN FOR TUC IPOH. Sun fHE central committee *of the Malayan Trade Union Council is to be asked to set up an "Un-Malayan activities investigation sub-com-mittee." Ths sub-committee should have special powers to Inquire into any acts or persons working against the trade union movement, said a
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    Former S'pore girl weds
    59 4 Miss Elizabeth Hui;gtn.v daughter ol a former Immigration officer in Singapore Mr T W Hugtfns. was married on Saturday at Burley Church in Englanc to Mr Derek John Russell, a «tudent at Queens Theological College. Birmingham The bride U a radiographer at Croyden General Hospital She
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    Union meeting
    35 4 The newly-formed Islay Kerr Local Employees' Union will hold its first general meeting at the premises of the City Council Labour Unions Federation in Race Course Road. Singapore, at 445 pm. on Friday.
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    NO NEED FOR UNION PARTY'
    84 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Federation has no need for a trade union -backed political party, says the Malayan Technical Services Union Journal. "In England the Labour Party was born nf the trade union movement to fight vested Interests which worked against it in the higher
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    Lock icon 'Painter bandit' blazed way for modern colourful age
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      167 5 jPfE f— Y'vouß wT£ s?ht#?\ Kwfll, let? jv*r^\ *v. HGPT bjt (f l^r^rr C£v-sr 3 v£ r? «-~^-i-. Mr akr *-"lL to think that s*> tmat &mc was yrHWE-s a^tmuwj/wcw m t*c putik vo cusr&z -»ou J\ IH.* TM*N«. -iOO CPV'Nfr >>OU HAVE *AB. J UNNECESSAPfLV >( I CAN OO
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    41 6 20 Word, tit (minimum). McNEII^. At the Cromlech. Sandbank. Argyllshire Scotland, on the lfith September 1955 John bclcneii hus»);ind of Jp>sip Thorn R'>n KerctLson. son of i Captain and Mrs. Duncan MeNeal Interred Kilmun Cemetery, Holy Loch, on .September :t.is.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 6 211 Word. $IQ (minimum) THE FAMILY of late Yap T»i Chong thanks Friends and Relatival for then sympathy, and attendance at thd I MRS SONG YEW KWONO nil children vli: Tee Toh. Kiew Vine Poh Ching. Poon Kai Tec S* Hock. Tee Dion* and T*B Mint;, thank all friends
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    170 6 2* W,.rd, $10 (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day toi the Malay Mall' if jrou aaat <■.'), o<iii word AJK-WICK MIST will eiminatp your odOUT problems In I Bold in (i-ox. and 12-or bombs by fOUT Dealers. BLACK BARATHEA i 1 1 :i om the ■ii i tlona. Sizes 10
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Mon. Sept. 26. 1955. The Alliance And Labour
    706 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Mon. Sept. 26. 1955. The Alliance And Labour The Alliance Government in the Federation is not plagued by the labour disputes which have become so gram I CMM for anxiety in, Sm^itixiie But there are labour p: oblems. and Tenpkij Abdul Rahman spoke frankly of them
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    Struggle Within The M.C.A.
    512 6 Struggle Within The M.C.A. Hithert© factional struggles within the Malayan Chines Association have been quiet and discreet. Family quarrels have been conducted in .stage whispers, and never allowed to go beyond the stage where reconciliation could not be effected. Now for the first time a prominent official of the MCA.
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    1426 6 I A FLOURISHING DISTRICT j WHEN a patrol of the 2/7 th Gurkhas killed three terrorists in Kuala Langat District late in September last year, the local Communist organisation exacted a hideous reprisal two days later. Two terrorists, who had grown up in
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      226 6 ALL congratulations to Straits Times reporters who are trying to lift the iron curtain round Singapore s proposed polytechnic This polytechnic represents tlif hope; and r.utir.s ot thoitsaiuls of young men and women, and they have a right to know. It Ls an absolute disgrace thai
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      Citisenship rule wanted
      76 6 rULD Tengku Abdul Rahman plea.se explain how Federal citizenship [•an be offered to "AaMtfH, Ahllr a is ruled that a Ittle uvir twn yfiirs n-M [ienre in Singapore disqualifies a Federation applicant, of British birth and aw-aniding habits, who.se residence In Malaya as :i whole totals 10
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      629 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. :u Words flit (minimum). MM LBONO The en«a««>nent was announced, Het wren Patrick Llm. Younger 808 "f Mr. and Mrs Llm Eng Ww anil Anna Leong. only datißliier of Mr. and Mr& I^eotig Ixl. HOON LIM: The Engagement announced yesterday between Richard Hoon Thye Ylck. fourth m n
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      113 6 i Here HARRY MILLER tells the inside story of how this was made p^ by the devotion to duty of three brave nen. by the pers.stence of thr Si^Sf iljljffilF Z I security forces and by the reawakened courage of the local population. These three together whittled down a strong
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    State-run buses: Singapore takes first step
    327 7 ritANSPORT COMMISSION SET UP: cmmuAV WILL BE EXPERT FROM wmoN JEN TO DRAW UP LAND- WIDE PLAN Igapore (;ovcrnment yostordav look its step towards the nationalisation of tran- aunced the settinß-up of a five-man Tranlon to advise on -the devourment of transport system in
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    60 7 The PAP otest []R SPEAKER'S PICKETS wing over •hi to ban outside Assembon mooting man-ln-thfl O| .iwav ns, Peoples are angry PAP., ••Id the rday: "It tusi was nd clt-mon-rting the Chief Marshall." t it during there Ickett supall u:t.side 6 'hat In i n^t deip ,Ker. Mr. Aithln isstied
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    Trip to Paris
    13 7 Poh. of the Pan. SingaT 1 ins lor furFrench irship.
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    30 7 K XX.X At the H pita! at amd "7. He Ooh Lai Swee. siew Slew ..t.U SICW ighten tHun Whoriß rV( D| Km .Uld .i\\. four trrand- hildren. muted.
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    POSTERS TORN DOWN
    133 7 OTKIKIKS puketing the Adelphi Hotel. Singapore. ;ire tn take prrraMtiun.tr> measures to M it. i their banners and posters outside the hotel entrance. this lolliius an incident uhen *n unidentified person tore them down from the wall (.ihmel where they have hrrn the strike began a month
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    IF IT WASN'T FOR SUN AND MOON...
    202 7 Kedah men lay claim to Penang PENANG. Sunday. DENANG UMNO, at its annual assembly which ended early this morning, put off "until the attainment of independence" a resolution calling for the return of Penarn? to Kedah. The resolution, moved by the Batu Üban
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    The A.A. plans new signposts
    33 7 The Automobile A.s.smiatlons is working out a scheme for better MgnpnMs along roads in the Federation. For a start, the new signs will line the main trunk roads
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    Art exhibition
    35 7 The Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, win open the 14th Inter-School Art Exhibition of the Singapoie Art Society at the British Council Hall, Stamford Road on Oct 7 at 5 3u p m.
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    Local boys not ready for these jobs
    117 7 VIOST of the vacancies caused by the rewignatinlis of 11 I liropr.in ofli-rr-rs from the Singapore City (oiui.il will have to be re-filled with expatriates This i« !>•*«. iii««- there are very few loral nten available for the technical poM« going at the
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    ILL-WIND blows TENGKU to BUTTERWORTH
    255 7 ft es l then off by road to a two-buffalo feast BL TTKRWORITI. Sun. rpHK Federation's Chief 1 Minister. TeßgkU Abdul Rahman, landed unexnectedIv at Huttrrworth airpor' to d.v When nil helicopter w:us i turned back by storm a lew mil'- i""" All>r Btur Surprised
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    No further typhoid cases reported
    143 7 No further typhoid cases reported Xl ANT AN. Sun. IT may take two or three wreks before Investigation* into the causes hi thr outbreak of typhoid here are rnmpletrri. the Kuantan Health Ollirrr. Dr. F. lei ii.indr-7 said today. His investigations wrrr heine mainly confined to thr town. In- added.
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    Policeman on fraud charge
    44 7 Mohamed Nazir bin Haran of the Singapore police claimed trial on Saturday to charge ol mis.ippropriating S.->8 seised from a nambling den in Havrlock Road on lan, L'tj. Bail was allowed and the i postponed for hearing to Dec 12
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    Taximan fined
    38 7 For stoppln* a taxi within 20 feet of the junction of New 1 Bridge Road and Havelock 1 Road on July 14, Tan Teo Cheng, of Middle Road, was i fined $15 in Singapore on Saturday.
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    302 7 BRITAIN ASKED FOR Mr. CRESSON THERE is now less j secrecy about Singa- pores $8 000.000 Poly- 1 teehnk. The Straits Times yesterday jjot a few more facts on thi.s project. Although detailed plans for the scheme are still fluid, sources inside the curtain claim that the Colony's Poly"
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    $250 fine for aiding granny
    62 7 Ylm Seek Pee. who helped his grandmother Ut write out ehap-JI-kl staking slips, was fined $250 or two month-s 1 Jail in Singapore on Saturday. Ylm. who phaded guilty to a charge Of assisting In carrying on a public lottery, told the Court he helped
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    LEISURELY RED ENDS HIS 3-YEAR HOLIDAY
    289 7 LEISURELY RED ENDS HIS 3-YEAR HOLIDAY Whole tribe gives up with him KIANTAN. Sunday. DIN BIN MAT NO All. a terrorist who for Ihrre years has been "on holiday" with a tr be of aborigines In the jungle near here, this morning gave himself up under the amnesty, He brought
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    ALLIANCE NAMES 'JUNIORS'
    94 7 ALLIANCE NAMES 'JUNIORS' KUALA LUMPUR Sun. T*HE HIGH Commussioner, Sir Donald M.i'CJillivrav. today announced the appointment Of Inrhr Mohamed Khir Joharl and Inche Abdul Rahman bin H.iii Talib as Junior Minisln the Alliance cabinet Inch' johan will be Assistant Minister for Economic Affair- to understudy an Official. Mr O A
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    Alliance win in Perlis
    71 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. rhe Alliance made a clean weep in the first Perils tatr elections yesterday rtnnlng all mm More < per cent of the 30.881 d voters wert to the x>l> The Alliance hai aUo won Ire of the nine contested D t'..e Pahanß state
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    New officials of co-op
    68 7 I Th e Singapore City Council President. Mr J. T. Rea was elected president ol the City Council Empl ■>• Operative Thrift and Loan Society at its 26th annual meeting on Friday Other oilman are; vicepresidents Mr p c Marcos, Mr. J G. Aspmall. Mr A
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    HE FELL ISTO BOILING SOAP
    44 7 Sim Chye Huat. 18. fell into j a cauldron of boiling soap I solution while working in a factory in Pava Lebar R.mH Singapore. r»sterday. He was admittej to hospital Mifferinu frotr. shock and burns on tIM body. Prolong
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      100 7 High tides TODAY: Slnrxpor* 6 54 am <6 ft. in > 5 27 pm <7 ft 3 In.i: Port DuIcmhi 12 19 i m «5 ft 7 in i 2 03 pm 1 5 ft 7 u. i Praang 7 20 a m i5 ft 1 in 9 58 pm
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      1171 8 EAST ASIATIC UNE SAILINGS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA For Ad.n, Port Said, ten*.. Antwerp, Rotterdam, Hamaurg, Copenhagen Gothenburg A Oslo Spore P. S'hom Penong "WENA" 4/ S Oct 4/ 7 Oct 1) "SELANOIA 17/14 Ocf 20/20 Oct 21/22 Oct "MORtLIA 17/19 Nev 20/24 Nay 21/22 Nay 1) Coll. London (Passengers only Gdynia
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      889 8 BU TD N ,NGrHE BEN UNE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (InforpoTotau' ,n tha Mntte<J K.ngdom. S LINIS SAILINGS TO U.K. ANO CONTINENTAL PORTS i pore P. S tvjm Penong •ea*Mar 'or Hovr*. London, 9m Seat/ 2 Oct "RoTr^rdom 0 'i 0"*!"' rtW L 2- 'TnTdom L VefP 1 »/'O* "/U Oct
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      909 8 McALISTER tfc CO., LTD. TEL N. ***** BLLBBMAN «c BOCKNALL KLAVENESB UN LONDON, HAVRE, ROTTERDAM, LOS ANGfLES, SAN fv,. r HAM4URG PORTLAND, HUTTU ond for 'l<iA, r.ni, Atlont'- Prt Accepting cargo «or 1 ond Cona'o omoo Americo CITY OF JOHANNESBURG FRANCISvinr Spore 29S*pt/S Oct Ocf 9/11 Oct Gd44/24S.pt 3 Oct
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    New security law holds market
    546 9 „1/ 1 VAN SMAME UIHMhT ft M n,ut oP y Ur Market Cor respondent 1 Shss W m S a L e scntime "t o" the Singapore onH fit Marke 1 When k dosed f r the SS. Mini njf A hefi rm Stand taken
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    I.C.I. INTERIM PAYMENT
    55 9 N. Y\] Imiwrial Clirmlrrle have declared an inIdend of four perrent less ordinary .stork pajabl*- I ngurea .how that cd turnover of thp torn- i tint half IMS :':id ILi I*B for of their current linanclal C206.000.0M. nel income of the II 1955 after ler deductions amounted
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    BUSINESS DONE
    263 9 following business In the Sincapore Market last week was by one firm of tor the period Sep--1 Siptember 23: rRIALS < .^lidated Old 28s. 9d. Fra.s*r<fc to $1.80 to mmoa $2.70 to A: Co $'2 52.. layan S2 5J'.. cd. lI. SO, 1 d. rb. ijuiKapore Straiti ti
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    41 9 On the fee exchange market ir. Hone Konf on Saturday, the US dollar was 'juoted at 5 78' i for rash and 5K3 1 for TT. Sterling- w;,.s quoted at 15.45 and nna foal nf a H at 252
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      568 9 KNUTSEN LINE Fait and Regular Service FROM CANADA U.S. PACIFIC PORTS 30 DAYS Sailing Arriving P. Swet Penang Fretnantlc B.ikkc 10 Oct 12 Ocr 13 Oct 22 Cct rh Bakkc 5 Oct 5 Nov 7 Nov 8 Nov 15 Nov Cicrtrud B.ikkc 5 Nov 5 Dec 7 Dec 8 Dec
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      259 9 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED 'Till lollowiriK dividends Here annountt-d last week by companies operating in Malaya: SOLTIIEKN TKONOH TIN I.KIIM.iM. LTD.: An interim dividend of oil p< r share less income tax at Bs. tid. -n the B, for year ended December 31. 1955, payable in London on October 3, 1955 to
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      801 9 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invites! for the post of Probationary I Inspector in the Federation of Malaya Police Force. Candidates should be In possession of the C'ambridße fvhool Certificate or the equivalent thereof and be Federal Citizen* They should be »i lea.it 18 years of age and not more than
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      644 9 NOTICES NOTICE The Office* of *la**lm Si Co. Limited. ~Noa. 4 St 4-1. Collyer Quay will be closed To-day NOTICE ENO HUAT TRADINO CO.. sincerely apologue to Lever Brothers (Malaya* Limited for selling goods namely Kingso which bears striking resemblance to their well known Rlnso Trade Mark. They undertake to
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      587 9 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "C" and above Registered Contractors vlll be recclod at the Offloe of the State Bigtneer. Pahang, Kuantan up to 13 noon at the JOth Septem ber. 1955 (or the Construction snd Completion of the Extensions to the Mahmud English Acnool at Raub, Pahang.
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      1869 9 COMPANY MEETINGS TRONOH MINES, LTD. INCREASED WORKING PROFIT MR. J. H. RICH'S STATEMENT The fifty -hlrd annual general meeting ol Tronoh Mines, Ltd.. was held on September 18 st the Registered Office, 73. CheapMdt. i Lon.lon. EC 2 Mr J H Rich. Chairman of the Company, presided. The following v
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    Years of appeasement in Japanese China
    864 10  - Years of appeasement in Japanese China ALLINGTON KENNARD By DOCUMENTS ON BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY. Vol IX. Edited by E. L. Woodward and Rohan Butler (H. M. Sationery Office 505.) THE tangled, and in part not very creditable, story of Britain's relations with Japan in the midyear months of 1939 is
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    Malaya 10,000 years ago
    431 10 PREHISTORIC MA LAVA. By M. W. F. Twcedie. (Donald Moore. 51.75). PREHISTORIC Malaya 1 has remained, until quite recont study, a closed book. Tho spectacular discovrrv of a Java 'man" would have forced the pace of study Such discoveries ax there have boen have lacked, however,
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    BRIDGE
    249 10  -  ICENNETH KONSTAM IV- |£AST achieved a wonderful result on th» frllowlnn hand from rubber bridge but alert opponr nt.s might well have turned It into j catastrophe Nur'h dealt with neither side vulnerable and North-South 30 J S2 VA J 4 »4 A 1 n 173 I w K
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      255 10 GENEVE **46 MO» TIM OK Otri Sold fcj/ all leading SINCE HIS B"" k deOleTS TMI SWISS WATCH FOR Att CI.MATIS Mr\ WATIRPROOF-SHOCKP«OTiCTIO 4> UNBRCAKABL! MAINSPRING 'li S FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. PAygE CIUBA I 1 t-F BATTI«r RO.. SINGAPORI L On your way to Fly by 4-cnjrmp Clipper*
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      290 10 Straits Times Crossword 1 2m3 E 4 ia b |j 6 tq T p a I l i I I i lO j ti _B._ I-_i i P i i ii i? 13 I* I iiiiiiiiisiiisii ■6 i/ r is 111...EMT J CT^~ AC'KOss 14 .sr.ent fare make-up for I
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    CITY DEFEAT BLACKPOOL
    670 11 Injury putt Matthews out At the bottom of the table Hu City, beaten again. h»-e tre wont record In the four divisions wit.i I only two potßts from nlre ma>ches 1 All the leading cluos In thLeague Three South won Nor- I thampton Town continue to hod
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    62 11 BELGRADE. Sun. Russia s Nina Oticalenko beat her own world record for the too metres when she ton the event In 2min &*«c at an international athletics meeting In Zagreb yesterday. Her previous beat was 2mln 6 4acc <et in Belgrade on Mondxv Bhe also holds
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    711 11 llackpool "harlton iunderland V>.st Brom Volves ,!.ui!»r U •ortsmouth .uion ifanler C Evwton Jolton 're»ton Urmlngham Irwrxstle i urn ley v -,.n VUla S.effleld iuddrrsfleld .ardlff "uitenhsm rhelaea Iraenal P W O L P A Pt 9 S J 1 ?1 13 13 10 i 3 2 II
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    St. Andrews to visit Bangkok
    422 12 BRILLIANT VICTORY EARNS HOLIDAY TOUR FOR SCHOOLBOYS MRU HAS PLEDGED SUPPORT By TEOH BUG TATT ANDREW S School scored an overwhelming 36-5 victory in their first interschool outing of fhr rugby season over their strongest rivals. Raffles Institution, on Saturday and as reward for their
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    56 12 i LONDON. Sun. Jackie Milburn. HsjMMtta United* da.-tr.n. forwartt ln.s been recalled to E-.cland > lootball 'earn after a lap^e of lour \ei:.He «U] '.ike the ouiaicie neht I position .i-ainv Denmark in Copenhagen next Sunday, follommc the withdrawal bei-ause of a croin in ":r
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    156 12 PORT ELIZABETH Sun COUTH AFRICA beat the British Isles by 22 points i'«o goals. three tries, one dropped coali to i eight (one goal, one try > in the fourth and final Rugby Union International at thp Crusaders ground here yesterday to save their
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    Zabaglione tops S'pore Gold Cup field of 17
    135 12 Zabaglione tops S 'pore Gold Cup field of 17 SKVKNTFEN Class 1 stayers havr hern h i ri.in ippi-ii |or thr Sineapotv dold Cup rarr to be run n\-rr 11 imlr at Bukit Timah on Saturday /uhuglionr. winner of thr I'i-ii nit Gold Cup last month, crts pridr pi in
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    31 12 Khals;i Avsoci.t'ion beet Navy Nomads 3-1 in a 6HA second division league same at the Nai \al Base on Saturday Balwant Sinch < 2 and Savaj ran Sln^h ior Khalsa.
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    51 12 (KR Ml senior (up r»ln v Moodhridte Ilimp.. .lalan Be»ar, 5.3'j p.m.. I X.( v Piil i v Brani. J.iUn I.. p.m. IKK XI sH\ Irigue. l»iv. 2 BOD "A" I RWs Semha«ang. Semhawanf. RI (.(.IR St. \nrlre«s Old Roy* v R.N. Kranji. Wond««ille; S.C.C. "B" N.Z. Society,
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    65 12 A i>TRIIUNG picture of the whole field for the Class 1. Div. 2 4«H| Stakes over a mile battling it out in the last 50 yards at Bukit Timah on Saturday Joskrr ll iHudson\ m on the outside finished brilliantly to beat Straits Code b?/ a
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