The Straits Times, 28 November 1956

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    22 1 AVEBACE PAILY CEITIFIEP SALE IHEEDS HJM The Straits Times New* 01 1 Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1956 -fr 15 CENTS
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    15 DEAD, 200 MISSING
    648 1 Sunderlands skim mountainous waves to join big search for lost men: Navy stands by but choppy seas prevent rescue work 300 fishermen trapped in kelongs ONLY 107 ARE NOW ACCOUNTED FOR ROYAL AIR FORCE patrols skimming mountainous waves off the Johore east coast all day yesterday
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    Be a judge and win $100,000
    105 1 Be a judge and win $100,000 could win a 1 rtune la this sreat by beinc: a charm, fillg In a coupon and a dollar for entry. I term you will i be helping the funds of the Singapore Youth Sports "re. to Page 15 for full details. Fill in
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    MICHAEL RETURNS-AND IT'S —HANDSHAKES ALL ROUND—
    191 1 After eight operations he is cured of a rare ailment which failed to dim his happy spirit MICHAEL LEE SOK CHUA. a six-year-old Singapore boy, returned from Melbourne yesterday, cured of a rare congenital ailment from which he had suffered since birth. Michael spent
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    'Top job' offer to Chiang
    44 1 PNOM PENH, (Cambodia), Tues. Red China's Premier, Mr. Chou En-lai. yesterday Invited Nationalist President, Chiang Kaishek, to return to Peking and accept a "high government post." Mr. Chou made his statement In an interview aboard Prince Norodom Sihanouk's yacht.
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    LOST TICKET IS $125,000 MYSTERY
    253 1 It just vanished labourer A LABOURER at R.A.F. Changi has asked Singapore police to investigate the mysterious disappearance of the ticket which won the second prize of $125,000 in Saturday's Federation Social Welfare lottery draw. The labourer. G. Govindasarny, 33, said the ticket— No.***** l6—
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    283 1 Hotel death was a suicide /CAMBRIDGE, Tues. A verdict of suicidt was recorded today on Lim Cheng Han, a 26--year-old Singapore architect and son of Assemblyman Mr. Lim Koon Teck who was found dead in a gastilled hotel room hea last Saturday. Miss Shirley Lim, his sister, told the Cambridge
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 BKKAK WITH BRITAIN AMMAN ftes dm today |WH»W ml t.ir v alliance with Britain. -IP LONDON. Tins 1 1 -inpli r now Held marshal— lT
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    £500 HIT IN EYE GETS HIM £894
    125 2 £500 HIT IN EYE GETS HIM £894 LONDON, Tues. Through the air came a bundle of 500 £1 notes. It hit a man in the eye and damaged his sight. Yesterday he was awarded £894 damages by Lord Goddard in the High Court. Mr. Harold Thomas Evans, 36-year-old cashier with
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    Oil 'black market' plot smashed
    117 2 Oil 'black market' plot smashed LONDON, Tues. SCOTLAND YARD'S Flying Squad has broken up a gang organising in advance of rationing a black market in oils. Detective Inspector Tom Easterbrook led a raid on store space under a bridge and on houses and sheds in Leyton, E. More than 25
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    In car boot-the vanishing vicar
    542 2 Dead or alive? A key turns on a lonely road and 15-month mystery is finally 6ed 'Go to hell' shout, then back he goes to his 'sweetie pie' LONDON, Tuesday. THE 15-month mystery of the vanishing vicar, the Rev. Philip St. John Ross, ended at
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    END OF THE ROAD FOR MAN WHO FOOLED THE WORLD
    68 2 THE boot of a car is flung open there, curled up, head pillowed on a briefcase, is the yams 1 the Rev Philip Ross. And the search for the parson who faked his own death ends, at dawn in a
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    Lock icon Hungary still crippled
    464 2 STRIKERS DRIBBLE BACK TO WORK AS PREMIER KADAR DROPS HINT OF GOVT. RESHUFFLE VIENNA, Tues. The Hungarian Premier, Mr. Janos Kadar, said last night in a broadcast to the nation that the Hungarian economy was still crippled by strikes and oassive resistance. Earlier. Budapest Radio had claimed
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    Lock icon JAKARTA LIFTS BAN ON OIL EXPORTS
    232 2 Workers agree to load the ships fAKARTA, Tues. The J Oil Workers' Union has decided to lift the boycott on shipments of oil to Singapore and Malaya, a member of the union executive said yesterday. However a spokesman for Standard Vacuum Oil Co., said
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    Lock icon They may be stranded
    58 2 MELBOURNE. Tues.—Hundreds of overseas visitors may be stranded in Melbourne at the end of the Olympic Games because they did not book air passages home in advance. All air lines are fully booked up and have long waiting lists. The air lines are conferring to see
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    Lock icon The pull-out from Port Said
    402 3 THE BIG PUZZLE-WHY ARE NASSER S MEN BLASTING THE CANAL ROADS? Vehicles go first and a spokesman says: We may be out in three weeks' PORT SAID, Tuesday. ifORE British troops began pulling out of 1 this port today as reports came in that I
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    Lock icon Britain lowers her tariff walls
    144 3 Tues. Britain announced an isloo to join can nations in a area" able to the American •onomic giants." would retain on agricultural rted from other Manufac1 1 would enter irifls on manu- factured products would be eliminated gradually over a 10-year period. The Chancellor of
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    Lock icon THE LATEST OF THE CONSTELLATIONS
    37 3 THE NEW Lockheed Super-Constellation, which goes into the North Atlantic service between Britain and America next spring. The plane has the greatest non-stop range of any civilian transport 6,400 miles.— Reuter picture
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    Lock icon Britain and France may get bill for Canal clearance
    467 3 VTEW YORK, Tues.— 11 The United Nations General Assembly last night voted an initial $*****,000 special account for the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt. All the Soviet bloc countries voted against th e resolution submitted by the Secretary-General Mr. Dag
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      Lock icon BAND LEADER DORSEY CHOKES TO DEATH
      54 3 BAND LEADER DORSEY CHOKES TO DEATH NEW YORK, Tues.— Tommy Dorsey, popular swing bandleader, was found dead at his home in Greenw i c h (Connecticut) early this morning. Doctors said he had choked to death in his sleep. A note was found on a bedside table. An autopsy is
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      12 3 JAKARTA: Vice President Mohamed Hatta announced he would resign on Dec. I.—A.P.
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      21 3 NEW DELHI: The Dalai Lama of Tibet yesterday blessed hundreds of devout Buddhists in Delhi at his first public audience. Reuter.
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      17 3 ATHENS: Security police are investigating the discovery of sticks of dynamite in the Ministry of Justice building.—Reuter.
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      27 3 HONG KONG: Quik Bah Chee. a Singapore-born Chinese, was found guilty but insane yesterday at his trial for the murder of Arthur John Clifford, a British barrister.—Reuter.
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      34 3 LONDON: British prisoners of war ol the Japanese are to receive £25 payments within the next few weeks from assets received from the International Red Cross under terms of the peace treaty with Japan.—A.P.
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      24 3 WASHINGTON: President Eisenhower flew to Augusta, Georgia, for a week or 10 days of golf and rest. It is his first vacation since August.—UP.
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      22 3 NAIROBI: Dedan Kimathi, 35, self-styled Mau Mau field marshal, was sentenced to death on Tuesday for possession of a revolver and ammunition.—A.P.
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      27 3 BERLIN: East Germany will build one of the world's biggest artificial silk factories in Red China next year. More than 100 East German plants are to cooperate.—A.P.
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      37 3 NEW DELHI: The Indian Government has filed a case in the Delhi Magistrates' Court accusing India's third greatest industrial magnate Seth Ramakrishna Dalmia. and eight others of the "misappropriation" of R5.20,000.000 <M$12.600.000) Bharat Insurance Company funds.— A.P.
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    Lock icon The end of a dream
    48 3 T ONDON, Tues —Thirteen-year-old JacQtieliss Woodhead, \j of Pudsey read the novel "A Town Like Alice before going to bed, dreamed that Japanese soldiers were in her room— and Jumped oat the window She is in hospital with chest and back injuries.— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    287 3 TIN LONDON, Tues.— Cash buyers £847 Vi. sellers £849. forward buyero £834, sellers 835. Settlement £847 4. Turnover a.m. 65 tons p.m. 30 tons. RUBBER LONDON, Tues— Spot 32Vjd.. Jan 32d.. Feb. SP-id., Mar. SlMid., Jan-Mar. 31 J '«d.. April-June 30 J 4d July-Sept. 30d., Oct.-Dec. 29\d Dec.
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    Chinese schools probe is urged
    382 4 Chinese schools probe is urged PUPILS ARE FRUSTRATED MTUC KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Malayan Trade Union Congress, which claims to represent half a million workers, has urged the Federation Government to investigate the way in which Chinese schools are being run. An editorial in Suara Buroh, official publication of the
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    TRIP TO HK FOR 'MISS NEGRI'
    91 4 TRIP TO HK FOR 'MISS NEGRI' SEREMBAN. Tues— The winner of the "Miss Negri" contest, sponsored by the Seremban Junior Chamber •f Commerce, will be given s free trip to Hong Kong. Contestant* may wear any costume. They will be Judged by their looks, figure, hair style, carriage and pois*
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    Merchant found dead in sea
    55 4 Merchant found dead in sea MALACCA. Tues. The body of a merchant, Mr. Chow Chick 47, was found in the sea near the Esplanade here this morning. A cord was tied round the neck a handkerchief round the mouth and both the feet were also tied. Chow left his home
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    BAN GIRLS FROM CAFE JOBS
    225 4 'Hot' topic for Muslim talks A PROPOSAL to ban Muslim women from working as waitresses in coffee shops and restaurants and a move to prohibit the sale of liquor to Muslims on licensed premises will be two of the hottest subjects discussed at Malaya's biggest
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    Mary sings to please the voters
    65 4 Mary sings to please the voters MISS MART IT A CHOONG. a Seremban convent teacher who woos voters for her brother, an Alliance candidate for the Seremban Town Council, by singing at his election rallies. Miss Choong. who induced her brother to stand as a candidate, sings English. Chinese and
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    'Outdated' rule beats learner drivers
    151 4 A SINGAPORE As- semblyman, Mr. Lee Choon Eng, will ask the Government at the next meeting of the Assembly on Dec. 5. to explain why a "competent knowledge of English or Malay is essential to obtain a driving licence." A clause in the Road Traffic
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    3 BILLS NEARER COLONY 'BORSTAL'
    214 4 3 BILLS NEARER COLONY 'BORSTAL' F EGISLATIVE mea- 1 sures to give young offenders reformative training instead of j sending them to jail have been drawn up by the Singapore Government. Three Bills for the operation of a Borstal-type institute were published last night. These had their first reading at
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    The feast of St. Francis
    52 4 MALACCA, Tues. The feast of St. Francis Xavier will be celebrated this year here on the evening of Dec. 3. There will be a mass at the tomb of St. Francis Xavier or St. Paul's Hill. Hundreds of worshippers are expected from all parts of
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    'Ridicule' is resented
    72 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. rues. —A Bukit Mertajam town councillor. Mr. Tan Cheng Bee, yesterday expressed "strong resentment at a neighbouring council's attempt to ridicule the wav we run our own affairs." Mr. Tan. speaking at the local council's monthly meeting, was referring to a recent statement by a
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    THOSE 'IMPROPER' DANCERS
    392 5 Doctor's dilemma when cabaret bomb' girl stroked his bald head... Only one church leader to see Marline peel a little: Others hedge O\I,Y one of three church leaders who condemned "improper" floor shows has accepted B n invitation to see the Cathay's red-headed fencer, Martine Molina. He
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    'Welcome back' to doctor
    36 5 SEGAMAT, Tues. Dr. M. Zeville, who recently returned from leave in Britain, was welcomed back to the Segamat Town Council at the monthly meeting held yesterday. He la Health Officer, North Johore.
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    GUARDING TWINS AT THE AIRPORT—A NEW JOB FOR THE SERGEANT
    76 5 GUARDING TWINS AT THE AIRPORT— A NEW JOB FOR THE SERGEANT SERGEANT NORMAN HILL, of the Royal Engineers. had a most unusual assignment at the Singapore Airport yesterday guarding two sets of twins. Nine-month-nld Linda and Ronald (left) were his own. Maureen and Anne two-years-old were the daughters of Sergeant
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    $20,000 APPEAL DISMISSED
    232 5 L-driver was unaccompanied AN APPEAL by an Indian widow, Padyachi RataA nam. against the decision of the Chief Justice, Whyatt, who had dismissed her action against the Public Insurance Co.. to recover $20,500 which she had been awarded as damages for the loss of her husband in
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    Fressanges for Australia
    77 5 Air Marshal Sir Francis Fressanges, Commander-in-Chief Far East Air Force, will leave his headquarters in Singapore on Saturday on an official visit to Melbourne. He will be accompanied by Lady Fressanges. The Air Marshal will represent British Services at the graduation parade of the Royal Australian Air
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    Welfare meeting
    26 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues.— The Johore State Welfare Committee will meet on Sunday at 2.30 p.m. in the anteroom of the Council Chamber, Johore Bahru.
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    Council not following pact: Union
    119 5 Council not following pact: Union rpHE Singapore City CounX cil Electrical Workers' Union yesterday accused the council of failing to implement certain portions of an agreement reached in July. this year. In a letter to the acting City President, Mr. R. Mid-dleton-Smith, the union's president. Mr. K. Suppiah said his
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    Baby's body in rubbish heap
    28 5 The body of a six-month-old Chinese baby girl was found in a rubbish heap in Aljunied Road, Singapore, yesterday morning. Police are investigating.
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    Rioter who 'didn 't try to run' gets a year
    214 5 A VOLUNTEER police corporal of unmistakeable girth and a slim youth of 17. accused of rioting, argued in a Singapore court yesterday about who could run the faster. The youth. Lee Hong Changr, said he was not trying to run
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    NAVAL BASE UNION: OUR 33 WANTS
    166 5 rpHE 10,000-strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union will soon ask the Admiralty for annual increments, more leave pay, more overtime, additional allowances and regulated hours of work. These are some of the 33 resolutions adopted at the union's annual meeting at which the recent
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    Council meeting
    15 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Municipal Council will meet on Thursday at 8 p.m.
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      196 5 POLICE BAND: PubUc concert, exhibition of •Photographs at PEACE COVE: Gospel meetingEsplanade Garden,, 6 p. m to 7 g-^^^ .Jg,,. .o^SSTSS: I SS^S.! > SoS > &££l- ROTARY CLUB: Weekly lun- CLOTHING SHOP at St. An- FEDERATION OF BOYS' cheon meeting— talk on 'Some as- drew g cathedral. C.W.A. Room,
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    LIM TALKS TO KUAN YEW ON THREAT TO HIS UNION
    154 6 THE secretary-general of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, Mr. Lam Chin Siong, who is now under detention, has consulted the union's legal adviser, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, on the Government's intention to dissolve the union. The Registrar of
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    ANTI-CORRUPTION CASH 'RIDICULOUS'
    300 6 It pays to be honost-but It shoald not pay more Govt. rejects revenue officers' demand KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. CHOULD Government employees be paid more because their jobs expose them to the temptation of corruption? A spokesman for the Federa 1 Establishment Office gave a firm "No" today
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    Aborigine killed
    47 6 IPOH. Tues. A police patrol has killed an armed aborigine terrorist in deep jungle in the Upper Perak district near Grik. His three companions, a Chinese terrorist and two aborigine women, escaped. A shotgun, ammunition, tapioca flour and medicines were recovered from the dead aborigine.
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    Girl, youth in suicide pact
    40 6 SEOAMAT, Tues. A 13--year-old girl and an 18--year-old youth were found hanging yesterday on Nagappa Estate, Jamentah. Police believe the couple, both Indians employed on the estate, died as a result of a suicide pact.
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    Chinese leader dies
    33 6 SEGAMAT. Tues. Mr. Tan Siong Lian. 51. a J-P. and leader of the Chinese community here died at the Malacca General Hospital yesterday. The funeral will be in Segamat tomorrow.
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    Young leaders
    27 6 PENANG. Tues. Five members of the Penang and Province Welleslev Malay Youth League have returned from a week's youth leadership training course at Morib. Selangor.
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    Church meet
    29 6 TAIPING, Tues. The Wesley Methodist Church here will hold its quarterly conference on Dec. sat 7 p.m. The District Superintendent from Penang. Rev. Gunar Teilmann. will preside.
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    'BAN STUDENTS FROM POLITICS' CALL
    140 6 SEREMBAN, Tuesday. AMR. ROBERT SINGAM, president of the Negri iTI division of the Labour Party of Malaya, last night accused the Alliance of using students for its election campaign and of forcing them to conduct house-to-house canvassing. Mr. Singam was speaking at a Town Council
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    Union wants a date
    78 6 PENANG. Tues. The executive committee of the stevedoring and transportation branch of the Penang and Province Wellesley General Workers' Union has authorised its official negotiator, Mr. Tan Phock Kin, to fix a date with the company for resumption of negotiations. The workers agreed to this after
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    Main line was blocked
    59 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Tues.— The main railway line between Pral and Bukit Mertajam was blocked for about two hours yesterday after a minor derailment near Bukit Tengah. Pour empty trucks being towed to the Malayan Railway's earth quarry Jumped the rails and crashed. There was no casualty.
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    SCANTIE PANTIE? POLICE ARE ANTI
    141 6 SCANTIE PANTIE? POLICE ARE ANTI ALOR STAR, Tues. STRIP TEASER Mci Fob. danced before six senior police ofneers for 70 minutes last night. At the end of the performance she was warned to cover herself more during her "mambo"' number. Mci Poh, now appearing at the Great World Park here,
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    Start made on first 'living- in' school
    116 6 Start made on first 'living- in' school IPOH, Tues. Perak's first secondary residential school, with accommodation for 520 students and staff, will be built on a 40--acre site in Tiger Lane. A fleet of bulldozers and tractors Is already at work, levelling the huge site on which the buildings will
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    Teachers asked to sign on again
    194 6 SELF-DISMISSAL IF THEY SAY NO OTOE Rev P. I. S. Baboo, principal of Christ Church School in Dorset Road, Singapore, said yesterday that he had asked his 15 teachers to re-apply tor their jobs because the management committee wanted to reorganise the school next
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    A dentist's rioter son is jailed
    72 6 A dentist's rioter son is jailed A YOUTH who was stated to have come from a good family was jailed in Singapore yesterday for six months for rioting at Manila Street on Oct. 26. He was Wong Tuck Chew. 16. who is an apprentice to his father, a dentist. The
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    Trade fair
    23 6 KLANG. Tues. The Raja Muda of Selangor will open a 10-day trade exhibition at the Great World park here on Saturday.
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    R.A.F. finds abandoned ship adrift
    102 7 'THE Japanese trawler Feizu Maru, which went i aground off Nantuna Island, 350 miles from Singapore, more than a week ago and was abandoned by her crew Is still adrift. I A radio message received in I Singapore yesterday from Royal Air Force planes flying
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    Compensation for expats to cost Colony $22m.
    204 7 RACE TO COMPLETE MAIAYAMISATIOM WHITE PAPER T Sin ce a P<>re Government's Malayanisation scheme will entail the payment of $22 million in compensation to expatriate officers, the Straits Times understands. A reliable source said that severance terms would be similar to those offered
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    Promotion for bandit fighter
    61 7 Promotion for bandit fighter A SPECIAL BRANCH police inspector. Mr. Robert Cheah Guan Chuan. who has escaped death at the hands of Communist terrorists on three occasions, is among the latest group of officers promoted to the rank of assistant superintendent Mr. Cheah. 29. joined the police force as a
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    Booksellers combine
    61 7 A Singapore Bookseller's i Association has been formed t 0 promote the sale of books, improve and maintain the status of the book trade with the object of rendering good community service. The president is Mr. Idrees Marican and the vice-presi-dent Mr. Chene Chin Kun. with Mr. Robert
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    Piano recital
    20 7 Miss Yoko Kono. visiting Japanese pianist, gave a concent for 300 schoolchildren at the Katong Convent Hall yesterday.
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    $20,000 for traffic signs
    55 7 The Singapore City Council is to spend up to $20,000 on equipment for existing traffic signs and the erection of additional lights at 54 maior junctions throughout the island. The erection of "No Entry." "Halt" and "Slow: Major Road Ahead" signs in these places will be
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    RIDDLE OF THE BAR GIRL IN CAR THAT FELL INTO THE SEA
    242 7 RIDDLE OF THE BAR GIRL IN CAR THAT FELL INTO THE SEA SINGAPORE police are investigating the disap- pearance of a young Chinese waitress. Yong Kirn Yeok. 23. was last seen leaving the Leng Nan Bar in Bain Street, where she was working at 11.30 p.m. on Monday with a
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    ASSOCIATION IS REFUSED REGISTRATION
    79 7 ASSOCIATION IS REFUSED REGISTRATION KUALA LIMPIR, Tues. The Federation's Registrar of Societies. Mr M. G. Neal. has rejected an application for registration by the Selangor ex-De-tainees' and Welfare Association. It is the second t-.\ detainee association which has been refused registration. The first was the one in Perak In a
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    Punch on nose costs him $40
    44 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues Accusing G. Kanan a subcontractor, of abusing his wife, N. Krishna n punched him on the nose fracturing the nasal bone. In the Johore Bahru Sessions Court today Krishnan was fined $40 for causing hurt.
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    Recruiting tour
    81 7 Recruiting tour KUALA LUMPUR Tues.A combined British and Malay Regiment recruiting team is to visit Kota Bahru and Kuala Lipis to interview potential recruits. They will be at the police canteen in Kota Bahru from 8.30 a.m. to 4 p.m. dairy on Dec. 7 and 8. and at the police
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    Licensing meet
    18 7 SEGAMAT Tues. The next session of the Segamat Licensing Board will be held on Dec. 16.
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    28 8 Word, lit (minimum). TOBITT: George passed away on 27th November at the General Hospital. The Funeral will take place at the Bkiadarl Cemetery at 6 pm. today.
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    228 8 2(1 Words tit (minimum). EVERY SATURDAY and Sunday Rijsttafel at "The Cockpit". Ring ***** for table Reservations. THE WAY TO kill all unpleasant odours is with Alr-wlck. Why not buy a bottle today, good stores sell It. FREE LECTURE!!! On Christian Science by George Nay C.S. Victoria Memorial Hall,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 8 2(1 Word, Ht (minimum). MR. AND MRS. ONO ENO SAY thank all friends and relative* for their attendance, presents and congratulatory messages, on their Wedding on 24.11.56.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Nov. 28, 1956. New Test For U.N.
    669 8 The Straits Times Singapore, Wed. Nov. 28, 1956. New Test For U.N. Only the Russians can rind comfort in the ugly j course of Middle East events. They are moving much to Moscow's wishes. Russian penetration of the area is not a n invented excuse for Anglo-French intervention in Egypt,
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    Sniping At The Alliance
    507 8 Sniping At The Alliance Rotten eggs have been thrown in Malacca. From Penang comes the charge not unusual but nonetheless disturbing that secret society gangsters are offering to bring in the votes for $5 each. All is set, in short, for next month when voters in the two Settlements (anH
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    HOW EXTREMISTS LURE MALAYAN STUDENTS IN LONDON
    1321 8  - HOW EXTREMISTS LURE MALAYAN STUDENTS IN LONDON M. Tharmalingam Hen Is an expotnre of the Methods pre-Co««iiilsts use to win over Malayan students in London^These comrades have evolved a special technique for softening up Malayan students. They are ready to bring good chfer samhal hlachaus, aud Penang laksa to lonely
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      221 8 HEARTY congratulations to the Federation Minister of Education, for his wise move in changing the maximum accommodation of pupils in primary classes from forty to fifty. Parents have a further reason for being deeply grateful to him since he has promised that all children born in
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      Cinemas may close down
      113 8 AS the result of the imposition of the new tax on films, I understand that the majority of the inde- pendent theatres In the Federation will have to close down. Most of these exhibitors are unable to pay higher film rentals which have resulted from the
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      Telling the people
      64 8 ALTHOUGH It had been i\ raining the whole night and was still raining heavily at 8 a.m. on Tuesday morning my Straits Times was delivered at 6 a.m. as usual. Many thanks to your newsvendors for keeping us up with the news rain or shine. By the
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    REST DAY -A NEW PUN BY ESTATE MEN
    87 9 REST DAY -A NEW PUN BY ESTATE MEN ri'R.Tues. K National Union tion Workers cd to ask .vners to set aya In a year days of country's plantation confer- o, attended •<s. at the passed a Uing on the I mtlni Indus- r Associab common day it the FedeAn idle
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    No children at death trials—judge
    87 9 No children at death trials— judge IPOH, Tues— Mr. Justice Smith ruled during today's hearing that in future nobody under 17 would be allowed to attend the Perak High Court as a spectator h ilp a trial on a capital charge was in progress. He gave his ruling when the
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    '$20 wedding debt led to murder'
    302 9 COURT TOLD OF ATTACK ON MAN, WIFE AND CHILD Of 'FAMILY VENGEANCE' VISIT BRIDEGROOM CHARGED WITH KND7E SLAYING OF SISTER-IN-LAW A WED D i NG celebration wh^invoTe^he bndesroom in a $20 debt led two years later to vengeance on a family, the Ipoh High
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    Still slow
    22 9 The "go-slow" by 100 workers of four insurance companies in Singapore continued for the second day yesterday without any development.
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    BOY OF 17 BEAT UP MAN OF 74
    101 9 BOY OF 17 BEAT UP MAN OF 74 IPOH, Tues. A CHINESE school student of 17 who beat up a 74--year-old man was told by the Ipoh magistrate. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof, today: "If you do not behave in future I will send you to a reform school for
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    Ex-tennis champion takes a bride
    55 9 MR. GORDON LIM. former Singapore junior tennis champion, and his bride, Miss Julia Sun. after their wedding at the Wesley Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. J. H. Sun. Mr. Lim works to a shipping office. The reception was held at the Sea
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    DEVASER FIGHTS SUSPENSION
    183 9 Legal bid to re-enter MIC KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A FEDERAL Councillor, Mr. K. L. Devaser, has A applied to the Selanpor High Court for a temporary injunction restraining the president of the Malayan Indian Congress, Mr. V. T. Sambanthan, and the M.I.C. committee from preventing him from
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    He'll take course—a year late
    89 9 He'll take course a year late KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Dr. Abdul Majid bin Haji Ismail, 35, will leave for Britain next month to take a specialist course in orthopaedics that he should have taken a year ago. Dr. Majid asked to be allowed to take the course last year after
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    Roads under water—the mail is delayed
    950 9 Roads under water the mail is delayed From Page One more than four feet of water. The position at Plentong new village and Sungel Tenggaroh village, where the flood was almost two feet high on Monday, remained edFlooded roads In Johore yesterday were 32nd milestone Kota Tlnggl-Merslng Road (four feet).
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    GRADUATES WARNED YOUR ACTS CAN SMASH UNIVERSITY
    542 9 GRADUATES WARNED YOUR ACTS CAN SMASH UNIVERSITY DOBBY: I HATE BEEN THINKING OF RESIGNING rpHE acting ViceA Chancellor of the University of Malaya, Professor E. H. Dobby, has warned the Guild of Graduates against incurring "a major responsibility for bankrupting the university intellectually." The warning was contained in a speech
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      GOODBYE TO THE GNOMES
      872 10 GOODBYE TO THE GNOMES JUST as Teddy was about to run forward and greet Rosemary, Golly dragged him back. "Keep still," he breathed. "Don't say a word." He had seen Rosemary frown at them and put her finger to her lips and had realised in the nick of time that
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      Word Contest Winners Today
      282 10 Word Contest Winners Today Dear Beys and Girls, I'm afraid some of ye"' allowed your imagination^ to run away with you and there were many words submitted in the "Administration"' contest which have never appeared in any dictionary. However, here are the winners Santhasivam, 37. Lubok. Tamang, Ringlet Post, Cameron
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      HEADS OF POPES SERIES
      330 10 IT was I believe, in 1954, that a series of stamps depicting the heads of successive popes was suggested by the Republic of Panama. There was a great deal of criticism over the suggestion and I rather thought that the idea had been dropped. I was
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      30 10 Please enrol me as a member of the Wise Owls Club and send me a badge. I am enclosing six C.C.C. coupons and a stamped self -addressed envelope. Name Address
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      241 10 I IL a i&SMv PEAR LSoft^ A few suggestions from the immense variety of delightful settings that can ejrrirVwiVh be made for MIKIMOTO PEARLS is shown here. Rings. pin-broochc<s pendants, hair-pins, aD ire nossibilitie* if you take advantage of the RINSO PEARL OFFER NOW! 2 P«''» in jtfrjcd.c X; Residents
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    1524 11  - Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURES Crisis in Middle East changes my plans PETER TOWNSEND By The Bulgarian rebuff was a disturbing set back ajv rebuff at the Bulin border was ng .v half past d I would ha\e Hundreds of i round by v here, luckily, do not vi>a. -icms officer
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      158 11 iiex Morgan* 3M.D. Baiting hook K?usi.E OVFK iH A FiSH WITHOUT U is C*TChiV3 PR MOR6AN I rT. G\*L! DO* T juiT S'~^ OK I Y>^ vr w.OC\ tms $AME I LM&MN& BY&& IB B*T!iN& A XXX. I MEUMAi 1 JJST PON'T »MQg6 WAICKIM& MAPIE CAST J \j tMB-DO FOC
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    STORE SHIPPING
    78 12 Ships lying alongside tli,. Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Boissevain 1-2, Frederick Clover 4-5, Nguen Van Bay C.P-. Benalder 6-7. Ryuwa Maru 8-9 Elizabeth B.ikke 11. Straat Banka 13-14, Glenorchy 15-16, Akakurasan Maru 18. Van Noort 19-20, Sadao N. Wall 4, Serampang N. Wall 6,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    58 12 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS TNVEs; quiet rates on the today. I: again ea lei oils also Loans 3 Loans 3 Con. Zinc. Bank oi Mount Lyell N. Brok-: Hill 50 Mount M Peko Western M. Ampol Ex Oil S<-Au-sr. c apm. (a Bradford B. Hill Courtau;.. Dunlop iElec. Zinc. I Pel. C.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    45 12 The M;il.n Association change. In It yesterc! i C'annd.i 31 516 OD. 31 34 bills. Sellinf T.T. m Canada 30 I H37t;. Befctan Norwegian hi On the frre r\i Hong Xi, dollar wa.s ca-.li ..nd ti 4. ii Sterling one tarl of foM
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    19 12 PRJrJ KU'.K! I (up Ihr- „,,>'l cent). -'vt M: Tl\. si,, (down 62 lf/ rl»l < OPi; (down I
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    RUBBER PRICE STILL RISING ON A | STEADY LOCAL MART
    465 12 RUBBER PRICE STILL RISING ON A STEADY LOCAL MART By Our Market Correspondent THE price of rubber in Singapore is still maintaining its present high level and yesterday December first grade buyers f.o.b. closed at $1.09 per pound. This was an increase of three-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    416 12 The Malayan Share Brokers Association reported: Tins and industrials were irregular with an easing tendency, while rubbers were quietly steady." Singapore and federation brokers reported the following business done yesterday:- Fed. Dispensary $2.20; Prater 4c Neave ords $2.17 1,2; W. Hammer $1.57 1,2 (overnight); Hume Industries A ss.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    91 12 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange: noon prices per plcul yesterday wereCopra: quiet; Nov. (Nominal) $27 1 2 buyers. $28 1 4 sellers; Dec. $28 14 buyers! $29 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $44 sellers, drum $48 sellers. Pepper: quiet; no builnei j reported done: Muntok white $121. Sarawak $120.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    154 12 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed in Singapore yesterday at $109 per lb., up three- eighths of a cent on Monday's closing price. The closing tone was steady. Closing prices in cents per 'b. yesterday were: OFFICIAL: No. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 109, sellers 109' i
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      576 12 NOTICES PAHANG SCHOOLS ADMISSIONS 1956 Paren's should confirm admissions by bringing children born In 1949 and 1950, with Registration counterfoil and Birth Certificate to the school at which they desire admission on the date notified for that school. The date for admission can be found on request from the Head
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      396 12 NOTICES NOTICE CITY COUNCIL ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT Work In connection with electrical extensions In South Buona Vista Road and Paslr Panjang area necessitates the cessation of elec- trlclty supply between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Thursday, 29th November. 1956. I The following substations will be affected: 1
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      593 12 NOTICE CHAPTER 216 (Pawnbrokers) UNREDEEMED PLEDGED GOODS AND JEWELLERY FROM THE FOLLOWING PAWNBROKERS' SHOPS No. 21 New Bridge Road. Chin Chong Pale and Chin Kin Loy (Chop Thye Shen). No. 135 New Bridge Road, Lam Joon Siong (Chop Sam Foh). No. 189 South Bridge Road, Lam Joon Chong (Chop Sem
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      1375 12 NOTICES NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE ESTATE OF SYED NOTICE IS HKRJSBT OWW ABDULRAHMAN BIN TAHA th»t sJI business tr»nayctton M ALSAGOFF (DECEASED) from Ist September IMB, mutt be PURSUANT to an Order of the *ClS£ Supreme Court. Federation of Ma- I, thV^de^eKS ton. laya. in the High Court at Johore <*
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    No hard and fast rule —Oehlers
    212 14 No hard and fast rule Oehlers SELECTORS HAVE A FREE HARD SINGAPORE Hockey Association officials were surprised to read yesterday that their selectors In Melbourne were having trouble picking the team to meet Afghanistan this morning. Norman Siebel had cabled saying that the Singa-po-n selectors did not ki whether to
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    Selangor want match v India
    55 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selangor Badminton Association are trying to arrange a women's match between India and Selangor on Dec. 23. The Indians are due to meet Maiaya here on Dec. 21 In their Über Cup match. The Indians may also play an exhibition match in
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    HEAVY GOING MAY SPOIL JOLLY SAILOR'S CHANCES
    416 14 A MEETING FOR MUDLARKS LIKELY By EPSOM JEEP IT is almost certain to A bo a meeting for mudlarks when Bukit Timah stages two classics the Gold Cup (Dec. 1) and the Singapore St. Leger (Dec. 8) to bring the 1956 season to
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    Thais were fitter and faster
    421 14 ALL-MALAY A SURRENDER KING OF SIAM RUGBY CUP Thailand 6; Malaya 0. ALL-MALAYA, without the aid of the Fijians, surrendered the King of Siam trophy to Thailand after a surprisingly poor display in their annual inter-port rugger clash at Jalan Besar stadium last night. I
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    Lock icon U.S. hold big lead
    148 14 MELBOURNE, Tues. 'TTOE United States won five more Gold medals, at the Olympic Oames today, increasing their comfortable lead over all other nations. They now hold 16 Gold medals. Russia are a ooor second In the Oold medal class with six, a gain of two today.
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    Lock icon BADMINTON IS OUT OF ASIAN GAMES PROGRAMME
    184 14 BADMINTON IS OUT OF ASIAN GAMES PROGRAMME MELBOURNE. Tues. rpOKYO was selected as the X venue for the 1958 Asian Games. A meeting of the executives of the Asian Games Federation decided in Melbourne yesterday to hold the Games at the Metji Shrines Stadium from May 24 to June 1.
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    OPERAJI
    251 14 OPERA 11, who set up a new course record of lmin 52 4 5 for the Ipoh 9f last week, has been promoted to Class 2. Brilliant Scholar and Pizarro. two other winners at Ipoh, also go up to Class 2 while Marigold who brought off a double In
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    MELBOURNE LETTER STARTS HOCKEY ROW
    217 14 SEREMBAN, Tuesday. V^EGRI SEMBILAN hockey officials are indignant 11 at the way the Federation team is being handled at the Olympic Games in Melbourne. A letter received here from V. T. Duray, the Federations hockey umpire at the Games, says that the side which drew
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    U.S. CHINESE WIN 80-62
    88 14 SAN FRANCISCO Chinese cpened their basketball tour of Malaya with an 80-82 victory over Tuan Yon. Singapore's League runners-up, at the Happy World stadium last night. The tourists were given a good fight by the Singapore team for more than half the game. Tuan Yon did
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    Siamese plan triangular meet
    220 14 A triangular badminton meet between Thailand, Singapore and Indonesia may be held In Bangkok during the Chinese New Year Holidays in February. This was disclosed by Police Col. Vichlt Ratnabhanu, vice-president of the Thai Badminton Association and leader of the strong team of Junior players, on
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      49 14 RUGGER Scotland v The Rest, padang; Combined Tengah Air Forces v South Wales Borderers, Ten«ah; R.A.S.C. v Naval Base R.A.S.C.; (;.H.Q. v R.N.A.S. Seubawanc, TancUn; Police f St. Andrew's 0.8., Thomson Road. HOCKEY Friendlies: S.C.C. v Army, Army; S.H.B. Police v S.T.V.. Bukit Chrrmin; S.R.C. v R.A.F. Seletar, padan*.
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    Sailor Snowden wins a place
    956 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL COLONY'S ONE BRIGHT SPOT IN DISAPPOINTING DAT From IT WAS ALMOST LIKE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiuiiii RACING ON HOME lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINNIIIIIIIIIIIIH WATERS, SAYS HE MELBOURNE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE had a surprisingly good result today from an unexpected quarter— the Yachting. Thirty-three-year-old Jack Snowden, sailing his boat in the
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    Lock icon THE GAMES SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
    186 16 THE GAMES SCHEDULE FOR TODAY MELBOURNE, lues. THE Olympic programme for tomorrow will be: 6 a.m. lencing, epee team; 6.3u basketball (Tnailand v Singapore i; MQ shot put and womeo'l javeun qu<w. 8.00 basketball i Japan v Korea i; 8.30 pematnlon (.cross country); s.3o wrestling (freestyle preliminary i: 9.00 hockey
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    62 16 This was the finish of the 100 Metres at Melbourne last I Saturday. See if you can pick them from this order of l finish: 1. Bob Morrow (US). 2. Thane Baker (US). 3 I i Ilec Hogan (Australia). 4. Ira Murchison (US). 5. Manfred I
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      493 16 •2i((i MKTRES FINAL 1. Bob Morrow (US) 20.6 sec (Olympic record); 2. Andy Stanfield (US i 20.7 (equals Olympic record); 3 Walter Baker (US) 20.9; 4. Mike Agostini (Trinidad) 21.1; 5. lirosis Togarev (Russia) 21.2; 6. Jose Telles da Concelcao (Brazil i 21.3. (Previous Olympic record held by Jesse
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      27 16 MIDDLE-HEAVYWEIGHT 1. Arkidl Vorobiev (Rus) 462.5 kg (Olympic record, world record In press), 2. Dave Sheppard (US). 3. Gene Debuf (France). 6. Tan Kirn Be» <Mal
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      114 16 SINGLE SCULLS (Final) 1. Russia (Viatcheslav Ivandy) 8:2.5; 2. Australia (Stuart Mackenzie) 8:7.7; 3. United States (John Kelly) 8:11.8; 4. Poland Feodor Kocerka) 8:12.9. DOI'BLE SCULLS (Final) 1. Russia i A lex and re Berkoutov, luri Tiukalov) 7:24.0; 2. United States 7:32.2; 3. Australia 7:37.4; 4. Germany 7:37.4. PAIRS
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      12 16 Group C: Pakistan 5, New Zealand 1; Germany 0, Belgium 0.
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      209 16 DRAGON CLASS 1. Italy (Aretusa) 2 hr. smin. 13; 2. Sweden (Slaghoken) 2:54:51; 3. Russia (Neptune II) 2:55:16; 4. Denmark (Tip) 2:55:36: 5. Nofway (Pan II i 2:55:58; 6 Germany (Gustl XI) 2:56:15. 7. Canada (Tomahawk I); 8. Argentina (Pampero i; 9. Portugal (Canopus); 10. Australia (Paula); 11. United
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      27 16 Formosa 67, Singapore 64: Australia 87, Thailand 48; Canada 74. Korea 63. Semifinal: Prance 71 Chile 60 United States 85 Bulgaria 44. Uruguay 79. Philippines 70.
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      6 16 First round: Australia 2, Japan
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      136 16 BANTAMV7&GHT Second round: Song Soon Chun (Korea) outpointed Robert Bath (Aust): Eder Bofre (Brazil) outpointed Them Mylnt (Burma); Carmolo Tomaselle (Argentina) outpointed Vlchal Lim Charen (Thailand); Owen Kelly (Brittln) outpointed Daniel Hellebuck (Belgium*. FEATHEBWEIGHT Second round: Andre de Souza (France) outpointed Montasilp Thayansilp (Thailand) Schlnichiro Suzuki (Japan) outpointed Yaicrnit
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    Winning leap of an Olympic champion
    28 16 GREGORY BELL (U.S.) making his winning; jui.ip of Hit B',in to win the Long Jump at Melbourne last Saturday. A P. photo.
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    290 16 DISCUS WAS ANOTHER 1,2,3, FOR U.S. MELBOURNE, Tups. ONE of the big surprises of the Games was the elimination of Japan's world record holder, Teruji Kogake. from the Hop Step and Jump event. Kogake had led the field of 19 qualifiers in the. morning
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    161 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. PAKISTAN scored an easy 5-1 victory over New Zealand here today in a Group C Olympic hockey match. By this victory, Pakistan have become favourites In this group but have to beat Germany on Thursday to make certain of entering the nnal pool. The
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    MORROW DOES AN OWENS DOUBLE
    235 16 MORROW DOES AN OWENS DOUBLE MELBOI R\| Tni COMPLETION brilliant sprint ,i We by Ameri Morrow, wj££*> of gold medals for tf United States record-broaki,, formances h\ JL, hurdlers feature?^ Olympic Games tl, > Morrow. Who won t: Saturday, todaj MO Metre, cord t into become the fii complete ti.
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