The Straits Times, 29 July 1957

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    22 1 avih Af.E haiiy rtßTiriEß sat r#x£Vf»>iy^oO The Straits Times Nat* 1 1 NevV** Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY JULY 29, 1957 15 CENTS
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    TOOTING AT CANNERY
    250 1 POLICE FIRE OVER HEADS OF PICKETS OUTSIDE GATES en hurt: Violence starts when worker is dragged from taxi, beaten [NG BOTTLES AND STONES 12 arrests after two Incidents JOHORE BAHRU, Sunday. on tfiwrd outside the Lee Pineapple at Scudai yesterday fired over of union pickets after two
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    Lock icon THE ENVOY WHO COULDN'T NAME THE PREMIER
    133 1 Mn|l|\ ius Sun Mr. Gluck. U.S. aml( r designate to *>l»n told a Senate itli that he could 111 Hi, name of the Mm* Minister <>f Ceylon lid not pronounce > line <>f the Indian mm* Minister. lr Gluck admitted contriibout I.S. 530.000
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    21 men safe after month in Pahang jungle
    261 1 21 men safe after month in Pahang jungle HALF-STARVED EXPLORERS STUMBLE OUT I£UALA LIPIS, Sim.— 1V Twenty-one haggard, bearded, halfstarved men who had been iost in deep jungle in Pahang for a week stumbled into the house ol the war- den of King George V National Park, Mr. C. Ogilvie.
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    Lock icon State of siege
    30 1 GUATEMALA CITY, Sun. A state of siege a form of martial law was in force throughout Guatemala today after last night's assassination of President Castillo Annas. Reuter.
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    Flu reaches Goa
    30 1 GO A, Sun. The first signs of an Asian flu epidemic in the Portuguese territory of Goa 138 cases have been reported In Margao and Canacona—A. P.
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    Lock icon Self-imposed sentence
    56 1 NEW YORK. Sun. The defendant said: "Judge, I'd like to sentence myself." "Go ahead." said the judge. So 57-year-old John Rankin Bridges said: "Six months in the House of Correction." "Request granted." the judge .said. Bridges, a carr>ertcr charg--led with vagrancy. said "Thank you." He said he had
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    Bomb victims
    26 1 ALGIERS. Sun. Three bombs exploded in Algiers last night, killing two men beikved to have deposited the bombs. Six others were injured.— A. P.
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    Lock icon Mexico quake kills 41: Freedom 'angel' crashes in street
    160 1 Mexico quake kills 41: Freedom 'angel crashes in street MEXICO CITY. Sun. A sharp earthquake shook Mexico early today killing 41 people. Twenty-nine of the dead were In Mexico City and at least 10 of these were found in a five-stony apartment house which collapsed. Another 12 were killed in
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    ONG AND YOUNG BLOOD DEFEAT OLD GUARD VOTING 'IRREGULARITIES' ALLEGED BY LEE AFTER CRUCIAL MCA POLL
    318 1 ONG AND YOUNG BLOOD DEFEAT OLD GUARD VOTING 'IRREGULARITIE S' ALLEGED BY LEE AFTER CRUCIAL MCA POLL KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday •yHE "young blood" of the Kuala Lumpur M.C./ 1 L today swept back into power in the fiercelycontested elections of members to the general committee of the association^ sub-branch here.
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    RATINGS LOST IN HARBOUR
    132 1 after dinghy capsizes OENANG, Sun. Two Royal Malayan Navy ratings were reported missing after their dinghy capsized in rough seas off Kedah Pier on the esplanade here early this morning. The ratings— Jaafar bin All and Aziz bin Mustapha —were returning with four other sailors to
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    Lock icon Through canal
    35 1 PORT SAID, Sun. The 19,121 -ton troopship Empire Fowey the first ship of its kind to transit the Suez Canal since last autumn's crisis sailed through yesterday en route to Hong Kong. A.P.
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    Boiler blast burns engineer
    77 1 Boiler blast burns engineer AN ENGINEER of the freighter Kota Agoeng, berthed alongside godown 44 of the Singapore Harbour Board, was severely burned by an explosion in an auxiliary boiler last night. The engineer, Marinus Reiner Sitskoorn, 18, was admitted to the General Hospital, where his condition was said to
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    Lock icon Girl faints-so a bank saves $30,000
    92 1 Girl faint s-so a bank saves $30,000 MONTREAL. Sun. woman who fainted i\.<i the Canadian National Bank about $30,000 when two gunmen surprised the stan* at opening time. The masked men burst in from the basement as employees entered and forced them at eunpoint into the vault. It wa s
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    Lock icon Army in control of oil fields
    170 1 Army in control of oil fields JAKARTA, Sun. The *> management of North Sumatra oil fields had been transferred to the army to "speed up their reconstruction and development." the Minister of Trade, Dr. Sunario, announced yesterday. He said that the Army Chief of Staff. Major Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution,
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 DISARM TALKS: A BID BY DULLES WASHINGTON. Sun Foster Dullts, Secretary of Stair, who is to arrive in London tomorrow, will try to rescue disarmament talks from deadlock, according to sources here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nazi reunion
    26 1 BONN. Sun. Veterans of Hitler's elite SS army units opened a two-day reunion convention in the small north Bavarian village of Karlburg, yesterday. A.P.
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    Lock icon WHY A FORT IS KNOCKED ABOUT
    389 2  - WH Y A FORT IS KNOCKED ABOUT- BERNARD by SIR 'That red flag was a sign of hope' SHARAJAH, Sunday. gIR BERNARD BURROWS, British Political Resident in Bahrein, said here today that the Sultan of Muscat and Oman vas "quite optimistic about the outcome" of the Britishbacked anti-rebel operation. The
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    Lock icon Cable flashes SMALL DETONATOR FOUND IN DEATH PLANE
    185 2 Cable flashes SMALL DETONATOR FOUND IN DEATH PLANE LOS ANGELES, Sun. The Federal Bureau df Investigation said in Victorville, yesterday that an unexploded blasting cap was found in the airliner damaged early on Thursday on a flight to Los Angeles. Evidence found indicated that "a small explosion may have occurred,'
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    Lock icon Mob of 4,000 stones a Ceylon MP
    193 2 fOLOMBO, Sun. Police I Vv last night clashed with a 1 crowd of 4.000 who attacked a Member of Parliament. Mr. I C. Suntheralingam. Mr. Suntheralingam was carried bodily out of Parliament recently for defying the Speaker's ruling. Last night he condemned the
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    Lock icon MILITARY MARCH-PAST MARKS THIRTEENTH YEAR OF COMMUNISM IN POLAND
    36 2 POLISH ARMY men march past the saluting base in a Poznan ceremony on July 22 to mark the 13th anniversary of the Polish Communist Government. A.P. picture.
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    Lock icon A TABLET THAT CLEANS THE TEETH
    89 2 A TABLET THAT CLEANS THE TEETH NEW YORK. Sun. A dental surgeon in New .Mexico has perfected a toothpaste in tablet form after more than six years of research. The dentist. Dr. Dale Collins, made it available at first only to his patients as a prescription item. He said the
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    Lock icon Border shooting
    34 2 JERUSALEM. Sun. An Israeli army spokesman said yesterday that Syrian troops fired into Israel yesterday morning in the vicinity of the Jordan valley settlement of Mishmar Hayarden. There were no .alties. U.P
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    Vivien Leigh says two U.S. millionaires will help her save old theatre
    102 2 Vivien Leigh says tw o U.S. millionaires will help her save old theat re ONDON, Sun. Vl- vien Leigh, the British actress, announced triumphantly today that her campaign to save St. James Theatre may bear fruit she said she had found a couple of American millionaires. "They are a couple
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    Lock icon TRAGEDY DISCLOSES SECOND TRAGEDY
    158 2 2700 cars rfire i/ito water a£ ssacm c MIAMI, Siindav FkIVERS pulled the body of a motoris canal yesterday and discovered thai come to rest on top of a second vehicle b a man missing since May 25. Sterling Lester Davis. 33. i an airline mechanic,
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    Dr. Ismail visits U.S. research institution
    74 2 Dr. Ismail visits U.S. research institution WASHINGTON Sun TT Ismail hi,, DaU uT Rahman, the Amba4d 0 designate 01 MaUn t,th. United States, viMie<i Walter Ree<| Arm; In*' tute of Research on HHm as he toured the capm. unofficially He told officials of |fc institute that th Malavac Government appreciate
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    Flood toll set at 4,000
    33 2 TOKYO. Sun. japana police to night g&\ attempt to lssu P casualty list Island flood di stead issued a p listed more than 4.000 peo?> dead, serio-; missine.
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    Lock icon 35,000 will honour Scouting pioneer
    262 2 BIRMINGHAM, Sun.— Sixteen years after the death of Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the movement, 35,000 Boy Scouts will gather at nearby Sutton Park next Wednesday for a 12-day world Jubilee jamboree to perpetuate the Scout Law laid down by their leader 50 years ago. The
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    Lock icon SHARKS LEFT THEM ALONE
    58 2 PARIS, Sun. Pierre Pas- quier, 37. and Roger Lesage, 34. back from a three-year voyage of underwater study, said most sharks ignored underwater swimmers. The two men with two friend? aboard the 10-ton cutter Moana. made thousands of dives in shark-in-fested Tahiti waters to make a
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    Lock icon U.S. has a new missile
    55 2 WASHINGTON. Sun. The United States Ai r Force announced today it has a supersonic air-to-air missile guided by the infra-red heat waves emitted by the target aircraft, It was identified as the Hughes Falcon GAR-2A. already in service with the air defence command, and described
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    Lock icon Britain to be independent force for peace—Lloyd
    652 3 Britain to be independent force for peace— Lloyd WON'T LET RUSSIA AND XHK U.S. CRAB WORLD POWER' LONDON, Sunday. -itends to be "an •it force for her military vi la not prepared I power in the to be divided Russia and the Mr. Selwyn Foreign Secretary, on. Somerset. dnf at
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    PLOTTERS LOOKED 10 RUSSIA
    88 3 PLOTTERS LOOKED 10 RUSSIA in.— Jordan penedthe military alleged proj i ittera yesi the charge v planned to King Husat the risk 22 accused in the trial in Jortold his men, the opening tatement, that I States interalso would World war? might lead to r, he replied: pared for any
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    Lock icon NOW RHODESIA WANTS MERDEKA BY 1960
    188 3 NOW RHODESIA WANTS MERDEKA BY 1960 VKANA (Northern 11 Rhodesia), Sun. The Federal Prime Minister. Sir Roy Welensky, said last night that the Rhodesian Federation's claim to independence was going to be pressed with the utmost vieour and as early as 1960. He told a chamber of commerce banquet that
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    'AND TO THE CHINESE — MY VILLA'
    83 3 'AND TO THE CHINESE MY VILLA' ROME, Sun.— ltalian novelist Curzio Malaparte, who died here last week, left his lovely villa at Capri as a "place of sojourn, study and work" for Continental Chinese artists in Italy, according to his last will and testament published here today. Malaparte wrote: "I
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    Lock icon SOVIET TANKS IN CAIRO PARADE
    84 3 Russian built T34 medium tanks rumble through Republic Square, Cairo, in last week's military parade to mark the fifth anniversary of the revolution which overthrew Kin? Farouk. The parade showed for the first time Soviet arms which wer c known to be in Egypt's possession.
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    Lock icon Argentina move to stop dictators
    195 3 CONSTITUTION MAY BE CHANGED BUENOS AIRES, Sunday. VINE MILLION people will vote in Argentina today in an election that may determine whether this rich South American nation will set up a constitu- They will elect delegates to a constituent assembly that is to rewrite the
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    Lock icon U.S. DOCTORS ALERT FOR ASIAN FLU
    143 3 U.S. DOCTORS ALERT FOR ASIAN FLU /CHICAGO, Sun. A nation wide "preparedness programme" to combat a possible epidemic of Asian flu in the United States was announced yesterday by the American Medical Association. Working with the U.S. Public Health Service, the A.M.A. acted after outbreaks of Asian flu in several
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    Lock icon TV drowned 'help' cries
    62 3 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.— A 74-year-old woman, who lay paralysed after a stroke in an empty bathtub for a week while a television set drowned out her cries for help was found yesterday. Neighbours finally noticed the accumulated papers on the porch and realised they had not
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    Lock icon U.S. AND RUSSIA in RADIO SWAP?
    399 3 U.S. AND RUSSIA in RADIO SWAP? MOSCOW, Sun. The Soviet Government has agreed to consider an American suggestion to exchange radio and television programmes with the United States, according to the Soviet News Agency Tass. In a memorandum handed to the State Department on Friday, the Soviet Embassy in Washington
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    31 3 QUITO, Sun.— The Ecuador Government announced yesterday it had signed an agreement with the Shaw Bank, London, for a loan of $3,723,000 to finance a state electrification project.— A.P.
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    Control hotel charges in merdeka period, says UMNO leader
    112 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 4 SUGGESTION that the Federation GovA ernment should control food prices and hotel charges during the merdeka celebrations was made by the acting secretary-general of UMNO, Tuan Syed Ja'afar Albar. today. He was seconding the move made by
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    PWD man made honorary A.S.P.
    54 4 KAJANG, Sun.— The new Honorary Assistant Superintendent of Police here is Mr Lopez of the Public Works Department. A member ot the local de fence corps during the Japanese Invasion. Mr. r pez has been active in the Police Volunteer Reserve. Home Guard and the
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    CUSTOMS MEN TO MEET TODAY
    124 4 CUSTOMS MEN TO MEET TODAY ABOUT 400 revenue officers in the Sinpore Customs Department will meet today to decide when to go on strike. Negotiations with the Government over their wage claims ended in deadlock last week. I The men are members of the Singapore Government Workers' Union. Lim's advice
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    M-joy grant
    36 4 KUALA LIPIS. Sun. Tht merdeka celebration committee here has decided on a four day celebration from Sept. 1 to 4. The Government has granted $6,000, but more funds will have to b e raised
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    Civil Service debt "not so bad9 in the Federation
    242 4 Civil Service debt "not so bad 9 in the Federation KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— lndebtedness among Government servants in the Federation is not so bad as in Singapore, a high official here told the Straits Times yesterday. He said the firm steps against debt taken by the Colony Government were not
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    Mr. SHAW ASKS FILM COUPLE to MALAYA
    139 4 THE cinema magnate Mr. Run Run Shaw has invited film producer Michael Todd and his wife Elizabeth Taylor to attend the Malayan premiere of the film "Around the World in 80 Days," to be shown in Singapore early next year. K London premiere,
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    A PETALING JAYA CALL ON POLLING
    71 4 A PETALING JAYA CALL ON POLLING KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Petaling Jaya town -om mlttee yesterday called for early elections In the more recently developed areas It also decided to allow the erection of advertisement i hoardings subject to its api proval. and to re-lay drains It will also give
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    Gang leader is fined $35 for assault
    81 4 Gang leader is fined $35 for assault BENTONG, San. A "rowdy" and leader of a rang in Karak, L ee Kau, 20, charged with voluntarily causing hurt to a timber kepala, Soo Chui Chai, on March 2 with a bicycle chain, was fined $35 after he had promised to behave
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    GIRL MOLESTED —HUNT FOR MAN
    109 4 GIRL MOLESTED —HUNT FOR MAN SINGAPORE police are looking for a 36-year-old driver, who on Wednesday night molested a 12-year-old girl in a house at Lorong Ungku Aman, off Geylang Road. The girl's elder brother told the police that he returned from the cinema and was about to turn in
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    Envoy-designate takes a trip
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaya's Ambassador-desig-nate to Indonesia, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, left yesterday for Australia to study Colombo Plan administration. He will be away for three weeks and return in time for the merdeka celebrations. Inche Senu is the secretary general of UMNO.
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    Jail for chandu offence
    40 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. In the Sessions Court today Low San of Masai new village was jailed for two months for havine chandu and smoking utensils. The sentence will date from June 23 when Low was caught.
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    U.S. naval attache js off to take up new job
    83 4 U.S. naval attache j s off to take up new job (above) lea StamSSi Saturday on ,h e P quishment of his app,! ment as .\-i> lan i r Naval Atta He has been pr«Mttlhi the commamler 0 iw troyer DMsfen o ing in the \th.ntir division consists of 1.
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    Merdeka show a Tamil school
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR. S.: The Vivekananda School held a merdeka a hibition here wpekend to explain to I pupils the significance i\ dependence and for future di
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    More Malay language classes begin
    123 4 The Workers' Education Association is busy providing facilities for the study of the Malay language in Singapore. It has started two Malay classes one at the Rangoon Road English School for 25 students and the other at the Geylang English School for 12. Scon it
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      129 4 dern French artists at Alliance Francaise, third floor of Whit*waya Building, Battery Road. 9 a.m. to 8 pm Admission free. TEACHERS 1 TRAINING COLILEGE: Annual exhibition, college premises. Paterson Road. 9 a.m to SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY: Choral rehearsal at St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial] Hall. 5.30 p.m. RAFFLES Ml'StX'M (Stamford
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    Money no use after merdeka, they say
    95 5 STAR, Sun.— Rumour-mongers that cur- would be after merMniiri Besar o) said today. also saying j rnmeni would pli jrees 1 pro- ntributions. ir. Tengku v* Yahaya, members of promotion rary inforn a course. I n founded many of these aid, "They I
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    MUNICIPAL MAN HONOURED
    53 5 MUNI CIPAL MAN HONOURED NiPUR, Sun. at town superinKuala Lumpur kpv lie- Asian in Maicimittcd to as.soshlp of the Ins- titute of Public Cleansing, Britain. Mr Menon. v. ho joined the I murricipality 30 years ago, won the honour with a 5.000--word thesis on "problems af- i fecting refuse disposal
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    study for Eleanor
    49 5 MISS ELEANOR TAN. 19, who left Singapore at the weekend in the liner Hannover for further studies in England. A former pupil of the Singapore Chinese Girls' School. Eleanor is to study architecture at Birmingham University. She will be away for six years.— Straits Times picture.
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    PLANTATION UNION'S PLAN FOR STUDENT HOSTELS
    281 5 Members' children will get higher education IPOH, Sunday. J^HE National Union of Plantation Workers, worried about the future education of its members' children due to inadequate facilities tor higher studies on estates, plans to set up hostels in the larger towns of the Federation.
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    Intruder jailed
    47 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. Shak Pow. 19, of Sungei pan Estate way jailed for eight months by Mr. V. L. Cohen in the Sessions Court. Kluang. today for breaking into the house of a woman, Yap Sam, on Jan. 26. with intent to commit an offence.
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    74 farmers off to a new life
    97 5 74 farmers off to a new life SEVENTY-FOUR Germans passed through Singapore yesterday in a chartered plane to begin a new life in Australia. They were mostly farmers from West Germany. Mrs. Erika Weinert, 20, the only one in the group who could speak English, told the Straits Times that
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    Body found in creek
    35 5 The body of a woman. Wong Ah Ngeoh. 45. who was reported missing on Saturday, was found in a crock in Singapore yesterday. Her son, Liew Meng Cheng, found the body.
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    Sale at hospital
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun— A sale of work by the Johore Anti-TB Rehabilitation Organisation and hospital patients will be held tomorrow in the entrance hall of the General Hospital from 11.30 a.m. to 5 P-n.
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    Children's wards for Woodbridge
    187 5 WORK has started on lha first $1 3 4 million phase of an institute for mentally defective children at Woodbridge Hospital, Singapore. The work is due to be completed by the middle of next 1 year. It will consist of a treatment ward and two custodial
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    Scouts from all over the world will sway to Abdul Ghani's ronggeng rhythm
    218 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A 14-year-old Negri Sembilan schoolboy is taking a ronggeng drum and other musical instruments to England to play Malay music for the youths of the world. "The best way to win friendship is through
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    PAR leaders plan to give party new constitution
    167 5 rpHE People's Action Party in Singapore is planA ning to re-organise its set-up and amend its constitution. A resolution to this effect will be tabled at the party's fourth annual conference to be held at the Badminton Hall on Sunday. The conference
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    Team to probe complaints against Colony kathis
    86 5 Team to probe complaints against Colony kathis The Singapore Muslim Advisory Board has appointed a special committee to investigate complaints against certain of the Colony's kathis. "There have been mistakes over the registration of some marriages and divorces," the chairman of the M.A.8., Dato S. I. O. Alsagoff. said yesterday.
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    Tailor fined for penknife hurt
    50 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun In the Pontian Sessions Court today Lee Shens Tow, a tailor, wa s fined $250 or three months' jail for cau.ung hurt to Chong Ngang Toi-g, another tailor, with a per knife. H P was also ordered to pay Chong $50 compensation.
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    Alliance picnic
    19 5 About 60 members of the Alliance Francais in Singapore yesterday held a picnic at Serangoon Garden Avenue.
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    DEATH
    55 6 ?0 Hr.rrf, tlii (minimum) MRS YEO CHEE CHENG, aped 73 years, passed away peacefully on 28th July. 1957 at 7. Makepeace Road, leaving behind 5 sons, Jul Hua. Jul Him. Jui Mok, Jui Sians. Jul Chung, 5 daughters, 5 dauphters-in-law. 4 sons-in-law, many grandchildren and .randchilciren to mourn her
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    60 6 10 Words $11l (minimum). MR MRS SIMON ROZARIO thanks friends 4c relatives for ■i:ul attendance, valuable id good wishes on their •..edding. MR. MRS. Thlo Sam It Family thank all friends, relatives, Staffs of M.A.L., X.L.M.. G.1. A.. A 11. .v P.A.A.. for gifts, wTeaths. I condolences and atten-
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    193 6 zu norat tiv (minimum). i-ALE BEGINS at Harrows Ltd. too. iv Ski:Us from $5 Sizes 24-: 7, Orchard Road. LONG AWAITED Commen.'l'day Vanity's Genuine. Hi Price oale. 11. 3atter> R ad. DOROTHY GRAY Texture Lo- .ukens ar.d braces laziest 1 6km. Sallowness yields to blushing I WHATEVER YOU ARE
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. July 29, 1957. The Co-Ops Go Forward
    781 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. July 29, 1957. The Co -Ops Go Forward Much to the credit of the Federation's Minister of Agriculture is his staunch support for the co-operative movement. The co-operatives have had a chequered history. But they can become, as the Minister says, the backbone of the
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    A Long Stretch
    378 6 The Federation* Minister of Education is of the opinion that a six-hour stretch at school for primary pupils does not overtax their strength. He seems 10 be out of step with teachers in the Federation and with educationists in Singapore. He also has the labour laws against
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    INDIAN PERIOD IN MALAYA
    1526 6  -  MICHAEL SULLIVAN DIGGING UP OUR BURIED PAST by Curator, University Art Museum; Field Director, University Archaeological Society CK)R the past four weeks, members of the University of Malaya have been conducting a campaign of survey and excavation organised by the University Archaeological Society and the University
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    TROL FINDS RED CAMP
    37 7 -i< Sun A 1 nUt camp was by a police I pacrol near north Ke- dah. The camp, with accomo- dation for 30 people showed '> signs of having been evacuted two weeks ago.
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    They saw Singapore instead of Cocos
    78 7 Forty-four passengers aboard I Qantas Super Constellation bound for Johannesburg were *iven an unexpected glipipse of Singapore yesterday. Bad weather prevented their plane from landing at Cocos Island after the flight from Darwin on Saturday night so the plane was diverted to Singapore Airport.
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    New district officer
    46 7 TEMERLOH, Sun. The new district officer of.Temer- i loh is Inc he Mohamed Zain bin Haji Aodul Hadi. the for- < mer assistant District Officer of Kuala Pilah. He succeeded Mr. G. T. M de Morgan, who has left Malaya under the Malayanisation scheme.
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    HARBOUR BOARD GO-SLOW IS OVER
    111 7 HARBOUR BOARD GO-SLOW IS OVER .i7-day go-slow at the Harbour Members H.B. Stafl As- which started n, will re■k lor normal the go-slow association agreed to laid down inquiry on ver, said it ile at short ■t to all the were prepared j i normal the put them b'tck i
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    Co-ops to set up own bank
    248 7 IT WILL STABILISE OUR MOVEMENT, SELANGOR MAN TELLS CONFERENCE THP aii u KU^LA LUMPUR, Sunday. •T h XS? l y i C °-°Perative Conference toh»nbJ' if C i j t0 create a co -<>Perative central bank to help develop the country's co-operative movement. capital
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    Journalists elect union officers
    78 7 Officers elected at the annual meeting of the Singapore Union of Journalists yest^iday were: President. Mr s. Rajaratnam: vice-presidents, Mr Othman Woq and Mr. V.T. Sambandam; secretary, Mr A.K.G. Unny; assistant secI retary, Mr Anthony Sehooljing; treasurer, Mr. s. SivadasI executive. Mr. N.T.R Singam' Mr. Fu
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    400 trucks in mammoth R.A.S.C. parade
    216 7 400 trucks in mammoth R.A.S.C. parade T<HE Royal Army Ser- »vice Corps yesterday staged a mamoth parade of military vehicles on the disused runway of the former Kallang Airport, Singapore. More than »50 officers and men and 400 vehicles the entire transport organisation of the army in Singapore were on
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    Rotary club president
    62 7 TAIPING, Sun. Dr. T. Markandu was installed as president of the Taiping Rotary Club last night. Other officers of the club are: vice-president, Mr. H.K. Hansen, who will also serve as sergeant-at-arms; secretary. Mr. D.J. Bedford; treasurer, Mr. Kee Cheng Hoe; directors, Mr. A.K. Sabapathy. Inche Ismail
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    Girl knocked down by car
    37 7 A seven-y#ar-old girl, Besar binte Akap was knocked down by a car at the 7' 2 mile, West Coast Road* Singapore, last night. She was admitted to hospital in a serious condition.
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    Technician dies
    26 7 RAUB, Sun.— A technician in the Telecommunications Department here, K. Ramaya. 44. collapsed in the office yesterday and died after being admitted to hospital.
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    INDEBTEDNESS—'THE BIG PROBLEM THAT FACES MALAYA'
    162 7 INDEBTEDNESS— 'THE BIG PROBLEM THAT FACES MALAYA' KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. "THE president of the Midlands Co-operative Move- ment of Malaya, Mr. K. Subramaniam. said at a dinner here last night that one of the gravest problems facing independent Malaya was urban and rural indebtedness. "In rural areas the need for
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    NO-LIGHTS PARKING for A TIME
    101 7 NO-LIGHTS PARKING for A TIME IPOH. Sun. Motorists may, lor i.he time being, park their v nicies without lights in ar>> street in Ipoh without I (ear of a police summons. The Ipoh Town Council has requested the Registrar of Vehicles to rescind the reguj lation which makes it an
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    BRIGADIER CHATS WITH A QUARTERMASTER
    35 7 BKIGADIFR W.S.F. HICKIE talking to Quartermaster T. Tonnelly of 37 Water Transport Coy at the RABC .parade on the disused runway of the former Kallane Airport yesterday —Straits Times picture.
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    INSURANCE CO-OP FACES CRISIS
    200 7 New business needed, says manager KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday T<HE Malayan Co-operative Insurance Society, the first of its kind in this country, is facing a crisis because it is not Retting enough new business The manager, Mr. S. D. Lingam. disclosed this today at the All-Malaya Co-opera-tive
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    New branch
    23 7 ALOR STAR. Sun.- A new branch of the Malayan Indian Congress was lnaugura*I ed at Bfdong. central Kedah 1 last night.
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    PRESS—BY THE TENGKU
    77 7 PRESS— BY THE TENGKU KUALA LU Mr'ull, Sun The Chief Minister, Ttngku Abdui Rahman, tonight called on Malayan journalists to l'elp to make Malaya a peaceiui and prosperous country. Unable to be present at the cultural show of the Federation Malay Journalists Association here, hi s speech had ueen rcordcd.
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    Police fire over the heads of pickets
    220 7 From Page One chaser! by some of the pickets. The strikers then turned their attention to the car. Police reinforcements who had arrived as result of thp morning Incident ordered the strikers to disperse. They refused to j do so and from the
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    33 get silver jubilee medals
    50 7 TEMERLOH. Sun. The Sultan of Pahang presented 33 silver jubilee medals to prominent citizens here during the week's celebrations of the 25th year of his reign. The programme included a fish drive, ronggeng and allcommunity dinner, and sports. More than 3,000 people attended the festivities.
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    One road death
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Kuala Lumpur traffic police reported on c fatal accident last week. Fifteen people were injured and 47 cars damaged.
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    COLONY DEBATING TEAM SEEKS MORE MEMBERS
    98 7 The Singapore Debating Team is looking for more members. "Attendances at our weekly meetings have been very poor," said the secretary, Inche Mohamed Yusoff Abdullah, yesterday. The team is a section of the Study Group Movement, sponsored by the British Council, formed to cneouragp
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    FEDERATION AND COLONY PLAN SCIENCE CENTRE
    213 7 FEDERATION AND COLONY PLAN SCIENCE CENTRE TALKS now being held between the Federation and Singapore Government may lead to the settingup of an Institute of Scientific and Industrial Ro search in Malaya. The Singapore Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said I yesterday that an agreement would
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    three races in parade
    102 7 BUTTERWORTH, Sun.— One hundred UMNO youths from all over the Federation will take part in the mer.ieka eve youth parade at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 30. "They will wear uniforms ,of white shirt and trousers," Tuan Haji Ahmad Badawi, vice-president of UMNO (Malaya) Youths, told the
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    Tengku inspects volunteers
    33 7 TAIPING, Sun. The Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman yesterday inspected an all-Maluyan parade by 179 men of the Volunteer Army Service Corps. He complimented the .rr.en on their excellent drilling.
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    Rahma plans a party
    89 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will give a lavish garden party on Sept. 1 to ny than 1.500 guests at his .ejudency here to mark merdeka. The main feature of the party will be a mtnature pesta In which the "cream" or
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      MARKETS SLUMP AND RECOVER
      712 8 By Our Market Correspondent THE Singapore Share Market last week could be likened to a man who ate too much rich food too quickly, suffered a bad attack of indigestion and then began slowly to recover. The share market had opened the week with a continuation
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      MALAYAN SHARE LIST
      611 8 MALAYAN SHARE LIST TWE following list of revised A quotations was issued by the Malayan Share Brokers Association after its last meeting on Friday. INDI'STRMI.S v»i Bricks Pref 1.55 Ords 1 go "las Ice 1100 xcl 3. B. Petrol 64 8. U. Trustees 6 10 Zon. Tin Smelt Pref is
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      Lock icon Trade unaffected by strike
      483 8 4^T^llH^\^^^^^^^»^^^B REPORTS of United States' unfounded concern that the strike of 2,000 miners at Pahang Consolidated mine near Kuantan may extend through the Malayan mining industry have not been backed by support of the market. Activity on overseas markets has been to the contrary. Towards 'he
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      17 8 Current Datr of i payment paymrnt '"^d Ifar Prn Bedford Plantations Ltd IS'; r t
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      BUSINESS DONE
      397 8 THE following business done in the Singapore Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period July 20 to 26. INDUSTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Smelter 34.5., Federal Dispensary $2.35, Fraser Neave Ords. $2.87 Vi to J3.00 to »2.87>j. Gammons $2.70 to $2.65 to $2,574
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      446 8 NOTICE NOTICE ls hereby given that EDWARD VICTOR KRUSCHANDL at present of 443-B, 1 1 River Valley Road, Singapore, is the owner of a Patent registered In the United Kingdom under No. i 682, 142 and No. 711, 798 and in Singapore under No. 20 of 1954 and No. 20
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      825 8 NOTICES Re: ESTATE OF SAMPADA NARAYAN RAO Deceased All persons having any claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of No: 146, Changi Road, 10% nu., Singapore who died on the sth day of April 1957, are required to send particulars of their claims in writing to The
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      436 8 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDER from registered contractors (Class E 1 and above) will be received by the State Engineer, Selangor up to 3 p.m. on 16.8.57 for the construction of 7 blocks of 2 units each Labourer? Quarters in Kuala Langat District. Full particulars are obtainable from the Office
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      371 8 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE REFUND OF ASSESSMENT Claims for refund of assessment on houses reported vacant between 1st January and 30th June, 1957, must be submitted by 31st July, 1957, on forms obtainable from the City Assessor's Office (Ground Floor). MAKE SURE that receipt of your claim has been acknowledged
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    Darlene beaten in final
    51 10 PHILADELPHIA, Sun. Dorothy Knode beat Wimbledon runner-up Darlene Hard 6-4, 6-3 in the ail-American women's singles final of the Pennsylvania lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Vie Seixas, defending champion, reached the final of the men's singles with <t 6-1. 6-4. 6-2 win over the Australian Neale
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    LOCK KNOCKS FIGHJT OUT OF WEST INDIES WITH A WONDER RUN OUT
    1122 10 LOCK KNOCKS FIGHJ T OUT OF WEST INDIES WITH A WONDER RUN OUT SIR LEONARD HUTTOS reporting on the drama at Leeds LEEDS, Sun. WITH as convincing a performance as you could wish to see, England won their lirst Test series against West Indies for 18 years at Leeds yesterday
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    SCOREBOARD
    110 10 SCOREBO A RD WEST INDIES Ist Inns.— l 42 ENGLAND Ist Inns.— 279 WEST INDIES 2nd Inns. Worrell r Cowdrey b Trueman 7 Sobers run out 29 Kanhai Ibw Loader 0 Weekes c Cowdrey b Trueman 14 .limit c Sheppard b l.<i»diT 35 Smith c Evans b Smith 8 Pairaudeau
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    Gibson attack worries Gloucester SUTTLE HITS CENTURY FOR SUSSEX
    448 10 Gibson attack worries Gloucester SUTTLE HITS CENTURY FOR SUSSEX J ONDON Sun.— David Gibson, 21-year-Lj old pace bowler, making his first appearance for Surrey, took six Gloucestershire wickets for 53 runs at Bristol yesterday. Gibson worried all the batsmen with his accurate attack demonstrated by the fact that he hit
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    ARKELL'S 97 IN 56 MIN YEAR'S BEST
    307 12 IyHE first century of the Singapore Cricket Association's senior tournament this season is still eluding batsmen after 14 rounds. Chris Arkell (S.C.C.i yesterday came closest to the honour, for which a bat Is awarded annually, when he got up to 97 before being
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    Garrod hat-trick slams Johore
    176 12  -  A. SRIPATHY SINGAPORE SERVICES CLEAR FIRST MALAYA CUP HURDLE By Inside trio's passing delights the crowd MUAR, Sun.—A hattrick by inside left Garrod enabled Singapore Joint Services to clear their first Malaya Cup hurdle with a 3-0 victory over Johore here today. This is the first
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    Potts leads qualifiers with 153
    270 12 T<OM Potts won the A special prize for returning the best, qualifying score in the Singapore open amateur golf championship yesterday. Potts took 153 strokes for th e 36-hole qualifying round 81 for the first 18 holes at th P R.S.G.C. on Saturday and 72
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    Lock icon Brazil in final
    48 12 MONTREAL, bun. Brazil took a winning 3-0 >ad over Israel in the North American zone semi-final >>f the Davis Cup here yesterday when they won the doubles match. Brazil, who won two single.s matches yesterday, will meet the United States in the zone final.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Collie for Lanes
    33 12 BURNLEY. Lancashire Sun.-Collie Smith, the 24--year-old West Indies allrounder, has signed to play for the Burnley club in league cricket next season. He is to receive a four-figure fee. Reuter.
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    Stanislaus 61 off Perak
    51 12 IPOH. Sun. Negrl Sembilan passed Perak's first Innings total with five wickets in hand at the close of the first day's play in the Inter-.state cricket match on the padar.g today. Perak 116 lAllardyce 43. Harding 6-38. Medcalf 4-18 1. Negri 131-5 (Stanislaus 61. Devindran 22
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    TENGKU CUP TIE
    49 12 Singapore Malay Badminton Association will meet, Johore in the first round of the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup at the S.B.A. hall. Guillemard Road, at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday. The S M B A prize distribution (or last year's champions will take place on the same night.
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    WALKOVER
    25 12 Royal Engineers Civilian Association have Riven a walkover to Marine Department in their hut S.A.F.A. league first divU.on fixture which was scheduled lor tomorrow.
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      Police v IA
      188 12 pOLICE beat Indian Association by one wicket at Balestier Road INDIAN ASSOCIATION Hartans b Sundram 28 Yunos b de Witt 7 Angullla b Sundram 13 Af.hrafl c Da Silva b Sundram 10 A; it b Sundram 11 Vijayasingam run out 6 Shah c da Silva b Sandosham
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      Army v RAF
      184 12 A RMY beat Royal Air Force by two runs at Nee Soon. ARMY Grindrod c Smith b Hanrahan 2 Webb b Muir 6 Mallett c Turner b Hanrahan 4 Pearce c Hanrahan b Alty 26 White lbw Turner 8 Sharpe b Turner 2 Hayward c Haines b
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      Varsity v CSC
      172 12 UNIVERSITY beat Ceylon Sports Club by five wickets at Sepoy Lines. CEYLON SPORTS CLUB Thuraisingam lbw Delilkan 13 Ponnampalam c Wijesinghe b Aruinugam 3 Anwar c K. S. Retnam b Delilkan 14 Soocelaraj c Sithawalla b Delilkan 22 Yogarajah c Sithawalla b Delilkan 4 De Kretser not
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      SCC v SCRC
      195 12 CINOAPORK trioket Club beat Singaporr t h'.nesr Recreation by 16* runs on tin- padung. STORE CRICKET CLl'B Sheppard c Chew Bee b Lam 6 Heard lbw Heng Hoe 49 Woodhouse c Heng Hoe b Thlam Slew 30 Arkell run out 97 Harper c Chew Bee b Thiam
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    SPECIAL SWIM MEET FOR JUNIORS AT M-GAMES
    157 12 It is a move to encourage youngsters, says secretary I7XAI.A LUMPUR, Sun. Federation of Malaya Amateur Swimming Association is organising a special championship meet for juniors as part of the Merdeka Games. The juniors will be divided into three sections: boys under 17,
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    Kowloon Busmen rout S'pore
    100 12 OINGAPORE were beaten 5-1 by the touring Kowloon Bus team in their football match in Jalan Singapore put up a poor display and deserved to lose b> a wider margin. At halftime they were trailing 2-0, the busmen scoring through Law Shui Wah (19th minute) and
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    Lock icon Silken Glider beats 14 in Irish Oaks
    82 12 Silken Glider beats 14 in Irish Oaks rjTHE CURRAGH, Ireland. I Sun— Mr. Joe McGrath's j Silken Glider. wh 0 was beaten a short head by Queen Elizabeth's Carrozza in the Epsom Oaks, won the Irish Oaks over a mile and a half here yesterday in a field of 15.
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    5 Malayan records
    95 12 SEAK TOXG BEATS FEATHER MARK KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Five Malayan records were broken at the Selangor jopen weightliftinp; championship? last night. I Cheah So;ik Tong of Selan!gor broke Koh Eng Tongs Malayan record in the featherweight class by lifting a total of 685-lbs. I Seak Tong also
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    De Silva's 8-23 was best effort
    209 12 fT.TN. de Silva, of Ceylon Sports Club, took eight wickets for 23 runs for the best perfor-l mance in the S.C.A. junior tournament programme yesterday. He was mainly responsible for the dismissal of Fraser and Neave in just over an hour for 55 runs
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    AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL
    76 12 SYDNEY. Sun Australian football results today were: NSW Dlv. (South): Corrimal 4 Manly 3. NSW Fed. Cup: Sydney Austral 0 Concord 4. Victoria Div. 1: Moreland 1 Juventus 0. NSW Div. 1 (North.: Cessnock i 7 Weston 0; L. Miicquarrfe 1 Wallsend 7: Blacksmith 3 Awaba 5; West
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    Three Rings out, the 'Pirate' heads list with 9.0
    275 12  - Three Rings out, the 'Pirate' heads list with 9.0 EPSOM JEEP BEARER BOND GALLOPS INTO GOLD CUP PICTURE By MR. E. J. Tan's Three Rings, the Comissioner General's Cup winner, will not run in the Penang Gold Cup on Saturday. In the handicaps for the big race announced yesterday, topweight
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    GOLD CUP FIELD
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    Hard fight for South China
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    WEIGHTS FOR WEDNESDAY
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