The Straits Times, 8 October 1957

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CEHTIFIFB «ALE EXCEEDS 80.000 The Straits Times New**?* Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1957 it 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon The MENACE of THE 'MOON'
    544 1 SCIENTIST; THIS COULD MEAN LIFE OR DEATH FOR FREE WORLD Senator: Very soon Russia may nave means for destruction of human freedom Round for the 40th time IONDON, Mon. J The Russian earth satellite circled the glohe lor the 40th time tonight. And as it
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    Object is seen in Malaya
    444 1 4S signals from the A Russian satellite continued to be picked up clearly in Malaya yesterday, at least two people reported they had possibly seen the man-made moon —but one said it was red, the other said it was yellow. Diary note In Singapore, Cpl.
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    Officers inspect gunny sack find
    36 1 HARBOUR BOARD MEN VIEW SEIZED CIGARETTES THE SEIZED cigarettes, packed in cartons and covered with gunny sacks, being examined by Inspectors of the Singa pore Harbour Board Police.— Straits Times picture.
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    THE HAUL BEING UNLOADED AT QUAYSIDE
    38 1 A GROUP of Singapore Harbour Board Police officers help to unload the seized cigarettes onto the wharf at godown 44. The twin-engined outboard motor boat is on the left. Straits Times picture.
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    A day little Jenny will never forget
    221 1 rwas a day full of adventure and wonderment yesterday for little Jenny Lee, from Kuala Kangsar, Perak. "I will never forget It," whispered diminutive Jenny, as she settled back on her pillows in a ward of Singapore General Hospital last night Jenny has
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    MODERN MUSIC SURPRISE AT CATHEDRAL
    281 1 'It's interesting, but too radical,' says archdeacon r«HURCH GOERS a i Holy Communion at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, on Sunday were surprised when they sang for the first time a 17th century hymn in a modern setting—the rhythm of popular music. The controversial rhythmic modern
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    POLICE MAKE BIG HAUL OF CONTRABAND
    441 1 Speedboat is trapped in creek SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police seized about I,ooolb. of contraband cigarettes which two men attempted to land at Berlayer Creek, off Pasir Panjang, last night. A boat was drifting silently into the creek when it was sighted by a patrol
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    Coroner sees lunge that killed Lorraine
    143 1 Coroner sees lunge that killed Lorraine LONDON, Mon. With an imitation matador's sword, lan Anthonisz, 15--year-old ship assistant. demonstrated in the coroner's court at Bexley. Kent, today the thrust which fatally injured his sister Lorraine eight days ago. The dead girl, beautiful 18--year-old Miss Irma Lorraine Anthonisz was a dancer
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    Kadar returns
    26 1 MOSCOW. Mon. A Hungarian delegation led by Mr. Janos Kadar left Moscow by air for Budapest today after a visit to Russia and China.
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    Lock icon Fourth quin dies
    18 1 TOULON, Mon. Roland Christofle one of the two surviving Toulon quintuplets died early today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russia lets off new H-bomb
    108 1 MOSCOW, Mon.—RuslTl sia exploded an H-bomb yesterday, Moscow Radio announced today. Tass. the Soviet news agency, said: "In accordance with the plan of experimental work on the creation and Improvement of atom and hydrogen arms In Russia, a powerful hydrogen device of new design was
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    Lock icon Campbell ill
    34 1 NEW YORK, Mon.—Speedboat King Donald Campbell said today he was ill with flu and was temporarily cancelling plans to try for a record run with his jetpowered hydroplane on Onondaga Lake. A.P.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    36 1 SATELLITE NO. 2 IS READY WASHINGTON. Mon Visiting Soviet scientist A. A. Blagonravov said today second Soviet satellite was ready and would be launched when enough information had been collected from first one. —UP.
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    The £5-a-day Malayan 'extras'
    54 2 ANOTHER SCENE from the film shows Malayan student Wan Yahaya looking over the shoulder of Peter Finch (Dr. Windom) as he attends to a "casualty" (a Malay from Clapton) after a riot on a robber estate. The film is an adaptation of the novel Windom's Way
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    A MALAYAN- VILLAGE IN BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
    28 2 A SCENE from the film. It looks like a Malayan village. Actually it is in the heart of the beautiful Buckingham shire countryside.
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    GREAT FUN, SAYS LAW STUDENT
    578 2 •From lAN MOK-AI LONDON, Monday. LORD RANK'S twenty-nrst birthday party that is to say, the £12,000 party to celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of the opening of Pinewood Studios was on the grand scale one would expect from the Rank Organisation. But it was disappointing, too.
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    Lock icon The SPACE AGE and the STONE AGE
    179 3 fiehru wonders a I scientific leap and political lag TOKYO, Tues.— The Prime Minister of i. Mr. Nehru, said today the launcher of an earth satel•merely goes to now how far scientiand technological advance has run far ahcnd of the capacity luman beings
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    A new 'Island' rises from the ocean
    106 3 HIE NfcW 'island' that has risen from the bottom of the Atlantic at Fayal Island in the Azores is shown in this AP picture with a thick column of smoke rising E from its submarine vol- cano. i The island is still E
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    Pleven will try
    30 3 PARIS. Mon. Mr. Rene Pleven, former Premier, today agreed to try to form a new French Government, after Mr. Guy Mollet had re fused a similar offer.
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    I almost fought Russian pilot—Tory M.P.
    156 3 I almost fought Russian pilot— Tory M.P. .MOSCOW, Mon. Mr. Cyril Osbor:, British Conserva- today described a ated argument on the s of capitalism and Communism with the pilot o: a Russian aircraft flying a- 15.000 feet. Mr. Osborne. here on a onesaid: "Just ke of! the pilot asked and
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    Prince Philip is the Queen's TV tutor
    215 3 Lessons daily for three weeks LONDON, Monday. T*HE identity of the Queen's TV tutor was revealed 1 today. It is Prince Philip. He has been giving her lessons in television technique every day for the last three weeks in preparation for their visit
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    Lock icon Four reach freedom in petrol tanker
    95 3 Four reach freedom in petrol tanker VIENNA, Mon. A Czech family escaped across the Iron Curtain to Austria in a railway petrol tanker last night. The four-member family hid in the wagon of a freight train crossing from Communist Czechoslovakia into Austria. The family a couple and their two small
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    Quin to wed
    41 3 OTTAWA. Mon. Oliva Dionne. father of the famous quintuplets, said in North Bay. Ontario, today that Annette plans to marry a university student in Montreal on Friday. She will bo the first of the famous glris to marry.
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    Lock icon FROM CHANTS TO CHA-CHA
    51 3 TOKYO. Mon. The abbot of a 600-year-old temple, has applied to Kyoto city counci) for permission to turn it into a dance-hall. He said that the temple's 40 worshippers were unaole to find sufficient funds to maintain the shrine, one of the most beautiful in Japan.
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    Lock icon AN 'IF' OVER BRITISH FORCES IN MALAYA
    100 3 AN 'IF' OVER BRITISH FORCES IN MALAYA LONDON, Mon. Britain's Air Minister, Mr. George Ward, said yesterday that "it remains to be seen" whether independent Malaya would want British forces to continue to fight against the Communist terrorists. He returned from a threeweek tour of R.A.F. units in the Middle
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    Lock icon CALL FOR INQUIRY ON BRITANNIA
    141 3 LONDON, Monday. rpHE BRITISH Government will be asked today to 1 set up an official inquiry into the troubles which have beset the four-engined "Whispering Giant" Britannia airliner. I Mr. Aubrey Jones, the Minister of Supply, will be sent a letter today by Mr. James
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    Admiral killed
    38 3 CANNES, Mon Vice Admiral Pierre J. G. M. Lancelot, personnel director of the French Navy, was one of five people killed today when his plane crashed while landing at the airport here. He was 56. AJ».
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    LONDON STOCKS
    235 3 LONDON. Mon. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: LOANS Consols £46*/i Funding 4% £86& War 3Va% £63% RANKS Merc. (£5; £2S P-U.) £6% Chartered (£1) 39/9 Hongkong (J125) £45*4 -9k INSURANCE Com Un. (uts.) 64/9 —3/1 H Royal 77/3 1/Prudentlal £35 Vi 1
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    TIN
    23 3 LONDON. Mon. Buyers £731. sellers £732. Forward buyers £733 H; sellers £734. Settlement £731 H. Turnover a.m. 110 tons p.m. 30 tons
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    RUBBER
    29 3 LONDON. Mon. Spot 25d., Nov. 25',d.. Dec 25d.. Jan Mar. 25»id. April-June 25% d., July-Sept 25-id., Oct. c.l.f. 24\d., Nov. c.i.f. 247 id., Dec. c.i.f. 25d., Tone; Steady.
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    Lock icon New riot breaks out in Warsaw
    212 3 WARSAW, Mon.—Riot- ing broke out here last night for th# fourth night in a row. Students from Warsaw University joined with strong squads of steel-helmeted militia in trying to put down trouble touched off by "hooligan" gangs. Earlier, Warsaw Polytechnic students issued a statement
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    Lock icon Five killed
    24 3 TOKYO, Mon. Five quarry workers were killed today in a rock pit cave-In at a rock quarry in Utsunomlya. near Tokyo. Reuter.
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      188 4 They passed on the good news! One motorist told another how to get more for your money bydriving into a Mobilgas Station -and now the whole city is talking about it! I tKti M^f^ Jfc -x -jf j f 1 i wFl;'i; -.i' mlm w J I k J|^^ I
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    Woman foils extortion thugs
    211 5 GANG 308 RECRUITING TEAM CALL WITH PARANGS, STICKS AND KNIVES SLAMS DOOR OF VILLAGE HOME AS ACID LIGHT BULBS ARE THROWN IPOH, Monday. rpHK coanft of a 46-year-old woman foiled an extortion bid by nearly 20 secret society a ntfsUTs who surrounded her attap house in
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    21 on gambling charge
    42 5 Twenty-one people pleaded to a Singapore court yesterday to a charge of gambling in a commu'j gaming house in Trenggatiu Street last Saturday after noon. They were allowed bail of $25 each until the hearing on Oct. 18.
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    Jailed for deceiving woman
    141 5 Jailed for deceiving woman pOSING a s an instructor of I the Gimson Boys' School, Joginder Singh. 18, deceived a woman into giving him $4.50 purporting to be "expenses to find her missing son." This was stated in a Singapore court yesterday by Inspector E. Mahadevan when Joginder Singh, a
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    Women's section
    27 5 SEGAMAT. Mon. Mrs. Kuan Chan Sang, wife of the president of the Segamat branch of M.C.A., is to organise a women's section for the branch
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    Cheshire Home will be ready soon
    148 5 1i eeka the first of besblre Homes (Mathe chronically sick I -a: Wok Paku, changi. Sin- papore-will be oppened and! ready to accept patients. Mr Justice Tan Ah Tan, >>: the management I c of the Cheshire Malaya i, told the Tlmea yesterday that
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    HER FATHER GARLANDS THE BRIDE
    61 5 MISS NASIB KAUR being garlanded by her father. Mr. Gujar Singh, of the Ipoh Town Council, at her wedding reception at the Station Hotel in Ipoh on Sunday. She was married to Inspector Pritam Singh Gill of the No. Police Field Force. He is the
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    Don't let Foo go, students plead
    141 5 NO DECISION YET ON RESIGNATION KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. I^fORE than 200 first-year students of the Univer- sity of Malaya's Kuala Lumpur division have written to the university authorities asking them not to accept the resignation of Mr. Foo Yeow Yoke, their administrator. Mr. Foo
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    Burglars raid a cafe
    39 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. About $300 worth of cigarettes, condensed milk and other goods were stolen from the Sang Loong Cafe in Jalan Ibrahim here last night. The burglars also forced the till and took $35.
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    Opium case: 4 accused
    83 5 Four men were charged In Singapore yesterday after the seizure of 1501 b. of raw opium In Tanjong Rhu early on Sunday. Ong Yik and Lee Chuan Chwee are accused of being In possession of the opium, while Teo Hock Kok and Ng Woo Llat are
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    Revenge knifer gets 3 years
    62 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Sentencing a labourer, Bilak bin Lahamid, 23, to three years' jail, Mr. N. L. Cohen the president of the Pontian Sessions Court, yesterday said that police officers who were doing their duty must be protected from revenge and deliberate attacks. Bilak had
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    50'000 ARE ANXIOUS FOR HEAVY RAINFALL
    59 5 50'000 ARE ANXIOUS FOR HEAVY RAINFALL BUKIT MERTAJAM, Mon.— Water may be rationed further in the Bukit Mertajam district if the supply sitnation does not improve. At present water is avail, able for only six hours a day. The 50,000 residents par. ticnlarly padi planters, ar c praying for heavy
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    Fined $100
    30 5 MALACCA. Mon— Ismail bin Thamby All. 30. a Telecoms linesman, was nned $100 or three months' jail, in the Malacca magistrate's court today for trying to steal $7.
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    12 WANT UNION TO JOIN NEW PARTY
    248 5 12 WANT UNION TO JOIN NEW PARTY TWELVE members of the Air Ministry Local Staff Union in Singapore, are trying to get their union to support the proposed Workers' Party, which is exclusively for unionists. The Straits Times understands that the pro-party group Is tabling a resolution to this effect
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    Council meeting
    21 5 SEOAMAT, Mon. The next monthly meeting of the town council will be held on Oct. 20 at 10 a.m.
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      137 5 RADIO MALAYA SINGAPORE 47* metres and 41 metres. KUALA LUMPUR 341 metre*. PENANG 366 metres. IPOH 330 metres MALACCA 297 metres. AM 715 Opening Announce- j ment; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7.30 Time Signal and News; 735 A Date with Music; 8.00 News' Headlines; 802—8.30 A Date with! Music; P-M. 1.15
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      357 6 LONGINES y "LONGINES records a permanent picture of time and attain* the absolute in accuracy." Do you know of a more startling argument for a make of watch? No other watch maker can claim such a statement. Even the rf^?ilfS^B!fiHrfTl|i ■■>. boldest research workers scarcely dared dream of the result
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    GIRL, 15, CAN'T MARRY ALLEGED KIDNAPPER
    220 7 We are of different castes— father SUNGEI PATANI, Monday. A TAPPER, Linganah, told th e Sessions Court here yesterday that his daughter could not marry the man charged with kidnapping her because "we are of different castes." He was testifying at the trial of
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    Union chief calls for end to 'squeeze'
    210 7 Union chief calls for end to 'squeeze' APPEAL TO STC CONDUCTORS THE new president of x the Singapore Traction Co. Employees, Union, Mr. S. Sinnathamby, appealed to members yesterday not to cheat the company of fares. Speaking at a general meeting of the union at the Broadway Hall in the
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    STATES OFFERED MERDEKA CARS
    145 7 STATES OFFERED MERDEKA CARS KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. The Federation Government has asked the State Governments whether they propose to buy any of the remaining 40 YIP cars, specially bought for the Merdeka celebrations. This survey Is now being made before the Federation Government finally decides to put up for
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    Drinks man is fined $3,000
    45 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. In the Kluang Sessions Court yesterday, Mr. N, L. Cohen fined Lim LuanHee, manager of the Kluang Aerated Water Factory, $3,000 for having 56 lb. Of saccharine on which duty amountIng to $280 had not been paid.
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    CORONER TOLD OF CLASH AT MILL
    191 7 ALOR STAR, Monday. rpHE Alor Star coroner, Inche Hamzah bin Abu A Samah, yesterday asked police to summon two doctors to testify at an inquest on a unionist, P. Balaguru, 40. i Balaguru died at the Alor Star General Hospital on Jan. 17 this
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    Lock icon S'pore delegate
    37 7 Singapore Assemblyman for Changi, Mr. Lim Che r Kheng. leaves for Japan today, to attend the third Afro-Asian Congress, which will be held at Kyoto from Oct. 18 to 21. He will return in November
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    Hawkers fined
    27 7 A total of 58 hawkers were yesterday fined $3 each in a Singapore court after they pleaded guilty to charges of obstruction over the weekend.
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    University to hold rally
    59 7 A rally will be held at tho University of Malaya in Singapore today to mark the beginning of the university's re-union week and its foundation day. The rally, which begins at 5.15 p.m., will be addressed by the Vice-Chancellor. Pro:. A. Oppenhiem, and the presidents of
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    Inquiry on a dying race
    158 7 DOCTORS, ANTHROPOLOGIST IN BORNEO TEAM Commission to probe why the Muruts are decreasing 1/-UCHING, Mon.— The North Borneo Government will appoint a commission to investigate the fall in population of the people of Murut. This decision corresponds with the 1951 and earlier censuses of Murut,
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    FAR EAST COMMAND FOR ALLIED NAVY CHIEF
    84 7 FAR EAST COMMAND FOR ALLIED NAVY CHIEF The new Commandrr-in-Chief, Far East Station, Vice-Admiral Sir Gerald Gladstone, arrives in Singapore aboard the Chusan on Oct. 24. He succeeds Admiral Sir Alan K. Scott-Moncrieff. Vice-Admiral Gladstone, 56, was Flag Officer Second in Command, Far East Station, from late 1953 to February,
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    School to be split
    47 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Two new Chinese Primary schools are to be built here one at Jalan Larkin and the other at Stulang Laut. When completed, they will take some of the 2.500 pupils now attending the only Chinese primary school in the town.
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    Clerk promoted
    23 7 SEGAMAT. Mon. Inche Ibrahim bin Haji A. Rahman, chief clerk of the Segamat Court, has been promoted to the special grade
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    Crash in ditch
    63 7 The Singapore Traffic Police (Accident Branch) yesterday said that Mrs. J. D. Dennehy. wife of a doctor was at the wheel when a car plunged into a monsoon drain in Orchard Road on Sunday. They had thought that Mr. E.F.B. Brooksmith. Assistant Traffic Police Chief, was driving.
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    Chandu offence
    36 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. In the Kota Tinggi Sessions Court yesterday, Chew Sun. an employee of the Hock Seng Sawmill, was fined $1,000 or eight months' jail, for having chandu and utensils for preparing it.
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    LEAN TIMES
    115 7 Khir: I have lost 7lb. since I took over Education Ministry ALOR STAR, Mon. The Minister for Education, Inche Khir bin Johari, said last night that he had lost 71b. since he took over the Education ministry last month. "At this rate I am afraid I shall soon
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      389 7 SINGAPORE TRADE AND Knight of Shell Photographic —for boys under 18 years old 4.30 INDUSTRIAL FAIR at Great Unit. 9 am. to 5.30 pm. £5 w > hl *nS^" ers ifS'hmVtino. "a*™ World amusement park. Kim Seng ALUMNI ASSOCIATION: Talk *n^& ctaS" SShllteS SElft^REGIS- S P 01 0 Wi "^T^
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    167 8 20 Word* $10 iVimmumi. SUDDEN NASTY SMELL? Kill It quick— kill It with Air-wick Mist. RSPCA JUMBLE SALE November 6th. Please bring youri Jumble to us or Ring- 25-221 and we will collect it. VISIT OUR RECORD Rendexvous for the latest Standard and Long Playing Disc*. Robinsons, Singapore and
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    The Straits Times S'pore, Tues. Oct. 8, 1957. Satellite In Space
    621 8 The Straits Times S'pore, Tues. Oct. 8, 1957. Satellite In Space In happier times the launching of the world's first artificial satellite would have been universally acclaimed as perhaps the greatest triumph of mankind in its struggle against the barriers of Nature. Of all these barriers, gravitation has been long
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    Test Of Unity
    353 8 Both Indonesia's leaders have been at pains to burnish the spirit of their recent reconciliation. While Dr. Hatta, on his travels in China, has been referring to Dr. Soekamo a* the strong man the country needs, the President has paid his late opponent the compliment of using
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    Bigger Handful
    201 8 There is an air of unreality about the discussions between the Government and the management committee of Chung Cheng on the future of Singapore's largest Chinese high school. So far from falling in with the Government's plan to divide the school into smaller, manageable units, the committee is
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    NEUTRAL INDIA HOLDS THE KEY
    1272 8  -  DENIS WARNER BY 1 If democracy should fail in India, it will be a i matter of time before it collapses in Asia. For under-fed and under-privileged I India is the world's 1 biggest democracy rpHE world's biggest democracy is not the United 1 States
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      Racing crisis: Let us look for the causes elsewhere
      401 8 npHE article in the Straits Times on the crisis in racing contained some very interesting figures. In my opinion the writer has not pointed to the main causes of the crisis. We have always had Illegal bookies, excessive taxation, the numbers
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      More amenities for youth
      231 8 More amenities for youth rpiONG BAHRU. the oldest 1 and one of the biggest Singapore Improvement Trust housing estates, has miles of well-designed, brightly painted flats, brightly lighted streets, two primary schools, a modern cinema, a market and a post-office. But something important is missing. There is no public library,
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      HIGHER PAY FOR EFFICIENCY
      154 8 rZ explanation given by the Prime Minister in recommending higher emoluments for his colleagues was that we must pay well for efficiency and honesty. I fear that such an explanation may convey the meaning that, conversely, those Government employees who do not receive handsome salaries ar
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    THAT BAR IS A MUST TO PROTECT STUDENTS
    204 9 THAT BAR IS A MUST TO PROTECT STUDENTS f[E Singapore Director rf Education. Mr. D. iriillan. yesterday said Z government was d that only Epic ot good eharac- should he admitted g, the teaching profession. meben were given powers rfauth" rllv over the Colony's aldn, the Oovernen right to sas
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    SPORTSMEN MOURN DEATH OF SWIMMING ACE
    87 9 IpE.YAXG Mon.— A large gat-i:e;:.-iS of swimmers attended the funeral this a.'terr.oon of Miss Lim £eok Khim. Penang's pre«a.- woman swimming chaxpion. who died yes•?:day. atred 33. I tp an all::r.e record in 1940 when fc *on all the women's events at a Penang
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    Thousands take part in big parade
    27 9 A general view of the thousands of Muslims who attended the Prophet Mohamed birthday celebrations at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday.
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    Secret "political leaders' aim to challenge Alliance
    203 9 IPOH, Monday. 4 FRONT of "political leaders" who want to t% challenge the Alliance supremacy in Malayan politics is being planned here. But the names of these leaders are being kept secret. The plans for this organisation were made public in a Press
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    Formosa is ahead
    41 9 Mr. Lim Kheng Lian, leader of the Singapore trade delegation to Formosa which returned here on Saturday, said yesterday that Formosa's industry was more prosperous and advanced than Singapore. He added that Formosa could spare technicians for Singapore.
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    TELLING WORLD OF COLOMBO PLAN AID
    66 9 MR. R. K. CHATTERJEE, head of the Colombo Plan Information Unit, who flew into Sineapore from Ceylon by Qantas yesterday for a brief stay. He is on bis way to attend a Colombo Plan conference In Saigon. During his one year as the information
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    Stolen safe had $11,000
    44 9 An iron safe containing $11.0.00 and documents was stolen from an import and export firm in Rochore Road, Singapore, at the weekend. An official from the firm, Chop Ban Ho made a report about the loss to the police yesterday.
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    SURGEON COMING TO SEE JENNY
    225 9 "jlf From Page One old Anthony Tan, of Florence Road. Singapore. She had written to him about her trip but was not sure whether he would be there. However, Anthony not only came but brought two young friends to meet Jenny, and also his own
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    Record crowds for Prophet's birthday
    327 9 IPOH PROCESSION IS DRENCHED KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. ABOUT 15,000 Muslims took part In a mile-long A Prophet Mohamed birthday procession here today—the biggest ever held in Kuala Lumpur. Muslim leaders, members of the services, police, home guards and students took part, marching three abreast through
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    Malacca visit
    35 9 MALACCA, Mon. The U.-in-c. Far East Station, Sir Alan K. Scott-Moncrieff, who arrived here this morning in the H.M.S. Alert, paid a courtesy call on the Governor of Malacca, Mr. Leong Yew Koh.
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    Amah beats immigration authorities by crossing Causeway
    153 9 Amah beats immigration authorities by crossing Causeway AN amah, Chew Sow Chan. 56, yesterday told how she crossed the Causeway to beat Singapore Immigration Department Chew, who sailed for China by the Tegelberg yesterday, told the straits Times: "I applied to the Singapore immigration author itles two weeks ago for
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    SULTAN CONGRATULATES THE NEWLY-WEDS
    56 9 SULTAN CONGRATULATES THE NEWLY-WEDS THE SULTAN OF SELANGCK congratulates two .Malaj graduates of the University of Malaya who were married in Kajang on Sunday. The bride is Che Fatimah Hashimah ijinte Abdul Aziz daughter of the Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Department and the bridegroom is Inche Ahmad Roose
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    Failed to stop
    28 9 SEGAMAT, Mon.— For failing to stop when ordered to do so by a police officer in uniform, motor-cyclist Liew Kirn Hock, 23, was fined $50.
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    A MONTH OF MERDEKA -'NOW TIME FOR WORK'
    138 9 A MONTH OF MERDEKA -'NOW TIME FOR WORK' BLKII MERTAJAM. Mon Man, people were "still drank with joy and rejoicing" over independence, Tuan Haji Mohamed Saman, a Kuala Kangsar religious teacher, said at yester. day's mass rally here to celebrate Prophet Mohamed's birthday. "More than month has elapsed since merdeka."
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    There's no stripping ban but...
    63 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Selangor strip-teasers may go on peeling but only up to a point. State district officers who reviewed the regulations on strip-tease performances decided at the weekend that strippers must have certain parts of themselves "adequately" covered —in opaque material. "The new regulations
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    He stole smokes
    67 9 Albert Palmer, 18, yesterday pleaded guilty in a Singapore court to a charge of stealing cigarettes valued at $104 from the bar of the Cathay Theatre last Saturday. Inspector E. Mahadevan told the magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, mat Palmer was caught by a watch man
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    Singapore tips for Federation temporaries
    129 9 MR. N. A. KULARAJAH former chairman of the Singapore Civil Service Staff Side Council, will talk to members of the Federation Government Temporary Officers Union on Friday on the re-organisation of the Singapore Civil Service and the absorption of temporary clerks into the permanent establishment.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
    43 9 The families of Chua Kong Tet Chua Kong Yong and Lim Choon Guan thank all relatives and friends for their messages of sympathy, wreaths and use of car.s on the death of the late Madam Maria Pan Ah Pen e on 7-10-57.
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      NEW DRESS FOR LULI
      849 10 BAREFOOT BELLE WENT along with Borneo film star Lull, to help choose her first Western dress, and her father Penghulu Sibah came too, like any other man who had to give his approval. But unlike most other men, he didn't have to bring o u t
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      326 10 Straits Times Crossword IS LJ 3 LJ 4 P* Hi 6 pur imF Z_,l]illil I 1" I ACROSS 3 I have reduced the hollow not 1 Present way of getting Navy ld f d n *L<*>« under way (6). 4 Nothln 1U« example to swell nation' head (8). 9To dress
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  • STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE
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      Lock icon The Flying Fool who became living legend
      1185 11 The Flying Fool who became living legend challenge of tho Ailantir air Mwf trwrf *.«"0 o// tragedy and international rivalry, had bwn met and defeated... lllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimimilliMiiiMiMiHiii, 1$ the cold drizzly dawn of May 20, 1927, a tiny, heavilyladen monoplane lumbered along the sodden runway of Roosevelt Field, Long Island, bounced
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      191 11 Hvx Morgan M.D. Strange letter -=i IP you HAVE TIME, A FEW MOMENTS LATEX [SuLL KI^UXKEX^ /HE RECEIVED A STIUNOE LETTER Dick Tracg Storg in pictures "X s^ "NaBBBBBaBBaSEJ^i I TEN MINUTES LATER 11/ INCIDENTALLY MAY I USE Y\ W BE I 1 J hf? THAN THAT, V| i^^ :^^^^H^^
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    TIN EXPORTS LAST MONTH FELL BY ELEVEN PER CENT
    190 12 TIN EXPORTS LAST MONTH FELL BY ELEVEN PER CENT By Our Market Correspondent IVf ALAYA'S tin exports according to official IYI figures published over the week-end fell by 11.8 per cent in September compared with nine months of the year at 53 9 2 S year cent less than in
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    129 12 MELBOURNE, Mon. INVESTMENT shares recorded 1 an easier tone on the Stock Exchange here today, main movement being British Tobacco down Is. 6%d- Mining shares showed no definite trend. Main price variation was Mt. Morgan up 1* Loans showed a firm tone. Loans 3H% 1956-59 £9715/32. Loans 3>4%
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    36 12 On the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.91K for cash and 5.92?; for TT Sterling was quoted at 15-45 and one taei of gold at 259%.
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    58 12 Ship* lylnc alon r d 1 (•pore Harbour B.urd .v'M expected today a Olga Maersk 4-5 Yunan 8-7, oapan IJN 10-11. Benmm Passio Jr. 15-in 18, Pawel inn,.. pang NWall l. 3, Lasem K.Wi Brander 21-22. lls 34. Trecl Ma] 37-38, Euryba'. shir* 31-32, Wonwj'ri si ,?l dorus
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    11 12 Snnret Bldor prod,.— plcula in aeptemN «6; yardage twatici
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      123 12 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS FOR ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARY APPLICATIONS are Invited tor the post of Assistant General Secretary In the all Malayan Estates SUS Union In the salary scale of 1600/50 A/750. Minimum qualifications (1) Must have passed School Ortlncate examination or equivalent thereof. (2) Must be able to initiate and
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      813 12 NOTICES WILLIAM JACKS COMPANY (MALAYA) LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second Interim Dividend of 6tt% (less 30% Income Tax) has been declared In respect of the Financial Year ending 30th September, 1957, payable on the 28th October, 1957 to stockholders on the Register at that
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      801 12 NOTICES CHINESE WRITE* IN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, KEDAH PERLIS, ALOR STAR Qualifications: Junior Middle 111 Chinese Government Examination and knowledge of English. Preference will be given to those who have passed Senior Middle 111 Chinese Government Examination and hold School Certificate. Applicants should be between the ages of 17
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      278 12 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Police Co-Operative Thrift Lean Society I.td.'s Proposed New Building— Piling Tenders are Invited from contractors for piling for the proposed Police Co-Operative Thrift A Loan Society Building at Suleiman Road, Kuala Lumpur. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Architects during normal office hours
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    INDIAN CANNERS MALAYAN EFFORT
    231 14 INDIAN CANNERS MALAYAN EFFORT A TOP businessman A from India predicted in Singapore that Indian canned fruits and canned vegetables would dominate the Malayan market by next year. Mr. K. U. Patel. general manager of one of the bin three canners in Indi.i Tims Products Ltd. of Calcutta, said the
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    American investors' interest in Malaya
    267 14 'KEEN TO FINANCE FACTORIES' A MERICAN investors, attracted by Malaya's natural resources and economic potentialities, are planning to invest here on a larger scale, according to local businessmen who have trading connections with the United States. These business circles say that many wouldbe American investors
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    Streamline plans for subsidiary
    140 14 REFERRING to the reorganisation of the company's affairs In Malaya. Sir James Helmore, chairman ot Hecht, Levis and Kahn Ltd. has informed share-holders that their main subsidiary In Singapore. Anglo-French Bendlxsens Ltd., has become a holding company controlling several operating suosidiaries. Anglo-French earlier ia the year
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    New director
    44 14 The annual meeting In London of William Jacks and Co confirmed the appointment as a director of Mr. H. F. Clements, former chairman and managing director of what the chairman. Mr. W. Gray Buchanan, called "our very successful associated company In Malaya."
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    Sime, Darby to sell Swedish plastic
    205 14 SIME, Darby and Co. Ltd., Singapore have taken over the agency for the sales of the decorative plastic covering material called Perstorp Panel. The material is manufa: tured by Skanska Attikfabriken A.8., Perstorp. Sweden, who introduced th<: product on to the Malayan market five
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    NEW DUNLOP EXECUTIVES NAMED IN LONDON
    135 14 MR. L. J. YV BAILEY, Dunlop's chief purchasing agent for the past five years, bas been appointed general manager of the India Tyre and Rubber Company and a director from October 1. Mr. D. W. Hawkins, director and general manager of Dunlop Plantations Ltd..
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    PENANG MAN AIDS MINES
    115 14 APenang engineer, Mr. S R. Griffin, has designed a transporter "in ac cordance with world stand ards" for conveying dredge parts. Manufactured In Fenang. the transporter has been shipped to Renong, Thailand for the Siamese Tin Syndi cate. The transporter has an overall length of 31
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    One more countrY to sell radios on Malayan market
    199 14 One more countrY to sell radios on Malayan market SWEDEN, a major producer of fun. steadily developing its radio market Ma > despite dealers' opinion that the local radi is already over-crowded. A Swedish company. Sven ska A.B. Gasaccumulator i>« Stockholm has already In troduced several new mod e!s of
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    Lock icon Surgeon has plan to prevent ring deaths
    206 15 Strict medical control of all boxers may be adopted JOHANNESBURG, Mon. A Johannesburg neuro-surgeon has a proposal for medicai control of both amateur and professional boxing. His scheme which is likely to b adopted by the South African Amateur Boxing Association, may eventually
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    BUKIT TIMAH WEIGHTS
    514 15 WEIGHTS for all TT dfht races at Bukit Timah on Saturday are: Cl.lDlv.l-.mil* Three Bints 9.07 Naxakat 8.09 Adelaide Star 8.09 Tudor Wonder 8.08 Straits Code 8.07 Crimson Pirate 8.06 Daiku 8.05 Jolly Sailor 8.04 Muffin Man 8.00 James Alteh 8.00 Pappa's Love 7.1S Screen Play 7.1S
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    Lock icon Outsider Oroso triumphs in Europe's richest race
    279 15 ¥>ARIS, Mon.— Oroso. a 50 1 to 1 outsider, brought off a shock victory yesterday in the Prix De L'Arc de Triomphe. Europe's richest race. Serge Boullenger, given special leave from the FTericli Army to ride M. Raoul Meyer's four year old, brought
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    NOVEMBER MEET AT K.L. FOR CLASSES 2 AND 5
    71 15 rjiHE SELANGOR Tun Club's November Meet ing (Nov. 2. 6 and 9) at Kuala Lumpur will be open to horses in Classes 2 and 5 Class 2 horses will havp their first runs over 61 or 7t and second runs over
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    SELANGOR XI TO TRAIN AT MERDEKA STADIUM
    108 15 SELANGOR XI TO TRAIN AT MERDEKA STADIUM KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Selangor's soccer team will go into serious training for the next ten days beginning tomorrow in preparation for the Malaya Cup final. The training, under Wong Xi Leong, the Selangor coach, will take place at the Merdeke. Stadium. Meanwhile Mr.
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    127 15 KUTS IN NEAR RECORD RUN PRAGUE, Mon.—Vladimir Kuts, Russia's Olympic gold medallist, won the 5,000 metres here yesterday in 13 mm. 38 sec. only 1.2 sec. outside the world record held by Britain's Gordon Pirie. It is the world's second fastest time for the distance. Kuts's previous best was 13min.
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    179 15 Solomons makes £50,000 offer TITLE BOUT IN JUNE LONDON, Monday. PROMOTER Jack Solomons said today he has offered Floyd Patterson £50,000 to defend his world heavyweight boxing title in an outdoor bout in Britain next June. I Solomons said he wants to match Patterson against Dick Richardson, a 23-year-old Welshman,
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    Ramblers to revive pre-war race
    120 15 Ramblers to revive pre-war race NEARLY 30 ot Singapore's top racing cyclists have entered for the first postwar 32-mile bicycle road race to be held on Sunday Oct. 20. This race is being organised by the Island Ramblers and its secretary, Mr. Ng Chwee Lye. said yesterday that the closing
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    60 15 BERLIN. Mon.— West Germany defeated France by 118 points to 94 In a two-day international athletics match ending at Druisberg yesterday, Germany led 61.45 on the first day. Best performance yesterday was a French 1,500 metres record by Michael Jazy. who clocked 2min. 43.65ec. to clip four-tenths
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    140 16 COMPROMISE MUST BE WORKED OUT-SAFA VIEW SAFA president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon said in Singapore last night that he would be "very glad" t<> meet Tengku Abdul Rahman "if something good can come out of such a meeting." He said he had told Dr. K Sundram, the F.A. of Selangor
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    49 16 Indian Recreation Club's team to meet R.E.M.E. in their SAFA senior Cup semi-flnal at Jalan Besar at 5.15 p.m today will be picked fromNarayanan. Rengasamy, Simon Dass, Majld, Govlnda Ghanl, Suppiah, Velu, P. K. Sa'my. Rashid. Bala, Ramakrlshnan Zakariya, Gurunathan, Limbu. Krlshnan, Doralappan, Palanla'ppan.
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    'Big 2' talks may bring soccer peace
    400 16 SUNDRAM TO ACT AS MEDIATOR BETWEEN StNGAPORE ASP FAM boh is prepared to meet Tengku 'anytime' in K. Lumpur By KIM FERKAMDEZ KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE MOVE for "peace" in Malayan football, between Football Association of Malaya and Singapore Amateur Football Association, which
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    ONLY 4 TEAMS HAVE FULL POINTS SO FAR
    413 16 ONLY 4 TEAMS HAVE FULL POINTS SO FAR How they stand rvEFENDING champions Singapore Recreation Club are the only first division team with a hundred per cent record in the Singapore Hockey Association league so far. SRC. lead the first division table wit.i eight points from their four matches. Three
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    Opening tie for holders
    163 16 DEFENDING champions Nancy Lim and Lav Hui Huang will meet Tan Hoo Lan and Mrs. Molly Tan In the first round of the Singapore Badminton Association's women's doubles event at the SB. A. hall tomorrow. Other ties are: Veterans' Singles: Sambojoe Ahmad v Neo Seng Kee
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    SCC's third string in 35-3 defeat
    181 16 SCC's third string in 35-3 defeat SINGAPORE Cricket Club "B" received the season's worst drubbing when they went down to The Blacks by 35 points (7 goals) to three (try) in a rugby match on the padang yesterday. S.C.C., pinned In their own half for most of the game, never
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    Sports DIARY
    44 16 HOCKEY BHA Div. 1: C.S.f. v Wanderers, Balwtier Road, Div. 2: University v BODCA. St. George's Road. In-ter-school: Serangoon v Victoria, Serangoon; St. Andrew's v Ontram School, Woodsvllle. SOCCER S.A.F.A. senior Cup (Semifinal): Indian Recreation dab f REME. Jalan Besar, 5.1S p.m.
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    PLAYERS TO SAFA: CLARIFY POSITION
    195 16 ARE Services soccer players in Singapore bound by the S.A.F.A. bye-law which states that "all Clubs and members of this Association shall be bound to place their players at the disposal of the Council for all representative matches?" This question was discussed at yesterday's S.A.F.A.
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    Serangoon held
    17 16 Serangoon Gardens and R.A F. Seletar drew 2-2 In their hockey friendly at Serangoon yesterday.
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    Clubs want new league next year
    267 16 SAFA TO DECIDE SOON— SOH IijOST senior soccer clubs in Singapore want the R Singapore Amateur Football Association to introduce a premier league next year on the "closed door" basis of pre-war years. This was revealed to I S.A.F.A. council, whicn met yesterday, by
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    Negri take quad title
    98 16 SEREMBAN, Mon. Nejrrl Sembilan won the quadrangular hockey tournament which ended here today on goal average Negri and Johore both had four points from their three matches but the home team scored 15 goals to Johore's eight. Malacca finished third with three points while Pahang had
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    Table tennis tourney
    50 16 Entries for the Singapore Youth Sports Centre's table tennis tournament, scheduled to begin at the end of this month, will close on Oct. 20. Events are men's and women's singles. Only members of the S.Y.S.C. are eligible. Boys under 15 can compete in the boy's singles championships.
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    Golf winners
    32 16 Allan Mundav and Lim Kiu Chin won the President and VicePresident's prizes in the annual golf competition at the Royal Island Club yesterday. M. Tukey and L. Sabine were runners-up.
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    AFS trounced
    27 16 R.A.P. Seletar "B" trounced 10 A.F.S. by 30 points (3 goals, penalty goal and 4 tries) to nil in a rugger match at Seletar yesterday.
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    Arjan makes good start for title
    241 16 WINS TWO OF FOUR EARLY FINALS AT SIKHS MEET SINGAPORE high jump champion Arjan Singh Gill became a strong contender for individual honours In the third Singapore Sikh athletics championships to be held at Farrer Park on Oct. 20. Gill won two of the
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    EDDIE CONCENTRATES ON HIS 'DAILY WORKOUT' IN CUP TRAINING CAMP
    71 16 EDDIE CONCENTRATES ON HIS 'DAILY WORKOUT' IN CUP TRAINING CAMP PHYSICAL exercises are a major item on EE the programme foi Malaya's top badmia- ton stars who are nn;« taking part In the Thomas Cap training "camp" at Kuala Lum- pur. This picture shows Eddie Choong. the Ma- layan and
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    Lock icon Aust tourists arrive in Johannesburg
    83 16 Aust tourists arrive in Johannesburg JOHANNESBURG. Mon.— The Australian cricket team arrived here by air today for a five-month tour of South Africa and Rhodesia. Toe team will play 22 matches including five Tests. The tour begins on Oct. 19 with a three-day game against a Northern Rhodesia Invitation XI.
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    7 Olympi players are out of S'pore X
    152 16 7 Olympi players are out of S'pore X SEVEN Olympic pu have failec. to j places in the Sine a > team to travel i Lumpur this for the quadrant tournament against (j langor, Perak Sembilan. Only nine member. Singapore's team to bourne are un< names announced for the trip.
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    Only goal
    29 16 A last-minute goal by bajan Singh off a short a ncr gave Y.M.S.A. v ltory over Khalsa Assodatt In a S.H.A. Div. match at Serangoor. P.:; yesterday.
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    Police lose
    25 16 Singapore Police E their first defeat in I S.H.A. Div. 3 leagu I they were beaten 2-1 I Prisons at Thorn. I yesterday.
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