The Straits Times, 5 October 1958

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,206. to*}*** in /Hotel* SINGAPORE, SUNDAY^^W^R 5, 1958. 20 CENTS
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    BRITAIN WINS JET RACE ACROSS ATLANTIC
    23 1 Comet IV sets record in commercial flight Comet IV— the four-jet De Havilland airliner photographed on take-off.
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    Lock icon BIG HUNT FOR CYPRUS WIFE KILLERS
    221 1 BIG HUNT FOR CYPRUS WIFE KILLERS |^l COS lA, Sat. A big hunt is on for two Greek youths who shot dead a British serviceman's wife in Famagusta yesterday and wounded another woman. In search operations last night a 12-year-old Greek girl collapsed with shock and a British soldier was
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    Lock icon Threat of new war in Quemoy
    158 1 Threat of new war in Quemoy BIG U.S. BUILD-UP IN SOUTH FORMOSA yAIPEH, Sat. American official .ources said today there could be a new flare-up in the Formosa Straits war next week. They said the tense situation over the Communist attempt to blockade the Islands could explode in a new
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    Lock icon Amory in Delhi
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. Mr Derick Heathcoat Amory. the British Chancellor of the Exchequer, arrived here today to attend the World Bank and International Monetary Fund Conference, which opens on Monday.— Reuter.
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    Strike at Comet factory
    75 1 /^HESTER. Sat.— Britain s \J Comet IV today opened up the world's, first transatlantic jet service but the makers of the Comet were on strike. Eighty machine shop employees at the De Havilland aircraft factory at Broughton, near here, have "suspended" themselves until next Wednesday. They
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    Man attacked in park
    51 1 Two men were arrested near Katong Park, Singapore, at midnight, minutes after an attempted armed robbery in which the victim. Tan Lye Hock. 21, was stabbed in the back. Tan was strolling in the park with his fiancee. Miss Ng Al Geok, 19, when he was
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    A CHAMPAGNE LUNCH FOR THE FIRST PASSENGERS
    1096 1 LONDON, Saturday. BOAC inaugurated a new era in air travel today with the first two pure jet commercial flights across the Atlantic when a gleaming Comet IV airliner took off from idlewild. New York, for London and another left London for New York.
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    500 detained in police swoop
    32 1 MARSEILLES, Sat. Police have detained more than 300 Algerian Muslims in connection with General de Gaulle's visit here. A further 200 have been detained for Identity checks.
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    Lock icon EXCELLENT HEALTH
    24 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.—President Eisenhower's doctors reported today after his annual medical check-up that he continued to maintain "an excellent state of health." Reuter.
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    Actress refuses to wear swimsuits
    70 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The Jantzen Bathing Salts Co. announced today that Hong Kong actress-model Helen Lei Mci i s being sent home because she refused to wear their swimsuits. The company, which flew Miss Mci and her wardrobe of 70 dresses and matching accessories into
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    VISIT TO FARELF
    31 1 Lieut.-Gen. Sir Edrlc M Bastyan, commander of British forces in Hong Kong, arrived In Singapore by Cathay Pacific Airways last night for a short visit to GHQ FARELF.
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    ROTTEN EGGS FOR BRIDE AND GROOM AT WEDDING HALL
    206 1 |POH, Sot. Mr. Tan Teik Yee, 41, and Miss Wong See Fong, 25, went bravely through their wedding ceremony here today, although it had started with rotten eggs. About 100 guests were waiting in the hall of the Tong Ann Association
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    Causeway bar 'aimed at fleeing thugs'
    420 1 Causeway bar 'aimed at fleeing thugs' GOVT. DENIES POLITICAL MOTIVES, BUT PARTIES ARE FEARFUL KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. GOVERNMENT spokesmen said today there was no cause for panic over the Federation's new entry regulations, which were "aimed at the increasing influx of gangsters and secret society members fleeing from Singapore." A
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    Dato Nik hurt in car crash
    136 1 Dato Nik hurt in car crash MENTAKAB. Sat. Dato Nik Ahmad Kamil. Permanent Secretary to the External Affairs Ministry, and his wife, Datin Nasiah. were injured in a car accident near here this morning. Dato Nik had four broken ribs and Injuries in the chest His wife fractured a wrist.
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    15 MEN STOOD 5 MINUTES FROM DEATH
    58 1 15 MEN STOOD 5 MINUTES FROM DEATH DENANC. Sat.— A cylinder of oxy-acerylene gas exploded in a Weld Quay godown today, five minutes after a gang of of labourers had finished work beside it. The blast ripped the roof and part of a zinc wall off the godown. belonging to
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    STOP PRESS
    191 1 COMET AVERA 580 MPH LONDON, Sat. York-London Conn t averaged 581 mph stop and arrivrd minutes ahead of dule. Meantime I< i New York Comet ni at Gander, Nvwfoun and flew on to New York.IKE'S PLEDCE WASHINGTON, Sat.— Eisenhower said today US. woaid n«t km I involved in
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    UNDER MY SCALPELS
    308 2 I'M JUST going to give you a few small I injections in the scalp, Dr. Schmidt," I told the pale skeleton of man lying on the operating table. As the membranes of the brain itself are quite insensitive, it was only necessary for me to administer a
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    Be Proud of Your English
    483 2 Are you content with the way you speak and write? Arc you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance of effective speech and writing been more widely recognised than today. If you can express yourself
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    There I stood—gazing into a man s open brain and talking to him about it...
    1330 2 There I stood— gazing into a man s open brain and talking to him about it... tween the dura mater and the bone, applied a little piev-urr and the round section of the skull came away in my hand, still warm. My other assistant wrapped it quickly in damp compresses
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    By Professor Hans Killian
    1492 2 in flames with the rest of his documents. "After the accident the patient was practically unconscious for weeks we kept asking him questions in the hope of getting the formula out of him. But it came to nothing." I could well Imagine these interrogations: they must
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    Lock icon HARDER TIMES AHEAD FOR THE WORLD CROOK
    866 3  -  W. Ramsay 160 INTERPOL DELEGATES TALK ABOUT HOW TO BEAT CRIME RECENTLY a criminal involved in a bigscale robbery climbed over a wall to make good his escape, a wall whose parapet was embedded with jagged bits of glass in accordance with the
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    Ashes of car crash youths floor home
    134 4 IPOH. Sat. pHINESE Buddhist priests 'Vv in yellow robes today chanted prayers as a plane, with the ashes of two Ipoh youths killed in August in a moor accident in Australia, toucned down at the airport here. The ashes were reverently handed over
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    Man s good luck brought him death—inquest
    311 4 Man s good luck brought him death— inquest A SINGAPORE mechanic was driving to Johore Bahru to claim a $1,000 lottery prize when he met with an accident and was killed, the Coroner's Court was told yesterday. A friend of the mechanic, Tan Tiap Cheen, told a Singapore coroner that
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    Diploma for social work
    67 4 The Kuala Lumpur division of the University of Malaya will start a two-year diploma course in social studies in May next year for social workers. The entrance examination will be held on Feb. 23 and 24 next year. Application forms for admission can be obtained from
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    Ceylon H.C. calls on Regent
    60 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Ceylon High Commissioner for the Federation, Mr D. C. R. Gunawardena. and his wife paid an official visit here today, calling on the Regent with whom they lunched at the Istana. In the afternoon, they were guests of the Johore Bahru
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    At your cinemas
    67 4 Johore Bahru REX: Pay the Devil 3.15. 6.45, 9 15 CATHAY: Prince Valiant 1130 ».m.; Virgin of Borneo 3. 7, 9.15. Kola Hharu LIDO: Sergeant Hassan Malay U. 30. 3. 7.15. 9.3 C. ODEON: Ta'.l Men 945 a.m.; Orlando 3. 715. ?30 I ki. mi.... REX: Lav
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    Cathedral wedding
    40 4 MR. FREDERICK Hansel Woodford and his bride. Miss Alice Rosalind Mowe. who were married at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd in Singapore yesterday. The reception was held at St. Paul's Hall. Upper Serangoon Road. Sunday Times picture.
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    Brothers jailed for killing planter
    156 4 ALOR STAR, Saturday. TWO brothers were today jailed for six years eacli for the manslaughter of a padi planter. I All Ahmad bin Haji Barmawi. 22. and his 20-year-old brother. Annar. were found guilty on a lesser charge of culpable homicide not ■mounting to murder.
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    Good trade balance
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Federation enjoyed a favourable trade balance of 5126.5 million in the first eight months of this year, compared with $232 8 during the same period in 1957. Exports during the Jan-uary-August period this year totalled 51. 109.8 mil. Imports in August totalled $135.7
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    X-ray survey for new areas
    83 4 The Singapore Governments mass X-ray survey to determine the number of tuberculosis sufferers in the Colony will move to Bukit Panjang and Geylang Serai on Tuesday after successfully completing the X-ray of 20.000 people in the city area. The target for tne two new areas
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    19 traders go to Australia
    52 4 I Nineteen Singapore Chinese businessmen led by Mr. Tan Slak Kew. former president !of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, left by air yesterday morning lor i Australia and New Zealand They will be away for a month touring Sydney. Melbourne, Brisbane. Canberra. Perth. Auckland
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    SOCIALIST FRONT MAY FLAY GOVT. FOR ARRESTS
    207 4 SOCIALIST FRONT MAY FLAY GOVT. FOR ARRESTS |(UAIA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Socialist Front congress meeting here tomorrow will be asked to condemn last Wednesday's swoop by police m which 100 people were arrested for alleged "subversive" activities. 'Some of those detained were Labour Party and Party Rakyut ofllcials and members.
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    Winning films on show
    80 4 The Singapore Film Society will screen five Mms which won competitions sponsored by the Selangor Amateur Cine Group. The screening; will be ar. the Shell Theatrette. Shell House. Collyer Quay, on Tuesday, nt 8.15 p.m. It will be open to all interested In amateur films. The
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    Corruption trial for Nov. 3
    52 4 KLANG. Sat. The trial of a Special Branch offker. accused of corrupUv accepting 528.0000t the $68,000 paid out in rewards to a government agent for information leading to the surrender of Communist terrorists, has been adjourned to Nov. 3. Inspector Tan Hong Chan has pleaded
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    OFFICER GOES HOME
    36 4 KOTA BHARU. Sat. The Kelantan State Agricultural Officer Mr. J. L B Hitchcock, has left en leave to Britain. He is succeeded by the Nesri Sembilan State Agricultural Officer Mi. L. A. Vivian.
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    Two YIPs from the War Office visit a REME workshop
    88 4 M«. Jl LIAN Amery. Parliamentary Under Set re tary of State tor War, and General Sir Hush Stockwell. British Military Secretary and former General Officer Commanding, .Ma- laya. yesterday visited 40 Base Workshop in Ayer Rajah Koad. Singapore. They are
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    After-care meeting
    74 5 The Singapore After-Care Association will hold a public meeting at the Cultural Cenv re. Canning Rise, on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. Speakers at the meeting will be the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Tan Ah Tah. the Minister for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, the Commissioner of Prisons, Major
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    Greetings at the sth. milestone
    40 5 KUANTAN. Sat. Senior Government officials and community leaders from Kuantan will greet the Sultan of Pahang at the fifth milestone Kuantan Pekan Road on his arrival from Kuala Lumpur to Pekan by car tomorrow evening.
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    Centenary party for firm's staff
    61 5 MR. F. A. HARE, general manager of Robinson and Co. Ltd., speaking at the E company's 100 th anniversary staff party yesterday. On his left is Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, E chairman of the company's board of directors. Sunday Times picture. "mi mini 1 1
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    Rise in population —so more will be jobless in Malaya
    340 5 Rise in population so more will be jobless in Malaya KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. FEDERATION Government's annual report for 1957 forecasts growing unemployment following the rapid increase in the male adult population. It says Malaya has the highest population increase rate in the world and that it can be confidently anticipated
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    Big drive for last nine Reds
    113 5 Big drive for last nine Reds KUALA TRENGGANU, Sat. A psychological warfare campaign was launched in the TrenggamiPahang border area today to induce the last nine terrorists there to surrender. Five thousand posters urging the public to give information to the Government about their movements are displayed in kampongs and
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    FREE FILM SHOW
    26 5 The Independent Missionary Movement, Singapore, is putting on a free film show at the Trafalgar Home, Yio Chu Kang Road, at 7.30 tonight.
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    Malaya is over its migration peak
    303 5 IXUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Government believes that the peak cf immigration into the country has been passed. The Immigration Department's annual report for 1957 shows a drop in the number of people entering Malaya. The total number of people granted entry for permanent
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    FOOD AND FUN FOR 500
    259 5 FOOD AND FUN FOR 500 ROBINSON and Co. Ltd. yesterday held a party at its cafe in Raffles Place, Singapore, for its staff of more than 500 to cele- i brate the company's j 100 th anniversary. The six-hour party in- j eluded tiffin, dancing. variety shows, a "Miss Robinson"
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    BREATHING! The correct way leads to poise
    636 6  - BREATHING! The correct way leads to poise By SUSAN BARRIE THIS week Mrs. Margaretha den Hertog, Mensendieck therapist and expert on posture, deals with the correct methods of breathing for maximum health and beauty. "There are three ways of breathing," says Mrs. den h'ertog. "To control your own breathing, sit
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    Check-up after exercise
    92 6 Check-up after exercise muscles. "The rib-cage, that had been hanging on the back muscles, will now be supported from the front. 'In this position, not raiting the shoulders, breathe in and stretch up, then breathe out without ging"lf you practise these exercises carefully you will be well on the way
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    Day and night
    62 6 Strong, vibrant colours are the vogue in the newest overseas collections, with vivid reds, blues and greens. Light, verdant greens with a yellowish cast or deep fir and ever-green colours are all worn widely for day and evening. The violet and purple family is also popular, beginning
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    THE OUTDOOR GIRL WHO DOESN'T LIKE ROCK-'N'-ROLL
    430 6 THE OUTDOOR GIRL WHO DOESN'T LIKE ROCK-'N'-ROLL A BONNIE wee Scots lass with soft auburn hair and the vital statistics of a pocket Venus, is brightening a Singapore hotel with her sultry songs after scoring a hit on television in Australia. The singer, pretty, brown -eyed Kerry Neilsen who looks
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    Trifle with difference
    241 6 TRIFLE is one of the standard desserts that seems to be a favourite with everyone, so here is a recipe for "Trifle Supreme" that is trifle with a difference. Cut sponge-cakes across and spread with strawberry or apricot jam. Lay in dish and soak with a little
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    When you dine out-of-doors
    59 6 Try thla for happier outdoor dining. Sew colour-fast patches on a washable table cloth. These pockets will hold napkins, silverware and any other '.hlngs that might blow away. Spread a coat*ng ol soap on the bottom of the skillet or pot you plan to use over
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    Give your hands kid &love treatment
    229 6 HAVING beautiful hands is not always easy in this tropical climate, where few people wear gloves and dust and city grime can all too easily penetrate the skin. Hot .sun also has an ageing and drying effect, so you should be careful to counteract
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    Cotton can be so chic
    38 6 Cotton Is a fabric which can always be relied upon to hold its own against all comers. And these two lovely British models, wearing cool, summer dresses of printed cotton, prove the point
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    Designers have planned new Order of the Bath'
    387 6 By EVELYN LI UERE is news about bathrooms. New designs save space, simplify remodelling, and add to the good looks of bath and dressing room. For family bathrooms, where two washbasins save standing in line, there is a single unit with two
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    BLACKOUT -AND ITS DINNER BY CANDLE FOR 20,000
    333 7 BLACKOUT -AND ITS DINNER BY CANDLE FOR 20,000 THE fusing of a switch, coupled with the faulting of a cable on Thursday I night deprived 20,000 people in the MacPherson Road Upper Serongoon Road areas of electricity for periods varying from one and a half to 30 hours. Normal services
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    Protest over plan to recruit Japanese
    396 7 ENGINEERS SAY: COUNCIL'S MOVE UNDERCUTS LOCAL MEN yHE Singapore Malayan Institute of Marine and Power Engineers will meet on Tuesday to protest against the Singapore City Council's decision to recruit five Japanese electrical engineers at rates which "undercut" local technicians. The institute has over
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    NOMINATION DAY
    27 7 SEGAMAT. Sat.— Nomlna-. turns of candidates for election to the Segamat Town Council from Genuansi. Gemereh and Buloh Kasap wards close at noon next Saturday.
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    70 DAYS IN JUNGLE, THEN RAFT TO LEAVE-AND 70 DAYS' PAY!
    250 7 70 DAYS IN JUNGLE, THEN RAFT TO LEAVE- AND 70 DAYS' PAY! IPOH, Sat. A croup of New Zealand soldiers scrambled off rafts on the River Plus in a jungle clearing near Lasah in the Suncei Siput district two days ago, after 70 days in deep jungle on anti-terrorist patrols
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    Midwifery in Malay call to the Govt.
    174 7 Midwifery in Malay call to the Govt. "J" HE Koum Ibu (women's section) of Singapore UMNO yesterday called on the Singapore Government to conduct courses and examination in midwifery in Malay. This request was contained in one of four resolutions adopted by the first annual delegates conference of the Kaum
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    Nightsoil men put off strike
    98 7 Nightsoil men put off strike The Singapore City Council Nightsoil Workers' Union decided last night to postpone for a fortnight It* threatened strike live hours before it was due to begin at midnight. This was the result of an offer by the City Council Labour Unions Federation to negotiate with
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      111 7 London to S'pore-by car BRITISH ACTOR PICKS UP HIKER OH WAY I sHH^ k jn i "^^■s* Biitish actor Rhoderick Walker "A wonderful trip," says (right) pictured with the Hillman Walker, who had a leading role Husky in which he drove from in the Broadway stage hit, "The London to
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    Lock icon Bid by Afro-Asian group to settle crisis over Quemoy
    231 8 Bid by Afro-Asian group to settle crisis over Quemoy |^EW YORK, Sat. The powerful Afro-Asian group of delegations today moved to apply their influence towards a peaceful settlement of the Far East crisis. Meeting at the request of Dr. All Sastroamidjojo. Indonesian delegation leader, the group considered a working paper
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    Big Hong Kong reservoir plan
    72 8 HONG KONG. Sat. The Government announced today plans to build a new reservoir which will increase the colony's water storage capacity by half. The new reservoir, to be built on Lantao Island, will cost about $105 million. It is expected to be completed In 1963.
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    A STOLEN PLANE LANDS IN STREET
    106 8 A STOLEN PLANE LANDS IN STREET XTEW YORK, Sat— A stolen i\ light plane landed safely early today in an I'pper Manhattan avenue after narrowly missing several cars. The pilot disappeared into a nearby park. The plane, a single-engined Cessna 120 owned by the Teterboro School of Aeronautics, had taken
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    Lock icon Mine blast kills 61
    53 8 BELGRADE. Sat. The death toll In Yugoslavia's worst pit disaster in history rose to 61 today, with search operations still going on. A Government inquiry commission arrived at the Podvis coal mine. Eastern Serbia, to And the causes of an underground explosion which trap >ed 100
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    Lock icon WHOOSH! ONCE AGAIN THE COMET QUEENS IT IN THE SKIES
    590 8  - WHOOSH! ONCE AGAIN THE COMET QUEENS IT IN THE SKIES Rogana Groarke by LONDON Saturday THE name Comet once associated with tragedy was a proud one again today as Britain's Comet Four inaugurated pure jet passenger services across the Atlantic. The reborn version of the world's first jet airliner is
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    A BRITISH A-SUB IN THREE YEARS, PREDICTS SIR JOHN
    151 8 A BRITISH A-SUB IN THREE YEARS, PREDICTS SIR JOHN SYDNEY, Saturday. yHE ROYAL NAVY will have its first atomic submarine, Dreadnought, in service in three or four years, Sir John Carroll, the Admiralty's chief scientific officer, forcast here today. Sir John made his comments on arriving here as leader of
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    Lock icon France on road to greatness, says de Gaulle
    115 8 AJACCIO. (Corsica). Sat.— General Charles de Gaulle told a wildly cheering crowd here today that the French people had shown their unity in last weekend's referendum and started towards a "fine and great" new future. The Prime Minister, on his way back
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    Lock icon Students clash with police
    46 8 BUENOS AIRES. Sat. —I Scores of people were injured in battle between thousands of university students and police here last night. The students, protesting against the Argentine Senate's refusal to ban private universities, overturned or set fire to buses and trams. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Trawlers rammed us' report
    42 8 REYKJAVIK. Sat. The Icelandic coastguard said last night that the Hull trawler Banquo had rammed one of their vessels, destroying a lifeboat and causing minor damage. The coastguard said the trawler was fishing inside the 12-mile limit.— Reuter.
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    RUSSELL ATTACKS U.S. POLICY ON FORMOSA
    131 8 Sat. The British philosopher, Earl Russell, last night attacked American poli- cy on Formosa as a "policy of lunacy" and said the Chinese Communists would become much milder in two decades. Lord Russell, who was interviewed on television by four Journalists, described the Far
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    The swoop goes on in Penang
    83 8 The swoop goes on in Penang PENANG, Sat. Security police were out again last night rounding up subversive suspects in the city. One man, described as a member of the banned Socialist Youth League, was picked up in Noordin Street. Since last Wednesday's swoop, 21 suspects have been held for
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    34 8 WARSAW, Sat. The ChU nese and United States ambassadors. Mr. Wang Pingnan and Mr. Jacob Beam, met here today for the sixth session of their talks on the Formosa crisis. Reuter.
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    FAR EAST TOUR
    32 8 TOKYO. Sat. The United States Secretary of Defence, Mr. Neil H. McElroy, arrived in Japan today on a 40-day tour of U.S. military installations in the Far East. U.P.L
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    Lock icon The Causeway
    408 8 if From Page One ing in Malaya need be affected, nor would trie new regulations affect Federal citizens or their wives and children up to the age of 18, who would still have exactly the same rights as before to enter the Federation from any place outside Malaya.
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    Getting ready for that 'once in lifetime' moment
    777 9  - Getting ready for that 'once in lifetime' moment FILM-MAKCR CINE CORNER LIOME movie-making is a little like driving a car. If the photographer is not prepared to react quickly to a fast-break-ing situation catastrophe. Although the slip may prove more costly to the motorist, no true movie-maker ever really recovers
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    Babes to follow Dad on island treasure hunt
    425 9 LONDON, Saturday A FAR EAST treasure island no buried pirate gold, but solid platinum aircraft and radio spares in a forgotten United States air base is calling 25-year-old Scot David Salisbury-Hughes. This month he will soil from Britain in a small yacht
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    On the Record
    221 9 On the Record Mighty, KiisciiiH ion and Oh, My Papa lor this album. HERE you get; this delightful evening of Saraii Vaughan for less than an average minimum and cover cnarge." So says Oscar Mnrieiith.il. proprietor of Mister Kelly's. Chicago's farfamed nightspot, m an endorsement of Sarah's 'atesi recording for
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    100-houses plan gets underway
    100 9 1 00-houses plan gets underway MALACCA. Sat. rpHE first phase of a 1 $1,380,000 housing scheme at Bona Vista Road, half a mile from Malacca town, has been completed. Now 14 terrace houses are awaiting occupation. The scheme envisages the erection of 100 houses priced at $13,800 each. Its promoters,
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    George, 109 toasts bride, 60
    88 9 George, 109 toasts bride, 60 ITINGSTON. (Jamaica), Sat— George Francis, ared 109. married his 60--year-old fiancee last week after a courtship lasting 40 years. "We felt it was time to do something." said George as he left the church at Trench Town, near Kingston, Jamaica, with the bride. Miss Urselena
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    WHEN YOUR A/C IS IN THE RED
    74 9 LONDON. &at. If your bank account is "in the red. -watch out. Banks may soon be using electronic book-keeping machines which flash a red light when working on overdrawn accounts. The machine is fed with special cards which have a magnetic strip in
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      479 9 Ah Lim was j& UAMf /-v S Tired, worn out, lislkss. y£M '^s>x Ho lacked strength, energy. SK-cp /I V^ X/\ never came and life was drab! i^ •Vy (Ah Lim had "Gis. V^** >' J^ t >J^^ s I Mr* full '>f P<P-cnerffu, vigour. ~sf- He's regained his normal
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    ENGAGEMENT
    2 10 Enrol
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    Singapore. October 5, 1958. A DOUBLE BENEFIT
    1179 10 Singapore. October 5, 1958. A DOUBLE BENEFIT to teach better road manners to Singapore's cyclists can have a double result one of them unexpected. That is if the authorities take heed from a revelation by- the Police Secretary arising out of the drive. In this educational campaign a mobile police
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    ID
    136 10  -  DONALD G. COOLEY r— By A passenger In an automobile feels a slight increase in G pressures, pinning him to the back of his seat, when a car makes a rapid start. For the space man, rocket acceleration will create pressures of seven to eight G's on his body.
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    On earth he may well be a diver or an acrobat
    1023 10 requirements, dull.-, toward unconsciousness at the same time because arterial pressure is insufficient to supply enough blood. Other experiments have shown that the space man can "take it." At Holloman Air Base. New Mexico, a unique trackway stretches straight
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    ORTRAIT of the CEMAN
    639 10 ORTRAIT of the CEMAN WHAT KIND OF A HUMAN BEING WILL HE BE? they receive no disturbing false signals. Water turtles studied by Dr. H. J. A. von Beckh behave similarly. One turtle lost the use of its labyrinth—its balancing organ, like the inner ear organ of human beings— through
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    Cheap goods from China may cut Japanese imports
    235 11 Cheap goods from China may cut Japanese imports EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICED COMMODITIES WORRYING TRADERS IN SINGAPORE COMMUNIST CHINA has flooded Singapore with extraordinarily cheap foodstuffs and commodities that threaten to sweep Japanese manufactures from the market. Leading fruits importers yesterday complained that they had to dispose of their Japanese apples
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    HIGH TIDES
    63 11 TODAY: Singapore 2.57 a.m. ("ft. lln.» 2.28 p.m. <Bft. lin.K Port Dickson 10.08 a.m. (7ft. 4in.) 10.15 p.m. (7ft. lin.i. Penang 3.461 a.m. (7ft. lln.) 4.28 p.m. (6ft. liro. TOMORROW: Singapore 3.59' a.m. (6ft. 61n.) 3.20 p.m. (7ft. 61n.h Port Dickson 11.50 a.m. (6ft. 71n.) 11.25 p.m. (6ft.
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    Indian envoy's Malacca visit
    110 11 MALACCA. Sal The Indian High Commit 1 ".er in Malaya. Mr. S. K. Ban 1 who arrived in Malacca yesterday on a two-day official visi-., todiy visited the Henry Guruey Approved School ct Telok Mas. Before returning to Kuala Lumpur this evening, he was entertained to
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    Car thief is jailed
    54 11 Ahmad bin Yahaya, 25, who was arrested while driving a car "in an unsteady manner" in Stamford Road on Sept. 16, was jailed for six months in Singapore yesterday for stealing the car. The car belonged to E. E. Riley. It had been parked in Prinsep
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    COURT NOTICES WARN TOUTS
    80 11 THE Singapore Criminal District and Magistrate's Courts have put up notices warning the public against touts. The notices, in all the local languages, are placed conspicuously in many parts of the building in South Bridge Road. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nun They read: "The public is warned against unauthorised
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    F&N make $2.5 mil. net profit despite recession
    381 11 QESPITE less favourable trading conditions last year, Fraser and Neave Ltd. managed to hold j their sales at the record level attained previous- I ly. This resulted in a net profit after taxation of $2,543,000 for the year ended June 30 $110,000
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    Wedding bells for officers
    117 11 MALACCA. Sat. Lieutenant Ngu Kwang Kee of the Federaticn Regiment an Sungel Udang. 13 miles from here, was today married to Miss Dolly Tan Talk Liew at '.he Malacca Registry. The bridegroom is the nephew ol the Chief Medical Officer. Malacca. Dr. Ten Yoon Foong. The
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    COPRA PRICE
    38 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay •nixed copra: October $34 buyers. $35', sellers. Tone was steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bul $53.50 sellers, drum $57 sellers. Tone was quiet
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    TIN PRICE
    27 11 The tin price in Singapore yesterday was $372.50 per plcul up 53.62 1 per plcul en Friday's price The estimated offering was 110 tons. lllllllllllDlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllli
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    Hard work -and a 'little bit of luck'
    294 11 Hard work -and a 'little bit of luck' A 'KAPITAN CHINA' TURNS 80-AND TELLS SECRET OF HIS SUCCESS WIZENED with age but still retaining the wea-ther-beaten features that made him a Kapitan China half a century ago, an 80-year-old Singapore towkay, Mr. Ng Eng Kee, has told the Sunday Times
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      241 11 -AMASI 2*. 9**-^-""""'^ bailing on TV"—"-^^^ 24th Nov. 1958 Soiling on for FREMANTLE ADELAIDE MELBOURNE SYDNEY H I j Wf*W'W*T m T m Wt l 5» class between VPORfc FREMANTLfc £52 1 5b SPORE ADELAIDE £58 £161 SPORE MELBOURNE £61 6. £164 S'PORF SYDNEY £64 £167 NO TOURIST ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE
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      278 11 SINGAPORE I-LIEN !»>£ \.M TIC SOCIETY: Present a sevenact Mandarin play, "Chiu Hal Tang" at the Victoria Theatre. 7.30 p.m. BAND CONCERTS by the Police Band at the Esplanade Gardens 5.30 pan. to 6.30 p.m., and by the Band of the 1st Foresters at the Botanic Gardens, 5 p.m. to
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    181 12 l or. mm. (top. Lit by Sim iTI Yrong Choon. 872-A lpprr Srrangoon Road, Singaporr 13. won the first prizr I*3ol in this week's contest. The photographer used a Zeiss Ikofltx camera and Agfa film. Aperture was F. 5.6. and speed 1 100 see. The second
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    Photo folios by post I aid the lone worker
    921 12  -  Raymond Thomas QNE of the most important aids to photographic progress is sincere and helpful criticism. In England alone there are as many as one thousand or more photographic clubs and societies where amateurs and professionals can meet to chat, discuss
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      20 12 Write to Raymond Thomas c/o Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9, if you have any picture problems.
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      181 12 ACROSS: 1. Supplications DOWN: 1. Fibrous mineral f 7); 7. Thong (5); 12. Member <«>: 2. Scanty remuneration r i^cfitMti^r. m\- ii rtrtnt (8) 3 Record (5); 4. Makes of institution (6). 13. Drink (6) 5 p>at (4) 6 En <4>: 14. Artillery unit (7): 15. closure (3): 8. Sharp
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    R^fi^^^^M
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    SEX KITTENS, SAINTS AND SPIES DOMINATE SCREEN
    117 13 This weeh's bag*- everything but a Western |T was pretty much of a lucky dip with the week's previews. And not everything that came out of the bag offered consolation. All that was missed out was a Western. Otherwise the offerings included everything
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    Otto goes arty with Joan
    747 13 "THAT wasn't Art," said my companion as we left the Press showing ot Otto Preminger's "ST. JOAN", "it was just Otto." And who knows but that he may well have been right! For this newest screen version of the life story of the Maid of
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    Brigitte Bardot is barely seen as a beautiful shy bride
    741 13 Brigitte Bardot is barely seen as a beautiful shy bride IT'S not that the censors object to Brigitte Bardot carrying the French film industry upon her bare shoulders. It's when she attempts to emulate the strong man at the circus by taking the weight on her bare chest an outcry
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      562 13 J Mflif+Vl NOW SHOWING m^L M\W ii 1.30, 4, 6.45 9.30 p.m. J T*. Robert Mitchum iwiip UIIUTCDC" C'Scope- Color jj Robert Warner ffWlfl CW (Fox) 2 GHT* THOISE BEWITCHING EYES" (Mand.) )f W Today 9 a.m "FAIR MAIDEN AMONG THF MELONS" (M).^ 1* H ajn-i i.4 5t 4.15, «.45
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      104 13 RADIO MALAYA h S NA XA s L cr S v H £e T ™ye ft M^e 41 metri: MUSl In A Mld Da y Mood; 1.30 sAcpapaSf Th News: !45 Relax An <» Listen; Medium G W mHre, I T£^ h t 68 Medium .^"3O metre, ThTcS^-'- 1 7
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    HELICOPTERS FLY LOW OVER DUSUN
    490 14 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL THE weather has lately been quite pleasant for our men searching for bad hats in the jungle. About all we civilians see or hear of Operation Badak is the flight of helicopters to and fro. One flew so low yesterday morning that
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    NOW: THE BETRAYAL
    940 14  -  IDE^ 1111 But he has reached the tiny painted box, and inside it there is no ring, no embossed image of the guardian saint of wayfarers. Just a scrap of paper, and on it these words; I LOVE YOU. I need hardly add the look they exchanged
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    Busk in the straw...
    81 15 Tina Louise and Aldo Ray, down on the farm, i n "Cod's Little Acre. 11 FIFTEEN years ago Jane Russell started a revolution in screen romance with her hayloft love scenes. That was the start of a search for new backgrounds to make pas- sion more
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    AND SO TO BEDWITHOUT SHEEP
    1045 15 The truth about YOUR dream world.. .by Mary Hampson I'VE heard so many people telling the world that they "never slept a wink last night" that I decided to investigate this business of sleep. I discovered that the old wives are massing in the bedrooms,
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    Fascinating story behind the Dead Sea Scrolls
    800 15 pASCINATING is the story behind one of the most momentous discoveries of modern times. Fascinating, too, is the authoritative and comprehensive survey which has been given by one of the leading archaeologists of the present day concerning that remarkable discovery. What began it
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    DANGEROUS GAME
    528 17 This boy mingles with gangsters for the sake of protection WHAT advice do you think I should give a boy who mixes with thugs to get what he calls "protection"? He sells almost everything he has to buy Yankee pants and so on. His parents have gone on
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    Jane Lee's HUMAN CASE BOOK
    423 17 Jane Lee's HUMAN CASE BOOK IHAVE been corresponding with a girl for the past three years. Recently she expressed her love for me and visited my home town where she has a nephew with whom she stayed. She comes to my house often and we go to a quiet place
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    Sharp retort to runaway Romeo
    880 17 she one night asked me to aance with her during a social evening at the centre, and also to teach her ballroom dancing. As we both come from the same town, when we went home for the vacation she asked me to visit her liouse.
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    KNOW ALLS
    590 17 W^^L^^ J^^^^j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^n When air becomes moist and rises it cools and then it condenses. A collection of small droplets of rain is formed (ice call it a cloud/ and the more the air rises the heavier the drops become. Rain falls when the drops become too heavy to
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      278 17 Tell me Doctoz! "Why do you always use Wright's Coal Tar Soap?" "\Y ?<>■ "•*< Mr s »t». i hau- to keep my haads *>ft ana 1 wositiTC so that I can diagnose tremble* mad, above all. mast keep them comP^Hy hygienic. There are lots of food soapt, hat I
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      298 17 Wounds heal faster with new Elastook^j* It lets the wound BREATHE 1 t 4 SWn moisture can evapotate and \^^r\ escape right through Airstrip beearcc t ii is microporiHfe. This means clean, >j!f\ 4 i*— drjt faster beating. f\^ <^ Yet its WATERPROOF J Jjf^* Wounds aw pw«eeied from pease,
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    A 'BUY' THAT WILL NOT SCARE AWAY BRITONS
    1214 18  - A 'BUY' THAT WILL NOT SCARE AWAY BRITONS GRAHAM SHORT By THE British Motor Corpo r a t i o n, cashing in on the growing demand in Britain and on the Continent for dualpurpose cars, have brought out an entirely new Austin A4O. Styling is by brilliont Italian designer
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    It is quite time our 'Sporting Barons' realised their duties
    549 18 It is quite time our 'Sporting Barons' realised their duties QUR national and state sports associations should take a lesson in organisation from the Federation of Malaya Combined Schools Sports Council. Without fear of contradiction I would say that the FMCSSC has. during Its short existence of about a year,
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      159 18 IiIIoCTOBER ISSUE !f!!t| NOW ON SALE 1 *3a4i^B^L^Lfl %ASOEKI ABDULLAH -FAMOUS INDONESIAN ARTIST IN SINGAPORE RICHIE BENAUD WRITES ON AUSTRALIA'S TEST PROSPECTS THE JADE LOTUS- BANGKOK THRILLER COMPLETE IN THIS ISSUE. RACING: THE PHOTO-FINISH CAMERA CANNOT LIE GET YOUR COPY NOW JFt(>/n//i(/ff>fi -fM f*ortahle with a NEW, a carrying case
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      378 18 i£L the MEW GENERAL^) ELECTRIC 2£^/-E£££ Interior Terrific clout wirh HMia iov g Here it tuper low coat refricerator built Q T»o Mim-Cafca lc« 'or the whole family, with plenty of wide 8 Trayt. J^ shelves, trayt. and ample compartments fgg Ratat. •*> (or all those froicn foods the only
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    Lock icon $210,000 SHIPMENT OF HORSES ARRIVES
    54 19 ABOVE: Some ot the yearlings icing fed in their boxe. on E board the Thorstrand. RIGHT: One of the three horses that E broke loose while disE embarking being E chased by a stable boy. All three horses were caught. SunE day Times pictures by
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    BRITISH SOCCER
    319 19 LONDON, Sat. Results of tonight* MMt matches MM INTERNATIONAL Ireland TCnglund 3 lat Belfast) AMATKIR INTERNATIONAL MM 1 South Africa 3 (at Itangori DIVISION ONL Aisenal 1 West Broih. 3 .•»slon ilia MMMIi 1 Burnley 4 CheN.'a Lvrrton i Birmingham 1 Leicester 3 Luton 1 Manchester I I.
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    One of 5 that was eager to show its paces
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    STCs 35 yearlings landed in good condition
    295 19 STCs 35 yearlings landed in good condition rpHE Singapore waterfront was turned into a race-track yesterday when three horses broke loose while being led away from a freighter to the coaches waiting to transport them to the Singapore Turf Club's quarantine stables at Bukit Timah. The horses galloped from one
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    Promoted teams get off to good start
    346 19 ■yOUNG Men Sikh Associa--1 tion and Khalsa justified their promotion to Div. One of the Singapore Hockey Association League when they took points off senior teams in their first matches yesterday. While V.M.3.A. decisively beat Indian Associat.on 5-1 at Serangoon Road. K.nalsn hrld
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    PENANG HOLD S'GOR TO 3-3
    91 19 KUALA LUMPUR. S. t.—Selangor. the H M.S. Malaya Cup champions, were held to a 3-3 draw by Penang, each side scoring a penalty goal, in their Interstate rugby match on the padang here today. Denham gave Penan^ the lead wnen he kicked a penalty from
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    Eng Guan in third round
    39 19 Lim Eng Guan beat C. H. Theselra 300-197 in the second round of the Singapore Billiards Association championship last night. Lee Chen* Puan beat Lee Sai Pong 300--il? In the other second round match.
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    Lock icon ENGLAND AND IRELAND DRAW 3-3
    114 19 ENGLAND AND IRELAND DRAW 3-3 BELFAST. Sat. In heavy mud and rain here. Ireland and England drew 3-3 I today in the season's first 'match of the British International football champion ship. Little inside-right Wilbur Cush put Ireland ahead in the 35th minute with a shot from close range, which
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    Airmen beaten by BODCA
    58 19 Gupta and Hardip scored a goal each in 8.0.D.C A's 2-0 win over R.A.F. Seletar in their S.H.A. League Dlv 2 match at Seletar ypsterday. Serangoon Gardens beat YM.S.A. "B" 3-2 in a Div. 3 match at St. Georges Road. George. Fong Weng and Singam scored
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    RAF SIGNALLERS BEAT RE TO SCORE Bth WIN
    379 19 RAF SIGNALLERS BEAT RE TO SCORE Bth WIN SKYLINE BEATS TULLOCH'S RECORD SYDNEY. Sat. Mr. B. H. Crowley's Skyline, riddi-n by Mcl Schumacher, beat the race record of "wonder horse" Tulloch when winning the Australian Jockey Club Derby over a mile and a half at Randwick here today. His time
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    Rahman best
    50 19 KUALA lUMPUR. Sat. Sixteen records were set at the Federation Government j Services athletic meet at Merdeka Stadium tonight. The] outstanding athlete was Mo- I hamed Abdul Rahman who j ran the 440 yards in 50.65ec. and the 880 yards in lmin t 57.8 sec —both meet records.
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    Postponed
    26 19 Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation's basketball tournament for the Chung Hwa Cup. scheduled to start last night, has been postponed. It will begin next Saturday.
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      375 19 AN ANNOUNCEMENT: On our weekly Bombay Sydney Bombay service. aSUaaj. we w Tr om Singapore wLffj^^iZf A 'o Djakarta. D-«rwin and S\\ Sydney on Tuesdays »t iJjL^^&^l with cffcct from 7th /A^/L^^^^^^ r _J^^T *o Madras and Botnbiy SK^^r on Fridays .it I 40 p.m. f^H By with effect from
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    50 20 2n Hunt- M (Minimum). lOM WEE KAY CHIANG. Nee Madam Ciiav Keong Neo, |)assed away 4.10.58 leaving behind 3 daughters; 2 sons: 2 sons-in-law; 2 daughters-in-law and many grand children and great grand children. Cortege leaves 40 Emerald Hill Rd. at 4 p.m. for cremation at Thomson Road, Spore.
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