The Straits Times, 7 November 1958

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    17 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 80,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 7, 1958 15 CENTS
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    THE BIG EXAM LEAKAGE
    782 1 HE BIG EXAM LEAKAGE NOW 15,000 PUPILS MUST SIT NEW ENTRANCE TEST 'This will protect those who were honest, 9 says Chew Police in probe of paper buying 3y PATRICIA MORGAN Singapore, Thurs. BECAUSE of a leakage of questions, 15,000 students who sat for the lglish secondary schools entrance examinations
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    SUCH A BIG PROBLEM NOW FOR MR. A...
    25 1 SUCH A BIG PROBLEM NOW FOR MR. A... MR. PALL ABISIIEGANADtN Chief Examinations Officer, who is evolving a solution to the problem of resetting examinations.
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    Lock icon Border clash
    34 1 TEL AVIV. Thurs.— lsraeli army Headquarters announced that an armed clash broKe out this afternoon between troops of the United Arab Republic and Israeli forces north of the Sea of Galilee.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Liner for sale
    26 1 LONDON Thurs -Negotia tions are in progress for tru sale of the liner Arundr Castle (19.206 tons) to shipbrenkers in Hong Kong Reuter
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    14 MORE POLIO CENTRES TO OPEN SOON
    342 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. T*He Health Ministery will open seven more polio vaccination centres in the city next week and seven or eight in the rural areas. The Governmen: announced this tonight as eight new polio cases were reported. This is to meet the growing
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    Lock icon Moon shoot today
    52 1 NEW YOI.X. Thurs.—United States Air Force scientists may make their third attempt to put a satellite into orbit around the moon early tomorrow. Reports from Cape Caneveral, Florida, said the giant moon rocket would be fired when the moon was in a favourable phase, roughly 220.000 miles
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    A 'white' Johore by Christmas forecast as more Reds quit
    733 1 From NELSON RUTHERFURD Johore Bahru, Thursday. AFTER 10 years of bitter struggle against the terrorists "white* status is at last on the way for the whole of Johore. Terrorism has ceased in the huge south-west portion of the state as
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    COUPLE WITH $40,000 ON THEIR HEADS...
    18 1 COUPLE WITH $40,000 ON THEIR HEADS... AH ANi\ n jraered execution of five -omrades SWEE SANG his wife
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    MONTY CHALLENGED TO A DUEL
    124 1 ONDON, Thurs.— Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery told reporters here today that he will be "delighted" to receive the challenge to a duel from the Italian nationalist leader, Mr. Vincenzo Caputo. "I shall frame it and stick it on the wall," he added when told that
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    Raid on Kuomintang
    57 1 JAKARTA Thurs Gov ernment officials in Bandoeng yesterday sealed off the premises of 14 Kuomintang organisations. Cash and securities totalling nearly $200,000 were seized and deposited in the Indo- nesian State Bank The buildings are also to be confiscated. Officials of the Kuomintang organisations have been forbidden
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    MALAYA PLANS TO SPEND $684 mil. IN 1959
    256 1 MALAYA PLANS TO SPEND $684 mil IN 1959 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government has estimated for an expenditure of $684,259--049 for public services next year. The biggest allocation $166,319,196 will go to the Education Ministry, according to a Bill published tonight. For this year the Education Ministry was allocated
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    Lock icon Traitor pilot executed
    42 1 SEOUL, Thurs.— The Defence Ministry announced that Cho Jung 11. 31. a pilot who attempted to divert a South Korean military C-46 transport plane to North Korea on April 10 was executed this morning by a firing squad. Reuter.
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    40 thugs battle it out in kampong
    144 1 40 thugs battle it out in kampong SINGAPORE, Thurs.— More than 40 thugs fought a running battle with parangs and other weapons in v kampong off Lavender Street tonight. Police later detained 10 suspects. In the 10-minute clash the gangsters smashed up a barber saloon, two pintablcs in a coffee
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    STOP PRESS
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      92 1 CHRISTENING PRESENTS in SILVER L P. N. S. Baby Mugs, Porridge bowls. Egg Cup Spoon. Birth Record Spoon. Spoon Fork, Loop Spoons. Rattles, etc.. etc. G. C 0E SUVA BROS "Monutacturino, Jewellers' RoMlr» Plocp S'pof«> I Phone ***** &Lm/i mm APOLLO ESSENCE of CHICKEN (MADE IN U.S. A) FREE GIFTS
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    Lock icon Man held for at least 11 murders
    272 3 Already they call Max Aus tria 's 'Bluebeard VIENNA, Thursday. i LONG catalogue of goods discovered in the flat of a murder suspect in St. Foelton, iwer Austria, belonged to at least 11 women m d dead or posted as missing over the
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    SIR JOHN MARRIES THAT OTHER WOMAN'
    119 3 SIR JOHN MARRIES THAT 'OTHER WOMAN' lONDON, Thurs. Sir j John llupgins. (>?. former Governor of I iinaica. who was MUCfd liv l.ad\ llui;I iai hist July fur atlulrj m marrird at Mton. Hampshire. on i uesdaj to Mrs. Margaret Hitchcock, it was annoaneed here toda>. Mrs. Hitchcock. 45, was
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    Lock icon Singapore for UNESCO
    47 3 PARIS. Thurs.— Britain will ask the UNESCO general conference meeting here to admit Singapore as a full associate member in January 1960. a British delegation spokesman said today. At present Singapore is united as one associate member with Sarawak. North Borneo and Brunei.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Public Safety Committees close down
    143 3 1)-.kks. Tliurs. The rlan "public whose exsi policies wire reed by Premier de utter they had helpwe his path to power. iiy shut up shop Rene Denis, secretarvil of tne committees, inced they have been d as a result ol bickering over the current n
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    Wounded wife has a baby
    86 3 HUSBAND SHOT HER, THEN KILLED HIMSELF MRS. CAROLINE KEN. NEDV, 18, lies in a bed next to the daughter she gave birth to in a California hospital recently less than two hours after she was shot and critically wounded by her estranged husband, who killed
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    Lock icon New policies to beat Red trade threat
    178 3 •MALAYA AMONG COUNTRIES HIT' NEW YORK. Thursday. ]i| ALAYA was one of the "traditional exporters" iTI of tin hit when Russia started supplying the European maruet at prices below the market level, said Mr. Douglas Dillon yesterday. Mr. Dillon, the Under- 1 I
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    Republican inquiry
    69 3 after big defeat WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Republican Party today began a searching "no excuses" inquiry into its crushing electoral defeat as the victorious Democrats surveyed their greatest political triumph since the "new deal" era of President Roosevelt. The Republican Party national chairman. Mr. Meade Alcorn, announced after conferring
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    Lock icon Stolen gems recovered
    66 3 TOKYO. Thurs. A gold necklace and a pair of valuable earrings stolen from Ceylon's Minister of Health, Madam Vimala Wijewardane. during her visit here in September have been recovered and returned to the Ceylonese Embassy in Tokyo. The minister reported the theft of 370,000 yen (about £370)
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    309 3 LONDON STOCKS LONDON. Ham. Tliere «ai I further advance in prices on the London Stock Exchange today. Although profit-taking brought some j reaction in certain industrial i equities, this section of the market closed with widespread gains. Sentiment was f avouraDiy in- I fluenced by the sharp overnight advance on
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    RUBBER
    25 3 LONDON. Thurs—Spot 26d.. Dec. 26d.. Jan.-Mar. 26 '„d.. AprilJune 26'^d.. July-Sept. 26-.d. Oct.Dec. 26'L.d.. Nov c.i.f. 26d.. Doc. ci.f. 26d.. Jan. c.i.f. 26>sd. ToneSteady.
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    TIN
    21 3 LONDON. Thurs—Buyer £757. sellers £757 U, Forward buyers £756 U. sellers £757; Settlement £759; a.m. 200 tons p.m. 100 tons.
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    Lock icon Pasternak recants: '/ made mistake9
    106 3 Pasternak recants: 'I made mistake MOSCOW, Thurs.— Author Boris Pasternak said he rejected the 1958 Nobel Prize for literature when he realised it was made for "political reasons" and that his first expression of pleasure at the award was a "mistake". In a letter to the Communist Party newspaper Pravda
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    Lock icon ANOTHER CUBANA AIRLINER SEIZED
    138 3 HAVANA, Thursday. 4 CUBANA Airlines plane with 29 people aboard was reported to have disappeared last night on a flight over rebel-held territory in Cuba. The aircraft, a twin-engined DC-3, was on a regular flight from Havana to Santiago. There were 25 passengers one an American
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    Lock icon Rhee in Saigon
    21 3 SAIGON. Thur.s.— President Syngman Rhee of South Korea arrived here tot' ay for a two-day official visit. Reuter.
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    POPE IS VERY POPULAR
    201 4 says one of cardinals who elected him SINGAPORE, Thursday. rFHE INFORMALITY. i?ood humour and quick wit of Pope John XXIII have already endeared him to all who have come in touch with him. This was the Impression gathered by Cardinal Gilroy. 02. of Australia < above",
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    Sarawak's Governor arrives in Singapore
    56 4 Sarawak's Governor arrives in Singapore SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Governor of Sarawak, Sir Anthony Abell. flew in to Singapore today for three days' stay here. Sir Anthony will have a medical check-up while here. He was met at the airport by the CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia. Sir Robert Scott. Sir Anthony
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    Postal agencies
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two postal agencies one at the 8i milestone Ponggol Road, and other at the 15th milestone Jurong Road will be opened on Nov. 17 and 24 respectively.
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    'Cattle smuggling ring in Singapore? Absurd'
    487 4  -  SIT YIN FONG COLONY BUSINESSMAN POOH-POOHS INDONESIAN ACCUSATIONS By CINGAPORE, Thurs.— A Singapo r e businessman today indignantly described as "sheer nonsense" an Indonesian claim to have uncovered an international cattle smuggling ring operating in Indonesia, Singapore and Manila. The businessman, who wished to
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    THE JUDGE , ORDERS A FRESH TRIAL
    169 4 THE JUDGE ORDERS A FRESH TRIAL SINGAPORE, Thursday. HOLLOWING an objection about a certain piece 1 of evidence at a trial in the Assize Court today, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin discharged the jury and ordered a fresh trial before another jury. The fresh trial will begin tomorrow morning at
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    JAL party for 300
    76 4 SINGAPORE. Thur.s. Mr. Seijiro Yanagita, president of Japan Air Lines, was host to 300 guests at a cocktail party at the Adelphi Hotel tonight. Last night, Mr. Yanagita was entertained to dinner at the Cathay restaurant by J.A.L's guests on the airlines inaugural Singapore— Tokyo flight
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    Fatal accident
    25 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs Tay Sin Kieng, 43, a fisherman, was fatally injured when knocked down by a car at Jalan Scudai on Wednesday.
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    STUDENTS TO HAVE CIVICS COURSE
    204 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Government has started a series of civics courses for Primary VI students "to show them how Singapore works and lives." Arranged by the Education Ministry and Department of Information Services, the course aims, among other things, to: ACQUAINT them of their
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      145 4 FEELING WEAK? TIRED? In the home and at work life seems very depressing when you feel weak and tired. Take Sanatogcn which helps to give good appetite, sound sleep and ENERGY. Sanatogen TONIC Corrects diet deficiencies JF flights a week #€r on the Kangaroo" route _j^i.^J£ ii.mii llllililiiilUlllum iilimlllliiiuilii/ iiiiiiiiiiiililililJil
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      591 4 BUY A HOME BY 15 YEAR EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS at PENANG:- Seaview Park Fettes Park IPOH:- Happy Gardens Evergreen Park Kampar Gardens FOR SALE Semi-detached Single Bungalows at Seaview p o n rented out at $350/- per month (bringing o ne» of 25% per annum) Sole of those houses includ,
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      111 4 RADIO: General Programme RADIO MALAYA ff^^ t 8 3 A nd NATIONAL SHORT WAVE The News 145 Fun And Frolic; SERVICE 20 Close wn 50 String 41 mrtres Serenade; 5.30 At The Piano; SINGAPORE 545 Radi <> Ranch; 6.00 Mall Bag Medium wave 476 metres 6>45 Ll Bhte On: 6.53
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    The Mayor wants a 'cabinet' system in the City Council
    272 5 The Mayor wants a 'cabinet' system in the City Council SINGAPORE, Thurs. -pHE MAYOR, Mr. Ong Eng Guon, wants the whole set-up of the City Council changed "to suit conditions in Asia." Writing in the latest issue of Petir, People's Action Party journal, he soys: "It must be re-organised to
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    Walk-out teachers: Talks to end the crisis
    128 5 Walk-out teachers: Talks to end the crisis I :i'ORE BHARU, Thurs. Talks to I the crisis at thej Language Insti- 1 tute wore held here to-i hit ween represen-i of the teachers the Ministry of Education. '.'dnesday 100 Malay irqm the institute ■ut in protest against •mment's refusal to their
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    DRIVER FATHER NOT TO BLAME FOR HIS DAUGHTER'S DEATH
    172 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. father was backing his i lorry when he heard a cry. and immediately i stopped. He got down to j Hnd his wife carrying their two-year old daugh- ter. who was bleeding from I the head. At an inquest
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    new threatres in one month
    47 5 U'ORE. Thurs. -Thei Cathay theatre in Kulim l be opened by Inche Noh Shahabudin, the Oliicer. on Nov. 14. In the last month, the TKanisatlon ha.> addnaore theatres to Us the Roxana theatre Serla. the Cathay Cinema Butterworth and the New atrelnMentakab.
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    WOMEN STUDY MANDARIN AS A HOBBY
    145 5 WOMEN STUDY MANDARIN AS A HOBBY SINGAPORE. Thursday. \IORE and more working girls and mothers in iTI Singapore are becoming interested in Mandarin conversation. Mrs. Shums Tung Tao Chans, a Chinese scholar, said today that women were taking it up as a hobby after a hard day's work. "Being a
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    Art display by school
    61 5 SINGAPORE. Thurx The Permanent Secretary to the Education Minister. Mr. Lee Siow Mong. today opened the annual art exhibition of the Chinese High School at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce The exhibition features exclusively the works of student.- in watercolour. oil and charcoal. It will be
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    Flood relief
    17 5 KUANTAN. Than. The Kuantan District Welfare Committee has allocated $1,000 to the Kuantan Flood Committee.
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    —Cash: The best way to foster authors
    391 5 Cash: The best way to foster authors SINGAPORE. Thurs. —A leading book publishing firm suggested today that the surest way to foster the development of a Malayan literature would be for the Government to offer cash prizes for original work. The Professor of English at the University of Malaya, Prof.
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    IT'S MURDER, SAYS THE CORONER
    80 5 IT'S MURDER, SAYS THE CORONER SINGAPORE. ThUTS. A verdict of •'murder again.st person or persons unknown" was returned in a Singapore Coroner's Court today at an inquest on Hsu Hong Chuan. owner of a dry-cleaner's shop in East Coast Road. Hsu was found dying by his son. Chong Meow, in
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    Farewell party
    28 5 SEGAMAT. Thurs.— The OCPD, Labis. Inche Ibrahim Khan, was entertained to a farewell party by members ot the Segamat Police mess before hib departure on transfer.
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    BIG TUNA PLAN
    36 5 Japanese experts due today to study multi-million canning scheme SINGAPORE, Thursday. UOUR Japanese lisheries experts will arrive here tomorrow to investigate the possibilities of setting up a multi-million dollar tuna canning f factory.
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    SACKINGS: REPRIEVE
    236 5 (FOR FOUR MONTHS) FOR RAF WORKERS SINGAPORE, Thursday. fHERE will be no further retrenchment of RAF civilian employees in Singapore during the next four months. This assurance was given to the Air Ministry Local Staff Union today by Far East Air Force headquarters at Changi. It followed representations
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    HE'S BACK ON TOUR OF MALAYA
    52 5 HE'S BACK ON TOUR OF MALAYA THE FORMER commander of the 2nd Bn. Royal Malay Regiment. Brigadier C.A.I. Suther, who is now the Inspector of Physical Training in the War Office arrived in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a 10-day tour of the Commonwealth and Gurkha forces stationed in Malaya. Straits
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    Glassworks: A new call for talks
    135 5 SINGAPORE, Thursday. T»HE SINGAPORE General Employees 1 Union is x making a final attempt to end the five-month strike by more than 200 former workers of the Singapore Glass Manufacturers Co. in Henderson Road. In a letter to the management today, thp union secretary.
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      458 5 ■■y VW Thp Proposed factory will *X""^^^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^fc I i^^^^B v a Jolnl venture with local v > l 1 *±~^B 'J t' interests probably holding 51 ■■■||^||U |_^-g_-^^_ per cent f S h ares> a u i Japanese the balance. SIX<;AI»ORE CAGE BIRD SO- i Road i: Exhibition of photographs
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    POST BOX2S7::SINCAPORE She Siinrs Spore, Fri. Nov. 7. 1958. Shock For Ike
    679 6 POST BOX257:SINCAPORE The Straits Times. Spore, Fri. Nov. 7. 1958. Shock For Ike Correspondents at the White House who listened to Mr. Eisenhower's reflections on the election have reported that he gave the appearance Of not being able to believe it had ail actually happened. It helps to explain why
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    , Paying The Bill
    237 6 Paying The Bill The doubling of the Education Kate in Singapore will not bring any great flow of wealth into the Treasur-e-offers. At two per cent. the yield last year was. ho the words of the Minister. "a mere 51. 6 million" against a total cost of education of more
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    K.L. Crawls On
    262 6 Six years have passed since Kuala Lumpur's municipal councillor! made a plea Cor ;i lully elected council. Tru move was given fresh impetus two \eais ago when Penang not only acquired city status but also Inaugurated its first fully elected council. Quite understandably Kuala Lumpur's municipal councillors
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    NORTH BORNEO: THE LAND OF OPTIMISTS
    1307 6  -  WILLIAM FISH by VORTH BORNEO is today land of optimists. During a two-week tour of the colony I visited places as far removed from each other as Government House and the home of a cherubicfaced Dusun priestess who keeps 42 human skulls in her
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      Let's educate the public in habits of health
      159 6 Let's educate the public in habits of health IMIL Singapore City Council is trying to teach the hawkers in particular and the public in general, that clean roads are better than dirt.v ones. It Is not possible however to teach the public the value of cleanliness with sporadic demonstrations. If
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      CP.F. AND THE UNEMPLOYED
      103 6 C.P.F. AND THE UNEMPLOYED THERE was a report 'S.T. October 16 > on the meetine between the "committee to combat unemployment." and the Chiet Minister The committee .suggested the withdrawal of contributions, by unemployed contributors from the CPF. This. I believe, is the most sensible proposal The present CP.F. regulations
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      FROM ENGLISH TO MALAY
      84 6 WITH reference to Cyclops s criticism (S.T Oct 28) regarding the translation of departmental names (tor Instance "Agricultural Assistant" which Is often translated by Malay officers as "Penolone; Pertanian" when :t should be •Penolonu Pegawai Pertanian") I would like to state that the translation is in
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      LONG WAIT AT DENTAL CLINIC
      137 6 LONG WAIT AT DENTAL CLINIC ONE Saturday I took my brother to the Ipoh Dental Clinic I started early at 7.30 a.m.. from Kampar and when I arrived at 8.30 the doctors were treating patients up to about 49 My number was 24. I handed in my card and number
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      WRONG SIGN
      49 6 T H E translation of "Na- U°"al Service Registration Office" on the signboard at Beach Road Is wrong It should read u £«J abat Pendaftaran Per■d 'dmatan Negara." not Po°iL ab i U o.y endaftar Na ma Perkerja2" (which means Office? Registration ABDUL ll.\ .mi i). Singapore.
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      63 6 CURE FOR INSOMNIA What we can do to break the habit of night-thinking, which keeps so many of us awake. In a helpful article in the October Header's Digest (now on sale), Frederick liigelow describes a number of simple ways to beat night-worries and be sure of v good night's
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    Major flooding threat to Singapore
    374 7 DRAINAGE EXPERT WARNS: ISLAND MUST MAKE UP ITS MIND WHAT IT WANTS RESIDENTIAL, BUSINESS SECTIONS WILL BE HIT WORSE THAN EVER IN NEXT TWO YEARS SINGAPORE, Thursday. 'fHK (Government Drainage Adviser, Mr. F. Pelton. today forecast that residential and business sections of Singapore would suffer
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    Govt. men may now contest elections
    86 7 Govt. men may now contest elections KUALA LtMPI R. Thurs.— Government officers who have reached the age of 41) and have completed 10 >*-ars" M'rvice or those who have completed !•> years' service may contest next year's Federal and State elections without losins their pensions. A Bill to make temporary
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    engku will be on TV
    48 7 Tengku will be on TV I UMPUR. Thurs.— Malayans, headed I Prime Minister. Ten- I Ul Rahman, will auBBC television i ntltled "InhenNnv. 18. The programme, third in the series, is to present to the British public the problems facina: peoples in territories that have lately acquired independence.
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    Deepavali hours at post offices
    69 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— There will be no delivery oi letters or parcels on Monday. Deepavali day. On that day. the hours of business at the General Post Office will be 9 a.m. to noon. All other post offices and postal agencies will be open from 9
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    Suyin is back
    35 7 SINGAPORE TOUTS. Author Han Suyin returned here tonight after an extended trip to Britain and Europe where she met her publishers to discuss the translations of her book. "The Mountain Is Youns"
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    BRUNEI MERGER: 'Good idea9 o** Sultan
    89 7 BRUNEI MERGER: 'Good idea Sultan KLANO, Tiiuis. The Sultan of SelunKor, who is also the deputy Paramount Ruler, today said that a merger with Brunei was a "good idea" but it must happen "peacefully." He was speaking at the Muslim College here on his recent visit to Brunei for the
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    'Treason' Sultan flies to Holland
    203 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Sultan Hamid II of Pontianak. West Borneo, once a member of the Indonesian cabinet left SinKapore by air last night for Holland. The Sultan. 50. (at right in above picture) who slipped quietly into Singapore on Saturday with his wife thr Kaiu AgonK of
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    THE CALDERWOODS ARE LEAVING
    162 7 SINGAPORE, Thursday. DR. ROBERT CALDERWOOD, deputy Director of Medical Services and deputy Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health, is resigning from Government service. He will leave on May 1 next year. 1 His wife, Dr. Marjorie I Calderwood. will also leave I her post of
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    An ex-rugby star granted decree
    340 7 Wife's 'answer' dismissed PENANG, Tnursday. rpHE PENANG High Court Judge, Mr. Justice A Rigby, this afternoon granted a decree nisi to Mr. Sydney Dowse, 50-year-old former Penang assistant Settlement Secretary and ex-Malayan rugby star, in his divorce petition against Mrs. Mary Ann Dowse, 54. i
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    'Host robbed me' report by woman
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fatimah binte Hassan, of Johore Road, reported to the police today that she was robbed by a man who invited her out to Tanjong Rhu. She said that the man, an Indian, took a $640 necklace from her. He then left in
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    TALKS ON TODAY TO END OIL ROW
    195 7 TALKS ON TODAY TO END OIL ROW {SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, today successfully persuaded the managements of the three oil companies here and leaders of their emloyees" unions to a round table conference tomorrow morning. Mr. Lim will preside over the meeting at tho Labour
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    967 8 GONE ARE DAYS OF DEFICIT BUDGETS 9 C I N-(i A P O R E Thurs.— The Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, told the Singapore City Council today that the 1959 budget showed a complete reversal of the practices of more than
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    306 8 OLD PRO GABLE IS DATS STAR PRESS PUPIL SUSAN BARR1E SEES THE WEEK'S NEW FILMS •'^TEACHER'S PET," starring: Clark Gable and Doris Day, is a comedy with a newspaper theme that is calculated to raise more laughs from the Press than from any other section of the community. Even so,
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    Shakespeare in Tangier
    36 8 TANGIER. Thurs. The British Council has flown out actor Robert Spealght to tour Morocco lecturing on Shakespeare. Speaight lectured in Tangier's Marshall Palace before ;in audience of 150 mostly British and French residents.
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    Bangsawan film
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Cathay-Keris Films announces that Its next production will be "Jula Juli Bintang Tiga," a story based on a famous Malay bangsawan It will be directed by Mr. B. N. Rao.
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    The mystery of a modern vampire
    239 8 THERE are many mysterious aspects of "The Fantastic Disappearing Man." not the least of which is United Artists' reluctance to mention the story's debt to a classic horror story dealing with a sinister count who turned out to be a vampire. Despite a gentlemen's
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    FEDERATION SALES SEND RUBBER PRICE DOWN ONE CENT
    524 10 FEDERATION SALES SEND RUBBER PRICE DOWN ONE CENT /"U \t At r m» nnnH*uit terday dropping by over a cent during trading following selling by Federation godowns and hedge-selling. There was a good turnover with buyers coming in on the price drops as November first grade was taken down from
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    STORE SHIPPING
    199 10 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Zeeland 1/2. Benavon 4 5. Benrinnes 6A, Glenville 6/7. Autolycus 8/9. Shun On 10/11, Singapore 13/14, Florian Ceynowa 15/16. Siadja 18. Ryusho Maru 19 20. Rengam N. Wall 2, Labuan Hadji N. Wall 5. Tong Lie
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 10 MELBOURNE. Thurs. INVESTMENT shares held a firm trend on the Stock Ex- change here today. 1 Loans 3 V 1956-59 £99 11s. 3d. Bank of N.S.W 135 1 Con. Zinc 70/- buyer 1 Mount Lyell 28 li N. Broken Hill 93/- buyer Hill 50 10 2 4 Mount
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    RUBBER PRICES
    159 10 November first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. clospd in Singapore i yesterday at 90 cents per lb. i down one cent on Wednesday's j closiiiß price. (losing tone: Quiet. Closing prices in cents per lb. i I yesterday were I OFFICIAL: Int. 1 ?< S.S. Spot f.o.b. bflyers 90'
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    Market holiday
    18 10 All Singapore markets except tin will be closed on November 10 (Monday) In observance of Deepa-
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    TIN OUTPUT
    11 10 Oc'.ober restricted tin outputs '"eluded Sunicei Bidor 275 piculs.
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    46 10 -pHF Federation's Minister of Finance has fixed the following prices for calculating Customs duties for the week from Nov. 6. Rubber 89*4 cents a lb. Copra $602 a ton. Coconnt oil $968 a ton. Palm oil $609 a ton. Palm kernels $3X8.50 a ton.
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    BROKERS' REPORT
    508 10 The .Malayan Share Brokers' Association reported yesterday "Industrials were steady, tins were firm and rubbers quiet. The turnover was fair." Singapore and Federation brokers reported the following business: Con. Tin Smelt ords 28s. 3d.; Fed. Dispensary $1.07; Fraser Neave ords $1.59 and $1.58.-; Gammon $1.67 2 and $1.68;
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    STOCK INDICES
    19 10 Malayan Share Market: Nov. 6 Nov. 5 Industrials: 89.87 89.74 Tins- 89.43 87.98 Jan. 1 1958 IUU.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    91 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul \esterday were: Copra: steady: UK Continent November/December $37 buyers, $38 t Kellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $57' 2 sellers, drum $60' j sellers. Pepper: steady; about 160 tons of pepper were reported done, Muntok white $136, Sarawak $135 (both up
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    EXCHAN6E RATES
    72 10 The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday all rates to $100): Selling T.T. or O.D. ready: Trench Franrs *****: Holland Guilders 123 i: Italian Lire *****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday, the U.S. dollar was quoted
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    RUBBER CROPS
    56 10 The following October rubber crops are notified Bent* 112,000 lb.; (pram Kuantan 81.000 Itv: Kundong 49.560 lb.: Mentakab 65.000 lb.; and Sunsri Bagan 191,000 lb. Batu Lintanc 230.000 lb.; and Parit Perak Rubber Co. Ltd. 64.659 lb. Sungei Tukanf 51.500 lb. Ayer Molek 36,810 lb. and Bukit Katll
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      1045 10 COMPANY MEETING LEE WAH BANK LIMITED NOTICE OF LXTKAOKDINAKY GENERAL MX! TING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING ot LEE WAH BANK LIMITED will be held at the Bank Premises. No. 18, South Canal Road, Singapore, on Saturday, the 29th day ol November, 1958, at 12 o'clock
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      685 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BATU ROAD SCHOOL 1 KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are invited trom serving male teachers for the pom of Head Teacher, Batu Road School One which is a Standard-Type Primary (Eiiglish) School. Applicants should be Federal citizens and have at least fifteen years teaching experience. The successful candidate will be
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      863 10 NOTICES NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS We have received advice from CHINTEIK BROTHERS CO. LTD. of their Intention to exercise the option referred to in our Circular to Shareholders dated 24th October. This option provided for sale lof the Eastern Assets of the 1 Company for the sum of £106,000 Sterling, R.E.
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      609 10 I i TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited and will be received at the Rural Board Office up to noon of the 14th t November, 1958, for the followlng:RUNNING OF A CANTEEN AT PASIR RIS BEACH RESORT Each form of tender will be is- sued on production of a deposit
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      25 10 OFFICIAL PRICES SINGAPORE. Nov. 6. RUBBER: !.n-\ cents per lb. (down one cent). TIN: $377.25 per picul (up 62V2 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 100 tons.
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    30,000 cheques recorded in minutes
    215 12 30,000 cheques recorded in minutes 4 NEW type of micro filming equipment claimed to be capable of recording 30,000 cheques or 10,000 quarter sized paper documents in 25 minutes is being introduced to the Malayan market. The machine is being manufactured simultaneously in the United States and Britain by Burroughs
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    'Greater prosperity through public companies'
    303 12 'Greater prosperity through public companies' FINANCIER SEES WAY TO EXPANSION IF more large private companies and enterprises are converted into 1 public limited liability companies, greater prosperity can result for Singapore in the view of Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, a leading local financier and industrialist. n Mr. Tan is chairman
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    Belfast linen firm aims to increase sales in Malaya
    219 12 NORTHERN Ireland's linen industry, which has centuries of tradition and experience behind it, is forging ahead, despite the recent influx of synthetic fabrics into the world market. Mr. J. Stewart, a director leading Northern Ireland ng company, the Ulster ing Co.
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    Swiss water purifier
    123 12 Swiss water purifier A SWISS company, A Katadyn-Filter A. G. of Zurich, has perfected a water steriliser which purifies drinking water without the use of chemicals. Called Electro Katadyn, the equipment is available for household and commercial purposes and is handled by Spotradio Ltd., Singapore, the sole local agents. Mr.
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    U.S. trade fair invite
    49 12 America has invited Singa pore business leaders and public officials to take part, in the International Trade Fair at Oregon on June 10 to Sept. 17 next year. Britain. West Germany. Italy. France. Belgium, the Netherlands. South Korea and Mexico have already confirmed their bookings.
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    Trade drop
    31 12 Malayan trade with the Philippines in the first nine months this year amounted to $42.7 million a drop of $8.4 million compared with the corresponding period of last year.
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    NEW U.S. DRUG FOR LOCAL MARKET
    177 12 NEW U.S. DRUG FOR LOCAL MARKET THE regional sales executive of Parke, Davis and Co. of Detroit, flew into Singapore by Pan American Airways this week for a four-day visit to introduce the company's new low-dosage sulfa drug. He was Mr. Stephen Lukas. who also arrived to discuss business expansion
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    DEALERS TURN TO JAPANESE POTATOES
    229 12 SINGAPORE pro ducc merchants are buying more potatoes from Japan this year because of the cheaper price offered. Importers said yesterday that Japan's price was 25 per cent lower than that of the Netherlands. Malaya's traditional supplier, and 10 per cent lower than China's. The
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    New service for Sarawak
    54 12 The Royal Interocean Line Inaugurated a new shipping service between Eastern Australian ports and SarawaK last week. The vessels operating on this route were the Sibigo Sinabang. Sigli and Silindoeng. each being equipped to carry frozen cargo and 12 passengers. The ships would operateat three-weekly intervals.
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    280 13 IRISH HIT BACK FROM 2-0 TO SA YE GAME GLASGOW. Thursday. IRELAND staged a great light back after being 2-0 down to force a 2-2 draw against Scotland in their international soccer macch here yesterday. After centre-forward David Herd and insideright Bobbie Collins had put Scotland 2-0 ahead, Ireland rallied
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    85 13 TV3KYO. Thurs. The A United States Davis Cup tennis players. Ham Richardson and Alex Olmedo. today qualified to meet Yoshihisa Shibata and Atsushi Miyagi in the men's doubles final of the 1958 All-Japan lawn tennis championships at Osaka, Western Japan. The Americans today easily
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    37 13 LONDON. Thurs.— Results of yesterday's rugby union matches were: Cambridge University ltt Coventry 3: Oxford University 3 Oxford University Greyhounds 0; London Hospital 9 Cambridge University Club 27; Ebbw Vale 12 Pontypool 6.— Reuter.
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    269 14 Kline, Meckiffe are the main problems only May has looked better than the reserve wicketkeeper Swetman. Brown's team eight years ago played the reserve wieketkeeper. Mclntyre, as batsman in tne Brisbane Test .so poor was the lorm of manj of the batsmen. If he bats again as he did at
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    536 14 Tourists will take on two Test bowlers for first time Doctor orders more rest for knee injury From JACK FINGLETON Melbourne, Thurs. ENGLAND captain Peter May has decided to stand down from the M.C.C team which lakes on Victoria here tomorrow. May has been ordered
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    74 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Eleven Singapore, players will compete in the Malacca Oper badminton championships In Malacca on Saturday. Sun day and Monday. They are singles— Lee Kin Tat. V.S.S. Nathan. Cheong Cheng Swee. Lam Say Chow Goh Geok Loo M. Sadali fieow Watt Soon. Lim Sent Kok. Philip Llew
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    316 14 Japan will send three soccer teams to Malaya TOKYO, Thurs. —The Japan Soccer Association tonight announced it had accepted the Football Association of Malaya's invitation to send three Japanese soccer teams to take part in a series of international soccer tournaments due to be held in Kuala Lumpur between next
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    96 14 lONDON. Thurs. Results in today's fourth qualifying round replays in the Football Association Cup were Margate 4 Gravesend and Northfleet 3 (winners away to Headington i Hereford 3 Nuneaton 1 (winners away to Guildford) Woodforth 2 Hitchin 3 (winners at home to Millwallt; Newport (1.0. W.) 3
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    135 14 LONDON, Thurs. There are 36 final acceptors for the Manchester November Handicap, last big race of the English Flat Racing season, to be run over a mile and a half on Nov. 15. The acceptors are (with weights): Brioche 9.7; No Comment 9.2; Cash and
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    148 14 BUTCHER HITS 95 OFF SERVICES PONA, Thurs. The West Indies cricket tourists led by 138 runs with one wicket to fall at close of the second day's play of their opening match against the Services here today. Good knocks by Hunte (53>. Sobers *49 > Smith (45) and Butcher (95
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    539 14 LUCKY GAME SHOWS THai WINNING LOOK WITH A SMART WORKOUT Son the track... \mmi with EPSOM JEEPjJ KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. LUCKY GAME, an impressive second to the useful Come Up in his first appearance at Tpoh in September, went stylishly in his winding-up gallop here this morning Thls-four-year-old, with Abdul
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    366 14 By Saul Joshua SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE AFFILIATION row, sparked by the proposed five per cent levy to be imposed by the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council, was taken a step further today when Mr. C. C. Tan, president of 5.0.5.C., quoted
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    160 14 Mr Soh has overstepped his rights SPORTS LETTER OF all the rash statements made ban time to time by sports officials in this country. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon's latest vituperation on the S.O.S.C.'s proposed levy o n "gates" certainly takes the cake. On the first intimation of the Olympic council's
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    37 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore Hockey Association's League Dlv. One match between Unlversl'y of Malaya and S.C.R.C. at Buklt Timah and the Div. 2 match between Singapore Malays and R.E.M.E. at Serangoon were postponed because of the rain.
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    66 14 SPORTS DIARY RUGGER R.A.P. Changl v Johore Asians Changl. SOCCER SA.P.A. Junior Cup final— Kota Raja v Mlnto. Jalan Besar Stadium (5.15 p.m.). HOCKEY S.H.A. League Dlv. 2— SRC "B" v Navy Nomads, padangPrisons v Police "B". Changi Slater Cup: S.C.C. v Y.MjSA padang. BASKETBALL Chung Hwa Cup competition: Men's
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    22 14 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Tonight's basketball league matches for the Chung Hwa Cup at the Great World were postponed because of rain
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    34 14 SINGAPORE, Thurs —6l Signals Unit R.A.F. beat 19 A.F.S. by 22-6 In a rugger match at Sembawang today. White (2). Janson, Coxhead. Pinkney and Ridley scored the tries. Kingdon made two conversions.
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