Singapore Standard, 6 October 1954

Microfilm: NL4526
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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD C *^<\ y^*"*wT* t^_ it m I Vol. V. No. 95. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1954 TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    115 1 K. S. LEE, of 144, < t Road, Penang, is .nner )f the Standard .-Quiz No. 67. <(\ue tor $100 will be ,m .shortly. nt«-. lf was judged by 'm I Singapore. rrect answers are: MO 1 ALCON PI Ml'lNG SET (This is cer;n<. ns of
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    Guerillas Try To Burn Hollandia?
    70 1 JAKARTA. Oct. 5 <UP) tang tried to set dla, capital of h-held New Guinea, last ith, an Indonesian official i today. a member of Irian Bureau, said antiDu* moved iia on Sept 2. pped, however. i of them arrest-,,, d he has c'ocuto prove his
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    Stop Press
    26 1 OTTAWA Oct S (Reuter) Indonesia, understood to be the onl> hesitant member, today announced she would not oppose Japan's entry into the Colombo Plan.
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    EMPTIES HUBBY'S POCKETS TO HELP
    167 1 A SINGAPORE husband allowed his wife to turn out his pockets for a good cause. Yesterday, pretty Mrs. R. O. Neubronner. whose husband is a "courtesy cop," called at The Standard with $38 m coins for the Toy Fund. "This is the total for eight
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    MURDER AT A PARTY
    617 1 Bandits Kill Host At Birthday Celebration KULAI, Tues. Communist terrorists last night murdered an Indian estate chief clerk, as he was celebrating Ms eldest daughter's sixth birthday at his home m Kulai Oil Palm Estate. Two of the bandits shot the clerk, K. C. Sekaran, three
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    The Widow
    29 1 photo. The woman who became a widow on the sixth birthday of her eldest da a filter when Communist terrorists murdered her husband on Monday night. Standard
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    'Reds Knew I-C Secret Code'
    189 1 French Leakage Probe PARIS, Oct. 5, (AP)— High French political figures of the right, left and centre lined up today to testify m the investigation of how vital French secrets fell into Communist hands. The prospective witnesses included several former cabinet ministers as well as
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    The Army Says Yes To Love
    161 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Private Brian Sharpe. 22. whose marriage to Tijah binte Talib last Saturday was dramatically stopped by Army authorities, may be allowed to wed the 32--year-old Malay woman after all After publication today of reports that Brian's father and sister m England
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    Joe Is Sued For $1 Mil.
    77 1 LAS VEGAS, Nevada, Oct. 5 (Reuter).— Mr. H. M. Greenspun, an American publisher, has filed a $1,000,000 C 357-,-100) damages suit against Communist-hunting Senator Joseph McCarthy. Mr. Greenspun alleges that Senator McCarthy falsely accused him of being an exCommunist. Mr. Greenspun publishes the Las
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    Drastic Cut In HK Water
    67 1 HONGKONG, Oct. 5, (Reuter). As a result of the driest summer since 1938. the hours of water supply would have to be cut by a further hour to three hours daily, the Hongkong Government Public Relations Office announced today. The Office said the colony's water
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    RED JUNKS INCREASE
    55 1 TAIPEI, Oct. 5: (ReuterV Chinese Nationalist patrol planes have reported an increase m the number of Communist Chinese junks along the Fukien coast. General Chang Yi-ting, a Nationalist military spokesman, said today. He said the junks were being watched for sic -is of possible Communist preparations for
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    £ Allowance Is Doubled
    59 1 Allowance Is Doubled LONDON, Oct. 5 (Reuter) With effect from Nov. 1 the travel allowance Britons may take abroad has been increased to £100 double the present figure the Government announced today. Allowance for children will be raised from £35 to £70 each. British tourists will be able to take
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    Commander
    32 1 LONDON, Oct. 5, (Reuter) —The Commonwealth forces remaining m Korea are to be commanded by Brigadier Geoffrey Musson who at present holds a War Office appointment, it was announced here today.
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    FAMILY WORRIES GOT HIM DOWN
    181 1 FARNBOROUGH. CA. 5 (Reuter Private Rich J Payne, British soldier who cut his wrists m Malaya two years ago because of his wife's alleged love affairs at home, was sentenced to a year's imprisonment at a second court martial here yesterday, for desertion Payne, 26.
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    Scene Of The Crime
    27 1 < ommunist terrorists cut through this fence to get into the Kulai Oil Palm Estate lines to kill its chief clerk on Monday night.
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    SHOOTS HER SONS, THEN WAITS TO KILL HUSBAND
    165 1 OAKLAND, California, Oct. 5, (AP)— Police said iMrs. Olive Losser, 52, kindergarten teacher, shot and killed her two sons, Donald, 19, and Richard, 17, yesterday morning with a .22 calibre rifle. Then she sat for 10 hours m the living room of
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    R.I. TROOPS' ANNIVERSARY
    57 1 JAKARTA, Oct. 5, (UP) President Soekarno took the salute from 3,000 parading troops today on the fifth anniversary of Indonesia's armed forces. Tanks, field artillery units and other mechanized outfits as well as battalion after battalion of foot soldiers passed by the reviewing stand m a two-hour
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    N'lists Hold Memorial To Mr. Aw
    118 1 N' lists Hold Memorial To Mr. Aw TAIPEI, Oct. 5, (AFP)^ Nationalist China this morning held a memorial service m honour of the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw, who died last month m Honolulu, at the Provincial Social Affairs Auditorium. The service, attended by Government and civic representatives from all
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    Bandits Kill RAF Pilot
    79 1 TANJONG KARANG. Tues. —Pilot Officer Salleh bin Hassan, Commander of R.A.F. Regiment patrol, was killed on Sunday m an exchange of fire with terrorists m a swamp about six miles from here. Two members of the patrol were wounded. Full details of the engagement—which took place
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    CITY COUNCILLOR TO TAN'S RESCUE
    359 2 Offers $200 A Month To Cripple A SINGAPORE City Councillor, Mr. Sim Beng Seng, hos offered to give $200 o month to crippled Ton Hock Seng who is disobled os o result of a gunshot wound received during the Singapore riots m December, 1950. And
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    $45,000 Lottery Profit Alleged
    261 2 $45,000 Lottery Profit Alleged KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Four Chinese, one of them a woman, made an alleged profit of $45,000 on a 100-character lottery of their own based on the last two digits of the winning number of the 13th M.C.A. lottery m June, last year, the full bench of
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    Harbouring Charge, 2 Accused
    122 2 Harbouring Charge, 2 Accused KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Low Ah Choy, 49-year-old employee of the Selangor Medical Department a. 1 Yap Ah Tai, his wife, toda> heard a charge under the Emergency Regulations of harbouring a terrorist, explained to them m the First Magistrate's Court. The coupl- v. i accused of
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    105 2 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) m Singapore yesterday were: Buyers Sellers No. 1 R.S.S. Spot Loose 73s 731 No. 1 R.S.S f.o.b. 331 732 No. 2 738 73} No. 3 723 732 Tone: Barely steady TIN PKICL The price of tin yesterday was $3631 per picul. Ip
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    S.J. BRIGADE
    42 2 DR. R. E. Anderson. the Commissioner. St. John's Ambulance Brigade, Federation of Malaya, will inspect the Kuala Lumpur members of the St. John's Ambulance Brigade at the Methodist Boys' School grounds, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, Oct. 9. at 4 p.m.
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    Typist Is Complimented For Her Gallant Role
    198 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Soh Keng Siew, a petite typist, was today complimented by the President of the Sessions Court for her "gallant role" m helping to bring a woman child snatcher to book. Tang Ah Sea, 50, who had earlier claimed trial to
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    Benefactor?
    21 2 TAN HOCK SENG photo graphed on his bed at the Singapore Hospital yesterday. Right: His benefactor. Mr Sim Beng Seng.
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    AN INDEPENDENT STAND BY ALLIANCE
    105 2 AN INDEPENDENT STAND BY ALLIANCE IPOH, Tues.— The P^rak State Alliance, comprising UMNO-MCA and the Perak Progressive Party, today made it "absolutely clear" that they reserved the right to work independently of Government teams m the registration of voters for State and Federal elections. The statement was made by an
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      253 2 <^\/ SINGAPORE STANDARD v_-_Mquick QUIZ] A separate competition will still appear each day. with a sepJ« T $100 prixe. but you can now send m one. two. three or a wko'« week's entries IN THE SAME ENVELOPE. The closing djr« lor all six entries this week is Wednesday. October 13.
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    FIRST SALVO IN ELECTION WAR: Marshall vs. Tan
    345 3 FIRST SALVO IN ELECTION WAR: Marshall vs. Tan ELECTIONS m Singapore are not due for another seven months, but already the battle between the Colony's two major political parties has begun. THE Labour Front announced on Monday that one of its strongest candidates, Mr. David Marshall, will contest a seat
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    Hotel No Longer For Auction
    80 3 Hotel No Longer For Auction THE Southern Hotel, put tion at one of the id and pror m recent years, withdrawn at $495-(M)i), yesterU] now be sold by treaty. ne other lots, compris and lands a Orchard Road and East Coast Roan. s;iw desultory bidding. 1 not reach the ye
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    Liner Turns Trooper
    99 3 Standard Shipping Reporter THE French luxury liner Felix Roussel which arrived In Singapore yesterday with 550 French troops from Indo-China will be diverted to Oran to disembark 500 Algerian troops. A representative of the vessel's agents m Singapore told The Standard that the ship's normal route was
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    MALAYAN' OUTLOOK TEXTBOOKS
    261 3 For Chinese Schools Soon THOUSANDS of a new type of textbooks are being prepared by Government for use m Chinese schools m Singapore. These books are designed to promote "love and affection" for Malaya. This is the Government's answer to charges which have been made that textbooks
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    Wayangs To Aid Election Campaign
    134 3 Wayangs To Aid Election Campaign KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malay ronggeng and Chinese wayang shows will form part of a huge "elections festival" which the Federal Government has planned to hold at the racecourse here for five days, starting Oct. 23. The festival is aimed at "stimulating public interest m the
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    GIRLS WIN AT ORATORY
    77 3 THE Chan Wa High School, Seremban, held an English oratorical contest for students under the direction of the Principal, Mr. Y. C. Lin, at the school premises. Prize winners were: Group A: 1. Cheah Che Wai: 2. Lai Wa Wan; 3. Leong Kee Sum. Group B:
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    TRISHA RIDER BOUND OVER
    63 3 A TRISHA rider. Ali bin Osman. was bound over yesterday m the sum of $100 m one surety by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. K. T. Alexander. The court was told that Ali stole a ring worth $300 belonging to Zahara binti Kachong at
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    Six Months For Stealing $35
    38 3 LATCHMAN Appavoo. a man with rive previous convictions, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment m the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday. for stealing $35 from a house m Serangoon Road on June 29.
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    Indians In Council Elections
    76 3 Indians In Council Elections MR. R. JUMABHOY, who has been representing the Indian Chamber of Commerce m the Singapore Legislative Council for about six years, yesterday announced his intention to contest m the Telok Ayer Division. He has. how- not yet decided on his .ot. Mr. H.A. Jivabhoy. an independent
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    Remanded In Robbery Case
    49 3 LIM HUAY BOON was tentatively charged m the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday, with robbing Mak Lye Chua of her jewellery worth $820 on Aug. 31. while armed with a dagger. In Joo Chiat Road. Lim was remanded m the Central lock-up till Oct. 12.
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    HK EXCHANGE
    37 3 HONGKONG, Oct. 5. Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.67 to £1 sterling; $5.***** to 1; $1,824 to Malayan $1; $0,173 to one Indonesian Rupiah. Gold $253.75 to a tael.
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    SHE COULDN'T BEAR NAGGING
    62 3 TENG Ah Moi. a married woman, told the Singapore Sixth Police Court Magistrate yesterday she took a solution of caustic soda because her mother-in-law scolded her for four hours. She was found guilty of attempting to commit suicide Oct. 1 at her house m Norfolk Road
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    MEDICAL DENTAL EXAM RESULTS
    440 3 THE University of Malaya yesterday announced that the following candidates have passed the First Professional Examination for the Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. Mr. S Ayadury (Biochemistry). Mr Chong Kirn Foo (Anatomy). Mr! Lim Hock Siew (Anatomy), Mr. Ng Ban Cheong (Anatomy), Mr. Pong
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    $100,000 Bail For Bank Men
    198 3 ANG Soo Wah and Neo Cheng Kow, who were remanded m Police custody last week on a charge of criminal breach of trust of $344,711 belonging to their employers, the Ban Hin Lee Bank Ltd. f were yesterday allowed $100,000 bail each m two sureties
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    MALAYAN SCIENCE SOCIETY FORMED
    159 4 A NEW body, the Science Society of Malaya, has been formed m Singapore to stimulate interest m science and its teachings m this country. The Society's activities include lectures, discussions and circulation to members of the Society's proceedings and publications of scientific news relevant to Malaya
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    BRITISH WHIRLYBIRDS START TO ARRIVE
    326 4 8/g F/7//p To Deep Jungle Warfare KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Three ''allBritish Sycamores flew into Kuala Lumpur this morning and hoisted a "red signal" on their pilot heads to start the biggest helicopter buildup of the Emergency, planned by Gen. Templer before his departure from Malaya.
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    Youngest Soldier
    47 4 -Photo by THE honour of cutting R.E.M.E/s twelfth birthday cake wa s given to Craftsman Moore, youngest soldier of the 12th Infantry Workshops, when the Corps held its anniversary celebration m Ipoh on Oct. 1 He is photo cranhed here doing his assignment Majestic Studio
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    FOR VARSITY
    42 4 TAIPING, Tues.— The following students of King Edward VII School, here, have gained admission into the University of Malaya: Dentistry: Fong Wah Fatt; Medicine: Khoo Peng Hong; Arts: Abdul Aziz b. Ismail, C. Mahendran and Raja Yusof b. Raja Yacob
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    MEE-SELLER ROBBED
    27 4 TWO Chinese, one armed with a knife, waylaid and robbed a mee-seller of $40 m a dark five-footway m Martin Road. Singapore, early yesterday morning.
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    Hold-Up In A Beauty Saloon
    91 4 Hold-Up In A Beauty Saloon TWO women went to a hair dressing saloon m Changi Road, Singapore, yesterday afternoon to see its owner, who was their friend not knowing that two robbers were inside. As soon as they entered, the robbers tried to snatch away their jewellery, but they struggled
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    More Labour Front-Rankers
    104 4 THE Singapore Labour Front announced further front-rankers m its line-up for the forthcoming Colony elections. Mr. Lim Yew Hock. President of the Trade Union Congress, will contest the Havelock Division against Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, a vicepresident of the Progressive Party. Mr. J.S.C. Lim will face Mr.
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    PAYMENT FOR INFORMATION
    39 4 PENANG. Tues. During September, a total sum of $2,769 was paid to members of the public for information leading to the killing of a terrorist and the recovery of a shot-gun. two serviceable revolvers and ammunition
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    VARSITY SUPPLEMENTARY EXAM RESULTS
    428 4 VARSITY SUPPLEMENTARY EXAM RESULTS THE following are the results of the Supplementary Examinations of the University of Malaya held last month m the Degree of B.A. Intermediate Examination; Degree of B.Sc Intermediate Examination; Degrees of MB.. B.S. Preliminary Examination; Degree of B.D.S. Preliminary Examination; Part I Diploma m Pharmacy Examination:
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    TEACHER KEPT SCHOOL FEES
    217 4 GIVEN 3 MONTHS' JAIL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Twenty-three boys and girls from the Loyola Institution, Kuala Lumpur, went into the witness-box of the First Magistrate's Court today and accused their teacher, 38-year-old S. Kumarasamy, of failing to forward their tuition and games fees to the school.
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    Penang Has 'Most Dogs A Sq. Foot'
    71 4 PENANG. Tues In which part of Malaya are the most dogs living? The place is Penang. it appears. On hearing the barking of dogs outside the Court today, the Sessions Court President Mr. J. G. Adams, took time off during the hearing of
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    YOUTH HURT IN ROAD MISHAP
    64 4 WHILE cycling home after a Chinese wayang, 18-year-old Koh Choon Bok was knocked down by a bus m Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore, yesterday at 11.45 p.m. He was taken to the General Hospital m a serious condition. His grandfather. Koh Tong Beoh. collapsed when he
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    SCHOOL CONCERT
    29 4 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Free School Literary and Debating Society will be holding its annual concert at the school hall at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 0.
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    BIG NAVAL EXERCISE
    265 5 Operation 'Touch Down Will Test Harbour Defence A NAVAL exercise ro test the seaward defences of Singapore along Keppel Harbour and the Roads will start at 6 p.m. next Friday and end the following Sunday morning, Lt.Comd. T. W. Stocker, R.N., the umpire of the exercise, told
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    Thio Seeks Assurance On Teaching Vernaculars
    125 5 Thio Seeks Assurance On Teaching Vernaculars MR Thio Chan Bee. Singalal Councillor. isk, at the next Legisncil meeting, for ir ince trom Govern- that the teaching of laculax languages will be uraged In local schools iltimateJy replaced ys there is a great among many Ch day leaders that the ,nal
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    'Lucky' Jap Freighter Arrives
    84 5 'Lucky' Jap Freighter Arrives RTY-SEVEN officers and of the 7. 000-ton J. jhter Heizo Maru consider 4 'lucky to be v nave survived four on; d ring the p and now the i I berthed alongside the re Harbour Board tating of them ■vas typhoon 15 w. caused havoc m
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    Dr. Lin Views Site Of Future Varsity
    140 5 Dr. Lin Views Site Of Future Varsity DR LIN YU-TANG. the world famous author and philosoe to Jurong yesterday to have his first view of the site of the Nanyang m which he will one da first Chancelhx What Dr Lin saw he liked. 11. impressed with the j University'
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    Clerks Accept Offer, Join GCS
    123 5 THREE hundred and fifty temporary clerks employed by the Singapore Government have accepted the offer of Government to join the General Clerical service. Last month, they turned down Government's offer to absorb them into the G.C.S. and demanded the creation of a Supernumerary Clerical Service
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    Mute's Mother Pleads For Hint
    136 5 Mute's Mother Pleads For Hint A WOMAN pleaded m a Singapore Court, yesterday, for a lenient view to be taken of her dumb son's offence. Her ><>n. Tan Cheng Chuan. was charged m the Singapore City Police Court with riding a trisha on Oct. I without a licence and an
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    $30 FOR OPIUM
    40 5 MUAR. Tues.— Tan Hui. 84, wa s fined $30 or 14 days' jail by Mr. W. B. Sutherland. President, Sessions Court, Muar, for possession of seven packets of prepared opium at Dato Onn Bakri New Village, ir.
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    'PC Hit Me,' Says Woman
    89 5 A 23-YEAR-OLD Singapore woman, Endou binte Jaffa, alleged m the Eighth Police Court yesterday that a policeman had punched her twice on the head while he was on duty at Lim Twa Tau Market, Paya Lebar, on the morning of July 3. The policeman. L/Cpl.
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    Judge Alters Sentence Of Former Peon
    152 5 ABU Bakar bin Abdullah, 25. a former peon who was sentenced m the Singapore Assize Court on Monday, to nine months' rigorous imprisonment, when he pleaded guilty to two charges of forgery, appeared again before Mr. Justice Taylor yesterday. Mr. T. A. Mahony, DPP.
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    Textile Mill Strike May End Soon
    118 5 Textile Mill Strike May End Soon MACHINES of the Malayan Textile Mills, S.i^apore. w have been lying idle for the last 26 days, may burst renewed activity soon. Yesterday, representatives of the Mill's employees, who have been on strike since Sept. 9, and the management met m the Colony Labour
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    Morning Intruder Is Jailed
    106 5 A HOUSEWIFE saw an intruder m her room early one morning m July by the light of a kerosene lamp. She screamed for help, and the man ran away. Yesterday the man. Mohamad Kassim bin Mohd. Khan, wn s charged m the Singapore Third Criminal District
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    Scared Thief
    48 5 A MALAY woman woke up m her house m Blakan Mati island, off Singapore, on Monday morning to find a man trying to remove her gold necklace she was wearing. She screamed and the man escaped. A search revealed the intruder had got away with $6.
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    Trial Stopped By A Stomachache
    214 5 HEARING of a case was interrupted m the Singapore Assize Court, yesterday, when Madhavan Narayanan, accused of attempted murder, complained of a stomachache. Narayanan was charged with attempting to murder Paul Martin, honorary secretary of the Sembawang Rural District Committee and a clerk employed by
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    DEATH HURL
    34 5 ALOR STAR, Tues. A Perlis car was involved m a collision with a trisha, yesterday. The trLsha rider was hurled 25 feet Into a ditch and died on admission to i hospital
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      434 5 tzMlmanac Information at a Glance jypLMßMuswsssssasssssii assssassssa cital at Victoria Memorial Hall Music In the Modern Mood (XL): fTii m m ffs t J 530 P m 8 i >m Pleased to Meet You (S); .11 N6 APO RE! PRIDE OP HIE EAST LODGE: 830 Wednesday Concert (S): 30 fc
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      London Agreements
      544 6 HILE the ink of the South-Last Asian Treaty Signed last month m Manila has scarcely dried, plenipotentiaries of nine Western nations have now lied their signatures to 34 veral Important international agreements m London pledging to incorporate a sol Federal Republic ol Germany into \Y. stern defences, sanctioning
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      Customs Barrier
      377 6 \yiTH more articles on the taxable list, people crossing from Singapore and Penang into the mainland will have endless trouble at the Customs barriers. Asian women, when they come to town, naturally want to look their best, so they don their best garments and adorn themselves with jewellery
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    CLUES TO ARZAWAN EMPIRE
    1179 6  - CLUES TO ARZAWAN EMPIRE SETON LLOYD By Director of the British Institute of Archaeology m Ankara of the discoveries made at Beycesultan this summer, leads one to note a general accordance between the new archaeological evidence and historical facts which have hitherto lacked a geographical setting. Two of the famous
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    Review of Views
    484 6 Review of Views U.M.N.O. Resignations UTUSAN Melayu says that many UMNO officials ha-. n the easy way out of the difficulties posed by Government's recent' 'no politics' directive to its' official- Many UMNCV officials a fleeted by lhc\ direct have resigned, from the UMNO without much as writing to their,
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      Taxing Locally Produced Low Priced Biscuits
      431 6 Taxing Locally Produced Low Priced Biscuits Sir. We were surj to learn that thc v :io:i Government had imposed import duty <>n locally produced low pn four (4) cents per lbo r th two (.W2) cents per tin of 8 lbs. The bi> variety, parked m air-tight containers, the usual
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      GOOD MOVE
      127 6 Sir, Your correspondent "Westward Ho" does not like the idea of teachers becoming candidates for the Legislative Assembly, saying that their role b m the classroom. He should know that education and a teacher's influence only begins m the classroom, and I am sure that hundreds of parents
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      DEFECTIVE ORDINANCE
      270 6 Sir; Surely it is a piece of good news to hear that the Federation members have at last come to the aid of the sub-tenants to relieve them from the clutches of the intermediaries, i.e.. the socalled chief tenants. They have also done well m remending the i
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      Library
      119 6 Sir: It is heartening to read that plans for public library for Singapore arc being made and that a qualified librarian has been recruited. Would it be too much to hope that plans for the different tions of the library include arrangements for a muchded music section which would
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    KASHMIR BACK TO THE U.N.O.
    251 7 \l DELHI, Oct 5, (Reuter)— India has told Pakistan that American military aid to Pakistan •brings certain consequences" which make it necessary for India to insist on having enough armed forces in lunir to repel .my aggression, it was disclosed last nit: lit. pondence between
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    40 7 ncess Mo rare, v lait th. British West Indies In next fear, it "as 048 announced m 1 don 1.,\ she will tra\el .mi the new Royal > hi Britannia to Trinil Grenada, Barbados. i ii i .i and the Bahan
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    Stowaways Fate To Be Probed
    17 7 Stowaways Fate To Be Probed tbe m S >uthbu, ding to te of empted ;i hoi, cd.
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    Membership For Women 'Impractical'
    49 7 >KYO. 0.-t S (UP)— Thc 'ary R cne men. nemaki said, '"but tion it would be pr; Nippon commenting on stion .dent m mban. who had week that woadmitted to Rotary >'d campaigner that women today ;i difTerei position 19 3 ears Rotary was first
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    RABBI DIES AT 96
    15 7 RABBI M( verman. Rabbi m 1 S the of 96 UP
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    Students Walk Out As Negroes Enter
    321 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5, (AP)-^-Hundreds of white boys and girls, shouting and jeering, put on protest demonstrations yesterday against admitting Negro youngsters to their Public School classes m the nations Capitol. I The outbreak, following similar demonstrations some other cities, came as the Supreme Court,
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    Ceylon, Red China Sign Trade Pact
    91 7 COLOMBO, Oct. 5. ißeuter), Ceylon and Communist China have reached an agreement m Peking on prices for the exchange of rubber and Sir John Kotelawala. the Prime Minister, announced here tod. No de of the agreement were disclosed. Reports here last week aid that
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    Secret Press
    57 7 Teheran's Military Governor, Ceneral Teymour Bakbtiar, inspects the underground \.auli where a >e< ret Communist printing press was discovered, m the village of Davoudieh. five miles from the capit. Under a big building's lavatory, the newspaper "Mar dom organ of the disq\ialified ('ommim; Party of Iran, was issued
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    UK Cabinet Shake up Due
    60 7 LONDON. Oct. 3, (AFP) The "Sunday Express splashed an eight-column headline m its edition todaj reporting a coming reshuffle m the British Cabinet. Trfe newspaper said Mr Anthony Eden would givt up his post as Foreign Stary for a new appointment m order to be
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    Two Hollywood Surprises
    166 7 ENGAGEMENT HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 5 (UP) Italian actress. Pier Angeli and singer. Vie Damone. announced their surprise engagement yesterday, climaxing a twoyear friendship that even their studio thought was merely casual. The actress was linked with Kirk Douglas before that actor's marriage, and recently she was reported planning
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    COLOMBO PLAN AIDS TWAIN TO MEET
    431 7 COLOMBO PLAN AIDS TWAIN TO MEET Fixed World Prices Asked OTTAWA, Oct. 5, (Reuter) Lord Reading, British Minister of State, said here yesterday that the Colombo conference proved most opportunely that nations of the East and West could meet together m "understanding and concord and take friendly fruitful counsel together."
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    TREASON ALLEGED AGAINST PERSIANS
    129 7 TKHERAN. Oct. 5 -Renter' Twelve men alleged to be ringleaders of a widespread Communist plot to seize control of the P rsian Army went on trial m secret yesterday before an army court at Jamshadieh Barracks. The Army Prosecutor Brigadier General H- ein Azmoudeh. has demanded
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    Hatta Wants To Quit?
    87 7 JAKARTA. Oct. 5. <AP> The Chinese daily Keng Po today quoted "well informed" sources as saying Vice-Presi-dent Mohammad Matt a has told the Cabinet by letter he intends to quit. The paper, considered thr best m Indonesia, printed tht story m connection with i denial la^t
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    GIANT OCTOPUS FOUND IN NORWAY
    39 7 TROXDHEIM. Xor\v;iv. Oct. 5: <AP).— A giant octopus i >uring more than seven feet across the body and having tenacles over 23 feet I long was found floating dead m the Trondheim Fjord yesterday.
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    McCarthy's Lieutenant Quits Job
    102 7 WASHINGTON. Oct. 5 (Reuter* -Communist-hunt-Senator Joseph McCarthy announced yesterday that Mr. Francis Can has resigned from his position b it Ive director of the Senator's Investigating Sub-commit tec staff Mr. Carr was named by the United States Army earlier this year as one of the principals
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    Trieste Is Once Again Italian
    211 7 Trieste Is Once Again Italian LONDON, Oct. > An agreement settling the long drawn dispute between Italy and Yugoslavia over the Adriatic territory ol Tr was Initialled here today by representatives it Yugoslavia. Britain und the United Stati Due to the Illness of Anthony Eden, the British :gn Secretary, thmonv
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    700 French See 'Flying Saucers'
    64 7 700 French See 'Flying Saucers' PARIS. Oct. 5 Reuter i About 100 people Claim th«y saw several aped "flying saucers" m the sky near Lille for about 25 minutes last night. The alarm v I miiv burst into a cafe thai a crab-shape I ning machine high had just l.md-d
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    Monty Will Train His Old Enemy
    108 7 Monty Will Train His Old Enemy PARIS. Oct. 5 <AP». -Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, who played a leading role m defeating the German armies m World War 11. will be m charge of training West German soldiers if and when the new European De ience plan Is adopted. Officials at
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    TYPHOON DAMAGE
    24 7 TOKYO. Oct. 5. <AP>. Typhoon "Marie" caused an estimated U*****,000,000 m material damages on Hokkaido last week. Kyodo News Service said today.
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    RUBBER, TIN CLOSING PRICES
    76 7 Standard London Correspondent LONDON, Oct. s—The5 The following ore the closing prices of rubber and tin on the London Market. LONDON RUBBER Spot 22 d. October/ December 21 id. January/March 21 April/ June 21 id July/September 21 id. October c.i.b. 21 \d. Tone Quietly Steady. LONDON
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    AIRCRAFT DEVICE SHOWS SPEED OVES? GROUND
    233 8 WASHINGTON, Oct. 5: One of the devices most needed by airplane pilots a speedometer that tells a plane's speed over the ground nas recently been perfected m the United States. The new device also tells the pilot the distance to or from a given
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    CLYDE TO HEAD U.K. TEAM AT RICE TALKS
    267 9 CLYDE TO HEAD U.K. TEAM AT RICE TALKS DR. W. M. CLYDE, Rice Adviser to the British Foreign Office, will head the United Kingdom delegation at the fourth session of the FAOsponsored International Rice Commission which open s in Tokyo on Oct. 11. Apart from Dr. Clyde, it is not
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    Federation's Tea Imports
    35 9 THE Federation imported 5500,000 worth of black tea m August compared with 5528.000 for the month before. Green tea imported m August amounted to $67. 800 ($52,900 m the month of July).
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    Cousteau Perfects Rubber Aqualung
    125 9 RUBBER is playing: a very important part m the new and exciting pastime now gaining world-wide popularity underwater swimming. The latest development m the equipment used is the Aqualung, perfected by the famous Commander J. Cousteau m hi s undersea archaeological explorations around the coast of
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    Palm Oil Production
    78 9 PALM oil estates m the Federation of Malaya produced 4.600 tons m August compared with 4,500 tons ln July, according to official statistics. Kernels produced m August amounted to 1,230 tons compared with 1,160 tons m July. Of the 63 estates m the Federation 51 were In
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    MacFadyen Lauds Rubber Report
    208 9 MacFadyen Lauds Rubber Report LONDON, Oct. 5: (Reuter) Sir Eric MacFadyen, Chairman ot the Planters' Association of Malaya and director of various plantation companies, yesterday applauded m a letter to The Times the report on Malaya's rubber industry issued by a mission of inquiry on September 30. The report said
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    EXPORT COUNCIL
    55 9 TOKYO, Oct. 5: (UP) An "export council" and an "export council for industries" will be established to promote the Japanese export trade, a Japanese Foreign Office announcement said today. The export council will be set up m the cabinet and the export council for industries m the Ministry
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    Finance And Commerce
    27 9 LARGE crowds are now at Bata's special bargains. Pictured above i s a scene at their main store, Bata Building. North Bridge Road. Singapore.
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    NEW FIRM TO MINE BAUXITE
    203 9 To Operate In Johore Standard Staff Reporter ALUMINIUM Ltd. of Montreal, a holding company of a large group of producing and sales organizations throughout the world, is organizing a new firm m Malaya to work its bauxite concessions m Johore. The concessions will be transferred
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    Protection For Indian Drug Trade
    141 9 NEW DELHI, Oct. 5. (AP). —The Government has been asked to restrict the establishment of new pharmaceutical factories m India by foreign firms. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry's Pharmaceutical Enquiry Committee made this recommendation m a 400-page report covering an investigation of all phases
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    Jap Rubber Goods To Be Tested Before Export
    152 9 THE Japan Rubber Manufacturers' Association is to ask the Ministry of International Trade and Industry shortly to introduce testing of rubber products before they are exported from Japan. This will ensure that Japanese rubber products imported into Malaya will be of a
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    Stronger OSK Group Is Planned
    117 9 Standard Special Corr. A BUSINESS tie-up between Osaka Shosen Kaisha (OSK Line) and the Yamashita Steamship Co. is reported by Japanese shipping circles as the beginning of a bigger and stronger "OSK Group." The group will include Daiichi Risen. Chuo Risen. Kansai Risen and possibly
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    INDIA RAISES DUTY ON TEA
    73 9 NEW DELHI. Oct. 5 (APV— The Indian Government has recently announced an immediate 75 per cent, increase m export duty on tea. A Commerce Ministry announcement said this "moderate" rise from four to seven annas (about 16 to 28 Malayan cents) a pound the fist
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    LATEX FABRICS FOR CARS
    128 9 LATEX foam-coated fabrics are now being used m America for floor coverings for some of the new cars. The fabrics are given an "Andalfoam" coating through a patented process developed by Andrews -Alderfer Co., of Akron, Ohio. The foam is permanently bonded to the fabric where
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    Output, Wages Go Up In UK
    148 9 '•RELATIVELY empty of great events but full of excellent trends" is the way the Times Annual Financial and Commercial Review describes the past year m Britain. the economic indications says the Review, have been favourable. Production, incomes, profits, wages, security p: ports and gold
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    CROP INCREASES
    35 9 SEOUL. Oct. 5, (AFP) The South Korean government estimates that the crop of rice Ihis fall will hit the 76.5 million buthclj peak an increase of nine per cent over the average output.
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    Jalagopal Off India-Malaya Run
    160 9 Standard Shipping Reporter WHEN the 5,322-ton Jalagopal which i s presently docked m Singapore for an overhaul sails from Singapore on Oct. 22 a name familiar to thousands of Indians m Malaya and Singapore will disappear from local shipping lists. The Jalagopal is being taken off
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    Rubber Rises On China News
    186 9 Price Hits 73-% Cents Standard Market Reporter THE rubber market m Singapore vestt i. responded to the higher London and New York price* and continued to improve to the highest levels since early last year, first grade rubber for October shipment closing at 73g cents
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    Industrials, Tins Are Irregular
    143 9 ON the Malayan share market yesterday both tin* and industrials were quiet and irregular. Buying interest m shares tended to be mod.in the face of profit-' P; ice chnnee s announced by Malayan Sharebrokerj." A ciaimn yesterday were: INUDSIRIAIS Con Tin an,., 28'Wwugh 1.82 Hongkong Bank
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    SMALL DEALS IN PEPPER
    164 9 THE produce market m Singapore yesterday remained m most sections at united quotations '«>r )OCOnut oil and pepper. trading was rcpo. with overseas interest ma m pepper which v. ere per picul for Muntok whi'e. S2I7J for Sarawak white for Lampong i.l.ick. Copra quota! were r,
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      85 9 Ol TIR Rt)\» St. ah. IVVIR ROM iv Hill Ann. Hock LtldtJ Caltex ig. Coi nfl h, Ti v m Ann. "X- :ah Brooke. Ln Hin Huat. lii n vui UN \VV 9 19 .">by NW ;>K NW 2 4 t 21/ 22 Marudu 27. PerHi 3». M .nCity ol
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    FOTO ROUND-UP
    153 10 HGFGG (BELOW): On a Hollywood lot. Letter Samuel*. •"■JPfijfS wrote the screenplay rrom th. best-seller. "The Silver Chal.ce give, Jacques Aubuchon z lessor, on V "|.ft SJi plays the part of Nero m the picture. Shawn Sm.th, left, plays Nero's wife. er Maurice Chevalier gets a cake to
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    WHO'S FOR A SAIL?
    54 10 i BELOW, left): That clumsy. heavy, old boat Who'd turn their blind eye on a couple of pretty damsels m such distress? They're off for a sail at the Venice Lido— if they can move that boat. They're Maruja Coral (left) and Aurora De Alba, Spanish
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    RIGHT UP HER STREET
    91 10 (BELOW): Dad told me where we live, but I thought he was pulling my leg when you're only six-weeks old you never can tell. But Dad said: "Your eyes are open now, go and look for yourself." So I went info the lane outside our farm
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    HOWDY, PAL?
    39 10 (BELOW. right): Two 18--month-old chimpanzees, newcomers to the theatrical profession and as yet unnamed, get to know another 18-month-old innocent Willie Lenz. the son of the chimpanzee trainer with Bertram Mills Circus which is now at Southampton.
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    SAFA's Coach By Vote
    516 11  - SAFA' s Coach By Vote JEFFERY JAMES Needs No Ability, Just 'Chakap Chakap' Says MAYBE it s rude to point, especially when it's ot the obvious, but ever since the Singapore Amateur Football Association announced THEIR selection of officials for the coming inter-port matches m Hong Kong and Manila, so
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    Police Co For Goals: Hit 10 Past Seletar
    378 11 I POLICE SPORTS CLUB— IO RAF SEL ETAR— 6 Hardial Singh 4, Vellupillai 3, Rozario 2, Chia Kirn Swee Z Umpires: Mr. J.C. Smith Sgt. Fremli THE Police Sporting Association went on a goal-scoring spree against a weak ::RAF Seletar side yesterday,
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    COMMITTEES FOR COLONY EXHIBITION
    169 11 COMMITTEES FOR COLONY EXHIBITION SINGAPORE Badminton Association, who last week obtained the approval of the Badminton Association of Malaya to stage an International badminton exhibi- tion m the Colony from Nov- ember 20 to 27. formed the various committees for the organization of the exhibition. These committees will take charge
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    SCC BEAT CUSTOMS
    49 11 SINGAPORE Cricket Club beat H.M. Customs 3-0 m a friendly hockey match p" on the S.C.C. padang yesterday. S.C.C. scored all three goals m the first half of the game. G. Brands opened while M. W: on and B. Purslow were responsible for the other two.
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    RAFFLES XV WHIP POLICE
    101 11 RAFFLES Institution XV added another match to their string ot victories. against the Police 2nd team yesterday, they won by 25 points (three goals and two tries* to 5 (a goal) m a friendly game of Rugby played on their own ground. The match wa s
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    SBH LEAGUE & CUP FINAL
    55 11 SBH LEAGUE CUP FINAL SINGAPORE Busines s Houses League and Cup final between Chartered Bank ar OTEC will be played at Jal Besar Stadium at 7.15 p.m. toda.> Th c Gate admission will be free, but the $2 enclosure Will be restricted to Jalan Besar pass holder* and members of
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    Santok's Three
    42 11 Santok 's Three SINGAPORE Harbour Board Police beat Singapore Regiment Royal Artillery 7-1 m their Div. 3 "A" hockey encounter played yesterday at Blakan Mati. Scorers for SHBP Santok Singh <3> Chanker Singh (31 A. Carvareh (1). Mackintosh scored for the SRRA.
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    SBA DRAW
    27 11 THE draw for the various event, m the IH.*>4 Singapore Open Championships will take place today. H t y am. al the Singapore Badminton Stadium.
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    Inter-Club Final On Tonight
    155 11 A BIG crowd is expected to d th e final of this j Singapore Badminton A j tion" s junior inter-club tournaj ment between Mayflower B.P j and Marigold B.P. to be held at j the Badminton gtadium at 7.30 p.m. today. This is the first
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    Chinese Didn't Miss The 'Stars': Whip The Indons
    364 11 Chinese f 4 Indonesians 2 Boon Kok Peow 2, Jimmy Tan Huron Koned 2 and Yeo Ah Hoe Rejerev. Mr. H. J. Webber CHINESE scored their third successive victory m this year's Singapore Amateur Football Association's community league match played at the
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    Victorians Break' Saints'
    84 11 Victorians Break Saints' Victoria School broke Andrew's Schawl hold on them at Rugby when (hey beat the isrts' by 14 points a goal. 2 tries and a penalty goal to tuo penally goals m the interschool encounter at Victoria !erday. c Victorians took the field underdogs. Th e situation seemed
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    SHBRC Win 1-0
    40 11 SINGAPORE Harbour Board Recreation Club beat Tampenis Rovers I—o1 0 m a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 3A league match played at Farrer Park yesterday. George Fox scored for the SHBRC m the last minute of the game.
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    7. Jambatan Mas Cannot Miss Here
    279 12 7. Jambatan Mas Cannot Miss Here Jambaian Mas reads a good thing. Unlucky to have met one ■r m Peter Pan In his effort re furlongs straight. Jam bat an Mas should mak time. This Draw,g looked the win- < home until Peter Pan a flourish to clinch the verdict.
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    1367 12 RACE l: 2.15 pan. Horses Class 3, V *!52 Ambassador 7y 9.00 Mr. Ong Ec Kong Z. 208 Break of Dawn 6y 8.11 Estate of late Mr* Loks a-*- vi w, Choong Chak 0,6 Flag of Peace 6y 8.11 Mr. Cheong Yok Chov 6c i «-o t
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    PULOT PUTEH TO SHOW WAY TODAY
    968 12 by WINDSOR lAD IPOH, Tues.— With seven top-flight performers including Sovereign and Liberation Cup winner Prosperity being "saved" for the valuable Gold Vase on Saturday, the main six furlongs sprint for Class One horses tomorrow second day of Perak Turf Club's Sultan's Gold Vase
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    24 12 IPOH, Tues.— lt has ~been raining here for the last two days, and the going for tomorrow, at best, should be heavy.
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    507 12 Punter's Delight has been going great guns m his morning workouts during the week that I give him a confident vote to annex this race. This four-year-old gelding ran a sizzling solo over three furlongs on Saturday to return the splendid time of 37
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