Singapore Standard, 11 October 1954

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    20 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD rSf_ -Jgg ft m sl Vol. V. No. 100. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER I>, 19r,l TWELVE PAGES 15 CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    53 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT t Df Kwang, Singa\vinner of Q Qu' an Kwe hee, I the Singapore nement ire: ISI pso d v< mfort). anient: By wh -n v... himmrdiately rid th< d comfort I• at :nd this for 2 VISIONde- Comment: This es, elur hi the eye of a
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    Molotov In Miner's Kit
    36 1 Oct. 10. (Reuter) ay Molotov, linister, a miner/a helped a uranii..n Esu t German the German I reported. v.- as accomoars of a delegat German Otto Grotowohl. i~e owned :a and East
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    KILLER STORM IN CARIBBEAN
    18 1 Oct. 13 H el, a ■dged Carib' ol thp Flori- .ns winds of 1"j
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    ALLIANCE SWEEPS POLL
    377 1 6 More Results To Come Are Safe JOHORE BAHRU, Sun.— UMNO MCA Alliance is on its way to a clean sweep in the first Johore State Council elections held today, judging from returns which have so far been announced. The first returns gave the Alliance a comfortable
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    REDS MUST PAY 'DEBT OF BLOOD' SOON—CHIANG
    308 1 REDS MUST PAY 'DEBT OF BLOOD' SOON— CHIANG J^ ct 10 Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek told his troops today the Communists must be made to pay 'the debts of blood" they had committed against the people of China. The 67-yoar-old leader of Nationalist China said preparations for the counter-attack against the
    UP; AFP; Reuter  -  308 words
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    M. FRANCE PROMISES ANOTHER WAGE RISE
    160 1 M. FRANCE PROMISES ANOTHER WAGE RISE LOUVTERES, N o rmandy. Oct. 10. (AFP) French Premier Pierre Mendes France today set another deadline for himself next April for a further raise m the wages of France's workers. The Premier had earlier set a deadline m October for the first wage increa
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    Suez Talks Suspended
    86 1 LONDON. Oct. 10 (AFP) The Foreign Office refused to comment today on the British Embassy's announcement m Cairo that Anglo-Egyptian negotiations on the evacuation of the Suez Canal zo: had been suspended. It also refused to comment on the sudden departure from Cairo of Mr. Antnony Nutting.
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    BUTCHER OF PARIS TO DIE
    60 1 PARIS, Oct. 10. (Reuter) S.S. General Karl Oberg. 58 Supreme German Police Chief m France during the war who became known as the "Butcher of Paris" was sentenced to death here yesterday for war crimes. Oberg's former chief aide, Colonel Helmuth Knochen, was also sentenced
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    ANOTHER TRY
    21 1 ALBANIA has submitted another request for admission to the United Nations, the Albanian news agency i reported yesterday.— Reuter
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    Despair Turns To Laughter And Joy
    254 1 FOR the first time m three and a half years the walls of a room occupied by a man m despair, echoed with joyful laughter yesterday There were tr.\rs too but they were tears of gratitude. Tan Hock Seng who was disabled by a
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    ANZUS BODY TOMEETTODAY
    68 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 (AP) The U.S. State Department announced yesterday that the ANZUS Council will hold an "informal meeting" when Australian Foreign Minister, Mr. Richard Casey, visits here tomorrow. It was understood the Council will discuss problems of South-east Asian defence but make no decisions that would
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    MONTY VISITS CANAL ZONE
    38 1 FAYID, Suez Canal Zone. Oct. 10 (Reuter) Field Marshal, Viscount, Mon'JOmery, Deptly Supreme Commander m Europe, arrived here yesterday by Royal Air Force plane from Ankara for a four-day visit to the Canal Zone.
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    FOREIGNERS WILL BE SAFE-HO
    159 1 FOREIGNERS WILL BE SAFE- HO HONGKONG, Oct. 10 The Vietminh Military /.d--ministrative Committee of Hanoi m its first communique to the people of the city Issued today gives an undertaking that the lives and properties of all foreign residents. including French nationals, will be protected. "Foreign residents should reaped the
    U.P.; A.F.P.  -  159 words
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    GOVERNOR ORDERS ARREST
    122 1 WILMINGTON. Delaware. Oct. 10, (Reuter)— The Governor of Delaware today ordered the arrest of Mr. Bryant Bowles, leader of a campaign m the state to prevent Negroes sitting alongside white pupils n school. Mr. Bowles appeared m I Delaware three weeks ago to speak against the United
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    3 MORE QUIT RUSSIAN SHIP
    53 1 TAIPEI. Oct. 10. (AFP) It was officially announced today that three more Russian crew members of the Soviet tanker Tuapse had been granted politl sylum erday. This brings the total to 16 who had so far I been granted asylum among the tanker's original crew
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    MIC JOINS LABOUR FRONT IN ELECTION WAR
    201 1 AFTER four hours of heated discussion, by representatives of all its branches, the Singapore section of the Malayan Indian Congress last night decided to join the Labour Front and contest the forthcoming Colony 1 elections. Mr. A.N. Mitra. president of the M.1.C.. told
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    Dock Strike: Situation Gets Worse
    156 1 Dock Strike: Situation Gets Worse LONDON, Oct. 10 (Reuter) I London's dock strike crisis, j the worst for a quarter of a century, grew worse yesterday despite the return to work of several v, ,t "»drcd men. Twenty-seven thousand workers are now idle m two disputes. More than 19.000 doclicrs
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    GENERAL DIES
    34 1 MAJOR-GENERAL A.P.D Telfer-Smollett, Lord Lieutenant of Dumbartonshire and former commander of the Briti > troops m Shanghai from ii/ 66 to 1939. died sudv on Friday at his home at Loch Lomond, Scotland.
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    Thai Amok Kills Four
    62 1 BANGKOK. Oct. 10 fAP)'— A former Thai cavalry noncommissioned offioT ran I amok with a sword m i j northern Thailand village Saturday, killing four and woundin according to reports received here today. Among those repor' murdered by the amok. Na! Terb. were his former wif*\|
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    Reds Call Tramway Strike In H'kong
    140 1 Reds Call Tramway Strike In H'kong HONGKONG, Oct. 10, Pro-C ommunist tramway workers today partially paralyzed the Colony's tramcar service as thousands of ProNationalist Chinese went all out celebrating the 43rd anniversary of Nationalist China's birthday. The pro-Comm'-iist act' i was m protest against the dismissal of 13 empkr. by
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    He's Got A New Rank
    51 2 1/ ..to. by MR. W.P. THOMPSON, one^of the three Assistant Commissioners of Police in the Federation "ho has been promoted to Senior /ssistant 1*111 mis ur He is in charge of "B" Department which deals with the operational side of Police activities. Standard Yong Peng
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    Denial By Health Inspectors
    154 2 Denial By Health Inspectors JOHORE BAHRU, Sun Town Council health inspectors denied the allegations by a Johore Bahru "Observer" that they had been impolite to members of the public or handled confiscated goods roughly. "Observer." who wrote to The Standard, asked for an in:gation into the behaviour of Health Inspectors
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    Age Ousts Cheesecake
    83 2 PENANG, Sun.— The Penang pictorialiNts who have been having girls with "cheescake" heir models found an equal interest m two old men who posed for them at the Cenotaph. Penang Esplanade today. More than a 100 photograhers took pictures of a 74-year-old preacher. Mr Chong. of Dato
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    COLONY'S NEW TRADE UNION
    67 2 COLONY 'S NEW TRADE UNION SINGAPORE has now a new trade union the Industrial Workers' Union to bring together all categories of workers m industries. Organ vers of the union told The Standard yesterday that the union will strive to merge ing unions with meagre membership with the IWU m
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    Course For Leaders
    49 2 KOTA BHARU. Sun— Remarking that there were still c Muslims m remote kampongs who have been influenced by Communists m spite of the fact that Communism is agamst Islamic teachings the Sultan of Kelantan opened a civics course for religious leadit Machang Malay School. day afternoon.
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    Water Mains
    36 2 KLAXG. Sun. Frequent bursting of the main water pipe from North Hummock Estate ha s caused great inconvenience to residents here This morning again the situation became acute, but is now back to normal.
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    THERE'S ROOM FOR BOTH -SYNTHETIC MAN SAYS
    286 2 THERE'S ROOM FOR BOTH -SYNTHETIC MAN SAYS THERE will always be room enough fo natural rubber and synthetic rubber, said Mr J. D. Barrington, President and Managing Director of the Polymer Corporation, Sarnia Canada, on his arrival by air in Singapore. The Polymer Corporation is the only plant in the
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    KEDAH IN LINE WITH THE REST
    119 2 KEDAH IN LINE WITH THE REST ALOR STAR. Sun. —The Sultan of Kedah, at a ceremony at the Balai Besar, this morning, fixed his signature and seal of approval to an amendment to the State's constitution formally paving the way for elections to the State Council. The new Council will
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    Boy Scouts
    38 2 KLAXG. Sun— Port Swettenham will soon be having Its own Boy Scouts Association. At a meeting which will be held at the home of Commander J. S. Bellis. on 21. the new Association will be launched.
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    Influx Of Soviet Ships To China
    142 2 WHILE world interest is presently concentrated on the movement of Russian vessels m the China seas, the Colony has witnessed an unprecedented influx of Soviet ships within the past six months. The majority of the Colony callers "from the West" which include such ports
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    Increase In Clerks Pay Is Urged
    114 2 Increase In Clerks Pay Is Urged ALOR STAR, Sun. Inche Hanapi Sukon. an unofficial member of the Kedah State Council at the Council meetI ing. today asked Government to reconsider it.< decision and grant increased salaries to its rks. He was speaking during the adjournment after the State Secretary, Inche
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    Alliance In Penang
    65 2 PENANG. Sun —The Penang >0 General Assembly today approved the formation of an UMNO-MCA Alliance m Penang and elected ten members to form a liaison committee. The new rules of UMNO Malaya, were also considered by the General Assembly which also discussed the mo^ tions to be
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    Leo Heads Tech. Alumni Association
    127 2 ALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The President or the A.-Mala-yan Technical Services Union. Mr. G. Leo. today took over the leadership of the Technical College Alumni Association, after a row over the circulation ot an election oppeal ed by nine members. Mr. Selvanayagam. the ident ted vicedent.
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    Jailed For Bribery Bid
    78 2 BENTONG, Sun. Young Khuan. a cook at ♦he Sun Pmjuring New Village v p. faded guilty to a charge of attempting to bribe a special constable on Aug. 14, v. fined $150, or two months' jail by Mr. J. R. Whimster. President of the Sessions Court
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    81 FISHERMEN COMPLETE COURSE
    171 2 PENANG, Sun.— Four training courses for 81 fishermen from the whole of the Federation have been completed and a total of 59 certificates of competency m helmsman•htp and 52 certificates m care and maintenance of engine? secured by the trainees. This was disclosed by the Assistant
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    100 Asian Seamen Join In Protest
    204 2 1 00 Asian Seamen Join In Protest MORE than 100 Asian seamen resident m Singapore, at a mass meeting yesterday, protested against the "discrimination of the Government" m asking them to take re-entry permits everytime they sign on a ship. Not only fees are collected for such permits from crew
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    Wedding
    65 3 ph rto by Mi: l»l i'A IVAL A. PERIS, eldest mm of Mr. and Mrs P of Ipoh and his bride, the former Miss Rita Van .*nd daughter of Mr. .md Mrs. R. W Van Dort of I.umpur wh were married at St. John's Church Lumpur on Saturday. The
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    Strike Threat By Sago Workers
    143 3 TKOIBLI. is brewing m two Singapore sago factories which employ about 200 workei :om- t the ients| ps to improve the even i r they had made several representations. day they threatened to go on an indefinite strike, if their nces were not "d by
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    S'PORE'S EASTERN ENTRANCE IS VULNERABLE'
    251 3 S'PORE'S EASTERN ENTRANCE IS VULNERABLE' Exercise Touch Down' Ends v.,l«— Ji j Eastern entrance to Singapore s Keppel Harbour proved C™ JT t"l2 f c he combi "«vol exercise "Touch Down/ Lieut. lommander T. M. Stocker, umpire of the exercise, said yesterday. This annual exercise was held between 6pm on
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    Results Of Orphanage Fund Draw
    145 3 PENANG, Sun. A Kuala Kangsar Chinese is said to have won an A4O motor car, first prize m the Ramakrishna Orphanage and School building fund lottery drawn today The following i s the full result of the draw:— Ist prize No. *****4 (A4O motorcar); 2nd
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    HER AIM: TO EARN US $ $ $
    109 3 HER AIM: TO EARN US THIS i s Valeric Maxwell whose father is a director of Vickers Armstrong as well a s a banker m Australia. Valeric spent about nine months m France recently to learn French and to take a course m secretaryship. Well, she's a qualified secretary now,
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    S. A. T. A. Receives $1,973
    237 3 S. A. T. A. Receives $1,973 THE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association acknowledges $1,973.62 and gifts m kind from donors to the Royal Singapore Tuberculosis C Mr. Loh Chin (for Rehabilitation Centre) 5750. Mr. Tan Soon Fung (to Almoner's Fund) $100. Mr. Chan Heng Pve SI 10 Staff and Operatives of Dunlop
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    SATA Chief Returns
    48 3 rector of t \n i J )erculosis i n. Dr. G. H. Garlick, i lony on "er a four-morv i U v abroad. Dr. nded the British 'nee at i various j 1 *s and t jen and l I Nations 1 council shortly. I
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    WARTIME PILOT THRILLS FANS
    280 3 u^ U^_A Ll MPL R Sun.-An ace "Battle of Britain pilot, who now flies the Federation's aborigines about the country m a tiny Auster today thrilled over a hundred ardent aviation fans with breath-takine midair loops and rolls to provide the annual gala of the Kuala
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    Confirmed By Archbishop
    46 3 KOTA BHARU, Sun.— The Archbishop of Malacca, M. Oleomondy, administered "Confirmation to 12 converts here. He was assisted by Father Golliet. Later, the Archbishop left by plane for Kuantan to administer "Confirmation" to boys and girls there. He will return to Singapore tomorrow.
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    POLICE BAG 3 BANDITS IN DARING JUNGLE RAID
    164 3 KUANTAN, Sun.-Ins-pector Appu, of the Kuantan Police who already holds a Colonial Police Medal for Gallantry, led his 12-man patrol on a charge into a 16-man pandit camp on Friday, Killing three of them and forcing the remainder to nee. His special
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    Offer To Federal Citizens
    127 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Federation Government, today, invited applications from Federal citizens for Government scholars for Honours Degree cot s which would fit them A jobs m the Mines, P.W.D., Telecoms and Asriculture. Candidates must be prepared to take the Honours Degree course and on completion
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    A Viscount Lands At Changi
    198 3 A Viscount Lands At Changi WITH a whine unlike any given by a piston-engine aircraft, the four-engined Vickers Viscount landed at Changl airfield. The Viscount a turbo-prop plane —is in transhipment for Trans-Australia Airlines. Aboard her when she landed in Singapore yesterday were her crew of five, technical and engineering
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    Bride's Family Shun Party
    241 4 Bride's Family Shun Party SUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Mr P. W. Au-Yong. a wealthy Kuala Lumpur lav ind members of his family stayed a v. from tod. icbiations to mark the recent marriage of hi s eldest daughter, 21 -year old Catherine to Selangor Thomas Cup star, Abdullah Piruz. herine has
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    Governor At Training Camp
    74 4 ONE of the first things the IM Singapore National Servicemen had to learn at their first training camp behind I hangi Prison, on Saturday was to clean the rifle and know its mechanism. Standard photo shows a group of Servicemen cleaning their rifles. Looking on (left
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    Warning By An Educationist
    348 4 Danger Of Unplanned Schooling KUALA LUMRUB, Sun— Dato E. E. C. Thuraisingham, Federal Member for Education, last night warned the country against creating an army of unemployed through an unplanned schooling system and declared: "Unless we tackle it now, your and my successors will find it
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    Night Soil Collection
    72 4 THE Singapore City Council may soon abolish the system of alternate day nighl collection and introduce system of daily collection, exI on SundaA committee of the Council has recommended this procedure and also an average rate of $3.25 per pail per mensem, instead of the present <r
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    E. PAHANG POLLING DISTRICTS
    109 4 E. PAHANG POLLING DISTRICTS KU AN TAN. Sun.— The 44 polling districts m East Paharig Constituency for Federal 1 tion— Kuantan and Pekan Districts are: Cherating, Sg. Ular. Sg. Karang. Beserah. Telok Sesik. Tanah Puteh. Kuantan Town, r Kumudi, Tanjong Lumpur. Paya Besar. Gambang. Ulu' Kuantan. Ulu Lepar, Penor Utara,
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    YOUTH KILLED
    26 4 ONG CHEONG YAM. 17. was killed instantaneously yesterday at Kallang Road, when the bicycle he was riding, collided with a Singapore Traction Company bus.
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    The Only Building School Closes
    124 4 THE Singapore School of Building which has trained about 60 skilled brick-1. mporarily closed. Reason: Labour Exchange is rinding it difficult to find work for those who have finished their training Mr. F. G. Tyson, Singapore's Chief Employment Officer, told The Standard 'erday that about
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    Menglembu's Play Field
    65 4 Menglembu 's Play Field IPOH. Sun.— The pMenglembu. a mining town three miles south of Ipoh have a first-class playing field within a year's time. The Perak Government has allotted $15,000 to clear up the four-acre piece of va< ground m front of the Chinmbly Hall which Is situated m
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    $10 MILLION PLAN TO DOUBLE IPOH'S WATER SUPPLY
    352 4 IPOH, Sun. The Senior Executive Engineer Waterworks Perak Mr. W. R. Plunkett, has submitted to Government a preli minar'y report on a $10,000,000-scheme to double existing wate supplies to Ipoh and the surrounding areas. Kr i This scheme which uould improve water
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    7th-Day Adventist
    32 4 C L ,INV h_r_ otteial of t Advcnlot 5f l 5 r _HS Si "the Lnitcd Stat join the st.t nations Fai I m the Colon He accompanied i 10-.veat
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    Drunk While Armed, Fined
    36 4 BENTONG A jq. Tinggi. who and behavim manner arm, wa Whimster. 1 ons Cou In- pt ci court tl Foong fired rushed to t: g, und liquor, unsto and. on happ( v.<
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    N.A.P. CHIEF'S BIRTHDAY
    51 4 IPOH. Sun.— The National iation of Perak held a dinner party for about 200 members and guests on the occasion of the 60th birthday of its chairman. Mr. Lav Pek Khuan. last night. Mr. Lav will be retiring from all public activities at the end of this
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    MURDER FOR A CIGARETTE
    1023 5  -  Terence Halloran by- Concluding his series "The Female Of The Species" QfIMMANUER C.H. Uatherill, head of the Criminal Investigation L n department at Scotland Yard, declared recently, "Men generally hut quickly and mercifully. When a woman decide^ to kill someone* she usually uses poison and just
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    Singapore Standard Training Workers
    876 6 Singapore Standard Training Workers THE Colony's Chief Employment Officer, Mr. F. G. Tyson, pointed out last week that the only way to solve the present unemployment problem in Bingapon to train more unskilled workers to tor the needs of growing industries. While there La a great demand for trained men,
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    Top Lawyers And Shipping Men Meet On
    578 6  - - AUBREY THOMAS By A CROUP of international lawyers and shipping experts arc meeting m Brighton, England, tlii* iveek Imping, among other things* to put the "Stowanay King out of business. He is a West Indian mulatto living m East London, and for some
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    Brazil Without Vargas
    410 6  -  J. HALCRO FERGUSON By loisDoy. that the immediate reftert tissions of the suicide of Brazil's President ami former dictator, Dr. i.etulio Vmrgaw f hare died r/oittt, it is jfossible to reach several camcisutomO) both afonteefie and foreign, about thf significmnce and conse<iuemes of his death. In the
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    PROBLEM THAT WORRIES
    387 6  - PROBLEM THAT WORRIES PHILIP DEANE r PHK problem of the Chinese populations m thrir territories is greatly worrying the neutralist nations «>f South Asia. according to, Indian diplomatic .sources. Chou Kn lai. the Chinese lead-( er. appears to be going back, on the promise he "almost, gave' ulna visiting Delhi,
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      Disinterested Instructors
      180 6 Sir; The .students who are attending the evening classes of the Junior T< nical School m Balestier Road are residing In various parts of Singapore such as Changi, Paalr Panjang, Ponggol and Seletar. and Some come from Johore Bahru. All of them are attending the classes at 5.30
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      Dead
      142 6 Sir:— After several of its revival meetings, the F. College Old Boys' Association, Johore-Bahru, is again Not a word has been heard activities since the last meeting and none of it committee IS brave enough even to whisper a single word of what and what has been done or
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      TELL US HOW?
      152 6 Sir, The AttorneyGeneral. Mr. E. J. Davies, proclaimed m the Legislative Council that the Faja was a clear demonstration of the fact that "the Judiciary and the Executive are completely independent." How does this follow? How does the fact that a district judge had disagreed with the
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      The Sacking Of Over-Age Students
      208 6 The Sacking Of OverAge Students Sir. It is wit impending gloom that 1 take up my pen to voice the protest of Singapore parents against the recent ruling of the Education author! Through no fault of their own the overage students are to be sacked for i nig the age
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    HO'S MEN MARCH INTO HANOI
    306 7 Glorious Page In French Colonial History Ended HANOI, Oct. 10 (UP) The ycllow-storred Red flog of the ■Victminh flew over this city today marking the end of a once-glorious I ci n French colonial history. 3 W but curiously quiet si the first of Ho
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    Proves He Can Take It
    45 7 Ri KPOOL, Oct. 10. Prime Minister chill. k"<7 n hroUßhoul Britain for I|S lovr -I brandy, calls* of water, midwaj la be i i i v n Irinking it on l„. rnstrum com- audier I tO show n .1 ith
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    Support Behind French Premier
    20 7 Support Behind French Premier I vote I will. I I I blicI beis I oswer Ion and rnmei I Reuter
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    Musical Contest
    34 7 VERCELLI, Italy, Oct. 10, One Jap. i two tine and rday moved the finals o! contest m th< iona! Battista Viotti eal Cor 'IT oune contest for singers will begin on Monday.
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    'CIGAR' STOPS CAR
    123 7 ii (Reuter)— which can ■i pot out tneii »lits ported by a milkman ndre TrentMai nil h was driving his milk lorry alon d when audita!) tin- engine stopped and (he headlii hta went •tut e« what was d noticed a shinred and blur loni speed chicle.
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    First World A-Plant To Be Set Up
    130 7 GENEVA. Oct 10. <Reuter> -The Organization for European Nuclear Research today ended a three-day me er approving definite plans for the world's first international non-secret atomic research plant at Meyrin. on the Franco-Swiss frontier, near Geneva. Sir Ben Lockspeiser, Secretary of the British
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    Freighter Abandoned After Fire
    95 7 Freighter Abandoned After Fire CASABLAI Morocco. I Oct. 10, <AI 4.721-ton Norwegian freighter, Emma j Bakke, caught fire and ndoneo 200 miles or! Casablanca. Reports ved here last night said two persons were mis but the ship's Casablanca agent could not say whether they were passengers or •vmen. Survivors were
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    'She's The Only Lady'
    37 7 photo. INDIA BORN singer and dancer, Amru Sani. who has started a six-month engagement with the new Rome musical show. "A 1 1 Are Women But Me." relaxes m her Rome apartment. AP
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    Israel-Jordan Agreement
    36 7 TEL AVIV. Oct. 10. (RevIsrael has agreed to the appointment of Colonel Charles F. Br< of the United States as the newchairman of the Israel-Jor-dan mixed armistice commission, it was officially announced here tonight.
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    Troops Mop Up Java Terrorists
    122 7 JAKARTA. Indonesia. Oct.: 10, (AP) The evacuation of 12.000 persons from the Berber district of Central Java. to clear the way for broadened mop-ups by Indonesian troops of the Darul Islam fanatical Muslim terrorists, was announced officially last night. The terrorists, estimated to number 30,000,
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    Colombo Plan Projects Costs
    356 7 OTTAWA, Oct. 10 (Reuter)— The estimated cost of capital projects m Burma, (Yn lon, India. Indonesia, Pakistan. Malaya and British Borneo totalled £704.000,000 m the fiscal year 1954-55, an increase of 31 per cent from the €544,000,000 spent last year, according to a report of the
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    Jagan Renews Pledge
    68 7 GEORGETOWN. British Guiana. Oct. 10, (AP)— Ou Prime Minister, Cheddi Ja. renewed his Par I terday to continue a "relentless j struggle for freedom and inde- pendence" from Britain. Writing m his People's ProI gressive Party newspaper, Jagan accused the British Government of "raping" B;; 'Guiana and
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    TO TOUR RED CHINA
    88 7 NEW DELHI. Oct 10. (AP) Nine Indian newsmen have been Invited to make a twomonth tour of Red China by the Peiping regime, it learnt yesterday. They are due to lea*e this week m order to be In CI for Premier Nehru's visit later this month.
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    National Defence Documents
    168 7 National Defence Documents WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. > (AFP)— Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Jr forn employee of charges of having fraudulently obtai ng to national defence. The charges said that Peter- acted with the knowledge that these documents ;sed to harm the United States or m the interest
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    'Wilfully And Knowingly Lied'-US Note
    371 7 'Wilfully And Knowingly Lied '-US Note WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 (Reuter) The United States yesterday accused the Soviet Union of having "wilfully and knowingly* lied about the shooting down of an American B-50 bomber over the Sea of Japan on July 29. 1953. and j filed a formal damage claim for
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      984 8 New Jet Will Put U.K. Ahead Of World LONDON, Oct. 10: (Reuter)— The "droop snoot" new jet plane for research into level flying at supersonic speeds which has been brought out from behind the security curtain is expected to put Britain ahead of the world m high speed aviation. This
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    PUBLIC INSCE. GROUP NAMES ITS CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVES
    382 9 PUBLIC INSCE. GROUP NAMES ITS CHAIRMAN AND EXECUTIVES THE Public Insurance SEP*"/., Ltd an <* the mj C c L,fc Assur *nee Co. fh 5 in A a Pore, (of which the late Mr. Aw Boon Haw was the chairman), held directors' meetings recently to elect a new chairman. I
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    MALTHUS IS WRONG!
    45 9 MALTHUS hides his face m shame. For the second growing season m succession, the world's production of human food has continued to rise faster than the increase m population Fully documented reports of the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization reveal this.
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    'Paper' Trading May Near Its End
    361 9 THE Singapore copra market remained very steady throughout the week although actual values did not move very much, probably owing to the fact that for so long local prices have been at such a high level above world parities, according to Lewis and JPeat
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    Demand For House Properties Slack -BUT LAND DEALS BRISK
    240 9  - Demand For House Properties Slack -BUT LAND DEALS BRISK M. T. YONG By HOUSE properties m Singapore are the least attractive of offers m the auction market today. Large house properties are difficult to sell, a Singapore auctioner told The "3~~"J ~~~^~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~^^ Standard. An investor expects at least eight to
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    Finance And Commerce
    75 9 Floating Exposition Arrives THE Yugoslav Line Triglav of 5.000 tons (above) which arrived here on her maiden voyage over the weekend from Adriatic ports. House* aboard the new \essel is a trade exposition sponsored by Chemicalia. (Right): This Standard picture shows Mr. Zivko Kobali. who is m
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    CEYLON HAILS PACT TERMS
    73 9 COLOMBO. Oct. 10: (Reuter) Trade circles here welcome the terms of next year's phase of the five-year rubber lor rice pact with China, under which Ceylon sells 50.000 tons of sheet rubber and buys 275,000 tons of rice annually. Reports say Ceylon will get about 27
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    $6.7 MIL. PROFIT FOR 2 COMPANIES
    291 9 $6.7 MIL. PROFIT FOR 2 COMPANIES Malayan Breweries Ltd. Profit for year ended Jun c 30. 1954 i:: consolidated account $4,520,185 or 50.2^ while d: but ions are unchanged from year m a total of 30 cents dollar flock unit. Fall m was offael by work and reduced ingredient that
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    22 9 photo 'lift' new South Engineer's Bui 'ding at Ampang ftn-.id, Kuala Lumpur, Rl.ili will be declared open on O> t. 1 Standard
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    Share Business In Week
    307 9 Share Business In Week Business done m Shares from Oct. 2—B: Industrials:. Consolidated Tin Smelters 28 to 28/ (i Fraser Neave Ords. $2.02* to $2.01 to $2.02 ed eb. Gammons $3.45, Hongkong Bank (London) £102} mcl. stamp £100 local Hongkong Bank (Colonial) $915 Wm Jacks $3071 cd. Malayan Breweries $:?.<v)
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    F.& N. Breweries Report Year Of Good Service
    633 9 F.& N. Breweries Report Year Of Good Service Standard Market Correspondent SHAREHOLDERS m Fraser Neave and Malayan Breweries are surely happy with the reports presented this week which tell of another year of good service to customers, Colony and themselves. Results were capped by "Tiger Beer" winning the British Empire
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    Optimism In Rubber Market May Spread
    210 9 Optimism In Rubber Market May Spread Standard Special Correspondent THE optimism m the rubber market may spread to other segments of the Malayan trade if the commodity price continues to hold at well above the levels prevailing earlier m the year. The official gti indicate this and t that Malaya
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    HONG FATT OUTPUT
    12 9 HONG FMT third quart '■{.HI 4 42 the set
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    GOES ON LEAVE
    21 9 MR v Ao itant Over ea -C hi I King Corporati >n I jht'i lie will on Oct.
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      482 9 KUALA I.I'MPUR MUNICIPAL COUNCIL SEWERAGE SEWAGE PURIFICATION ll' <>\ TRACT FOR SI id PUMPING MACHINERY TENDERS are Invited for the supply and complete installation of four vertical electrically-driven sewage pumps, each capable of delivering 5,000 Imperial gallons of crude sewage per minute which will form the basis of Jb-contract m
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      138 9 NOTICE CITY COUNCIL" OF Si.\ i,itE TENDERS pAS DEPARTMENT: For 1955 (a) Purchase of Surplus Coal Tar. Tender Deposit $1,000/-. Close N00N— 28.10.54 and (b) Supply of Labour for Discharging Coal from Lighters. Tender Deposit $200/-. Close NOON 28.10.54. Forms from Tender Room, Secretariat, City Hall ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (a) Supply
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      Two Swim Stars Of The Future
      58 10 Two up and coming Penang swimmers are Chan Yoot Sin (left) and Tong Wai Chee. I Sin was the winner of the ladies "B" event and Wai Chee took second place m the 100 metres breast stroke at the annual swimming competition held at
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      DYNAMIC MEN OF DYNAMOS
      264 10  -  Andy Rozario MEET the men behind the Dynamic Dynamos Selangor's soccer team of the year Thong Meow Nam, the dynamic president of the Club, seeking progress working for it; Phillip Ro zario, the captain, popular with his teammates, inspiring with his ellorts. aided by second -m
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      A Tip For Joe N.
      201 10  - A Tip For Joe N. Rishya JOE Navaratnam's move to inter; >t <e\!unrse women into forming hockey sid»> is to be commended, if only tor his initiative There are many Ceylonese :o are sports-mir whether tnc v be out to wield the willow? c persuaded to throw od their inborn
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      WILL THE SPEED RIVALS CLASH?
      364 10  -  Edin Edin Peters Major W. B. Edwards. Officer Commanding the 13 Signal Park Squadron, Is a Services sports official who will he missed when he returns to the United Kingdom after three years in Singapore. A keen promoter of 3 forms of sport for both
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      GOSSAIN: ON THE MARCH WITH SHA
      176 10 DECEMBER 4 will be an i mj)()rtan Gossain, Vice-President of the v day Association. This is the day h dent of the association from the r Jii of Singapore, 'Geno Oehlers, leaVfo?!H! a six months study course m the I nit Gossain will be
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      CAUSE TO CELEBRATE
      67 10  -  Hew Meng oon-and he had r£ whi eh took thjree tdles m the State tb son (hen- \V.ih \m%\ first di\ ision D.R.Y. Cup and thed tion Cup. tin: itself as the premier i club m P. rik aronder U sideace m Gnptnt M <>f much r.
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      41 10 0W...A.8.C. Lion Stout jII British Empire and Commonwealth I L_— Breweries Exhibition (1954) London. I Another success for Malaya! Lion Stout h brewed and bottled By Archipelago Brewery Co. (1941) Ltd. —3 I Wm /^j f and Distributed by W^^LM I
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    Airmen Take On Army in Ist Inter-Services Rugby
    470 11 Hv HUMAN THK MAIN attraction in rices Rugby thi> week j be th: season's first nl) match between Royal r F« .ore and the Ari R VI Chang] ■exl Wednesdaj kick off -AC CampE mstronc dale and Hemslev the C<>lo home to
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    SHACKLETON SPARKS UNDERLAND'S GRAND WIN
    1795 11 SHACKLETON SPARKS UNDERLAND'S GRAND WIN LONDON, October 10: (Reuter)— The costly Sunderland team who were m danger of relegation last season, have now reaped some benefit from their close season signing by going to the top of the First Division m the Football League. Beating Newcastle 4-2 yesterday m one
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    The Draw For World Cagers
    100 11 RIO DE JANEIRO. Oct. 9. CAP' Brazil's basketball confederation said today it will rearrange its programme for the world basketball championship now that four of the original 16 entries have withdrawn. The tournament is to start on October 22 m Brazil. Egypt is the latest
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    BATA SPORTS MEET
    268 11 BATA Sports Club held their 4th annual sports meet on the Fraser Neave ground Saturday. .Mrs. J. Rursik gave away the prizes. Results were: Slow Bicycle Race: 1. Onan bin Ahmed. 2. Yacob bin Han Arib. 3 Isa bin Molid. Amin. Three-Legged Race: 1. Wong Mvi Chee
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    Dynamos For France
    51 11 PARIS. Oct. 10. (AFP) The Moscow l hmamos, thl Soviet Football champions, are i to play three matciies m Fiance at the end of Oc'ober. the French announced last night. The Soviet team will be ning the visit to the June by the eh Football c'.ub of
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    DUTCHMEN GO DOWN
    43 12 SINGAPORE Regiment RA the Duh-h Club 2—l m a SUA division 3A hockey match ed at Funer Par!. Sheepens opened the a h>v the Dutch Club early the first half. Sgt. Osman equalised The winning goal ored by Major Nichclton.
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    Murray's Big Moment
    64 12 Murray's Big Moment 7. W. T. MURRAY, captain of the Woodbridge hospital I which beat Medical and Health Department by two s to one m the final of the Singapore Government I Football Association's senior Cup competition is ired here receiving the championship trophy from Mrs. J. D. Higham, icife
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    CHIN SWEE THE UNCROWNED KING OF 'MASSED-STARTS'
    259 12 THIRTY-four year-old Kwa Chin Swee of the Malayan Rough Riders Cycling Club scored his third major victory m a massed-start bicycle road race held this year when he won the 50-mile road race promoted by the Island Ramblers on a new seven-mile circuit
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    UMPIRES MEET
    23 12 THE Singapore Hookey ciation's umpire Board will their first conference this p.m. ■".ting come c< od urr. of the ire requ^
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    CUSTOMS HELD 1-1
    28 12 THE Johore Customs held to a one-all draw m a frien played at Buki; Chermin Bailwaid scored for the >ms and Changkar Singh c Police
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    KING BORU IS THE WINNER
    75 12 MELBOURNE. Oct. 9: (Reuter). Mrs, J. Walker's King Boru. th< colt m the won the Caulfield Guiby a short head m a •> finish with Mr. A. Ba>ser's Indian Empire today The ra worth 5,000 guine Mr. A. R. Cr< ear Spri: favourite, a further
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    46 12 THE proud moment has come for Mrs. S. K. Foo the moment when she receives the valuable Gold Vase from the Sultan of Pcrak after Sovereign's grand victory m the main sprint at the Perak Turf races at Ipoh on Satur- picture by Scopes Amateur Service
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    NEW ZEALAND CUPPERS TO TOUR MALAYA
    313 12 NEW ZEALAND CUPPERS TO TOUR MALAYA NEW ZEALAND'S Thomas Cup team may tour this country m May next year. The Badminton Association of Malaya, meeting m Singapore yesterday, disclosed a proposal for a Malayan tour by the New Zealand Badminton Association. The BAM agreed m principle to accommodate the New
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    Lim Goes But Heah Remains
    139 12 Lim Goes But Heah Remains FROM out of the Cathay Building yesterday popped a new honorary secretary of the Badminton Association of Malaya. He was Mr. Cheah Mah Sun of Selangor who replaced Penang's Mr. Lim San Hai in one of the key posts in the association. Mr. Lim's resignation
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    W. GERMANY BEAT JAPAN
    29 12 TOKYO. Oct. 10: (Reu'er)— West Germany defeated Japan by 104 points to 75 m a twoday track and fie'd athletic neet which ended here today.
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    The 'Racing Machine' Has Won Over $40,000
    621 12  -  Windsor Lad Vase' ftev/ew fiy w IPOH, Sun.-In winning the valuable Sultans Gold Vase, richest Malayan sprint prize, on Saturday, Sovereign (late Weekday Cross), a three-year old Stardust gelding, scored his fourth success off the reel to equal No Regrets' thiee-vp-ir old record.
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    LUCK MAY DECIDE THE TESTS
    559 12 LUCK MAY DECIDE THE TESTS MELBOURNE, Oct. 10 (Reuter): Australian cricket experts are generally agreed that with Australia and England .so evenly matched a "spot of luck" could well decide the forthcoming test series. The toss, they believe, will >ume extra special importance. Covered wickets will greatly reduce the possibility
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    GHQ Lucky To Hold Indians
    333 12 Indian Association 1 G.H.Q. FARELF 1 Patrick John SgU Tijman Th' h ha' a pa Umpire*: Capt. M. F. Desmond and. Mr. M. S. Menon. A GOAL scored 20 seconds before the end enabled G.H.Q. FARELF to hold Singapore Indian Association to a 1-1 draw
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    Soccerites Youths Win
    54 12 STAR Soccerites Youth team trounced the Army Youths 10 0 in a friendly football match played at Farrer Park yesterday. The goals were scored by Dahalan Hassan 4, Dollah Zainol 2, Boon Kim 2, and Kam ,Thong 2. In another match at Farrer Park, the Alexandra FC
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      49 12 HO KEY: SHA league— Wanderers vs. Police Sports <~iuo at Thomson Road; Div i i RC r vs REME at SRC. tiatfles Institution vs BODCA at St. Georges Road. SOCCER Junior Cup-tie SRC vs. Dockyard at Jalan Besar 8 p.m. RUGBY: Singapore Engineer Regt. vs. RAF Seletar at Seletar.
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