Singapore Standard, 1 November 1954

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD U. Jfc 3H Phone. Si lli. Vol. V. No. 121. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1954 TWELVE PACES 15 CENTS.
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    $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT
    113 1 $100-A-DAY (Quick-Quiz) CONTEST RESULT MISS JUNE DE SOUZA e Sii gapore Cold Stora.;' In i ard Hoad. Singapore i, Standard QuiekQ i ntest No. 89. A ch< .uc lor SlOO will be her .soon. idge was Mr. V. P. Editor o: Kerala B rrect an.- .vers are: 1 BURNETT Will
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    TOP REDS MEET IN CANTON
    54 1 I (AFPI Conrnunl in Canton on Oct. .<j:i mI by the Regime. xe News Agency wnlcfc claims act on the Gen. Yeh Cot i noi made a special from Peking ovrr th.- confer--h lasted for Ave ol Mao Tsecountrlea reprethe meeting were ppi: Malay i.
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    CHIANG'S DAY
    19 1 »NO. Oet. 31 <AFP> nalist Chinese in and Macao today xtenslve celebraark the 68th birthIdent Chiang Ka:-
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    Alliance Rules Another State
    258 1 i Negara Rout In Trengganu Kl ALA TRENGGANU, Sun.— As forecast in The Singapore Standard yesterday, the Alliance, represented by the I'nited Malays National Organization, captured all 15 Unofficial seats on Friday when the first elections to the Trengganu State Council were held. Their terms of
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    MABEL SCORES WITH A FIRST
    5 1 MABEL SCORES WITH A FIRST
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    Mao's New Trade Bid
    121 1 Red China Oners Manufactured Goods 'Jliss _P_»r*rttifili Oi The PrWh.^ 1/ Indonesian SEVENTEEN-YEAR-OLD, i Wee, chosen "Miss Personality^ MB gapore Union or Journalists' P^lliyi j night, was so surprised at her murmuring: P| IC^ "My, this i.* all too fast \.f LIE3 Mabel, who won a
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    UNKNOWN
    282 1 ~^%BELVEDERE th all steeL-xgV SEATTLE. (JP n ter>—Chemists art j j_r\_^ a meal intended J«- Jf^~ President Richard fTxon which an anonymous telephone caller told the Secret Service had been poisoned. The Vice-President- press secretary said last night that Mr. NIXOO told ot the telephone call "dismissed the idea
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    Has A Problem
    158 1 Yesterday, when a Stcndord reporter called at 2 her home the raven-haired "M.ss Personality" was I still a little confused by her new success. 3 "It's a great compliment," she said, "but, you 2 know, I have never entered a beauty contest before 2 because I nev?r
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    NEW TYPHOON
    31 1 MANILA. Oct. 31 <AP> The Manila Weather Bun-au said a late season typhoon veered northward today and possibly would hit Channel Islands between the Philippines and Formosa on Tuesday.
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    REWARD OFFER ON PRINCE
    108 1 REWARD OFFER ON PRINCE TEHERAN, Oet SI < R.-m.-r fi A bi 4 r.-ward w.^ ottered o today for Information lead r> Inf to th.- discovery ol Princ o All R.'/a. brother ol the su o* of Persia who disanpeart-d five day* ago on a L'oilinil flight from tiorgan to
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    Schoolgirl Is Murdered
    90 1 BEAVER FALLS. Pennsylvania, Oct. 31 (Reuter i Police here today held a 22--year-old Negro on a charge of murdering Helen Jean Bryand. a 16-year-old high school girl whose ravished body was found yesterday. They arrested Elijah Thompson a few hours after search parties found the j body
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    Cure For Malaria-The RED Way
    172 1 Cure For Malaria -The RED Way HONGKONG. Oct. 31 (AFP) The Chinese Communist China News Agency claimed today that a Chinese in Wanh.sirn. Bzechwan province, had made public* his secret formula for 'certain cure of malaria." The agency report which was pub. i.*hcd here by the Communist-owned Chinese language newspaper
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    Queen Mother Has Lunch With Vyshinsky
    178 1 Queen Mother Has Lunch With Vyshinsky NEW YORK. Oct. 31, (Reuter) Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, lunched in the United Nations skyscraper here today with Mr. Andrei Vyshinsky, the Soviet Delegate, and more than 60 other guests. Their host was Mr. Dag Hammarskjotd, the Secre-tary-General of the World Organization, who
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    Pushed Son To Safety
    71 1 MELBOURNE. Oct. 31. (Reuter* An Australian engineer pushed his eight-year-old son to safety through a window when the Vickers Viscount plane in which they were flying crashed and burned todav at Mangalore. I 08 miles north of here, killing three of the crew. j The engineer,
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    NEW CHIEF FOR LLOYDS BANK
    58 1 LONDON. Oct. 31 (Reuter. Lord Balfour of Burleigh 71 former Director of banks in South Africa and N.-w Zealand, today relinquished the chairmanship of Lloyds Bank the company announced. sir Oliver Franks. 49-year-old Deputy Chairman who was British Ambassador in Washington from May, 194:, to
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    SHOPMEN PROTEST TO INDIAN GOVT.
    314 2 A Raw Deal By Employees Claim yTCQXOC* LUMPUR, Sun. Indion shop Assistants in Malaya ore today forced by their employers to lead miserable lives while vorious designed to raise the living stondards of Malayan workers are under way in the country, the Indian Foreign Ministry
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    Building Fund Sweep Drawings
    85 2 Building Fund Sweep Drawings PENANO. Sun. rhe S1 Xavii r's audit p:.eked last night when concert- i led to remain alter -.iu s.iow to witness the dr* :ng ol the school's buili i fund sweep. The first prize went to tickt*. *****3, second prize to *****2. and third io 1
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    ALLIANCE FOR PENANG, TOO
    96 2 PENANG. Sun. The P« ani UMNO at a centr;:'. meet l which lasted three hours .a*. night, decided to contest I Municipal elections this y, i under the name of UMNO-MCA Alliance if such recommendation wou'd be made by the :;.i-.on committee of the UMNO-MCA Alliance.
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    Protest On Promotions
    78 2 PENANG. Sun. lr. -sing disappointment with the selection of candidate! I r ptc.notion, the sp -ial (k <*..'*. s* conference of the Malayan Postal Uniformed Stafl Union, to day resolved to request government to agree im diately to a separate promotion procedure under wnn h thi union
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    Terrorist Dump Found
    59 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— lhe King's African Riflts have unearthed a big terrorist tupply dump in the Kua I Lipis arer. of Pahang. it Wai reported today. Meanwhile, a patrol of the I'9 Gurkha Rifle* ki led tWO Communist terrori>'i *i i i d wounded another who managed
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    Obsolete By-Laws To Be Changed
    145 2 CERTAIN sections of the Singapore Citv Council's business by-laws are obsolete and the Council's Secretary, Mr. T. M. Stevens, wants them changed. He ha.s told a Council com- i mittee that the by-laws drawn up about 'I'.i year?? ago contain certain references to procedure which
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    Hainanese Demand Author's Apology
    217 2 KUALA Ll MPI R, Sun.— The Executive Commit tee of the Selangor Keng Chew (Hainanese) Association decided at a special meeting here today to ask the all Malaya body in Singapore to demand an apology from Harry Miller, author of "Menace in Malava," for certain statements
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    He Likes S'pore Satay
    182 2 He Likes S'pore Satay LEADEBf «>f Sin-.-apore*, 8.000-s t r o n k scouting nmvt .ii. nt entertained their Chief. I. oui Kowaliin to itm. I. at Bate C.J. Factor's hou**r yesterday with a poi pouri of "pohpia. rice anil thicken earry. salaj and lontong Alter uadint' through the rich
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    Colonial Tide Ebb Hailed
    82 2 PENANG. Sun— The political activities of post-war Asia have brought about a welcome ebbing of the colonial tide, the Chairman of the Penang Labour Party. Mr. DS. rUrnanathan, said at the public meeting held here yesterday evening to observe the first world-wide "Dependent People's Freedom Day."
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    BODY IN SEA
    46 2 PFNANG. Bun W cruising along Noordio Stree' Gh mt this '-ttt mt. n a Poli.-. f ii i patn iai m I crowd I thered on thi front and on rushing ti Um tue the < nd the body i :.< Chil >ating irj tit
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    CHIEF SCOUT
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    Thailand Tour
    25 2 PENANO Sun. Ma\«.\an ien neeting i Francii ight s tool v> <ie. '< ake an tional lour of I n_' md r next ni'
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    HEADMASTER ATTACKED
    89 3 KOTA BHARU. Sun Mr M. Ishak. headmaster of i ah English School, was 4 -'-Mm of armed axe attack 11 two unknown assailants along Jalan Pcngkalan Che- -bout 500 yards from his nouse, last night. was on his way to hear Jjota Sir Onn bin Jaafar b P'***k
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    A Happy Foursome
    61 3 photo. The Flag Officer Malayan Area. Rear- Admir il h M.attock greets Mr. Aw Cheng Chye. General Man" •i.-r of big Ann long, at Saturday nights Pre*.*- R<Tll al the Sea View Hotel. Looking*™ St'eeJuST D_t'o C. J Paslar. Legislative Councillor and (extreme right) Mr. Aw (heng
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    Refused Chance To Quit Training
    157 3 Nicoll Commends Private PRIVATE Ahmid bin Sellout, a youn- National Serviceman wha 'kicked up a shindy" against bein, (I.Mh.uoed Horn National Service in Singapore, was commended lor his spirit by the Governor, Sir John .Nu .'ll. yesterday. I I had missed turning >ne day and
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    Seamen Told To Stand Together
    124 3 Seamen Told To Stand Together THE President of the T -Malay Pakistani SeaUnion of Singapore, M. A. Majeed. yestertold the members you stand together the banner ol the 1 >n, your interests will noi be safeguarded/' king at the seventh a n- neeting < f the Union at Road. Mr.
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    Tyre Prices To Go Up
    68 3 AKROX, OHIO, Ort. 31, (AP) Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co., announces it was increasing the "consumer list price" of its tyres five per cent tomorrow. Mr. R. S. Wilson. Sales 'icePresident of the firm, said the increases "were made necessary by the recent advance of
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    R.M.N. CHECKS PIRATES IN STRAITS
    360 3 R.M.N. CHECKS PIRATES IN STRAITS Joint Vigilance With Rl Sought By K. C. ARUN KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Piracy in the Straits of Malacca has now abated to an almost negligible extent due to the constant patrolling of the high seas by vessels of the Royal Ma\ayan Navy, Rear-Admiral E.H. Shattock,
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    He 'Kicked Up A Shindy'
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    ELECTION MEETING HELD IN A TEMPLE
    182 3 AN election neeting with a difference was held in a Chinese temple at Ganges Avenue, Singapore last night, when more than 2,000 people gathered to announce their support for a Labour Front candidate Although the meeting was not convened by the Labour Front, there
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    Traders Are Glad Strike Has Ended
    112 3 PROMINENT merchants of Singapore yesterday welcomed the end of the London Dock strike Though Singapore business has not su tiered so far because of the strike, it is a good thing it is over A prolonged strike might have affected the trade of the
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    Woman Falls From Building
    41 3 A 40-year-old woman. Lee Lee Yan. a patient of the Social Hygiene Clinic at Middle Road, fell from the first floor ot the building, yesterday afternoon. She was taken to the General Hospital in a serious condition.
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    THE PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY
    72 3 IPOH. Sun.— The Muslim community in Ipoh will celebrate the Prophet Mohamed v birthday on N'o\ 3 with a procession round the town at i p.m endin<- a* tiie Ipoh Town padang. where the gathering will be addressed by the Raja Muda of Perak and other religious
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    ROTARY GOVERNOR
    47 3 TAIPING. Sun.— The Taiping Rotary Club todav entertained Phya Srivisar. Governor District 4.5 International, to lunch on his first ofiicial visit to this town. A distinguished gathering, including the Thai Consul. Penang. and the District Officer Larut and Matang. Mr. D R Home, were present.
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    TELECOMS MAN FLIES $850 MOTH TO S'PORE
    301 3 R. Ii". WHITLEY was burnt brown b v the sun alter Hying in the open cockpit of a Moth Minor all tlio 1.200 miles down I from Bangkok to Singapore. He was given a big hug by his wife Rosemary who waited all
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    Contract Labour Urged To Clean City Hall
    147 3 Contract Labour Urged To Clean City Hall THE Singapore City Council spends about $32,000 a year to keep the City Hall clean. This is stated bv the City Secretary, Mr. T. M. Stevens, in a memorandum to a Council Committee, in which he suggests that contract labourers be employed to
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    THE "BYRON OF THE ROCKIES" BIT THE DUCHESS
    823 4  - THE "BYRON OF THE ROCKIES" BIT THE DUCHESS Terence Halloran He Thought The Dinner Was Dull— So By SELF-STYLED "poets" hove often proved to be charlatans, but American literature has known few more magnificent impostors than Joaquin Miller who swaggered through aristocratic salons as he had done through Western saloons,
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    Laughter at Work
    7 4 "I prefer older women."
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    The Nomads Of Kashmir Are Dignified, Hardy Folk
    577 4  - The Nomads Of Kashmir Are Dignified, Hardy Folk Norman Cliff New Delhi. /'WEIR the rocky passes giving access to the verdant valleys of the State of Kashmir and Jammu. an intermittent procession pours at this season. The shepherds and goatherds and their families are coming down from the mountains where
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    Red Tape?—Niels Knows What It Means
    504 4 Red Tape?—Niels Knows What It Means IF anybody in Denmark knows what red tape js. Niels Herman Schult, a IS" year-old mechanic of Orbaek. should be the man. It took him exactly 18 months to obtain permission to own a sports car which he built with his own hands from
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    THIS MAN BREEDS SNAILS
    236 4 ROBERT Stem's bufinost n Louingcn, Germrnv if going at a snail's But it suits htm |ust fine. As a boy he was fOKinQtgd by the sy mme t'v and colour of snail she Is He filled the house > snails until his dis r E parent*;
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      9 4 NEXT MONDAY: The Cannibal Chief From The British Museum
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    Lottery To Help Build A School
    105 5 Lottery To Help Build A School K _LA LUMPUR. Sun.— Selangor Clerical a n d Administrative .1 Union decided at innual meeting today to run a lottery among nbers to raise funds foi a school for children embers who are to find places in ment or aided i estii that
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    Support The Poppy Fund —Governor
    63 5 Support The Poppy Fund —Governor Governor, Sir John adcast u-.er last night, ap* "the unfailing > of tha people ot in support oi Ihe Fi.iid." 1 1 ivernor pointed out OUt (»i every $100 wa.-. •>r the relief ol the umone ex**Servicernen their families in oui own nui ity. He
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    POSTMEN STUDY STRIKE ACTION
    272 5 Row Over Pension Status PENANG, Sun. The special delegates conference of the Malayan Postal Uniformed Staff Union today unanimously resolved to conduct a strike action if its request for pensionable status and similar basic salaries as were being paid to the uniformed staff in Singapore was
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    7,000 TO SHARE WATER METERS
    129 5 I'-OIT 7,000 Singapore families who live in I i and share water-meters under the City < ouneil's bLock-nieterinn system, have no hope of '"tn, i****ue*d with individual meters. A Council committee which < considered the question of doing away with block-meters d that it would
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    Military Band
    29 5 PENANG. Sun.— Tne Band the Royal Scots Fusiliers be entertaining resident* 1 the rural areas of Province Wellesley and Penan™ isiand to band performances early next month.
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    Claim For Maintenance Adjourned
    103 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Chen Chui Ngem, now known as Ibrahim bin Abdullah, was sued in the Second Magistrate's Court yesterday bv his estranged wife. Ling Tsiang Ting. Ling said that Chen. who was ordered by ihe court in February to pay ner a monthly maintenance of
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    300 Scouts Rehearse
    61 5 KAJANG, Sun. Tiie Ulu Langat District Boy Scouts Association today iehearseci tha welcome reception it is to give Lord Rowallan. Commonwealth Chief Scout, when lie visits Kajang on Nov. 4. The rehearsal, participated by HOO scouts, rovers and cubs from all over the district, was watched and
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    Govt. Scholarships For Religious Pupils Urged
    208 5 IPOH. Sun.— Mr. Lau Pak I Khuan was re-elected chair-' *nan of the National Association of Perak at the second! annual general meeting of the Association held at the Perak Library, yesterday. Over 150 delegates and members were present at the meeting which was
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    Cutting The Cake
    46 5 Photo by MR. MICHAEL GEORGE POWER, private Secretary to the Federation High Commissioner. and Miss Kathleen Maive Shaw, who were married in Kuala Lumpur, are seen cutting their w •'■dding cake at a reception held at "Carco.sa" on Saturday. Standard Yong Peng Seong
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    FAREWELL PARTY
    35 5 I TANJONG MALIM. Sun. Mr. W.O. Woodford, Manager of Kotayong Estate. Tanjong Malim, and his wife were given j a farewell party at the estate by leading community leaders and estate workers yesterday.
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    Sold Stolen Wires—Jail
    85 5 Sold Stolen Wires— Jail RA.UB. Sun. A second-hand goods dealer. Ta:: Cliin Tiow. was sentenced to lor.r months' imprisonment tor voluntarily assisting in disposing of three rolls of copper wire on Oct. Iti which he had reason to believe was sto. on property. On a second charge ot receiving the
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    A WARNING TO 'L' DRIVERS-NO MORE $50 FINES
    179 5 A WARNING TO 'L' DRIVERS -NO MORE $50 FINES BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun. A stern warning to learner-drivers was given yesterday by magistrate Inche Mohd. Hassan bin Hussain, when he was dealing with several offenders. Inche Hassan said that from Nov. 1, he would show no consideration to learner- drivers who
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    ST. MICHAEL'S FUN FAIR
    48 5 IPOH. Sun.— St. Michael's Institution will hold a fun fair on Feb. 5 and 6 next year a* the school compound. The fair will include games and food stalls and, if permission is granted by tbe government, the school hopes to run a lottery.
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    Talks On Cultural Society
    106 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Eleven Malay and Chinese met here today to pave the way for tha formation of a multirat ial society in rfalaya. Initially a Sino-Malay affair, the projected society wll eventually become a parMalayan cultural and literary council. The sponsors hope to make a
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    ON VACATION
    22 5 THE Sultan Idris Tt ie, Tanjong Malim, wiii elosa for its vacation or: Nov. I ur.d re-open on Dec 14.
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  • SINGAPORE STANDARD
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      Trengganu Gala
      586 6 ALTOG-7THER too much unnecessary fuss was made by political paity heads over the gay election! melee In Trengganu. In spite ol being Malayans themselves they failed to appreciate the holiday spirit that animated the free and easygoing folks of that State. To expect them to behave in a
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      'Exam' Suicides
      280 6 j AST week a Singapore court pronounced a verdict of suicide on a girl who threw herself from a high building because she failed in her school examination. There had been similar suicides in the past. Asian students take their failures in examinations seriously. It is not only
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    ORDEAL BY HUNGER
    1623 6 On The Roof Of The World— 2 In his second article today Harish Chandra Chandola tells of his five-day trek to Kh ing lung* of the hardships and dangers he faced tttt— and of eating snow.-^^z^. New Delhi. 7 11 E N the Chinese Communists first entered
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      BRIDGES & MEMORIALS
      256 6 BRIDGES MEMORIALS Sir; Kim Seng Bi idge In Singapore is being reconstructed to cope with increased vehicular traffic. It was dedicated to the pui- lie in 18H2 (rebuilt in 1 8Ht- tun by Mr. Tan Kim Seng, who not only benefited Singapoie In this manner but s *-o Maiacca where
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      Ridiculous Reasons
      119 6  -  LEE YONG MIN Sir;— The Singapore Sunday Standard deserves the highest praise from all tor the courageous way it printed lhe million-dollar Great Eastern Trade fair waste in Geylang Serai. It is beyond one's imagination why the decisions of the Council who ever had made it went unchallenged.
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    Ex-SS Men Hold Reunion
    55 7 riGEN. Ocl Re 600 foi ',<>:- S men Hitlerite troops ist raight by a S. Colonel Franz thai they should ratic parties and i e democratic stj S ber speaking al embers ol the Sixth Alpine s s n said thev acknowthe liberal Western' I were
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    Laughter With Sadness
    91 7 Laughter With Sadness RG Ocl 31, (Reuter) 4-3 ci -o d king of who had made k with mirth. > reus ring here nigh! for be last ast < tore bis bigfl in «ti I years OI nds if televisi over *Vest Gerh an au- an I i.-i lei c
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    She's The Only Girl I Ever Wanted To Marry, Says Marlon
    270 7 She's The Only Girl I Ever Wanted To Marry, Says Marlon BANDOL. France, Oct. Sl (UP) Movie actor Marlon Brando s aid yesterday he' considers himself officially I betrothed to a French fisherman's stepdaughter 44 the only girl I ever wanted to marry." The unpredictable. moody Brando, who has brushed
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    Tobacco Firm Sued
    67 7 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 31 'Reuter)— The thud »ji| o brought here by i 'ung cancer victim against a maior toi o company, was filed in the Federal District Jourt yester:;iy. Noi J. Sa sei o: Sacramenti ed $1 idon >7.14fl si punitive damages $300,000 (£107.000 sterling) for
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    March For Self-Govt.
    68 7 KAMPALA Uganda, O I 31 (Reuter) 1 hree- thou sa n d Africans ted by police— rday defied torrential rain narch through the stri iere chanting "We want self- nment." v Atr: ana arr ied ba ners also urging self-go ver nmenl and asking 'hat -hen I
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    T.B. EXPERT DEAD
    24 7 DK AUGUSTS Rod ier. Swiss pioneer of the sun c m tor tuberculosis died in Leysin Switzerland, yesterday a-zed HO.- Reuter
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    Fatemi Appeal is Allowed
    44 7 TEHERAN. Oct. 31 (Reuter) -The Shah of Persia yesterday permitted Hussein Fatemi. tbe former Foreign Minister, to appeal to the Civil Supreme Court against the death sentence fo r treason passed on him by an Army court on Oct 10.
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    CHRISTENING OFF IN THE BABY MIX-UP
    273 7 CHRISTENING OFF IN THE BABY MIX-UP LONDON, Oct. 31. (UP) /-Two mothers, each nursing and claiming the other's baby as the result Ol a hospital mistake. yesterday called oft scheduled christening ceremonies. Mrs. Sheila Reid. 24. and' Mrs. Vera Bowers, l'l'. formally put ofl the naming of the iive-week-old boys
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    'FAROUK SHOWS NO SIGNS OF GRIEF'
    91 7 GROTTAFEMaATE, Ita' v. 0 31 (UP) )gypt_ form** King Farouk showed no of grief at reports •hat ex-Queen Narriman into divorce her second husband Dr. Adham El Nakeeb, a spokesman of the former ruler s--.\'\t\ yesterday. Th spoke sman. Dr. Eduardo Cavuzzi. added that
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    'TEST TUBE' BABY RAISES ISSUE
    338 7 Mother Is Charged As An Adulteress lr____f__F CHICAGO, Oct. 31, (UP)— A husbond hos charged that if his wife's claim that her child is a "test tube" baby is true, she is an adulteress and should be punished. The husband. George Doornbos. 48. also demanded
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    'Dancing Princess'
    60 7 DANCING, singinn. and hanging costumes three limes during her initial nighi dub appearance at the Mamingo in Las Vegas, a vivacious Debra Paget first appeared in this lace and rhinestone dress, then reappeared a few minutes later in a t.O-pound gold-clnin costume. She performed her controversial Egyptian dance
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    Nehru Gets A Mixed Welcome
    178 7 SAIGON, Oct Sl, (AP)— lndian Prime Minister Nehru, arriving yesterday Innn a visit tn Red (hina. found himself the target of rriticism from Communist and anti-Communist ramps in South Vietnam. As the Indian states nan I .stepped from his two-engined' ate plane, he was shown..
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    RED VISIT STARTS A SCUFFLE
    109 7 RED VISIT STARTS A SCUFFLE TOKYO. Oct. 31, (UP) Madame U Teh-chuan eadei f»f the fir*-t Communis] China group ever to visil Japan, arrived here yesterda- and immediately touched off a muffle by pro and inti O munisl factions. The Red China Hed Cr president was greeted al the international
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    Ike Seeks Early Action
    43 7 WASHINGTON, Oct 11 (Renter) President Eise-n- j hower will send the South-ei an defence and German rearmament pact*- to the Senate session beginning on Nov.) with the hopt ot getting action at the regu ir ta ion in Januarv
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    'Missing' Red Back
    63 7 -MOSCOW. Oct 31 (Reuter) Mr. Nikita Khrushchov, secretary of t'ne Russian Communist Party of whom nothing has been heard since lie left Peking in Sept. 13, returned to MosCOW yesterday. Tass, the Sov;et News Agency, reported that he returned witn Marshal Nikoiai Bulganin. the Defence Minister and
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    FILM LOCATION
    23 7 A CROUP wiii shortly leaHollywood to seek location- m •lapan tor the filming of "The Gentleman Wolf-hound." ('olumbia Pictures announced Reuter
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    Now The 'Flying Egg'
    84 7 GO ETT ING KN. Oct Sl (Reuter) Burkhard Heim.l a blind aimless scientist, said yesterday he had completed I design tor a "Hying egg"' which would take men to the moon in three and a half hours. The "flying egg" which he described as a rotating
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    Cloudburst In Glasgow
    56 7 GLASGOW. Oct. 31. (Reuter). Flood waters in southern Scotland which was inundated by a cloudburst on Friday, were rapidly disappearing yei terday. In the village of Creetown. Wigtonshire nearly 170 pet-pie. *.ome of whom were rescued by boat from upstairs window*. .vere able to return to their
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    Gratitude To Mountains
    64 7 LONDON. Oct. Sl: (Renter) A British writer on mountaineering yesterday, made plea for preserving one of the world's great mountains un* conquered as "a token of the profound gratitude we fee! for wbat mountains have given us." In a letter to the London Sunday Times. Mr R.
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    9 EXECUTED
    22 7 N1 N E Kikuyu tribesmen were hanged in Nairobi prison on Friday for actions connected with Mau Mau terrorism. Reuter
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    WILDING ILL
    22 7 ACTOR Michael Wilding 44. husband of film star Elisabeth jTaylor, was hospitalized yesterday for observation of an undisclosed illness UP
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    THE VISCOUNTS
    22 7 AIR France yesterday introduced the British Viscount Turbo Prop airliner on all its passenger services between London and Paris. Reuter
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    The Last Of The Killer
    79 7 CHICAGO, Oct. 31, (VP) "Cop killer" Agostmo (Gns) Amedeo, his body riddled with J 8 bullets, lay in the county morgue yesterday He died in a gutter lest "ight to end one of the greatest manhunts in Chicago history. Fifty-eight officers cornered the 26-year-old fugitive
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    He Talked For 127 Hours-Then Passed Out
    214 7 He Talked For 127 HoursThen Passed Out OLDHAM. Lancashire. Oct. 31 (Reuter) Kevin Sheehan, 25-year-old Irishman from Limerick, completed his 127--hour talking marathon here last night and fainted. At 6.00 p.m he collap.scd in the middle ol a speech of thanks to the 450 people who crowded into a ballroom
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    Socialised Medicine Hits Snag
    243 7 Socialised Medicine Hits Snag LONDON. <M :i i -—The Ministry of \ji,„n al Insurance yesterday pondered the litr*.* r «i hlrm i n Britaia\ so, i.»i i/ed medical scheme how to deal *vith dumfor maternity henr'U*. h* the wives of les-dcnt Moslems who hav.- mote Ihan one wife Ministry officials
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      1056 8 S'PORE RUBBER MART EVENTS in Indonesia, which DC may well develop into a situa- _Fwl_P B I DE tion having an important bearing on the world rubber mar- ps jl d^B _P_F_l kets, have been overshadowed _E_E^_3lMC by the dock strikes in Great ai-PBtsaawm Britain. The rubber trade in SingaReports
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    IT'S STILL BUSINESS AS USUAL' FOR THEM
    284 9 IT'S STILL BUSINESS AS USUAL' FOR THEM KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —The dock strike in Britain hasn't got Malavan rubber producers and shippers worried— so far. Representatives of Kuala Lumpur's biggest shipping companies told The Standard today that at present more I [han a dozen ships were being loaded with Malayan
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    Business Done In The Week
    326 9 Business Done In The Week BUSINESS done in shares from Oct. 23-29. INDUSTRIALS: Fra-er fe I Neave Ords. $2.01 c d. cb $1 s_J Jj $1 95 ex pil. Hammers $3.07, ll;irper Gilfilian VlO.OO. Hongkong Bank Colonial $980. H.ing- Kong Bank London €112* includ- >tam P- Malayan Breweries •3.75, Malayan
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    PLANT OPENED
    32 9 I THE first iron ore die.**:t, Pjfnl >n Hongkong installed i Nittesu mining companv ol •Japan for Ma On Shan Iroi "Hne of Hongkong was oper cd on Friday. AFP
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    GERMAN EXPORTERS PLAN A COMEBACK
    239 9 GERMAN EXPORTERS PLAN A COMEBACK Mo/n Poser Is Lack Of Capital Standard Market Reporter INDUSTRIAL firms and exporting house, in Germany are determined to return to the Malayan ond other South east Asian markets where they enjoyed a good tro&m 9 reputation before the war. Businessmen in Hamburg, Bremen and
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    Finacne And Commerce
    12 9 phof o. PICTURED above is ihe Fiat 1100.- Standard
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    'IPEX' 1955
    43 9 •EX." I «*h later. I U .ind A Exhil ition. wil at O'y vpia. I. «d Ul >-,•, ;< 1 955 rhis ries cf great exhi<*;- a. attract Inten rt and next ya i ition wi < tne first to I Britain s.nce I
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    NEW FIATS MAKE THEIR BOW THIS WEEK
    339 9 NEW FIATS MAKE THEIR BOW THIS WEEK THE manufacturers of Fiat the popular Italian cars hav e just turned out three new models that are both pleasing to the eye and in performance. These are the "500 C" con vertible (folding roof) the "1100 TV." which is a fast tourer
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    Malayan Share Mart Sluggish
    495 9 t«_* f S f andard 1 Market Correspondent IML Malayan share market during the nasi mmm* i^ a it'c°r tX h z _2^«^--trading: which followed the Deepavali holiday Apart from the industrial section which 'showed undiminished strength and improving turnover the tin rubber and loan sections
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    REPORTS
    122 9 hausted its ground at the begin- V nine of the financial vear; two i J i dredges worked throufhoul while the largest Dredge. No. lom savaa weeks' work while V alterations were effected. rc *C HE NYALAS RUBBER S ESTATES LTD: For vear ended May 31 1954 suffere A
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    US Rubber Consumption Rises
    211 9 rubber i u h e United States rose SMMtentkiUi' during September, jollotrinq sen Jement tarty IS f/ie mo*** i f strike* rnar /iaj tfftcted opermtkmt at plants of leading ntmnuftcturtrt Of rubber product*. The rubber Maaufect*rersf Associorion. rs T'uJ.f Group, has esttmaied Septernber j consumption nr
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    FIRST ORDER FOR DC-3 REPLACEMENT
    46 9 rm t-t oidcr has 'or UN lIiHVv Herald ••'•hi' li i,i 'he kali I that ral i ii i still mk .-■<■■ y.J u from Qui ''sent opi sn fleet <>t DC 1 raft t the ea*.t f Australia DR (ilt NOW
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      Geh's Hope For Penang: A New Pool
      381 10 PENANG Chinese Swimming Club is planning to build a standard 50 metre pool and when this becomes a reality, the standard of the aquatic sport in tha* Settlement will rapidly improve, said Mr. Geh Chong Keat the captain of the P.C.S.C. to rae
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      What A Night Out For The 'Wolves' Of KL
      301 10  - What A Night Out For The 'Wolves' Of KL ANDY ROZARIO Kl ALA LUIMPUR, Sun.— Meet Selangor's "Mr. Brawn" and "Miss Beauty," 1954. Yes, it's the handsome, massive-muscled 21 year-old Leong Siew Hon and the 19-year-old pretty, pert and provocatingly profiled Nancy Cheng, who last night carried away the coveted
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      HWANG CAVE $50,000 AWAY FOR 'FIRST LOVE'
      323 10  - HWANG CAVE $50,000 AWAY FOR 'FIRST LOVE' VERITY GILL MEET the man who gave 550.000 away so that badminton will thrive genial, friendly Hwang Yong Lim, honorary treasurer of the Badminton Association of Thailand. Hwang, who is proprietor of the Eagle shuttlecocks made in his Bangkok factories, donated this sum
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      SCSA MEETING
      38 10 THE Singapore Civil Service Association will hold its 24th annual general meeting today at its Canteen, Empress Place, commencing 5.15 p.m. Prizes won for the Tennis and Table-tennis tournaments will be given away after the meeting.
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      Use More Tyres, Heah Tells Cyclists
      182 10 PENANG. Sun —The performance of Penang Cycle Riders during the first year shows clearly that the talent is there and other states will need to look to their laurels in their Inter-State encounters, the President of the Penang Cyclists' Association. J. J. Wilcox, said
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      BERNICE GOING PLACES
      184 10  -  EDIN PETERS SINGAPORE'S latest addition to Um prospects for the coming World Olympics at Melbourne must undoubtedly be 12-year-old Berate* Lancaster, who showed, in the Singapore swimming championships at Tanjong Rhu on Saturday, real material lor international competition. Derates won four events, and was placed In two
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    SUMMER TAN ROMPS HOME EASY WINNER
    122 11 CAMDEN, New Jersey, Oct. 30, (Reuter)—Summer Tan easily won the Garden State Stakes Futurity, the world's richest horse race, run in heavy going here today. The event for two-year-olds was worth $151. 095. Summer Tan won by nine lengths from Simmy with Flying Fury
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    Kiwis Beaten
    28 11 PARIS Oct. 31. I Reuter) France beat New Zealand b% 22 points to 13 |n the opening match of the World Rugby League championship here today.
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    SWINBOURNE DECIDES FOR THE WOLVES
    725 11 LONDON, Oct. 30. (Reuter)— A goal 20 seconds from the end gave—Wolverhampton Wanderers a 3-2 victory at Newcastle today to take them to the top of the English First Division. The Wolves, League champions last season, quickly built up a two goals lead with their
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    British Football Results
    312 11 British Football Results LEAGUE DIVISION I <Ar*rnal 1 Sunderland i ßurnley 1 Portsmouth 0 (Cardiff 2 Bolton 2 ,Chelsea 1 Charlton 2 ,Everton 4 Manchester V. 2 (Leicester 2 Blackpool 2 Manchester C. 2 Huddersfield 4 Newcastle 2 Wolves 3 Preston 6 Sheffield W. 0 Sheffield United 4 Tottenham 1
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    Eddy Change Racket & Luck To Win
    120 11 Eddy Change Racket Luck To Win WIMBLEDON. Kngland Oet. 30. (Reuter)— Eddy Choong of Malaya won the men's singles title for the fifth sueeessive year in the Wimbledon open badminton championships tonight. He beat fellow countryman Johnny Heah 15-1. 9-15. 15-9 in the final. Choong changed his racket -and his
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    Seth To Lead India Vs. Pakistan
    107 11 Seth To Lead India Vs. Pakistan JABALPORE. Oct 30 I Reuter Trilok Nath Seth Uttar Pradesh > India's number two player, will lead the flve-member Indian team to play Pakistan in the Thomas Cup badminton competition in Karachi on November 20 and 21. The team wa.s announced tonight at the
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    And Positions
    1115 11 LONDON Get M <R« itei football league s'.-.h 1 ..Her today]! n-.atches aie a> follows: IIK>1 MVItMUN I' W D L A r s vVn.vt. hampton Wand II b 4 3 31 li> 20 Sunderland 13 7 t j •_< li 20 t 'vi i ton l.i h
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      Rising Fast Is Favourite
      107 11 ftfELBOURNE, Oct II < Reuter. 1 Si W V.i ..'ir! gelding Rising F I Irm favourite for tin* Melbourne Cup today equalled the 12-furlOQfl record at F emington ci .n*«- with a time or two minute* lw< seconds v. he m* 'ii < i< K s*
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      Leach Beaten By Youngster
      93 11 VIENNA, Oct SI .R.Mi;,i»Johnny Leach 1 1 Britain, the forme* world champion < beaten in 'Jn- third round of the Austrian Tab'c Tennif Champion -hio here !;i«>* nigl t be Conrad Fradarfer I7«*reai *>.<\ German T «>( :n;ir won a h:ti rl foughl match I IS
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    Wanderers Win Again
    92 12 WANDERERS beat the Police Sports Club by three goals to one in their SHA division one hockey encounter yesterday at Girls Sports Club ground. Wanderers' opener came in the 20th minute of the first half. Halge sneaked in to push the ball into the goal, lor the
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    Direk Shows Promise & Ong Shows Form
    404 12 Direk Shows Promise Ong Shows Form WORLD champion Wong Peng Soon took only 20 minutes to beat the Thailand national champion, Direk Khachadbhai, in another singles exhibition. The Thailand champion managed to take only five points, in the two-set match but the youngster showed strong promise of international calibre in
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    Peng Han Collects Another 'FTD'
    359 12 Peng Han Collects Another 'FTD' MALACCA, Sun.— Singapore's PTD collecting speed ace,' Lim Peng Haa. took another Fastest Time award when he beat the Chan Brothers by 2 second* to win the Batu Barendum Speed trial here today. Peng Han, driving his now famous Lim Special, roared to a 31.5
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    PICTORIAL SPORT
    202 12 SINGAPORE: Before the Start oi the annual Poppy Day Fund soccer match played for the Tay Lin Teck shi-dd hv the Civilians and the Services at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday, the (.oxeinor of Singapore. Sir John Nicoll. meets the Service players. SINGAPORE: Malaya's number one badminton fan. the
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    THAI REVEALS HELEN'S WEAKNESS —& Of Malayan Women
    457 12 THAI REVEALS HELEN'S WEAKNESS Of Malayan Women By FRANCIS BOEY ALL these years, Malaya's superiority in the badminton world has been; accepted without a doubt. But at the Poppy Day Fund exhibition on Saturday night, the women's prestige took a sharp rap when Thailand's 18-year-old Bangkok Commercial School student, Prathung
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