Singapore Standard, 12 July 1955

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    12 1 Singapore Standard V SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, |ULV 12, 1955 11 PAGES 1"> CENTS
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    Lock icon ORE CALLS CEYLON FOR FIRST TIME
    96 1 ORE CALLS CEYLON FOR FIRST TIME .mo from Singa-«.<-im er the tele r r d f inaugurate the link between the two Minister fof Trans- g Mr. Francis for Posts .itr^an. im. yester- .itched the morning to ngs, Mr Natetione links world. The mo.^t wel:n particular ony0 ny Ceylon Families
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    Lock icon MARSHALL WARNS PAP LEADER: 'BE CAREFUL'
    313 1 Step Over The Line And We'll Arrest You' SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall yesterday warned PAP Assemblyman, Mr. Lim Chin Siong that he would be arrested it evidence is found that he has committed any detainable offence. Mr. Marshall said Mr. Lim's challenge
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    Lock icon COLONY GOVT. FACES NEW CRISIS
    280 1  -  DAVID THAMBYAH fc S*pore Must Qovern Spore Not London' Marshall Chief Minister Hits Out At The Progressives By SINGAPORE should be ruled by Singapore, from Singapore for Singapore and not the Colonial Office in London. This strong statement was made by Singapore's Chief Minister, Mr.
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    Lock icon Private Talk With P.M.
    62 1 LONDON. July 11 <Rcuten Sir Robert Scott, newly appointed British Commissioner General for Southeast Asia, will have a private talk tonight with Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime Minister. Sir Robert Scott, formerly British Minister at Washington, takes up his appointment in September succeeding Mr. Malcolm Mac
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    Lock icon SUSPECT IN GANG MURDER NABBED
    151 1 SINGAPORE Police yesterday arrested a man in connection with the murder of 25-year-old Pek Boon Yam. a driving instructor. last month. The wanted man was picked up by a detective as he stepped off a boat at the waterfront yesterday afternoon. Pek. was driving along
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    Lock icon POLICE FLY TO HK FOR WANTED MEN
    118 1 CONNECTED WITH COLONY RIOTS TWO Singapore Police officers flew to Hongkong on Sunday in order to intercept two passengers on the Royal Interocean Lines ship, Tjiluwah, which reached there yesterday. The two men are wanted in connection with the May 12 riots in
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    Lock icon Lady Templer Meets An 'Editor'
    61 1 Lady Templer Meets An 'Editor' photo. WHEN Lady Tempter, wife of General Sir Gerald Templer was with her husband in Malaya she founded a newspaper for children. Last week, ths editor, Mr. M. C. ff Sheppard, British Adviser, Ncgri Sembilan, called on her Wilton Street, St. James' Home with the
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    Lock icon Mystery Deaths In Klang Probed
    113 1 Mystery Deaths In Klang Probed KLANG. M on. -Two mysterious deaths were reported today, within 48 hours of the sensational disappearance of 880 pounds of deadly sodium arsenite from an estate about ten miles from here Chong Mai. a 23-year-old woman died last night after being admitted to hospital with
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    Lock icon Premier's Gift
    24 1 CEYLON Premier. Sir John Kotelawala. has given a 200--acre coconut estate to the Ceylon Government for distribution among landless 1 villagers. Reutcr.
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    27 1 JIIIUUI. "HELLO. Ceylon." said Singapore's Minister for Transport and Communications, Mr. Francis Thomas, in his air-condition-ed office in Public Works Department in High Street, yesterday. Standard
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    Lock icon New Bid To End Sawmill Strike
    141 1 First Talks Hopeful NEGOTIATIONS to end the three-day-old strike by the 700 employed in 22 Singapore sawmills started at the Labour Ministry yesterday. Representatives of the Sawmillers" Association and the Sawmill Workers' Union had a three-hour discussion over the workers' seven-point claim including a
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    Lock icon Ruth Ellis Refused A Reprieve
    108 1 Ruth Ellis Refused A Reprieve LONDON. July 11 (Reuter) The Home Secretary today refused to grrnt a reprieve to Ruth Ellis, 28-year-old blonde mother of two. due to hang on Wednesday morning for killing her lover. Mrs. Ellis. London model and cafe society girl, fired five shots into 25-year-old racing
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    Lock icon S'pore RAF Jet Crash Lands
    58 1 NEW DELHI, July 11 (UP) -A Royal Air Force Vampire jet fighter, en route from Singapore to Britain, crash-ed-landed some 50 miles from New Delhi today. The pilot. Flight Sergeant J. A. D. Mechan. was slightly injured. The plane was one of lour Vampires and
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    Lock icon BOMBS, BUT NO ORE
    89 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A dredge at Baut Caves near here today scooped up the mud for the usual tin ore. but brought out a cache of ammunition and bombs inThe dredge belonging to the Kent FMS Dredging Company, was promptly stopped. As anxious workers watched in
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    Lock icon ROCKET SHIPS FOR MAILS
    67 1 WASHINGTON. July 11 (Reuten Dr. Theodore yon Karman. a leading expert on guided missiles forecast here th^ u^e of rocket ships to deliver mail and goods over long distances "in a matter of minutes.' Writing in Aero Digcht a national aviation engineering magazine, he said missiles
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    Lock icon TWO STABBED IN STREET
    44 1 TWO friends who were having their midnight supper in China Street were attacked and stabbed by three unknown Chinese, last night. They were removed to the General Hospital where one of them Is reported to be in a serious condition.
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    Lock icon Runaway Supervisee Shot
    212 1 A YOUNG police supervisee was shot and wounded in the back by a Singapore detective r.s he attempted to run away in Potons Pasir at about 10 o'clock last night. Police believe the supervisee. Tan Tai Soong. 20 an unemployed, was involved in a taxi robbery the
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    Lock icon Two More Charged In Mr. X Case
    97 2 ANOTHhR two men Lim Ah Yew and Lim Ah La> were charged with sendinp "Mr. X" a letter threatening him with death if he did not hand over SlOO.OOO The Prosecuting Officer. Chief Inspector Mr. Ramzan Ali alleged that the case unconnected with
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    Lock icon LUCKY DRAW AT FUN FAIR
    45 2 FOLLOWING are the pri/c--winning tickets in the Lu< ky Draw of the Kampong Si!at Estate Community Centre fun fair which was held recently: Fiist prize ll.il; vecond prize 5187; third prize 428JJ. Consolations- 12:*2 7152 2183, 1!>78. 6086 4766.' 6262'
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    Lock icon EPIDEMIC HITS TWO KAMPONGS IN KELANTAN
    374 2 EPIDEMIC HITS TWO KAMPONGS IN KELANTAN Seven Die Of Dysentery KOTA BHARU, Mon. Seven people have died in two isolated riverine kampongs in Kelantan following an outbreak of dysentery in the Kota Bharu district this month, official reports here said today. In all, ]71 cases of dysentery have been reported
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    Lock icon Intruder Came At Her Call
    153 2 A LABOURER. Jasuni bin Mohd. Rais. told the Singapore Third District Judge, Mr. H. A. Forrcr. yesterday that he found a naked man perched on a beam of his house early one morning. The man. Jasuni said, was his former brother-in-law. Jantan bin Mastrasheed. accused
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    Lock icon ZINC THEFT
    36 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— C. Porumal and K. Suppiah. j claimed trial in the First i Magistrate's Court today to charges of theft of zinc sheets from tho Headquarters, Malaya Command, during March this vcar.
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    Lock icon HE'S OFF TO GERMANY
    51 2 THE general secretary of the Malayan Postal Uniformed Staff Union. Inchc Osman Siru, who will leave Penang; on Thursday to attend the Postal, Telecrapli and Telephone International at Weisbaden Germany, from Jul> 24 to 29. Inche Siru will also study th c political set up in
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    Lock icon DEADLINE FOR VARSITIES IN UK
    165 2 STUDENTS wishing to join Universities in the United Kingdom must send their applications to reach London not later than Jan. 31, next year, if full advantage is to be taken of places available. They should n> far as is practicable. rompletc their prc-Matriculation studies in
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    Lock icon GOC To Open Cemetery
    56 2 THE General OfTVcr Commanding Singapore Base District Major General D. D. C. Tullorh, will officially open the new military cemetery at Ulu Pandan at 3.30 "p.m. today. The Assistant Chapinin General, the Senior Roman Catholic Chaplain with other Churr-h of England and Catholir- chaplains and personages
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    Lock icon Had No Permit To Move Drugs
    56 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Tan Jok Khek and Tan Tv Han. of Singapore, were each fined .SI OO. i n default 14 days' imprisonment, in the Sessions Court, Penggerang, today, for moving 10 bottles of medicine. 22 katis ot sugar and 21 katis of rice
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    63 2 passed their final examinations held recently threw a party aiestirr Road n satu s i s a moss run by six students Mandard Photo shows the students and their guests fs M r m.^ PX AK n K Bhllffle Man uith back to his camera s *V r
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    Lock icon Nine Months For $200 Extortion Bid
    208 2 FOR trying To extort $200 from a templ e keeper in Kallang Road. Chan Ah Kow was sentenced to three years' i-orrective training and low Foo Keo to nine months' jail by the Singapore Second District Court Judge Inche Ahmad bin Ibiahim. The couit
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    Lock icon MALAY WEDDING
    45 2 photo. MR. Mohamed Noordin and his bride, the former Miss Jamilah binte Mohamed Albasrawi. after their wedding at No. 26 Lorong Salleh off Jalan Ismail. Jalan Kunos, yesterday. The bridegroom i s the son of Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. M. Ibrahim. Standard
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    Lock icon Gap Between Worker A Boss Diminishing—Supp
    219 2 Gap Between Worker A Boss Diminishing— Supp SUNGEI PATANI, Sun. Trade I'nions and Employer <» i moving closer towards each other and they have begun to un<i» f r pathize with each other's difficultc This was stated by the hon. secretary of the Kedah Perils Division of the Malayan Trade
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    Lock icon On Other Strike Fronts
    226 2 y^ From Page 1 and its Labour Unions Fei deration will meet at thp Labour Ministry this morning to resume talks over the Federation^ claims. HUME INDUSTRIES: No date has been fixed to resumenegotiations. The management is reported to be studying the counter proposals submitted by
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    99 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubbffj (tents per Ib ,o| pore v^ud.o I N-. 1 H v No I s s fob .lul\ l:; Mt 5 To»ir- I urn jin nra The price picul (huun 1 1 (IMM)N Rlßul No. 1 I>n >.v..J Hollar liuiiv Mond.ix "•> prirrs hr*-' <: X \lUllst
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    Lock icon CATHOLIC PROTEST
    30 2 MORE th^.n 200.000 Roman Catholics demonstrated ipr i nearly four hours in Bnr today against the SocialistLiberal Government's proposed school reforms which they flaim would destroy their schools.
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    28 2 Vote Free Call Trade Pi. i j id. I •Cornn. and and panv Mr had i mcl thf pni It V. m«-rr Lslai In of 11: calling this
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    20 2 Cadets, Police Will March With The Ba PEN Fcd< m I 1 ,c fron t Cboon R D at C
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    Lock icon Union Deplores Coercion
    131 2 Union Deplores Coercion THE Executive Council of i the Singapore Fire Brigade Employee's Union "deplores the attempts being made by City Councillors to coerce" members of the union to accept a provident fund scheme drawn up by the Council. The Council protested that at a Finan -c and QCMnI Purposes
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    320 3 Staff Threaten To Strike Over One Dismissal PENANG, Mon. Pencmg and Provinc2 Wellesley face a bus strike with 60 employees of the Central Province Wellesley Transport Co. taking a day's leave today to lodge a protest to the Deputy Commissioner for Labour, Pcnang i Mr. S. W.
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    11 3 Love Set Wimbeldon Girl Says: Home First' m H I a;fj;asgjagaga
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    Lock icon Four Captured In Three-Day Ambush
    109 3 Four Captured In Three-Day Ambush he Tin, Corned Beef ambush for three days on an tf i\iuk i party of 2 10 Gurkhas connristx killing three and capturing Ch to :"c>r a I I I i the tins of remained B r. houi the first b-ent int? am Sec, Tan
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    Lock icon MALAY ANIZATION
    24 3 The first meeting of the Malayanizatfon Commission will be held today at 2.30 p.m. at the thratrcttc Public Relations Office. Assembly House.
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    13 3 Th eft Charge In was Police in M Mr R B Ol $2,000
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    Lock icon 'SHE CAME TO ME FOR MEDICINE TO LURE YOUNG MEN'
    202 3 Xl ALA LIMPIK, Mon.— Darminah binte vs < 40, self-confessed "dukuiT, a medium, said m the Magistrate's Court today tiiat the $450 worth of jewellery she was accused of misappropriating was given to her in payment of treatment to make
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    86 3 AIR Vice Marshal. Sir John MeCauley. Chief-of-Staff of the Royal Australian Air Force left Singapore yesterday by Qantas BO AC plane for Sydney after a week's stay in the Colony He said he was here to see lor himself how RAAF personnel stationed in Malaya were •jettin? on. "It is
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    Lock icon Negara Youth Chief Resigns
    116 3 Negara Youth Chief Resigns PENANG, Mon.-The geneGeorge Town. Mr. Mohamcd Sheriff, has tendered his resignation from the Party It is understood he will join the United Malays National Organization here. Mr Shcnli said the policy of Party Ncgara was based on fear that one community might swamp the other communities
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    Lock icon THEIR LAST MEETING
    49 3 MALACCA. Mon. The Settlement Council as at present constituted of nominated officials and unofficial* will hold its last meeting on Wednesday. The new partially elected council, with an elected minority will supercedc the present council when tho Settlement electors go to the poll on Sept. 20.
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    126 3 FRIENDS and relatives of Mr. Aw Cheng Chye, chairman of Haw Par Brothers Ltd., proprietors of Eng Aun Tong, manufacturers of the famous family of T.ger Medicinal Products, and h.s wife were on hand at Kallang a.rport to welcome them home from Manila. Aw Cheng Chye returned
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    Lock icon NEW VILLAGERS TO BE CARED FOR
    251 4 NEW VILLAGERS TO BE CARED FOR Selangor LaimclM* 'Do 6ood* Scheme Clubs Firms Take Role Of Foster Parents KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Selangor State Government today launched "Operation Adoption" whereby new villages in the state come under the fraternal care of civilian organizations like clubs and business houses. In letters
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    62 4 SWEDISH ice skating star, TOPSY, strikes this happy pose as she tries her hand at one of the linotypes in the Production Department of The Singapore Standard. Twenty-five stars of the Holiday on Ice Revue took time off yesterday to find out all about the newspaper business. Watching
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    Lock icon H.G/s WEAPON TRAINING ENDS
    166 4 Muar Wins Challenge Cup JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— Johore Home Guards concluded their three-day annual weapon training meet at the State Home Guard Training Centre, at the Kith Mile, Johore Bahru Kota Tinggi Road this afternoon. Munr with 34 points won the challenge cup presented to the
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    26 4 INDIVIDUAL champion at the Johore Home Guard weapon meet. Platoon Commander Harun bin Haji Othman. from Ratu Pahat, takin? aim during one of the shooting matches.
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    Lock icon 2 Taiping Men Hurt In Crash
    77 4 2 Taiping Men Hurt In Crash TAIPING, Mon. Two well-known residents here. Mr. Ooi Seng Giap. a miner and Mr. Teoh Bug Sin, a sawmill owner, have been admitted to hospital following a motor accident. The two were returning from Ipoh when they met with the accident near Kuala Kangsar
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    Lock icon Vacancies In RAF Regt For Malaya
    146 4 Vacancies I n RAF Regt For Malaya A RECRUITING team of the Royal Air Force Regiment (Malaya) will be touring the Federation and Singapore shortly, to select youths for the 80 vacancies in the regiment. Recruits should be at least 18 years old 5 ft 4 in in height and
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    Lock icon Denies Using Force On Woman
    47 4 AHMAD bin Fazeldin claimed trial in the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday when he was charged with using criminal force on Fatimah binte Mohamed at Jalan Kayu on July 9. Bail of $500 was allowed and the case postponed to July 18.
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    Lock icon Flag Day Nets $8,308
    64 4 IPOH. Mon. As a result of the Flag Day held recently throughout Perak, a total sum of $8,308.65 has been raised to swell the funds for the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital. Taiping and Larut district tops the list with a contribution of $2,629; second comes Ipoh
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    Lock icon Call For Study Of Water Rate
    107 4 Call For Study Of Water Rate SEREMBAX. Mon. A motion to request the Ruler in Council to appoint a commission to study the present water rate, will be tabled by Mr. Stanley Ponniah. independent member of the Seremban Town Council, at Its monthly meeting on July 14. The motion states
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    Lock icon Toh And Lee Re-elected
    80 4 DR. Toh Chin Chye and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew were re-elect-ed chairman and secretary of the Peoples Action Party yesterday. The P.A.P/s annual general meeting was held last month when they elected the executive members of their management committee. The following office-bearers were elected yesterday: chairman—Dr.
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    Lock icon COURT WARNS THE COMPLAINANT
    155 4 YEO Kwat Hens, the complainant in a case, was admonished by the Singapore Fourth Police Court Magistrate. Mr. J M. DevereuxColehourn, yesterday for giving contradictory evidence. The case was one in which Goh Hock Oo was charged with causing hurt to Yeo with a knife on
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    52 4 MERSING, Won. Bcmah binte JafTar (29 was bound over for six months today after she was convicted in the Magistrate's Court of causing hurt to her sister, Maimunah binte JafTar. with a tapping knife. The incident took place on April 30 during a quarrel between the
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    37 4 HONGKONG. July 11 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange today were: $15.60 to £1 sterling. $5.***** to US$l. $1,836 to Malayan II; $0,120 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $251.25 to a tael.
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    72 4 photo ;,v\w\\\ ROYSTON Norris right t, wears a big smile because he is going to San 3 Francisco for training as a Pan American Airways 2 mechanic-engineer He is S with Stan Gluck. PAA's J Singapore manager. 2 For the next six 2
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    Lock icon 'My Wife Wanted Gay Life' Court Told
    282 5 Motion Picture Engineer Gets Divorce Decree A MOTION PICTURE engineer, Arthur Charles Travine Symons, told the Singapore High Court yesterday that his marriage was very unhappy because his wife wanted a gay life and went out quite often with servicemen. ••We had quarrels
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    Lock icon ATA Sets Up A Good Record
    147 5 74 XRays Daily In 1954 istiis show an increase of about )rc\ioiis year, states the annual Anti-Tubercuk)sis Association I I riation, Dr. G H in his report said: *T: r 1954 has shown >ry progress in the I the Clinic whose tation has now
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    Lock icon Boy's Death Misadventure -Says Coroner
    73 5 Boy's Death Misadventure -Says Coroner THE Singapore Coroner. Mr. K. T. Alexander yesterday reed a verdirt of misadventure at conclusion of the in- quest he el into the death of an ei^ht-year-old boy, Ong 'IVnq Hong. The Coroner was told that Onq, ran across the road and bumped into a
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    53 5 THREE men were charged with being members of an unlawful assembly at Alexandra Road on May 12. in the Singapore Seventh Magistrates Court yesterday. The men were Tan Kirn Long. Chew Ah Chye and Tan Hock Toh. They were allowed bail of $1,000 each and the case postponed
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    Lock icon To Study S.H.B. Salary Scheme
    35 5 PENANG, Alon. A fourman delegation of the Penang Harbour Board Stall Association, will leave for Singapore on July 15, to study the new salary structure of the Singapore Harbour Board.
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    78 5 LONDON RCEPTION TIIF five journalists from the Far Fast, who are now in Fngland on a month's tour were received by the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Colonies, Lord Lloyd, at a Colonial Office reception recently. Picture shows (from left): Mr. P. Noakes of the Colonial Office; Mr.
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    29 5 :Kl.\ CREAM 1 B I.:" 1' i til. i »nd >* nil ?ive> nwn.i n roxic c N kin h.-ttt-r Post 11 I' I x 15$) Rftid Si ipuir
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    26 5 THE Assistant Minister for .1 nd Industry. Mr J. M hoy, will officially S Service Victoria Street on H li 4..i0 p.m.
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    Lock icon Armed Thug Caught At Road Block
    112 5 TWO armed thugs who forced a Singapore motorist at knife point to take them away lrom the scene of their crime in Charllon Road, at midnight yesterday, ran into a police road block and one of them was nabbed. The two men, both armed
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    74 5 PEOPLE living in Katong, Bcdok and Changi areas are advised to store up sufficient water for essential use tomorrow and day after tomorrow. A statement issued last night says that the people in the above mentioned areas, particularly those in elevated premises, will experience a
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    31 5 A LAWYER Mr A. L Hills, was admitted to the Singapore Bar as an advocate and solicitor by the Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley, in tho High Court yesterday.
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    47 5 SIX of t:ir 3!) sea cadets aboard the British India Steam Navigation vessel Chanfala photographed at work yesterday morning. The cadets are doing "sea time" aboard before they eventually sit for their 2nd Mates tickets and serve as deck officers of the 8.1.5. N. fleet.
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    32 5 YEO Lim Tcng was yesterday fined S5OO in the Fourth Police Court when he pleaded guilty to a charge of running a rhap-ji-ki otterv along Jalan Besar on July 9.
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    116 5 A SPECIAL representative of the Salvation Army's General Wilfred Kitchins. Commissioner John J. Allan, will fly to Singapore on July 13 to attend the 2flth anniversary celebrations of the Malaya Command. Commissioner Allan was tor seven years second in command of the organization until he relinquished this
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    87 5 Police Hold Riot Scene Bicycles SINGAPORE police have in their possession 19 bicycle*picked up from the scene ol the recent riots in Alexandra Road. The bicycles are now in Tanjong Pasar Police Station. Claims can be lodged with DSP. Rajatetnam. Central Police Station. The number^ are: MCS *****2. MCS *****,
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    186 5 INDONESIANS WELCOME MOVE A PROPOSAL to send a goodwill mission to Jakarta by representatives of the Government of Singapore, was discussed by the Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, the Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy and three Indonesian officials in
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    584 6  - Child Labour To Fill Soviet Man-Power Gap EDWARD CRANKSHAW Soviet Survey £\\v\\\\\\\\w R\7 H*»%%»MM»»^ LONDON, Monday. r\NE more sign of the strains and stresses inside the Soviet Union is the increas ing official acknowledgment of the importance of child labour. nun laDour. There has always been, in fact, a treat
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    68 7 THE Philippine Ambassador to Britain. Leon Maria (iuerrero and his wife. Anita, in national costume (made of pineapple fibre) are seen at an Independence Day party at the Fmbassv in London on July 4. Mrs. Guerrero wears the new, short national costume with fluttering butterfly sleeves.
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    75 7 Search For 2-Miilion Years-Old Whale CECINA, Italy. July 11 tl'P) Scientists dus yesterday for the bone of a 2.000.000-ycar-old whale. Prof. A. Tongiorsi. a palaeontologist of Pisa University, said verterbrae found last week in this area appeared to come from a cetacean some 13 feet long and estimated to have
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    168 7 TOKYO. July 11. (UP>.— Japanese police today questioned a group of former Japanese military officers and cadets after two members confessed a plot to assassinate key members of Prime Minister Ichiro Hatoyama's Cabinet, the newspaper Mainichi said. It was not known immediately
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    482 7 Britons Held In 45 Minutes Of Grabbing, Smashing NAIROBI, July 11, (Reuter) Mrs. Mary Keats, a British woman, clutched her screaming children to her for 45 minutes in the dead of night as bandits attacked a safari in Eritrea grabbing, tearing and smashing everything.' 1
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    73 7 LONDON. July 11 (UP> Princess Margaret, as President of the Sadler Wells Production, has written a foreword to a book on British ballet, scheduled lor publication in October, a Sadlers Wells spokesman said today Michael Wood, one of the three editors of the book "Gala Performance. said
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    42 7 TAIPEI. July 11 <UP> Northern Formosa will probably be hit by a violent Pacific hurricane on Wednesday as Typhoon Clara is moving at an 11-knot per hour soeed toward Formosa and the Okinawas. the Weather Bureau warned today.
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    292 7 Mau Mau Generals Killed NAIROBI". July 11 (Reutcr)— Two Mau Mau •"generals" were killed during the night, following the expiry of the Kenya Government's amnesty offer at midnight. Kikuyu Guards shot "genoral Mwanyoeki Wangombe in the Fort Hall area and "General" Haraka was killed by Embu Guards. Troops were today
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    154 7 'Earth-Sitter SeekMagicCure COMANCHE, Texas, July 11 Router Farmer Jesse Reese, whose hopes of making a fortune were dashed when the uranium discovered on his land proved to be unworkable, is earning hundreds of dollars a week from people seeking relief from pain. They pay dollar an hour to sit on
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    53 8 KUANTAN Mon. The second circus to come to Kuantan after a lapse ol nearly three years Is the "Tai Thean Kew Circus." Tho circus has boon rcorganlzed und augmented by B troupe of new artistes. The troupe is tourins the East Coast and Is drawing
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    219 8 Penang To Consult Govt. PENANG, Mon. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. D. Gray, said today that the setting up of an education authority in the Settlement was under active consideration by Government. Mr. Gray, told a Press conference that discussions were held with the Federal Government
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    95 8 MS. ERIC Williams, famous author of "The Wooden Horse" passed through Singapore yesterday by Qantas BOAC plane o» his wav to Fiji and nearby islands to shoot thp film "Pattern of the Islands." As the producer of the film, ho said, he would make a
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    248 8 Annual Licence Fees? Up To Council THE Registrar of Vehicles, Singapore, Mr. B. C. J. Buckeridge. said yesterday that the City Council must decide whethei or not car licence ices should be paid annually instead of the present practice of paying them bi-annually. Mr. Buckeridge told The Standard that the
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    42 8 Had 5 Katis Rubber— Jailed MUAR. Mon. For unlawful possession of scrap rubber valued at $2.12 cents on March 16. at 21.st Mile. Muar-Sengkang Road. Ng Naam was sentenced to six months' imprisonment by the Muar Magistrate. Inche Pawan Ahmad, on Saturday.
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    102 8 IPOH. Mon.— Perak Progressive Party officials lrom Ipoh arrived here last night to keep a promise with the Taiping electorate. Last year, during the Town Council elections. Mr. D. R Secnivasagam called on the electorate here to vote Alliance of which the PPP was then
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    144 10 PAN American Air-Strato-Clippers when ways will use their double decker Boeing the new International Airport opens, said Mr. Stan Gluck, the PA As Singapore manager. These Strato-Clippers are larger and heavier than Super Constellations and are the largest operating commercial aircraft in use today. Seating
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    163 10 R.I. Top Officials Hold Talks In S'pore A PARTY of 11 Indonesian experts, including top officials of the Ministries of Economics, Finance, Forestry and Justice, held discussions with the Indonesian Consul-General in Singapore, Mr. H. Kartowisastro, and the Trade Consul, Mr. A. Nasution, during the weekend. The talks centred on
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    133 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange prices (per picul): COPRA: July buyers $28 1/8. sellers $28 3/8; August $28. $28}. Tone: Quiet. COCONUT OIL in bulk $43 and in drums $45A. Tone: Steady quiet. PEPPER: Muntok white $178; Sarawak Si 77; Special Sarawak black $i:>B. Business: l(i tons black. Tone:
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    229 10 WITH the legislation brought into etTect recently in Burma amending the income tax acts, the Thabawleik Tin Dredging Ltd. is now required, when making any distributions, to deduct super tax from the amount payable to shareholders. A notice to shareholders states that the Company
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    100 10 THE profit of Pengkalen. Ltd. for the year ended Sept. 30. 1954 after provision for U.K. and Malayan taxation at 78.603 amounted to 1156.766. Taxation provisions no longer required amounted to L 25.070. while the brought forward was e 48.345. The amount written off capital expenditure was
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    35 10 LOSS of steel production through the nationwide rail strike last month was probably about 150. 000 tons, according to the monthly statistical bulletin of the British Iron and Steel Federation. Reuter.
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    103 10 MOVEMENTS of tin-in-con-eentrates from the Federation to Singapore and Penans increased fro-n 4.916 tons in May to 5 002 tons last month, according to official statistics. The total quantity of metal moved in this six months of this year amounted to 30.071 tons compared with 29,600
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    68 10 COMPANIES under the management of MelB r s. Osborne Chappel. Ipoh. reported the following returns for the quarter ended June 30. 1955 (in piculs): Chcndcriang 1.000 piculs: GoDrng 3.080: Hongkong 1.290: Kent (F.M.S.) 1.153: Killinehall 1.070: Malaysiam 648: Pcngkalen 2.205: Petaling 9.128: Pusing 1.820: Rambutan 1.000:
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    237 10 HOLYROOD Rubber Ltd's profit for the year ended Dec. 31, 11)54, before tax, was J121.102, an increase of t: 14.838 over the previous year. This includes receipts from' replanting cess, miscellaneous revenue and charging costs, duty onti cess, depreciation! and head office expenses. Taxation (excluding exriort
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    206 10 afja;gagagf BURMA rice suppliers will honour their sales of 25,000 tons to Malayan buyers, the secretary of the Singapore-Burma Trade Association, Mr. Lee Tye Toh, assured yesterday. Mr. Lee said that five ships with a total of 10.000 tons are loading rice in
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    169 10 WORLD demand for rub ber seems likely to require all the natural and synthetic that can be produced in the next few years, states Mr. Walter Gardner, chairman «»f Amalgamated Metal Corpora lion, in his annual statement in London yesterday. In the I'nited States, intro
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    81 10 THE Sultan of Selan^or recently visited the Chin Woo Trade Fair at Kuala Lumpur. The Ruler is seen here inspecting a Chrysler Air Conditioner displayed at the fair. On his left is Mr. Deng Chin Meng. X..L. representative of Kian Gwan (M) Ltd.. the distributors for
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    164 10 SINGAPORE iharebroken yesterday reported the following business done: Con. Tin Smelt, ordt. 34 I and 34 7i; Fraser Neave ords $1.73| and $1.75; dammon $2. .7;. to $2.7.) (overnight) and $2.72;. lo $2.75 (today); Hammer $2 70 and $2.75; M. Breweries $:{.40. Metal Box $..35 (odd lot*.
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    43 10 TESTS for the detection of determination of tin through chemical analysis by organic reagents are among the subjects dealt with in Organic Reagents for Metals, prepared by the Laboratory Staff of Hopkin and Williams Ltd. and edited by W.C. Johnson,
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    78 10 QUIET conditions; preva in all sections of the Malayan share market yesterday. Moderate business WM in rubbers within qu< In tins and industrials. l«ir business WBM reported. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharcbrokers* Aiiociitioii yesterday were: INL>LSTRIAIS Buyers Srllcrs Fed. Di>p. 310 .'M.'» Gammon 27U 2 75 Efkong
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      33 12 Ml Xl is an amusing new same that will test your wits. All you have to do is list the objects silhouetted in the picture above. Answers in column three.
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    371 12 I ennnnte. Toil ihe war* s rs that threaten dvys m CJtifl tune. SCHOOLGIRL came to about her pet t week. And she was very worried. She carrying fox terrier jr. She told me that when >he was taking the he had 1 across the road after
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    319 12 PHILATELISTS in Ted- dinston. Middlesex, can buy foreign stamps even when the shops are shut. for in the High-street is what is believed to be the only foreign and colonial stamp machine in the country. You put sixpence in the slot and out comes a packet containing :>0
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    39 12 'TWERE are nineteen ob--1 Sects in our silhouette puzzle. They are: ButtonPencil: Pair of Scissors; Paper clip; Electric Plus; Two keys: Key ring; Two matches; Nail file. Comb* Bolt; Bus Ticket; Penknife; Stamp; Drawing pin; Nut; Ballpoint pen.
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    109 12 T OTS of boys and girls are i chuckling over our Larky Advertisements. LOST: A pair o f green gloves by woman with leathei fingers FOUND: A book by girl J with red cover FOR SALE: A chair by man with Victorian Ic^s WANTED: Good home for S
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    556 12  -  MERRY ARCHARD YTHAT'S the most satislying feeling in the world? The feeling that you are "doing good," say most girls. That's why so many of you want to become nurses. i B After reading about Elizabeth Marks, the staff nurse at St. Thomas's Hospital many of
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    174 12  -  DENIS FOSTER \IEET Gordon Pirie. He's < Britain's most amazing J athlete! Ijt He's a youn« man whose -3 one object in life is to run faster than other men at .g every recognised record dis- < tanre between one and six 3j miles. k^ B y
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    458 13 V I MANCHESTER, July 11 (Reuter)— England were stripling to avoid defeat against South Africa on the fourth day of the third cricket Test here today in spite of a fine century by Peter May their captain and a sparkling 71
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    32 13 afja;tugasfa an and 29 mm. BO c 'he runs. shaky by Sam an > scored ay. uni43 ■>. en victory was -ight time intervened. At <■■ were 24 runs short
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    118 13 A RARE FEAT BY ACS RUNNERS TELOK ANSON M«n. The Anglo Chinese School relay team created a rare feat by winning two relay events in one afternoon. The tram defeated the Kanipar ACS at Kampar Sports ip the 4 x 110 yards relay and raced back to Telok An son.
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    395 13 OLYMPICS? This Is Just A Shambles fagfa;gjagf PO FR()M aS Ar^ Undtheworld atmosphere today. will comes another chapter in the dreary saga of "Yes-we-rlrLc I V nt< can>t -nghtly-say*' which has surrounded the 1956 Olympic Games evcrsince they were awarded to Melbourne. The latest statement from Lieutenant-General Bririgford is that
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    46 13 GREAT YARMOUTH. England, July J/, (Reuicr) —Trainer A. W. Goodwill of Newmarket experimented yesterday by Huffing cotton wool in the ears of Merry Prince running here to (leaden the noise of the crowd. Result: The horse had Us first win since last Noveiiiber.
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    392 13 SAP A To Pay $3,500 For Each Colony Game A FORMIDARLF Austrian soccer team, the Salzburg Football Clvb is expected to arrive in the Colony on July 25 to play three matches. This was revealed at the council meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association
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    82 13 LONDON. July 11 (Router^ —Fifteen probable runners and jockeys for the £3.300 Ascot Stakes to be run over two and a half miles at 1445 hours GMT at Ascot tomorrow are:- Harwin-W.H. Carr. Prescription—W. Rickaby. Little Cloud— L. Pisgott. Romany Air-D. Smith. Corydali.s— J Fortr. Romney Legend— J.
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    366 13 AFTER holding the unbeaten Malays lor the major part of the game. Royal Air Force cracked up in the concluding minutes to concede two goals to suffer defeat by that margin in their Colony Community league meeting at Jalan Besar stadium last night.
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    269 13 KOTA RAJA, fighlin hard against relegation, and finding hard to field a good side due to 'iispension of some players from I'ulo Rukom. went down to the RKMK by four goals to one in a Colony division 1 match at Jalan Fesar Stadium yesterday.
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    348 13 LONDON. July 11, (Reuter) Torrential rain tided play an hour and half early at the Oval today where Kent gained an unexpected first innings lead of .'.5 over Suirev. When the rains came Kent were Iti ahead of the champions with half their second innings wickets
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    417 14 Passing Fair Majula Sprint 36 3 5 In Workout By WINDSOR LAD. KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— A little competition is a pood thing— and that's what Trainer Porky* Donnelly must have had in mind when he sent his charges— PASSING FAIR and MAJULA— against the clock
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    226 14 KIALA LI'MPUR, Mon.— Handicaps for 4 races for third day, July Selangor meeting on Saturday are: ri ntv i o F I Lord Fredrick II 8.11 Hunter's Call II 8.0; li. i. mv. i— r. Foirc 8.10 j Producer 8.0? Rippling River 9.00 j Carshalton 8.10
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    521 14 Trundle Hill... ON NEWCOMERS CLASS 2 BOY GARYTH (late Burnt Phethcrs) 4-year-old eh. e.g. by Phideas—Thc Vapours. Ran moderatrlv in seller- as a two-year-old bring placed four times in nine outings over sprint distances. Showed distinct improvement last year when put to longer distances and won twice in three outings.
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    324 14  - Silverfort Scores After Two Years Windsor Lad KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— There was plenty of merit in Kerry Laughters success on Saturday when he made it an end to end affair to beat his rivals, clinching a six-length decision in the seven furlongs class one division one event. He returned the
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    80 14 TEAMS for the Singapore and Hong Kong Services cricket match starting today at 11 a.m. on the padang are: Singapore Services: I. L. Dunn (RAF). Barron (Army). Dauncey (Army). Webb (Army), Major (RAF). Evans (Army), Burton (RAF). Wellard (Army). Muir (RAF), Blissett (RAF). Bland (Navy).
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    29 14 CARDIFF. July 11 (Reutcrt The World Table Tennis championships for 1956 will be held in Tokyo from April 2 to 11, it was announced here today.
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    136 14 Today's Sport SOCCER SAFA LEAGUE: DIV. 1: Rovers S.C. vs. Star Soccerilcs at Jalan Bcsar ct 5.15 p.m. DIV. 2 A: V.M.M.A. vs. Kinta Rangers at Geylang at 5.15 p?7i."; DIV. 3B: S.C.S A. vs. Windsor Rnrers at Clerical Union at 5.15 p.m. CITY COUNCIL LEAGUE:— Treasurers vs. Architects at
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    60 14 LEFT, the hall i, J centre. Jan proxeri on the j.«, irf i cord uith m H ni ™»g Poh Neo. u», n KUlh I t Trrii.i v thr- J THE Colony Secondary Schools athletic championships which began yesterday was in fact a Junior Singapore mcct
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    1092 14 SAAA Take Back Seat In First Show Of Junior Champions By Our Athletics Reporter THERE were many winners— and among them two record-breakers— in the first day of the Colony Secondary Schools championships on the SJI ground y« > terday, but
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    412 14 MRS. GLADYS Loke Chua won her third Colony tennis title at this year's Singapore Open Lawn Tennis Championships played at Tanglin Club courts yesterday. Partnering Ong Chew Bee, she beat Lim Hee Chin Mrs. A. Tamworth 6-0, 7-5 to win the mixed
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    43 14 KATONG Sports Club b^at Young Companions AA 4-3 in a Colony division 3B league soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Katong S.C were Sanders 2, SaJleh 2. Weng Kee 2 and Ah Chye 1 replied for YCAA.
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    47 14 SPOR LETT SOME THOUGHTS 1 THE ml C I I I I I I 1 I I I S'Q' I I I I ■Up ■j I I I I I 1 aT Hal I I I I I I I I I I I H bun? fl
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