Singapore Standard, 14 September 1955

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    15 1 Singapore Standard J% W\ 2. K| >o. :«> SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1953 lt PAGES !."> GEMS
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    26 1 Govern- Enquiry j amended dockenl i m a :p the l :n Cal- Bombay. chairLabour discipUI In nistranoti^e Comre had riorahip^ >v and slow dock-
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    Lock icon Ah Tee Returns To The Jungle
    224 1 FOR A BOMB MINE Kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Ah Tee, Selangor's most ruthless Communist terrorist who surrendered on Friday under the amnesty declaration, has gone back into the jungle swamp in Kuala Langat. But this time his journey is under the direction of the
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    Lock icon Bandits Kill Air Officer
    59 1 RANGOON. Sept. 13 (Reuler) A gang of about 25 armed bandits opened fire on pacing cars in the outskirts I of Rangoon last night killin? a Burmese Air Force officer, it was announced today. They also broke into the house of a wealthy businessman before escaping
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    Lock icon MacD.'Timely' Arrival
    166 1 NEW DELHI. Sept. 13 (Reuter)— Mr. Malcolm MacDonald. Britain's New High Commissioner to India, presented his credentials to President Rajenda Prasad at the Presidents Residency in New Delhi today. The Hindustan Times' political commentator said today: "The arrival of Malcolm MacDonald is most timely for relations between India
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    Lock icon Scientist Leaves US For China
    130 1 Scientist Leaves US For China LOS ANGELES. Sept. 13 (Reuter)— A Chinese jet propulsion scientist, who was a member of a scientific advisory board during the war, will leave the United States for Communist China on Friday under a deportation order after having been forbidden to leave the country for
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    Lock icon TUNIS FACES GOVT. CRISIS
    48 1 TUNIS, Sept. 13 (Reuter) Tunisian Premier. Tahar Ben Ammar. today handed the resignation of his government to the Bey of Tunis. Sidi Lamine. Bey Sidi Lamine was expected to name the man who will head the new all-Tuni-sian government within the next 24 hours.
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    23 1 THE Indonesian Postal Services will issue special commemorative stamps marking the 10th anniversary of the service rn Sept. 27.— A.P.
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    71 1 PNOM PENH. Sept. 13 i Reuter I Ex-King Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia, whose supporters swept the polls in elections on Sunday, declared today that he will pursue a neutralist policy in world affairs and carrv out democratic reforms at home. On foreign affairs. Prince Norodom said Cambodia did
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    22 1 THE DOCK strike crippled New York, where 70 cargo ships are idle, is reported spreading through other U.S. ports. Reuter
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    112 1 BISMARCK. North Dakota. Sept. 13 (AP) For 45-minu-tes yesterday members of the Bismarck Lions Club watched the showing of two sex films, a display of slides, photographs and cartoons about sexual activity. Then members of the club filled out ballots giving their opinions on whether
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    Lock icon TUNKU INVITED TO R.I.
    278 1 Consular Status Raised i Che Ismail May Be M First Trade Envoy JAKARTA, Sept. 13, (UP). The Indonesian Foreign Ministry today disclosed that Malaya's Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, would be invited to head a goodwill mission to this country similar to the mission led by
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    Lock icon Germany's 3 Counter Demands
    150 1 MOSCOW. Sept. 13 (UP) West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer demanded today three major concessions from the Soviet Union in return for agreement to insistent Russian demands for the exchange of ambassadors. The full German position containing three points for which Adenauer was fighting hard this morning
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    37 1 MR. HAROLD MACMILLAN. the British Foreign Secretary, will leave London by air for New York rn Sept. 24 to lead his country's delegation to the United Nations 10th General Assembly, the Foreign Office announced today.
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    24 1 LEAFLETS warning against careless talk are being distributed to factory workers engaged on defence contracts for the British Government in Coventry.— Reuter
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    23 1 MOHAMED SABIB. 24. a waiter, at the Jubilee Cafe. Singapore, was admitted to the General Hospital suffering from an electric shock.
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    284 1 Leaflets For ChinPeng Aircraft Over Border Area KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Voice planes and other aircraft carrying amnesty leaflets today swooped down on the Malaya-Siam border area —where MCP Secretary General. Chin Peng, is believed to have his headquarters. Aircraft, flying round-the-clock, will continue to drop millions of leaflets informing the
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    Lock icon 'COFFEE CUP' DEATH PROBE
    43 1 'COFFEE CUP' DEATH PROBE KOTA BHARU. Tues Hassan bin Salleh. 27. died on the way to Kota Bharu Hospital after taking coffee from an eating shop. His two sons were admitted to hospital but their condition was not considered serious. Police are investigating.
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    16 1 BRITAIN and Russia may shortly hold talks on the latest situation in Vietnam. Reuter
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    Lock icon ASP Accused Of Being Accessory
    220 1 Manslaughter Charge LONDON, Sept. 13, (Reuter)— Gerald Murphy, 33--year-old Assistant Superintendent of Police in Malaya, was charged here today with being an accessory to the manslaughter of his wife during an illegal abortion attempt. Murphy, at present on leave from Malaya, was charged with a
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    Lock icon FLOOD RELIEF
    26 1 INDONESIA i.s sending relief goods in the form of money and quinine to the Indian and Pakistan regions hardest hit in the recent floods.
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    25 1 FOREIGN Minister V. M Molotov will head the Russian delegation to the 10th session of the United Nations' general asembly on Sept. 20.
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    92 1 THE Director-General of the World Health Organization. Dr. M. G Candau, arrived in Singapore yesterday to attend the W.H.O. regional committee meeting. He said at the airport that this was his first visit to Singapore though he has attended Regional Committee meetings in Manila and Tokyo. Next week.
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    Lock icon Outpost In Goa Raided
    112 1 PANJIM, Goa, Sept. 13 An official communique said here yesterday that nearly 60 people attacked a fiscal outpost at Anconem near Goa's northern border on Saturday night and exchanged fire and hand-grenad» with guards The communique said the attackers came Irom India. They had called on
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    29 1 MANUEL PULIDO. 22. was fined $675 and costs on charges of speeding, reckless Ul 1 V i 1 .11 IU 1 li 11 red lights. A.P.
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    21 1 THE Semarang City Council has reduced the number of permits for selling alcoholic drinks from 50 to 25.— A.P.
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    18 1 A NEUTRAL military commission has started investigating the border dispute between Ecuador and Peru. A.P.
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    41 2 The sum of >5,22;> was raised for the Soldiers Sailors and Airmen Families Association at the fete held at Nelson House on Aug. ti. The fete was held in celebration of the Association's 70th anniversary this year.
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    Lock icon Aussie Naval Head Due Today
    37 2 CAPTAIN J. MeL. Adams, Director of Naval Intelligence. Royal Australian Navy. Melbourne, will visit the Royal Naval Air Station. Sembawang and the Naval Base tomorrow. Captain Adams is expected to arrive today.
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    Lock icon TALKS ON HOW TO PRESERVE OUR RHINOS
    450 2 He Flies In On A Crusade To Save The World's Rarest Mammal KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— An American ecologist, who twice escaped being gored by rhinoceroses in the last two months, flew into Kuala Lumpur tonight in the course of an intercontinental crusade to
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    Lock icon THEFT FROM SHOW CASE
    40 2 A GOLD watch and band worth $870 was reported missing from a show case in Gammeters Ltd.. Collyer Quay, Singapore, on Monday. A salesman noticed the watch and band missing before closing time. Poiice arc investigating.
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    38 2 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. Din bin Dollah. who admitted 1 1 previous convictions. was sentenced to two and half months' imprisonment in the Sessions Court here, when he pleaded guilty to possession of a stolen bicycle.
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    Lock icon Sports Centre Gets $27,250
    35 2 MEMBERS ol the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce have contributed $12 250 towards the Youth Sports Centre and the Shell Company of Singapore has sent a cheque for $15,000 for the
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    581 2 Symonds Murder Trial Witness Told Tell Us What You Saw* Judge Warns Labourer MR. Justice Whitton reminded an eye-witness in the Singapore Assizes yesterday that the Jives of two men. charged with the murder of the American journalist, Gene D. Symonds. during
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    Lock icon S'PORE WEDDING
    50 2 MR. AND MRS Gilbert Pane after their wedding at the Singapore Registry of Marriages recently The bridegroom s the second son of Mr. and Mrs" pin' Hee Boon. The bride, the former Mis, Irene loong is the younger sister of Mr. Loong Pan Yap. uellTnoun Mncaoore hadmintnn ni.,.—
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    275 2 58 Seconds Befor 'Number' Please Probe Into Delay' At JB Phone Fxc/io JOHORE BAHRI\ Tues. Complaints by some telephone subscribers here that there was some delay in setting through to operators at the main control room of the new exchange, were investigated by a Standard reporter today. The reporter contacted
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    218 2 Workers Shabbily Tre I KUALA LIMPIR, Tues. The Mdr ni* Traffic Operating: Union todav den -m salary revisions for 860 railmen. I In a letter to the Railway Administration the Union maintained that these men who comprise two categories of railway workers were "the most shabbily treated" in the
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    182 3 VV/// Help Malayanisation (M Singapore's most popular expatriate E I mler-Secrctary Mr. J. D. Higham olony yesterday to take up his new Director of Personnel. Higham. who arrived lie PA O ir.cr Canton from B tain was met on board by representatives of thr Singapore Federation of Government oyees
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    33 3 PUAH Chwee K ow, who drove a car at 4R miles an B kit Timah Road on 29 year, was yesterRned $-•"> by the First Trail C .rt Magistrate. Mr. M. Karthiqcs
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    140 3 These Senior Clerks Want Div. I Jobs Two Moves Towards Malayanisation BID BY SUPERSCALE BRANCH' SIXTY-TWO senior Government clerks holding Division II superscale appointments in Singapore want executive posts in Division I thrown open to them. They will send a memorandum to the Malayanisation Commission asking that executive positions vacated
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    Lock icon E GOVT. OFFERS 21 STUDY GRANTS
    157 3 E GOVT. OFFERS 21 STUDY GRANTS TO pave the way for Malayanization. Singapore Government last week offered its local officers 21 fellowships ior study at the University of Malaya or in the United Kingdom. Five oi" the fellowships will be open to holders of the Schoo! Certificate. All others will
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    Lock icon Nofed Artist Due In S'pore For Exhibition
    87 3 Nofed Artist Due In S'pore For Exhibition MISS FANG CHAO-LING. thc well-known artist, will arrive in Singapore on Friday. Sept. IH by air from Jakarta. She will give an exhibition of about 200 of her works at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in October. Exhibitions of Miss Fang's works have
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    119 3 Most Heinous To Steal From Master THE Singapore Fifth Magistrate. Mr. J. M. DevereuxColebourn. yesterday sentenced two men to two months imprisonment each for stealing tinned food from the RAF transit hostel at Changi. He told them that it was "most heinous" for a servVmt to steal from his master.
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    77 3 DR. YEO Kok Chcang. Director of Medical and Health Services, Hongkong, and Mrs. Yeo arived In Singapore recently to attend the sixth session of the World Health Organizations Pacific Regional Committee, which oP^ncd at thc University of Malaya yesterday. Dr. Yeo. who is a former Penang-born
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    Lock icon Extortion Charge
    77 3 THIRTY-YEAR-OLD Ting Kum was charged in thc Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday with attempting to extort $3,000 from Siew Mok Song, a goldsmith, at a stall in the Happy World on Sunday night. The prosecution alleged that Tine threatened to kill Siew if he refused to hand over
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    26 3 MR. DAVID Chan Wai Chow, of 20-A. Tiong Poh Road. Singapore, has been awarded the Master of Science degree at the University of Illinois.
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    54 3 Talk on Cinema and CinemaScope MR. SPYROS SKOVRAS speaking at yesterday's luncheon at the Raffles Hotel. Others (irom left) arc: Mr. Eric Koclier, U.S. Consul-General. Kuala Lumpur; Mr. Loke WanTho. head of Cathay Organization: Mr. Runme Share, cinema magnate; and Mrs. Cvnthia Koek. Chairman. Board oi Film
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    Lock icon Former Boys' Home Inmate Jailed For Knife Attack
    95 3 LEONG Ah Chew, a former inmate of the Bukit Timah Boys' Home. was yesterday sentenced to three year's imprisonment by the Second District Judge, Mr. Ahmad Ibrahim, for causing hurt to a man who was his fellow inmate in 1947. It was
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    122 3 THE DEPARTMENT ol Broadcasting Whitley Council will be formally established at a ceremony at Radio Malava, Thomson Road, Singapore, this afternoon. The ceremony will be watched by the Chief Secretary, Mr. W. A. C. Goode, and the Vice-Chairman of the staff side of the Singapore
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    Lock icon Lottery Man Fined $1,000
    49 3 TAN YAN CHEW was fined SI.OOO. or three months' imprisonment, in the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday for assisting in a rhap ji kee lottery on Sept. 12. Tan was arrested at Potong Pasir. Cjiap ji kee slips valued at $334.88 were found on him.
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    Lock icon 'Film Industry Has Great Responsibility'
    242 3 THE importance of the cinema as a medium for "entertainment, information and enlightenment," and the evolution of CinemaScope were subjects of a talk given yesterday to Malayan directors, producers and exhibitors by Mr. Spyros Skouras, President. 20th Century Fox International and Inter-America Corporations. Mr. Skouras
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    Lock icon COLONY'S VALUE RISES BY $7 M.
    158 3 THE annual value of Singapore City last year rose bv more than $7,000,000 over thc 1953 valuation. The total value of all assessed properties stood at $55,278,--521 of which more than $45.--445.80!) was represented n property paying 34 per cent assessment. The value of
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      32 3 As a mark of respect to the late FREDERICK WILLIAM PALMER, vc, mm, KYLE, PALMER CO. LTD. the office of THE GOODYEAR ORIENT SALES CO. LTD. be closed today at 12 noon.
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    Lock icon BRAGA OPENS HEALTH CONGRESS
    425 4 Our Clean City Impresses WHO SINGAPORE Health Minister, Mr. A. J. Brago, yesterday welcomed delegates to the sixth session of the World Health Organisation Western Pacific Regional Committee who met at the University of Malaya's Oei Tiong Ham Hall for the first of their seven-day meetings.
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    141 4 CLOSINt. rubber prices (rents per lb) tn Sinnpore teslerdav were: Buyers Sellers Spol fob. 147 147? f.o.b. Aug 1481 148*. No. 2 144 144'. No. S 142{ 1422 Tone. Steady quiet TIN PKUh The price of tin yesterday was S37oi per pit nl. (Same) LONDON KUBKtK No 1
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    Lock icon PAY TALKS FOR 1,200 STRIKERS
    254 4 TODAY is negotiation day for more than 1,200 workers and their four employers in Singapore. The employers are: Ford Motor Company, the Metal Box Company of Malaya, Dicthelm and Company, and the Bata Shoe Company. Of the workers involved in the dispute, 200 are employees
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    169 4 Reformed Reds Meet The Droppers KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Pilots and crew s of Royal Air Force leaflet dropping and voice aircraft were told here today that bombing of jungle targets had never induced a single terrorist to surrender This was told them by Selangor's
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    Lock icon Shipping Clerk Accused 0f Boat Ticket Swindle
    229 4 Shipping Clerk Accused 0f Boat Ticket Swindle MALACCA. Tues. The manager of a Malacca firm of shipping agents said in the Sessions Court today his firm never received the passage money f or four-and-a-half deck tickets to India issued through the firm Jast year. In the dock charged on two
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    46 4 PPxESIDEXT Soekarno of Indonesia points out a painlin a of himself to thc Chief Minister of Singapore, Mr. David Marshall, at the Merdeka Palace, Jakarta. On the other side of the President is Mr. J. M. Jamabhoy, Asst. Minister of Commerce and Industry, Singapore.
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    68 4 KUALA LIPIS. Tues.— New premises for the Sri Ramakrishna Ashram at Pahang Trunk Road. Kuala Lipis. wa.s opened on Sunday by Swami Satyananda. The building will house* the librarv and reading room, 'and includes a hall for the use of the Indian community on important occasions.
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    Lock icon YOUTH WHO COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IS FREED
    151 4 YOUTH WHO COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IS FREED TAY Kim Kwee. 19. who failed to understand a charge of throwing stones at a bus on May 12. was yesterday freed bv the Third District Judge, Mr. D. C. D'Cotta. On Monday, four interpreters, including a sign expert from the school for the
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    Lock icon Girl Hurt In Line Of Fire
    39 4 A 10-YEAR-OLD Singapore girl. Aratheietchemena. was stabbed on the head and shoulder in a house ln Buffalo Road yesterday, during a quarrel between her father and another tenant. She was admitted to hospital.
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    119 4 Wheelers Have A Busy Hive TAIPING. Tues. Since the inception of the Inner Wheel Club here in March this year, members have been busy as bees, a spokesman for the club said at a meeting today. Members held regular fortnightly meetings which had provided talks on subjects ranging from archaeology
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    99 4 PAP TO CALL FOR PROTEST MEETING THE People's Action Party is to call a public meeting to protect against the preservation of the Public Security Bill, which will come lor its second reading in the Legislative Assembly on Sept. 21. The Secretary ot the Party. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. told
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    Lock icon Gangsters Hit Man At Stall
    36 4 CHINATOWN gangsters last night throw chairs at a hawker as he was attending his stall in Amoy Street iu Singapore. One chair struck the hawker on the head. Police are investigating
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    397 5 TAINTED MILK EXPOSED BY COLD STORAGE Company Is Fined $100 A SURPRISE check of milk supplied by the Singapore Cold Storage, made at the suggestion of the SCS, showed that polluted water had been added to the milk, a Singapore Court was told yesterday. Mr. J. E. Llovd, counsel for
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    Lock icon Odeon Chief Loses $200 To Burglars
    69 5 BURGLARS Droke into the House of Mr. Lawrence Lee manager of Odeon Theatre, in Merry Road. Singapore, early yesterday morning and ■stoic $200 worth of articles Among the things stolen were a coat, a ladv's wrist watch and $95 belonging to the servant. The
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    Lock icon Two Men Are Hit On Head
    56 5 A SINGAPORE seaman Tan Ah Poon. 37. wa.s hit on thc head when he demanded repayment of a loan from Ong Chwee Boh. 34. in Clvde Terrace in Singapore last night. Later Ong was attacked and he sustained head injuries. Both Tan and Ong
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    62 5 LOOKING forward to their stay in Malaya are these six Australian nurses who arrived in Penang on Monda\ in the troopship New Australia with the advance guard of the Koyal Australian Armv From left: Capt O L. Oldham. Lt B. Sn< wden. Capt. I. G. Hutton
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    39 5 SINGAPORE'S Commissioner of Police. Mr. Nigel Morris, will give oral evidence at thc public session of thc Malavanisation Commission at the Conference Room of thc Public Relations Office. Assembly House, tl 5 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon AUSSIES LIKE OUR CLIMATE
    239 5 Find People Friendly BUTTERWORTH, Tues.— Unmarried members of the Royal Australian Air Force, who arrived in Penang yesterday last no time in pinning up the photos of their girls as they settled down to their new billets at the Royal Air Force Stat on here today.
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    Lock icon THOMAS EXPLAINS RETRENCHMENT
    475 5 300 Workers At Airport Told Governments View SINGAPORE Labour Front Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday set an example in good employeremployee relations when he spent nearly two hours explaining to nearly 300 labourers why they should be retrenched. 1 He addressed PWD labourers
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    Lock icon The Latest Demand For More Wages
    112 5 MORE than MOO field workers of the Singapore Te.cphonc Board want increased wages and better service conditions. The men all members of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers Union asked Union leaders to draft their claims, which will be submit* ted to the Board
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      436 6 VPHE NEW twist which the Singapore Traction **> Company Employees' Union has given to its latest strike threat raises an interesting legality. A statement issued by the Union said that if the wage claims presented on behalf of the Company's employees were not settled within fourteen days,
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    854 6  - Emphasis of 1956 U.S. Aid: Stronger Defence O.M. GREEN TH& FORMOSAN QUESTION By LONDON T^HE increasing: prospe- rity of Formosa and the enormous sums poured out on her in the past six years by the United States are the subject of some highly interesting figures now received from Taipeh, the
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    230 6 REVIEW OF VIEWS S.T.C. Strike the City Council strike still fresh in our minds, it is absolutely imperative that something must be done to avert a strike of S.T.C. workers, warns Sin Chew Jit Poh. We sincerely hope that the Government will use all its Influence to settle the dispute
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    182 6 Sir: The aquarium is open to the public at Y. What a fitting acquisition for our fair and lovely cily! May the aquarium he the forerunner of many mote beautiful things to come. Let us. in the midst of re.ioi.'e. not forget those who had a hand ;n
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    319 6 Sir: May I be permitted to add a few words to the report that "Radio Malaya is being stifled" which was published in the Singapore Standard. I will quote Radio Malaya Malacca as an example. Your report stated "the $70,000 scheme to re-build and
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    175 6 Sir. With reference to the letter of "Anak Melaka" please allow me to state that the post of Resident Councillor of Malacca (now called Resident Commissioner) was restored to its original position by Governor Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard in 1920. Air. L. E. P. Wolferstan. M.C.S.. was appointed
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    111 6 Sir: Changes have been suggested by North Indian listeners of Radio Malaya to bring about a separate section of their own. This may not be possible as the majority of the listeners are Tamils but where the request programmes for Hindustani songs are concerned, something can be done.
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    754 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me ASTER GUNASEKERA By HfF THE educational authoJ» rities in Malaya had tak--5 en the trouble to teach Malay an history in some shape or form in the schools we J would be spared the pathe-i J tic spectacle ol Malays. < C powered by
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    47 7 ASBURT PARK. New JerSept. 13 Renter A 2 ar-old green-eyed blonwho underwent plastic recently for disfiguC Its received in I accident, won the "Na.l College Queen" title M Kathryn Rodgers b^at h< contestants for the rd and $5,200 in scholar- ar.d prizes.
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    209 7 MOSCOW Sept. 13: (Reuter) Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Prime Minister, said at a Kremlin reception last night that he was still convinced "all will go well" in his talks with West German leaders. This was alter a meeting with Dr.
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    35 7 LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter) A major atomic explosion will be simulated somewhere on Salisbury, southern England, during the next three days to test troops under surprise conditions of actual war.
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    45 7 THE Prime Minister. Sir Anthony Eden, presents the wooden spoon fo r the worst shot in the annual sergeants' shoot, to Band Sergeant F. George, during his visit to the Norfolk Regiment at Roman Way Camp in Colihcs'er last week. U.P. photo
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    81 7 COLOMBO. Ceylon, Sept. 13 (AP» The Greek .-kipper of a freighter being searched for a reported arms shipment to Red China, tried to turn the tables yesterday. He demanded that everyone aboard or leaving be searched for arms. A police source said the demand by
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    53 7 TAIPEI. Sept. 13 fAP) An official Nationalist news agency reported todav Nationalist guerillas raided the mainland coast near Quemoy on Aug. 22 and inflicted over 90 casualties on Communist troops. They were said to have blown up Communist installations and to have captured light and heavy machineguns
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    29 7 THE United States is considering a plan to pump some into the Formosa movie U.5. 5100,000,000 in aid ol money into the Formosa movie industry.— U.P.
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    85 7 50 Jailed For Speaking Their Minds VIENNA Sept 13, (Reuter) Fil't\ Bulgarian Army officers have been jailed for advocating a closer military alliance with Yugoslavia, according to reports reaching here yesterday trom usually reliable sources in Sofia. These reports said a number of officers openly expressed their dissatisfaction with the
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    86 7 MISS Universe, Sweden* Hillevi Rombin. was back in Hollywood yesterday wearing a new piece of jewellery. The movie boys took a startled gaze at her lett hand and sau- a plan gold band on her finger as she got off the plane on Sunday niylit. Not married, only
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    192 7 BRETTON WOODS. New Hampshire. Sept. 13 <AP> Senator Styles Bridges said today the United States will right if necessary to save Formosa and "we must not give one inch from the position that we have taken." In an address prepared for the 49th
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    20 7 EGYPT may open one or more consulates in Communist China, a foreign ministry spokesman said in Cairo yesterday.—Reuter.
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    26 7 KIXG Feisal of Iraq flew into London on Monday with tour cars and an entourage of 12 people, on a private visit. UP.
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    186 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (AP) Thc New York Post said yesterday that actress Rita Hayworth is "somewhere in the Middle West" with her two children and will go to Paris to visit her youngest child's father. Prince Aly Khan. A copyrighted story by Earl
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    189 7 ALGIERS, Sept. 13, (IP)— The government outlawed the Algerian Communist Party today because of its support of the murderous anti-French uprising that killed some 1,500 Frenchmen and Arabs last Aug. 20. A government decree published in the official journal banished the party and "all organisations and
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    445 7 PARIS, Sept. 13, (Reuter) All eyes were on Robot, ancient capital of Morocco today to see whether the aged Sultan Ben Arafa would play the role designed fer him in the internal autonomy plan solemnly adopted by the French Government vesterdnv As a
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    186 7 SAX FRANCISCO. Sept. 13 UP)— New blazes flared today in the California forests and the hopes of fire-fighters to control the 70.000 -acre inferno went up in smoke. The blaze, which flared out of control again near Santa Barbara, trapped some 260 persons for several
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    27 7 THE Pakistan flag wa.s ceremonially rchoisted over her embassy ii. Kabul, Alghanistan. yesterday, thus marking the end of a sixmonth old dispute with Afghanistan. Reuter.
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    390 8 'Make It Work/ Sa y Chamber Chiefs mhA Viovo agisted thc KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The F.M.S. Chamber of Mines and the AllMalaya Chinese Mining Association in a joint directive today called on members and mine managers to help make the amnesty to Communist terrorists a success.
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    255 8 Malaya's Aid Is Sought By World TB Union KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.-Dr. P. V. Benjamin, president of the International Tnion Against Tuberculosis, today sought Malaya's aid in forg'ng a fareastern wing of the Union to fight the disease. Dr. Benjamin who specially flew to Kuala Lumpur to address the Malayan Association
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    90 8 TAIPING. Tues— The North Perak District Youth Council is inviting entries for a talentime contest to be held here on Sent. 23. Youth organisations in the district are requested to send representatives to compete in four sections vocal. instrument?.], dances and sketches Entries may be in
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    62 8 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues. Mr. Yeap Kee Aik. the only Chinese to be appointed a District Oflfircr in the Federation, left here lor England yesterday. Kir. Yeap who was formerly thc District Officer. Nibong Tcbal. will join Oxford University where he will take a year's course In
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    105 8 THEY TRY SOYA FOR PROTEINS NEW YORK Sept. 13. (Reuter) Scientists are trying to produce good quality protein foods from such materials as soya bean products and the press cake left from the production of edible oils, according to a report yesterday to the executive beard of the United Nations
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    92 8 MUAR, Tues. Dr. K. A. Menon and his wife, who is the Lady Medical Officer here, were entertained to a tea party at the Chettiar Temple'? Park yesterday prior to their departure to India Mr. S. Ponnampalam. speaking at the tea party, said that Muar will not
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    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mohamed Noor. 29 ol Bungsar Road wa s today Tailed for a month by the Second Magistrate when he pleaded guilty to loitering at 4th mile Ampang Road, last night.
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    31 8 THE Singapore Deaf and Dumb Association will hold ?n inaugural meeting at the Teachers* Common Room. Raffles Institution. Bras j Basah Road, at 5 p.m. on I Sept. 15.
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    113 8 TWO representatives from Malaya are among the 400 criminologists meeting in London this week at the third International Congress. Bedford College, Regents Park. They are Mr. W. Brian Oliver. District Commissioner of Prisons. Federation of Malaya, and Miss J. Robertson. Senior Lecturer in Social
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    144 8 At Cheras Memorial Service KUALA LUMPUR, Tues About 200 officers and men of the Ist Battalion, the Somerset Light Infantry, at a memorial service at the Cheras Road cemetery this morning, paid their last respects to 19 comrades who had died on Malayan soil either
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    203 8 Man Is Acquitted Ot Murder PENANG. Tues. Thc police had conducted a most unfair form of identification parade, said Mr. Justice Spenser-Wilkinson, summing up a murder case in the Assize Court, today. The judge acquitted a goldsmith. Ng Weng Chew. 23, oj the murder of a
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    139 8 Town Pays Tribute To Retiring Official TANJONG If A LIM Tues.— Tributes were paid to the Senior Technical Assistant. Mr. R. A. Vcnugopal, at a farewell tea party held at the M.S.C. Hall here, today. Mr. Venugopal will leave thc district on retirement to India shortly. The tributes were paid
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    88 8 Found Dead On Kinta River Bank IPOH. Tues. A crowd gathered at busy Hugh Low Street bridge this morning to look at the body which lay on a bank of the Kinta River. It was believed to be the body of a Malay, aged about 70. The bridge is used
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    86 8 BATU PAHAT, Tues. A lion dance by the Kwang Shiew Association will be the highlight of a mammoth procession by 25 associations and schools to be held here on Sept. 19 in honour of the Sultan cf Johore's Diamond Jubilee. Every school-child will receive a Diamond
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    35 8 SHARUDA. a well dressed Indian woman was discharged in the Sessions Court yesterday when she faced a charge ol theft ol $2,800 and jewellery worth $300 belonging to Supramaniam. The prosecution offered no evidence.
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    115 9 Hollywood Gossip purchased by M-G-M as a starring vehicle for Grace Kelly. Acclaimed by sell-out audiences and critics alike I for the power and intensity of its mature emotional j drama, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF has more firmly established Williams as the J most prolific and provocative j
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    894 9  - NAUGHTY THOUGHTS give Maria that 'Voice' Donald Zee CLOSE-UP by i LONDON MARIA PAVLOU, that fiery little Greek bombJ shell who exploded on TV. 2 recently was lying in a J London hospital and I J. was tuiking her up in bed. That may strike you as a J pretty
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    165 9 HEPBURN loves white flowers especially white roses. DORIS DAY loves knitting, collecting records and getting plenty o. sleep. JUDY HOLIDAY hates being interviewed because she thinks she never has anything interesting to say. MONA FREEMAN loves football games. She says her pet hate is getting ice cubes
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    157 9 BRAS Is On BATTLE of the French born film-star Corinnc Calvet has started a battle against bras. Her first punch was to be photographed, minus bra (right), at her Hollywood home, where she paints pictures as a hobby between films. Her second punch was this startling statement: "American women are
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    421 9 Salute Courtesy, Old Boy! This is the first of two instalments of "Man Without A Star'' coming to thc Capitol. Singapore, next week. QOWN at Kenley, onetime heart of the Battle of Britain defences, young Servicemen are taking a look at Kenneth More and saluting him, just to be on
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    389 10 ALTHOUGH women are quite capable in business, a man's guiding influence is always necessary, according to Mrs Joyce Simon, partner of Bolter and Simon, importers and exporters of Cecil Street, Singapore. A woman usually acts on intuition but although this pays oil" quite often, it can of
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    145 10 Moderate Trading In Rubber MODERATE trading was reported in the Singapore rubber market yesterday with prices for first grade September shipment closing at $1,481 ner lb., a rise ol cents on Monday. Singapore prices opened lower in sympathy with London and New York, first business being reported at around $1.47
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    201 10 DEFINITE bin inc interest from Spain and Japan in the Singapore copra market added an impetus to the trading in this commodity yesterday Lota: prices rose by an average of 75 cents per picul, in sympathy with t he rising Philippines market which yesterday saw a
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    74 10 A LARGE order tor television studio equipment has been placed with Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co. Ltd.. by Granada T.V. NetWt rk Ltd., thc Monday to Friday Programme Contractors for the Manchester area. The contract was placed through Granada's ■gents. Kinematograpii Equipment Ltd. Thc equipment, which will
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    33 10 THE 1955 tonanu crop in the United States is estimated at 2.24 billion pounds. This is •di^htly above the l!)o4 harvest despite a total acreage reduction of almost 9 per cent.
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    219 10 mm^m\\mmm\v^^m^ mmmm jar ajgi^jiyi^iiiiiii^HMiij|iii^^ii Kl ALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The subcommittee appointed recently by a joint meet ns of rubber producers, trade and Government representatives, has finalised counter-proposals to Government's plan to fix duty in advance on forward sales of rubber. Confirmation that the coun-r
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    13 10 THE output of Jiir.ah Rubber Estate for August wa^ 28.050 ]b.
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    137 10 AX ini mediate move to cxpand its production lange besoms into the latex market was announced by Ihc President of Goodrich Gulf Chemicals Ine. in Port Necbes. New iMexir-c yesteniay. He told the Goodrich Gulf board that a probable m,;or expansion programme was
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    117 10 SINGAPORE sharebrjkers s- eterday reported the following business doneFraser Xe:ive )ids. Sl 7^l; Gammon $2.75 and SC2.72A* Hammer S2.G2^: Breweries $::~.')2'. and $3.55; Metal Box $1,571; Sp< re Cold S.orage Sl.rfO." Straits Traders $24.30 and 524.40: UF. ords $11; Wearne Bro< S2 92.*. Austral Amal. 16'IJ 16 1
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    192 10 A GERMAN company, prominent in the tool hardware and agricultural implement lines, has made plans to expand in Malaya and Borneo, lt has successfully introduced its products into many parts of the East Mr. Hans Rucker. managing director of the company. Korfl and Horn, sberg
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    97 10 ALL sections of the Malayan share market were quiet and featureless with steady support at the present levels. There was not much business passing. INDI'STRIAt S Buvers Sellers II Breweries :i.~)2 :j 57 MINING Hong Fatt l 27 1.30 Kuala Lanjut 19/- 19 G Kuchai 2.07 2
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    75 10 THE yiiillionth vehicle to he exported since thc war b>, one I.K. firm rolled *fj Rm "•semblu line tliis week. 7->c car, a grey and grren 2\~ litre Ford "Zodiac" saloon, is destined for Vancouver, and Vie Canadian customer and his irife were present at tiie end ot
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      626 10 NOTICES Pursuant to Section 29 of th Trustees Ordinance (Chapter 5!»). In the Matter of the Estate of:— 1 WANG LIANG CHUAI a q v P r!t aa WAN LIANC CHUAN, deceased, 2. "HAN HOW FONG, deceased 3 TAN TIN NEO. deceased, 4. LEE CHUI POH. deceased 5 CHEONG PENG
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    73 13 THE Perak Turf Club Sports Club cricket team who took part in this year's league for the first Ume, won the Ipoh Brander Shield League cricket championships recently. Thei/ are seen from left to right (back row): M R. Taylor, D. J. King, H. L. Warbnrton, Andrews, H. Osborne, J.
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    103 13 THIS is Nino Valdet, the Cuban heavyweight. He refuses to wear tfic conventional coloured pants in the ring and insists on wearing ei'en for sparring— his own white shorts which he says were blessed by his priest before he left Cuba. Thc Board has still to decide whether Nino may
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    121 13 WIGAN, Lancashire. Sept. 13, (Reuter*— Other nationalities, a team comprising players from New Zealand. Australia. Scotland. Ireland and Wales, defeated England by points to 16 In a Rugby league international here tonight. The quick passing and sound handling of other nationalities always bad the England team in
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    57 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuesdav— South Johore RFC plav their next rugby match on Saturday against the Singanore Police on the Thompson Road training ground. The following have been selected to play for Johore E. L. Lawlev; Dixon: N. Roberts: Ron MahafTy; Wilkinson: Poyntz; Mfeitland Smith. Shields: Marshall; Adamsop:
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    76 13 WEST HARTLEPOOL. Sept 13. I Reuter) Kitior.e Lave heavyweight boxer from the South Sea Island kingdom oi Tonga, knocked out former English amateur champion. Eddie Hearn. in the fourth round of a bout here tonight. Kitione Lave floored Hearn for three coun'- of eight in the
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    270 13 THURSDAY SATURDAY MATCHES LONDON, Sept. 13— Football Association fixtures tor Thursday and Saturdav are: THURSDAY First Division: Chariton Atnletic vs Preston North End Second Division: Notts County vs Fulham. Third Division South: Colchester United vs Lc-'.un Orient: Walsall vs Ipswich Town Third Division North: Barrow vs Rocndale. SATURDAY First Division:
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    353 14 All Whites Are Too Strong For Victorian XV ALL WHITES 29 VICTORIA SCHOOL 3 J goal and 8 tries J penally ALL Whites whipped Victoria School 29-3 in a friendly rugby match played at Victoria School yesterday. The All Whites played a very energetic same from the start, and were
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    180 14 A GOAL bv John Marks gave victory to Singapore Recreation Club B,' over R.A.F. Seletar 4 B' in a SHA Div. 2 League match on the padang yesterday. The onlv other league game scheduled to be played between 3 BOD 'A' and SHB Police
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    158 14 MRU May Pick Asians For Tour Malayan Rugby Union team to visit Thailand in November will probably include four or five Asian players. Mr. O. H. R. Beadles, secretary of the M.R.U.. told The Standard last night. The Selectors have in mind a few Asian players. Services players are also
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    268 14 Johore To Seek New Date For Jubilee Meet JOHORE'S Fijian athletes, staunch Methodists, will not compete on a Sunday— and for this reason, they will withdraw from the Johore versus Singapore athletic contest organised as part of the Sultan of Johore's Diamond Jubilee celebrations
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