Singapore Standard, 28 September 1955

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    28 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD p OUC| Jrrt w,, w| »48t (5 B W 2400 Jffa }<. FIR i BRIGAO| G|N|RAI Hosp|TAl rr^ SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1955" H PAGES ].> CENTS
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    37 1 BRIGADIER General Louis i V. Truman, of Springfield. •■•:ri and cousin of forr President Harry Truun. has replaced Brigadier ral Earle G. Wheeler as !ans and Operations Chief Ailird Forces in Southern I rone. Reuter
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    52 1 A Message In Their Smiles THK strike by Singapore Traction Company employees didn't affect schoolchildren yesterday as a hundred lorries hired by Government ferried them to school much to their delight. Picture shows a group g{ Stamford Girls' frmSftLstalrJtlC rrfrrtei'Yi Waterloo Street, the main depot for Government's free lorry service.
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    397 1  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER AND THE RAIN MY DRINK' By i THE THIRD major work by Han Suyin, whose "Many splendoured Thins." adapted for the films, was,Alii in a brilliant world premiere in Singapore last month, will be published in Sweden this Saturday and in
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    Lock icon NAVAL EXCHANGE
    28 1 A SIMULTANEOUS exchange of visits between ships of the British navy and Soviet naval squadrons will take place next month, the British Admiralty announced yesterday. Reuter
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    30 1 SOUTH VIETNAM yesterday raised the question for the first time of the possibility that the piastre may move from the French franc to the dollar zone. A.P.
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    27 1 MEHDI, brother of the Khalifa deputy > of the Pasha of Fez. was killed yesterday when an unidentified gunman fired several revolver shots at his car. Reuter
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    Lock icon GIANT OMELETTE
    30 1 A RECORD size "omelette spread over a 200-yard .stretch of road near Rotorua yesterday when a lorry carrying 4 500 dozen eggs in crates skidded and overturned. Reuter
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    19 1 AN EXPLOSION in a gunpowder store killed 12 and injured 45 at Aleppo. Syria, yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon 10,000 STUDENTS FERRIED
    534 1 Strike Did Not Affect Schools. Work More Lorries Likely To Be Laid On Today k -> 7" E C 9 OVERNMENT yesterday— first day of the strike by Z,500 Singapore Traction Company employees provided tree transport for more than 10,000 school children. One hundred lorries all hired
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    101 1 RUBBER DROPS 5 CENTS SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped b\ cents to $1,393 per lb. for first grade October shipment on an erratic market. Largely responsible for the sharp drop was the continued heavy upcountry selling brought about by the announcement of the Federation Government of the trial scheme to
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    112 1 Advice ror Ike: Work Don't Fret BOSTON. Sept. 27 (UP) The famous heart specialist who treated President Eisenhower, said today the President will be able to assume some of his tasks in two or three weeks and should work rather than fret. "The President will be much better off to
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    123 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The UMNO-MCA-MlC-AUiancc tonight won all the three contested seats in the Selangor State Council, taking 13 elected seats in the 29-Membcr House. Following are the results: KLANG North Electorate 5.172. Mohamed Sidin bin Idrus (All.) 2.!C>7 Ha ii Alias bin Haji Abdul Manan
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    122 1 hv E FOLLOWING nine routes have been* fixe service 2 RCfflStrar Of Vehicles ">r the free bu They arc: Kalla^lJLri'V*, GEYI A ANG Victoria Street Street. 10 ChSPel R ad and reUlrn to WaS?f« ROUTE NO. 3— Selegie Road. Seraneoon Road 55% tWMM paya Lebar
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    58 1 NEW DELHI, Sept. 27 cßeutcr) Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, told the House of the People dower house > today that India had not been offend either formally or informally a seat on the United Nations Security Council. But he said the government considered
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    60 1 ALGIERS. Sept. 27 (Router* French forces today claimed to have killed about 80 Algerian rebels in violent engagements in the North Constantino area y< >Urday Fighter pianos, artillery and tank* supported infantrymen in a pitehel battle with 100 rebels entrenched in caves in the Nementchas Mountains
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    61 1 \E\V YORK. Sept. 27 (AP) ~Thv stork market whipped up a spirited rally today in early dealing i m move ?<, recovery Rome oi Mondays extensive losses. News of President F.: en* hower's heart attack yesterday caused a derime estimated to nearly USSIS billion dollars in the
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    29 1 THE Canadian External Affairs Minister. Mr. Lester Pearson will head a sevenman delegation to the seventh meeting of the Colombo Plan consultative committee in Singapore. Reuter
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    32 1 A FILIPINO in Libacao ran amok yesterday, killed four persons, including his wife, and wounded six. The amok. Jose Zabala, 47. was finally slain by one of the wounded.
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    27 1 THE French National Institute of Statistics said yesterday in its annual report that some 12.500 Frenchmen died last year because of overindulgence in alcohol. U.P.
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    57 1 LCDN, Sept 26 Router) Thiternational Commission 'ietnam has been request to investigate a mask" by South Vietnam troop Quangrti Province in NcCentral Vietnam, the New na News Agency said y. Thttncy said the South Vietnadministration sent troop, two former resistance s in the area in July they
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    14 1 PRlNihanouk Norodom ex-Khf Cambodia, has agreedjecome provisional premier three months.— i Reuter
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    74 1 Janet's Toll -2 Dead MIAMI. Sept. 27 (AP) Hurricane "Janet" headed for the Nicaraguan coast today, leaving nearly 200 dead In her path across the Caribbean Sea. The hurricane, packing 110 m.p.h. winds, was due to pass north of Cape Gracias, on the easternjf Nicaragua, tonight afash the northern coast
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    155 1 Ballot Papers Missing .JAKARTA, Sept. 27 fUP) A hst-minute hitch in Indon i! a electi °n Plan s developcdtoday with a report from Boneo that a ship carrying okt ion ballots had disapJ»e ship left Bandjarmasir the capital of southern Bonro, several days ago It W8 to distribute its cargo
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    Lock icon TEACHERS' DEMAND MAY BE REJECTED
    145 2 TEACHERS' DEMAND MAY BE REJECTED TWO thousands Singapore teachers are anxiously awaiting the Education Ministry's reply to their final request to recognise their Normal training as the basic minimum qualification for entry to the Unified Education Service. Tho Minister for Ed'jcat'on Mr. Chew Swee Kcc. has two days more to
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    66 2 Armed Men Hold Up Two Women THREE robbers, armed with daggers, surprised a Singapore school teacher, Muriel de Si'.va. and her amah in her home in Lorong Melayu, off Changi Road, yesterday afternoon. After herding the two women into a room at dagger point, the thugs pocketed $500. a bangle
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    49 2 A DECREE nisi granted on March 21 to Violet Theresa Stuart, who petitioned for a divorce against her husband. Gordon Kenneth Stuart, was made absolute by Mr. Justice Whitton in the Singapore High Court yesterday, on the application by her counsel. Mr. Philip Hoalim. Jr.
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    Lock icon Thug Waylays Bread Man
    35 2 IH /ia?i Keng Kwons. in Lorong 22. oil Geylang Road. as he was delivering bread at 9 a.m. yesterday. The thug escaped r.ftcr taking away the victinTs fountain pen worth $13
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    37 2 HONGKONG. Sept. Snccia". Standard Service: Closing pric-es of the Hongkonf; Exrliausc were 51 5.40 to H\ Ster'ing. $5.***** to US$l: $1835 to Malayan $1: 50. 168 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold $251,875 to a tacl.
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    Lock icon Key Witnesses In Murder Case Turn 'Hostile'
    362 2 Key Witnesses In Murder Case Turn 'Hostile' A PKELI3IIXAKV inquiry into the "mahjong (able murder" took a dramatic twist in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday, when two key prosecution witnesses turned hostile and the prosecutor, Inspector R. Sandosham, asked for an adjournment for "further instructions." The inquiry kbs into
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    115 2 Estate Gives A Hall To The Workers SEREMBAX. Tucs. The management of the Cheviot Division of the La'ou Estate has presented a lall to the local union branch. The hall was formally handed to the National "nion of Plantation Workers by the Estate manager. Mr. Watts, at a ceremony in
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    42 2 CHUA An Hong flu: trial in the S. f- Criminal District Court y day to Marge of his possession tern menu at Pulau Aug. IG. He was remanded In CU and the case was postpone.-. I Dec L'O.
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    205 2 She's Found Better Man Jilted Boy A YOUXG jilted suitor denied in the Singapore Fourth Police Court yesterday that he had been "peslcnng" his former girl friend. vvho summoned him to court on a charge of "disturbing the pea'-e." The man. Sim Ah S-;ng. told
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    78 2 ARMED with box cameras, these boys and girls from the British Army School in Port Dickson had a field day yesterday when they attended the Foundation Day ceremony of the Federation And the cameras were there t 0 re l I 1 sra
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    473 2 What Man-in-the-StJ Thinks Of Union's Char! THERE was a wide divergence of views among the public yesterday on the memorandum by the Department of Broadcasting Employees' Union charging Radio Malaya officials with lack of long-term policy and interest in quality. Mr. F. K. Sellar. a Singapore lawyer, supported
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    Lock icon RAILWAY MEN TAKE STRIKE
    34 2 KIALA LIMPIR. Tins I of the Malayan Railway TnUsV <»| )r meet here on Saturday to t;ikc I Railway Administrations i« demands over Malayanisatum. 14 Days W i I j i
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    Lock icon Bank Staff Must Wait A Bit More
    140 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Ites. Negotiations between representative! of the Fed Ition's 3.000 bank clerks and the Malayan Exchange Bank Association, ended in appointment for the bank workers here today. The 150-minutr talks a* the Belanfor Club achi 'nothing. At the outset the MEBA explained
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      52 3 Delay In STC Take-over 1 *ca, lhrrr i«k» )W r tall until Deeembcr. l u.»s originally intended that Ike itv Council should take i •fCfl the miii pan on Oct. 1. I The (oumil's Finance and Geawral Purposes Committee has i i om mended that this date be deferred to
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      46 3 City Move To Ban Poking in Buses Itiusev mc! I Ms tion. no person will he permitted to smoke "any ruar. I m.uette or pipe." or even rarry them in buses. llus rompanies will be re quired to post notices of the prohibition in their vehicles.
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      45 3 photo. i SINGAPORE (iiivnnmiMU yesterday hired about 100 tarries to traaspsri M-hool rhiMren following the strike h> thr rmplo>res of the Singapore Traction Company. Some of tin* < hildren art* beißf assisted by a policeman to boar«l tin* lorries in Waterloo Street.- Standard
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      261 3 Colombo Plan Delegates Meet SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister Mr. David Marshall may preside over at the seventh meeting of the Consultative (Ommittee «i the Colombo Plan powers oneninf in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Oct. 17. The Standard understands. Th S ry-Genei ;i °t erence, Mr.
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      103 3 Two Expat Engineers Say No' THE Pasir Panjan- PtWff m nion's raarge eagtacer, Mi l> .1. London. and nmtrol i milmt 1 1 Mr. J.Y Scott. arc annum the expatriate otli ir> who have det lined th»- Singapore City Council's •(I. r to place thrm on the ptrmanrnt establishment on
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      Lock icon Assault Case Dismissed
      44 3 A SINGAPORE awyer, Mr B ts, was freed In the trate*s Court ye r m irge of >luntinf hurl to Mi ins on Feb, Robbins was not pre- 'otter from n Mr. J. D. Donne be was wilttnj to the case.
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      Lock icon RAJA GOPAL IS UNION HEAD
      60 3 THE following were elected office-bearers for the Meteorological Technical Employees 1 Union. Singapore, ;-t the Union's third annual general meeting President Mr. V. Raja Gopal. Vice-Presidenl Mr. Tan Jew Chens. Secretary Mr John Thamboo, Treasurer Mr. Chan Tsun Doke. Committee Messrs. Loh Yin Cheons. Goh
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      484 3 Is A Man Still Employed If He Goes On Strike? Hotel Workers Set A Poser THE Singapore High Court will be asked tomorrow to decide whether an employee's services terminate if he goes on strike. This will be raised by the defence at the hearing of a motion tomorrow by
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      89 3 New Mitsui Freighter Due Sept. 30 THE M V. Hagurosan Maru. latest addition to the fast expanding Mitsui Line f\cet ot cargo passenger vesels, is expected hero on her maiden voyage on Sept 30. The vessel has been specially designed for speedy cargo handling and comfort lor passengers. The Hagurosan
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      Lock icon Faster Trains From Oct. 1
      212 3 73 Mins. Saved On KL-S'pcre KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Expre-s trains on the Malayan Railway's main line hetween Penang and Singapore are to be speeded up from Oct. 1, as the first sta°e ot its multi-million dollar modernisation plan. The new timings save up to a
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      159 3 FAMILY PLANNING EXPERT DUE HERE LADY RAMA RAO (Shrimati Dhanvanthi Rama Rao), wife of Sir Bcncgal Rama Rao. Governor of the Reserve Bank jt India and former Indian Ambassador to the U.S.. Drill visit Singapore next month en route to the Fifth International Conference on Planned Parenthood, in Tokyo. Lady
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      74 3 ACKNOWLEDGMENT is made to "We t Wisher." who yesterday sent $20 to The I Standard towar!.- the new clinic of "Our Saviour's Mission." whirl is to l)c built together with a church, community centre aid school by St. Andrew's j Cathedral, Singapore The gift was contributor! in
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      Lock icon Acquitted Of Assault On Child
      105 3 ~^v i .lOIIORE BAHRT. Tues. Ma ban i binte Abdul Osman the wife oi a poli'-e constable was acquitted today in the Magistrate's Court on a rharge of assaulting her ci^ht-ycar-old daughter. Samiah. A playmate of Samiah*s Ic^cri thai when she was p'.\ving with Samiah.
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      244 3 RIDA To Build Low Cost Houses For Kluang Malays JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Sixty low cost houses are to be built for Malays living in Kampong Melayu. inside the Kluang tow i area, under a scheme introduced for the fir.st time in Johore by the Rural and Industrial Development Authority The
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    286 4 Girl Was Asked To Baby Sit With Men: Court Told KUALA LUMPUR, Tucs.— A 13-year-old girl, L.ew Ah Moo. told the First Magistrate's Court here today how she answered a call for a baby-sitter only to find out that the babies she was expected to sit with were men. ...j.v,
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    Lock icon Stall Holders Decry Council Proposal
    138 4 Stall Holders Decry Council Proposal FORTY stall holders of the Esplanade Restaurant in Singapore have appealed to City Councillor and Legislative Assemblyman for Stamford, Mr. -T. M. Jumabhoy, against the proposal of the City Council to let out all the stalls on tender to one person. Thcv have represented to
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    Lock icon Search For Aquarium Curator Is Over
    122 4 Search For Aquarium Curator Is Over AS a result of a worldwide search, the Singapore City Council has found its $1,500-a-month curator for 1 the controversial Van 1 Kleef Aquarium. The man is Mr A FraserBrunner, whose appointment will come for approval at Friday's meeting of the City i Council.
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    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Government Daily-Rated Employees' Union ol Selangor represent ing workers in the State's Waterworks, PWD and other departments, today hacked their Ipoh colleagues' demands for raisin? their total wages from $2 'in to $4.10 a day
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    52 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuc>.— A waiter today pleaded not guilty before the Fir^t Magistrate to a charge of theft of slices of bread valued at $1.20 Iron the Roya! Hampshire Regiment's tr.es? at Setapak yesterday afternoon. Low Poi Kee. 23. was allowed $250 bail pending trial on
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    67 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tucs A man and a woman today claimed trial in the First Magistrate's Court to a charge of possessing a record of Chce Fah stakes and assisting in the running of the illegal lottery la night at Jalan Raja Bot. W Kali Kiah.
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    213 4 SINGAPORE at tap dwellers are going to protest to the Government against increases in ground rents from S2 and $8 to $12 and $60. They have complained to the Singapore Attap Dweller Association antf its president Mr. Mak Pak Shee, a Legislative Assemblyman, yesterday described
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    147 4 But Magistrate Sets Him free A YOUTH, Mustapha bin Haji Ibrahim, chose to ro to jail yesterday rather than accept i offers from his brother and the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. J M. Devereux Colebourn. to pay his SlO fine for fight in^ in public.
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    279 4 The Tunku Opens If Today KUALA LUMfUK, Tucs.— Hundreds of problems ranging from labour recruitment' to international market fluctuations facing 3,500,000 plantation workers in South-east Asian countries will come for close scrutiny and criticism at the first Asian Plantation Workers Conference opening here tomorrow. The conference
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    154 4 COMMODITY PRICES CI.OHN:» rubber i>rne» (rent* per Ib in Sinra oore w^terd** «er*; Buyers Seller* Spot f.ob (nom.) 139; 139Z No 1 RSS. Oct. 1392 140 No. 1 1331 UC| No I 133. 134} Tone: Erratic. TIN PKICE The price ol tin yesterday was SSItJ per picul (Down S2.B:^). LONDON
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    273 4 MIC HOST TO FOUR FEDERAL MEMBERS KU ALA SELANGOR. Tucs.— Four Federal Legislative Councillors wcic guests of honour at a tea party given by the Malayan Indian Congress here on Sunday. They were Mr. V. T. sambanthan. Labour Minister. Che Halimahton. Raja Rastam Shahromc and Mr. K. L. Devaser. Another
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    368 4 Three Cases That Led To Divorce DECREE nisis Here granted by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tab in the Singapoie High Court to a hi'isband and two wives who petitioned i'or divorce yesterShe Gets Custody Of 9 Children CASK no 1: Marii Mak I Kee Kong was gran:ed a 1 decree
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    428 5 Deration needs larger ARMY MacG. Tunku, Six Sultans See Foundation Day Parade PORT DICKSON, lues.— The future independent Malaya will need a "much larger army" with units composed of men of all races who have made this country their home, the Federation High Commissioner, Sir Donald MacGillivray, stressed today. akinfi
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    Lock icon Boys' Wing Gives Spirited Display
    368 5 PORT DICKSOX. Tues.— One hundred and eighty- two youim hearts swelled with pride at the parade -round of the Federation Militan College here today marking the annual prize giving day ot the Boys' Wing of the Federation Army. Smartly attired in khaki with jungle green
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    24 5 A Fractured Skull-Boy Gets$l2,000 Damages >RE BAHRU, Tues. S n CO I'dc.i JusStori Supi $2,- I into me. re nlso Ir. B M 1
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    26 5 Kirn C Li :-.icrretun to Si „.oore after a the Ui Mr C c on 1 B lor a magic
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    18 5 I rary and Debat- King Edward Taiping will hold unnual .social on Friday IS j m.
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    434 5 US Artist Paints The East; His Bali Bride Dances It TWO people on their way to New York with the art of the East in painting and dance, left Singapore last night alter a fourday visit to Singapore. They are Mr. Antonio Maria Blanco, an American artist of Spanish descent,
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    167 5 SINGAPORE and the Federation head the list of countries sending students to Australia for study courses under the Colombo Plan, said the Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr. R. G. Casey, in a recorded talk over Radio Malaya, last night. He said thai of
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    79 5 'Defer Slum Clearance' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Housing and Building Committee of the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council today wanted Its slum clearance operations to be deferred unlil the Council has launched its $3 million low-rental housing scheme. This recommendation came from Councillor Mr. V T. Lee. who told the Committee
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    127 5 PENANG. Tues. A .'5O--year-old one eyed fisherman. Tan Ah Say. was sentenced to six months' imprisonment in the Magistrate's Cou-t today when he was convicted on a charge of rioting at Noordin Street on July 30. It was alleged that during the rioting. Tan
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    60 5 C of Indonesia notches young Ni Rondiii dance the role <>< SUisonary, C Z of the Gabnr {Smcrcd Temple Dance) in the Z Istana Jakarta Wat- thing closely (centre) is c Z Mr. Antonio Maria C Z. Blanco. American artist C and husband <>' tfic
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      466 6 Sir: By now the public i- fully aware that, at the next Federal Legislative Council Meeting, Coum i lors will discuss the new X nt Control Ordinance, which may come into operation early next year. Whether or not this Ordinance is debated upon, I am quite sure
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      324 6 Could Be Dangerous Precedent Sir: Is it pertinent for iro 1o ask: "Wh;.t is going on In the City Council since Mr. McNeice left?" Mr. Rca, nfter assumption of the post. of President, acceded to nearly all the requests of the Labourers' Union, and startle us further by declaring that
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    262 6 MCA Leadership JJTUSAN Melayu says the MCA has no ma>s following because its leadership cannot rou.>e the imagination of the Chinese in the country. The Chinese in Malaya are naturally attracted to the' new and powerful China emerging under the leader- ship of Mao Tse Tung just
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    413 6 THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME j rpwo fires within twenty- four hours if not a record for Singapore, but they provide a lot of food for thought to those cap- able of exercising their I minds fruitfully. The fire on Sunday in Kampong Soo Poo destroyed a row of
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    41 7 World's Biggest Warship photo. A small fleet of tugs is needed to move the carrier USS Forrcstal out of Newport News, for her sea trials that were postponed several times because of hurricanes. The vessel is the world's largest warship. U.P.
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    227 7 Queen May Talk To Eden out Margaret's Romance IReuter) Sir Anthony Eden, the Prime otland on Saturday with Lady Eden to spend the Queen Elizabeth at Balmoral Castle. />v I 1 rig it, ix sne with the time. -of her Margaret and Town- nt in his Ba- broach B I
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    118 7 Atoms For Profit Era Is Launched WASHINGTON. Sept. 27 UP» The atoms-tor-profit! era opened with a multimill- ion -dollar splash here today. It opened with a new kind j ol salesman hawking a myriad I o! shining weird wares ranging from a tiny 30-cent thermostat for a nuclear fire box
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    52 7 GROSSINOER. New York. Sept. 27. (AP)— Singer Eddie Fi>her and actress Debbie Reynolds were married last night in this Catskill Mountain Resort where Eddie began his career six years ago. Sullivan County .Judge Lawrence Cookc performed the fivil ceremony attended by the newlyweds' relatives and a group
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    82 7 HONOLULU, Sept, 27 <AP —Many .shark tooth ga.->hc: on the body of co-pilot Rober C. Hightowcr, 22. attested today to the 44-hour ordea he and a follow flier livec through while bobbing in lif< jackets on the Pacific. Survivors of a mid-ooear plane crash in which
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    23 7 EIGHT United States guided weapons experts arc due in Sydney on Oct. 1 tc visit the Woomera Rocket Range.— Reuter.
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    138 7 TROOPS TIGHTEN NOOSE SAIGON. Sept. 27 (UP)- 1 j South Vietnamese troops^ j tightened their noose around diehard Bin Xuyen rebels j today and rebel commander 1 Gen. Le Van Vien exhorted his troops to fight "to the last man." Front reports .said Vietnamese navy commandos stormed two bis islands
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    72 7 COLOMBO. Sept. 27 (Reuter) -The Ceylon Government has banned export of crepe rubber made from sheet, a government spokesman stated today. This decision follows attempts by certain traders to i buy sheet rubber at a price j higher than the government! price for conversion to crepe.
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    54 7 CAIRO, Sept. 27 < Router) Egyptian frontier camel corp.guards have captured 500.000 Egyptian pounds i: 5 12.500 sterling* worth of hashish and opium after a five-day battle with smugglers in the Heliopolis desert near Cairo. The drugs were smuggjed in through Israel wrapped in nylon printed
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    202 7 Witches And Sex Rituals, Do They Have Them In Sydney? *SYDNEY. Sept. 27 <AP) Thousands of curious Australians roamed the King's Cross District on Sunday night in an unsuccessful hunt for a •witch cult." Local newspapers have been claiming sex and drug orgies were held in the district, which is
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    297 7 Indian School Searched JOHANNESBURG, Sept. 27 (Reuter)— Detectives raided a number ot organisations in many parts of South Africa today to search for evidence of treason, police stated. R nf^ T S r c members of the Special Bianch concerned with security. RMn^ aj
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    204 7 HI ECKEBI KG. West Germany, Sept. 27 (Reuter; The British army laces a major shake-up in th? yen near future to organise it for atomic warfare, Genera Sir Richard Gale, Commander-in-Chief, Northerr Army Group, said here today. M We are at the parting of the
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    249 7 EDEN TO RESHUFFLE CABINET NEXT WEEK LONDON. Sept. 27 (UP)—Sir Anthony Eden is expected to reshuffle his Cabinet within the next week to put his own "young blood" stamp on the Cabinet he inherited last spring when S.r Winston Churchill stepped down. Major switch will involve Sir Walter Monckton, 64-year-old
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    41 7 LONDON. Sept. 27 'Reutrr) Egypt has accepted RusUan offer ol arms supplies, a roreign Office spokesman stated here today. The spokesman declined to ;ay whether Britain thought hat Egypt's arms deal with Russia created a new situaion.
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    33 7 GENERAL Iduardo 1 I.onardi. the mar who heads the new provisional government of Argentina alter Ihe armed services coup which ousted President Peron last week L'P Radio photo.
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    60 7 BUENOS AIRES. Sept. 27 (Reuter) Dr. Mario Ama- dm. Argentina's Foreign Minister, announced today i that two Roman Catholic predates expelled by ex-President Peron were no> free to return to Argentina whenever they wished. He >aid the Argentine government was discussing a '"harmonious plan" with Paraguay
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    55 7 SANTIAGO. Sept. 27 (Rou- ter) A state of siege lia.s been proclaimed in the cop-per-producing provinces of Antofagasta and Atacama because of a strike by copper miners. The siege was extended to the southern province of Concepcion, the principal coal-mining area of the .country, to prevent
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    189 8 Perak Malays To Float $1 Mil. Trading Company IMPORT-EXPORT AGENCY PLAN IPOH, Tues.— A group ot Moloy businessmen here plan to S 1 000 00 """"Vrr.e'';,,. iniU.,.d P,,« cccntly when the formation ot a traa.ng onn known as the Kamajuan (Progressive) Company. Llm Shares a S f d S reac
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    76 8 Curfew Is Relaxed For Festival IPOII. Tucs. Inhabitants of the new villages in tho Butane district will have their village curfew lifted up to midnight from tomorrow to Friday. This is to enable them to celebrate the Chap (ion >leh (moon) festival which falls on Friday Moon -cake s and
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    41 8 TAIPING. Tues. Hua' Lian High School will hold a contest for budding musicians on Saturday starting at 7.30 p.m. There will bo two sections: violin and pianoforte. Mrs. Pen Giong Hong will give away the prizes. i
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    63 8 UEV. (1. King, presi- dent of the Christian Kndcavour Mission, Ens- land. passed through Singapore yesterday on j his way back from attendins; the Centenary of Tabernacle (Metho- dist (hur'h) in Auck- j land. New Zealand. Most of 'iis engage- nients in the city were cancelled because his
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    76 8 PARIT BUXTAR. Tucs: Ayaroo, a taxi driver, was fin!ed $15 by the Circuit Magistrate, Tuan Shaikh Abdullah bin Shaikh Abu Bakar. feu carrying a three-foot long parang. Ayaroo was seen walking along the main thoroughfare of I Parit Buntar. at p.m on I Sept. 12
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    156 8 'Govt. Lost $70 Every Two Days' PENANG. Tues. Customs Officer. Mr. S. M. Majeith. told the Magistrate's court today, that an old man, arrested for possessing an apjparatus for distilling intoxicating liquor on Sept. 26. has i been depriving government ,of $70 duty every two days for the last six
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    208 8 Mr. Goh Is Re-elected MCA Chief MALACCA. Tues. Federal and Settlement Councillor. iMr Goh Chee Van. was rei elected MCA Malacca branch Chairman last weekend at the Settlement branch committee meeting held at its premises at 81 Wolferstan Road. Malacca. The meeting saw the reelection of Federal Councillor Mr. Tan
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    65 8 IPOH. Tues. The Perak branch of the National Union of Teachers is planning a tour of Bangkok from Dec. 11 to Jan. 2 next year The tour has been fixed to coincide with the Thai Constitutional Day and a beauty parade at Lumpini Park. Those interested in
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    273 8 350 Workers To Stage A Token Strike MORE than 350 workers of the United Engineers Singapore, will stage a token ono-nour strike today, as a protest against the management's decision not to negotiate a settlement of their claims for mci eased wages and better conditions of service. The men bclon«
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    40 8 The Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, receives a kris from a member ol tinLower Perak UMNO Women's Section at tin Alliance Fun Fair in Telok Anson last week- L Photo by J. C. Lee.
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    196 8 KUALA Ll'MPl'R, Tues —The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, in its second petition of the week to the Chief Minister, today demanded the acceptance of the 'jus soli' principle in citizenship. The chambers, communicat- i ins the resolution recently passed at its annual conference, asked
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    38 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. La Kong, who was charged in the Magistrate's Court today with trying to pick the pocket of Police Lt R. B. Can- on Sept IT, was aliowed bail of 5250 pending trial.
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    154 9 THE traffic and sudden passing of KOBKKT FKANCIS. StJZAN BALL and CARMEN MIRANDA revives the oft-repeated lesend that film colony deaths come in threes. Although he was aware that the end was near. Suzan'a husband DICK LONG was hard hit. He had one day to finish on
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    361 9 INNOUNCEMENT from l ONDOS A A 1 Y7 CIR John Keeling. Chairman of British Lion Films Limited and Mr. John Woolf, Chairman of Independent Film Distributors Limited, Romulus Films Limited and Remus Films Limited, have agreed to merge the overseas distribution of their respective groups and have
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      133 10 THE progress report of the Raub Australian Gold Mining Company Ltd. for the period from Maj 22 to August 13. stated that owing to a breakdown in one of the turbine generating plants at the hydro-electric power station, mining and trratment operations have been hampered ty a
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      207 10 Rubber Down 5 3 4 cts. On Heavy Selling lIKAVV upcountry liquidation caused sharp drops in the Singapore rubber market, which closed erratic at $1-393 P er or rs^ ra de October, shipment, a Irop ot SJ tents on Monday. The Federation Government's announcement of the •al scheme to register
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      189 10 OVER 120.000 leUe;s of invitation, in 10 languages, are bein£ sent all over the world to attract buyers to next year's British Industries Fair in London. This number includes over 450 to Singapore, 31(» to the Federation wi Malaya, and 75G to Hongkong. Nexi <
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      151 10 Output Of Sugar May Rite SUGAR output is likely to rise in 1955-56 in most areas, the I.N. Food and Agricul- ture Organisation reported At t he same t:>ne, it said there is every reason to ex--1 pert consumption increases Latin America, the Near East and Africa all are expected
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      73 10 Plantation Division Head THE IT.Sl T .S Rubber Company announced in New York that Mr. Vincent Madsen. ol i New York, has been named j managing director of its 'plantation division. He had been deputy director. The company said Mr. Madsen will direct all operations of I the division, which
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      31 10 THE major oil companies in England— Shell, Es&o and British Petroleum are ex-L pected to announce big new oil tanker building programmes during the next few weeks. i
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      25 10 SUBSIDIARIES of 21 American companies and 170 Bri- < tish companies arc operating in India, the Indian Finance Minister has notified Parlia- ment. A. P.
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      81 10 MC)RE than 200 Singapore businessmen and bunkers attended a cocktail party gn-en bjj the manager of the United Commercial Bank. Mr. C. R. Sonalkar, in honour of the visiting qenerai manager of the Bank, Mr. S. T. Sndatirait, at the Hollywood Roo>n on Monday. Picture taken at
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    195 10 BOOMING West Germany's' exports jumped 17 per cent during the first eight months of 1955 over the same period i last year. But the nation ran a trade deficit for two months of this i period while for all of 1954 there wa s a
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    79 10 CRUDE petroleum production in Kuwait declined in June after .setting now records for three consecutive months, the Kuwait Oil Co reported. Production for the month averaged 1.079.236 barrels per day compared with the record of 1.207.917 barrel* daily in May Output in the tiny Persian Gulf .sheikdom
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    246 10 AS traditional homemakers women, when I they enter the commer- i cial world, should do well in businesses that are connected with the household This is the view taken by Mrs. S. 11. Tan, manager of the General Refrigeration Co. of Orchard Road. Singapore. She added: "Being
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    26 10 THE US Dei rt Agriculture has \<v 75.385 bushels ol vheat for 5.527.300 dour to b<' used r lunches in Italy. A V
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    198 10 TWO new banks the Singapore branch of the Bank of America and the Bank of Singapore Ltd. will open for business in the Colony on Saturday. To mark its official opening, the Bank of Singapore i Ltd. of Market Street, is to
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    93 10 AUSTRALIA expects an in creating demand lor its exports of zircon which, because of its mechanical strength rorrosion resistance, and low neutron absorption [actor, is particularly suitable for u>c in the construction oi nucleur reactors. Exports during 1954, 36.512 tons, were the highest recorded since 1951. The
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    105 10 KLM STARTS INT' L SERVICE FOR CEYLON THE Dutch Air Lino. XL.M. will operate an international air >ervi<e for Ceylon. The Ceylonese Government Ministry of Transport announced this in (dlombo yesterday, under an agreement concluded after three days of talks between the Ministry ;-.nd a team of KLM ollicials. A
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    57 10 I THE United Slates ha.- established a new record of 65.--300.000 men and women employed. The to 1 a!, lot A niarkcii the thirci consecutive month in which the nun i of worker- fullj employe.! cxrecd previous figures. rhc to'al for .July was M 995 C00. and for
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    57 10 BRITISH imports of rue during April. June amounted to :r.'>. nod tons, the highesi quarterly figure since January. March 1951. Hie Commonwealth Economic Committee stilted in London. Shipments from Burma alone, at 16.600 tons, were a 'most as much as those from all sources in
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    165 12 IMAZING! Tup Paris J fcalrdl eeo reading book called "CrowniM Author none other n British hair ace j ner. Incidentally a pood j book too. Steiner certainly i knows his subject. But Isn't it an odd world. J Fry The contrasting- i coloured heels which J Casa c
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    698 12  -  PAULINE STERLING DVi DETROIT. American women spoiled? European and American men both say "Yes." American women don't have anything to do, the men say. Their homes run without them— by. automation. And, they have the "jimmies." A man, they say, has to keep showering: his Wife with
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    144 12  -  BRENDA HOWARD by I^OR a few dollars you <.m make this book rack. It expands as you collect more and more books, to a total length of just under four feet. The secret Ei nothing more than curtain rods of different thicknesses, that side to the
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    142 13  -  VERITY GILL r 1 resulted in the Tniversity j)ro|M)sed cricket tour of Dnrmber, The Standard was will instead visit n the annual Intcrtu be hold in Bombay. DLJKL;KOPKE trv.;r. 'rip to India to the Irvor-Univcr-fel! through owing position o? So irta Council rear, t prospects of the I are
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    219 13 SERKMBAN. Turs J t Local fnotballrrs soomod to be falling into pattern with several other states H where lately imidents of 5 "Byw. had sportsman- have been frequent- j ly reported. Ipoh. particularly. is Kettinc notorious for its J "un-sportsi. er"— and so, H will Seremhan
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    319 13  - SINGAPORE CHINESE MEET MAY BE FLOODLIT TOO CONRAD NG By THE ON-AKD-OFF Singapore Chinese athletic championships, will be on again, probably on Oct. 7 and 8 under floodlights at Jalan Besar Stadium. Negotiations will be made in the next few days for the use of the Stadium on those two
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    148 13 ARGONAUTS Football Club. Division 2A. champions, edged Chinese Athletics 2—l in their S .A.F.A. senior cup tie soccer match played at J D Besar Stadium yesterday. Chinese opened accounts midway in the first haif through Krlantan's Malaya Cup hero. Maurice Khm to take a solitary goal lead
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    19 13 THE SIT Sports C social ;inri o;i!iro will be I on Saturday at the Sc;i Vi< Hotel.
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    265 13 Impressive Debut By SRC SINGAPORE Recreation Club opened their BHA senior league campaign yesterday inflicting a 3- o defeat on the Wanderers Spurts Ciub on the padang. Tiie Recs forwards pave a faultless display of speed and ball control and were practically in full control of the game from the
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    350 13 Sonneville To Play In Spore Next Month IF arrangements are finalized, local badminton fans will be given an opportunity of seeing an exhibition match between leading players of Singapore and Indonesia next month. Tins was revealed at yesterday's meeting of tin Management Committee of the Singapore Badminton Association with Mr.
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    161 13 ST. ANDREW'S School, the 1 unbeaten school rugby team j this year, .will leave for their i Bangkok tour after the School Certificate Examinations. They plan to stay in Bangkok for a fortnight for three games against the Bangkok Colleges. They hope to return to Singapore
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      158 13 Swimming Carnival PREBBYTERIAN Boys' Bchool will hold their fifth annual swimming carnival at the Chinese Swimming Club (new pool" on Monday, Oct. 3 at 2.30 pin There will be an event tor thr Old boys 50 metres free style. Hbner By Al Ccdd I'M TURN IN' BACK/»-Vx^>^ \*ff its Th
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    125 14 Wl.ul.,r Ud Ti^l^i jy^_HiH_ _Scrutinee, H ,iv GOLD TOWN C.OIU TOWN (HI Kl IV CSi N«O« t'elrrity 1 raster** ix-licht i.nl.l T"*n pSSer'n Dellfkt limrolur KOVOI ROW N LINK 2OMOTN I-INK IX W>SDE r^, wn p. fc klfiSK La Mi* ••'•»<"■ ll1 \,lmir;iM> A<lmir t > f
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    383 14 Windsor Lad Says... As At Ipoh, So In Bukit Timah -He'll Slam The Opposition -it AFTER his brilliant 'double' at the recent Gold Vase meetnc at Ipoh, I expect CARPENTER to maintain his winning streak md slam the opposition in the main
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    22 14 RAIN held ojj yesterday and barring a break in the weather today, the going at Bukit Timah should be; good.
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    181 14  -  WINDSOR LAD ■j Cinder's Prince, trainer SK. Tjoa's Gold Cup candidate. >ter-pcd up his preparation lor Saturdays bis race with an attractive solo on a soft track at Bukit Timah this t irnin^ to return ."{9 4/5 sec. Aide out. Cinder's
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