Singapore Standard, 26 July 1956

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    15 1 Singapore Standard FGFHGGJHG Voll No 24 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956 11 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon Car Stoppage Worsens Police Alerted
    106 1 Car Stoppage Worsens Police Alerted URMINGHABt, July 25 (Reutcr)-Hundreds of nted and on foot, patrolled trouble spots hit Birmingham car factories today as s intensified efforts to spread the stoppage. shoulder-! ildcr keeping back when strike-breakers— yesterday half igain imported for work. The Brit.,h Motor Corpora. meed thar the lation
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    Lock icon Funmen Step Up Cyprus Terror
    31 1 Funmen Step Up Cyprus Terror len i Brii hot in I .;>:.:. All r n a b in 1 t ar Bunbu -ent ob* Pur--1 n a i two i mi i
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    Lock icon Truce Man Is Injured
    24 1 A! (Beuter) 10 Arab Lr roops were Jord Abdulaziz th« m Comma- ouneed ised fire and mortars, the Commanc added.
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    Lock icon SILESIAN TOUR
    27 1 RSHAL Nikolai Bulganin, S< vi a Minify Mars Ztaufc net Defence [Minister, ri i In Silesia, Southem P tnd yesterday. PAP, Polls]] news agency re-
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    23 1 AP)— i c q in ce ?s hai t ttleD 1 .^>day i of "ful a three I kriklng
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    Lock icon AIRWAYS EXPAND
    25 1 THE ngk ng Airways ann yesterday U w:;: put two British Viscount aircraft Into service In thp Far Ea.>t ear:r next year UP.
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    Lock icon CONFIDENCE VOTE
    25 1 THE government of M. Guy Mollet yesterday obtained a vot*^ of confidence in the National Assembly on a plan to tax road transport.—Reuter
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    45 1 iu *%t ls the bc K in n»njJ of the brawl v r J M Jumabhoy witnessed yesterday during an inspection of the sarcty appliances carried in motor sampans. Mr. Jumahhoy, see arrow, with his party stand outside Fullerton Building at right.
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    Lock icon Family Gagged As Thugs Stage Daring Robbery
    165 1 THREE children cowered in fright yesterday when a masked gunman, who had staged a hold-up, slapped their father as he begged for mercy. I The father, Chan Ah Yin. 40, a noodle --maker, was robbed of cash and jewellery worth $1,100 in his
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    Lock icon Aussie Jets For Malaya Air Reserve
    77 1 BRISBANE. July 25 (Rcuter) Three Australian air force squadrons ol Jet aircraft will replace the Australian Lincoln bomber .squadron now on duty in Malaya, the Chief of the Air Stall. Air Marshal S;r John MaCaulcy. said here today. One squadron will be equipped with
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    Lock icon 30 HEADS STALK OUT OF SCHOOLS CONFAB
    386 1 30 HEADS STALK OUT OF SCHOOLS CONFAB Don't Want To Be Stooges/ 50.., Kl ALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Federation's first Heads of Schools Conference broke up today after 30 heads of Chinese secondary schools walked out. The walk- >u1 came in direct response to an invitation from an Education Department
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    30 1 THE Indonesian Foreign Ministry announced yesterday the visit of Madam Yat Sen has been cancelled "because an Air India International plane was not available" for the trip. UP.
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    Lock icon Cyprus Propaganda Is Tripe — Says Duke
    94 1 Cyprus Propaganda Is Tripe Says Duke DEVIZES, England, July 25, (Rcutcr)— The Duke of Edinburgh at Devizes yesterday told young servicemen cue to leave this week for Cyprus that anti-British propaganda being circulated there was "a lot of tripe." '•The local inhabitants are beinnr subjected to a stream of i
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    Lock icon Why All The Fuss — Asks Ingrid
    161 1 Why All The Fuss Asks Ingrid NEW YORK. July 25. (UP) Actress Ingrid Bergman said today she never has been able to understand "all the fuss" over her giving, birth to a child out of wedlock six years a 50. Miss Bergman, who left her doctor husband and young daughter
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    Lock icon Touring Minister Adroitly Sidesteps A Waterfront Brawl
    246 1 Touring Minister Adroitly Sidesteps A Waterfront Brawl MR. J. M, JUMABHOY'S ministerial duties were rudely interrupted yesterday afternoon, when he found himself in the midst of a waterfront brawl outside Fullerton Building, Singapore. The Minister for Commerce and Industry with Capt. Walmsley, Acting Master Attendant, Singapore, were inspecting safety appliances
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    Lock icon Threat To Move into Sarawak
    157 1 18,000 Want Better Living JAKARTA, July 25 (UP)— More than 18,000 villagers Jiving on the border of British Sarawak have threatened to pack up and move to British territory, unless the Indonesian Government improves their living conditions, it was learned today. The population of Kaju
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    Lock icon LENNOX-BOYD & LIM TALK THINGS OVER
    104 1 LENNOX-BOYD LIM TALK THINGS OVER LONDON. July 25 (Reuter) —Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister, had a private talk here today with Sir Robert Scott, United Kingctom. CommissionerGeneral in South-east Asia. Later today the Prime Minister had talks with Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd, the Colonial Secretary, and the Earl of
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    27 1 CZECHOSLOVAKIA yesterday announced that she was reducing the .strength of her army by 10,000 men the second cut in her forces In 12 months. Reuter
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    115 1 Please, Let Me Go To Jair MCE, July 25 (AP) Jacques Picque woke up yesterday without money and no future in sight He decided if he went to jail he would at least get fed. He told the hotelkeeper he could not pay and to please file a complaint. The
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    Lock icon Terrorists Burn Two Estate Trucks
    92 1 Terrorists Burn Two Estate Trucks KLUANG. Wed. Five armed terrorists. one a woman, burnt two lorries on the Coronation Estate Road, in the Kluang District of Johore. at 6.25 this morning. No one was injured, but damage was estimated at $15,700. Manager of the Estate told The Standard tonight that
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    Lock icon Lawyer Died Of Alcoholism
    96 1 Lawyer Died Of Alcoholism LONDON. July 25 (Reuten —Mr. Derek Curtis-Bennett, the British criminal la* found dead in his London flat on Monday, died ol alcoholism, a coroner's inquest decided today. "He died from asphyxia due to a blockage of the external air passages while In a state of intoxication,"
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    Lock icon HK Exports 560 Workers
    50 1 HONGKONG. July 25 (UP) Hongkong exported to various South-cast Asian countries 560 labourers during 'he three months of April, May and June this year. According to B. C. EC. Hawkins. Secretary for Chlr Afi'airs. the labourers were recruited for work in Singapore. Borneo, Brunei and Indonesia.
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    Lock icon LEAFLET RAID
    25 1 CHINESE Nationalist planrs on Tuesday night dropped ''millions" of anti-Commu-ni.st leaflets on the Chinese mainland. the Nat Air Force announced yc '-crday. Reuter
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    Lock icon Landlord And Tenants In Legal Wrangle
    227 2 Landlord And Tenants In Legal Wrangle Court had equitable jurisdiction or not, Madam Curnian must be a party to the matter at issue. The Court, comprising the Uon's Acting Chief b, Mr Justice Ptethcroe; the Chief Justice of Singapore, Mr Wyatt; and Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid, reserved judgment. KUALA LUMPUR,
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    Lock icon Sultan Of Pahang In Britain
    120 2 Sultan Of Pahang In Britain SOUTHAMPTON. July 25 (Reuter) The Sultan of Pahang, Sir Abu Bakar, landed here today from the liner Quern Mary on his first visit to Britain for six years. He is accompanied by his wife and three-year-old mngest son Tengku Aznan. y are on a holiday
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    Lock icon FARMERS HIT BY HIGH PRICES FOR FODDER
    159 2 THE r vailing *s for animal fodder an ecorior.v.j the rural fanner in Singat the og Cl veterin iry Officer, Mr. M; J Hal I T:;e Star lay. K>th wholesale r pc try and livesi k have ksed the I tor ani »to
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    Lock icon It's A Great Day For The Martins
    88 2 *\\\\\N\\V A\\\\\V\VJ 5 IT was a sreat event 5 on Tuesday evening for the Martins when 10- 2 year-old .John arrived 2 1 at the Singapore Air- J port from a Yorkshire 5 boarding school for a two-month holiday with x his parents.
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    Lock icon LABOUR DISPUTE AT NAVAL BASE
    122 2 INDUSTRIAL unrest is brewing in the Singapore Naval Base. It is over the alleged failure of the Admiralty to implement new conditions service* for 105 workers in the Boom Defence Department. Last night, the 10.000-sUo^tg Naval Base Labour UniofrMsrdered its 32 members who man the
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    Lock icon SEXY' PAPERS: PAREHM DEMAND ACTION
    282 2 They Are Corrupting Youth Of Country' Association KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Parents' Association of Sdangor is very disturbed by the influence "certain undesirable Malayan publications" have on the youth of the country. At its second annual meeting here tonight, the Association decided to seek the
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    Lock icon Strike It Is, But With Regrets
    149 2 Strike It Is, But With Regrets KUALA 1 R. Wed. The National I of Transport Workers today informed all i haujic;.: m the Federation "with regret" ol I itention to call a scries of weekly one-day sympai strikes with effect from Friday. in a Letter to m n ;han 50
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    40 2 YF7N 3 HSIN was acq and discharged by a Singapore court yesterday when Ifi< prosecution offered no evidence 5t him. •.vas earlier c retaining $11-000 b o Tan Chor.£ liat. at the o hai BanJ^ on May 7.
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    Lock icon 2 Years Of Lonely Nights For Wife
    204 2 A HUSBAND who did not spend I single night v' h his wife for two Jtxn was yesterday told by a Singapore Magistrate. Mr. K. T. Alexander: "It is cruel for a man to marry and leave his wife alone. "If you had
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    Lock icon Armed Robbers Ransack Store
    48 2 THREE masked men armed with daggers and Iron reds Last night ransacked a provision store in Geyisng, Singa- taking cash and jewellery worth 5450. the robbers sained entry through the front door and threatened the five occupants with death if they raided an alarm.
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    12 2 era <-- r s party yr Laul in hi b- :nel
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    20 2 MD UNKNOWN For UNKNOWN Ipoh UNKNOWN I 1 n of iM Prrak {SB fro M I the (M Hospital W
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    Lock icon Attempts Locate Airman UNKNOWN
    31 2 Attempts Locate Airman UNKNOWN k; dive: the crashed ter bomber in the ssi Kampcr reported to Ar mac ie am I Bunting and :ng islands. A E the v wor -1
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    Lock icon 'Cha Cha Queen' Helps Safety Exhibit
    61 3 'Cha Cha Queen' Helps Safety Exhibit K Singa- v mncil, Aichardsor. j t h ra Queen,** Ks a f- f it's safety- a I I a chr as far I band, Sei !O Gur: nr I n s p< H. •> leaving pn up i nbcr of the I k
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    16 3 Minor Fires Put Out Itove ex] t R arrived on the B k i out ::^od
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    20 3 i* v iinaK proK school teach\m at I g| Z. 13 i m 14— I i n,
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    Lock icon Hubby Says Wife's Baby Was Not His
    185 3 RICHARD F.rr.-.^* B I n ;n- i D who ried a Filipino late in denied in a Singapore Court 'hat he was the father of a child born to her ng in July IP" Rom was nswering a summons for neglecting to maintain
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    35 3 HONGKONG, July 25, Special Standard Service: Closing price of the Hongkong F. iange were: $16.07 to £1 Sterling; to US $1,833 to Malayan $1; $0,188 to one Indonesian Rupiah; Go] to a tael.
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    Lock icon They Wanted To Beat Me Clerk
    215 3 A MAN pleaded with a Singapore magistrate yesterday to be remanded in Outram Prison instead of the Central Police lock-up because, he alleged "two Police Inspectors have threatened to give me a beating." The iimn. Lee La] Yue, a tamer chief clerk of the
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    Lock icon LAWYER MOVES TO CURB S'PORE SHYLOCKS
    338 3 LAWYER MOVES TO CURB S'PORE SHYLOCKS A MOVE to register and control money-lenders in Singapore is being made by a group of people in a bid to eradicate "irregular transactions" and save thousands of people from the clutches of these 1 "Shylocks." The movement is headed by a Colony lawyer
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    Lock icon All Come To Pay Tribute To Ismail
    126 3 All Come To Pay Tribute To Ismail SINGAPORE'S legal fraternity gathered in the High Court yesterday 10 pay tribute to Dato M. Ismail who died on Saturday in the Jobore Bahru General Hospital. Mr. Justice Knight, speaking »n behall of the Chief Justice of Singapore, said the Dato "will be
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    Lock icon R.J. FARRER DIES AT AGE OF 80
    217 3 ONE of the most popular Municipal presidents Singapore ever had. Mr. R. J. Farrcr. died at his son's home on St. John's Island yesterday at the age of 80. He will be remembered as one who served the longest period as Municipal President
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    Lock icon More Hours For U.S. Calls
    56 3 THE hours of te'ephone servi c from Singapore to the United States will Vic doubled from Aug. l. Chief Supervisor Singapore Telephone Board. Mrs. .i. R. Nesbit, announced yesterday. Lines to the United States will be open from 8.30 to (,0.30 p.m. Previously, service was
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    Lock icon Govt. Farm Ready Soon
    76 3 WORK on the Breeding and Experimental Farm at Sembawang, costing $330,600, will commence shortly. It is cx- pectcd to bo ready by the end iof June. 1957. .Air. M. J. Hani nigan, Singapore's Acting Chief Veterinary Officer, told The Standard yesterday. Though the project was :>n
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    Lock icon Court Acquits Two Seamen
    55 3 TWO seamen, L.G. Curtis, 21, and L.B. Davy. 13, were yesterday discharged in a Singapore Court when the prosecution offered no evidence against them. Curtis and Davy were; earlier charged with stealing a telephone from a Singapore Telephone Board booth at 1(H milestone, Scmbawang Road, in
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    Lock icon Front Plans Talks On Socialism
    96 3 THE Katong branch of the Singapore Labour Front- has organized a series of lectures to be held at 133, Koon Seng Road. The first lecture will be on "What is Socialism"' by Mr. B.F. Atherton. headmaster of the Presbyterian Boys' School, on July 31. The
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    Lock icon 12,000 THREATEN STRIKE
    279 3 NEARLY 12.000 industrial workers of the Singapore Government and the City Council are threatening to go on strike to force the employers to settle their demands. The workers, who belong to the City Council Labour Unions Federation and the Government and City Council Labour Union, seek better
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    Lock icon MAGISTRATE SENDS 3 GANGSTERS TO PRISON
    145 3 AN Apache gangster. Ah- mat bin Haji Fathullah. 20, and two other secret society thugs were each sentenced in the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court* yesterday to six months' jail and a fine oi $500, in default another three i months' imprisonment. Ah mat, who
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    Lock icon Import Fruits? It's Taking Coal To Newcastle
    369 4 MAHA Calls For Action THE importation of $29,000,000 worth of fruit into Singapore and the Federation a land teeming with fruits of all kind is like taking icoal to Newcastle, the Malayan Agri Horticultural Association said in ■the latest issue of its magazine.
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    59 4 MR. Raymond Teng helps his bride, formerly Miss Margaret Yang, cut their wedding cake at a reception in Singapore's Ocean Park Hotel. Mr. Tens, a graduate of St. John's University in Shanghai is with Ahong Construction Company as an Assistant Engineer. He is currently engaged in the construction
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    Lock icon Spore Farms Expected To Increase
    92 4 Spore Farms Expected To Increase AX increase in farming acreaco in S:ncanore ia expected Bfter the re-settlement of attap dwellers from urban areas to rural localities, the Chief Agricultural Officer, Mr. ,T. E. Cobb. told Thr Standard yesterday. At the moment, a total of 10,800 acres is under cultivation 6,000
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    Lock icon 2-Day Tour Of Industries
    42 4 K U A L A TRENGGANU. Wed, Minister for Commerce and Industry Dr Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman arrived here from Kota Bharu on a two-day tour Ho will inquire into the economic aspects of local Malay industries.
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    Lock icon Super C Connie Lands In Colony
    162 4 KLM airline, which flew the flrst Super Constellation to Singapore last year, landed the first Super G. Constellation with storm-detecting radar at the International Airport yesterday. The Super G allows a little more space for passengers, and flies a bit faster than Super Constellations.
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    Lock icon Labourers Collapsed After A Shock
    193 4 Labourers Collapsed After A Shock SUNGEI PATANI, Wed. Four of 23 labourers pushing a boom conveyor collapsed after receiving an electric shock, an inquest court was told today. The court is inquiring into the deaths of four men of the Malayan Mineral; Development Corporation Ltd., who were part of a
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    Lock icon Customs'Shock'For 1,000 India-Bound Passengers
    355 4 Customs 'Shock' For 1 ,000 India-Bound Passengers HEAVY DUTY ON GOODS ABOVE R5.500 ABOUT 1,000 Indians who leave Malayan ports for India by the State of Madras will face a problem when they arrive in Madras on Au?. 2. The problem: They will have to pav r tent customs duty
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    36 4 CHAI Sing Yong, of Middle Road, Singapore, was allowed hail of $1,000 in the Johore Magistrate's Court yesterday, pending trial on Aug. 25. on a charge of being a member of a Triad Society.
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    35 4 A BOOK-SELLER. Lim Kah Huat. 42. was fined $500 in the Singapore Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday, for possession of 61 copies of obscene photographs for sale at New Bridge Road on July 24.
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    23 4 THE Post Master General, Malaya. announced yesterday that a new postal agency will be opened at Bertam, Kelantan. on Aug. 1.
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    125 4 THE Singapore Film Society hopes to increaseits membership from 600 to 1,000 by the end of the year, the secretary Mr. Keith Payne, told The Standard yesterday. More members mean more money, with which the Society ran obtain more and better films, he added.
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      151 4 CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singapore yesterday) were: Buyers Sellers No 1 RSS Spot (nom.) 9U 9H August No. 1 RSS 9K l 9M No. 2 RSS B(Ji 87 No. 3 RSS 86 B<U Tone: Steady quiet. STORE TIN The price of lin on the local market yesterday
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    Lock icon Salesman On $500 Bail: Trust Count
    73 5 ipoh. Wed. Thomas Li:n Chin Phin, a 23-year- o!cf salesman. was today charged before Magistrate Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusof. with criminal breach of trust of Lirn was alleged to have committed the offence while 'he employ of Roneo Ltd., in June. Complainant was
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    Lock icon Claims Trial To Hurt Charge
    52 5 BENTONG, Wed. A worubtv r tapper. Lrow 6 n Yin. 27, yesterday claimod trial In the Magistrate's Court here to a charge oi voluntarily causing hurt another woman, Yong Slew Em:, by throwing caustic soda on hi si. was allowed $200 bail and cose postponed
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    53 5 BENTONG, We I 22-year. o ibbei tapper, Tang M< i g terday claimed trial to "a of being armed with a m '.in on June 22 ai Everting Mew Village. He w allowed $300 bail by Magistrate Mr. J. R Whi n ster the e
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    Lock icon DARING CITY ROBBERY
    175 5 Thugs Stab Peon And Take $50 A SINGAPORE peon returning to his office after cashing a cheque, was waylaid, stabbed and robbed by a gang of thugs in a back lane off busy Market Street, in broad daylight, yesterday. The peon, Said bin Mohamed Bageride, 18. is
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    Lock icon Women's Institute
    79 5 BENTONG, Wed. More than 40 members attended a revival meeting of the Women's Institute here, defunct for some tixn The meeting elected the following office-bearers for the year Presideni Che Fatimah (wife of District Officer, Bentong); Wo-President Che Aminah (wife of A.D.O Beng); Hon. Sec— Airs. R. L.
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    217 5 A VETERAN Malay seaman in Singapore is preparing a paper on the use* of Malay in navigation which will be read at the Malay Language and Literary Congress in September. Captain Mohamcd Said Elias. secretary of the Malaysian Ship Officers' Union, told The Standard yesterday
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    Lock icon Quit Notice For 142
    75 5 TELOK AN SON. Wed. Refusal to negotiate with the management over a wage dispute led to the dismissal of 142 labourers in a Chi-nese-owned coconut estate Dear Sabak Bernam, The Standard was told today. Ejection notices have been Issued on them. They are to quit the
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    Lock icon Gets Benefit Of The Doubt
    73 5 MUAR. Wed. Hussin bin Warno 21. who was charged in the High Court, here with committing rape on a Malay Rirl at Tanjong Sembrong. B-itu Pahat, was acquitted and discharged today by Mr. Justice Good. The Jurist, who agreed with the submission of the defence
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    55 5 PENANG. Wed. A new mosque at Kampong Rawa in Patani Road has been completed. and will be opened on Aug. 11. It has been built to re- place the old one. to be demolished bv the Municipality for the building of quarters for employees. The new mosque
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    57 5 TWO old boys of the Methodist Boys' School in Kuala Lumpur, Mr. Phang Yat Hoong (left) and Mr. Yap Hon Wins, (right) have been awarded I nited States scholarships to study social and natural science, respectively at Baker University of Kansas. They will leave for the
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    Lock icon 5 Charged With Double Murder
    181 5 Sequel To Gang Fight IPOII, Wed.— A gang: fight in Anderson Road on the rfight of July 15, when two boys were stabbed to death, had a sequel before Che Abdul Kadir bin Yusot, today, when five youths were charged with "double murder.' They were
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    89 5 BENTONG, Wed.— A shopkeeper, Lu Wah Thong, 42, was yestetday allowed bail of $10,000 in two sureties on three rges of criminal breach of tr I in respect of land shares in the Porting Pandak Estate, Bentong. He is accused of having ?old shares
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    122 5 KAJANG, Wed. First battalion of the Royal Hampshire Regiment, responsible for wiping hard-core terrorists in this area, were yesterday publicly thanked for their services. At a farewell party at the Town Padang, District Officer Raza Azam bin Raja Kamaralzaman presented the battalion with a silver
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    Lock icon Planters To Ask For Price Rise
    124 5 Planters To Ask For Price Rise PEXAXG, Wed— A six-man deputation representing the j Kedah Padi Planters' Associa- tion left for Kuala Lumpur to- day to meet the Federation's i Assistant Minister for Com- merce and Industry. Inche Khir bin Johari. The deputation will ask Inche Khir to seek Government's
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    468 6 Sir: I have the honour to refer to the article appearing n page 5 of Tuesday's issue of the Singapore Tiger Standard under the caption "More Are Living On Charity" and to request you to publish a correction of certain mlsstatements contained, therein. HOLES IN STREET
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    291 7 RUSSIA FLAYS THE 'BEASTS OF PREY' Bulganin Boasts Of Red Might WARSAW, July 25 (UP) Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin said yesferday that the strength of the "Socialist camp" is a major factor in restraining the "crafty" imperialists from launching a war. Speaking I > i
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    211 7 Appeal For Arms Race End LONDON. July 25 (Reuter)— Russia Iras asked the British Government to bring I the Attention of Parliament an appeal by the Supreme Soviet lor Interto end the world aims race. Foreign Office said today the appeal was made in a note delivered on Monday to
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    48 7 ALGIERS, July 25 (AP). Nationalist gunmen struck four times in daylight in Alters yesterday, firing a* French and Muslim alike. One French soldier was kiliori and a aldier, a policeman and a Muslim were wounded. One rebel (unman Phot nt < r policeman and missed
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    93 7 JAKARTA. July 25 (UP) Vice President Mohammed Hatta today warned that unless Indonesia could get rid of corruption soon, the nation "would finally moot a fate similar to that of Chiang Kai-shek's China." One of the founders of Indonesian Independence, Hatta sounded his
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    61 7 NAPLES. Italy, July 25 (AP) A low-flying Italian Air Force fighter plane swooping over Licola beach yesterday struck and killed a 14-year-old Italian school girl. The propellor-driven craft threw another 70 young swimmers into a panic. Military police arrested the plane's pilot. Massimo Barbato, and merhanir
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    62 7 SAN FRANCISCO. July 25 (UP)— Harolo; S. Vance, a member of the Atomic Energy Commission, said here today that the U.S.S. Nautilus, first atom-powered shin, has cruised more than 40,()00 miles on its original fuel charge, half that distance being under water. "The submarine Nautilus...
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    107 7 CHICAGO, July 2-i, (UP) Li Li-h iva, beautiful Chinese movie actress, Wtnt shopping for her first American dress and tossed a swank Michigan Avenue shop into a tizzy of admiration. Shopgirls, doormen, elevator operators. floorwalkers and customers followed i>er tour of the store with admiring stares.
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    92 7 THE U-23f>7, one of the former German Navy's fastest and most deadly submarines, was towed into Kiel, Germany, on July 19. with the aid of a swimminp* crane after being; hoisted from the bottom of the Baltic Sea where it was scuttled shortly before the end of the
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    165 7 WASHINGTON. July 25 (AP)— The U.S. Senate yesterday voted US$4.--110.920.000 in foreign aid funds but then specified none of it could be spent for military aid to Yugoslavia. A 50-42 call vote approved «n amendment by Senate Releader William Know.din of California alter
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    93 7 U.K. Bid To Harness H- Energy LOXDON. July 25. CReuter) Britain has been working for the past eight yean on trying u> harnr hydrogen energy B r the production i I indu i'.vcr. it WBi WBh no in( i. lay. The disclosure first is thai Briton had been ting the
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    186 7 REYXOSA, Mexico. July 25| (AP)— Weak from his 72-hour ordeal, a young actor named Tagare yesterday was removed from a crucifix in a lor-ji bull- ring to whirh he had been nailed since Sunday. Police officials said the "crucifixion" was a stunt to raise
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    54 8 MISS Penny Morrcll. IS-vear-o!d daughter of Professor Roy Morrell of the University of Malaya, and Mrs. MorrHl. wraa married in London last month. The bridegroom is former Singapore theatrieal producer. Mr. John Forbes* Sempil!. only son of Kear Admiral Lionel I orhes-Serapill. of Scotland, and the
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    109 8 Japan Invites 4 To Tour the Japanese Government has invited four representatives two each from Singapore and the Federation to make a throe-week factfinding tour ol Japan, a desman ol the Japanese 1 Coasulate-General in Singapore told The Standard yesterday. He said no reply has been received, either from the
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    44 8 BISHOP R. L. Archer v Ia y :11 e o uo d a tion slor e the new Anglo-Chinese Sen I in <■ n S'reet, Sit-: re. Old boys, friends and enta of pup: are Invited I i I attend the ceremony.
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    67 8 SES fONO, Wed. A bus i induct r, Tan Geok Lieng, 40, employed by the Central Pahang Omnibus Company Limited was yesterday freed by President I the SessJ Cour 11l Jl R Whimster w b en the t ion w::h--cr--.v the charge ac:air. Tar. wa> alleged to have
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    29 8 MORE than 5o new members w-^re enrolled when committee members of the Pahang branch ot the Malayan Indian Congress toured the Kuala Lipis area ever week-end.
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    65 8 MISS Myrna Bra^a. ia ighter r: Sii gapore's M for Health. Mr A J. Braga, who ittanding a *e. her.-' cour i the College of Domes* Bath, England. /rr final examination* I with distinctic n M.>s Br^ga will be returning to Singapore !>\\* :r-^r:th after i
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    190 8 Govt. To Engage 2,500 Extras For Legwork MORE than 2.500 workers will be "enlisted'' by the Singapore Government to carry out its biggest ever census next year. Government employees, university students and temporary clerks will be engaged by Government to assist in the work.
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    80 8 Japanese Goodwill Team Due A STUDENT delegation of seven from universities in Western Japan is due in Singapore tomorrow, on a 12-day goodwill tour of the Colony and the Federation, Mr. T. Kobayashi of the Singapore Japanese Consulate, told The Standard yesterdayThe visitors will be guests of the University of
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    141 8 Rape Case: Retrial Is Ordered MR. Justice Knight in the Singapore Assizes yesterday ordered a retrial of a rape case because he could not agree with the verdict of the jury. Ramnath Soothihal. a City Council labourer, had been lound guilty by a five to two verdict of raping a
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    186 8 Exams Colonial Undemocratic' Say Students SENIOR students in three Singapore Chinesi middle schools have protested to the Ministry o Education that the final-year Government examination: are "undemocratic and Colonial." They asked the Ministry, to a resolution, to a b olis h regulations compelling students to sit Cor these examinations, whi
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    107 8 CERTAIN organizations in Singapore are spreading "malicious lies" In order to gam control of school students for their own "subversive ends." said Mr. Chew Swee Kee. Mintster for Education, yesterday. He revealed that four out ol the nine-member management committee of the Hwa Nong School.
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    53 8 SINGAPORE Police are now looking for a man who passed three dud cheque- to hree traders in North Bridge Road amounting to $3,332. The cheques were given to the traders alter he had purchased textiles. When the traders sent the cheques to the bank they
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    112 8 Criooled Children See The Follies TWENTY artists of the Don Yada Latin Follies Revue put on a 40-minute bhow at the St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, Siglap yesterday in between their regular thows at the Majestic Theatre, Singapore. Following the matinee show, the performers, accompanied by the band, rushed up in
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    159 8 TWENTY-ONE boys from. the Gimson School in dementi Road, Singapore, have been given employment, Superintendent of Homes, Social; Welfare Department, Mr. F. I R. Ridley, told The Standard yesterday. j The boys were discharged from the School during the first half of the year.
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    23 8 THE Singapore Inner Wheel Club will present an "Interna'.ional Musical Evening" at 1.30 P.m. today in the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden.
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    67 9 I to C i oswern has been, subn one take" but ...dents on the ts borders of > Pradesh 8 I Provinces* Prade ces) h t a to sit I or m mity a n^ intry ngero la it a I i en out W." iccept r nerely with
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    1650 9 Infjux of Missionaries Undesirable— Report From Our Own Correspondent ~W^-»|-| n to r> m m tlce ol I .-pur High member one ol the loi Indian Chri f ian social work* r Mr S.K. G for thi imn withdrawa mlssionai wl primary ub ICt la q/ 1 Thi larg infl
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    312 9  - THE STARS AND YOU Rita Del Mar bn,/,/m/,. TODAY'S QUOTATION: "Beauty being the b<-«.t of all we know sums ui> the unsearchable and <o< rrt aims of nature." Robert Itridjios. THURSDAY FOR K\KRYONE: Make plans, appointments for the future but be practical and shun haste, overopl:m:^m. LOOK FOR YOTR KIRTim
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      135 9 TANDARD'S Crossword Puzzle I I > 4 Valual 2 ROSS 18 But >t payment to monnr- 4 a to Bb nflamn^ 4 22 .ot only S v p the frost and 6 of law BM ill conceal- 7 BV HDI "IB HT~~"~~~^B IHf~~~~~^B Bj IB BE Bl Wt~~~~~ I I
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      128 9 5. 1:1. fun, dii mixed ui having imposed \ctn (9> r. Rely on certain person? (6 DOWN I to a militan force i. Behead and curtail it bu one will still have ate (5) L Earthen part of the Middii (7) i. Put the crust on° (3-1-3) >. I'm to
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      210 9 the affluent dealer. But the Indian ryot too seems to I havp learnt some gct-rich-Quick methods. Generally he sell-; his produce at the harvest field, say, at a price iin the case of paddy* of five annas a measure. It Is husked, milled, nicely polished and the rice is 5
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    383 10 following anno been made by the Management of r ,;se Co. Ltd.. with regard to the strike now taking place it its factory' in Bukit Timan Road, Singapo February 1956, the Management modified it? wage :ture to bring p nts of wages Into line with the Labour Ordinance. In
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    295 10 SUGAR traders here are speculating on the possibility of selling about 5,000 tons of sugar to Vietnam, a spokesman of the Singapore Sugar Traders' Association, told The Standard yesterday. In an effort to find an outlet for the glut of sugar in the Colony,
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    141 10 SHIPS IN PORT OUTEB roads Benvei ue, Sir at, Enp i e I l tant, '.ale Jebsen, Nabob. ngrad. Eas U rprise Str tat Ma] Bftina, Edith Bori e Prafalgar, Claire T- Zelma Salen, Banunun INNER ROADS He Ming, Sr: Tengannu, alm r« 7i > ■rn Perak, I >arvel, B:
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    243 10 BO AC Move To Meet Demand IN order to deal effectively with the expanding business of 8.0.A.C, Mr. Gilbert Lee. the Corporation's General Sales Manager, is substantially reorganizing his department Accordingly, it has been decided, with the approval oi the managing director (Mr. Basil Smallpeiee), to appoint four Regional Sales
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    154 10 MALAYAN sharebrokers yesterday reported the following ness cone: Industrials: Fed. Disp. $2 03 eb: V N. ords. 51. 95; Gam-! tnon $2; Hammers $2.85, $2.87 1; M. Cement (1.621 >dd lot: M. Coll?. $1.02; Metal Box Sl.s2xd: Cold Storage $1.49 xd $I^o xd i fed; Straits Stean
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    119 10 THE Malayan share markets generally were quietly steady with small price fluctuations However, there was some selective support for both Industrials and Uns. Rubbers were quiet. Pnre changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers 1 Association y e s 1 0 rll a y W ere: INDUSTRIALS
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    102 10 Latest Machines On Show THE latest range of Rhcinmetall typewriters and adding machines, incorporating new features, are now on display at the Great World Trade Fair. "Tithes" Dental and Photo Supply Ltd.. the agents are displaying: the models at their stall. Another attraction at the 'Tithes" stall are electric fountains.
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    178 10 \Finnnv4> And Coi*^ THE Singapore rubber market m M on news of a settlement in the I niteJ m workers' strike, first g:rade rubber f,, r j ,^1 closing at 91| cents per 11) u Agency reports quount: --^L'H New York Times indicated
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    42 10 Aircraft Arrivals EXPECTED TODAY Malayan Airw.- MLI2I Garuda GA372 Qanias Malayan Airways 101 KL Malayan Airways I Lll5 KL BO AC BAT7M BOAC 8A705 Malayan Afrwi 411 Malayan Airways MLIO7 KB PA 833 Malayan A I MLI49 Malayan Airways MLIO9 Malay; i.
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      260 10 NOTICES KEDAH HIGHER STUDIES SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATIONS are invited from subjects of H:- Highness the Sultan oi Kedah for Scholarships for advanced courses of study cither at the University of Malaya or Institutions abroad. Application? be received for scholarships to study for degrees in any subject except Law or Veterinary Science.
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      152 10 Pepper Prices Up OVERSEAS buying interest in the Singapore pepper market put up the local prices of the commodity yesterday. White pepper rose by $6 to $115 per picul (Muntok white) and black by $3 to $77 per picul (Special Sarawak). SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul
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    89 12 PUDDHIbT priests n Japan have the best season of the year In collections during July when the nation's Buddhist families celebrate the Festival of the Dead. Here an enterprising priest rides a motor scooter to go to the homes of the supporters of his temp'e for collections. U.P.
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    85 12 FRIENDLY at last, those two beauty queeni Sg'kq Tel "Miss Israel" (left! and Me -z Orschel "Miss Germany", with arms round ea h Other's waists t o llowing an earlier rift between them when the Israeli beauty refused to be photograDhed with the German girl. Miss
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    89 12 STA i E Italian beauty tvona c erri -—s tc ress as she dance during o re- )me night restaurant for f u e n of Cinerr.-: >~ B 1956", 5 U 9 jot ai 'ar as lower the top of K- r drr^s e was
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    41 12 DIANA D o r < (lefti s p rtured jn Hie He fwood set cs she rehecrsos. w tn corar George Goj cr •-r er f rsi Holly,~~d film: I v' c r r r e d A A.P.
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    85 12 ANGLICAN bishops i all over the world, forming the const- I tive body of the L; beth Conference and i of the Anglican Ad- j visory Council en mis- sionary strategy, meet I at Lambeth Palace, I r- jencfi the Arch- j bishop c f Canterbury recently. The
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    73 13 Results by the Associated Press National :lyn 10. Cii do S (nitfit) nigh t) 7 St. Loir. S < ghti go 2 (night) Amri i< an »go 11 NY 5 night) 2 (night) W'ton n (night) 0 H -r 7-1 1 nigh* ler) Hall Of Famers I t£
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    200 13 Braves Trim Giants On Logan's Homer NEW YORK, July 25 (AP)— Johnny Logan's twoout home run in the ninth inning lifted Milwaukee to a 4-3 victory over the New York Giants on Tuesday night and padded the Braves National League to i\ games over the runner-up Cincinnati Redlegs, who were
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    63 13 raffles Institution Stafl beat the Students by nine runs in their annual crickei match (in ■ho Institution ground yesterday. SCORES IN BRIEF. Stafl 76. Kathigesu 48 Low Kce Pow 11, Rajendran five for IS and Balasinj an three for 17). Students 67. (Raniii Singh 20, Ibrahim 24 n
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    23 13 SINGAPORE Cycle Racing iciation will hold their an--50-mile bicycle road ra.^c for novi ie at ChangS on Sunday at 6.30 a.m.
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    37 13 THE results of the Y.M.C.A. open junior Billiards champion--5 .n iv i'.ed at Y.M.C.A. last nigh 1 ver i Cheong Kum Hoong beat James Aeria 300-159: Wee Aik Koon beat Lee Wing Ko o 300-212.
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    342 13 THE Singapore Improvement :ib is holding its 4th Annual A'Hletic Meeting on irday at the Victoria School B IDd commenc: j.30 p.m. RAY EWRY, winner of ten Olympic crowns, was the most successful Olympian of all time. But he could not be called the greatest. All his triumphs
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    108 13 BALL-BY-BALL commentaries, with music during meal intervals and weather stoppages, will be broadcast continuously by the 8.8.C. during the Fourth Test Match between England and Australia at Old Trafltord. Mam a July 26 to SI. Tim e (in Malayan Standard Time) and frequnedei will be a.s follows:
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    54 13 INCOME Tax SportJ Club trounced Domain Sports Club by six goals to one in a SGSFA Cuptie match played at the Government Pruning Office ground yesterday. Scorers for Income Tax Sports Club were Ahmad Masid, Rashfd Giman. Tan Chuan Seng (2), Hariman and Eng Lock 'Ahile John replied
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    760 13  - Greatest Runner Who Ever Wore Spiked Shoes JOHN COTTRELL Soys lie was well in. the lead when. from far back, J. Guillemot of France carne up and Hashed past him. The surprised Nurmi aid not have enough distance to overtake him again. He had made the fatal mistake of running
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    1008 13  - KESAVAN JANET SHINE EDIN PETERS By THE second annual Singapore Combined Schools annual athletic championships which concluded at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday saw 12 records smashed, a number of these were better than those set at the heats held on Tuesday. As expected the best performer among the boys was
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    511 14  -  BUI Funk Says Get U.S. Olympic Stars Here THE I.S. State Department and the United States Information Service, as is well known, have spent a good deal of their time and labour and considerable sum of greenbacks annually on shoals of reports on American political and
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    502 14 Windsor Lad's dee-Bits CHAMPION jockey Garnet Bousoure Ls well in the lead in the race for ridin? honours with 45 winners at the hall-way .stage of the 1956 Malayan racing seaAs.de from the winners he has 28 und 34 i his credit With
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    140 14 SBHFA Soccer Results SINGAPORE Cold Storage rod F sr i Ncrive drew one a I a SBHFA group B eague and competition it River Valley i\ i > ester i iv. MANSFIELD Sporti C'-jVi beat Meta Bos o; three goalj to nil SBHFA group C league and cup tilion a;
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    71 14 THE Sino-Malays team to play •gainst the South China Athletic A ition on Sunday will be selected from the following Loh Fook Teng, Yip Chong Kum, Paul Chua. Foo Hce Jong. Lee Kok Seng. Ho Hin Weng, Aw Boon Seong, Quah Kim Beng. Yew Ah Hoc.
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    82 14 Colony's 16 To Meet Kelantan SIXTEEN players have been Invited by the Singapore Amateur Football Association to travel to Kota Bharu for the inter-zone Malaya Cup final between Singapore and Kelantan on Friday. The Singapore team will will leave tomorrow morning The match is scheduled at 5.15 p m. Fook
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    52 14 Today's Sport SOCCER SAFA LEAGUE— JUNIOR CUP: S.R.C. vs Farrzr Jvuinrs at S.R.C. at 5.15 p.m. (Rcnlay): Alexandra F.T. vs Badan Kescnian at Geylang Stadium at 5.15 p.m. DIV. 2A\ Western SC. vs Haikowyu S.C. at Farrer Park at 5.15 p.m. ATHLETICS Fourth Primary Schools sports at Jalan Besar at
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    388 14 ENGLAND LOOK FAVOURITES TO WIN Fourth Test Begins Today MANCHESTER, July 25 (Reutcr) England and Australia, all square in the test campaisrn, start the fourth of the five-match series here tomorrow on the Old Trafford ground on which no test victory has been scored since 1905. time are fairly bright
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    36 14 AT a meeting of SAFA's Commission of Inquiry held on July 23, Ahmad Juri of Pulo Bukom Sports Club was suspended from July 23 19o(i to December 31. 1057 for dangerous and foul play.
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    469 14 JUNIOR BTON RESULTS THE results M the Singapore Badminton Association junior championships held at m the Singapore Badminton btaciium last night were as follows Men's junior singles (third round): Quek Koon Chye beat Noor Sa'.leh 15-9, 15-11: Seah Lye Huat beal Wan Dien Satleh 15-1, 15-0; Titus Mathew beat Michael
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    90 14 TWELVE lucky Colony schoolboy swimmers and water poloists will he leaving soon for a tour of Indonesia for a scries of games there. This was revealed: by Mr. Joseph David 1 to SPORTSCOPE yesterday. The appeal for funds as emphasized in this column to send these 12
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    103 14 BLUES shaded the Whites 8-7 in a seven-inn;::^ Softball game played! i I the St. Joseph's I tion ground last Sunday. There was a pno i turnout of some 25 ball players and everyone had a chance to play. Those interested in e and would like
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    59 14 Mr. Bong Diun Fon. an Indonesian boxing promoter has arrived in the Colony to book local boxers for four fichts in Surabaya next month. ~So far he has booked Tiger Hassan. Malaya's promising lightweight Another whom he hopes to sign on Is bantamweight Chua Gim Long.
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    421 14 m,/nb. n/./,/ AMONG the sportsmen invading Singapore this week wilil be a $100,000 contingent of 18 Federation schoolboy soccer stars and officials who make the trip to play two matches in the Colony, writes ALEX SOARS Mr. Toh Boon Huah. "livruire" Chairman of the
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    532 14  -  KEN TOFT By SOUTH CHINA Athletic Association weathered the furious attack by a Singapore Selection team and came back to trounce their hosts 6-1 in a friendly soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. About 4.UUU soccer lans saw the" Singapore forwards, led by Blackwood,
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