Singapore Standard, 12 September 1956

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    21 1 Singapore Standard !2tt VP*! TP* f\j I -^C* V 11. N... ~2 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1956 11 TAGL^ 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon She Advertised For A Husband, And Now The Offers Come Pouring In
    242 1 N'AXG. T An klian aoldier attached t6 Bd Royal d Batta] Kangsar, Perak, was amc:., WOOC: J B t letters ai Fenang'a -•ease queen, Mci Poh, seeking her hand m marriage. Curvaceous Mci Poh, announced thai aha :d
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    Lock icon BRITAIN, FRANCE REPLY
    601 1 Arbitrary Action By Egypt Will Be Resisted LONDON, Sept. 11 (AP) Britain and France declared today they were "rmined "to resist by ill appropriate means any arbitrary interference with r international asreeements" m the Suez Canal crisis. A joint communique is i British Prime Minister Sir Anthony
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    Lock icon ORDER GOES OUT: PILOTS MUST QUIT
    165 1 ts S iter) 1 «Su inal Con ie torwz'rA r r< on t-.e Suez from Sept. 14 ling to their le authorization to p wort was g message -n il C mp Egypt from the Compa\£m "rector seneral M. Jacques y ot. ...i non-Egyptian
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    Lock icon Slight Jump In Rice Price
    65 1 THE mail price of eertnin mdci of rice m Singapore From UMta9 Wfll be about half-a-cent prr katt more than the price ruling previously. Tho new prices tor thf foliowins graci<\^ of rice Will be: S.amese "B" Grade 10 percent $456 per long ton; Siamese
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    Lock icon 'Golden Girl' Is Arrested
    52 1 MANILA. Sept. 1 i (UP) The National B :reau of D tigation today he d 10 buriesq n ihow performers, including, Ju :o Jones, an American ■trip torn rtar, on charges of indecent exposure. Miss Jones was lulled as the i len Ciirl" while performini m
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    Lock icon 10,000 TONS CHINA RICE FOR MALAYA
    129 1 10,000 TONS CHINA RICE FOR MALAYA A SINGAPORE firm has closed a 53.500.000 rice deal with the Peking: Government. The Standard was told yesterday. Members of the SingaporeBurma Trade Association at a mooting decided to buy all the 10.000 tons of rice which China has offered to sell to Singapore.
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    Lock icon CHIEF SCOUT
    51 1 Mr. Jackson Dohbs, Canada's first Deputy Chief Scout, yesterday arrived by plane m Singapore from Colombo, where he visited his daughter and son-in-law. He wa s me t at the airport by the Canadian Trade Commissioner m Malaya. Mr. Melville P. Carson, and executives of the Boy Scouts
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    Lock icon Sui Mui (IN HOSPITAL) Writes A Love Note To Lover (IN JUNGLE)
    236 1 Sui Mui (IN HOSPITAL Writes A Love Note To Lover (IN JUNGLE KtAT A LUMPUR. Tues The Royal Air Force played -Cupid" today when it dropped 100.000 copies of a love letter to a hard core terrorist operating m the Bahau jungles. Author of that letter was Sui Mvi who
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    Lock icon 'LAY OFF SUEZ IF YOU DON'T WANT WAR'
    233 1 LAY OFF SUEZ IF YOU DON'T WANT WAR' NASSER PREPARES FOR THE WORST CAIRO, SEPT. 11 (REUTER)— PRESIDENT NASSER, IN AN INTERVIEW WITH THE GREEK NEWSPAPER, KATHERMERINI, PUBLISHED HERE TODAY, SAID ANY ATTACK ON EGYPT OVER THE SUEZ CANAL ISSUE WOULD AFFECT THE WHOLE WORLD FROM THE ATLANTIC TO THE
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    Lock icon Britannia Makes Perfect Landing
    107 1 A BOAC Britannia, the first large lone-dis-tance airliner m the world to uvr turbo prop engines, made a perfect landing :»t Pava Lcbar Airport. Sincaporr. >cst( rday from Colombo (apt. A.S.M Kendall. the Flight Suprrintrndent the BO\( Hntnnnia Fleet, said that the .iourne> took s x
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    Lock icon Oust Nasser Call By Rebel Radio
    113 1 Oust Nasser Call By Rebel Radio JERUSALEM. Israeli Section, Sept. 11 (AP) A call to term- r Egyptian Premier and Wafd leader Mustafa Nahaa Pasha to "come nut from Ms seclusion and steel the Egyptian ship of state to i safe snore 11 wa s made t< daj by a
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    Lock icon Blood Pressure? Try Beer!
    106 1 Blood Pressure Try Beer! NEW YORK. Srpt. 11 (AP) Drinking beer was recommended by a doctor yesterday for victims of high biood pressure or heart trouble. Dr Bertil Josephson. of St. Erik's Hospital. Stockholm, lold the first international congress of clinical chemistry that beer is beneficial because it helps the
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    Lock icon STRIKE ON DUTCH ESTATE
    78 1 JAKARTA. Best 11 'Reuter) some 40.000 rubber estate workers m North Sumatra were idle today following a strike call by th< unions In a protest against their employers refusal to meet demands for a 1955 b .nus A spokesman here lor thu Dutch Rubber Estate OWBCCI
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    Lock icon Easy Does It — Moscow
    55 1 Easy Does It Moscow London, sept 11 (Reotef A joint Boviet-Indi n< lan communique Issued m II cow today and quoted by Mo.scow Radio, said that the solution of the Suez Canal question "must be achieved by peaceful means." The communique, signed m the Kremlin, followed talks between President Snckarno
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    Lock icon More Guards For Strife-Torn City
    179 1 STURGIS, Kentucky. Sept 11 (AP)— Two additional National Guard units mo\ed into this racial strife-torn arei toda\ as irate prosepreeationLsts vowed to -keep our children out of Sturgis hiffh school iore\er. if necessary. A boycott started yester Negro stud* i wore escorted into the school
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    Lock icon $6 Million Racket: Eight Held
    63 1 $6 Million Racket: Eight Held sept 11 (Reuter) —Eight Indonesians had b< arrested m connection with the smuggling of for oontint to more than \!S c chief of the Criminal Investigation Department. Mr. Umar noadji announced today. The arrests had been made following police lr tions into three diftv caj=es
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    Lock icon STRONG PROTEST
    25 1 THE United State? ha a formal note to Red China which '"strongly protests" the shooting r. <- rican *T the mast n A A.P.
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    Lock icon A 300-pound Miss With 21-inch Biceps Has Come Here To Sing ....And DANCE!
    339 2 A 300-pound Miss With 21-inch Biceps Has Come Here To Sing ....And DANCE! MY, MY, MUI, MUI, YOUVE BEEN CAUGHT IN A NET! FAH RK HAR, Hongkong's 'Red-hot Momma" of the stage and screen, took a deep breath and heaved her tremendous hosom wiien shr met the Singapore Press for
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    Lock icon KIDNAPPERS HELD UP HIS TAX RETURNS, COURT TOLD
    102 2 KIDNAPPERS HELD UP HIS TAX RETURNS, COURT TOLD FONG SEE CHENG, a facttold a Singapore Court yesterday that he .'omit his income tax ret r-3 because he was kidnapm by imgrtT» on A -?ar. I Yodm pleaded guilty to wA submitting his tax returns for 1955. Prosecuting Officer. Mr. J.E.
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    Lock icon Housing Density In Colony 'Staggering,' Says SIT Boss
    392 2 100 PEOPLE PER ACRETHAT'S BECAUSE OF LAND SHORTAGE ONE hundred persons per acre this proposed housing density m Singapore's new satellite suburbs will "stagger" town-buil-ders m Britain, according to Mr. J. M. Fraser, manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust. Mr. Fraser stated
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    Lock icon He Abused Chance To Go Straight, So He's Back In Jail
    305 2 He Abused Chance To Go Straight, So He's Back In Jail ■\N ex-convict who was given an opportunity to go itrai At With a job at the Opium Treatment Centre on St John's Island, was yesterday sentenced to lour months' jail and fined $200, or a further two months, by
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    Lock icon HK EXCHANGE
    35 2 HONGKONG, Sept. 11 Special Standard Service: Cosing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were; $15.83 to El Sterling; $6,125 to US.M: 11J39 to Malayan M (0.193 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $265.73 to taej.
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    Lock icon TO STUDY IN HONOLULU
    53 2 t 11^^ FREDDIE CHAN, 17. e lesl aon oi Mr. Tan Kah Jeo, persona] ssistant to Dato Cheng-lock Tan. president of the Malayan Chinese Association, left Singapore by air yesterday for a four-year engineering at the University of Hawaii in Honolulu. Freddie was educated at St.
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    Lock icon Fined $50 For Indecency
    24 2 FLEURY Harry Pram li wai fined $50 m a fffi^fP"— Magistrate's Court yesterday [or indecently exposing himself to 15-year-old e;ri.
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    Lock icon Bus Company Cautioned
    67 2 V.R. X C. < c Singapore City Court Magistrate yesterday cautioned and discharge the Tay Koh Vat Bus Company for displaying an advertisement Aerdeka" ie windscreen of one of its buses. executive of the company pleaded guilty on behalf of \hc manaflenM i I It was ruled
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    131 2 COMMODITY PRICES el USING rubber pn< (cents per Ib.l i n s pore yesterday were Ru>erv Sellfr» norn 90J ?H Sept KSS No 1 91 i K.S s kss No m Tone Slichth SPOKt 11\ 1'he price of tir 0t the ii»cal market rl.O w.»s v' I LONDON KL'dKH No
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    Lock icon 10 Years' Experience —But They Face Exams Again
    181 2 10 Years' Experience But They Face Exams Again SE" ors, who have been working with a Singapore shipping company for the past 10 years, will have to rit for their examinations again because they hold International Burmese Certificates. Captain Said bin Alias, S of the Malayan Ship OH: ers 1
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    Lock icon Wendy Turns Chinese For Yangtse Incident
    131 3 V IK TI 1 N > ear old rnil\ X i -n i entre) bas always dr.- ..k- >•- iimt. ..'M-r „rU „f h-r tn.it she might one day get I part m .i film Now, her ciream has mnif triio Wcnd> s "he
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    Lock icon PUBLIC WILL HAVE TO FOOT THE BILL
    302 3 City Council Turns Down Demand For Pay Increase THE acting City Council President. Mr. R. Middleton-Smith, yesterday reminded the Singapore City Council Water Department Labour Union that the general public have to pay for any increase m wages for its members or improved
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    Lock icon Lumberjack In Fatal Mishap
    46 3 BENTONG. Tues. A lumberjack, Mun Hum, 41. was fatally injured on the Ben-tong-Raub Road m a collision with a motor cycle. The motor cyclist. Khar bin n 20. a Home Guard hospital with head and che es. His condition Is not serious.
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    Lock icon We Want To Share The Crisis With You: Kyle
    161 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue? The Air Officer Commanding. Malaya. Air Vice-Marshal W. H. Kyle, assured Malayans today that it was the of all Air Fcrce 3 serving here to "share with you an undt cf their role against the common enc: Air
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    Lock icon Labour Dept. Opens Branch
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR. T:;cs. The Trade Union Adviser"? Department hns opened a branch at Johore Bahru. It will lie the headquarters of the A ■ml Trade Union Advisex r the Southern Division h covers Johore. Negrj Sembilan and Malacca. The office at Malacca will continue to be
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    96 3 BENTONG. Tues. Finger-printing of children let "Operation "Terek" has its problems, and none so queer as the one at Manehis Village nrar th Negrl Sembilan Pahang border. Three pairs of Chinese. Malay and Indian twins tame ior registration today. One of the .Malay
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    Lock icon Tunku Will Open Malay Language Meet
    291 3 Tunku Will Open Malay Language Meet THE third and the largest usv Language and Literary- Congress will open m Johore Bahru this Sunday, at 10 a.m. with ceremonial speeches of welcome to delegates from Indonesia, Brunei. Seria, London, the Federation of Malaya and Singapore. The Congress, which was initiated m
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    Lock icon Anti-Red Pamphlets In Schools
    58 3 A LARGE number of AntiCommunist pamphlets were found strewn m the grounds o f several Chinese schools m Singapore yesten: Some pamphlets were also found m Wilkie Road. Pamph >'- wore found m Cheng Wah Girls School. Chuns Chena High School. Gil School and York Eng
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    Lock icon Tunku Bids Farewell To 'Brunei Contingent'
    289 3 Uphold Your Traditions' KI'ALA LIMPIR, Tucs— The Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, this morning bidding; farewell to the Federation Police Contingent proceeding to Brunei said their secondment was the first of many Malayan gestures to help her oil-rich neighbour. The Tunku, who Inspected! the
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    Lock icon $30,500 For 7 Reds
    69 3 MALACCA. Tucs. Rewards totalling 130,500 were offered to the people here yestei ay lor information leadins to the elimination of .-even hard-core Communi Is operating m the area. Heading the list are District Committee Secretary. It Hiong, and District Committee memBT, Ho Lim Sens. Each has
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    Lock icon BUMPER TRADE FAIR
    235 3 34 Exhibitors Take 6,700. Sq. Ft. Space IPOH. Tuc— lhls year's fair here, organized by the management of Jubilee Park, premises to mi Kioeei .i ever Ml N| CbODI Fatt, Perak manager ol Bhaws 1 Enterprises told The Standard today. total of 6.700 square reel ol stall
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    Lock icon Varsity Students Teach Seafarers Mathematics
    222 3 Varsity Students Teach Seafarers Mathematics A MARINE CLASS" for officers and sailors has been started by the Malayan Ship Officers' Union to give local seamen better prospects in thrir chosen career. I Secretary of the Union. Capt. Mohamad Said Bias, j told The Standard that m this class, officers would
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    Lock icon 123 Packers To Lose Their Jobs
    205 3 123 Packers To Lose Their Jobs THE fa f and Shop Workers' Union is making eftorts to persuade a Singapore Rubber Pf Mng Contractor, Mr. Sng Kwee Choon, not to dismiss 123 rubber packers employed m a godown m Bobtrtaon Quay. Mr. Sng. rhief rubber packing contractor of Messrs. MeAlister
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    Lock icon 50 Freed Of Parking Offence
    69 3 FIFTY taxi-driver? were acquitted m the Singapore City Court yesterday ol parkins their vehicles m froni the City Hall and causing obstruction to traffic. The Court prosecutor, Mr. R. Ram-on .-aid that v. nessei In the case have not appeared In court to give evidence.
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    14 3 ALL was quiet on the Emer--0 Bey m the Federation faa> terri,
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    Lock icon Two Jailed For Hold-Up Of Schoolgirl And Soldier
    354 4 Two Jailed For Hold-Up Of Schoolgirl And Soldier COURT TOLD OF ROBBER WHO GAVE CORPORAL S2 FOR HIS TAXI FARE A E9N6APOBB schoolgirl and I British serviceman utip robbed at knife point by tour masked men on the ni^lit ot June 18 this year, at Farrer Park, the Singa[miic Assizes
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    Lock icon A Hug And A Kiss At Their First Meeting
    158 4 PETITE MM Madeline So, IS, wen; to London three year.s ago to study at the Royal Academy of Mu-;c. She returned by plane to Singapore yesterday, with number ol degrees LRSM.. A.R.C.M. and G.R S M. At the airport to meet
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    Lock icon POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH GIVING FALSE EVIDENCE
    125 4 POLICE OFFICER CHARGED WITH GIVING FALSE EVIDENCE IMBFICTOI hiew Choon, of the Singapore Police Force, claimed trial la the Fifth Magistrate*! Court I esterelaj la livtai talas e\ idence and v ithholdnv; evMesMc hi .1 recesl court proceedings. i bm pri-vf! ution alleged tli.it Aim gave fai>e evMeaee ia Ike
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    Lock icon Council Budget Meeting
    39 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A special meeting of the Johore Executive Council w; yesterday to consider the budgets of the State"-: Town Councils and Town Boards. The meeting was attended by the chairmen of the reppective councils.
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    Lock icon A Judge's Lament'No Borstal'
    208 4 THE Singapore Second District Judge, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, yesterday lamented the complete absence of Boi I Institutions to accommo lie ■■juvenile" offenders m the Colony. He made these comments, when he put a 17-year-ola youth. Peter Rozario. on two years' probation. The youth was convicted
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    Lock icon 'ORIENTATION' AT VARSITY
    132 4 FIVE hundred students from Singapore and the I Federation entering the University of Malaya for the first time this month will br isked to take part m Orientation proceeding The proceedings an intended tn Introduce new Students to University life, meet members of the staff, and. enable
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    Lock icon They'll Pick The 'Ideal Work Girl'
    174 5 Tir I to pick Singa[deal Working Girl of 195o postponed from Sept. 1 will be held at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden on Oct. 6. the organizers announced yesterday. The winner will be selected by votes from the audience on the night of the
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    Lock icon Man Stabbed, Then Robbed
    49 5 A Singapore seaman. Her tabbed m the ien he refused to hand -over some money to four .no confronted him c was returning home lay night m Yio Chu Kan^ Road. ns him. the four men removed $23f) from the and fled into a iorong.
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    Lock icon Exhibition To Benefit Dogs
    48 5 ".IRS. June Dale, a member of the Singapore Canine Welfare ation. yesterday opened an oil painting e *hiat the V.M.C.A. The 41 paint in.?s on show a woman ii!, to the trom the sale of the F to wards advancement of canine welfare work
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    Lock icon Oh, No! Our Aim Is To 'Strengthen Morals'
    248 5 KILLJOYS !'l HI IC Morals Committr ti> i onduct "Operation .Mi als h.i> been formed, Mr I. mi Choon Mong, UM «»i .mi/rr ol tin* cammid The Standard da 3 Mr l.nn. who heads the !■">- man committee, said ih.it tlit> committee
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    Lock icon Parking Bans Are Such A Nuisance —Councillor
    175 5 CAR parking restrictions m Singapore City are a ureal nuisance, Liberal ><v ilist Councillor, Mr. Chan Kum Chce.told The Standard \c.storday. Mr. Chan was comment- j on the Registrar of Vehicles. Mr. B. C. J. Buckeridge's decision to put a 24-hour ban on
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    206 5 Top Posts For The Local Men They'll Be I rained ,In Britain THIRTY-TWO Htftag ■Seen ot the Bißfipoif Government have be?n interviewed by the Public Services Commission for selection to head the proposed Rural District Councils under the McNefec Comniittcr recommendalion on L<tcil Government, The
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    Lock icon Visitors' Handbook Popular
    75 5 Visitors' Handbook Popular !I orders coming from as far afield as Australia, the visitors' publication, "Singapore Month to Month," has had to increase its issue. Although the booklet normally is distributed via air lines and tourist bureaus the additional printing will be sol the publishers, Jay Birch Co.. Ltd.. at
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    Lock icon They All Arrive On Same Boat
    227 5 They All Arrive On Same Boat M I 1 I Kehccc i Hans, rJsdM top returned to SinnaSfl \e>terd;iv from the I nited States 00 the liner, Corfu, after obtaining a Bau helm of .'Music degree in Salem, Oregon. She was met b\ oat parents. Rev Paul S II. Hans
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    Lock icon RECITAL FOR STUDENTS
    115 5 A CONTRAST m violins will be given to school children m Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall, on ThursSept. L' 7, at 5 p.m., when they will hear a 213-year-old Guarneri violin and one made only two years ago by American Dudley Reed. The violinist is Carroll
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    Lock icon Car On Fire After Crash
    48 5 A CAR caught fire after a triple crash at the junction of Eta ihore Road and Queen Street, Singapore, yestcr f Two cars and a lorry were involved. No one was hurt. The fire was soon extinguished by the Cil f Fire Brigade
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    Lock icon ARMED ROBBERY
    198 5 THEY FIRST ADMIRED THE FRUIT TREES two gCraacm nctrttj i ri.[!\ uirl m the < cinpnuiiri i, i home m Unhand Koad. Bif MfUtt, yesterday. and l«>id her how ninth they admired her rambutan trees. Suddenly, her smiles froze. i> tin- tun nun whipped out theil uun^ and
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    Lock icon Trishas To Be Given Freedom Of The Road?
    156 5 Trishas To Be Given Freedom Of The Road? SINGAPORE City Council may officially give the freedom of the road to the city's 5.000 trisha riders at the end of this month. The Vehicles and Traffic Committee of the Council last week recommended that the Council should adopt a policy of
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    Lock icon TONIGHT'S CONCERT
    25 5 idelity concert to b D tonight at the YM.C.A.. on Orchard Road. will feature Beethoven's First and Ninth Symphonies, conducted by Arturo Toscanini.
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    Lock icon 'Don't Drive Hawkers Into Bad Company'
    225 5 SINGAPORE City Council should open up more streets lor hawkers to ply their ware-. Labour Front Councillor, Mr. 11. A. Jivahhai. Mi The Standard vest c rd ay. Otherwise it will drive the disillusioned hawkers into extremist political camps or secret societies, he warned.
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      Lock icon The Bus Dispute
      570 6 I N bus owners have decided to have a show-down with bus workers. The PanMalayan Bus Operators' Association is prepared to withdraw their buses from the roads of khl C ."try m support of the Malacca bus ov c employees are on strike. Tre National Union Jrf
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      346 6 )W much thought do boy s and girls m Malaya aive today to what they are going to do when they leave school? According to Selangor's Chief Education Office M K. D. Lo people m this country have any plans for' future. This is a serious indictmer.v
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    652 6 iSBINGTON itfEWSPAPIftS m thr I > r r tho gress toward racial Integration m schools of van wctioni of the South deplore the isolated incidents of violence that has averthat progress mi n the ,il' nroblem I'll.- Atlanta (Georgia) Constitution, ne •ie c
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    724 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA LTHOUG II he was speaking to the 1.500 members of the Singapore division of the United Malay- National Organization on Sunday at the opening of their headquarters. Federal Chief Minister. Tonka Abdul Rahman, directed his addrc.-s to Malayan politicians m general. Those
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      158 6 Sir: Now that UMNO has accepted the principle of Jus Soli to be embodied m the memorandum to the Reid Commission, I suggest that an additional condition be included to read "Every holder or individual whether locally-born or othorwi.se. amongst the Indian and Chinese population, be requested
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      45 7 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sept. II APi Brazil ye.-terday announced 11 WOUld decorate N< therlands 1 General I. A. 111 r. h'-nd of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, with the OrnVr of the Southern Croat. GenAriler is here to open a KLM i| r.r;.
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      26 7 KM* bonn. Qeraany, Bepl II ,\p, We^t Germany's new armed fOI now r. :tw rtH.OOO mm m uni.'orm. the Defence Ministry announced yesterday
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      33 7 BELIZE. British Honduras. Bent 11 (API This British colony yesterday celebrated 158th anniversary of the Battle ol st. Qeorgi Day. which ended Spain's claims to the colony and established. British rule.
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    57 7 NEW YORK. Sept. 11 (Apt Qiuseppt Campora, MO-yrar-Old Ifilan tener said yesterday thai tbl United States was m the process o[ •operati'- a>crniency" but his native Italy was at I "standstill" because of a lack of new trained voices. He told reporters: "'The Uni'ed States is
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    455 7 Egypt Will Reject Peaceful Solution'— Menzies If's A Gteat Misfortune— 'Not Entirely Unanticipated' LONDON, Sept. 11. Mr. R. G. Menzies, Australian Prime Minister, who led the five-nation Suez Committee to Cairo, said today he hoped to have talks on his way home with President Eisenhower and Mr. John Foster Dulles,
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    224 7 STUDENTS JEER NEGRO GIRL HOUSTON, Texas, Sept. 11 (IP)— A white man swim? punches at a Negro man and a news photographer, but missed both times, and white children tried to jeer a Negro girl away from a white school sterday. White students forced
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    250 7 Blood Oozed From Hands Of An Iron Christ —Blacksmith's Claim NICK, Franc?, Sept. 11 (IP)— A village blacksmith who believes "neither m God or the devil" said yesterday that blood oozed from the nailpierced hands of an iron Christ he was fixing to a cross. Yves Le Cacr. a Macksmittl
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    69 7 WASHINGTON. Sept. 11 (AP)— Louis Rothschild. Undersecretary of Corrmerce. said last night the U.S. has a supply of "mothball?d" tankers ready for use if the Suez Canal crisis creates a need for them. "We do have tanker? m the reserve fleets, ready to be commissioned if
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    37 7 r»i..!,. DIAMOND KOfl and Mi^v D U.m: tbnr skill on thr stag? of thr Qu< <n M II I nt Thr pair placed second m thr t.r-i li.uk S I. U.P.
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    114 7 Teenagers Go Wild In Britain M WCHKSTI H i land >r;>! 11 \r Polirr rolled into action again jaatority to rope ».i ii i i 1 1 1 1 f •i noil i id v oil i m h> i tin c^ptM Xi i .i nI m I p(1 n
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    210 8 THE Queen roared with laughter. So did the Duke oi Edinburgh, Prince Charles. Princess Anno and Princess Margaret. They were watching the wrestling events during the Highland (James at the village of Braemar. Scotland, when it happened. World champion heavy weight wrestler John Bland, of
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    207 8 C A 5 T E L GANDOLFO. Sept. 11 (UP)— Pope Pius XII said m a major speech to doctors today that medical law "can never consent"' to cutha- nd :a. abortion or other '•medical acts which clearly contradict the law of God."'
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    60 8 SYDNEY, Sept. 11 (Reuter) Four ships of the Royal Australian Navy are on their way from Sydney to take part m combined SEATO exercises m the Singapore area. The ships, led by the new Hi t hip of the Australian 0 I aircraft-carrier Melbourne included
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    140 8 French Tax Men Get Tough PARIS. Sept. 11 (AP»— preach court ha.^ sentenced a scrap iron dealer to 15 months m jail for income tax evasion. It was the stiffesi tax penalty m the memory of court reporters Few tax cases reach the P rench courts. They usually are settled
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    158 8 STOCKHOLM. Sept. 11 (AD— Anatole Ericsson, ■16-year old radar instrument maker, today confessed m court he had been a spy for the Soviet I nion for 20 years. Bric—oa told the Stockholm Magistrates Court the Russians had asked him as late as 1953
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    83 8 U.S. Aid For Thai Naval Base BANGKOK, Sept. 11 (Reutcr) The United States would give Thailand UJ545.000,--to build up Sattahib naval base, Admiral of the Fleet Luang Yuddhasat Kosol today. The base is about 200 miles south-east of Bangkok. The admiral, comman :-i.-;-chief of the Royal Thai Navy, returned yesterday
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    155 8 ADELAIDE, Sent. U (Renter) Flood-besieged Renmark faces a new threat today a? the Darling River rises higher and joins the already floooed Murray. Renmark. 214 miles from Adelaide, and centre of an inundated fruit district, has been fighting the Murray from sand ig levees
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    84 8 CHICAGO. Sept. 11 (AP) A B-year-o] I woman was killed today when a motorist, do* i by police a? her former boy friend, deliberately ran j his car into her. made a fast U-turn and ran Qver her a second time. Her male com- pardon
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    208 8 Russia Ready To Sign Peace Pact With Japan TALKS MUST BE CONTINUED SO. TOKYO, Sept. 11 (APi Russia is rcody to sign a peace agreement with Japan on "Adenauer Formula," Radio Moscow indicct tonight. "The talks for restoration of diplomatic relations between us (Japan and Russia) must be contir. the
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    62 8 They 're Better Than Machines TAIPEI. Sept. 11 (Rcutcr) A team of ten Chinese cxi at calculating on an abacus, leaves here for Japan on Sept. 25 for a series of exhibition contests with Japanese abacu^ champions, the Chamber of Commerce announced today. During a recent contest eight of the
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    118 8 He'll Have To Do His Singing In Jail First MELBOURNE. Sept. 11 (Reiner)— "l'd rather be a singer than a soldier." 20-year-old Private Barclay Robert Moodie told a court martial today. He added: "I'd be happy iery I had to srruh hedges, and mow 'I'm not a bad looking fellow
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    136 8 BRISBANE. Sept. 11 (AP)-Policr m lov fi plane> searched today for a bold hand of rustler^ have pulled if Australia's biggest tattle raid of the century. They sneaked into a lonely 40.000 acre property m crn Queensland and drove off 800 of a herd
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    33 8 OH! YOU LUCKY DOG! photo. j DANCER Abbe Lone, wife of Americon bond leader Xavier Cugot, is shown with her pet V chihuahua, Chichi, at the Lido m Venice. M.ss JFestival. A. P.
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    126 8 Hope Dims For Missing Airmen TOKYO. Sept. 11 (UP) Heavy seas and darkness dimmed hopes of finding 16 American airmen whose typhoon-hunting B-50 reconnaissance plane disappeared m typhoon Emma Japan and Russia on Monday night. -9 search planes from the B-50's home base near Tokyo searched the Japan Sea on
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    54 8 NICOSIA, Sept. 11 (AP^ Left-wing trade unionists demonstrated m against British Governor John Harding. About 200 unionist ed on the main street banners which read: "H ing: You promised to fc: and forget. We demand ao Police riot squads and Brl» tish soldiers dispersed the demonstration. Several
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    71 8 Bose Dead Official DELHI, Sept. 11 (Rev- Subhas Chandra Boat, Indian national hero who fled a during the Jast war joined the Japanese to free India from British ru. still alive, according to report of an official er^ which Mr. Jawaharla the Indian Premier, presented to Parliament today. Mr. Nehru
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      328 8 REVOLUTION IN PAINTING At last Pick the exact paint colour you want j-~- I /^ef QQQ\ X I \^'/tf- ll 'SHADES 10 CHOOSE; I Come ond see fho mogn.ficent ROBBIALAC 'uj i CCLORI2ER ALBUM. Make your choice from i f j• X GpHSe 111 fascmahng range of nine hundred ond
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    195 9 I RESEARCH ON PLANET MARS f) WASHINGTON pi.4W£T Mars has too little oxygen or water vapour m its atmosphere to be detected by a spectrosc pc, an expert reported. However, Doctor C. C. Kiess, a rpectroscopist with the National Bureau of Standards. •lid his
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    82 9 >IR. P BALACHANDRAN and his hride, tho former Visalaksh Kannan. h'tth teachers m Singapore. were married m Trllicherry. South India la>t month. They returnrd lo the Colonj last Sunday. photo photo. I Hi R.iharuddin hin Abu nd his bride after their bersiidinj ceremony X 11 Lumpur !ni he I
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    404 9  - Answering fan mails of Sherlock Holmes Eddy Gilmore By GOVERNMENT HELPS TO KEEP ALIVE LEGEND LONDON. JOHN Greaves is a sentimental British businessman dedicated to keeping alive the Legend of Sherlock Holmes. "I'm a man who hates to trample on an illusion," he says, tapping a bulging: file O f
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    274 9 See Naples and CRY NAPLES. HP HAT may be your experience Kb beau- Naples if you don't hold on to your wallet, according to those m the ways of travel here. Rounding up report from all foreign consull m the city. Charles If. Dozy. Consul General ot the Netherreported that
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    163 10 Imports Of Copra Decline MALAYAN copra imports m the first seven months this year totalled 60,602 tons (July 8,457 tons), against 66,332 tons m the corresponding period last year (July 1951 7,661 tons). Exports m the same sevenmonth period amounted to 12.220 tons i July 2,000 tons), ■fatnst 25.855 tons
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    126 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prim per picul yesterday were Copra. Sent. Si 1 1 buyers. H6i ::ers. coconut oil M<H sellers coconut oil (drum.-i |43| seller?; Muntok white pepper SI 22 sellers, Sarawak white $121 sellers, Special Sarawak black $84. Singapore Copra Association I prices: Straits
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    29 10 Ri'BBFR crops harvested for August, were: Malaka Pinda UB£M lh>; United Malacca 132,148 It.; Aver Molek ***** lb.j Leong Hin San 49.500 lb.; Nyalas Rubbet 41.722 lb.
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    27 10 THE Hindustan Aircraft Factory at Bangalore will manufacture light-weight a!imetal welded integral rail COachei M par! of the development projects under the Second Five-Year Plan.
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    136 10 lg L~ &Z^ (I .j... n^mfj ■--a tl virir nr -iti rr n j v.iiYr*iiirt*L-i^rfri. I.MiiiiuiiU1 .MiiiiuiiU THE tempo of business m the Malayan share market slowed down m the industrials section yesterday. Tins were slightly better, while rubber shares were steady. Prices generally were
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    71 10 SOUTH Africa bH warned that L 45 .000.000 worth of gold a year may be lot unlc>s the United States agrees to South Africa's demand! for an increased dollar price for gold. South African Finance Minister J NftndC made thiBtatement on bifl arrival m London
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    140 10 MALAYAN' -harcbrokcrs JPCSterday reported the folio a: b tsii ess done: C.T.S. ord< 28/ 1 1 Fed. T> «2.04>: F. N. ordJ 12.10, 52.07: Gammon «i 9h Waugh $1 M Breweries $2.92j M. Cemeni odd lot: Mi H S'or^stf $1,474: O.C. Bank $34.25; Kobmson orri< «l .CO:
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    155 10 OUTER ROADS Xeritopsis. D e Eerens. Van Heutz, Winona. Inchkilda Ed. Branly, V'.admir Arsonev. M den Mead. Betwa. Dorinthis. :ig. Kirov. Asphalion, M"onika, En.io Maru. Lapaz. INNER ROADS Landak. Hin Ann. Billiton. Van Den Broek, P. Kidjang. Sri Trenggani, Champadan, t'al'ex 93. Temburong. Thempamat, Renong, Belaga, Visut Kasatri,
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    248 10 PARKE DAVIS OPENS BRANCH IN S'PORE PARKE, Davis Co., a world-wide pharmaceutical firm with representation m almost every country m the free world, has opened a sales promotion office m Singapore. It b on the eighth floor of Asia Insurance Building and under the direction of Dr. H Bi ttkreui
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    168 10 Rubber Drops Despite China Deal price lost 1 cent> i day despite a cabled r j from Peking which v. w r China had bought .'i.OtM ol rubber from Mali October first grach merit closed on a slightly easier market, at 91| cents (Monday 9U cents). Market circles m S.ngipotf
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    73 10 Picture show*. Ihro memhors of the hand signing autographs for fail members of the Bournville staff C.idhurvs whose cktwlates are known thr umlri VfCr, are represented ni Si ni; a pore and the Federation of Malax.i by Sime. Dwbf A. "<■.. Ltd. THE band of the Malayan
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    35 10 A SHIPMENT of 200 gross of mapping pens, made by a famou E firm, leaves for Shanghai this week. It is the first order from China since before the Second World W«fc
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    137 10 SEVENTY-FIVE to eightyfive per cent of the rubber m the average U.S. passenger car black tyre is U.S. made synthetic rubber and not imported from Africa or the Far I according to Mr. W. F. Billing acting technical, director of B.F. Goodrich Tyre Company. B ;t. he
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      34 10 NOTICE GEORGE LEE LIMITED AIR XL. CHUA has been -»l promoted to the appointment ol Field Manager of the Company tor the Federation of Malaya. LEE MAU SENG General Manager Singapore 10th Sept. 1956.
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    70 12 'I^HE new tot] sleeper, with and without attachment, is shown on the right. It is used as a basis for the latest ceramic and modern ear adornments, such as those shown below it. You can make your own earrings by fixing on the rod beads to match
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    142 12 'PHIS delirious Italian veal -t- <k r U cco (an t* cooked one d.iy and reheated th* next One leg of veal (above the knee); two tablespoons cooking oil; two ounces margarine; one onion; one carrot; seasoning; small tin tomato puree; one glass white wine (optional);
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    203 13 LONDON. Sept 10. Router) Itockport County and Southampton. respedi\.- m the northern and I'h.-ru >-. •••> ,»f the r uMii^in > >'Hur proStockport County went d 24) at Oldham. This ena ;rcj.s ic^a.r. :rp p. a -c. rlartlepoola won 5-2 at homa against Southport, whom
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    768 13  -  BILL FUNK Lilly Yokoi, The Msl5 000 A Month 'Ballerina Of Bicycle' By WHEN Abe Saperstein's fabulous Harlem Globetrotters hit Singapore on December 11, lor a threegame exhibition series, they are bound to monopolize the limelight. They'll not only have the colourful Honolulu S irf"iders team to
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    280 13 English Coach Pleased With John Harith LONDON, Sept. 11. (AP).— Singapore soccer roaches John Then and Harith Omar left behind at least one ardent admirer m England Norman Creek, assistant director of coaching lor the English Football "They came to England to pick Ud few lips on the gam<\" Creek
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    236 13 NEW YORK, Sept. 11 (AP) The World Series \vi!! be opened on Oct. 3 m the home park of tho winning National League team, Baseball Commissioner Ford Friek's Ottce announced yesterday. BATTING lßa«=ed on 325 at bust— Mantle. New York. 395 Wilhams. Boston. 344: Kuenn.
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    91 13 RESULTS of the First and Second qualifying rounds of the Roya! Singapore Go'.f C".ub Championships are as folio The following qualified: G. O. Cruickshank. J. C. Hutcheson, D. W. McMullan. A. R. P< H. B C. Davies. R. J Isherwood. J. F. Pearcy, D. I SUrk. The "draw"
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      351 13 Today s Ties Following fixtures to be play•d today 1 1 VGI I DIV. 1: Bolt on vs Cha. Burnley. Leeds vs Man. Sbeff. Wed. vs Cardiff, Wolves ,->d i i u.i c ni\ r <~ vs 3:.-" C- eester vi Bury, Middlesbro \,i i niv m.i rm Brighton vi
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    364 14  - 'WEIGHTS MORE WEIGHTS REST.. .REST IN PEACE' VAZIR MARKAR Mystery Circulars Hit SHA Squad Idiot At Work, Says Coach By AN anon vinous writer has declared war on the Singapore Hockey Association, and is Tiring' unauthorised circulars into the association's Olympic training camp to contuse both players and officials alike.
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    540 14  - DAVID 'S BACK IN THE GAMES SQUAD JEFFERY JAMES _-__-»--------f-r_aßß-BBBaBBBaBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBWBBBBBBWBB^ < V 1 f "saß-gIT I W _r___J_--J-_- ,£j__ < _-^.r^,«,f.^^^ a f,^.K- 1 ,-.,IjAaB^BBBBBB,B*^ 1 SAYS.... mint statement issued by the Singapore A tcur Swimming Association and Representatives of A Schools and the Ministry of Education is as follows.
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    133 14 GORDON King of St. Andrew's School showed his superiority as a middle distance swimmer m the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday when he won the final of his school's 400 metres freestyle championship m the record time of sm. 11s. King beat Fon? Hoc Beng to second
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    239 14 Malays 'Ban' Their Two Top Shuttlers SINGAPORE'S b«M Malay shuttlers, Thomas Cupper I-nuil bin Marjan and top-ranking Omar Ibrahim have been banned 1 from Singapore Mala Badminton Vvsociat ion-sponsored tournaments for t\v Announcing this drastic sto on their most famous player A. Bakar Aljaru. honorar secretary of the Singapore 1
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    188 14 \\H\l -truck X X* I -»-k,-tb.ill roach when he began work M ,,,rr W.h >P|.rU S. P•• U olonx f 1 1 1 i i m; T-m l'» f» ll -Id have t> bright basketball f mmented a v ipilthrowing th e ball p schoolch •chool
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    71 14 THE BincapOTe Selection tram to pl;iy again>t the Pakistan Football Federation at the Jalaii Besai Stadium at 3.15 pm. tonisht will be chosen from the following: Loh Fook Ten?. Aman Ka.--taw;. Ali Samijan. Foo Hce Jong, Ho Hin Weng, Ibrahim. Aw Boon Seang, Quah Kirn Beng. Radin Ali.
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    83 14 Wong The King Of Thailand SIX Silver (ire v badminton racquets, specially autographed by Sinsaporo'.s world iaino ii s professional. Wong Pens Soon, were flown by air yesterday to Bangkok. The racquets were ordered by the Thailand Badminton Association. Mr. Hwang Yong Lim. m an urgent cable to Peng Soon,
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    263 14 Daybrook Avanti Promoted To Class 1 DAYBKOOK and Avanli. two Bukit Timah runaway winnrr<.. have hern promoted to Class One, according tv the latest Straits Racing Association amendment list. Other Transfers Are: V: <:n Clan 3 to Qasi 2- Hoplasa; Bondi. Pnm C UM I to C'ass t: The Jobber;
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    320 14 TIGER Sporting Association saved their prestige when their desperate second half rally enabled them to sain a 3-0 victory over the Rovers Sports Club m their SAP A Senior Cuptie at JaLan Besar Stadium yesterday. Aftei iting
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    67 14 The following players have been selected to represent the Ceylon Sports Club against R.A.F. Seletar m a hockey match to be played at Balestier Road at 5.15 p.m. today E. M. Pillai (Capt.), W. Ponniah. E. Doraisamy, Bala Krishnan, S. Murugasu, E. Wi k F Fen A. Vijiaratnam,
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    90 14 SINGAPORE Hockey Association will hold six trials before they announce the tent to go to Melbourne m November for the Olympic Games, said Mr. Noel Hay, the honorary coach of the pie team. The first of these finals will be held on Sunday on tbt Girls'
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      73 14 SAAA Trial FOLLOWING are Ih, r- and times of the Olympic Athletic Trial to be held tonight at the Jalan Bc-'f Stadium commencing at 7.00 p.m. Competitors. Reserves BiMi Officials arc requested to collect their passes at the gate before 7.00 p.m. ;-> m.— Pole Vault. 7.0.1 p.m.— ion Metrt
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      35 14 LETICS Olyy Besar Stadium nt 7.00 pm. SOCCER SAFA charity SOSC FT nt Jalan Besar Si at 8.15 p RUGBY The Blacks R.U FC. t* s Institv School; St. Andr, 12th Police at Thomson Road.
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