Singapore Standard, 14 September 1956

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    21 1 Singapore Standard jttSL ii? VP"| "Tl*» t\j I 11. .No. 7 1 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1956 Ji PAGES 15 i[Vi>
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    Lock icon SUEZ: EDEN STAKES HIS GOVT.
    753 1 THE DIFFICULTIES ARE NOT OUR MAKING' We Do Not Intend To Shoot A Way Through The Canal, Says Dulles LONDON, SEPT. 13.— SIR ANTHONY EDEN'S CON SERVATIVE GOVERNMENT PLUNGED AHEAD TODAY WITH A NEW PLAN FOR MOVING SHIPS THROUGH THE SUEZ CANAL. Sir Anthony put
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    Lock icon UN. GETS THE 'DANGER SIGNAL,' BUT NO ONE ASKS FOR HELP
    214 1 UN. GETS THE 'DANGER SIGNAL,' BUT NO ONE ASKS FOR HELP MTF.P NATIONS New k Sept 1? (UP)— Britain I inre warned the Unitltltt— > today that ndo n inference pro <>n Sue/ Canal constitute "a manifest to peace and se< 'irRut the British and n<b raisins: th«* mi rent
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    Lock icon Aborigine Unit May Be Called In To Fight Reds
    236 1  -  K. C. ARUN By Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Government is planning to raise i Temiar squadron" of veteran sharp-shooting aborigines to clear up" Malaya's ucing: Communist terrorist -an:-. This squadron. The Standard learnt today, may be the forerunner of
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    Lock icon THE CAPE FOR P & O LINERS
    69 1 THE CAPE FOR P O LINERS LONDON. Sept. 13 (Real I —The P. and O. ship; line.s announced teday that their linen which nonr. proceed through the Suez Canal are bi ,n<j -routed via the Cape of Good Hope. The Carthage, which hi due to sail from Southampto n tomorrow
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    Lock icon PRICE OF TIN SKYROCKETS TO $404.75
    135 1 PORES tin price yesterday skyrocketed to •404J per picul, a rise of $5 over Wednesday's quotation. The price has gained $13 5/8 m the past two days. Cabled reports said tin prices m London shot up £14 to £T9OJ a ton m response to
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    Lock icon 4-POINT PLAN TO FIGHT THE 'SHYLOCKS'
    159 1 4-POINT PLAN TO FIGHT THE 'SHYLOCKS' THE first big step to money lenders m the Co Committee of the Singapoi regulate the licensing of lony will be taken by the c Cooperative Union at a ■meeting on Sept. 20. Union .secretary. Mr Andrew B. Pinto, told The Standard yesterday, the
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    Lock icon Malayan Pens Mightier Than Guns—Tunku
    143 1 Malayan Pens Mightier Than Guns— Tunku KIALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The I->(lorati(tn Chief Minister. Tunku Abdul Hahnun. tonight reiterated vii.it many a lesser Mala\m\ politirian i> scared to admit that 'the pen is mightier than the sun." Speaking at the Press lub's Bth anniversary dmnrr. he declared that the experience was
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    Lock icon Terrorists In Surabaya
    47 1 JAKARTA. Sept. 13 (UP> A .zang of self-styled revolu- ists terrorized tleej Chinese residents of Surabaya ot ud six home? n Kamponfl Patemon Kali, it was reported today. Police said no casualties occurred, hut damage to window? kd I iraDi ■mounts to about US
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    Lock icon Teacher Detained
    43 1 A SINGAPORE teacher. Chua Tin Ton£. 21, WU detained by the Police Special Branch on Wednesday under the Public Security Act. Chua. a teacher m the Sin Public Chinese School. Upper SeranjCOOfl Road, was led at his home near the school.
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    Lock icon UN Protest
    28 1 AMBASSADOR Arthur S Lall, of India, on Wednesday requested the UH. to place before the 12th General A?semh.v a complaint again?t South Africa's policy of apartheid.
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    Lock icon Officer's Big 'Catch' Was A Man
    142 1 FISHERMAN'S TALE PENANG, Thurs.— Second OrYiier Proh?-ska Josip. fi>hine oiY the stern of the Yugoslav ship "Dinara" last nisht. felt a huse tug on his line. and found he had hooked a man. Th° "fish" was later Identified as A. Kandasamy, a Prai wharf
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    Lock icon Rulers Urge 'Merger' Of Malacca And Penang
    264 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.-The Malay Rulers have ursed the "administrative merger" oi Penang and Malacca as a single unit ol the independent 1 <<<< Mtion, on the pattern of the pre-war Straits Settlements Intended to impiove administrative conveniei "united territory" will then be under
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    Lock icon Public Transport: Govt. White Paper Out Soon
    175 1 SINGAPORE Government will announce its policy on nationalization of public passenger transport m the Colony before the end of this month. Sources dOM to Government last night revealed that a white paper on nationalization will be issued m a fortnight's time. Government is
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    Lock icon Hatoyama's Moscow Trip
    49 1 A SPOKESMAN' of the Japanese Legation m BtOl k holm, said yesterday that nr confirmation could be given here M ai vet" on Japanese Premier Hatoyama's reported f r:p via Stockholm to IfoecovJ for p -limed peace talks then at the end of this month. Reuter.
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    Lock icon LABOUR INVITE
    27 1 TOP socialist leaders m all Commonwealth count be invited to a conference In Australia within the nest U months, it was announced m Canberra yesterday.
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    Lock icon S'PORE MAN IDENTIFIED AS H'KONG KILLER
    134 1 HONGKONG. Sept. 13 fßeuter)— A detective. Corporal Wong Shu. today identified a Singapore Chir.^.-e, Quik Pah Chee as the man he saw Itsb a Knile into UM stomach of British barr;- < T. Mr Arthur John Cliflo:ri outside the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank here
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    Lock icon Rubber Latex: A New Process
    188 1 Rubber Latex: A New Process SHELTON. Connecticut Sept. 13 (UP)-The B F Goodrich Company hag announced the development of a ne\y process for producing synthetic rubber latex. th the now process, an output of 15.000-lbs. of dry polymer per reactor can be achieved, compared with the present method undet which
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    144 2 CLOSING rubber prices (rents per Ib.i mi n Singapore yesterd.iv wpre: Buyer* Seller* Spot mini '<.', Oft Rs> No 1 93] 935 RS> (1 I ••> RS< No "0" io j T' ne Stead) >juiet. S'POKfc ILN rhe prire- of tin on the local market <, esterday was
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    Lock icon 5 Years Jail
    48 2 IT, Thurs. Two growers claimed they gndcrtook the lesser risk of keeping the documents given them by some person, because reatened them with death U -.ey refuLi -harged with possessing terrorist documents. ar.il. z Mok, facing five Similar charges, were each sentence > years' jaU today.
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    Lock icon REHEARSAL FOR CITY DAY
    120 2 THE Singapore City Council will sta^e a variety show on the steps of the City Hall on on Sept. 22 and 23 to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the incorporation of the City. The show will be an all community one with more than ?0 items
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    Lock icon WITH THIS THEY CAN DIE IN PEACE
    97 2 vpfj p \j f^ Th urs —Soon after t (diMurnment of lav > m utiz of the toun companifd b% other member*, trooped "utside to view Serrmban's new $1 1.000 They trsted the hodv of the hearse, built m Mnsupore .mrl exchanged comment
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    Lock icon Engineer Shortage Holds Up $24 Mil. Projects
    287 2 'Many Have Left And More Are Leaving' Most Have Received Better Offers Elsewhere MALACCA, Thurs. The lack of qualified engineers m the PWD. has seriously retarded large development projects totalling more than $24,000,000. A government official m Kuala Lumpur told The Standard that
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    Lock icon Former Fed. Police Officer Jailed
    171 2 Former Fed. Police Officer Jailed LONDON, Sept. 13 (Reuter) Kevin McNamara, a former Police Officer m Palestine and Malaya, tried to rob a London bank because of some mental aberration while he was away from Police discipline. The defence stated this at the Old Bailey. London Central Criminal Court, today
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    Lock icon Wage Rises For These 'Cool' Men
    100 2 more than mo emfioyeei of the International AirCOnditioning Company m Singapore will get a general wa^e rise and imoroved conditions of service starting this month. An tgreement to this efl I wai rigned between the Company and the Factory Shop Workers' Union, rcv;cseniing the
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    36 2 HOXGKOXG. Sept. 13 Special Standard Service: Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchanrr were (1584 to £1 Sterling; $6.14 to tIS 1; 11J39 to Ifalinm 11; -7 to one Inrionc-;f.n Ru- !WJ lo a tost
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    Lock icon Court Grants Order To Demolish Shrine
    141 2 I Place Of Worship i v o rcn _-i_-_-_- u L r l-.i-i .-1, -i 3 THE Singapore Cit> Coun.il yesterday obtain ;fd a court order for the demolition of a Chinese sea side shrine at Khu Z I arm off Tanjong Rhu Road.
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    Lock icon Metal Roads For Villages
    64 2 SUNGEI BAKAP, Thur> nain roads m the M& -es m the central and districts of Province Wellesley are being metalled. This work, carried out by the Public Works Departmtnt, is part of the developing* plan m the Province. The small side road? mi n thes« _es
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    Lock icon Three Specials Beat Off Red Attack On Tower
    197 3 Three Specials Beat Off Red Attack On Tower [POH, Thurs.— A three-man Special Constable P 3troi list ni^ht beat off a terrorist attack on the ,-iorr.munications tower on Gunong Brinchang peak In Cameron Highlands. about 6 p.m. Special Constables and Telecommunications staff on duty at the tower saw a white
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    Lock icon Newsman To Conduct Seminars
    75 3 Newsman To Conduct Seminars VETERAN American i superman. Mr. Dale Stafford, own- puhli.sher and editor of th- Greenville '•i ,'.m 1).ii1% News, ar- m Singapore by air -ht. MifTord. formerly of the I > t roit Free Press, is en tn Indonesia to ronmnity ;uhhsh- 1 n- -an Pr.-s 5
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    Lock icon No Bar To Join As I Suez Pilots
    90 3 No Bar To Join As I Suez Pilots y be prevented from leaving Singapore for Egypt to work as pilcts of Suez Canal, an Immigration spokesman told The Standard yesterday. rhe spokesman was commenting on the fact that two local Malay ship Captain Said bin Alias and Abdul Rahman Omar,
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    Lock icon H.K. TRIP FOR ROSE
    40 3 POPULAR Qantas' BOAC passenger relations officer. Mrs. Rose Minie. who will leave for Hongkonp on Sept. 17 on a familiarization tour arranged by her airline. She will return to Singapore after a week's stay m Honekonjj.
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    Lock icon Big Rise In Marriages At Civil Registry
    180 3 802 COUPLES WED IN SIX-MONTH PERIOD MORE and more people are tying the marital knot in the Singapore Civil Registry, an official of the Registrar of Marriages, told The Standard yesterday. Couples, who have been already married under their own traditions and rites
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    Lock icon Four More Hurt On The 'Stretch'
    118 3 Four More Hurt On The 'Stretch' IPOII. Thurs. Four persons were admitted to the hospital within the past 12 hours following six accidents that occurred between tne 4th and 6th milestones. Gopeng Road. the MUM stretch of road v here the assistant Official Assignee here, and his father-in-l:uv were fatally
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    Lock icon Better Late Than Never
    81 3 AI.OR STAR. Thurt. An enmneer, Mr. Cheah Thean S is I ':-..< wife held a wedding reception at the Rest House yesterday on their return from En z'. and. Mr. Cheah went to Brighton m 1053 on a Kcriah Slate scholarship and will he attachBd to
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    Lock icon Mentri Besar Opens Road
    55 3 BENTONG, Tbun. The Mentri Besar of Pahans. Tunku Mohamcd. and unHe of the Sultan, arrived here today for a three-day official visit He opened the RIDA road off the Benton^ Mentakab Road and followed thifl wttb a visit of Government office.-. Me also visited kamnonns Janda
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    Lock icon NEW FLOOD-PREVENTION SCHEME IS SUGGESTED
    223 3 NEW FLOOD -PREVENTION SCHEME IS SUGGESTED Singapore Government la :v m considering an alternat:vr scheme to prevent floods :n Tai Benf Village. Tnla scheme, suggested by the villagers, calls lor drainIng flood waters into a disused nearby rubber estate. The .scheme involves cutting two canals leading into Kalian? basin. The
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    Lock icon THE DANGER OF S'PORE BECOMING A WELFARE STATE
    262 3 An Influx Of Labour From Federation THE influx of labour from the Federation into Singapore m the event of any social security scheme being instituted m the Colony is now worrying members of the Minimum Standard of Livelihood Committee appointed by the
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    Lock icon HE'LL VISIT MEDICAL INSTITUTE
    82 3 HE'LL VISIT MEDICAL INSTITUTE THE American Army. Navy and Air Force expert on epidemic diseases. Dr. William Hanimon. arrived m Sinsa-porc by air last nisht to visit the Federation Army Medical Research Institute m Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Mammon's tour is sponsored by the American Armed Forces KpidemioloKical Board. He has
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    Lock icon CURIOUS POLICEMEN
    49 3 TWO Colonial Police Officers, who are taking a six months' course m modern police methods at the Ryton-on-Dunsmore Police Trainine: College. England, are seen examining ancient firearms m the museum They are Inspector R. A. Lawrence of Singapore (centre) and Asst. Superintendent Visa Lawani of Nigeria (riffht)
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    Lock icon STEEP RISE IN CITY'S WATER USAGE
    224 3 ABNORMAL development m meeting the ever rising demand for water has resulted m the Singapore Water Department's "growing pains" becoming "severe." the City Water Engineer. Mr. W. S. Stredwick, states m his annual report for 1955. The Water Engineer, m hi.-" 1 13-page report,
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    Lock icon Institute To Guide investors
    154 3 Institute To Guide investors THE Singapore Government is seriously considering the establishment of an Industrial Research In tute lo guide investors on the type of industries they should start m the Colony, the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, told The Standard yesteoday. Mr. Jumabhoy sal<j the
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    Lock icon What A Dash It Was For Him
    97 3 What A Dash It Was For Him A CIVIL engineering student of Kuala Lumpur who was due to fly out to London on a fouryrr.r course, nearly missed his plane yesterday. Ho is Mr. P. Sundramurthy, an old student of the Victoria Institution. Shortly before the aircraft was due to
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    Lock icon Borderers Bag 3 Terrorists And Wound A 4th
    157 3 Borderers Bag 3 Terrorists And Wound A 4th SEGAMAT. Than. A patrol of the First Battalion. South Wales Borderers killed three— two men and a woman and wounded the fourth of four Communist terrorists they contacted m the Se2amat district of Johore yesterday. One of trie terrorists killed has been
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    Lock icon 'He Did Me Wrong'-But She Would Not Say What
    447 4 A SINGAPORE court prosecutor yesterday failed alter 45 minutes of persuasion to make a married woman describe what she meant by "he did something wrong to me." The woman had alleged she was raped by two Malay soldiers. Haji Darus. a
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    Lock icon BITTERNESS GIVES WAY TO TEARS
    295 4 Husband And Wife Weep In Court A STKNOGRAPHER wept m court yesterday while giving evidence against his wife, who was tentatively charged with attempting to kill him with a meat chopper m their flat. His Wife. Annie Danker, 33. also wept when she saw her
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    Lock icon Dead Girl And A 'Death Note'
    143 4 Dead Girl And A 'Death Note' A SINGAPORE couple made merry at a birthday party m Pontian on Wednesday night, at their 18-yi arold rl daughter was ring ag ok through pom- In their home m Singap On their return yesterday. couple opened the door of r Veerasamy Road borne
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    Lock icon 'Work Like Giants, Live As Animals'
    149 4 'Work Like Giants, Live As Animals' Tht S.nsapore City Ccuncil Wat< r Department Labour Un; m rday claimed that Its 2,200 members have to work like "giants" and live as "animals. "We received Inadequate wacefl and our conditions of service are poor. Our standard ol living is very low compared
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    Lock icon Plans For A $500,000 High School
    199 4 Plans For A $500,000 High School A |500,00Q building for the B«w Anglican High School will be erected at Woorisville, Upper Sorangoon Road, Singapore, adjacent to the present St. Andrew's School. The School, which l> a Chinese language secondary school, was started m January this year and has temporary accommodation
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    Lock icon DEAD OFFICER IN LOCKED ROOM
    148 4 V Pnlii c Officer, who was "dissatisfied uith his type nf work.' u.ts found with a sunshot wound m his head m hotel, the Singapore Coroner. Mr. K.T. Alexander, was told >e>terday. Supirintindrnt .I.M.C. Wheeler. <>f the "ederation Police I i»rce. >aid this at the
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    Lock icon 'Jobless, Not Our Doing,' Says Minister
    159 4 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday refuted charges levelled against the Government by the Unemployment Society. The Society had accuyd Bent of "creating unent by dismissing is of workers enpublic projects." 3 ress statement. Mr said: "It is strange >ty
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    Lock icon Temple Sets Court A Poser
    96 4 Temple Sets Court A Poser A DISPUTE arising out of the ie-erection of a temple m Tiong Bahru. Singapore, on Jan. 31 prompted the City Magistrate U) make a personal Inspection of the site yesterday. Madam Lum Ah Kin- told the magistrate that she had re erected the temple after
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    27 4 ANGLO-JAPANESE talk? for the conclusion of a newtrade and payments agreement will open In London around Oct. 1 according to Japanese officials In Tokyo.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Soldier Faces 5 Charges
    80 4 Soldier Faces 5 Charges SIGNALMAN Walter William Davios, Royal Signals. H.Q. Signal Regiment, was brought before a Singapore District Court Martial yesterday to answer Sre charges. They were: Striking Corporal C. Jones, absenting himself without Irave, making a false statement. assaulting corporal J. B. Arnot and assaulting Corporal W. Ramage.
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    82 4 ICO agreement was reached yo'.erday after an hour's disCUtltOn between representative., of the Singapore City Council and the Minuter for Communications and Works, Mr. Franris Thomas, on the delimitation of taxis. The City Council \va.~ represented by the Acting President. Mr. R. Middleton-Smith. the Registrar of
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      353 4 Standard Information at a Glance fie IKK: o.i.u' .'m 71 m 4l D e M '^-f 'M>: fi Pm. Of The Week Vim.- and -TT**"^ f_. An P O— T:i S/KU: 7 1", At Your Reque.M JB.JB C fllrjl f^flt era Come S in 3d Manto- Billy Mayer! Rhythm c
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    Lock icon Reid Urged To Choose Everest To Write Report
    260 5 Reid Urged To Choose Everest To Write Report Xl \I UMPIH. Thurs. Lord Reid and members ol the Constitutional Commission were tonight ur^ed to choose Mount Everest as "a Quiet plate to write their iep >i uninterrupted and undisturbed 1 yen so. 1 am not so sure th.it liifv will
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    Lock icon He Threatened Suicide 10 Times And Finally Did It
    582 5 JOBOBE BAHSU, Thurs.— A man, who on his wedding day m Switzerland on -Mar. 3 threatened to commit suicide, was found dead m his bungalow on a bauxite mine m Pen»eran£ the months later. I i at the inquest held today
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    Lock icon Church To Hold Fun Fair
    63 5 ST. PAUL'S Ch :rch Sinsapore. will hold a fun fair and fete at the Church compound m Upper Serangoon Road on Saturday from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. The fair will be q G, E. N. Orhicrs. wife of the S ft the Legislat Assembly.
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    50 5 AIB MARSHAL S;r Francis f> inges, C-in-C, Far E Air Forcp, left Singapore yesterday for London to attend the annual conference of the British Chief of the Air Staff A:r Ch Marshal Sir Dermot A. B Sir Francis is due to return on Oct. 6.
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    192 5 Soldiers Fought Over A Demotion SIGNALMAN J W.itkin><»n was assaulted by two other signalmen hrrause he had caused another soldier to he drmot.ri. a Singapore District Court Martial was told %e>terda\. The two sigrnalmen were Christopher Thomas Evans and Pt'ter Robinson Evans, l' who pleaded ciiilu to assaoltini
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    Lock icon UNIVERSITY ARCHITECT
    73 5 >IR. S. F. T. Cusdin. architect for the University of Malaya, flow m from London by Qantas BOAC yesterday for "further consultations on projects on the Raffles College site." Ht will spend about 16 (li >*. m Urn Colony during which time he will hold extensive talks with
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    Lock icon FOOD STALLS
    34 5 S N AFORE Chinese Schools Parents' Association will run food stalls m the Happy World from Sept. SI tn S3 to raise funds for poor students to help them complete their studies
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    Lock icon Here's A Tip On Company Registration
    157 5 Here's A Tip On Company Registration COMPANIES trhfch have their places of business m prebose monthly rental is less than SoO. are exempted from registration under the Companies Ordinance, irrespective of their capital or Ir. K. S. Bon::. Registrar of Companies, toid The SI :.dard yesterday. He iddtd that unlike
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    Lock icon We Will Uphold Freedom Of Press In Malaya'
    563 5 TUNKU ADDRESSES PRESS CLUB DINNER, AND SAYS: HE ASKS IN RETURN FOR SUPPORT AND SYMPATHY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, assured newsmen tonight that the Alliance Government will uphold the freedom of the Press m Malaya "even
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    Lock icon NO FEAR OF BEING MUZZLED AFTER MERDEKA — PRESIDENT $5OO Bail On Drug Charge
    330 5 NO FEAR OF BEING MUZZLED AFTER MERDEKA PRESIDENT $5OO Bail On Drug Charge KLWLA LUMPUR. Thur> Serving pressmen have fear that Merdeka lor Mala lid mean any lots or freedom and pri\:leges it belong to the Press. Mr. Y. B. Lee. President I the Prt Club of Malaya. said tonight.
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      Lock icon The Suez Bubble
      475 6 I'aiL Suez Canal issue bai cached it.> most stage. The bubble of dissjiff infill has blown up to near banting at If a result of F. toll Naa r determination to "de-inter-r Premier S:r Anthony called it. this great waterway to bring it within his sole control.
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      480 6 No Spoon- Feeding T for Agriculture m tr^e Fed- ition, A N Afa I|] Am in Ishak. ha? learned much about the nark I produce and fish since he Ho has seen m operation the Difical oa levcloped by non-Malays for the distribution of produce to Consumers m the cour.
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    Lock icon POLITICS and MURDER
    1362 6  - POLITICS and MURDER Patrick O'Donovan By WASHIXGTOX QOyyOISSELRS of the art of murder exist m their tens of thousands. They are invariably penile, even fasti' d ions people. But they like to shock themselves hy treating the seriously horrible m a seriously intellectual way. Usually they prefer the British crime.
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    462 6 NASHVILLE THE latest survey nf the prioress o£ the racial integration of pubic school systems m areas where segregation has been traditional reveals dow but steady steps toward i desegregation. i The Southern Educational i Reporting Service, which coni ducts the survey, reports
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      262 6 Sir; I would like to comment on Oscar Khayyam's letter which appeared m this column on 10th September. In his defence cf str!pteasing, Oscar makes four points. The most important one is hts assumption that strip-teasing is an art. Unfortunately the truth of this assumption is. to
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      238 6 Retention Of English 'rence to peech of the fn r Education. M: Swee Kee at the Singapore •-■.slative AamSSST with him to retain -h as the medium or instruction. As Malay U a ■d enly m Malaya Including Singapore, the study of a world language is necessary ti the medium
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      212 6 Sir; Sentencing a 17--year-olrj boy on Monday, the Fourth Magistrate, Mr. J.M. Devereux Colebcurn. said that. "Secret societies are a curse and a blot to Btngapon and thf sooner they are exterminated, the better for this c:ty." He is quite r:~ht and the blame lies with
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    423 6  - THE NEWS AS IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERA By rpiIERE b an old saying A about spoiling a ship fcr a ha'penny worth of tar. This is what Chief Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman did when he moved a motion m the Federal Council on Tuesday to make a gift of
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    314 7 But Egypt Wont Surrender Her Legal Rights— Hatem CAIRO Sept. 13— Colonel Abdel Koder Hatem, Director General ot tgypt s Information Department said last night that the plan to set up a Suez Canal Users Association was "an act of provocation with the obvious
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    49 7 ADELAIDE Sept. 13 (Reuten r is still .ayteg the start of Britain fourth series of nuclear it »t t \r Maralinge atomic Proving ground north of here. It is understood that scientists have bet -r since Sunday to fire B latest assortment atomic r.>
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    89 7 LONDONV Sept. 13. (AP>— ;t 3.000 demonstrators. p< d up by the Commu--supported British peace committee, paraded thr down* >wn London vp^terday as Parll nt debated Suez question Th< v chanted this slogan: tour Wfl don't want war n eight— We baj negotiate. M« '^mpnt^
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    78 7 COMPARISON WAS NOT APPRECIATED LOS ANGELES. S- pt. 13. (AP)— Actress Barbara Brier. 30, received divorce yesterday after she testified her husband threw a highball m her face and once told her that, as an actress, she "would make a good carpenter. "I was suppo.--ed to be seen and not
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    39 7 VATIC Hi CITY. Sept 13, \r The ii can newa *re Romano said yeaterda] thml th< number i R man Catholic^ m Japan increased by 15.260 IT and new 227,--578. Nagasaki has the largest nun:'- 7 25.
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    95 7 NEW YORK Sept. 13. (API —Former tenni; star Gertrude iGussy) Moran of lace' EMM fti 'd M annulment act. fl MM P^d her one-month-old Bantaft to industrial engineer Thomas J. Corbally. I -tually. MIH Moran's said, the marriage :> d three days and i iring It
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    48 7 photo. THE Sovirt TY-104 jet air- liner shown being viewed i by a large croud of Chin- ese shortly after its ar- j rival from Moscow It flew j the 6.200 kilonietre dis- tance from Moscow to 2 Peking m about ei(?ht hours. UP
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    61 7 photo. HOLLYWOOD strern artnr and singer Bins: 'roshv and Kathv dr.int arc shown attending the \i idttny awards presentation m Hollywood, la^t year. latest rumours m the film 'it\ say that Bin? and KattQ will br in.irrifd by thr workend. Bin? says \\r\ not "plannine:
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    62 7 NICOSIA. Sept. IS. (AP) Leftwing political prisoners at Py'a detention camp, Cyprus. announced yesterday they would 'ne;:;n a hunger strike today to protest against their COl 'inued detention without tria Most of the 2no detaine Pyla were arrested for alleged •mnbership m the out'awed Communi.-t Part y. I'nder
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    42 7 LAKE JUNALUSKA. North S 1.1 < AP'— Tl:< Rev. Dr. Harold Roberts, oi England, yesterday was elect d President of the world Methodist Council The Council, made up of son mi inters, represent* Methodist Churches m 70 countries, with 13.000.000 members.
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    23 7 romp:. Sept 13, (AP) Eugenio Sainei'.a. Director ral r r •■ao Italia Shipping Line, died here yesterday of a heart attack.
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    116 7 MacDonald Confers With Nehru HEW DELHI. Sept. 13 (AP) Pror:cr Xehru and United. Kingdom High Oommisslooer Mr. Malcolm Mar Donald conferred for 30 minutes yesterday amidst apparently reliable reports that India is urging Britain to give MriOUfl consideration to the latest Egyptian proposals on Suez. An official spoke man declined
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    37 7 SYDNEY. Sept. 13 (Reuter) Twelve tons of matches exploded today when two trucks collided near Goulburn, New South Wales. The driver of the Sydneybound semi-trailer carrying the matcha wai incinerated m h;- •rushed cabin.
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    227 7 Pakistan Will Stand By Her Pacts With West KARACHI, Pakistan, Sept. 13 (IP).— Pakistan's new Prim? Minister Mr. Hussain Suhrawardy told hi^ people last night that his country would stand by its agreements with the West but would "refuse to be made a pawn m international politics.*' He said Pakistan
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    63 7 photo. THIS Okinawan lumber shop is the one of more than 4,000 houses completely destroyed by typhoon Kmma. the third worst typhoon to hit Okinawa sinre the end of the war. The full force of Emma with winds of more than 120 milrs per hour hit the city
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    431 7 Visit To The Grave Of Andrea Doria LIKE A SHIP AT DOCK' NEW YORK, Sept. 13, (AP) A m ac; a zinc editor, who reached the wreckage of the Andrea Doria with a diving expedition, said the sunken Italian liner "appears to be as well turned out as a cruise
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    44 7 HOLLYWOOD, Bept. 13. fAP Actress Mar. Body) McDonald. recently divorced from rr.. nairie shoe merchant Har: Karl, gave birth to a four pound five ounce sirl yesterda; at Cedr, ibanon Hosp Mhi McDonald named t i girl Tina M
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    276 8 PARIS. Sept. 13 (Reuter)— Police today checked hospital lists here m their search for Ivan Schaaf, a 21 -year-old deserter from the Belgian air force who, they believe, murdered Miss Setsuko Teramoto, a J -ipane.se i.sitor to France. eve that
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    76 8 Canada Trip For Margaret O". Sept. 13 (AP)— I ess Margaret is almost tain to make her first official trip to Canada m ISM .red federal informant disclosed today. He is not likely to be a cross-country tour. Hrn Jti-year-old Sister of the Queen has been :ted to participate m
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    47 8 rHENS, S (A?) ndepenricnt Gree-; has asked Parliament to censure the "frequent long absences abroad of King Paul and Queen Frederika. The King and Queen are now visiting friends m Florence [1 They have made freq Bfl ir.ps RMMI m rc.c.-.t years.
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    295 8 Lover Lost His Nerve After Girl Drank Poison NEW YORK. Sept. 13 (AP) A divorced chf I hi Id as a ma' ness yesterday m the hotel room death of a it 'active school teacher. Police said she appa died after drinking a cyanide potion. The arrest of Hugo Seinfeld
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    66 8 PEKING. Sept. 13 (Reutor) Tne majority of the mc-n--bers of Qm Singapore and Malayan trade do:c^at.ons to China left today for a toftnight's 1 r of the industrial Xorth-east. On their return from the Xorth-east. the mission rr.c.r.bers are expected to continue negotiations for the n)t of
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    62 8 5 THE American I)e- 2 J mocratic Party's presid- < ential candidate, Mr. 2 Adlai Stevenson, joins > Mike. 5, and Mayreen j Dodd. 7, on the Ferris 2 wheel at Palisades Park. 2 New Jersey. j Mr. Stevenson later addressed a rally
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    169 8 JAKARTA. Sept. 13 (Keuter)— The Government Nationalist Party press and left-wing newspapers today hailed the joint Soviet Indonesia communique issued m Moscow at the conclusion of President Soekarno's visit to Russia but one independent paper said Indonesia had been "trapped." The |ttO-Nationalist Party Suluh Indonesia,
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    98 8 BELGRADE. Bept. 13 (UP) Indonesian Pn Soekaxno today plunged into a final round of talks with PreSident Tito, the Yugoslav official oewi acancji Tanjug, said today. An official of Tito's party Indicated that tb two Pr» d- ntfl will review ■"out.-tanding mi problem.^." Tlv .il.o
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    61 8 NICOSIA, Sept. 13 (UP) EOKA extremists today exploded a bomb at a ha i [-built British military hospital. The hospital is being built at Dhekeiia base m south Cyprus. The bomb started a firp m the laundry, but \yas q;;i-. f put out. Security forces searched the
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    35 8 BONN, Sept. 13 (AP) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is sending Soviet Premier Bulganin a gift. It's a tape recorder with recordings of 60 classical numbers including some of the works of Beethoven and Wagner.
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    117 8 Show-Girl Scoots Across Channel A.P. > DMA DENTON, 21, a show-girl at the j Windmill Theatre, London, is shown on |fcawi the tiny water motor scooter m which she and another Windmill ?irl. Kay Harris. 22. crossed the Channel from Ca£lais. France, to Dover, England. The little scooters, powered by
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    191 8 Britain Blames Israel For Frontier Flare-Up A VIOLATION OF THE CEASEFIRE AGREEMENT LONDON, Sept. 13 (AP)— Britain today blamed Israel for a frontier incident m which 19 Jordanians were killed and three wounded m a new flareup of fighting. The British Foreign Office said preliminary reports from British sources m
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    31 8 BELGRADE Sept. 14 (AP) President Snekarno of Indonesia was presented with an honorary Doctor of Law degree by Belgrade University for helping strensthen world peace and co-operation with Yugoslavia.
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    219 8 Boy Grunts Like Animal, Roosts Like A Chicken BELFAST. Northern Iceland. Sept. 13 (AP)-, Police discovered today a boy apparently about seven who, they said, has never bathed, cannot eat human food, grunts like an animal and roosts like a chicken. Hugh Ross said th« :ul little boy" was found
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    32 8 THE U£ \.r Forcf mated todzy that t; n Emma caused U S.S damage to air force installations m Okinawa, brought total U.S. military damage to near:. '00,--000. U.P.
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    71 8 SALISBURY 1001 Rhodesia. Sept. 13 BeTCU r Force Dr.Kotas today of troop tnostl; an. to N rtnern M odesia, where state cl emergency has been proclaijr.-d :r, the strikebound Copper Belt. Thr< i platoons of Nyasaland riot police will arrive m ihern Rhodesia, In the i
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    204 8 ALGIERS, Sept. 13 (UP)— Tough French paratroops caught a large rebel band m the Constantine department yesterday and killed 79 m a savage fight, French officials announced today. It was the largest mi I action m the past 24 hours. The battle took place
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    152 8 HONGKONG. Sept. 13 tßcutpr) Chairman Mao Tse-tuns told a visiting Japanese delegation on Sept. 4 he earnestly wished to see Japan become a strcng and independent country soon. Mr Saburo Endo, former Japane.-e lieutenant-general, said on arrival here from Peking today. Mr
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    55 8 Miss Italy Goes For A Row MM s ZEGN recently Hoc t. (I Miss Ita j 1 Gt, i^ v) lo n on tin I ;tt niii < as «-hr tr I hit <»1 r<n\ iriL- DM dlr boat .-v w i as vhou me olf th< fair and title
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    159 8 STOCKHOLM. Sept. 13 (AP)-A new seicrr 0 record m stopping an animal's heart without killing was claimed here today by a Dutch professor. The record was 45 minutes. The heart was a rabbit The report caused among 1.000 heart doctors attending the Second European
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    63 8 HONGKONG. Sept. 13 (Reuter)—The Chinese Communisi Party had 10.734.384 members at tne end of June equal to 1.74 per cent, of the country's population. Ranio Peking announred tonight. Giving the figures m preparation for the party Copfrttti due to open, on Friday, tne radio said
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    151 8 Villagers Flee Volcano TOKYO. Sept. 13 (Rcutcr) —Japanese villagers living near the footslopes of Mount Sakurajima, Kyushu Island, southern Japan today were ordered to prepare to evacuate their homes for the second time this week as the volcanic mountain threw up red hot ashes for the 98th time since October
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    79 8 TOKYO. Sept. 13 (Be D The pi snd aerial of a Ui ited Stat< B-57 et aircraft 7 I to safe- v. i Iced to the n< resi teleI bone and inform* •.car Tokyo that their aircraft had crashed 18 miles norm of Taira, m northern
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    218 9 J{ITA MORENO, unlike most actresses, isn't con-; cerned about slimming— particularly m the vicinity of the hips. "I believe m well-rounded hips," she says. "They're more alluring. Flat hips are ugly and unfeminine." Despite all this business about being feminine, r Rita likes to wear tight-fitting pants. "I
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    128 9 I r looks at though I r SrHfJ5? WILLIAMS I daughter Susie trill Be J taking a'— am Susie 5 '.nte <; wear t* a bathing suit <: and she raises i rial j! ssnenerer Bgfnar :r:es to 5 put a dress on her. i Arvriot.5 to earn
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    419 9  -  VERNON SCOTT She 's off to Egypt to 'star' m a religious war film ■ut-nu- bY J-u-^r, HOLLYWOOD 'pHE British are leaving; Egypt m droves, but one English Miss is bucking the tide by travelling to the land of Nasser to make an Egyptian movie. 5/ie is
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    108 9 IACKIE COLLINS, J JOAN COLLINS sister, hasn't made a Hollywood film yet but she recently caused a mild sensation m a Sunset Strip bar. She lives m a hillside apartment around the corner from this particular pub. where one evening she arrived and ordered a "straight shot
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    349 9  - Glamour and Laughs Galore in 'JANE' Terry Pillay by AN event which will be of particular interest to women is the play '"Jane" which is being produced by the Stage Club at Victoria Memorial Hall m Singapore next Wednesday. "JaniP 1 is a woman (p'.ayed by Maureen Clarke) and a
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    211 9  -  Christine Diemer says VTITH a smooth story, deftly acted and beautifully mounted with sets from the plush days of the young Twentieth Century" m America, Universal-International's Technicolor film, ONE DESIRE, sets out to please its audience, particularly the women, coming to Pavilion. The story opens
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    79 9 MARIOS BRASDO sometimes likes govrmtt4Ukts, Z and "sometimes 1 just eat to I <a«. Z At lunch one day he uas talking about tor C ~'c exotic dishes he had m Japan octopus, MCMMB j so I baby grasshoppers, and the like. What he Z :<:at moment,
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      266 9 Standard's CROSSWORD PUZZLE 1 1 m 4. Lord of QH BMOM 5. Now md s-ain (3, 3. 2) ACROSS ft, tfj a bird not a seal (6) 1. Nice pint I get m the be- 7. Cad and mctner on Holginning (9) land (9) 5. It can happen for an
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    Lock icon SUEZ RULES MARKETS: TIN AND RUBBER UP
    137 10 SUEZ RULES MARKETS: TIN AND RUBBER UP SINGAPORE'S rubber market was again affected by the Suez Canal situation, first grade Oct. shipment closing 93j] cents per lb., a rise of 1£ cents on Wednesday. Tin rose $5 to S4o4i] per picul. The rubber market opened uncertain at one cent above
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    81 10 Improved Synthetic Rubber Latex THE BF. Goodrich Sponge Products Division has announced m New York the development of a new process for producing synthetic rubber latex. The company said the process makes it possible for synthetic rubber producers to manufacture "an improved. high solidscontent latex much more rapidly than any
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    117 10 MALAYAN sharebrokcrs yesterday reported the following business done: Fed. Disp $2.00. $2.05: F. N. ords $2.08: Gammon? $1.91 $1 .92: Hume A5/7J; Jackson $1.32); Breweries $3.00. $3.03; M. Cement $1.70; If. Cols. $1.07; Robinson ords $1.62; Sime Darby $2.06, Cod Storage $L5O, $148; U.E. ords $8.50: Wearnes
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    98 10 Industrials And Tins Are Firmer TINS and industrials were generally firmer yesterday, m response to the hijrher commodity prices, according to the Malayan Sharebrokors' Association. Rubber shares wore dull. Price changes announced by the Association were: Buyers Sellers Fed Disp 2.03 2.06 r. ft X. MTttS, 2 05 2.10cdcb If,
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    79 10 MALAYAN shipment- of rubber and latex during August amounted to 82,750 tons compared With 73,!334 tons for July, according to official statistics. The total shipments for the first eight months of this year was 630,000 compared with MB.4M tons for the same period of 1995. During August. Malayan
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    151 10 OUTER ROADS --z V. Arseniev, Ame? Victory. Flvir.c Enterprise, Bella, Straal BalC V nit Kasatri, Maet. tuycker. Lapi/. Blissful. P-i--r] iwnyunt, Glenearn. Winona, Tru Poo Ann. Benvoriich. Sofio Maersk, New York Mara, Eltrella Delamour, Mai RirkInchulva. R;iby<;'.one, Sumatra. Taj A: m. Asphalion. INNRR ROADS T_; Pinang. Hin Ann.
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    122 10 Bffffjtffl US. manufacturers' shipments of passenger car tyres durine July amounted to 8.026.122, an increase of 1.8 per cent over June, the Rubber Manufacturers' Association reported m New York. Production of passenger tyres m July totalled 5.663.--451. a decrease of 14.12 r r frcm June.
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    43 10 NEW YORK. Sept 12 (UP) Dow-Jones closing averages: STOCKS: 90 Industrial! 499 97 20 Rails 157.74 15 Utilities fiB 02 65 Stocks 175.08 BONDS: 40 Bonds ttJI The Dow Jones commodity futures index (1924-tt average equals 100) closed at 161.73.
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    29 10 THIRTY countries have been invited to send delegates to the British Road Federations Urban Motorways Conference the first of its kind opening m London on Sept. 18.
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    245 10 SALES of passenger cars by Ford of Canada dealers m the first six months of lfM exceeded those of the first half of 1955 by 31 per cent, against a five per cent increase for the Canadian automobile industry as a whole. The company's truck
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    214 10 A MAN holding the rare and top job of food technologist for the Philippines Government recently visited Singapore to observe the production of two popular forms of Oriental food noodles and vermicelli. He is Mr. Florencio A. Sollven, 51-year-old head of the food technology division
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    194 10 Rice Traders Protest Price Rise -WILL PETITION COLONY GOVT THE Singapore Government's decision t increase the price of rice has drawn a storm c protest from importers, traders and consume; The Standard was told ye-- I I associations are drawing up a petition to protest agtinj this Government move. Tl
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    71 10 GOOD quality Scotch whi wi bo m short supply m the U.S until 1960, a leading importer said In New York yesterday. Scottish distillers are "dumbfounded" bj Cast-gi ing demand for their product, Bfr. Chattel A Berns, chairman of "21" Brands Inc., US. imports of Scotch this
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    114 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Pro-' duce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra. Sept. S26| buyers $262 sellers, coconut oil (bulk) $40i sellers, coconut oil (drams) $43} sellers; Muntnk white pepper 5122 sellers. Sarawak white $121 sellers. Special Sarawak black 534. Singapore Copra Association closing prices: Straits mixed
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    35 10 TURQUAND Young? Co. report the following crop? for August: Aver Panas 69,300 lb., Glenealy 72,500 lb., Kluang 57.000 lb., Pajam 121,000 Ib., Talisman 33/500 lb., Teluk Anson 47,232 lb., Ulu Benut 37,000 lb.
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    259 10 —More Paint Research A NEW extension to the P.A.R. Malayan Paintworks Ltd.'s laboratory m Singapore will be officially declared open by the Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, at 8 p.m. today. Total cost of the laboratory together with the extendon to
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    54 10 DIRFXTORS <»f Kramat Pulai Ltd. m their annual report for the M\ir rndrd March. ]•>;<, u.ll r< commend paxnunt of a di\idrnd of 3d. por share less income tax at 8 the C. also a honus dniriend of 3d pi r share. If** tax. both pajaUt
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    30 10 A 50- foot compr' rcn air storage sphere, one of the largest m Europe, hat been built for the Vulcan bomber builder's new £100.--000 supersonic wind tunnel.
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    34 10 THE Malayan < F A«»ciation made the fc changes m its rate ling T.T. or OD. rca«> were: French Francs ***** land Gldrs. 123} Deutsche Beligan Francs 1609}. Other exchange rates remain unaltered.
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    42 10 FCVR -crrace ho d and hid no bathrooms. h< I r interm sai I I >n, are by the Bristol Corporation. to demc how w«IMMBt older can be modernized and given a new lease of life *h tht I <bstantis"
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      591 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE. TLNDERS. \SStSSMi.NT DEPAF.T- -v MI I ndi r^ lor a99 years a I Cltj Council land at the .on :un Hooper R -id and Bu.-.. Timah F being P.ir* Lot i-o. rs. xxv:::, appi rr.a:- 1 art .i 18 400 sq ft Tender Dep< sit
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      648 10 MESSRS. IDEAL HOMES MESSRS ENGINEERING IMHSTRIES TOT pub::- are hereby In--1 formed that the partnerbuslnesses heretofore carrl I on m Singapore by Me r J. Gibb and J.S. Kirkham under the abort trade nann bare been disci as m Ist September of the said nership have been transtni concerns a*
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      342 10 NOTICES CENTRAL ELECTRICITY BOARD of the FEDERATION OF MALAYA SALE OF DIESEL GENERATING PLANT r fHE following Diesel Gene- rating Plant is offered for sale by tender, and can be seen at the Kota Tlnggi Power Station of the Centra: ricity Board: One National 70 8.H.P.. 5 cylinder. 750 R
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      86 10 EXPECTED TODAY ELM KLB24 JAK 9 00 am. Malayan Airways MLI2I XL .MAL 9.55 a.m. Malayan Airways MLIOI PG/KL 12.43 p m. Garuda GA373 BKOK 2 00 p.m. BOAC 8A704 LON-'CAL 2 20 p m Malayan Airways M 1.405 JESS KUCH 4 45 pm Malayan Airways MLII 3 KB/XL 6.35
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    116 12 The Secretary of State ha i noted the news with much pleasure and in the event of the motion being passed, the Secretary had "authorised me to accept on heha f ol Hat lesty's Government the most generous gift and gesture of goodwill of the Malayan peop.e," he said. IMPROPER
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    173 12 Mr. Devaser Hits Out And Is Hit Instead former MIC President Mr. K. L Devaser, criticised government'! tardiness over the Implementation of the Indian Labourer^ Land Settlement Scheme and got a rap across the knuckle for ;t. His criticisms were directed mainly at the Minister for Labour Mr. V. T.
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    169 12 New Laws Governing Christian Marriages KUALA I.IMPIR, Tliurs.— For the first time m the history of the country, a single set of laws governine Christian marriages m all the States and Settlements tame into bdjag today. The Christian Marriage Ordinance adopted by the Federal Legislative Council without amendment, is m
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    383 12 Britain Says Thank You For 'Carcosa' But Sultans Are Not So Happy FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL REPORT WE WERE NOT CONSULTED ABOUT THE GIFT, THEY SAY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The British Government, through the Officer Administering the Government, Sir David Watherston, today said "thank you" to the people of Malaya for
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    341 12 Proposed Council To Control, Not Use, Armed Forces ANOTHER STEP IN CARRYING OUT LONDON AGREEMENT THE Federation's Armed Forces Council will concern itself only with the command, discipline and administration of the military units but not with their operational use. Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman" told
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    201 12 Call For A Law To Protect Boys From Strip-Tease Evils IF there was legislation to protect women and girls, there should also be similar legislation to protect young boys, Mr. S. O. K. Übaidullah told the Council today. Supporting the extension of the Women and Girl's Protection Ordinance to Kelantan
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    336 12 Govt. Workers Now Eligible For Injury Awards THE Council approved several important arr.ondnenti to the Workmen's Compensation Ordinance A clause m the amen Bill allows the employer to deposit with the Commissioner for Labour money or furnish security to meet any eompen- due to his workmen. I rider the old
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    92 12 Unauthorised advertisements on city walls concerning the visit of the Los Angles Philharmonic Orchestra which performed m Singapore recently had a sequel m the City Court yesterday. Donald Moore and Co. Ltd. was asked to show cause why they had exhibited several] poster m the City
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    197 12 FOUR well-known Chinese i art. Ms will give a joint demonstration ot their skill at the China Society lecture meeting on Sent. 18 at the! house of the Society*! president. Mr. Lee Siow Mong when memben and guest? will hear a talk on the Moon Festival.
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    208 12 THERE will be a mass rally of youth organization members at the new Singapore Youth Sports Centre at Kallang after all, when the Duke of Edinburgh visits the Colony on Oct 31. This wss confirmed yc-'^r-&MJ by an official of the Centre after
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    37 12 A WOMAN. Lee Choo Tee, who had m her possession 31 "J pounds of raw opium at Chiltren Drive. Singapore, on June 15, was convicted and fined 11,000 m the Singapore Second District Court yesler-
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    140 12 THE Government is i w bound to provide the type oT school that parents require but '>c governed by the Education Report which recommends the standard and standard-type of primary schools. The Minister for EducDato Abdul Razak sair a broadcast tonight or.
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    135 12 U.S. Journal Offers $3,000 Prize For Art COLONY artiste are ir. c Singapon \ri to submit t.\ :nternationai Ay tion which Ls being apMuuped Phila h d e elph O ia day beheld ■«t year and pa.r.t.r.c be displayed m the main dePMUaent stores m the United IBtH for one
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    266 13 LONDCV Sept 11. ißru'er^ Football fixture > f r > Sept 15 a U.l i\ DIVISION 1 Arsenal v a -Tpr.ham v C F v :r i v -o Luton Evert on Sheff. Pit ton v We?" B Sundcrland v Blackpool i II \(.l F. DIVISION
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    67 13 TORONTO. Sept. 13 (AP>— America's Althea Gibson yest?rciay defeated Shirley Bloomer of Kngland, 6-3, 6-1, m the final of the women's •ingles of the International Tennis Tournament here. In the finals of the women's doubles. Miss Gibson and Karol Fagero^. U.S.. defeated Jennifer Hoad, Australia, and M«
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    39 13 GLASGOW. Sept. 12 Be tar)— Bain hatted p ty Doe Iht day here when Scotland, m the openin:: dr.y of the first of two-day matches asainst the Australian touring team, hsd <^red 121 for 5 wickets.
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    167 13 LONDON, Bep< U fßanter)— I tnight's Association Football matches were: LEAGUE ONE Bolton v. dere i 2 Charlton Athletic 0. 1. Burnley 0 Leeds United 2, Manchester City 0. Heffield Wednesday 5, CnidifT City \Vn!verhampton Wanderers 2. Sunderland 2. LEAGUE TWO Fulham 2. Bristol C 1. sester City
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    101 13 Students To Keep Torch Alive MELBOURNE. Bept 13 (Ren-te-.-(—Melbourne University donis have been sivc n the job of keeping the Olympic torch burning throughout the coming game<=. Sixteen students under Mr. Mark Marsden, a geology demonstrator, will drive to Cairn* 1:1 Northern Queensland and back to accompany the torch on
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    36 13 BRUSSELS. Sept. 13. (Reutrr". Manchester United. English Football League champion.-, beat the Belgian Club Anderlecht 2—o here yesterday evening m the first leg of their first round match m the European Cup.
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    433 13 Pope And Arnold For Macao Grand Prix TWO well known Malayan racin? drivers, Freddy Pope, winner of the last Johore Grand Prix, and B. S. Arnold of the Malayan Motor Sports Club, have entered for the third annual Macao Grand Prix to be held on Nov. 3 and 4. This
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    214 13 Japan's World TT Champions Cancel Tour THREE of Japan's top world ranking table tennis players— lchiro Ogimura, Toshiaki Tanaka and Miss Tonii Okawa who had been invited by the Singapore Table Tennis Association to play here m December will not be able to make the trip. The .lapan Table Tennis
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      256 14 DESMOND ONG OF IPOH, WRITES: Sir: It is most distressing: to observe that the Federation of Malaya Olympic Council has decided to deny Annie Choong and Rahim Ahmad the opportunity of gaining- valuable experience just because they failed to qualify by the narrowest of margin but at
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      160 14 Sir:— l must congratulate ■Justice' of Seremban for his fine appraisal of the HOCKEY WANGLE OF 1956. It is an open iMNt that the M.H.F. Selectors have forwarded the name or the player to be dropped from the selected eighteen and fortunately or unfortunately this man
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      60 14 Sir;—Congratulations ore due to The Standard and Je^eru James m particular —for the campaign irhich produced a happy ending to the Dai'id Lim case, 1 trust that the SASA will now get on with the task o) preparing the water polo team jor Melbourne and not get invoh-ed m
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    61 14 49,000 HOT ROD MEN MUST BE RIGHT H l> L I V WOOD >;irrounded h •:i! to lie AnChimpi «> n>h;p Drij Rai •> Hollyof T--.'- i «-t.i.- .s > "title 1 momN t.ona! H R d A v > tion. r* over the
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    134 14 Reca Airmen Share Honour THE honour of opening the 1056 Singapore Hockey Association league season went to the Singapore Recreation Club and Royal Air Force Seletar m a Division 2 match on the padan^j yesterday. The match ended m > >corcless draw. SRC forward line, consif* of youngsters, were all
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    72 14 \^ORE Harbour Board Pol r meet G.H.Q. m the first Singapore 1 to be r today on the SHB ground at X el Road. The following are the '-.\o Harbour Ro.ird P o 1 i r e Vnmat eiro. Ibrar- A s:ngh. Santok Si i. ~>ert.
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    49 14 repre- -r. s: Bl D 'h against the r x EU Police on 8 B\IN.] Pom S. Kulasii S A. C n: F. I v A Kar m R > r k! r r. r. ,i rr. r a V C M I S Na: i
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    12 14 v ;:ven a walkover to the Department eaxu4 »cr.f ly€ today
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    176 14 MILWAUKEE SCRAMBLE BACK INTO I-GAME LEAD NEW YORK. Sept. 12 iAPi Milwaukee's tirades scrambled back into an undisputed lead m the National league race on Wednesday, ending Brookl\ns overnight taste of hr>t plate with an 8-7 victory ajftf the Dodgers. It was the final meeting r' L the season between
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    88 14 USConsulate B 'ton Ties FOLLP" ING I Vr.erica n Consulate and USIS bad mmton ties and Sunda SATI Rl>\Y > pm. Singles) Sal; P ing. i Women --^e= > S H B B iick. STO D-m i.Mens Sing w T. F. Conlon v> R I R 6.00 p.m. (Men's Singles)
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    603 14  -  BILL FUNK All Out For Victory In Penang By THE Singapore Chinese Football Association will field its best side against Penang m the MCFA Cup final m what can best be described as a team formidable m defence but weak m
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    478 14 By TONY RAXGEL PENANG. Thurs. Penang Chinese are out to redeem some of the Settlement's lo*t prestige On the soccer fields this Saturday at the Municipal Stadium while the MCFA (up final ■gainst Singapore. the holders, is to be played. This, dash i> bound to
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    46 14 SINGAPORE Rancors trounced Singapore Harbour Board Combined by eight goals to two m a friendly BOCCer match at Keppel Read yesterday Rangen led 6—l at halftime. Tahir S, Ah Hoe. S, Ismail Beta and Hock Seng while Karton and Kemat netted for Harbour Board.
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    79 14 REGIMENTAL Fay Office who are unbeaten so far. icored another \'C'-y urban tj Deal District Signals by four goals m three m the Singapore Ba^r District Div 1 league soccer match at Aycr R R > r i yc<- V. ißt up a splendid performance m
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    27 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— North beat South 7-1 m the annual polo competition for the McKay Cup on the Seiangor Turf Club ground here ioday.
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    349 14  -  KEN TOFT Pakistani Skipper Says By "SINGAPORE'S standard of football has not improved since the Asian Games," >aid 27 year-old captain of the Pakistani footballers, Raisat Ali, on the eve of the team's departure for Red China last night. in an interview with The Standard,
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    426 14 Pirie Chataway Beaten In Last Races In Britain By VERNON MORGAN WHITL (ITV. Stadium. London, Sept. II (Reuter) Gordon Pirie. Britian's world rerord breaker running probably his last individual race m Great Britain, was narrowly beaten m the 1500 metres m the International floodlit meeting her P tonight by the
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    14 14 TA/102/A/S SECTION "I CANT measure tho runners— thr> keep hrpakir,: tapi
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    126 14 CHINESE Athletic "A" trounced Police "A" 6-1 m a S junior cuptie soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. CA. opened the score m tho third minute through Boon Chiew. P ice had several chances to equalize. but their forv. failed to make good use of
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    220 14 Police Go Down Fighting DASHING Radii sparked Hie Argonaui I ball learn t<: i <»\rr MM pteefcj PbHbi -porting \-,,,,at v\i Dii 1 I a -up match at Jalap Rrvar vudium \.-\< •<;.-,■ rored m the 4th I minute when Annan X sent Dexter Boyd through 'V net. Six minutes
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      58 14 SOCrER: JUNIOR CUP: Star Socccritrs ".4" vt R A..F. Changi at Gcylang Stadium at 5.15 p.m. HOCKEY: SHA LEAGUE D I: S.H.B. Police vs C, 11 Q. at Tanglin. Div. 2: Khalsa rs 8.0.D.C.A. at Khalsa: 3 8.0.D rs Teachers' Training College nt BOD Dir. 3: Prisons rs Y.M.S.A r.:
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