Singapore Standard, 7 November 1956

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    33 1 Singapore Standard IMttTtLl P 2 40c CE -Tl* J%, VH JL '"Vs" 6 01 GENIRA 2 L 4^ OSP,IAI 11. No. 128 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1956 I 1 PAGES 15 i FNTS
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    Lock icon WHO WILL IT BE?
    129 1 «0,000,000 Americans decide today WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 (AP) The campa oratory faded a i it was left to Americans to decide today who shall lead them through the nc fc -i nev jbied world i"> i A.-h -n of c nfiden :e another sweep for Etsenhowt
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    Lock icon THE FIRST RETURNS 40-13 LEAD FOR IKE
    30 1 THE FIRST RETURNS 40-13 LEAD FOR IKE WASHINGTON Nov. 6 P— A United Prr^s tabui of the first s< itterpd rfturn> In the presidential balloting showed *enhower 40 evessoa 13
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    89 1 5.15 a.m. News VI I lED Hi \DQI ARTERS, l v pruv So\ I \P Ihe \n?lo-French mint tornt .1 h^ie annoum ed British par itroops and comn..nd i esterd;o i.iptured northern (tatek _vy 9m Caa il It is announced th tt I ti-'n i nrl French troop?
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    Lock icon campaign oratory has faded, now for the supreme test
    578 1 I C uncils equips him uniquely, they said, to head ofl the tragedy ol another rid war. Democrats, as Stevenson put it, believe America r a nt w president ause our fri< nds and alll s no long t ti ist
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    Lock icon HOW IT WENT IN 1952
    120 1 HERE'S how the voting went m 1032: PRESIDENT Republican Dwight D. Eisenhower carried 30 Stares with 442 electoral votes, polling 3 7. 252 popular rotes or 55.4 per cent o/ the total. Democrat Adlai E. Stevenson carried n v.c States Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana.
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    Lock icon Assembly Backs Lim Yew Hock
    79 1 Assembly Backs Lim Yew Hock SINGAPORE Chief Minister. .Mr. I.im Yew Hock, won another victory m the Singapore Legislative Asscmhly. when a majority vote of '2.".-4 was returned m favour of the Government's recent arrests of trade unionists and thc closing down of some societies. The vote was made on
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    Lock icon Relations Broken Off
    61 1 CAIRO, Nov. (Renter*. S Arabia has broken off relations with Britain and France and cut off oil supplies to British and French tankers. Cairo Radio said today q.ct- communique from the Saudi m Broadcasting and Press Office m Jsdda has broken ofl rc'aith Australia ts from rrtay.
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    Lock icon EDEN IN A HUDDLE WITH CABINET
    132 1 LONDON, Nov. G (Keutcr x Sir An tlioii> Eden's Cabinet conferred urgently loday ii Marshal Nikolai Bulganin's warnin? to Britain and France that fighting m Egypt could lead to "a third world war" The British Prime Minister called his Ministers together early after a
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    Lock icon 6 NATIONS VOLUNTEER FOR U.N. POLICE FORCE TO WATCH CEASE-FIRE IN EGYPT
    302 1 6 NATIONS VOLUNTEER FOR U.N. POLICE FORCE TO WATCH CEASE-FIRE IN EGYPT UNITED NATIONS. New York, Nov. 6. U.N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold announced today that six countries had offered troops for an international police facet to watch over a cease lire m Egypt lhe six are Canada, Colombia. Denmark.
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    Lock icon MUSCOVITES STORM BRITISH EMBASSY
    160 1 MOSCOW. Nov. 6 (B tcr) More than one thousand Muscovite. shouting •'down with war"' tried to storm the British Embassy m Moscow this morning. Several hundred succeeded m jostling ♦hoir way past militia guaids and surged fcotO thc grounds oi the Embassy to continue last night's
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    Lock icon Britain, France Agree To End Fighting
    184 1 Britain, France Agree To End Fighting LONDON, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Britain and France today ordered their forces m Egypt to cease fire at midnight tonight (7.30 a.m. Malayan time) nearly a week after the tv\o countries had sent an ultimatum to Egypt asking her to allow Anglo-French forces to occupy
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    Lock icon Egyptian Commandos
    35 1 TWO Egyptian commandos jump over the body of a patrol leader killed by machinegun fire from a jet plane following a British-French air attack. This photo was taken by a Swedish lia. AP
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    Lock icon We Don't Want To Argue: U.K.
    84 1 We Don't Want To Argue: U.K. LONDON. Nov. 6 (Reuter)— Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden told the House of Commons today that Britain had a reply to Russia stating a t Marshal Bulganin's threat to use force m the Mid had been receiead b grave regret." The reply said: "Our
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    Lock icon HELP US SETTLE CRISIS QUEEN
    157 1 HELP US SETTLE CRISIS QUEEN LONDON, Nov. 6 (AP) —The Queen today urged world wide co-open. with Britain to help settle the Middle East crisis. She made her appeal m a **^eech from the Throne the House of Lords. officiaHF The speech was written t her by the govern r.
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    Lock icon FIGHT GOES ON
    31 1 Radio Free Europe reported yesterday that a rebel rf. that freedo ed the parliament buipBudapest on Monday. There was no way of confirming the rebel radio announcement AP
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    Lock icon MOLLET CONSULTS AMERICAN, U.K. ENVOYS
    281 2 MOLLET CONSULTS AMERICAN, U.K. ENVOYS New Climax In Middle East Situation PARIS. Nov. (J (Reuter) A tense atmosphert reij^ned m Paris today as the Suez I anal situate peared to be moving to a new climax. M. Guy Mollet, the French I iiis conversations with the German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer,
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    Lock icon SERVICE FAMILIES PLANE CRASH, FOUR DIE
    226 2 SERVICE FAMILIES PLANE CRASH, FOUR DIE BLACKBUSHE. England, Nov. 6 (UP) A fourengined British transport plane bringing servicemen's wives and children home from the Middle East crashed into a row of fog-hidden trees here early this morning. Early casualty reports said four persons were dead, including a baby and three
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    Lock icon BRUTAL BOMBINGS, EGYPT TELLS U.N.
    170 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 6 (Reuter). Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi, Egyptian Foreign Minister, yesterday accused the British and French of "brutally and bndil riminately" bombing civilian targets and causing heavy casualties "particularly women and children." The text of a message from Dr. Fawzi was included m a
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    Lock icon Japanese Boycott The Allies
    98 2 TOKYO. Nov. 6 (Reuter) The Fukuoka Regional Headquarters of thc General Council of .la nan Labour Unions (SOIIYO) today announced a boycott of all goods from Britain and France m protest against the military action taken by the two countries against Egypt. Leaden of the Fukuoka
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    Lock icon Soviet Might Fails To Kill Rebel Spirit
    171 2 Sniping From Houses Continues In Budapest VIENNA, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Radio reports monitored here today showed that the Hungarian rebels had not finally been crushed m spite of massive Soviet intervention. Communist Radio Pecs, m South-west Hungary, appealed to the population to "destroy"
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    Lock icon RUSSIANS KILL ALL HUNGARIAN CAPTIVES
    199 2 An Escaped Youth Reports: VIENNA, Nov. 6 (UP) Russian troops are hanging and shooting all captured freedom lighters m the bloody struggle for Budapest, an eyewitness reported here today. A Hungarian insurgent, who escaped from the shattered city late Sunday night smile the battle was
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    Lock icon ISRAEL FEARS 2nd KOREA
    362 2 JERUSALEM, Nov. 6 (IP) Fears that the Middle But might turn into another Korea mounted here today. Russia was believed making fresh effort to establish her influence m the Middle East and diplomatic Observers said the Soviets might be switching their efforts to Syr. a. following
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    Lock icon Damages Are Very Extensive
    97 2 BEIRUT. Nov. 6 (Reuter) Reports reaching oil companies b aid damage io Iraq Petr* li urn Company's lIP.C i pumping sta- T-_j and T-4 was very extensive and might take "anything from six months to i An official of one American oil com] any n Mid
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    Lock icon Accord On New Policy
    63 2 PARIS N I Reuter)— The British and Ranch governmi ats today t cached agreement on a ncv. ment i policy on the Middle East, it was learned at the French Foreign Ministrj here today. Sir Anthony Eden. British i reign Minister ws ex] ed to make
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    Lock icon 100 GIVE BLOOD
    34 2 MORE than inn Hungarians In Melbourne arrived at the Red Cross blood bank yeStei* day to give blood m sympathy their countrymen the Hungarian revolt neainat R v s sia Reuter
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    Lock icon CALL OFF FIGHTING GAITSKELL PLEADS
    243 2 CALL OFF FIGHTING GAITSKELL PLEADS LONDON. Nov. 6 (ReuterT Mr. Hugh Ga leader of the I Labour Party, appealed ihe government today to call off the figh' Efcypt m view of the "new dangers" ir. international situation. He told the House oi mons. "Let us go ba line with our
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    135 2 COMMODITY PRICES Ol osrvr, rubVi pn (cent.* per lb.) j n Mr, pore %esterda\> wen Spot (norn i Noi RSS v, u-' i; v s Nl K.s.S. No. 3 W Ten Inrerl SPORt JI.N Thf pru« <,j r the local inark< \r> d.^^ wa« -id- n i-i i.u.mm»n ki ki.i
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    Lock icon THE SHIPS COULDN'T GET THROUGH
    132 2 ADEN. Nov 6 (Reuter) Between 20 and 30 ships were still lying m and off Aden harbour today as a result of the Suez Canal bottleneck, harbour officials here reported They said most were refuelling before starting a long journey round the Cape. The next
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    Lock icon OLEH! SEE HOW THEY CHEER!
    140 3 These Firemen Are So Brave! THREE hundred Singapore sc h o o i I ays, cheered a n d clapped when firemen from tht City Fire Brigade demonstrated re. scue work yesterday. The ba| s, from Victoria School, St. .Josf ph's Institution and the Vti-n
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    Lock icon COLONY BODY TO FORM A CHESHIRE HOME
    147 3 COLONY BODY TO FORM A CHESHIRE HOME GROUP Captain Leonard Cheshire, founder of the Cheshire Homes, India, and the Ches: F ;ndation Homes for the Sick Trust, England, lef: I Singapore committee of members during his recent visit m the Colony to organize a Cheshire Ho committee, whose chairman has
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    Lock icon UMNO To Attend Thai Fair
    100 3 UMNO To Attend Thai Fair Kuala lv fwam Di National Organization is ing to a delegation rhailand .end the national constitution fair at Bangkok on Dec. 8. The trip is organized by the UMNO headquartermember of the delegation expected to meet his own 1 All UMNO members 1 wish to
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    Lock icon Chief Food Denial Officer
    67 3 l I Pi Che Yeop Mahidin bin Haji "Qhamed Shariff. today took a--. Chfc -ci D- Dial Officer m Perak after being Wcially seconded from his *C 8 dutie ang. When m Pahang where he served for the last 15 J*ars Che Yeop played an ftive
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    Lock icon CLERICS OFF TO SEE POPE
    56 3 )IXAL Norma* •jy of Sydney arrived m Sin*»e yesterday en route to r 00 where he will present nve-yearly report on his ""•tie to the Pope. •'••'i Cardinal Gilrov was P P. O'Donne'.l of Jwrne who was heading "^norne on the same mission. 1- 2«
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    Lock icon YASCHTSMAN NATURALIST
    75 3 MR. Peter Scott, wellknown British painter arrived m Singapore yesterda> on hi> way to Australia to study the animals and buds of that continent and serve on the yachting jurj for the Olympic (i.imev Air. Scott is president of the International Yacht Racing I'nion. His nature study and
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    Lock icon UNION PROTESTS
    42 3 S n pore Naval Base Labour Union yesterday protested to Government against the recent arrest ol Its three officials Mr S. Woodhull (seer KB. Nair, (assist ml tan Lir -d Mr Chan Wing Ten I vice-presi-dent), under the Public SecuOidinance.
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    Lock icon Govt. Higher Services Appointments
    219 3 BEN out of 32 ap- nta announced last ghl by the SinGovernment to lt fl Higher Services went to graduates rsitj Malaya. The Director of Personnel. Mr. J D. Higham, told The ird that it was Govo 's policy to i local men With ability ild
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    Lock icon The Admiralty Ups Its Own Offer
    282 3 More Pay From NOW, If Union Agrees... THE Singapore Admiralty yesterday offered its Local Staff Union to implement, immediately, new pay schemes for clerks and several non-industrial workers if the Union would accept the new wage scales laid down by the Admiralty. A- a
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    Lock icon U.S. Judge Sits In A Fed. Court
    94 3 U.S. Judge Sits In A Fed. Court KUALA LUMPUR, Tuee. Mr. Justice William H. Haatie, famous American negro judge, sat as an observer m the Selangor High Court today as part of his tour of the FedeEL He paid careful attention while Mr. Justice Buhigai presided over a case m
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    Lock icon No Returns, Secretary Fined $100
    82 3 No Returns, Secretary Fined $100 A COMPANY seen tary. Quo Ci Jin, pleaded guilty to lour counts ol failing to submit his income tax return.- lor the years 1952 to 1955. m the Singapore City Magistrate's Court yesterday. The prosecuting officer, Mr. j.e. Jeans, told the Court that Quo might
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    Lock icon 400 Students Go Back To School
    153 3 FOI R hundred former students of the Singapore Chung Cheng and Chinese High Schools yesterday attended classes at the Gan Eng Seng and Kallang I'hcsc 400 students were Avn from a batch of about )0 pupils who re-register-fog classes after the recent 'hey were
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    Lock icon $4,000 Fine For Try At Smuggling
    82 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— S ipari bin Rais was fined 00 or eight months' jail m the Magistrate's Court, today for attempting to smuggle 120 cartons oi dgarettei bar car Singapore. 1 be accused made a request to the Court for the err. which was
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    63 3 O >NSERVATTVE Bril Member of Parliament, Major rufton Beamish, fiew Into Singapore yesterday for i week's stay In Malaya, before attending the Inter-Parlia-mentary Union meeting m Bangkok, beginning Wov, 15. Major Beamish said at the air; Orl "1 bl 'Pc Ma'aya will be represented at next
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    Lock icon Reds Wound Estate Manager
    48 3 JOHORK BAHRU. Tucs The manager of Sening Estate m the Pengerang area ot johore travelling m a scout car was fired on by tnree terrorists yesterday. Although wounded M left hand, ne returned the fire and the terrorists Bad. A follow-up was hi progress
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    Lock icon YELLOW ROBES FOR SEVEN
    119 3 YELLOW ROBES FOR SEVEN 1 Thai Monks Here THE evening tram rumbled into Singapore yesterday wth a coachload of unusual passengers 1 5 Thai monks with a mission. Led by the Rev. Phrasisuwanvisudhi, the party, who came all the way from Lampanq Province m northern Thailand by rail, w, II
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    Lock icon Brothers Testify In Beer Case
    151 3 THREE brothers appeared m the Singapore Assize Court yesterday to testify against their blood brother who was appearing on a charge of embezzling beer. The blood brother, Poh Whatt Chye, 40. was alleged to have embezzled 18.325 cartons of beer, valued at 1302,000 m October
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    Lock icon JAYCEE MAN
    33 3 MR Lee Chiev Wing- president of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, left for Wellington, New Zealand, veslerday to attend the lit World Conference of JCC from November 8 to 14.
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    Lock icon MARSHALL SPEAKS Lim Succeeded Where I Failed -BACK HIM!
    907 4 MARSHALL SPEAKS Lim Succeeded Where I Failed -BACK HIM! JlWJiBJKHl»cfilsl»];J*«ifriM^ikUJrJ>l>-lJl>!illl^l HE IS THE ONLY MAN AT THE MOMENT TO BRING US MERDEKA' on the question "THERE is only one issue before the people of Singapore, the one political issue which overshadows everything else and that issue is can this government
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    Lock icon They Are Not 'Disloyal Monsters ... Discard That ldea...Give Them A Chance
    406 4 They Are Not 'Disloyal Monsters Discard That ldea...Give Them A Chance tacfl s'.raight," he said Mr. Marshall said UM Ch::ic>c-^:^caking Chineae, when th* i bance« would be as loyal Malayan as any Straits-bnrn. He said it WU tXIM that Communists were seeking to utilise cultural affinity to impose the Communist
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    Lock icon I BLAME P.A.P. FOR THE RIOTS
    274 4  -  Lint Koon Teck MX LIM KOON TECK, Lib.-Socs. placet! the blame for the riots and violence squarely on the shoulders ot the People's Action Party. He said that m ali the recent Colony strikes and disturbance! the P. A. P. had played a sinister
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    Lock icon DON'T THINK IN TERMS OF MASSES—Thomas
    121 4 DON'T THINK IN TERMS OF MASSES —Thomas ME FRANCIS THOMAS, ."Minister for Communications and Works, began by demolishing the principle oi mass support and mass appeal championed by P.A.P. Assemblyman Mr Lee Kuan lew. ''In a true democracy like ours you cannot have masses. It has individualism you do not
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    Lock icon How The Voting Went
    228 5 How The Voting Went FOR .Mr U m I ibI >n- Bahru Mr. i im boon Mini- i I.ibSoe., Ser.irm.xm Mr. John Ede Lib-Soc TansMr Lim Koon Teck lib > io Pay.i Lebar); Mi Goh Toag Liang l la-Sot Bukit Pan- Mr X hoy l.: k m- i j., Im,|
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    Lock icon 'PAP Must Take The Full Blame'
    123 5 'PAP Must Take The Full Blame' MR J. P. Sll FHERLAND, Nominated memrting the amended motion on Govnt"s action over riota said thai Lee X tan V bit m his spe was the res ill "of arrogance springing a sense of superioHe said that the references Hade by Mr Lee
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    1052 5 Chew's Amendment To Lee's Censure Motion Is Carried By 25-4 And Loud Cheers Greet A Pledge For A Happier Singapore SING APORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock/ yesterday won another clear cut victory against the Opposition led by PAP leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Mr. Lee
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    Lock icon GOH WANTS A TRIAL FOR THE ARRESTED
    143 5 GOH WANTS A TRIAL FOR THE ARRESTED MR. GOH CHOO CIUA (P A.P.i c:::.- I Govern menl for throwing g veil of secrecy the detention of many persons under the banishment and public security laws. ment had an I these people on tnfoi mation it had obtained from the Police,
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    Lock icon Shouts Were 'Pah Mata' And NOT Merdeka...'
    329 5 Mai for Edu ation, Mr. Chew Swee Kee. said m moving his amendment that it was clear WOO started the riotg DOt the Government, as the PAP leader tried to make OUt, but the henchmen o( his party. 1; was -ant to note
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    Lock icon A MALAY-CHINESE CLASH WAS STOPPED BY TIMELY ACTION
    199 5 INCHE Mohd. Sidik, Assistant Minister for Education, disclosed m the Legislative Assembly yesterday that timely efforts by Malay leaders and certain .Ministers of Government saved what might have resulted m a dangerous situation m Singapore as the result of false rumours spread
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    Lock icon A BIBLICAL PARALLEL IS DRAWN BETWEEN P.A.P. AND ITS ROLE IN RIOTS
    562 5 A BIBLICAL PARALLEL IS DRAWN BETWEEN P.A.P. AND ITS ROLE IN RIOTS MX. IIM CHEB KHENG, (Changi), accused Mr. I.cc Kuan Vcw ot 'cleverly washing his hands of the recent riots m a speech so vague and weak" that his action was reminiscent of Pontius Pilate who also washed his
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    Lock icon Lee Quotes From Mao And Explains The Meaning Of Revolution
    256 5 Lee Quotes From Mao And Explains The Meaning Of Revolution im P- "pic's Action Party leader. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. predicted that the three cornered fight between Imperialism, Communism and Nationalism will be more ;nten>c alter August next year. Qnotini extensively from the collected Works of the Chairman ol the
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard 'When The Time Comes..'
    812 6 Singapore Standard 'When The Time Comes.. ,4r THIS GOV. m office, intends to bring peace and sec..:.' I Singapore and nothing coing to deter it. We will face the ele men the time comes and it is for them idz it n r present action." In that .right ilalaminl Stegjaf
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      Lock icon ST. NICHOLAS' HOME
      284 6 ST. NICHOLAS' HOME Sir; With reference to your recent editorial under the heading "No Handicap." I would like to state that besides the new Princess Elizabeth School for the blind m Johore Bahru. there is the St. Nicholas' Home for blind children m Penary. Of all the aiTlictions suffered by
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      54 6 Sir; I am 'ruly moved by your Inspiring editorial Colours" which tad ed portray the true colour of the undemocratic, despotic and mischiefmaking elements which practically paraly>ed the normal life of the Colony. We the law-abiding and peace loving citizens ol the Federation stand solidly behind our Chief Minister.
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      160 6 Sir; A local newspaper 1 columnist IsiWtS the jact Z that before lhe outbreak of the recent riut, U'hcn the Z oecat BY eaßesl lor him Mr. Z Lee Kuan Yew teas not to be Z jound. This icoxdd not be the jirst time that Mr.
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      Lock icon WAS IT BASED ON FACT?
      95 6 Sir-— I believe that during their conducted tour of Red China, the imaginations of some of our trade delegates been carried away by over-entk I wonder whether this Statement by Mr. Ko Teck Kin. that trie Chinese rice iheaper by 20 per cent. compared to
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    Lock icon THE NEWS AT IT STRIKES ME
    626 6  - THE NEWS AT IT STRIKES ME ASTER GUNASEKERAJ by of members of trade unions belonging to the Middle Road group are reported to be m a quandary now that their leaders are m custody. They are said to be worried about their future and to be undecided whether to quit
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    918 6  - Ike's Birthplace To Be Restored WILLIAM COURTENAY says our Speciml Roiing Correspondent of General EisenI hower and if the Presii dent of the United States did not migrate from "L>og Cabin to White House" like the illus- trious founder of the Rej pubican Party Abraham Lincoln he certainly rose from
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    96 6 "The attempt to be articulate about the basic ideas tha: lie at the root of what one does—that are the mainspring of action—produces the same kind of cerebal inhibition that, m the old rhyme, caused the centipede to fail exhausted m the ditch when his friend the toad asked
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    345 7 Lef's Attack To Stop This War'— Russia MOSCOW, Nov. 6 (IP)— Premier Bulganin of Russia last night asked the Cnited StaU's to join his country m air and naval action, supervised by the United Nations, to halt the war m Egypt. In his message to President BaenhOWOC the Russian Premier
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    33 7 UNITED NATIONS, New York. Nov. fi. (UP) The Security Council last night refused to consider Russia's appeal for a United Nations ultimatum to Britain. France and Israel to get out of Egypt.
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    163 7 PARIS. Nov. 8 (Keuter) France and Britain are studying with the I nited States a joint reply to Soviet Premier Marshal Nikolai Bulganin's messages about the Middle East situation, a French Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. Speaking at a press conference, ho said it was
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    118 7 LONDON, NOV. (Renter) Three bundled Iraqi stulenta staged a seven-hour rit- lown strike m the Iraqi Embassy here but went home quietly last nighl when Police were ceiled lo at the request of Embassy officials. The Btudenta had refused to leaea until four demands they oade
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    61 7 COLOMBO. Nov. 6 (Reuter) Price control of certair foodstuffs began m Colombo, today to check profiteering and the hoarding of essentia! commodities. The new controls wore announced m a special issue of Ibt Ceylon Government Gazette. Hire, mgar and flour wil. r.n» ba bound by the new
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    86 7 WASHLNGTON. Nov (AP) Negro singer Paul Robeson was yesterday denied a Supreme Court review of his efforts to compel the State Department to give him a passport for European tra•OJ Robeson's appeal for a high court hearing s aid he was "the im of an economic
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    76 7 Ex-Hungary Premier Disappears VIENNA, Nov. 6 (AP)— The whereabouts of Imre Nagy, the moderate Communist professor toppled from Hungary's premiership by the Russians, remained a mystery yesterday. c rebels announced early m the fighting yesterday that as m a safe place. Later the Russians broadcast a declaration that they captured
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    108 7 VATICAN CITY. No* 6 (AP)— Pope Pitta XII pleaded last night for an end of M B > shed m Hungary and for restoration of a just order among all nations. The 80-year-old head of the Roman Catholic Church, who once described himself as "tha unwcar.ed
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    248 8 Get-Rich-Quick Conspiracy Was Hatched In Jail A ''BLACK MAGIC" swindle racket which raked m $150,000 for a woman "bomo" has now been established by Singapore Police to have originated m the Women's Prison m Outram Road, Singapore. The conspiracy was hatched while the woman
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    307 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Mr. Justice Abdul Hamid m the Selangor High Court today dismissed an application concerning a civil suit involving a brother of deceased Kuala Lumpur millionaire lawyer, Mr. Yong Shook Lin. Plaintiff m the suit II Tai Lin. younger brother of
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    108 8 J. P. Appeals Against Conviction PENANG, Tues. A lawyer, Mr. R. Ramani of Kuala Lumpur, submitted m the High Court today that a widow. Ro.^han Jan, had deliberately given false answers m her evidence against Mohamed Yusoff Poshni, a Justice of the Peace. Mr. Ramani wig arguing the appeal against
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    93 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Kuala Lumpur District Telephone Priority Board today learnt tha: installation Of phones has virtually come to a stop at Petaling Jaya due to the shortage of a underground cable plant The Board expressed concorn over the lact that applicants have to
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    86 8 THREE Singapore hotel owners, who pleaded guilty to two counts of failing to register their lodgers, were fined a total of $1,200 m the Fourth Magistrate's Court yesterday. Yu Chu Li of Owen Road, who had three previous convictions, was fined $1,000. m default six months'
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    171 8 PANEL SCHEME ALARMS DOCTORS Kl'A LA I.r.MPfR, Tues. Private doctors m Selangor arc up m arms 2 against the State Educa- Z tion department over its 2 decision to accept, m the rase of vernacular school- Z \W teachers, sick certificates signed only by a panel of j practitioners it
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    27 8 A GROUP of Hungarian nationals attacked the editorial offices of the Communist newsTaper B Sig'o m Santiago. Chile, last night injuring six employees, one seriously.
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    223 8 $1.8 Million Needed For Cheap Housing penang. Tues.— The chairmen of the Rural Board. Mr. R. F. Oldham, disclosed today that an lon has t made to the Minister fur Natural R. KMUCea and Local Government for a further allocation of $1,800,000 to complete the Anal pha the Rural Board
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    293 8 COL. LEE MAY RELEASE HIS T (for Tax) BOMB IN FEDERATION TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. New taxes as well as increases m some present levies are expected to be among: the many mnnev-spinninjr measures which the Federation's Finance Minister, Col. IL S. Lee, will announce to the Legislative Council tomorrow.
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    148 8 SHIP'S DRAMATIC DASH ENDS: S'PORE SOLDIER IN HONGKONG HOSPITAL HONGKONG, Nov 6 (Reuter)— Corporal G. M. Lecl. of the Royal Army Service Corps, was officially reported tonieht to be still dangerously ill with Meningitis though "very much improved" after being stricken aboard a Singaporebound freighter on the South China Sea
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    134 8 Mistake Cost Girl, 3, Her Life A three-year-old girl took caustic soda by mistake, and as a result died two months later from an abscess m the This was stated m a Pafhogist's report revealed m a Singapore Coroner's Court yesterday, at an inquest on the girl. Tan Shook Koon.
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    211 8 UP, up, go THE FARES TO EUROPE INTERNA I lONAL sr.ipr <-g lines which are inevitably called upon to re-route their pc of Good Hope because riorating Sue. be compelled to freight and passage rates is the higher operating involved. Thi> s'rftement was made by Dutch shipping magnate aad tor
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    148 8 Take Me Away Girl Said And He Did •OKGEI BAKAP, Tubs. "^-year-old Chinese, Qusn Ah Tee. claimed before Mr. D. Anthony. President of the Sessions Court. day. that while cycling past a house, she called him to take her ay Quan had pleaded guilty te a charge of kidnapping a
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    62 8 i\ Tues Teoh Moi Gaik, 18-v< girl tapper, was today cl Xii w.hony. President of the Sessions Nibong 1 :ai, v. Ith found m the company of an armed rr. Kongsi on Sept 19. Teoh. the prosecui leged. dived full hind a cooking rang' I i
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    49 8 PENANG, Tues.— Mrs. Ong Huck Lim, the convei. appealed for more volunteers to hi r m the sake Of poppio en Nov. 9 and < -a ho have vol cd. are requested to report at the Chinese Town Hall at 8.30 a.m. oc 2.2' j Nov. 9.
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    114 8 PENANG, Tw The Penang Alliance Secret Mr. 0.-man Mcr:< v today clarified that the twe candidates put up by thi Penang branch ol th< M m Indian Congress lor the Municipal elections were not Alliancecandidates. They were Mr. A. Raja Gopal and Mr A. N Samy.
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    49 9 It was Poppy Day at RAF. Station Seletar, Singapore. ■■•-iv Ph.»to shows W. R.A.F. Corporal Edna Shaw, of Notts, selling: a poppy t(» Senior Aircraftsman of Ashinston. Northumberland Bruce, the {■k .iKo gets a poppy, an extra larno one because it >» i«inl birthday.
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    58 9 KUALA LUMPUP. Tues. The Federation Govern- announced today that 159 children born m 1943 1 to primary sch aext year. -:en registered Jhroughout the Federatk:. -.ecent "Operation TorParents see.-;:".? admission for their children have been asked to take the "Operation Torch" reg ".on counterMi and birth certificates
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    365 9 VARSITY'S 'MYSTERY CRISIS' THE University of Malaya's "mystery crisis" is expected to blow up on Friday. Nov. 23, when the Guild of Graduates meets to get to the bottom of conflicting reports on the University. The meeting has been convened by the
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    245 9 Varsity's Decision Today THE much-discussed appointment of a Vice-Chan-cellor lor the University of Malaya will be settled today by the 24-man University Council. The Coined will also discuss i the report of the Senate, which i Beet a fortnight aso to assess the merits v; .»ix uistinguLshed
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    178 9 'Ayer Itam Needs A Fire Station' PENANG, Tues. A new member to the Rural Board Mr. Cheah Huat Eng. nrg< I Board at tta meeting yesterday to establLsh a sub-fire ti( d m Aver Itam Village Ch now had a population of about 15.000. Mr. Cheah told the meeting that
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    166 9 THE TUNKU ADVISES MERGER OF TWO UNITS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Chief Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, suggested today that the ExServices' Association of Malaya and the Ex-Secu-rity Forces' Association, organised by Malays recently, should become a single unit. The Ex-Services' Association, with the High Commisatonei aa Ita patron, has already
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    65 9 1,964 Co-op Societies In Malaya PENANC, Tues. In the whole of the Federation of Malaya today, there :ue 1,%'1 co-opera-tive .societies of ail types with a membership of 222,541 members. This was revealed by the Assistant Commissioner for Co-Operative Development. Penang, Tuan Haji Abdul Kauf, to members of the Committee
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    95 9 IT was quite a family reunion for the C-in-C. Far East Land Forces, Lt. -General Sir Francis Festing when he went .".board the P. O. liner Canton which arrived from Britain yesterday. Accompanied by his eldest son John, he welcomed to Singapore his wife. Lady Festing and
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    91 9 Watch Out For Camera Thieves IPOH, Tues.— Camera owners beware police believe that an organized gang of camera thieves is operating here. During the past 12 cays, four cameras have been reported stolen. All these were stolen under similar circumstances: from vn at. ended cars. The latest victim was an
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    47 9 KUANTAN, Tues. A harbou- worker. Ho Fook Seng, 30. .vas drowned while loading timber into a boat here over the weekend. Six fellow-workers, who saw Ho ta I into the water, tried m vain to rescue him. His body was recovered next day.
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    15 9 THE Federation collected $6,150,116 m income tax for October, the Government announced yesterday.
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    153 10 BURMA TURNING MORE TO SPORE FOR GOODS BURMA is turning more ond more Singapore for r C r essential supplies because of the Colony's excellent entrepot facilities, o spokesman of the Burma Trade Assoc arion told The Stcndard yesterday. Another re?.? on for tl* switch to Singapore was fact that
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      202 10 The story of the steady and systemic growth of the Bank of India Ltd. since its inception 50 years ago is a record of financial achie vement. With a modest beginning of a staff of 50. the Bank today employs nearly 2,500, its working capital
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      30 10 THE Secretaries. Sime Darby m Co. Ltd., announced the following rubber output Kempas 323.650 lb. and 335.600 lb. for Septemher and October EUdella 14,600 lb. and 15.500 1b
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      100 10 THE local share market was hesitant, according to the Malayan Sharebrokers' Association yesterday. Rubbers and tins tended to be slightly easier, while industrials were quiet. Buyers Sellers Alex Bricks Ords. 1 75 1 85 Robinson Co: Ords. 1 M Lfl INDUSTRIALS Ampat 10/- 10 3 Ber;untai 2R
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      106 10 MALAYAN* sharebrokers yesterday reported the following busim Alex Bricks ords. $1 R0: Hammer |1 57': Hume A5/7*; II Collieries SI .10: Metal Box II 73|; Robinson ords. |1 80; Cold Storage |1 83|, |1 Bl; Straits Trader.- 125.10 Steamships $15.25: Weernes $3.20 Austral Amal. 11/4J, 19/3 Jelapang 15
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    41 10 MISS Chia Geok Lee. one of the winners of the Beehive V.S.O.P. Brandy Competition. organized by Eastern Agencies (1946) Ltd.. is seen receiving her cheque from Mr. N. A. Hall. The company are local agents for the brandy.
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    122 10 SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday dropped 2cents to 972 cents per lb. for first grade November shipment on a nervous and irregular market. The mark) I as :~ceptible to the political news with prices moving up and down oetween 99* cents and 978 cents for first grade
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    96 10 MR. Tan Joo Teo, (seen above), who has eight years' service m the shipping department of Harrisons Crosfield (Malaya) Ltd., has been selected for intensive training m the duties of a ship's agent. He win I c sailing lot 'he U.K. m the Ellerman Bucknall Line's cargo
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    27 10 TOTAL exports of rubbe^ all grades to all count r.- from Singapore and Federation during October amount to 81,341 tons, accord* ing to preliminary stal
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    201 10 Singer Gazelle Models Due In November THE chairman of thc Rootes Group, Sir William Rootcs has announced the introduction of a new Singer IJ litre Gazelle. The new car retains the successful rour cylinder overhead camshaft 1| litre Singer engine which has developed a tremendous name for reliability, long life
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    124 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Now $26"! buyers. S27' sellers; coconut oil m bulk $42 sellers, m drums 545 seders: Ifuntok white pepper SI 18 sellers, Sarawak white |117 sellers. Special Sarawak black 993 seders. Singapore Copra Association closing prices yesterday:
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    116 10 A BRITISH company which makes thermoplastic floor tiles and allied products is to introduce j some of its latest range into the Malayan market soon. Mr. o. A. A:.-r.'. r. managing director of the company, the Marlev Tile Co. < I Eh venoaka, England, said m
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    34 10 MPUR, Tues A. Worst, mar -z :reo of Lindetev. aya) returned here fror 1 today and also resumed duties as Honorary Consu. erlands m the I Capital. Worst accompanied her husb'.
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    40 10 On a site near Schipr rt, Amsterdam, an national exhibition under tha name of Het Atoom-AiESVP-i will be held from Junt 15 to Sept. 8 next year, where achievements m the f atomic study will be on view.
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    282 12 SPECIAL REPORT BY AN OBSTETRICIAN SAN FRANCISCO QHILD-birth appears easier and less pain- ful if women re-adopt a I primitive method of hayI ing babies, an obstetri- cian reported here. From time immemorial, men have knelt or sat during child-birth. Allowing them to sit up seems to have
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    456 12 Curing Mental Diseases 1 1 gENSIBLE Mrs. A. -ccs visions of things which arc not there, mildmannered Mr. B. becomes irritable and picks fights at the drop of a hat. rich young Bill gels picked up by the police for stealing oranges. These changes m behaviour may mean a "nervous
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    392 12  - Preparing for the Rainy Day Terry Pillay ly ONE very rarcl> sees I women wearing raini coats m Singapore. The heat Ls certainly one reason and another, and i important one. is the dreary type of rainwear I offered m our shops. 'Heavy and melancholy; too i expensive; cheap but
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    60 13 FIGHT journalists and photographers from Britain, w)iq wiU cover the Olympic Games, passed through Singapore bg BOAC. Qantas yesterday. P rare ■bTsOsbj (left to Robert Rider (A.P. Stewart Heyr (International New* P ->•') Reginald Dirt d.P.) Hudson (1 .V P. Editor). White (I.N. P. New* Editor).
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    233 13 Cup To The Winners A Beating For Losers ::PPY DAY WOMEN'S HOCKEY CIVILIAN women ran away with the Lady Mellersh Cup when they whipped the Combined Services by eiat*»ltßsl> Ut two m the women's hockey match m Popp> Day Fund on the paiiang yesterday. ■ni*. Civilian women opened aH* score
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    62 13 ANOTHER batch of Italians 19 m all passed through Singapore yesterday by 8.0.A.C. Qantas on their way to the Olympic Games m Melbourne. The Chef de Mission of the ;>, Mr. Figarlo di Cropello. said the .Middle East crisis did not affect the Italian tean the
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    86 13 THE man who broke the d three Dllle record m I at the White City, London, Chris (Shataway, \vi'. l I Ln Sins, ipore (ot 10 days to Bake -i 8.8.C. television 'film. Ho arrive hen on Dec. it with 8.8.C. television *eroroducer. Mr. Steohen Chataway will
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    22 13 SINGAPORE Business Housen' first athletic meet will be held on Saturday, Nov-. 10, at Shell Sports Club Ground, Faya Lebar.
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    268 13 Russian Invasion To Melbourne Begins MELBOURNE, Nov. 6 (Reuter) Russian Olympic officials said here today that all members of their team felt that the Games would strengthen the ties of friendship with competing nations. Mr. Konstantin Andrianov, the Russian Olympic chief, scid his
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    176 13 PLAYING with 10 men, Wanderers Sports Club beat Singapore Harbour Board Police 4-2 m a SHA Div. 1 encounter at Paya Lebar yesterday. I. Le Strange was mainly responsiii'.e for the Wanderers 4 victory. He keDt the Police forwards frustrated and converted two snort corner-.
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    115 13 INDIANS EDGE CHINESE A HATTRICK by T C alingam enabled Indan Association to heat t':i e Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by three sjoali ha two In the S.H'a. Div 1 league match at BeJestier Road yesterday. Indiana were one up m the flfl l minute. Thilcalingam BCOI cd. Chinese equalised
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    133 13 FHE noon's rr.oiifh'v medal Stableford of the Royal Singapore Golf Club is as follows: "A" DIVISION Winner: MR X Wilson 171 Other cards: K. C. MacnaJj 35}, G A P. Sutherland 345. CX Russell 34}. R.J. Isherwood 342 E.W. Shaw XU. IC Mackav S3| G.o. Cruickshank 33}. MC
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    35 13 IN the semi-final., of the V.M.C.A. four belli billiard tournament held last night, Gan Tee Tian, gaining L'D.'i points, lost to Wee Aik Sun who scored 300 points The final will be held tonight.
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    21 13 MELBOURNE, Nov. I < Route:-)— Australian sprint champion Jon Ilenncks Will CO to America to swim and study next year.
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    187 13 HONGKONG. Nov. 6 'Reuter) Communist China announced today that she not take part m the Olympic Ghunes Ln Melbourne because the Nationalist China team has been all< ared to compete, Radio Peking announce In cam*) to the Chairman of the International O -pic Commit!
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    98 13 CALCUTTA, Nov. 6 (Reuter). Spinners Richie Benaud and Jim Burke howled Australia to victory over India by M runs today to clinch the three-march Test leftwj 2-0 with one match drawn, India needing 231 to v..' the second innings were m a fair, position
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    52 13 PORT ELIZABETH. Nov. 6 (Reuter)— The HOC beat Eastern Province by an innings and 201 OO the second day of their day came here yesterday. Scores: Eastern Province 105 and 59 lICC 1 I Tony Lock task c ;x Eastern Province second innings wickets for
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    133 13 LONDON. Nov. 8 (Reuter).— Tom Finney, who has been capped 60 times as a winger. Will be at centre forward m the England side to meet Wales m the International football match at Wembley on November 14 He is one of four changes from the side which
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    143 13 LAUSANNE Nov S Reuter) II Otto nfayei Chancellor of Intel stional Olympic Committee, declared hen v that the Melbourne Games go on. The Chancellor added that he id ju ed confirmation that tv. F:t i tered airliners would :< Prague from Paris tonight I take the Hungarian m
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    108 13 SOCCER: SBHFA finals at Jalan Besar Sta--5.15 p.m. Junior d Engineers vs. Nation--bon. 7 p.m. Senior MercentHe Bank vs. Hongkong Bank. RUGBY: RN vs. Army at Army: RAF Seletar vs gah at Seletar, SAS vs. TTC at U odi 200 Pro. Coy RMP vs. SCC I SCC; South
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    1001 14 RACE l: 2.45 p.m.— Horses Class 2, Div. 4—6 Furs. 1. 722 Khandi Star 6y POO Mr Lim C T-> i HudaSfl 1. 385 Stealth 5> 8.10 M J A Chippindale Daniels Rans-me 3. 84 I'ndoubtabie ly 807 F C L I I R VEE Bke>n Bou;
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    359 14  -  BILL FUNK bx lelbourne-bound on Sunday THE Canadian Olympic basketballers will play a seiics of three games m the Colon> after the XVI Ohmpiad at Melbourne. day b> Mr Ooh° Chye Hin' president of the Siruipnre Chinese Imateur Athletic Federation In his letter to
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    441 14  - MASTERPIECE STANDS OUT IN HUMBLE LOT WINDSOR LAD Says 1 On Recent Form He Can Be Backed With Confidence MASTERPIECE stands out m this moderate held. His recent form justifies confident support m the main six-furlong' event (Race Three) for Class Two, Division Two horses at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon,
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    163 14 Windsor Lad The Sperlre Trundle Hill Scrutineer UIMIY < OKNLR IMHtI »T \HI L I XDOUBTABLB IMXHRTVBLE 1 Kh.ni.li Mar Khandi SUr lt» '•> LndoobUMe Windy (orner Kli.uuli st.ir MIK\I l>\ CREDIT BALANCE RAMSBIRV KIIHI I 2 K«-r, limit slipper Prince rn-.iit li;*i.;ince Credit Balance Sweet I)r<am «»lipptT
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    882 14 Windy Corner To Give Them The Breeze Today RACE ONE Windy Comer makes an appearance on his favourite course, and the War Hero six-year-old may prove too smart for his rivals m the opening race of the afternoon. He bai scored thrice on hi? pet track. He showed his ability
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    206 14 Miralda May Make Amends RACE TWO Miralda ruined her chance when she was a bit slow oft her mark m her attempt over seven furlongs on the opening day. She may make amends and score over the six a dis:ance which is more to her liking. This Mirza II mare
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    114 14 Mystic Code can beat Record Time RACE SEVEN Mystic Code showed up to advantage m both his efforts at Penang, and I expect the four-year-old to assert her superiority m the seven furlongs for Class Five. Division Three horses. She proved too smart for her rival s when she ran
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    280 14 RACE FIVE Clear Vision reads a good thing m this Class Five event, and I do not propose to look beyond him for the winner This Panorama five-year-old scored over the seven on this course m August, accounting Actor II with 8.05. He
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