Singapore Standard, 10 November 1956

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    34 1 Singapore Standard STANDARD POLICE "2tt T*o +M\ *5 FIRE BRIGADE GENERAL HOSPITAL ***** (5 lines) 2400 "TPN Jf^ J i 2811 2414 D N 131 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1956 14 PAGES 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon 'LET DRUGS GO THROUGH TO HUNGARY'
    207 1 'LET DRUGS GO THROUGH TO HUNGARY' U.S. Call To Soviet Russia SITED NATIONS. Nov. 9. The I nited States. refusing to admit that Hun£rar\'s "glorious dead have died m vain, called on Russia today to permit food gad medicines trom abroad to be distributed to the n people. Cabot Lodge
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    Lock icon U.N. Rushes Plans To Take Over Canal
    346 1 After 11 Days Of War, A Sign o>f Peace ALLIED SCOREBOARD PARIS, Nov. 9 (Renter). M. Maurice Bourgcs-Maun-Ottry, French Detence Minister, said today Britain and France had destroyed 200 Egyptian Mtrcruft a;.d damaged 70 m m their action m the Suez Canal goits.
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    Lock icon CHUNG CHENG GIRL STABBED TO DEATH
    262 1 CHUNG CHENG GIRL STABBED TO DEATH GIRL stuck Ch Ch School, m Sing ipore ws Imiied to death as she poured over her books m n paration for her final examir. The girl, 24-year-c'. 1 Cfl r.j. -.v is stabbf I chest m a cubicle Singapore her sister looked on
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    Lock icon $74,000,000: THE COST OF REPLACING EXPATS
    917 1 ...But There Is No Money To Meet Bill, Says Govt KUALA LIMPI R, Fri. The Federation Government will have to look for a staggering $74,367,000 should the country's 1,800 expatriate officers elect to take advantage of the option to retire and collet t their
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    Lock icon Accord On The Frontier
    61 1 RANGOON. Nov. 9 (Reuter) —The Burmese Foreign Office tonight announced m a communique that the Chinese and Burmese governments have reached an understanding under which Chinese troop.- will be withdrawn irom ia area Weal of the 1949 ntiei i'.ne while Burmese troops m turn will withdraw
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    Lock icon IRAQ BREAK-OFF
    26 1 IRAQ broke oil diplomatic relations with France yester,iiv and said She would no longer meet with Britain m the Ove-natio" R^viriari nefence Pact. U.P.
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    Lock icon PART OF BUDAPEST IN FLAMES AS REBELS FIGHT ON
    320 1 PART OF BUDAPEST IN FLAMES AS REBELS FIGHT ON VIENNA, NOV. 9 (UP) FIERCE NEVV FIGHTING HAS ERUPTED IN SHATTERED BUDAPEST AND PART OF THE CITY IS IN FLAMES, THE COMMUNIST-CONTROLLED RADIO ANNOUNCED TODAY. Insurgents, boMed up m the twisting narrow streets, of the I dty near the former Royal
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    Lock icon HE DOES A NUTTING ON THE WORKER'
    49 1 HE DOES A NUTTING ON THE WORKER' LONDON, Nov. 9 (Reuter) The Communist Daily Worker announced today that its chief cartoonist Gabriel had resigned because he "profoundly disagrees" with the newspaper's policy over Hungary Gabriel. per. name of Mr James Friell. has heen with the Worker for 20 years.
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    Lock icon Boy Dies At 'Creeping Horror' Movie
    78 1 CHICAGO. No. 9 (AP) The death Of I nine-year-old bo|| as he watched a horror On wai attributed to natural causes yesterday. but a deputy coroner declared the film fare ajjjSSSlail the boy's heart ailment Btewarl Cohan suffered a fatal heart attack during a
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    Lock icon Police Hold Two Unionists
    40 1 SINGAPORE Ponce yesterday detained two unionists I under the Public Securitj j Ordinance One ol them is an officebearer ol the European Employees Union and the other I an office-bearer of the Motor 1 Workers' Union.
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    Lock icon BUDGET SECRET WAS WELL KEPT-MINISTER
    194 1 KUALA LUMPUR Fri.— j Federati n Finance M nisi 7 Col. H. B. Lu. 7 daj the public to turn over r .o j him any evidence of lea.* of Bu rets concer: tv ll "We had taken the maximum possible precautions and .so lar
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    Lock icon VOLUNTEERS MAY GO TO EGYPT IF THEY WISH
    180 2 VOLUNTEERS MAY GO TO EGYPT IF THEY WISH JAKARTA Nov. 9 (UP)— The Foreign Office ■pokesmai I fOfcnm enl place LM obstacle- In 1 c: at 1 ftghl g tha i French and Israeli force, ta Egji I F sp«kes S S m a riasj the f stand war lent
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    Lock icon Ike Confers On Europe, Middle East
    211 2 W i N Nov. 10 (Al —Pr EisenCongre^ the tense world sit ition for 2 y ester Tht lefl the White House laa such ter:-; c expressions -.imism. Altogether, 23 Democratic a--. a leaders of the Sen al md Pre the si tv at
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    Lock icon Britain Ready To Quit Egypt
    556 2 No Advantage In Delay, Eden Tells Commons LONDON", Nov. 9 (Reuter) Sir Anthony Eden said today the British Government welcomed the statement of the Israeli Prime Minister on withdrawal of Israeli forces from Egyptian territory. He was making a statement m the House of Commons.
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    Lock icon Tension In Bulgaria
    270 2 MILITIA GUARD ALL PUBLIC BUILDINGS VIENNA, Nov. 9 (Renter) Although there had been no public dis- irbancei on a large scale m Bulgaria there were igns I tension according repot i reaching b today. rte B tlgarian people were ex > discussing arentl m Huneary and Poland.
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    Lock icon Planes Hide In Arabia
    80 2 PARIS. Nov 0 (Reuter) A French Foreign Office spoke-man said today that his government has received information that Egyptian plane* had taken refuge m Saudi Arabia. The Bpokasman -aid: "it is also certain that there are a great number of jet planes of the meal modern
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    Lock icon PLANE MISHAPS
    38 2 A TOTAL of 1,125 air force pil< ts have been killed and 1,600 planes destroyed through accidents m the pa-t two years. reports Brig.-Gen. Joseph D. Caldara. Director Of Flight Safety Research, m Los Angeles.- A.P.
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    107 2 CLOSING rnb'Mji price* (cents per lb.) n Singa pore yesterday were: Buyer- sellerSpot (nom.) 1002 1005 Dec. RSS No. 1 100 1 100; K.s.s. No. > no m; K.S.S. No. 3 97] 98i Tone- Quiet S'POR* ll> lhe prii« ol tin on the local iiiarket yester day was
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    Lock icon Warning Heeded
    102 2 BOMBAY. Nov. o (Reuter). In-iia's Prime Minister. Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, is understood to have said today that Russia's warning agaii st the use of British, French, and Israeli military forces 1 1 Egypt was the mn-t decisive factor m persuading Britain. France and Israel to accept a ceaj-e-fire
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    Lock icon Convoy Of Supplies
    59 2 geneva. Nov. 9 (Renter) The International Committee of the Red Croat will attempt to send a convey of 15 lorries loaded with reliel supplies from Austria into Hungary tonight, it la announced here. The Soviet and Hungarian governments have been asked *o give instructions to let the
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE ON HIS ITINERARY
    49 2 OTTAWA, Nov. 9 (UP) Health Minister Paul Martin leaves here on Sunday for a tour of the Far East, including Singapore and Malaya. Martin will represent Canada at the ministerial sessions of the Bth Colombo Plan consultative committee meeting Dec. 4-8 m Wellington, New Zealand.
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    Lock icon RE-ROUTED SHIPS
    27 2 IT was disclosed yasterday that 144 re-routed ships would call at South African ports m the next few weeks because of the Suez crisis- Reuter
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    Lock icon Tear Gas Disperses Mobs In Rangoon
    216 2 RANGOON, Nov. 9 (Reuter) Police fired tear gas bombs here today to disperse several hundred rioters who stoned the British Embassy and th e Bri tish-owned Strand Hotel, smashing" plate glass windows m both buildings. The crowd dispersed after 20 minutes when the police
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    Lock icon BAN ON QANTAS LIFTED
    126 2 BAN ON QANTAS LIFTED JAKARTA Nov fl (UP) Union workers protesting tfjaaie Ftestek "aggression" m Egypt today lifted their ban against refuelling British and Australian planes to allow a Qantas airliner to take Colombo students and Indonesian Olympic officials to Australia A Qantas official said the Qantas Labourer* Trade Union
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    Lock icon RUMOURS, THEY SAY
    57 2 VIENNA, Nov. 9 (Reuier) Radio Budapest today said current rumours that .fanner Premier imre Nagv Was m prison, were false. Mr. Nagy. had left the government at his own wish, it added. It said that statema I ged to ha-. th« freed Cat!.:, ie prir- t< nal
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    Lock icon He Laughed, So I Killed Him: Court Told
    318 2 SYDNEY, Nov. 9 (Reuter)— A 14-year-old boy had hit and then strangled a 12 -year-old boy "because he had laughed at him." a detective said m Liverpool coroner's coi rt today. He was giving evicence at an inquest on Peter Kay. 12,
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    Lock icon Australia Bound
    45 2 Misses N.l-r.ni r. and K. "i two hostesses 0 j Pakistan i tfinat.on.il flew into Sinsapori terda\ on Hh v An- it..!, i aboard thc I PI A plan< to I«'iic h < i -'if Ihr I carrie ri Oh mpic al from Pakistan.
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    Lock icon R.I. Riots: Further Arrests
    97 2 JAKARTA. N v 9 (F P< i have made r.nection v I rioting n \V< dm .nst the Br:" n Egypt Police so. ...d that an \e In i -d had b. n ti and members of the Sur: E mmittee which orhe ma.- IWaoeded the
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    Lock icon THIEF'S HAUL
    20 2 THIEF' S HAUL TOKYO Police arrested a pickpocket, Motoyoshi Kono, ose briefcase contained, they said, the following: ad month. AP
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    Lock icon The Lesson Of Hungary
    216 2 VIETNAM REDS OUT TO APPEASE PEASANTS LONDON. NOV, 9 (Renter) The Economist, leading British weekly review, commenting on certain "liberalizing" measures by the Communist Party In North Vietnam, said today that "the party may have taken heed of European examples to appease the peasants before it
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    Lock icon TAWAU-SMUGGLERS PARADISE
    258 3 TAWAU -SMUGGLERS PARADISE Land Of Shady Get-Rich-Quick Traders kWAU, a tiny port British North Borneo, become the head- irters of a three-way nuggling centre for > igapore, Indonesia and Philippines. Get-ric puck b ■den thr counmeet m T. re open smuggling is flourishing m ar. cercu: I intrigue acy. ns
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    Lock icon Churches To Pray For Peace
    79 3 Churches To Pray For Peace CHRISTIAN h ;rches tMa iya pray peace tom n w: R "'cods. I Sing has •ated a for c, churcl m sjhgapore I at es tomorr -lame fn the present world an I -.;.c c of Hungary eto *r.e Divine Will. i the Almighty, f
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    Lock icon He Stopped Man From Working
    80 3 He Stopped Man From Working FOR preven- liary L 1 from working at the Singapore City Council Gas Harks during thi enl trade 1 leng Kam. a \m jl S. X in- An we. a labo irer I I tempor?. X g 'rasa, pro:tir.g. t that Ming, said st ay
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    Lock icon Home For Muslim Orphans
    66 3 Trust F;ni As- soon build orphans home ir. rnied Road. Sved Ali Redha Alsagoff, ?t the T The Standard yesterday that the Association was ready to accept Muslim orphans M would be housed, for the time j>ld orphans home m Lorong 29, Gey. He said that
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    Lock icon C-in-C's. 'WELL DONE' FOR 7 GOOD SOLDIERS
    118 3 THF Commander-in-Chief. 1 r K.i>t Land Forces. Lt. ■sir Francis Festing. resented Certificates for •>d Service to seven memr< of Her Majesty's Forces. werer BQMS W. H.-.ham. RA: Sgt. J. F. Sage K.A.; Sgt. L. J Spencer. R W F WOH VV T.
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    Lock icon Reward For Their Brave Deed Is A Cinema Treat
    209 3 MNETEEN young Singaporeans budding firefighters all were yesterday rewarded for a brave deed. The story of the 19— six of whom are girls began early this week when a lallang fire threatened to spread to their clubhouse the Social Welfare Children's
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    56 3 SINGAPORE. Education Society yesterday elected the wring office-bearers for the ling year: Chairman Mr. og H ek Hai, vice-chair- John V. Skinner. secretary: Mr. Hylton K. Fru secretary: Mr. Lei R irigo. treasurer: Mr. ra. Committee: Dr. Chen Hv Mr-. Koh Boon Pi] ng, Mr Chan Kai Yau,
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    Lock icon New Plan To Use Malay Welcomed
    255 3 THE Singapore Malay Education Council yesterwelcomcd Govcnament's announcement to I T day the medium of instruction throughout r.ary and secondary oi Malay education, and the introduction of reli.qious instruction m Malay schools. Commenting en the Government plan, as armour. of Educatl n, Harun Mohamad
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    Lock icon Films: New Tax To Apply On Imports After Sept. 7
    216 3 Films: New Tax To Apply On Imports After Sept. 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A delegation of cinema distributors and exhibitors met the Finance Minister, CoL H. S. Lee this morning to secure some relief m respect of the new "ten cents-a-foot" duty on imported films. Mr. J. A. Parker, Comptroller
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    Lock icon Lady Black Goes To A Bazaar
    66 4 LADY BLACK, wife of Singapore's Governor, went to a "Bring and Buy Bazaar" at Draycot House yesterday. The charity fete, organized by Mrs. D. C. C. Tulloch, wife of the G.O.E. Singapore Base District, proved to be a great success, netting m $2,261. Left:
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    Lock icon CITY TO FLOAT A NEW $48 M. LOAN
    294 4 THE Singapore City Counc il plans to put up for public j subscription a new 548.000.000 loan to finance development projects. Annr.rrnclng this yesterday at a special budset meeting. acting City President Mr. R. Middleton Smith issued an appeal to all those
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    Lock icon What A lucky Girl You Are!
    51 4 What A lucky Girl You Are! MARIAN BAIG, daughter of the Pakistan Trade Commissioner, shyly tells Lady Black, wife of the Governor of Singapore, how lucky she was. Her mother bought a SI lottery ticket at the Bazaar and won the neat little doll's house (m picture) much to Marian's
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    Lock icon EDEN'S ACTION IN EGYPT WAS RIGHT-SHINWELL
    302 4 Ex-Labour Defence Minister In Spore BRITAIN'S former Labour Minister for Defence Mr. Emanuel Shinwell. said on nrrival m Singapore yesterday that Sir Anthony Eden's military action against Egypt m the recent Suez crisis was "fully justified." Mr. S Lowell, who is en [route to
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    Lock icon STUDENT HELD, TWO OTHERS ARE EXPELLED
    421 4 nf *if E Hu KG ri Poldce toda y detained a student of the Chung Ling High School here and the school i 3 t to n ie e tve eXPelled an tker and 3^ ked aft *S Todays incidents followed the 41st issue
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    33 4 IPOH. Prim in the ipoh district ol Perak yesterday, a patrol of the Ist Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers opened fire at four terrorists who ran off. There were no known casualties.
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    Lock icon HOUSEWIVES INDIGNANT AT RISING FOOD PRICES
    128 4 HOUSEWIVES INDIGNANT AT RISING FOOD PRICES SEREMBAN. Fri. Rising costs of food and consumer goods are hitting indignant housewives who cannot see why this should De so when no direct tax has been imposed on these goods. More than 10 percent increases are reported from markets and shops on tinned
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    68 4 Broadcast On Farm Techniques KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Two Malaya agricultural experts wili go on the air every Friday here to tell Malayan farmers about modern planting methods. Inche Basir Ismail and Inche Abdul Hamid, who are on the teaching staff of the Serdang Agricultural College, have recently returned from higher
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    Lock icon AGRICULTURE ON DISPLAY
    43 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri Tunku Tun Aminah wife of the Regent of Johore. opened a two-day agricultural show at the old Drill Hal!, Bjkit Tambalan yesterday. A variety of exhibits, hi which vegetables predominated, occupied a large section of the show.
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    150 4 PENANG. Fri.— Georgetown will present a gay and colourful spectacle during .he Municipal Centenary celebrations m January next year. The most dominant feature of the decorations will be the illuminated beacon en Penang Hill This will be I tuated at a height of 2.400 fee: and
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    Lock icon Tax Increase; British Benefit At
    341 5 PENANG, Fri. The General Secretary of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Tan Phock Kin, today lashed out at the Alliance government, alleging that the new tax structure was designed to please the British government at the expense of the Malayan people, particularly the working
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    Lock icon 2 Fusiliers Injured In Accident
    73 5 IPOH. Fri. Two members of the Ist Battalion The Royal Soots Fusiliers. L/Cpl. Goodwin. 20. and Cpl. Graham 21. were admitted to the district hospital here following a road accident at. the 13 J milestone. Chemor Road, early this morning. Goodwin, who received head injuries,
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    Lock icon A Ruler's Gift To Charity
    95 5 THESE articles aoove, presented by the Sultan of Selansor, will be for sale at the Klang District Agricultural Show, this week-end. The collections will be given towards the Kampong: Relief Fund. The articles include plants, handbags, teak walking sticks and silver ornaments. RIGHT: Priceless articles
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    Lock icon Tunku Expands Country's Top Defence Policy Body
    229 5 Tunku Expands Country' s Top Defence Policy Body Mr. Carbonell would also COPtinue to serve on the Opeiations "working party." which is the Council's -staff body headed by Gen. Bower. Defence Ministry sources Indi ated today that the Special Brai to be separated from the Po ice Force shortly, would;
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    Lock icon CORRECTION
    126 5 ffl re-ret that ouing to inaccurate information, our report concerning the Chinese High School student. Koh Hun Knit stated thit his father, Mr Kon Keng Cbong, had tried to make his son cease publish^ the magazine m question and that the latter had refused an offer by his father
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    Lock icon Schools Check On Monday
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR, ML— M mday, Nov. L 2, was <" day r ed by the Federal Education Department as the date 01 checking registration for curprimai y school pupils between 1949 and 1952.
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    Lock icon Methodists To Meet On Dec. 15
    60 5 TANJOXG MALIM. Fri Young members of the Methodist Church irom the Federation and Singapore will attend B two-day conference at the Methodist Girls' School. Kuaia Lumpur, on Dec. 15 The purpose of this conference is to set together for a prayer and inspiration and
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    Lock icon Perak Miners Lose $100,000 Through Floods
    108 5 Perak Miners Lose $100,000 Through Floods IPOH, Fri. Heavy rain heie during the past week has flooded fifteen mines m the Ipoh. Batu Gajah and Kampar areas. The first floodins of mines waa renorted on Oct. 31. when eight mines m the Kampar area were affected. Six are still under
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    Lock icon Top Rotary Man Due In Colony
    104 5 Top Rotary Man Due In Colony MR. George R. Means Evanston, Illinois. U.S.A., Secretary of Rotary International, is due m Singapore next week. He will be here to conduct a special institute for counsellors. along with Mr. Gi?.n Paolo Lang, president of Rotary International, who is due m Singapore on
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    Lock icon Up Goes Cost Of Food In Malacca After Tax Rise
    217 5 Up Goes Cost Of Food In Malacca After Tax Rise MALACCA, Fri.— The increased taxes imposed on various commodities have thrown local businessmen into confusion, because government has failed to provide sufficient notices showing the new tax rates, for distribution. There is only one notice available at the Customs Deoartment
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    Lock icon 'Stop Nagging,' Court Tells Mother-ln-Low
    218 5 'Stop Nagging,' Court Tells Mother-ln-Low KUALA LUMPUR, Fri lm he Abdul Rani, thc Second Magistrate, today gave a Quarrelling couple a month's lime to tr y a reconciliation and warned a mother-in-law to "change her nagging ways." He told Yee Yew, suing her j husband, Chen Chm, for maintenance, tc
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    Lock icon SEVEN YEARS FOR CAUSING HURT
    96 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Federation Chief Justice, Sir Charles Mathew today found Ibrahim bin Mat Jani. 20. guilty of the lesser charge ol voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Sutan bin Laman and jailed him lor seven years. Rahim was charged with the murder of the fisherman
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    Lock icon Singapore Standard The Tunku's Realism
    756 6 Singapore Standard The Tunku's Realism 'THE. ftodvation'a Chiei Min ter I tura Abdul Rahn I mil if! -o has learned frcm the ava's neighbours when they first launched into merdeka. If he can follow the :od of latter took over from .nzation will proccr and out rancour and bitterness. From
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    566 6  - COMMUNIST crisis in ITALY PETER COTTRELL By ROME THE Communist Party of Italy, the biggest m Europe outside Russia, is striving desperately to rshon UB ft! collapsing front m which the fate of Togliatti. its leader for more than 3U years, and his immediate henchmen is deeply involved. A squabbling
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      Lock icon EVERYBODY IS RIGHT
      286 6 Sir: Francis Graham's lettrr which appeared m your paper of fi.ll 56 needs support hy all who are true to their countries and their leaders. Everj person of every count r> will agree Bfttfe MBI and will B|M say that his countr\ is ri^lit l;e points out
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    692 6  -  PHILIP DEANE By WASHINGTON gULGANIN'S talk of rocket warfare against Britain and France is having a sharp effect on United States' policy and top priority has j now been given m Washington to streng- thening the Western alld- ance. There is a conseI quent lessening of Wash-
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    Lock icon FLIGHT FROM HUNGARY
    716 6  - FLIGHT FROM HUNGARY GEORGE SHERMAN By VIENNA pROlf the stream of Hungarian refugees fleeing through the fields to Austria m defiance of the Soviet tank blockade of all exit roads, there comes the first eye-wit-ness reports of how Soviet military units act v a lly accomplished the removal of oppositional
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    495 7 Britain, France, Denmark Announce Oil Rationina LONDON, Nov. 9, (AP) Western Europe began re-shaping its iving pattern en Thursday to meet the petroleum crisis caused by war n the Middle East. The Suez Canal will be closed for weeks and even f it opens much
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    68 7 2 PRINCE Alfonso von > < Hohenlohe I.angen- 2 burg, and hi s wife, Ifi- 2 year-old Princess Ira. J are shown with their 5 baby son at Mont Choisi. 5 near Lausanne. Switzer- la.nd. The baby was 2 born on Nov. 3. He
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    58 7 Empty Cabins In World's Biggest Ship NFW YORK. Nov. 9 (AP). The liner Queen Elizabeth sailed for Europe on Thursday w.th only 574 passengers the smallest numher carried hv the world's largest liner since World War 11. Capacity is about 2.100. The Sow figure was believed due to the troubled
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    30 7 MR. Dmitri Shepflov, Soviet Foreign Minister, left Moscow lir yesterday fee New York ho will head the Soviet Ie egation at the United Nations General Assembly Reuter
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    305 7 Suez Has Turned Info A Series Of Muddy Ditches By A Keuter Correspondent TOKT SAID, Nov. 8 (delayed) (Reuter) The Suez Canal is blocked at at least six points and has become a series of muddy ditches. About 14 ship?, including one Soviet tanker loaded with kerosene, now he trapped
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    141 7 New Bill To Restrict Hanging LONDON, Nov. 9 (AD Prime Mil ter Sir Anthony Eden's eovernmenl published OBJ Thirsdav its Bill to limil the Lmpoeiti n ol the death penalty m homicide cases nuasure \v<u Id restli 1 the hangman's noose to five aea of killings described as rial murders"
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    57 7 OAKLAND, California, Nov. I ap) Mn, Liia. Jenkins, ;t ot an In D tonf on Wednesday ions enough to Mitt U) Cindy Lee, 5 p. unds, 10 oun The wife ol Wayne Jenkim was Down here from Salt Lake City Oc:. 2 for treatment of
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    76 7 A General view of the thousands of people who massed at Trafalgar Square to listen to the "Law Not War" Labour meeting hraded by Labour Party Treasurer Aneurin Bcvan. The meetins was called to protest against the Government decisions on the Suea (lisis. TraiTie \va s brought
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    13 7 BURMA and Afghanistan signed a treaty of Friendship m London yesterday.
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    140 7 Discussed But No Plans Yet WASHINGTON. Nov. (UP) White House Press Secretary -Tames C. Ha,; confirmed today that the pos;ty of a Big Three meeting here has bee-, discusrBut he said there are "r. plans at this moment" to hoM such a meeting. ■fteucll Premier G;jy Mollet said Ig Parii
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    167 7 TORT SAID, Nov. 8 (delayed) (Reuter) British paratroops today checked a near riot among; hungry Egyptians around a food lorry m the Arab quarters of the city. i When the terry arrived to distribute SUPpUes, it was mobbed and m?n, wrnien and children fought
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    232 7 Sinai Peninsula Debacle CAIRO, Nov. 9 (LP) Pievident V. :r said today Egyptian aircraft had "compute control"' of the fighting against Israel m tiie Sinai peninsula beiore Angio-1 icnch forces struck at Egyptian airfields. Speaking at ancient Al j Azhar mi iv Ns er laid
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    81 7 Peace Is Possible, Necessary -Mollet •JUS. No .fl .ter). The French Premier, M. Guy Mollet. told journalists at a press lunch here "a general peace settlesnent for the who necessary and possible." 1 not be easy.' pend first on the unity of nations, are working to estal I "It will
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    20 7 THE last of 1,644 British ;ves and children took off from 1 Tripoli yesterday for home. Renter.
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    144 8 IN a brief ceremony yesterday, Mr. I.im Yew Hock, the Chief Minister, turned over the keys of a new Ford Estate Car to Dr. G. H. Ciarlick. Medical Director of the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. Mr. I.im. m a short speech, recalled that Ford had presented a
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    233 8 Wanted— School Officers For Training Abroad Educat ri Ministry is conducting r candidates from vernacular schools eligible higher i ning ovei under the Departmental Cc Lan scholar: lip scheme. This follows a Governrr.-:: equa n m of scholarship D 1 1 year to vera ilded y-aided sch L. C said
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    27 8 Mk ol circulation of l rtnightl; a bimonthly magazine printed m Singapore, has been prohibits the Colony Gov md r the Undesira 11 itlons Order.
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    149 8 Woman's Savings Stolen RUDE AWAKENING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A middle-aged Chinese woman her entire Hie savincs (1 200 m cash and jewellery hid ron m a pillow when thieves ransacked her squatter home here eariy today. The woman, a laksn seller. and her five children, sleot on comfort a v
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    50 8 SHOW cases were smashed When a group of thugs threw stones into a shop m Joo Chiat Place. Singapore, yesterday. The proprietor of the -shop. Low Bak Juav. toid the police that a few riavs ano there was a fight opposite the shop and he intervened.
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    338 8 AN INGENIOUS PLOT-JUDGE POH WHATT CHYE, chief storekeeper of the East Asiatic Company, was sent to jail for five years m the Singapore Assizes yesterday for what Mr. Justice Knight called "this colossal beer swindle/ Mr. Justice Knight added however: "This swindle
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    231 8 Crime Takes A Beating In 'Op. Dagger' 'OPERATION DAGGER" will continue. But the number of men available for it depends on the current situation, Singapore's Police Secretary, Mr. Peter Claque said yesterday. He said there had been a marked decrease m violent crime due to its success. Serious crime 8n
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    154 8 MORE than ifitM Chinese middle school student* yesterturned up a( the Chung Cheng and Chinese High Schools, when registration opened for rearimission. The schools were closed three weeks ago. They all wanted tc reg:. tcr, but only half succeeded, The other ball was turned v because
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    49 8 MR. Claudio Arrau. the world famous pianist, arrived m Singapore yesterday to give two recitals m the Colony and one m the Federation. The Singapore Musical Society has arranged two concerts: today and on Nov. 13. Tomorrow Mr Arrau will be playing m Kuala Lumpur.
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    87 8 A MEETING to discuss •'Problems oi Management at Departmental Levels" will be held at the Hollywood Room. Odcon Cinema, Singapore, at 4.130 p.m on Nov. 21 Leading the discussion will be Mr David J. Williams, principal of the Polytechnic. who baa had extensive experience m management training.
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    69 8 FIGHT FOR SECURITY, HE SAYS JOHORE BAHRU. Fri The chairman of the Government Temporary Officers' Union, Inche Hashim bin Puteh. last nis;ht called on members "to fight for security of service.'' Inche Hashim, who was speaking at. an inaugural meeting here, added that many temporary officers, with over eight years'
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    161 8 CORPORAL Alan Driscoll, 42, wno has been m the Army for 22 years, may have to start from the bottom all over again. Driscoll was found guilty, by a Singapore District Court Martial yesterday of using insubordinate language to Stall Sergeant N. S. Sims. He
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    115 8 Reluctant Taxpayer Is Fined $150 PENANG, Fri.— A Penang Magistrate. Mr. Au Ah Wah, remarked m a Court here today that he could well understand a person's reluctance to furnish his income tax returns, because nobody liked to pay income tax. The Magistrate, however, fined a furniture dealer. Lim Poe
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    54 8 Journalists To Tour Free China SIXTEEN Ma ayat journalists aril] leave Singapore torn rrow night on a fortnight's goodwill tour of Formosa at thc invitation of the Association of Journalists of Free China. In the group is The Standard's sub-editor Mr. Andrew Fang. While m Formosa, the journalists will be
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    58 8 THE Peninsula Malays Union w:ll hold a meeting of its central committee m Johore Bahru tomorrow to discuss the Federation budget, forthcoming Singapore merdeka talks, and merger of Singapore with Federation after independen-c. Inche Ahmad Haji Rah m, president of PMU. told The Standard yesterday
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    31 8 A SUPPLEMENT to the Singapore Government Gazette issued j r e?terday announces that the Pilot Board has fixed the number of licensed pilots m the Colony at 18.
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    128 8 33,000 Ask For Whitley Council HOBI than 13*000 civilian employees ol the thi Ed Benrices In Bingaj want their employer.* up an Inter-Servl :.:tley Council to deal with their problems. Representatives oi tl unions the Army Civil Service Union, the Admlralt: Local Btafl On! d and Air Ministry Local Stall
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    140 8 Singapore Is Streets Aheac Oi Manila Say Filipinos TWELVE I on Iv al and goodw:.. visil Colony went on and at 11 to say at Streets: S iner than those m Bangki k ai Th( treel ligl -:ng syst(. m Food Gei san < ii Mar where C Ln< d
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      589 8 mZ^-lntanac Information at a Glance Music Wbile You Work, 6.15 To Spore Diary radio malaya ttJ*ttattbmmS& The News <s.- Commentary, C 45 l.imil Methodist Fellowship: Film RADIO MALAYA (Oeaaral Service) Sports Round -Up 653 Reoort nal dinner at Short 1 p m Saturday Date (XL). 1.30 f orn the WEST
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      207 9 Spotlight Shifts To The Middle-East ABOVE: This one picture sums up the tragedy of Hungary. The old woman, blinded by tears and exhausted by fears and grief, is shown on arrival at a ref.uee? centre in Austria. Right: Hungarian people in London inarch to the Prime Ministers residence in Downing
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    65 10 MORE than "00 guests attended a reception at the Sea View Hotel. Singapore, on Thursday, given by The Bank of India Ltd., to mark its Golden Jubilee, including Singapore's Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J.M. Jumabhoy. and Mrs. Jumabhoy. Picture shows (from left): Mrs. A.R. Kilmartin.
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    129 10 GROSS revenue collections for the first ten months of this year m Singapore showed an increase of 57,389,--000 compared with the same period of the past year, accoidins to the Customs Department monthly report issued yesterday. T. tai revenue collected for the period was 573.859.000 compared
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    25 10 Exchange B to mere:. og TT. or OD. ready: Francs 141] B. *i l Guilders I X Shillings 232 Philp. Pesos Ml remain
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    127 10 Singapore Chinese Produce Es bangs noon closing prices per picul yesterday were: Copra Nov. $26] buyers. |27| rs; coconut oil m bulk $41 rs, m drums $44 sellers. tok white pepper $118 sellers. Sarawak white $117 .al Sarawak black $83 sellers. Tone: Quiet. Singapore Copra Association ing prices yr
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    367 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Sales of cool from Malaya's only pit at Batu Arang have dropped 14 per cent over the past year and its management is faced with the alternatives of either reducing the scale of operations further or closing the Colliery if additional
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    132 10 RUBBER TOPS LEVEL SINGAPORE rubber prices yesterday rose 1| cents to $1.00 5/8 per lb. for first grade December shipment on improved inquiries from overseas. Prices opened higher on better overseas advices. Fair demand for the lower crade continued m the mornmg during which minor fluctuations were reported. Prices remained
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    103 10 PRINCE Axel of Denmark. Chairman of the East Asiatic Co.. Ltd., and a member of the International Committee of Olympic Games, flew into Singapore yesterday irom the Federation where he had been touring extensively for the last week. Tne Plinee came to Penang last Saturday and has
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    139 10 THE East Asiatic Company's newest ship to be put on the Far East service the Bogota arrived m Singapore yesterday on her maiden voyage from Europe. The freighter Is the first of its kind to be built with its engine aft. The advantage is
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    194 10 MR. JOHN BRUCE BONNY, vice-president and general manager of Mornson-Knudsen Company, Inc.. of Boise, Idaho, one of the world's largest construction companies, flew into Singapore from Jakarta by KLM yesterday. He was accompanied by his wife. He said most of the work done by
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    58 10 MR. A. G. COLYER. assistant export manager of The General Electric Co. Ltd. of England, is noiv on a month's visit lo Malaya and Borneo. Picture shows Mr. Cotyer f'-r'plifj on his arrival c: Singapore International port irom Hongko! Ist. He men H. Steed, q director o- GJE.C. (Malaya) Ltd.
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    98 10 KAMUNING (Perak) Rubber Tin Co. Ltd.'s profit for the year ended June ."O. 1956 after providing for U.K. and Malayan taxation, depreciation of building and machinery, and annual replanting charge, amounted to £45.971. To this is added credit balance at June 30, 1959 of £50,723, making a total
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    379 10 THE week has been one of active trading by all sections of the rubber market, according to the report of Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. Interest has mainly been focussed on the Midrile East [situation, but beneath the sur- face there has been a genuine
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    33 10 OCTOBER rubber crop? announced are: Amalgamated Malay 79.500 lb: Boreili 74.000 lb. Connemara 4.1. 100 lb; New Serendah 66.000 lb. lasSßll 31.500 lb; Kuala Sidim 115.030 lb; Bukit Kepong 16,700 lb.
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    216 10 Share Mart Improves On Cease-fire Reports THE cease fire In the Middle East was responsible for the improvement m the Malayan share market yesterday. All Bed ons ol the M lay n share market were Quiet and hesitant yesterday tnon v j showed a change of sentiment m the afternoon
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    65 10 .brokers [business doner ■o. $2.25: irdi Hammers $1.57. I. Colls $1.10 cd; Robinson ords $1.60: Sime Darby $2.02 Weame Bros. $3.20. :am 51.57 J. $1.58ir Austral 3. 19/4*; Johan $L6B; Karuunting 10/9, Ruing River X 9/. to 39 1- -d: $2.4 I i 13/9' PMalinf r r
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    90 10 Harrisons Crosfield: Final Div. TH? Harri« sons Crosfield, Ltd. have recommended payment of a final d. < 00.000 deferred nary stock of ten per (16 percent, on £1.00 less income tax a1 the makjng on .no (20 per on £1,000,000) for th c ended June 30, 1956. -roup trading amoum
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    53 12 STA\DAKDIOIF(ARD:\o.I FOR THIS WEEK-END When is your next date with the hairdresser? Today, tomorrow, or next week? Well, here's one hair style-the FLIP FRINGE recommended specially for those who find that 'fringes' suit them. This is the first of several hair styles which will appear m this
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    499 12 FASHION TIPS BY LANE FOR THE CAREER GIRLS SK any employer how he likes hN women employees to look, and ten-to-one he'll reply "smart, neat and unobtrusive." Bosses on celluloid may prefer hottle blondes with tight sweaters and notably vital statistics, but m real-life they like their
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    435 12 TROM Vlor s r S.ngap .re I Mala, ins "iiimi and yoa will Had rf I d. partrmm;. i-- p >p.i!.ir places nou at i Kom; ,i ollei I t m ni' sell 1 gramophone records ire just im s. presents I i and Oi s i
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    452 12 THE DOCTOR SAYS IAttoo DOCTOR Tattoo UniY so many young men get tattooed m the first place I do not know but certainly a lot of them regret it afterwards. Both readers E. R. and J. W. have asked how their tattoos could he removed. It ran be done end
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    45 13 -Picture by fkmFeder, t n of Malaya Olympic \7 (m while jrrscys), ployed Man" District on the Khun: Padsmg. The _rm:r uas abandoned at half-time due to a heavy downpour of rain. The score then stood fit f_f for the Olympic team.- Ch'ag Seng Poh
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    767 13 By Peter Wilson t» fantastic that the r\Z spectacle of Olympic (.ames should be of the M.'.r ithon. For back in 1908 in London Cm most famous Marathon of all ith the first man, itt't Pie*r-> Dorando of te~z disqualified for receiving
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    541 13 IT'S PAKISTAN INDIA IN FINAL Pak Hockey Skipper Says PAKISTAN expect to qualify lor the final of thc Olympic hockey with India as their opponents. This opinion was expressed by the skipper of the Pakisjtan team. Hamid. when the entire Pakistan Olympic contingent of 80 passed j through the Colony
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    90 13 INSIDE left John Co-ovy of B 1 0:y rrj;>:^ fc ".rey team was an interested spectal m yesterday's division itch between the Indian Association and the Sii j.tpore Cricket Club. Interview) after tne match, he I j-i lie Standard that the standard of hockey seen I II high
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    180 13 POLICE BEAT the Singai r v hour Board Pol r> by three c lis to one m a S H.A. Div, I feag ie i itch on the CSC ground i This was the last outing for the P dice arc fourth m the league table
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    27 13 AMINTASCO Club trounced the Police Sports Club by eight games to one m a friend y tab e•ennr.s matcn played a; tne PTS last oighl
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    157 13 HOCKEY: SHA IeSOW 1. University rs Wanderers at University; Div 2. Sir.gapors Te-ichers Union rs RAF Seletar at Malar; Dft STL? rs YMSA c STUi YMCA vs Caste* 1 YMCA; Prisons vs RASC gl P r I I SOCCER: Indian Sccee Hat pa "ifr'Ty Rangers ad f r
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    69 13 Hungarvs top athlete Sandos Iharos was excluded irom Hungary" 152 strong Olympic contingent This a their mam atr Lazlo v. bo ai I m the j v. 02 members of the Hungarian team. ThC «ram wll 1 J off for Melboui c on Sunday. The Ethopians.
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    212 13 INDIAN Association beat S ngapore Cricket Club by hve 00 i s to two In a SEA Div. 1 league match on tbe paeanyesterday. a feature of the match a the outstanding display of the Indian goalkeeper Suppiah, who time and again brought off splendid
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    93 13 THE United States Information Service announced yesterday that the U.S. Olympic soccer team is scheduled to play a charity match against a Singapore team on November 12. Proceeds of the gate receipts. it is understood, will be donated to the Singapore Poppy Day Fund.
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    200 14 Windsor Lad The Trundle Mill Srrulineer CYBENE CVREXE HOLLYWOOD s>T\lt HOLLYWOOD STAR 1 ,i v Kunnrr K'il Kiinner yrene L'Jlf if H.iilv muni Mir Hollywood Star Toljur Kcd Kimner HOM V Bl I LINGFIELD HONEY HF.E HONEY BEE "> Persian i oiiiit Life Jacket Life Jacket Life Jacket
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    1208 14 RACE l: 2.30 p.m.— Horses Class 5, Div. 3—6 Furs. 1. J9.j Majula ISv 9.00 Mr. T V Mitchell Donnelly Omnr S.") 0 Tohar 1\ S.l.', Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Too Rodgen Joharl 078 Get Coin? I] S.I! Ifr T. F. Wong Daniels SanWQOQ 1 123 Orene U
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    655 14 The Camel can outstay rivals over todays trip Windlewell Is Lively Threat Says WINDSOR LAD THE CAMEL should outstay his rivals and take the l\ miles event (Race Six) for Class Two performers at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon, final day of the Selangor Turf Clubs November Meeting. Staying Is his
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    302 14 Honey Bee best in open field RACE TWO Lingfield, Persian Co i Honey Bee and life Jacket appeal here. fly choice, however, goes lo Honey Bee, who missed his race OB the first fi.iv and anpears tv have been saved fof this. He ran tocne a -ah" length winner from
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    247 14 CARSHALTON, a splendid winner over the Penang mile on a heavy track last month, appears to have an ea^\ task m Race Three over nine furlongs. He missed las race on the second day. but there is nothing wrong with him. He Is retaining his
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    625 14 RACE FOUR Copper Khan. Banker Bo\ and Interlaken should have thi race among themselves ir: ttmain s:\-lurlong sprint ioi Cla SS Two Division One. Ranker Roy, who WOO well m Division Two, looks good lor a double. Banker Boy ran home a splendid winner
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    176 14 It's Record Time in the last race RACE EIGHT 1 01 race for Class Five. D no lt horses hat j aims. Film SI Ll Tahu. Baby Chris. Record Time Santa Claus hav< c Record Time USu m his second run. and I him to improve or. his four: Ruboer
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    78 14 > \i .thoi (.11 hi wi ,t>- lmprm ed tin r mr today-- ran* at Koala I umpur vill probably be** j heavy again Big Sweep I OKI \-l Po..] v 'm held on R.n-e- 5 and 2 mad tlu rrebli on J lacea I I and Ibe
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