Singapore Standard, 5 November 1957

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    13 1 Singapore Standard II I SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1957 12 PACES 17* CFM^
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    Lock icon MAN NEXT INTO SPACE
    465 1 Risks The Stumbling Block Soviet Volunteers For Trip Were Rejected' LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter)— A Russian Embassy spokesman here said today human beings instead of dogs would go up in earth satellites once it was known what risks they would have to face. He said many
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    Lock icon VARSITY ORDERS 24 STUDENTS: GET OUT OF HOSTELS
    304 1 VARSITY ORDERS 24 STUDENTS: GET OUT OF HOSTELS i; undergraduates have been exr>it> <>i Malaya hostels. onveyed to each i I then students from the aaiverailj'a Registrar, Mr Burton, yesterday. The letta ga\y the stu- days to find alternative accommodation. V a may continue to re- the >tel until Saturday.
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    Lock icon Cal! Out For A Boycott Of Dutch Nationals
    145 1 MUKTA x Ld*arMjns wrrr urgrd tot» b»>">tt Vthrrlaads lam^s >" Indonesia "as is «cJrf the Netherlands" fn^ti- adjpted by irakaya Municipal hjnirf wrre a>ked to .'Vv chants were goods Dutch BtfV^u here. iff this i^ part of the antlH^iaods campaign for Irian
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    Lock icon You Don't Trust Us, Says Envoy
    47 1 You Don' t Trust Us, Says Envoy UNBERRA. Nov. 4 (Reu--JBtralian apprehenDroposcd tra r S? serv.ee officers Indonesian friends, arior Dr. A. said to< n the wne opposition had •mnounceka \i n Minister, Sir BW on Oct. 11 C m Goveral £L^ ered to train \rmy officers.
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    Lock icon Baton Charge On Cypriots
    43 1 NICOSIA. Nov 4 (APV— Anti-riot p Mce baton charged about 300 stone-throwing Greek Cypri ta marching to a memor: .rv.ee to EOKA dea: .r. village of Pano n Sunday. a ast three Greeks, including a 15-year-old school- w :n:;;n'd.
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    133 1 SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 4 (AP).— Captain Tcttr Townsend. whose broken romance with Britain's Princess Margaret aroused world-wide interest, said yesterday. "I will not marry a sain neither here nor elsewhere." That was Captain Townsends answer to reporters who asked him about reports he planned
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    Lock icon Zhukov Ouster Leaves Khrushchev Top Doq
    227 1 LONDON. Nov. 4 (IP) Nikita S. Khrushchev is 1 headed toward the infamous peak of absolute dictatorship but his trail will be a rocky one, Western experts s on Soviet affairs said today. They Bald the timing of the Soviet Communist Party chiefs POTfe
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    Lock icon 4 Killed In Tribal Riot
    76 1 JOHANNESBURG. Nov. 4 (Renter). four Zulus were backed to dea h last night when rioting broke out between Basutus and Zulus -n a Johannesburg African township One ol the victims was a policeman. The dash took place in the township, where two months ago, following
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    Lock icon Drain On Gold Reserves Halted
    75 1 The Sterling Area's gold and dollar resei i rose by 2AA million dollars during October and stood at 2,00.'} million dollars ai the end of the ir.onth. the Treu.-;;ry announced today. Tiie BgIHN ihOVP that the Government's economy mca■ures aimed at defending sterling and halting
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    Lock icon 100 Mile-An-Hour Gales Over Britain
    166 1 LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter) —Gales of 100 nflM an hour swept across England during the nigh: and today causing much damage inland and along the coasts. Huge seas pounded the beaches. Ships in the English Channel and the North Sea were driven to shelter. Oif
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    Lock icon Attack On Judge's House
    57 1 JAKARTA. Nov. 4 (Reuter)l —An unknown person threw a hancigrenade at the house of the Medan District Judge in North Sumatra last week, a delayed report "id today. The attacker had cut the telephone wires to the house j but there was no further damage beyond
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    Lock icon GENERAL DECLINE IN SHARE MARKET
    222 1 GENERAL DECLINE IN SHARE MARKET THK Malayan sharp market ha* had one of its hardest knock s in recent years. Prices, which be^an to drc»p sime the past few ueeks. took a lurther dive yesterday more than <>0 counters, mostly tins ana industrials, were marked down Ihe fall precipitated in
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    Lock icon Humans Can Stand The Rigours Of That Flight'
    305 1 Humans Can Stand The Rigours Of That Flight' BERKELEY, California, Nov. 4 (UP) Man is physically capable of withstanding the rigours of a flight into space, according to a University of California physiology professor. Dr. Nello Pare. an authority on the eil'ects of high altitude on the human body, said
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    Lock icon Red Success Gives US The Jitters
    148 1 Red Success Gives US The Jitters WAS lIINGTON. Nov 4 Sputnik II raised new fear- todaj that Ru La, already first into space with a data-collecting projectlh and a liTing animal, ir.ay beat this country to the moon and score a solid lead in death-dealing missiles. Russia's second successful satellite
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    Lock icon HARDING IN U.K.
    26 1 HELD M;»r hal Sir J. hn Harding, retiring Govornni Cyprus, arm. 1 ;r, L r. n by air from Nio -a yotrrd Reuter
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    Lock icon Syria Opens Fire On Intruding Planes
    127 1 CAIRO, Nov. 4 (UP)— The semi-ofiieial Middle East News Agency reported from Damascus today that Syrian anti-aircraft guns opened fire on four jet planet flying over the Syrian Port of Latakin at 10 a.m. today. The astney gaid thmt the planes Hew from Turkish
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    Lock icon EXPLOSIVE CHEW
    34 1 A FIVE-YEAR-OLD Hok tika girl was discovered I Wellington by her mothc chewing an unknown objci which the woman immi diately took from her. I was later iden'ified as i detonator. Reuter
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    Lock icon New Post Office Opened
    52 2 THE 5T5.000 Batu Road Post Office was opened by the Minister for Works and Telecommunications, Inche Sardon bin Ha.ji Zubir, recently^ Picture shows t h<- Mini -i the unveiling ceremony On I Mentri Brsar of Srlan^or Im Kais and the Minister for I d Mohanu'd Khir
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    Lock icon YOUTH LED FRIENDS IN ROBBING $2,824 FROM HIS FATHER
    371 2 PENANG, Mon. After drinking beer and dancing the rumvom went and robbed a towkay who was the father of one of them, the s« was told today. Befon the So.- Hi David Anthony. Che.-.h Ch:n S< M Nooi i; rah ran
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    Lock icon COMMODITY PRICES
    164 2 COMMODITY PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) in Singa pore yesterday were: Buyers >e__ers Spot (Nominal) 78 1 782 R.S.S. No. 1 3t| 782 Dee R.S.S. No. 1 78. 782 K.S.S. No. 2 November 76\ 77 R.S.S No 3 November 741 ~H Tone: Quiet. Tht price of tin In
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    27 2 ODD-JOB labourer. Cheong Choon Chek, was ye terday fined $75 or two n With jail, for possession of -4 7 pieces cf lion tods.
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    Lock icon HE WILL CHECK UP ON RUBBER PRICES
    161 2 HE WILL CHECK UP ON RUBBER PRICES KUALA LUMPIR, Mon The Controller <»| Exports. Commodities Division of thr Ministry fr»r Commerce and Industry. Mr P. I\ Adams said today that blind accusations and statements about the causes of pii<«- fluctuations in rubber urn- doing the <ountr> great damage. Mr. A
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    Lock icon Centre Runs An Emblem Contest
    29 2 E Buon. 4 has offered pr The m*m is open I public I nui; I •1 lnriK < f in.:id. •te I sion of err-
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    51 2 Ti Of \i:> W rK« Part i <st nig: ed the [lain U., hail, a Mi L s V'.cii TornK< •< ra! Mr H H krrh:.., s. n J K Chiam hine>o In he M cd bin Tai (Malay). Mi I h ree The 1 i i
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    Lock icon Month's Jail For Rioting
    24 2 Month' s Jail For Rioting )HOKE BAHI: I in th< S one month's fail l-.i He was charge! others prosecution. ooutuel, gave I 'a***
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    14 2 si.\< MM to ;«r. tm Road, at 5.30 p.m. ye*
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    Lock icon STRIKERS FREED
    21 2 POOR strikir Straits T: oh. we: him bin Ahrfa yesterday suilty to a IWA the mpitt ■M r-omp..r;ys j.i<:'..'C-
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    Lock icon GANG ATTACK
    12 2 a sin<;ai group of serr thup pore, yesterday aft BotpHal
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      675 2 JOHORE PUD. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Cla.ss 'C and 1 above registered p.vv.d. Contractor^ wUI be received by Ihe Wate Engineer. Johore, Op to nor,r ol the 16th Si vembcr. 1057 foi CON'STRUCTION OF 5 CLASS V BUNGALOWS AT JOHORE BAHRU I- .^l particular.^ may be obtained from the senior
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      1162 2 I VTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that I, LIM SOON HOCK of 203 Albert Street Singapore 7, have applied for a First Class Public House Licence :n respect of premises No. 203 Albert Street Singapore, and that 'his application will be heard in the Court of thp District Judse and First
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    Lock icon VARIED WELCOME FOR NEW PARTY
    98 3 VARIED WELCOME FOR NEW PARTY ggfbovement in the &A f two r£%e<s and two E o a t Front: th» T «**#ren* here. I mamfor the should be er one banner. JrU will he ultimateL we are fighting A Pi#y a pity r r ps to j Party for demo-
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    Lock icon 2 SOLDIERS DETAINED
    28 3 PORE taxi driver, report of the Nee Soon ed through d saw -,;erins along i two men who ed and r < ration lol- e soldiers.
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    Lock icon Malayan Is Top Auditor
    44 3 A 2?>- year -old Malayan student Xbas bin Mohamt'd from Tangkak >luar Jchore, came first out of m<»r»- than 100 i andidates in the State ••I irtoria in auditing in tin- I.im Institute of hartered Accountants annual examinations in Melbourne.
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    Lock icon ACQUITTED
    60 3 J MICHAEL DAVIDSON. 21. .'Leading Aircraftsman of the Royal Australian Air Force. I was acquitted in the Penang Sessions Court yesterday on two charges of attempting to cheat the R.A.A.F. on a daim that 21 lorr v loads of material valued at $l t 47Q had been fie- liveied
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    Lock icon RED GIVES UP
    32 3 A TERRORIST, identified ;as Tsang Wa. gave himseli up to a civilian in the Jelebu district ol Ncgri Sembilan. on Sunday, A rifle, grenade and ammunition were later recovered.
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    Lock icon Five Hurt In Chinatown Gang Fight
    94 3 j hinatownl K into a battle L-• ntw, nfthPmnct I supremacy on t ji__ cd over' the colhction of p: •■•:•>■•; b money in tht the fraca ::-r followcd. coffee stalls foodstalis, Lnd hp> in the vicinity were wn Jked At least five people
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    Lock icon 3 MONTHS' JAIL
    41 3 A SINGAPORE magistrate Mr. R.8.1. Pates yotcrday jailed Wat Tuck Wan lor three months to be fallowed bf 12 :rr« tilths' police supervisor! fcr ■taaling 111 troa <i bus Dassenejet last Saturday Wai admitU 1 one previous ooovictlon.
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    Lock icon Shopman Stabbed & Robbed
    85 3 Shopman Stabbed Robbed A SINGAPORE shop assistant was knifed and robbed of $900 while on his way to a bank at Selegie R( day. The assistant. Ong Cheo Lay of Chop Kim Lang. Serangoon Road was park g his bicycle on the five-foot-ivay when two men confronted him. One pushed
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    30 3 VOLUNTARY workers help the public in filling their forms for registration Singapore ./ens at the Alexandra Community Ccr Prince Philip Avenue, c i£» from 7.30 p.m. and J.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon Colony Tightens Control On Foreign Artistes
    309 3 NEW RULE SAYS: NO MIXING WITH PATRONS FOREIGN artistes performing in Singapore have 1 been warned by the Immigration Department to keep strictly to their contracts. Any departure in the' farm of extra curricular activities will be considered illegal. The Immigration Depart-! rnent has
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    Lock icon Time-Table To Guide Citizens
    291 3 Go In Alphabetical Order PEOPLE entitled to register as citizens should report at various centres according to their surnames in alphabetical order, Singapore Chief Registrar of Citizens, Mr. P.T.F. Cromwell, said yesterday. A Him tlUl lOf s-.f'h reg:s- tration will be ISSIM I shortly, he added.
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    Lock icon Barbers Face A Dilemma
    141 3 Barbers Face A Dilemma HUNDREDS Ol employees in i Singapore'.-, hair-dressing and permanent wave Mtoofii are nettled over the lonn working hours. They tDCfi th;it employers pal them on a 72-hour week, although they need only work •14 noun i week Recording to the Shvp A.-m.-!>. tits' Ordinance. a ipokennan
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    125 3 A MAX who W9M given $IC€ to redeem typewriter trom a pawnsnop absconded with the money and later surrendered to tlu police in ButterWOlthi a Singapore Court was told yt >t« relay. B. Govindasamy, who pleaded guilty to criminal! bread] ol trust ofl the money, Wai >aid
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    Lock icon SEAMEN'S REGISTRY BOARD LAUNCHED
    192 3 The tripartite Seamen's Registry Board, whose main purpose will be to put an end to allegations Of malpractices in the recruitment Of local seamen, was inaugurated yesterday. Singapore*! Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. .1. M. Jumabhoy, who presided at the Inaugural sitting yesterday laid tnai
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    60 3 MR. LIM Gu;m Choe, a tevdMf and old boy of the St. Michael's Institution, Ipoh, who has hren appointed headmaster of the Primary Department of his Alma Mater. Mr. Lim has been on the staff of St. Michael's for the past years. He is also secretary and treasurer
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    Lock icon REPRESSION? ITS UNTRUE, SAYS CHEW
    238 3 SINGAPORE Minister for Education and Chairman of the Labour Front, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday said the allegation that government is suppressing Chinese-speaking Chinese was "untrue and a fallacv." Mr. Chew said: "We. of course, take action against a.ien> who try to overthrow government through
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    Lock icon Salesman Jailed And Fineds $1,ooo
    129 3 Salesman Jailed And Fineds $1,ooo A SALESMAN who sold hf| firm's goods to 15 ihopt failed to return with the money, the Singapore Nin h Magistrate's Court was told yesterday. Charged with criminal breach oi trust of the gOOdfl amounting to 1530 was ;he salesman, Abdul Salam. He pleaded guilt
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    Lock icon Suicide Verdict On Old Woman
    84 3 PENANG MOO.— -The Coroner. Mr. All Aii Wan. t( I 9 returned a verdict of "suicide at t he end oi SO Inquiry irK> the death <>f I 7!-y<. ar-old woman, Taa Kheng Bet, i was found hanging In i room of her house in
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    32 3 MR R. C. HOFFMAN- Pi manent Secretary fEstai i I ment) irill be acting Chiel Secretary. Singapore, In the •bsenoa of Mr I We wart, who i.s inrii?r>OM d
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    Lock icon BIRTHDAY PARTY
    27 3 AN official tea party will be given at the Royal Johow lav tcrnational Club tomorrow m honour Ol the birthciav <>i the Sultanah of Johof.
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    178 3 SARAWAK, Mon, Mi. Malcolm MacDonald. the lo'"--rr.er Commis.-.ioner-CJeneral |Hf the United Kingdom in South* j east Asia has decided thai tfo. incorr.e from the sale of his, i OOk '"Borneo People" should pi towards an "Ib^n Scholarship Fund" in Sarawak. Mr MacDonaid said
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      270 3 COLONY OF SINGAPORE PART-TIME NATIONAL SERVICE LAST DAY TO REGISTER il you are a young man born between Ist December 1937. and 2nd December i| 1939. and a Citizen ci the United Kingdom and Colonies DO NOT MISS YOUR LAST CHANCE j Penalty for non-registration: 1 Imprisonment, on conviction* for
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    Lock icon School Broadcasts Are A Flop— After Ten Years
    215 4 School Broadcasts Are A Flop After Ten Years Headmasters Display Little Or No Interest' SOME $10,000,000 frcm the tax-payers pocket ha\e been >pent on schools' broadca-ting by Radio NlaU%a over the Li>t ten years, but schools have shown little intercut in the service. I: is understood ess than five per
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    136 4 SINGAPORE was last r introduced to its first the V lies) rariety show oca! talent, produced by sponsored by Wiliiaxn Jacks and C Malaya L:d./wisj watched by more than 200 Colony dnei nap Loke War. The. who is to start 1 t re,
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    Lock icon Polls Graft Probe: 5 More To Testify
    265 4 FIVE more 1 be. subpoenaed to give g i :tion Corruption ion Nov 12 it 430 p Tr \Xt Messrs. -ml n Wee Um U serai odldate who K Far I tl 1 S eg r. and Miss M Br 1 T ng
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    Lock icon Two Boys Lost In Rainstorm
    114 4 Two Boys Lost In Rainstorm BENTONG Mon M"re thar. "/»0 people r. Poli* e 'oin^d in a d for tur, three->*-ar-old bo>s r*-port*-d in thf rain on Tue-- -•< afwn'>on at San? Lee Estat« 14th Mile B^nti ni'-Raub Road Police 3* San? I.^e i- ilaii mM U te] Ihcvi werf
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    Lock icon RI's War' Threat A Surprise To Casey
    252 4 AUSTRALIAN Mini er for External Affairs, If] Rich?rd Casey, on arrival in Singapore last night, said H sui prised by Indonesian Foreign Minister Dl S oandnos statement that Indonesia would take V. Irian by force if the United Nations' decision on her ciaim
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    Lock icon Court Told Of Fatal Knifing On Ship
    160 4 AH ilkfitiw that the J a mese ship. s.s. Pyidawnyunt, had fctalfr stabbed a winchman with a kitchen knife while the vessel was anchored* H e Outer Roads, was made in the Singapore High Court ycsThe case concerned a B -ese, Maung K
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    Lock icon LUCKY NOs. IN DRAW
    38 4 THE Icllc tne fair held i1 the Church Sunday prize: MS2 7036; 6:: 7343; 7th: 1485; Bth: 3800; 9th: 5832- 10lh: 6419. Conso'.ation prizes: 8314; 2399; 0622; 264" *****; 1185; 0629; 5521 I 8029.
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    23 4 of the Cnm. ri was adn-.ir.ed to the E Mr. .re Tan Ah Tan in the S gaporc High Court yester-
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    Lock icon YOUNG LIBSOCS CAMPAIGN
    47 4 YOUNG Lih-Socs thf Sing* per. si Socialist Party— registratioi gn of Co.ony citizens. Tr open a temporary J7. Mav< -:e€t. between 1 &n: c 5 on Thursday and at 145-19 HoV-sr-d Read on Satui lar. r 7 re; trati I tinue until further notice
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      410 4 eAlm&nac H INFORMATION AT A GLANCE llNvAf ORt J sr«ak Malay. 4 SftssM* ssW. k^Bssm I *-35 a versary (Coatd.). I wEF mi 1 J J I^^BB -i mMmW^m^mdWmA Hh r'^T^ m s Talk '15 Soorts Reel 1 I P.m. T .-anaires, 8-30 Poppy D»7 Funv i es. 9 i.
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    108 5 'YOU'RE GOING TOO FAR' WARNING slippery ground.* 1 *u Mr. Balakrishnan going la wall lot Mr. Tan Phock Kin 1 dark eornef and do something to him?" Mr. Ra- :n askeci. The motion was put to Qsfl vati and h si Mr. KhOO Tat See (Independant) than ■ucceatfuUy moved n
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    65 5 PEXAXG, Mon.— A 11-year-! old boy, K. k Say Hai, was struck down by fal Ing coconut tree in Sungd Ara. about atven mUei (roan here, this afternoon, Da wai Immediately rashad to the General Hospital 1:1 I critical condition. A (>;-y< 1 i woman,
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    35 5 THE Perak State elections office today sent out I total I I Uffta postal ballots to thott eligible to casJ their votes in the Ipoh and Ifengtembd Federal constituency election on \<v. J3.
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    439 5 Council rejects rail sale Probe ALLIANCE CHAIRMAN IS ACCUSED OF 'EXTRAORDINARY BEHAVIOUR* PENANG, Mon. The City Council today rejected a Labour demand for a commission of inquiry into the "hasty" disposal of some rails to the public by the Council's Transport Committee without tenders being called. The labour motion tabled
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    174 5 $1 million own-a-home fund for councilmen PENANG, Mon. The Penang City Council today agreed to set aside a $1,000,000 Joan fund to enable its employees to become home-owners. The motion. tabled by Mr. A.M Abu Bakar (Alliance i, wcus carried unanimously. Earlier. Mr. D.S. Ramanathan's (Labour) move to amend the
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    130 5 HG's DEATH WAS AN ACCIDENT TELOK AXSOX, Mon. Tuan Sped Othman bin ah retained verdict ol "death M a result Of HI accident"' at the Conclusion Ol an inquiry OB Saturday into the death of i Boom Guard, Kimin bin Hassan, while on patrol on It irai stated that three
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    135 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman today appealed to Malays in the Federation to place more reliance on Western medicine and to make full use of Government clinics and health centres. I He urged them not to report to the old
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    69 5 IPOH. Mon. A schoolboy. Leong Kce Seong. captured first and MCOIId prizes m the scenery MCtiOO of the llrst Perak photographv competition, organized by the Perak Photographic Research Society here last night. A professional photographer, Mr. Nf Chan Khuan won and silver medals in the portraiture section.
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    204 5 IPOU, Mon. BsntO bin Wasi, 22, who was described by the President of the Sessions Court, Mr. J. R. Whimster. as a "menace to society 1 was today put away for 21 months. Harun, who has eight previous convic.ions. pleaded guilty to
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    183 5 THE Malay Cultural Congress, scheduled to be held in Malacca from Dec. 30 to Jan. 2, will discuss the formation of a National Council of Culture in the Federation. This was decided at a meeting of the Congress central preparatory committee recently. A
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    149 5 Governor of Penang may open anti-vice congress- Sir Uda has been invited to open Malaya's first antiprostitution congress to be held here on Nov. 17. The Penang Malay Patriotic Youth Organization (Semangat Pemuda Melayu Pulau Pinang) has invited hundreds to attend. Among those invited are representatives of Muslim organizations in
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    72 5 IPOH. Mon Kong Ch:>n Kim. 27, with a "string"' of previous conviction.-, iM sentenced to one year's jail by Magistrate, Inche Ibrr.him bin Abdul Manan. today lor theit of two bicycles. The Court was told that both the bicycles were recovered One of the machines
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    36 5 HONGKONG, Nov. 4 Special Standard BcivlOt; Closing prices of the Hongkong Exchange were I1&41 to Cl Sterling $SJ3S to US$l; $1.83!) to Malayan Si: $0,135 to one Indonesian Rupiah: Gold $256,625 to a tacl.
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    43 5 PENANG. Mon. A 66--year-old man. Chen Wan Fook, who was iound bleeding from the head at Argyll Road on Aug 23 was believed to nave jumped from the first floor of his house, a coroner's court was told today. Verdict: Suicide.
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      482 6 IY'HILE Russia's secor.d man-made satellite was hurl* d into out' a]MCC and has now taken up the 'numphar.- bleats of its predecessor, ano:ner star m the Kremlin's firmament, Marshal Zhukov, was hurled down from a seat in the Bovif I Pr- -:ci. That two events are a
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      1537 6 A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT SURVEYS CURRENT ASIAN AFFAIRS WITH THE SPOTLIGHT ON: Laos Burma Pakistan AGREEMENT has reportedly been reached between the Royal Government of Laos, and the Communist Pathet Lao in the northeastern provinces of Samneua and Phongsaly, for the formation of a coalition Government and the transfer of Pathet
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      271 6 Sir Trie propo-cd Workers" Party is bsann formed by Mr. Xair, the president of the Armv CivU Service Union. It is obvious that tills party, when formed, wiß cause a major split in the A.C.S.U.. as the 1' cal-horn members have >ai i they will n-)t a'.l'iw poetics
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      729 6  - The NEWS as it strikes me! ASTER GUNASEKERA By r rilF Singapore ImproveA merit Trust has been hold "P s thp greatest, boon the Colony has bestowed on its citizens, especially those in the lower sai?.rie» bracket who cannot aflord the astronomical rents demanded by landlords, with or without '•tea
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    62 7 photo. WAVING a his balloon. Princess Margaret turn s round and smiles at Mr. Billy Wallace, at the Hallowe'en ball in aid of the National Children Adoption Association at the Dorchester Hotel. London, on Oct .°>l. Standing on the table (left) is a doll dressed as
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    162 7 PARIS. Nov. 4 (Reuter) II Felix Gaillard, Radical Finance Minister in the last French Government, looka like celebrating his 38tb birthday tomorruw by becoming France's youngest Prime Minister. With tr.c backing ol the I Bociaitot Party annmmnd last Dlffht and all the *her
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      282 7 All About The Dog Satellite HAMBURG. Nov. 4 (AFP^ The Russian.s did not use atomic energy or a special fuel to launch their second satellite. German rocket expert Rudo.t Nebej .said. Nebel sain that the new rocket's fuel would weigh about 100 tons, consisting of 80 tons. f liquid oxygen
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    107 7 Gurion 's ADC Found Shot JERUSAI I Israeli Nov. (AJ P An Aide de camp of Israeli Premier D;.\ B Gurion was found dead rt his home in Tel Aviv ytattlofficial commupiqve i in .Jerusalem said l* c t night thai the aide. Colon*-] Xahemia Argov. had I |Hi .>
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    88 7 SEATO War Exercises MANILA, Nov, (AFP^-i "F\e:\:-e Pri;v'.i::k." latest in. HH MTltl <>f SEATO war; gan es to keep the eight-natti n alliance in defensive trim, oft- rt.->. led ofl '•-•>■ ai Fo t t William McKinley, outside Ifani -a i ihore assauli training co 11 e "Phiblink," while essentially
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    20 7 SEVENTEEN persons wore killed ta Colombia by bandits during last week. Bra in newsoapera reported ytsterday, AFP."
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    28 7 THE National Union Party of Premier Antonio Salazar ■gain has won the 120 scats in the POXtUfUese National Assembly, all but sis without opposition A. P.
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    159 7 EUROPEAN UNITY MOVEMENT Pope Gives His Blessing CASTLEGANDOLFO. Italy, Nov. 4 (UP) Pope Pius XII gave his full blessing to Europe's efforts to unite today but warned that further progress could be achieved only by dint of "great energy.'' The 81-year-old PoDe was speaking to members of the European Coal
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    61 7 OTTAWA. Nov. 4, (AP)— Canada's powerful atomic energy reactor known as NRU the free world's versati'e itemlc research tool wcrt into operation yesterday. The reactor, which will nroch:ce significant quantities of Plutonium, the material used in atomic bomb-, "went critical" six years after construction started. Housed in a
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    55 7 ALGIERS. Nov. 4 (AP) Grenades were thrown into two ofet frequented by j Moslems in Algeria last night, killing One m«n and injuring The lergesl t' 1 w ">> s1 cafe near the edge c f the Cfctbeh, where the grenide i thrown through window.
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    214 7 GUHUM. Ghann. N"v. 4, i Rent; r». Mr. K "< :b> L c'u sei. Ghana's Minis! r 1 1 tin Interior, has denied oppofclt.on allegations that emergency powers he is seeking at the next parliamen ary session are "an expression Of dictatorship." He toid
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    263 7 ALLS WELL WITH SPACE DOG IN SPUTNIK II An Attempt Will Be Made To Bring Epoch'Making Traveller To Earth MOSCOW, .Nov. 4 (IP) Russia's new half ton satellite encasing: a husky dog yesterday relayed to earth a health information on mysterious space and its effect on living things from a
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    73 7 PROFESSOR Chen Ning Yang. 34, Chinese physi- i cist working at the Instl- i tutp for Advanced Study < at Princeton, New Jersey, shares this year's Nobel Prize for physics with Professor Tsung Dao Lee, 30. also a Chinese physi- cist, of Columbia Univer- sity The pair
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    41 7 Lahore. West Pakistan, 4. (AP)— Hosti e era* fa -rokc up a HUM ting bv proCdinmunist leadei Maulara Bia<hain yesterday for the seventh tine during hit tv.-o-we tout of Western Pfttiftm. About a dozen persons were injured.
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    148 7 Have Reds Fired A Rocket To The Moon? i id 'oday "if n j possible" the Russians a: ve liupcfaed a i tu the moon. Hi F:.'i I. Whjpi.o. D.r--r of the <TmjrhsaniM rophysical Mid it would take a abo i- :.i\ j. moo:: ll.' R.; may have launched the
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    94 7 LONDON, Nov. 4 (Reuter) The Jii "kinchin" c,f R ~ia *> second earth sat. ite with a I husky (]t z as pa.-scnger was received with undis.2.;;sed and startled admiration by British newspapers of all political opinions today. The rows was s] !a h< i on frcnt
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    62 7 LUSAKA. K n:r Nov. 4 (Reuter) An .n the Syangwemu ;.r« o tta Gwcmbc Di I N r!hcm Km,':, chased by home on his bicycle. In hi^ haste to pi awiy when the lion i was lyins? on the cround with on top of hfay A'hirring
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      177 9 Inf'l Buffer Stock Can Hold 'Natural' Price delegate of "he Federal Republic Germany had shown me sympathy for view" Mr ran reminded the mee* r..; it there was al- .iv an rnatlonal tin I .:!er stcc.-: He fur r MM Um meeting: "Commodity producers are occasionally accused of pric- i
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      460 9 KIWI LUMPUR, Mon Leaders of the rubber industry in Hal Federal :apital are agreed tr.at the 'International Rubber Stock Scheme' as envisaged b". Minister foe Comrrerc-- I Industry, will mos: d.rVicu'. to iniple-; mer. Mr. J. C Ma*:::- n. president of the BdangOf PlantAss n,
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      78 9 RECORD 2 5/8-ct DROP Interest In Dec. Sheet RUBBER touched its lowest price in the Singapore market this year, j when International 'first grade November shipment closed yesterday at 78»c. per lb. down 21 cents on Friday's quotation. The market opened sharply low on ovaraaai advices and eased further on
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      50 9 SINGAPORE Chamber o f Commerce Rubber Association noon prices in cents per lb. yesterday were: Buyers Sellers Spot f.o.b. (nominal) 78_ 781 International Nov. Xo. 1 R.S.S f.o.b. 78_ 783 Int. R.S.S. No. 1 December 784 783 November No 2 764 77 No. I 74* 743 Tone: Easier
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      176 9 New Cargo Ship To Call Here Standard Shipping Reporter THE new 8,500-ton Blue Funnel cargo liner Menelaus is expected here on her maiden voyage under Nn command of Captain J. Simpson on Nov. 13, after calling at Federation ports en route. She is the first of I new class of
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      295 9 LOWER RUBBER PRICE. WORLD TENDENCY HIT SHARES INDUSTRIALS and tins suffered the sharpest fall for a very long time in the Malayan share market yesterday. The fall was due to the lower rubber price and general world conditions. Shorl covering and selective buying failed to halt the decline. Rubbers were
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      33 9 AUSTRALIAN-^ .pi 1 built "Jindlvik" pilot:. cralt radio- i i' t j>r d ar»- b* :r.g supplied Th, Swr-d h G v(i vi rnm< nt Aircral F arMi ;b ...me
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      321 9 Pencil Plant Can Supply Country r s Needs A NEW pencil making factory in Singapore can produce all the pencils which Malaya needs. Mr. Ng Ip Heng,; Hongkong's "p enc il king" and the plant's managing director, told The Standard yesterday. The factory of the Malaya Pencil Manufactory Ltd.. in
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      204 9 IRRIGATION HOSE FOR THE TROPICS A NEW flexible plpleline which m n ets the drastic demands of tropical climates where con>tant delivery of water for irrigation purposes is a vital necessity has recently been Introduced by British industry. In addition to being flexible the pipeline is ea>ily portable and require.;
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      97 9 THE Malayan Exchange Banks Association made the following changes fan Iti rates to Merchants yesterday! New York: buying. TT. 31 11 16. OD. 82-13 Hi. O.D. 33| credit bills, 33-3/16 trade bills. Canada- buying, TT 31-7/16. o.d. si-i/16, 90 daya 31-li/lf Credit bills, 31 trade bills. Selling. TT.
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      70 9 AX exhibition showing the site and layout of models of various houses to be bull', in the Sarawak capital, opened in Kuching yesterday. The housing e>tate II known as Lintang Park. The developers intend to build 161 units, including six shophousrs. Leveling work on the site has begun.
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      65 9 THREE hundred Indian university graduates are to be trained in Britain by a Consortium of British industrial firms to qualify them tor employment il supervisors at the new steelwork? being built at Durgapur in West BengaL Travel costs and maintenance grants for the findufttefl wi',l
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      50 9 BRITAIN K| to supply Finland with about £26,000 worth of uranium and other materials for an experimental atomic pile. Mr. Eric Rotkirsch, spokesman of the Yedin Atomic Power Association, said in Helsinki that a contract between his concern and the British Atomic Energy Authority had been signed.
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      91 9 OITER ROADS Limburg. Haljink. Trein Ifaerak, nnpona, Tor.g Poh. Karsik, Mallory Lykes Srnith Deai. Pyd.T 1 nyunt. Wiikinki. Nassarius, Prominent, Inchuells. Hupeh INNER ROADS Toi^r Hock, (iannet. Sirusa, Matahari. Pertama. Senggarang, Sadao, Visut Kastri, Esau. Flying Lark, Chiat Scon, Sedenak, Salor.g. Lnni Ann. SUB WHARVES Ar]ic e
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      141 9 TOTAL world catch of fish continues to increase and is now approaching 20 million metric tons a year, according to figures published in the latest volume of the Yearbook of Fishery Stati tics i: >ued by the Food and Agriculture Organization. The figure record* d
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      63 9 MR. Yap Pow Cheng:, secretary of Harrison Crosfields (M) Ltd., Kuala Lumpur, is seen receiving: the first prize from Sir Henry Hau-shik Lee. chairman of the Federal Capital Merdeka Celebrations Committee The company was judged the best decorated and illuminated non-Government building in Kuala I umpu r
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      131 9 BATA, well-known shoe manufacturers, are expanding their business in Borneo, it was stated by the company's managing director in Singapore, Mr. A. J. i Jugas. Mr. Jugas recently made a week's tour of the territory to establish increased trade for the company's products. Bat a
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      82 9 US$22 m. Profit For U.S. Rubber UNITED h\.' Rurrci Company rej r n a r.< f mcM of US$22 182 li2 eq US$3 a hare, for the fii nine months of 1957. ThLS compared with US$2:; 45: M z or U553.54 a share in ;ne fii I nine month a
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      21 9 THE first nuclear dwtlk power plant lo be completely financed ny private capital has begun operating in Pieasanton, U.S.A.
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      46 9 THE German steel ir Is inve ting L.'iOO mil i« n 1 attain an arin :tput < 000,000 tons hy 1950, with 24,500.000 tor.<^ thi yeai according to a statement at the annual convention of Gcrn.au will be induden hy then to
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      321 9 is ON CF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD I S. S. PYIDAWNYUNT 1^ I INNER KOADS. I Soifiafl for Rorg^n 6rh November, 1957 I ASSEN6IR CARGOES ACCEPTED FOR i PcnoMf. Mcif i. Moulmcin, Rangoon. :>- Contact: Intemotionol Shipping Agency. I ON CF BURMA SHIPPING BOARD. >. Neil Rood. S'pore. Tel. *****. PELNI-LINES
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      136 9 BUSINESS DONE I I .sp. $IJS and overnight; 1 >-s (2.12J s .ugh $l < ernight: $I1M: -vm <• 40 to Si a overnight; Coi!^ s McAl -•,<•. < i-. sjc. oven.i. u'l H Robinso n or > overnight; Cold Storage 95 to 85c. overJli 25; v T.rv.i-s S S
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    315 10 AFTER the entire unit had been on location for nearly a month in Singapore's best-known hauitfed house, the Keris Film Productioyis (Cathay Organisation) decided to change the name of its new spine-cliilling film now fast neanng completion. Originally called "Di-mana G a j a h Berdiri
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    745 10 f^HE life of a ballet dancer is about one part glamour and nine parts hard work, but Fredda Maurice and Sandra Sommers agree that it's not really drudgery because it represents the realization of their childhood dreams. These 20-year-old ballerinas, now members of the chorus of
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    198 10 ROME PRESIDENT Giovanni Gronchi recently received Cecil B. DeMille, famed American motion picture producer-director. at the Palazzo Quirinalc, an^ expressed his great interest in the cinematographic activities of Mr. DeMille, particularly "The Ten Commandments," his latest picture inspired by the Bible. When the Italian president
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    117 10 r YHE Greek film industry has begun serious efforts to invade the international movie market with its productions. Spearheading the "invasion" will he a film ealled **\l e Only Live Once^ starring Creek-horn Italian movie star Yvonne Sanson and leading Creek actor Dimitri Horn. It has been
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    350 10 ROCK AROUND THE WORLD EX'cabin boy Tommy Steele will tell his success story in... 1 ANE of the most in- cradibfe i i ccesi stories in the history of show business has come s to the screen. I 4 -ROCK AROUND THE WORLD' (The T i Btedt Btocy) I :ch
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    386 11 LEAGUE PROBE KILLER SOCCER Clubs blame fight to dodge that Fourth Division M"' N „f the Pf'f'he said yesterday far his investigathey art V >T. 3 been told that for the top the v liaggtration I aid: "HavI cicV a lot about I KtJS'of football. I I ratter find out
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    220 11 Moore Spieser Sign Up For January Fight fy wei«llt (an h MMre and meir jmn I* \ot beyond when Spk»s- $10,000 n Boxing a on as the down paySi 00,000 guar- Meavrti record, telephontr&e commission to say LfeSSi were agreeable to R, a n to the f~- $90,000 Of guarantee
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    38 11 OSLO, Nov. 4 (Router) KOfWay held world champions S-\! lag Is -1-4 riraw in an international 1 o hockey match I Bl I E JfMtd -i.v. Bwt ten had basttfl Norway here an Fri iny. j
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    108 11 Favourite For Melbourne Cup Is Red Craze MELBOURNE. Nov. 4 (Reuter) Fighting Force, who had been one ol the early favourites -or the race, was I withdrawal) today irom the 1 Melbourne Cup, Australia's premier bOffM race to be run over two miles at Flemlnßton here tomorrow. Xinttoen runners aro
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    57 11 > ETON, Buckinghamshire: A mud-spattered Prince > 1 William of Gloucester, 15, strides out during the J junior race at Eton College Steeplechases Prince 2 William's 13-year-old brother, Prince Richard. was J another runner in the race. Nearly 400 boys took 2 part. The junior race was
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    978 11 IN HONGKONG...A DEFEAT WITHOUT REGRET FOR SINGAPORE 6a* 'i\ i! g. v.ng a ir.d r-. i.r; S,t -V f>>tt, > r weBM hardly have done credit 1 a n v. irxime. Tip c inte^t^n* r• p r w potting which lc:; P -rp jp halfway. Out aftc- <- he was
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    275 11 Philippines arrive^ earlier ann practised on t'-.e White City oourtfl in Sydney. Thev are led Of '.\r.y ?,~-ye:-.r-old Felicisimo Ampoi who hsi bees piav!!:g in the Davit Cui .-Mice 194H. The others an Ramunriii Deyro, mimfrff one in the Philipnines. iv. d
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    115 11 BELGRADE. Nov. 4. <R<u!or> LI— A irarning to foreign National Athletic Federation! against approaching British athletes to run abroad without Brst r^n- tactir.p \'ro British a*'"'r:;c loritieiI oritiei vm i-.-ucd "en pester- i dav by Mr Jack Crumn, Secretary Of 'he A. A. A.
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    49 11 sax difgo. California. Now I 4. (Reutcr)— Arnol-j Palmer Pennsylvania) former US Arr.-j ateur champion, won (he 20 000 dollars < about 7.000 >tcr Sa.'i Diego open poll tournfuneni votcrriav with a 72-hoie lota] I I 271 Al Balding (Canada) was second stroke behind.
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    122 12 TAIPEI. Nov. 4 (IP) SiniMporr Chinese xzers drove to an easy in I 61 victory over South Korea last niyht as they moved towards the title round in the Presidential Birthday (up Tourney Thn»- tim»- Olympian star Wee Tian Sek led the Singapore team
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    187 12 Jasbir The Hero In Sikhs Win, YOUNG Men's Sikh Associa- by five «oals to one in a SHA two league ;iyed at Balesticr I lay. This was the Sikh successive victory, and they are »till unbeaten in the league. Sikhs opened the scon IfN tenth minute through Jasbir I Stagh.
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    54 12 C II I II VENEZUELA, I (Ri iter)— Pi *or Collins (Britain) in a Pgfnri, WOO the Venezuelan Grand Mi motor race here yesterday. Ferrari- first I rrr places to win the 1957 World Sports car* champ; 1 v i Mti -a- second and Wolfgang V
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    33 12 T'lf" .-.0-..-V M.i\.y i trounceri -Blues v points to nil in a rugger match played at the V i ity ground yesterd;* The Blues had a sera* h V 1
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    63 12 A rajitnir Inn Craig, v>,o scored a mnqniflccnt > '"-stump knori-^ii b*ck bf t),r Rhodetimn fast bowler, during :> >■ |Mp4 ita/i ploy, Oct 29. in the Australia m Rfcodei i cricket I al Sal bwry. Rhodesia. ;•.•<".-' ■< II s loir is boicled by '/">'•• A ->-' r V
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    86 12 TRA IT'F 4 it< A i/« c .;t.-: ■:.> M roc. JV Sv aH the t year foi 100 Tf S ke by clock ng one minute 11 seconds M u twa The 1 wa Bve-ti ntl of a .-r -i in the rcc
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    88 12 ADELAIDE, How. t, (Beu- I W> A.• r. ,;i, with r, >■■ r. 1 ir.n;n£ \vi< kets in ban m I on 4") ram to tM l( S ith All Italia here in a Sh< Shi< I game. C -sing mm alter ti.rcc ;:av- v.trc South
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    320 12 On a rain-soaked track, Peanut Kid Frag touch 39s KUALA Lt'MPl'R. Mon. —Peanut Kid (Moses Lee) and Pros II (Smith), two of Manning's candidates for Wednesday, stood out when they easily disposed of three furlongs in 39 sec on a rain soaked track here today. They worked at steady tiireequarter
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    506 12 LYE HUAT'S THE LIKELY KING' OF SPORE SHUTTLERS SBA agrees to Foong Seong Cup Zone final in Kuala Lumpur TWENTY-FIVE YEAR-OLD pride of Flower B.P., Sean Lye Huat Is firm favourite for this year's Singapore badminton title. On Saturday nigtit, Lye Huat is expected to qualify for the singles final,
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    82 12  -  M D Hamidun (So: 75), extreme Jen, who won th? ]>rst pOSUWQT oO > vide cycle rare I/,J at Teluk Anson last Sunday. The others are H.H. Baharuddm (il) second, Edwin Anthony (73) third, Chan Wong Kee (11) fifth. w>,._ Hamidun who is from Ipoh,
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    719 12 NO SCORE BUT MANY THRILLS Singapore. q I Hongkong, 0 j Jones. I rmrli (ar.%: Mattrr Boorork. It)..., sun (.l« nrtinini Petrir. Rirhan IIO\(,h<)\(, Sharpe. \a|. rar«! Ii«<li r*% gJ* Corner Will ninciMtn Ilrrnmtnc" <^ Abbotl l'< ii' K*l« rrr: Honours Even For Spore H'kong A SCORELESS draw how uninteresting
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      190 12 SIR. May I bo permitted to ask through y< ur c lumn> who was the winm r i Sati;rci..y".- vr« tling I:- f\ve<n K:r.j K r.g and Lee Leong Fu. When Lei hurt his hand hitting the ring post, tht rel. r< :a\( a aueer d< cision
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      28 12 RA F S- T< :-.f Trainii c ■cc l-n ir. SHA Div. 1! 1« ;i. ■i r. I (i c:i Ihe TIL' gn j:.d yi tcrdaj<
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    70 12 thk Singapore CtviUtm to meet Singapore Service.- in their annual Poppy Day Cup hockey match on Friday on the Parians will he: Vinceni Gomez (STU): Rudy Mosbergen (SRC), Baldiraj Singh 'Police); Kirpal Singh (University), S. VelupiluU (Police), Ilarhajan Singh (YJkf.S A Douglas Xonis, (SRC), Chi* Tlori Yam
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    65 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Civilians XV to meet Services in the annual Poppy Day nigbv football match on the parting here on Wednesday |g< lan Chandler. Yeo n Cheng Swi, Khoo Huafa Tat, Hugh I Form s. Pak Yong, M. MrCaw, (I. Ma< Donald, J. Williams,
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    135 12 SINGAPORE Combined Services men and women teams to meet the Civilians in hockey matches in aid of the Poppy Day Fund arc: Today, on the Padang Services women to meet Civilian women Cpl. Saltmarsh (WRAC): Col. Wrightson <wraf>. 2 Lt. Hiekev (WRAC); WO 11. Embrey
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    38 12 SERAXGOON Garden Sport? Club trounced Ar>enal SC. 8-3 in a friendly soccer match on the SGSC ground yesterday. Serangoon scored through Gnmci Green 2. and J Hydon. Arsenal replied through Otaid Tanjong 2. and M. Paknsamy.
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    72 12 BULAWAYO, Southern Rhodesia. Nov. 4 (Reuter) The Australians were heading for an innings victory over Rhodesia by lunch today in i their return match here. Rhodesia with only two second innings wickets left, still needed (i2 runs to make the tourists bat again. Lunch score:
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    30 12 A solitary goal by Kor :g Onn enabled University ot Malaya to beat Royal Navnl Police 1-0 in a SHA Div. 1 league at Xaval Base yesterday.
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    138 12 IPOH, Mon. A nine-man Kinta Indian team did extremely well to hold Sturrock Club to a 1-all draw in the senior division hoekey match on the Ipoh padang today. San key, who led the Indians. ■cored their only goal and was always dangerous. Thillainathan, normally
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    93 12 BRIGHTON. Southern England. Nov. 3 (Reuter) A L903 Dc Dietrich was the first car to reach here today in the annual London to Brighton 'Old Crocks' rare, a 50-milt test of speed and endurance for ancient cars. The De Dietrich, driven by Mr.
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    55 12 ST. ANDREW'S School Old i Boys improved in the second half to beat Singapore Cricket Club 'B' by .six points (two tries) to three points <a try) in a rugger match on the padang yesterday. A. Ibrahim and Rftnam scored both tries lor the winners,
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    42 12 BEATTY Secondary School scored their 13th successive win when they beat Gan E:.£ Seng School bv two bm li t<> nil li an inter-fcbool bockef match on the Beany school ground yestei day IV;:^ Hoon and LalifT scored
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    31 12 THI AU-Btati Cup p.v.trh between the Singapore AllBlues and the Johore Asia: S to be played at .Johore this Saturday is postponed at the request of the Johore team.
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    84 12 THE Kiwis upset o! mjimi bnneint b> i: ;< Sqii.-.dr,. IaMMMtSt iPJ I"* sUrt Bombi :ifs. tffcctive had I :e that ber«i aMa to scor. tansasji and two in ;*> I The: h c got onlv v 14th al~ seventh the mate icd tiic B'iit:
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    24 12 charnpiMMhii First nine ballsweei S« -ond nin« balL^w«ep: B ision: Chan Per^S V balhweep. Pcnii m. Second nine I J.-icks.
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