The Straits Times, 4 November 1955

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    16 1 The Straits Times Mat*** Nat** 1 1 Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1955 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon 'Princess Courageous'
    282 1 'An air of dedication' at St Paul's LONDON. Thurs. T^HE British Press today applauded in front page stories the •courageous way" in which Princess Margaret faced her lirst public engagement 48 hours after her renunciation of mar riage to .GroupCaptain Peter Townsend. The Princess, eyes shining and with
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    CUSTOMS MAN: 'I GOT $1,000 BRIBES A MONTH'
    253 1 Such a sordid story, says the magistrate 1200-A-MONTH revenue officer of the Customs Department told a Singapore magistrate yesterday that he used to make SI. (KM) a month by accepting briber. The revenue officer. Peter Lim. was making his defence on ;i
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    Tumble in rubber price
    107 1 Tumble in rubber price llv Our Market orropondrnt HEAVY unloading of stocks OB the Singapore Rubber Market throughout ye*terrlav c Pnt the priM tumbling down by nine cents. This was only ono-eichth of a cent less than the hitrhest droo on a .»inple day this year, on Oct. 6 November
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    Specials' deaths avenged
    124 1 Specials' deaths avenged 3 Reds slain in dawn attack KLUANG. Thurs. MEN of No. 2 platoon of the Ist. Bn.. East Yorkshire Regiment, killed three of a gang of five terrorists contacted in a planned sweep on Rengam Malay Estate, seven miles from here, early today. Two of the dead
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    Lock icon Plane hits home
    23 1 NEW YORK Thurs. A bomber crashed into an empty house at East Meadow yesterday killing its crew of •«'n AP
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    $1,000 reward
    42 1 Singapore police last ni«ht offered a reward of $1,000 for information leading to the arrest of the thieves who stole the safe containing SI 1.000 a revolver and other documents, from the office of the Special Constabulary over the week-end.
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    MALAYAN WEDS IN LONDON
    166 1 Couple on icay to new home in Spore Mlt KOI.AND SHAIOI.V scientist explorer son of Mr and .Mrs S. M. Sharma of Ipoh. married Miss l»;i b<lle (iikhrist, an Australian at St. John's I rrs'byterian Church in K f nsington, London, on O-t. 29. They are
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    Lock icon Mr. M's 'great intelligence'—by Mr. B
    190 1 Mr. M's 'great intelligence by Mr. B LONDON, Thurs— Mr Alan Lennox Boyd, the Colonial Secretary, naid here today th;it he Vlieved Mr. David Marshall. Singapore's Chief Minister, 'win rUe to the great opportunities that lie before him Addressing the R >yal Enil)lre vSociety on his recent •.>2.000-nitle tour of
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    THE BRAVE SMILE THAT WORN THE CHEERS
    45 1 1111. PKINt KSN Mini. .it thr crowd from thr st<-ps of St I' i'il n Cathedral. With her is th. Ver> Xt \V K Matthews. l>r.in of the Cathedral. A P. picture radioed from I <mri.. ■> la»t nicht
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    Aussies to go if Labour wins
    50 1 i WBERRA. Thurs Australia will withdraw her tro p> fr-m Malaya .urn recognise Communist China II the Labour Party is returned at the Dec 12 election.". Labour leaders said here today. They said this policy wa* ri'-cided on at a party meeting today. --A.P.
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    NOW ONLY HALF A STRIKE
    284 1 Restaurant men defy union THE Singapore Workers" Union yesterday called a strike of its members in eight leading Chinese restaurants— but it turned out to be only half a strike. Food wu prepared and served as usual in the restaurants because at least half the
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    Lock icon President ill
    27 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs President Joao Cafe FUhu of Brazil was taken to hospital today after a heart attack. His condition »as not serious— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Wrist radio
    47 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. A j radio weighing two ounces I and made to be worn on the wrist like a watch Is to be 1 put on the market here next month It '.i claimed that It can pick up stations 40 miles away— Reuter.
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    Oil for fruits
    29 1 MOSCOW Thurs. Israel is to buy Soviet crude and fin 1 ml In exehantie f"r citrus irult n< xt year tht Embassy announced lure today Rmter.
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    Strikers prefer prison
    176 1 58 refuse to be bound over A SECOND group of strikers, all members of the Singapore Factory and Shop Workers' Union, who were convicted of offences und.T the Trade Disputes Ordinance yes- terday. chose to so to jail rather than be bound o\ The 65 striken, including
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    STOP PRESS
    41 1 1 t.VPTIANS Rt.T\KI Bl POSITION MRO. Thurv— K^pi 1 vi Hull Command cum i mniqur today elainw-d \ptiun forces had i i fwn the strategic hili position at Sabha. scene of bitter fighting today.— Xi uler. (See rase 3)
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    Lock icon 'Jack Spot' parson: I lied
    586 2 Jack Spot parson: I lied MRS. COMER GAVE HIM MONEY FOR k SIX WORDS Of COURT' Four accused of perjury HE DIDN'T EVEN SEE THE SOHO KNIFE FIGHT LONDON, Thurs.— An aged exparson confessed yesterday that he was paid £ft,'i for fake evidence in favour of a gang leader accused
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    Lock icon GOVT. ACTS TO HELP END OIL STRIKE
    159 2 JAKARTA. Thursday. (GOVERNMENT mediators today stepped in to help end a strike of 8.000 Indonesian workers which has brought to standstill operations at the Standard Vacuum oilfield and refinery in South Sumatra Th.. nr.trlrorc n-fe.i r,.n'V,.^ I out early yesterday morn- i Ing.
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    Lock icon Pyjama escape in hotel blaze
    48 2 NEW YORK. Thurs —Sixty guests escaped In their night clothes when flnp destroyed a hotel in Meadville Pennsylvania early yesterday. Firemen used wall and aerial ladders to rescue five guests trapped on the top floor of the four-storey building. No casualties were reported.—A.P.
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    Lock icon THE BULL WAS FRUSTRA TED
    65 2 ROME. Thurs A twelfth player 1 stormed onto a soccer field here yesterday in favour of the St. Giuseppr team and chased the whole red-shirted Comaechio team oft* the field It was a rampaging bull which apparently didn t like red iereeys. After the bull
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    Social evening
    36 2 The Singapore Civil Defence Association will hold a social evening for members of Civil Defence Corps and the Singapore Hospital Reserve and their families at the Kolam Ayer Lane clubhouse at 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lock icon Shortage of scientists slows Britain's atomic energy plan
    115 2 Shortage of scientists slows Britain's atomic energy plan LONDON, Than QHORTAGE of scientist* and other specialised workers Is threatening to pat a brake on Britain atomic energy programme which includes 12 nuclear electric power stations. It was disclosed today The first annual report of the recently created I'nited Kingdom Atomlr
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    Lock icon Chiang planes bomb Red build-up
    192 2 9 GUNBOATS REPORTED SL'SK TAIPEH. Thursday. 4 N AIR-SEA battle and artillery duels roared along the offshore island front yesterday in a sudden flare-up of China's 'vest pocket" war. The Nationalists claimed their Thundrrjets sank nine Red gunboat^ and other craft despite a storm <>f
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    Lock icon 'I wanted to talk—not to murder'
    133 2 'I wanted to talk not to murder' NAOPUR. Thurs. BABU RAO. a nckihaman sentenced to six years' jail iMt March for attempting to murder the Prime Minister. Mr Nehru, today told an appeal court he was I not aware' he had a knife 1 In his hand when he rushed
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    Fun fair
    41 2 Mrs. Robin Woods, wife of the Archdeacon of Singapore, will open the St. Paul's Church fun fair and fete in aid of its school extension irom noon to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the church compound. 6th mile Upper ScranKoon
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    NA VY SA YES MONEY AND TIME BY AIR
    184 2 U M. 8. NEWCASTLE. flagship of the Commmander inChief, Far East Station, is to be re-commissioned in Singapore this month by air— the new Royal Navy "money and man-hours saving way. Trooping aircraft have been chartered to fly out the main
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    Margaret prays as women weep
    254 2 Margaret prays as women weep I ON DON, Thurs.- Princess Margaret worshipped last nietfit in St. Paul's Cathedral, and while women in the congregation wept she heard a bishop say: "To each life God speaks, calling us all to a life of personal sacrifice." Th* Princess was making her first
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    Lock icon Bulganin's trip
    29 2 MOSCOW Thurs. Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet Pri ne Minister and Mr Nikita Khrushchev. Soviet Communist Party leader, will "islt Burma before the end of 1955 —Reuter
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    Lock icon ENGINEERS SEEK £100 MILLION MORE A YEAR
    76 2 Biggest claim forced by Bud^ londo:. JHREE MILLION engineering wo manded heavy wa«e kacreuei m\ The claim mad( I at a two London presentat The .i. their rlairn ployer- National B by thi ernmen' evltably livint: for a d mam] a 10 n.
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    'UNKNOWN IS STAR OF ROYAL SHOW
    84 2 'UNKNOWN IS STAR OF ROYAL SHOW T\\ \TI YEAR-OLD singing Mar Ruby Murray, virtually inknown a year ago, has been rhoscn to appear at the Royal Variety Performance on .Monday next The show, which the Queen and other members of the Royal Family will attend, will be held at the
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    Lock icon NEWSPRINT
    52 2 'A terrible world shortage' stxm NEW YORK Thurs. Viscount Rothermere. British publisher, said today that I newspapers face "a terrible worldwide newsprint shortage in 1956." Lord Rothermere said the shortage was caused by record consumption and the fact that new plants will not come Into production before 1957 or
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    PEACE—A YEAR BEHIND
    37 2 PEACE— A YEAR BEHIND OBLO. Thurs The Nobei Peace Prize was awarded today to the United Nations High Commission for Refugees, it wav officially announced here. In which is committee Stort.: that would be year hr it
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    Baghdad visit
    8 2 BAOHDAD seven-meir.b-from thsentatiY' terdav R- I
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    'Gate of Hell'record run
    36 2 NEW YOU prize-win-:: Hell" will here on Bui a elo tory -Gate Of H production Kyo. then pleted 47 at the cin< ed n n D> previous record at Theatr by Mart:;
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    300,000 depend on lighters
    23 2 WASHINGTON. The Unit yesterday to cicarette UgbJ sundries Mr. Bajbni naka, a ney. to!' rr.ittee for R support their
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    ARABS, JEWS IN NEW BATTLE
    102 3 Egyp t hits back after sneak night attack by Israel passer: 'And Ben Gurion talks of peace 9 CAIRO, Thursday. injr broke out in the Sinai Desert Egyptian forces counter-attacked ,t the scene of last night's two-hour ittle in the demilitarised zone. fed all morning
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    Lock icon A suit over seats in a plane
    119 3 A suit over seats in a plane LOS ANGELES Frl \yiLLIAM Spivak a lawyer. of Beverly Hills. California, has filed a suit for U5550,258 $150 824 I against the British Overseas Airways Corporation on grounds it sold reservations he held to other people at a higher price and stranded him
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    Lock icon Blouse barrier
    16 3 Blouse re said yesined to peti:r. merit to uota on olouses B from Reuter.
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    War with books
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    Lock icon Labour bid to cut call-up vetoed in Commons
    111 3 LONDON, Thurs The Houses of Commons last night rejected an\>pposition motion calling for an immediate cut in Britalns two year period of national sen-ice. Instead, it approved the Government's dan to cut the armed forces by 100.000 to 700.000 by April. 1958.
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    PEASANT GETS GIFT OF LAND AND WANTS TO KISS SHAH'S SHOES
    36 3 PEASANT GETS GIFT OF LAND AND WANTS TO KISS SHAH'S SHOES The Shah of Persia who it riving Und to thr pour lifts a peasant who wants to ki.%> his sho<- in appreciation A. P. plrturr.
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    Lock icon COTTON'S CALL: QUICK RELIEF
    222 3 Britain wants protection from Japan, India MANCHESTER. Thurs. MR R. M LEE. chair- j man of the Calico j Printers" Association, said here yesterday that that problems facing Britain's textile industry were so serious that it was necessary to disregard any long-term remedy and look for
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    Lock icon Promoter is arrested
    54 3 RANGOON. Thurs The ooxing promoter who stasfd a fight here between Little Nene of Singapore and Maung Thaung of Burma recently hag been arrested. The financier of Red Louis." the promoter, better known as Rajendram, complained to police that he was avoiding settlement of accounts in connection
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    Russia has 400 subs—but still lags
    156 3 Russia has 400 subs— but still lags LONDON. Thurs. RUSSIA now has 400 submarines, an authoritative naval publication said yesterday. But none is atom -powered ■Janes Fighting Ships," a reference book on navies of the world, say» Russia also has 150 destroyers. 32 cruisers »nd many minesweepers, escort vessels, motor
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    Lock icon 'Kill' threat
    52 3 NEW YORK. Thun. Tout gunmen terrorised a family here yt'«terd»y and threatened to kill twochlldrtn unless the father paid thtm $30,000 Th<y placed their pUtol* against the children's heads but fled, hitting the family when they found the safe In the house contained only a money order for
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    Lock icon Trade talks
    32 3 BERLIN, Thurs— A Czech Government delegation headed by Mr O Kocour. deputy Foreign Trade Minister, has arrived in East Berlin to negotiate a 19M trade pact with East Germany Reuter.
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    Lock icon No-snap film
    35 3 NEW YORK. Thurs A 35 millimetre film, only two thirds a.v thick as present film but strong enough to tow a motor car has been developed in America it was reported yesterday Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    362 3 F LONDON. Thur* wa« a disappointing day In London stock market* After resuming on the high note of the previous day there was change In sentiment when new* was received of a more serious clash in Uie Middle East and many of the initial gains were either reduced
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    Lock icon Give back that martyred body, appeals Mussolini's daughter
    159 3 Give back that martyred body, appeals Mussolini's daughter ROME. Thurs— E4da Clano. 44, daughter of the Italian dictator Mussolini, harangued a crowd on the step* of a church at Forli yesterday after a fnnrral Mas* in memory of her father. "Give us back that poor martyred body," she appealed to
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    Lock icon Mr. M -or LITTLE by LITTLE
    261 3 West reject Red merger plan GENEVA. Thursday r[E Soviet Union advanced a proposal yesterday for a gradual merger ot East and West Germany, and it was promptly rejected by the three Western Foreign Ministers who repeated their demand for free elections to unify Germany
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      205 3 'MALACCA GIRLS, BEAUTIFUL AND j CURVACEOUS, CANT FIND MEN TO MARRY. jhphv You II find the astonishing T v M' f M J J ison of their plight in this M Jm *B A H week s issue of the !V WANT TO BUY A HUSBAND' President of the Bachelor
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    'No cash'—he died in fight
    306 4 'No cash'— he died in fight 'HE WOULDMT PAY FOR PRIHKB\ CORPORAL TEIXB MURDER COURT DID NOT GET UP AFTER MIDNIGHT CLASH A SOLDIER who A "sponged" oh his friends for drinks died after a midnight fight, a Singapore court was told yester-i day. It was Aupust 18- pay day
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    Great chances for women
    46 4 PENANO. Thurs Malaya today offered gieat opportunities for women, the Resident Com missloner. Mr. RP. Bineham. satd today. "There is need for leaden* who can think independently and act with self-reliance he told St George's Olrls' School students at their speech day.
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    Dance contest
    30 4 IPOH. Thurs. Six couples have entered for the 1955 Perak amateur ballroom dancing championships organised by the Perak Dance Association at the Celestial Dance Hall on Nov. 11.
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    Police stand guard over damaged helicopter
    112 4 KOYAL AIR FORCE S. Jl helicopter wan damaged whrn it was obliged to ii.t ki a forced Undine on the playinr field at the Federation Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur reatrrday. The helicopter developed mechanical trouble after Ukini i.iT u.i routine flight. Dunnr the
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    He lived in fear of a gang
    275 4 NOW HE IS FOUND DEAD LS SEA AND POLICE SAY THE CLUES POINT TO MURDER. NOT DROWSLSG SINGAPORE Marine Police investigating thr death of Rhone Cheow. whose body was taken from the ■M off South Quay on Tuesday, yesterday found several clues pointing
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    Schoolboy, 16, drowned
    30 4 A 18-year-old schoolboy. Leong sing Chong. was found drowned in the s«-.i off East Reclamation Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon. Leong disappeared In the sea on Wednesday evening.
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    $230 stolen
    28 4 A Chinese living in Ouillemard Road. Singapore, had his wallet containing $290 stolen while he was alighting from a bus at Kalian* Road, on Wednesday evening
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    Not to be heard until Christmas: Greetings put on the record
    122 4 Not to be heard until Christmas: Greetings put on the record A SPANISH senor In Singapore yesterday spoke to his senorita in Spain but the will not hear his voice until Christma* Day. He i» one ol more than 1.000 people in Singapore who have recorded messages for Christmas. Servicemen
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    CRISIS HITS MIC IN PERAK
    202 4 Chairman resigns in election row IPOH. Thursday. A MINOR crisis has developed in the Malayan Indian Congress in Perak over the number of seats the party was allotted for the State Council elections. Mr. MEM Meera Huaseln. chairman of the party's Ipoh branch and vice-president
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    Job-seeker is fined
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursAn unemployed Indian. Victor James, who came here for an interlew for a Job, today pleaded guilty to a charge of disorderly behaviour at the railway station yesterday. The magistrate fined him $5 Victor said he shouted to a porter who had lost one of
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    TO $772,000—JUDGE ADDS $77,200 FOR SAND
    94 4 TO $772,000— JUDGE ADDS $77,200 FOR SAND MR JUSTICE WHrTTON in the Singapore High Court yesterday made an award of $849,247 for 325 acres of land in Bedok which the Government acquired In September. 1951. for resettlement purposes. The Government Valuer said the land was worth $772,043 but Mr Justice
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    'Let's have a big song and dance'
    207 4 A SUOOESTION that Malaya should hold an i annual music and drama festival was made yesterday by the vice-president of the Singapore Art Society. Mr Frank Sullivan.' He was commenting on the call made by the Federation's Chief Minister. TenKku Abdul Rahman, for
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    MALAY, 77, SHOT IN BACK AFTER HE WAS CHALLENGED
    98 4 IPOH. Thurv— A 77-year-old Malay. Abdullah bin Haji Ahmad, was shot dead yesterday near his neighbour's house at 230 am In Kampong Java. Tapah Road The neighbour Mu.^a Din Haji Bermawl. a Hoim Guard, told police that he was sleeping when
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    LILLIPUT ISLAND A 'PIPE DREAM'
    82 4 LILLIPUT ISLAND A 'PIPE DREAM' FMPLOYKI- City C cribe th< Blngapon as a state from th< merely a MakinK thl« a memora: mittte on I thoy speak ESTABLISH' corporation. city and Of an ln< pore, the mi m "We entirely th? view propou dent LUU] Singapore I toootnouj should tx
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    $15,000 fine on driver
    28 4 butterwor: A Penani: lorrj Cheng Tong $15,000. or a mi i harbouring gold barLim bad The gold b. tied rounc chell pier on O
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    Boy found dead
    21 4 A tVO-fCV-Thian Szfound dear! ir. lin the ground- t his r.ouse at the 13 mi wane Road B
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    60 years ago
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thur^The 60th anniversary of the funeral of Sultan Abubakar was commemorated wltn a memorial service at his tomb In the royal mausoleum In the Jalan Mahmoodiah cemetery today.
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    Charity before mahjong
    210 5 Charity before mahjong ASIANS NOT SO SHY NOW VfORE Asian women iTI are putting aside mahjong and Joining the ranks of volunteer social workers in Singapore. But Asian women are still In the minority among those who give their spare-time to help others. Social welfare workers said this in comment
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    Couple get bail
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. ThursA couple pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to a charge of committing house trespass with Intent to assault a woman. Esha binte Signal, 28. and Abdullah bin Mohamad were alleged to have entered the house of Halijah binte Yahya yesterday in
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    Minister opens art show
    48 5 Singapore's Minister for Education. Mr. Chew Swee Kee, yesterday opened the Singapore Chinese High School students' annual art exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The exhibition, by 130 students, is open to tht« public from 9 a.m. to 530 p.m. daily until Sunday.
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    Malayan at solar talks in U.S.
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A Malayan physics lecturer Ls among 700 scientists from 30 nations attending the first world symposium on solar energy now being held at Phoenix. Arizona, in the United States. He is Dr G. T Ward of the University of Malaya. The
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    PLAN TO START NEW BANK IN MALAYA
    187 5 It will help finance industrial expansion KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. T<HE Federation and Singapore Governments and A "interested financial parties" have started talks on a plan to establish a Pan-Malayan Industrial Development Bank. The Federation's Minister for Economic Affairs. Mr. O. A. Spencer, told
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    MORE TAX—BETTER SCHOOLS
    303 5 MORE TAX— BETTER SCHOOLS Committee told: Let each State Impose income tax The only way to expand education, says MTUC KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Malayan Trade Union Council wants personal and company income tax increased so that the country can expand education. This was one of the suggestions put forward
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    PRAISE FOR PAKISTAN NAVY
    118 5 PRAISE FOR PAKISTAN NAVY REAR ADMIRAL SIDUIQ CHOIDRI. C-in-C of the Royal Pakistan Navy, (above) and his men who took part in the recent SEATO exercises were given the highest praise by a veteran I'nited States naval officer. Captain K R. MacGregor. in Singapore yesterday. Captain MacGregor. whose flagship. the
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    The guns they lost
    95 5 In the report in the Straits Times yesterday of the address by Major-General E. B. de Fonblanque. InspectorGeneral of Home Ouards to the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club It was stated that he said the Home Ouards had lost 300 guns In the last three years This
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    ONE HOUR ON BAR GMT*
    173 5 ONE HOUR ON BAR GMT* Get moving time IT will soon be easier for many Singapore hotels to serve aftermidnight drinks. The Governor -In Council has approved regulations which will allow bars with first class licences to stay open until 1 a.m. on Sundays and public holidays, on special permits
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    Poppy dance
    34 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— A Poppy Day dance will be held at Nelson House. Naval Base on Saturday from 0.30 p.m. to 1.30 a.m The swimming pool will be floodlit for the occasion.
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    Cultivators detained
    64 5 They saw bandits KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs A number of cultivators were yesterday detained for questioning following a contact between a platoon of the 2nd Bn., Malay Regiment, and two terrorists In the Sungei Siput area of Perak. The platoon opened flre when the terrorists ignored their call to
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    Contractor is beaten up
    39 5 A gang of 13 drove In four cars to the General Hospital laundry yesterday afternoon and assaulted the contractor and a worker. The 40 regular labourers at the laundry went, on strike a week ago.
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    Bottle attack by gang
    28 5 Chua Jeng Chuan, 31, was found stabbed In Maude Road. Singapore, at 2 a.m. yesterday. He was attacked by a gang with broken bottles.
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    40 STRIKERS PAID OFF
    76 5 Hock Thong Rubber Factory at Jurong. Slnjiapore yesterday paid off Its 40 workers and gave each two months' salary as compensation The company has decided to shut down the factory temporarily after the workers went on strike a month ago A spokesman of the Singapore Rubber
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    Retired Colony teacher dies at 68
    86 5 Retired Colony teacher dies at 68 MX. SEAH SENG RANG (above), who was a teacher in Singapore for nearly a quarter of a century, ha* died at the age of 68. Mr. Seah was a senior master when he retired In 1933 on a Government pension. Educated at Raffles Institution,
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    Guard disturbs Red arms raiders
    97 5 BUT VILLAGE LOSES SEVEN GUNS IPOH, Thursday. FIFTEEN terrorists last night entered Temoh new r village, six miles north of Tapah. and took seven shotguns and ammunition from houses of Home Guards. The terrorists were still visiting houses when an Indian Rome Ouard who wu
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    Soon—water with that 'F' taste...
    104 5 Soon— water with that 'F' taste... A PLANT which will give Singapore its first taste of fluorinated water is due before the end of the year, the City Water Engineer. Mr W S Stredwlck. told the Straits Times yesterday The plant may be installed by January or February next. Only
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    Flood waters subside
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.- j Floods in Selangor. Perak and Pahang were subsiding today after two almost rain free days. The Kuala Selangor-Rawang road Is now almost clear apart from a stretch between the 39th and 40th milestone where there Is still nearly two feet of water.
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    Halted plane is off again
    45 5 A Hastings of RAF Transport Command which tookoff from Changl on Wednesday for Darwin had to land at Den Pasar. Bali, because of a hydraulic defect In an engine. The plane resumed its Journey yesterday after reoalrs had been made
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      268 5 C.ARRICK: Nour Kyounl (Ifeyp- SEX: Penarfk Becha (M»l»y) tlan)—3.ls. 8 30, 9.15; Tel. *****. 11, 148, 4. 8 30, 9.30; Tel. ***** KINGS: Betrayed—l.lS. JJO, PAVIUON: So Little Time 7, 9.30; Tel. ***** 1.46. 4. *JO. 9 30. Trt. »03. CATHAY The Far Horizon—ll. ALHAMBR Hamlet —0. 11. 145 4
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    DEATH
    94 6 :i H..rrf. fin i minimum). SEAH: Senp Kant?, Government Pensioner (Former Teacher of Raffles institution i aged 72. passed away peacefully at 18, Marshall Road, on 3rd Nov. 1955. at 3.20 a.m. leaving behind 4 sons. Henry, Hector, Harold and Charlie, 2 daughters. 3 daußhters-lii-law, I 1 future daughter-in-law,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    49 6 ?A Word* $10 (minimum). MRS. C R MARTIN JR. and Family thank all Relatives and Friends, vi,. the President and Committee of the Selangor Turf Club for their AMtrtanet, Tokens o! Remembrance. Messages of Condolence, Mass Offerings and the .sympathy extended to them on thr death of Paddy.
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Nov. 4, 1955. Money For The States
    657 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Fri. Nov. 4, 1955. Money For The States A budgetary change of considerable significance is the inclusion for 1956 of allocations to State and Settlement Governments in the form recommended by the committee which studied the financial provisions of the Federation ol Malaya Agreement earlier this
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    Israeli Border War
    337 6 The latest skirmish on the Egyptian Israeli border imposes fresh strain in a situation already highly dangerous. Although Israeli troops which attacked an Egyptian post in the El Auja demilitarised zone later withdrew, only restraint on both sides of this fiery frontier can prevent further serious incident.
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    Tax Outlook
    169 6 The meeting in Singapore today of Federation and Singapore Ministers is another of the customary and u.scful exchanges which help coordinate Federation and Singapore policy. Constitutional change has made tiirso meetings even more Important than before. They will help bring the two territories closer together, until the time
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    All degrees must prove their worth
    376 6 in .the STREET I WAS amused to road the letters of Mr. Cheong Hock Hal and "Puzzled" on the architectural degree of the Hong Kong University. They only show how Ignorant they are on the subject they write about. A nrst-ckts« university will always
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    Study of architecture
    253 6 REFERENCE th" letter from fnMnM Graduate." I was somewhat misquoted In the statement attributed to Itlr In endeavouring to trlve general background to architectural education. I appear to have put your reporter In a difficulty when he had to compress to a short statement In brief. I
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    Visit to Singapore
    125 6 rE report headed "Railmen to visit Singapore" is not correct. This delegation is not sent by the Malayan Railway Traffic Operating Union and thl* union dlsassoriate* Itself from anythlnp that may be expressed, either ;n words or deeds, by any member of the delegation The members of
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    Answer to the 'Pirates'
    299 6 Answer to the 'Pirates M. Prr.Mdrnt ot the Singapore Hire Car ition. In his mtervlrw with Mr David Marshall, claimed that "pirate" taxis were taking all t h r business normally meant for legitimate taxis, and that a radio taxi service and a taxi service by nhone failed because of
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    Two vehicles were on call
    155 6 MR T A. 81MON. President of the Singapore Hire Car Association, claims that his association and the Taxi Owners Society Ltd lost $117,000 in the past tluve years investing In radio taxis and taxi service by phone, because of "pirate taxis I have been a
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    Discrimination by drivers
    108 6 I THINK It would be a very good Idea if Mr Simon would stand along North Bildge Road or along Orchard Road close to the cinemas on a Saturday night after the last show and watch how the public is treated by taxi drivers On several occasions
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    Did this break the traffic laws?
    74 6 YOUR report on IIM taximen's demonstration says that "taxLs were parked in 8t Andrew* Road three abreast." As all these taxis, with the exception of those parked nearest to the kerb, clearly committed a parking offence, the traffic police chief may perhmpi tell us
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      GOING TO GERMANY
      172 6 ANY of your readers who Intend to travel to Europe should know that the Federal German Oov- ment will not permit hold- ers of passports Issued in the Colonies or Protected 1 State.s. whatever the s holder's status, to enter E Federal Germany without E a visa
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      Water bus service
      73 6 SOME time ago readers discussed the possibis lities of a Katong-Clifford s Pier ferry service. The E idea merits attention now. s but the fares must be lows er than the taxi fares bes tueen th« two points. Another service from S Pasir Panjang may be E
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      Boys with a pillion
      63 6 Boys with a pillion r #\NE wonders why some s boy.s :n this town are sso darinc that they ride s bicv -les with one or more E pillion passengers E The answer Is that there S Is no provision In the new E Minor Offences Ordinance E under which
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      No coaching allowed
      81 6 No coaching allowed i I AM a Government EngE 1 lish school teacher and was recently threatened s with dismissal for doing a I little coaching in my spare s time It Ls common knowledge s that certain English school E teachers are augmenting s their salaries by performi Inc
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      Time of on the railway
      106 6 Time of on the railway /COMMERCIAL firms are forced by the Ooverni ment to give their ems ploywi one day off each E witk The same Govern- ment is overlooking the present working conditions on the Malayan Railway. A factory owner can bo prosecuted for not maintaining his machinery In
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      Service wives agree
      93 6 Service wives agree WE are two service wives and would like to express our whole-hearted agreement with 'Another Victim" on the high rents we have to pay to occupy private accommodation Rent, light and water for one month is *350. for us Just under half of one month's wages. Owing
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      No ban on THESE cows
      67 6 No ban on THESE cows SOME TIME ago, the Ulu Langat Town Board approved that no cattle rearing is to be carried out within the Town Board area of Ka]ang. "*p*ciallv near the town Nevertheless, every day a number of cows can be seen straying and grazing on the padang
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      Not fit for habitation
      53 6 Not fit for habitation IT Is no exaggeration to say that Somaoah Estate, a t the Junrtlon of Upper Seranjioon Road and Tampenls Road Is now totally unfit for habitation Large swarms of mosquitoes infest the area, and. worst of all, they prevent peaceful sleep Every person In Somapah t»
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      Names for ministers
      68 6 Names for ministers THERE is no reason why the English dailies should not use the term. Chief Minister" when referring to Teryrku Abdul Rahman Surely, it Is not in the wrong ton?ue if it is the correct and recoem.*ed medium of expression In the English language Before Mr. Ibrahim poke?;
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      conduct in
      37 6 RECKNT teat:.' Chinrse the be] P'lpi'.s c! Instruct After b Chin* so with no Kuoyti perien-. these behavin compares with t. ren of backer I m.iv had ov< perienco ren in M. P aUWKFN Singapore
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      Provident fund query
      15 6 Provident fund query pouin \j vir>: yearly w contribute total amou their fund 11 Singapore
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      What of the lower levels?
      52 6 ALL yar. idea pie rim] I hißher ;>< ates bosl to stay Howe, lower 1 -w. There an lays. Chli who art fsubjects oath not appra: tunitie.s within Those terestec: are out I go away I tries ttel i The T>rao". chances to Malaya:-: racial!
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      Trained nurses ARE here
      18 6 ii': sh< nurses In il seem> l1 Federatu rities prpff rather perienr* rrn Singap
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      94 6 DO BILLY GRAHAM'S CRUSADES HAVE A LASTING EFFECT? WHAT has happened to the 38.000 who were his convert* last year? Critics said they were the victims of emotion. But clergymen now say that over 60 still attend services. In the October Reader's Digest a doctor, a fashion buy<r. an ex-Communlst
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    The love knot-tied in red tape
    769 7 THE MALAYANISATION MEM mm HOW A WOMAN COT A TOP JOB OR a tale of Cupid at Empress Place— as told by Mr. Byrne r; o man Govmin employee, who 'pronuwod while ourted by an Service. night Sinfilaiayaßisanon m. Byrne. for tse* to ..tions
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    Round Two —now what a to-do over that pinch of salt
    141 7 Round Two now what a to-do over that pinch of salt MF; h IA KM chief al ofnritfc l^ed a >k'-*.nian for r"M>i' to add salt" to a .i.le before uti m nmiiay. t*nt cor•"k Mr D. rvmnel •hter to sion'i sitting 1 i akin* the 1 Mi Byrnes ru't-e
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    RED STUDENT
    107 7 hi far three years for having copies of 'The Cultivator 1 7 E BAHRU ident of ng Hiph was; years Com- ciocu- 1 otc your not polipresi- I Court, how, 18, your birth ad of your affection you can make ar application." Mr. Cohen addexf Evidence was given
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    HANDSHAKE PLUS 'MERDEKA' =PEACE
    216 7 HANDSHAKE PLUS 'MERDEKA' PEACE UMNO row over a snub" it settled MALACCA. Thurs. A HANDSHAKE and a Merdeka salute today settled the row between the Malacca branch of UMNO and its Ujonp Pasir subbranch which had threatened tc split the party here. The 'peace' meeting took place at the Malay
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    $3m dual purpose houses go up
    214 7 FOR ARMY—THES FOR WORKERS T«HE Singapore Improvement Trust has started on 1 a $3,000,000 project in Clemen tl Road to house locally enlisted men in the Army first— then workers when the area eels more factories. The project, which Is expected to be completed
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    AUSSIE UNION CHIEF IN COLONY
    70 7 AUSSIE UNION CHIEF IN COLONY MR. A A. MONK. Federal Preudent the Australian Council of Trade I'nions. who arrived in Singapore yesterday on bis way to Europe. In BruaseU he will attend a meeting of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. H< will tben visit America, where he will
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    Rehabilitation camp opened
    44 7 JOHORE BAHRU Thur* A rehabilitation camp haf been opened at Mersing by the Social Welfare Department The camD will chiefly be u&ed for the rehabilitation of cured lepers, ex-prisoner^ vagrants, beggars and discharged hospital patients who have lost homes and employment
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    Has 'Reg Brown' lost a pen?
    51 7 Pie Richard Goh Slen Llm of the 3rd Coy Boys Brigade, lound a Parker 51 pen with the inscription "Reg. Brown" on the pave ment at the Y.MCA in Orchard Road Singapore The owner may claim it from the Straits T.mes office in Cecil
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    BEAT PIRATE TAXIS THIS WAY—UNION
    129 7 BEAT PIRATE TAXIS THIS WAY— UNION THERE are 3.440 unemployed taxi drivers in Singapore, according to the Hock Poh Sang Drivers Union. It wants the City Council to issue more taxi licences. It maintains that t'lls will help to solve the pit ate taxi problem. A union spokesman told the
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    Two poisoned
    38 7 Two Singapore women. Ang Bwee Kee, 21, of Lorong 25 Oeylan* Road, and Chung Ah Yeo. 47. of Lorong 3. Oeylang Road, were found suffering from poisoning in their homes yesterday. Both were admitted to hospital.
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    Licence without test, court told
    202 7 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs A former lorry driver, Slew Song Loong. said In the First Magistrate's Court here today that a friend got a driving licence without having to take a driving test He said that a former employee of the Len Omnibus Company. Robert Lou
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    Blood givers
    25 7 A Singapore Blood Transfusion Servic< report yesterday .showed that an alltime record of 203 people gave their blood during the week ending Wednesday.
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    WHEN A SOLDIER CAN'T PAY UP...
    175 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. COME British soldiers cannot pay their debts to shopkeepers when their service ;n j Malaya Is over. The Chief ol Stall Malaya Command. Maj -Gen J R C Hamilton in a letter tc the Sela n g o r Chinese Chambers
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    The jungle claims 2 more men
    81 7 The jungle claims 2 more men SIMPANG RKNOAM. Thurs QO FAR this year three »3 workmen navp died on an estate acioin.ne this village hile helping in thr dant.rous task of clearing ;ung!e areas for cultivation Two were killed in separate accidents yesterday They wer >■ Nah Peng Chui. 46.
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    'Quit' news every day
    60 7 Surrenders under th c amnesty have been few but planes of the RAT and RNZ A F are still flying over the Federation every day spreading the -give-up" 1 message t th< trrn»n*K Last month more than four million leaflets were dropped Into the jungle Voice
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    Extra $100 for replanting
    49 7 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs The Federation* Minister for Economic Affairs. Mr. O A Spencer, today announced that the Governments standard grant of $500 for replanting by rubber smallholder* is to be increased by 1100 The extra $100 will be given with the third »nd fourth advances
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    INFORMER GOES TO JAIL FOR BRIBE DEAL
    237 7 He offered girls, grub and graft 4 POLICE informer, Chong Kirn Teck, whc negotiated a bribe deal with two Singapore oolice officers in an effort to get an acquittal for th( father of a friend, yesterday the worst of th< deal. He was
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    OH, ICE IS SO NICE-COLD COMFORT FOR THESE LIONS
    127 7 OH, ICE IS SO NICE-COLD COMFORT FOR THESE LIONS AHI.NDKLD blocks of ice will be ordered daily for th* comfort of a team 01 sleek seaImds when a circu.s tomes U> town for Christmas Tbe kea-lions can fcaiMMM anything from imhrellas to tennis racquets on th«- ups of tht-ir M-nsiuve
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    TYPHOID EPIDEMIC STOPS
    52 7 KDANTAN Thurs— Only 6R out of tne 214 people affected by the typhoid epidemic which broke o«t here in September remain m the laoUtlnn wards are expected tn d discharged in two or thr< weeks Meanwhile, the ban hawkers has been llftf-c have been no frek: eases
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    Adult education exams
    48 7 Adult education exams KUALA LL*MPUR. Thur.^ A total of 4.779 men anc women will all for the adult education f-xamina-tions ;r. Er.eliih to be heir, at 52 centrej throughout tht Fedenr \>v 15 and 18 This is an increase of 2~ per cent or. last years ent r:e!
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      148 7 The weather MINIMI M TCMTCRATIRE: 1 7 SO p m an Nov. 3 to "SO am on Nov 3): •innapnre 73 deariw. Pcnang 74. Kou Bharu '.5 Kuala Lumpur 7S. Ipoh 73. Kuan tan 7.' MAXIMUM II VII 1. \l( t; I (7.30 a.m to 730p m. on No\ 3)
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    34 HEROES WANT WORK NOT CHARITY
    149 8 34 HEROES WANT WORK NOT CHARITY forgotA ten heroes of the last two World Wars want Jobs, not charity, from the Ex-Service Association of Singapore. For the past two years they have received financial help as immediate relief but they prefer to work. These ex-Servicemen recently petitioned the association for
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    BEAT-FLOODS PLAN ON FARMS
    158 8 Race against December rains FARMERS in the Tai 1 Seng area of Paya Lebar— one of the worst hit areas in the Singapore floods last November and December are determined to prevent flooding in their district this year. They have formed a committee and are prepared
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    Closing date for London exam
    45 8 All private candidates in Singapore who wish to take the London Chamber of Commerce examination next year .-hould submit their entries no*\ Entry forms are available at the Ministry of Education. P.O Box 746. Singapore Closing date is Dec. 9.
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    Witness saw death in rear window
    707 8 *CAB WAS POniO 60 TO 70 MJ».H.' ENGINEER JAILED FOR CAUSING DEATH 'BODIES LAY ALL AROUND,' COURT IS TOLD JPOH, Thurs. A witness told the Sessions Court here today that he saw in the rear view mirror of his car another car carrying; youngpicnickers
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    STUDENT PETER TO MARRY AN ENGLISH GIRL
    87 8 STUDENT PETER TO MARRY AN ENGLISH GIRL P MALACCA. Th.r.. ETER Mrphfn Lai. a Malayan who went to England three yean aro. will marry an Enjfl*h girl. Margaret Berry, at Sunderfand next month. M*r. who was formerly probation officer in Malacca, met Margaret at Durham Iniver»Hy. where they were studying.
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    RUNNING A SCHOOL —THE SCBA WAY
    154 8 THE Straits Chinese British Association has recommended that no persons, organisations or guilds be allowed to run schools In i Sinpapore without the I approval of the Education Ministry. Permission should bo given only after the teachers and syllabic have been Investigated. This recommendation,
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    Busy Mr. Nair
    28 8 Singapore Assemblyman, Mr M.P.D Nair < Independent Seletar has cancelled hLs meet-the-people session at the Assembly House today owing to pressure of work in his constituency
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    EUROPEANS'
    31 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs A memorandum on Malayanisation has been prepared by a group of gazetted European police officers serving !n Selangor. They met here on Tuesday to discuss Malayanlsation of
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    OWN VIEWS
    39 8 the police force and how they would be affected The memorandum will be sent to the Commissioner of Police, who will be asked to place it before the special committee now considering Malayanisation of the Government services.
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      154 8 I Music Review; 10 15 Opera Corner; RADIO MALAYA '"^j^^jj^^ CPropimmrx thu« maikrd rmn ■^■^B f^L^Lf br rrrrlvrd h> Unlrnrrt in Maltrrii Short wave 4* and 6lm. MedJam ware 478 m 343 3Stm. and t»7m CIUriDADf AM 945 Hou^wlve." Choice; SIitOAFORE 1030 PYlday Mattnee; P.M. »1.00 < B wm 7
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    Whymper, pioneer climber, was doomed to loneliness
    1584 9 Ull!:-I: J s: k«riitiz ii J.^i I !x%T a n%?> U IRI mil ili ti ki la i i iwih ■ihimihih J BLACK ART OF M NIAS Engraver led tvttfi far tlisvwvrvrs IN THE fading summer of 1911 a stocky, fair Englishman in
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      370 9 m n i T3 n rugged Henley P.G. Tyre h» been mmm ljJ>c Tyrm speciaUy designed to give trouble- """M" trmmkm mmd tini. free service under the most arduous conditions. Whatever ibe job there is a Henley Tyre specially made for it. fit HENLEY #c world t beit truck lyn
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      117 9 Hox Morgan. M.D. The third rirtint MBivk Tracy Avsriu rut ■■^^■■^^^■■H Fhuw^ twe rubber is 1 ['noj're wcwt f ""as "1 r sam. mouve Mrroi somfsssssss^ssssssssss^sssssjsssssjsssjs^ I HU^/ DIRTY POOM BEJKIG V INNER TU66 TUtNC HOT? LETt,CeriTcxrr LOOK.TRACV* TVUS P»KE£P t N muqov VWXTEP- EDOE IS I WA^ BEEN IN
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    HEAVY SELLING CAUSES NINE CENTS RUBBER DROP
    870 10 By Our Market Correspondent UEAVY selling on the Singapore Rubber Market yesterday forced the price of rubber down sharply by nine cents, November first grade buyers f.o.b. closing at $1.08 per pound. The commodity is now at its lowest level since mid-June and
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    45 10 TIE Federation's Financial Secretary has fixed the following prices for calculator customs duties for the week starting November 3. RUBBER: SI 21 per lb. (OPRA: M4O a ton. COCONUT OIL: KM a ton. PALM OIL: $676.75 per ton. PALM KERNELS: CU2.25 a ton.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    130 10 November flt«t grade rubber bay en f.o.b. cloned yesterday In Singapore at 81.06-S,, down 9 cents on Wednesday. The rleatng teae was uncertain (loring Prises In cents per Ib were: No. 1 R.B S Spot fob. buyen 106 V sellers 106 No 1 R.S.S. November buyers liifi',. sellers
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    80 10 Shlp» hrlng alongnlde the Singapore Harboor Board wharrea or r\prrU4 today are: Laertes 12 Resuntent 45. Taksant CP 67. Tarn 89, Olenearn 11. Clytoneus 13 14. Borneo 15 IS. President Madison 18. Roybank 19 20. Lasetn N Wall 3. Senggarang N Wall 5. Klmanls 2122. Rajula 23 24. Olang
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    93 10 Singapore < hinew Produo r\ change: noon prices per plcul yesterday weir (opra: qutet; November $27 i buyers. $27 sellers; December $27 buyers. $28 sellers. Coconut oil: quietly steady: bulk $40 sellers, drum S4J sellers Pepper; steady with binlng interest and a total of .ibont 30 ton s
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    79 10 Thr Malayan Exchange Hank* AaaartaUon tnadr the following changes In its rates to merchants yesterday iquoUUons to 1100) Canada: TT S3 OD S3. 90 days 33', rredlt bllU. 33 i IS trad* bills Srlllnc TT. or O D Canada 32 9/TR On the free exchange market In j
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    32 10 The followlnic Ortobrr tin outputs are announrrd Sururl Mdor 746 plruU. Union, Tin Ru* Mlnr tiH-J |.i. uL- Jlnjan« Mine 706 plcub>; Kala 490 rliub. and Eosmoc on«Jid«ic4 a.j plcula.
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    63 10 AUSTRALIAN STOCK MB Investmer; 1 on the Bta we] l enseded variations were /<•• In mining.. quiet Loans Loans 3 Con. Zinr. Bank af N s W Mount i Mount Peko Western Mir Amix,! y Oil Sf Aust Con o A.PM Bradfryrd B. Hill Pro. Courtauld •Dunlop Hec. Zm. Pelt
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      678 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I APPLICATIONS are Invited from boys who will be over 14 but under 16 years of age on Ist .lanuary 1956, for entry into the Boys Wliik of the Federation Military College, Port Diclcson. Applicants must be Federal Cltlwns or British subjects of any race and must be
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      537 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS VACANCIES exist for Mechanical Engineers In the Public Works Department. Federation of Malaya DUTIES: Supervision of the workshops and staff engaged in tha assembly, maintenance and overhaul of Public Works plant and equipment, Including petrol and diesel englned vehicles, crawler tractors, compressors, pumping sets, stone crushing machinery, etc
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      547 10 NOTICES PEGANG PROSPECTING COMPANY, LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) NOTICE 16 HEREBY OIVBT that at the forthcoming Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company to be held on 24th November 195S at 12.15 p.m. the Directors will recommend for approval payment of a Final Dividend of 30% leaf 30°:
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      910 10 NOTICES ~~ALOR GAJAH~ RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED Shareholders are advised that an j offer to purchase the Company's i propert> has been received. ThU offer la at present under consideration by the Board and If, after negotiation the terms are thought to be satisfactory, the matter will be put to shareholders
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      519 10 NOTICES In T*ie Matter Of UNDERWOOD ft GENERAL AGENCIES (MALAYA) LIMITED At sn Extraordinary Orncr*l Mwtins of the abovenamrxl Company duly ronvenrd and held at the Rcyisterrd Office of the Company. D'Almeida Street. Singapore on KM October MSA the follominr Special Resolution was du'.r passed That Underwood Oeneral Atenclos iMalarai
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      517 10 LINALUX iv.,,,1 KMUTSEN UNE Fj«t jwd Regulir Service FBOM CANADA/US PACIFIC PORTS— 3O Day< Sailing Arriving San Francisco Singapore P. Swet Pen.m» Fr I ■MB** Bskkt 5 Oct 5 Nov 7 Nov Cjertme Bakk. 5 Nov 6 Dec 8 Dec 9 Dec Anna Bjkke 10 Dec 9 lan il |jn
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    Orchid export trade crippled by air charges
    366 12 FywfffW^gffyWTrTTOUwTm^) M* l.<-aMZHz2jiM ABOUT 80 per cent of the orchid export business from Singapore has been lout wince new minimum air freight rates were enforced by airlines three years ago, dealers in the Colony said yesterday. Dealers said although inquiries from overseas kept
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    WHISKY CHIEF ARRIVES ON SURVEY OF GROWING MART
    197 12 WHISKY CHIEF ARRIVES ON SURVEY OF GROWING MART rr.lU. has been a big swing over from brandy drinking to whisky in Malaya, said a director of John llaig and Co. Ltd.. Mr D. J Wilkinson. on his arrival in Sincapore for a thrrr wreks visit. Mr. Wilkinson. whosr company has
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    New power units for tin mines
    123 12 TWO new power units for tin mines are on the Malayan market for the first time. Introduced by Outhries. these Ruston-Paxman portable "package" type diesrls are known ax Mlnemaster and Minemajor They are light weight compact 'inlts designed to meet the needs of Malayan
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    TRADE SCHEMES TO AID COLONY
    394 12 R.I. agent, Cambodian fair PRELUDE to what may rrsult in increased trad ing .vith neijjhbouriiiK territories has ben provided by the Sumaporc Gov* rnments decision t< act on two trade promotion schemes. The plan., concern th c appointment wf a trade, representative in Indonesia in
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    New post in Middle East is announced
    112 12 MR. M (i WAI.L.M r assistant managrr at the South ICast branch office of Evans Medical Supplies Ltd.. who is leaving Singapore to take up a new appointment. Mr. Wallace has been appointed to the port of r e i d c n
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    DUNLOP'S £500,000 SYNTHETIC PLANT
    138 12 THE Dunlop Rubber Co. in England has begun the construction, at a cost of nearly £500.000. of an experimental synthetic rubber production unit. The plant will produce on a semi-production scale different types of synthetic rubbers that have been evolved by the company felt* growing needs.
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    MALAYAN BUSINESS GROWTH
    184 12 American impressed A REPRESENTATIVE of an American drug and pharmaceutical company, whose products have found an increasing sale in Malayan markets during the past twenty years, paid a vist to Singapore during the week. He wa« Mr. Richard D. Altfwc.iii exerutive vicepresident or the Knox Drug Company
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    Silk store to celebrate
    63 12 The Globe Bilk Store Segamat. i« holding a trade lair on Begamat To*n Padang. on the occasion of its übilee from November 13 to 17. All the sta'lx at the fair ill be run solely by the Obe Silk Store On the last day of the
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    China buys less coconut oil now
    193 12 LKSS coconut oil was bought by Red China in the first nine months of this year compared with the corresponding period of 1954. Total export* for the period amounted to 13.380 tons valued at 511.299.151 against 14.357.8 tons worth $14,599,--728 In 1954. The decline
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      136 12 *> Abdullt^ NUMBER SEVEN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES V The ioi«« cKoo.e Tike tip from London— «cd look for the Cat «nd Barrel I r--~^^^^%^y hoWle. That's ihe «iy to »po< i£V~ h^H] y the urn that has made London '*tfP£L famoui. for Gin »ince i-:k S4ll3g*» CCHOI4I 01D TOM UNCIT 0«»
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      88 12 9Mr no ude iIJ f A ~f t rnl- I -nit A Inchon is.i:.\ i I HI COFFEE I lfc» 6«»f shops no more messy CW*< fixings...! P/WLPLUGS I/W" 'I I L^^fc^p for every nf*llV factory, i [I T' a'FJ Sinii(i!>< [jj For further pa I I I name of
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      429 13 -.fODATION VACANT aaa-a bad brick Uces or .>;)985. ,;:i furnished n.rs at |30 Gr.ince j occurs. fat bachelors '.jine. Apply Meyer Road. rertgerator. Please r. 120. swimming prooms A Laundry r in quiet Retrlr Ne.ir Bus, Write Box Modern two Flat, with servant's 12 Moulone 6245 Room. Water all In
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      385 13 UIOMMOb.WION VAC \M 10 Word. $i (Mim.)-Box i 0 FOR RENT No. 3 Kheam Hock Road In good locality semi-detached bouse with 3 bMrooms bathrooms moaern sanitation, lonubatlii, anu water heater with mP dlate orcupntion. Api K^P" Sen« Co ACCOMMODATION I FAMILIES and Individuals witli/ without Board. Hi I and
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      394 13 EDUCATION 20 H,,,rf. |i (Mim.)— Box St ttt. txtrm 1 KARN TO DOCTOR Your Or by lolntnu "Motorist* SelfI ourae*. Enrol now for Haw classes Phone V.M.C.A. PRE-PRIMARY CLASS 1956 Erwolment now Your Child, aged will benefit by a year's school experience before JoLiing Government School Later. Please >PPly to
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      425 13 DANCING M Word* fit) imimimmm) Dmilm 1 ataaf*. In Wordn 12.5» (Mim.) j TRY DININO in our Patio at the West Point Oarden. F.MBAS6Y HOTEL— Enjoy your dance at our Roof Oarden nightly RAFTLEB HOTEL Nlghtiy Dance and Floor-Show from 9 to 12 p.m. DANCE In the Open Air 8
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      572 13 HOI SKS LAND FOR SALE Word. U (Ml*.)— Box S» rl*. «*lr« FURNISHED SKMI-DETACHED Bungalow 29 Raglan Grove Serangoon Oarden Estate First Phase Easy terms, early occupation. POR SALE three bedroom rtetarhed hou«e complete \*l h furniture at Petallng; Jaya. Apply Box A 8144 SI XL POH SALE. Terrace Houm.
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      565 13 M>K SALE Wort, U (Mim.)— Box M rt«. ..ir. H M.V. PORTABLE RADIOGRAM type 5323. perfect condition still under guarantee 8225 I one phone 2418 Ex 8116. KLEOANrE. 74-5. Bras Bstsh Road. Lovely Dresses To Be Cleared At Bargain Prices— so% i Dlsco-int. Limited stock only. ONE UE. RUBBER Sheeting
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      878 13 NOTICES NOTICE THIS IS TO NOTIFY the public thai Mr. Simon Banerjee. a canvasser for the Londen Directory. Ls .10 longer employed by us and thertior* lias no authority to transact any business on bet alf of this Company. V.ARKLIN ADVERTISING LTD notice" THIS ls to notify that Mr Edward
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      294 13 TENDERS H.M. NAVAL BASE TENDER r'OTICE Tenders are invltel for supplying stevedoring gangs for loading and discharging freight ships at R.N. Armament Depot, H.M. Naval Baae during 1954 Details of requirements and forms of tender can be obtained from: SUPER INTENDINO ARMAMENT BUPPLY OFFICER. ROYAL NAVAL ARMAMENT DVOT H.M. NAVAL
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      213 13 Straits Times Crossword Hi ii BB y ll~~feM 1^ B Z 8 Zm-Z 3Z _S aikoss 7. Does it lalw majjvur^lay 1 Outome of some scrap at the g WaarVStUm foundry 'J-«' 14 A ravemd i^rflilan on board II US 2U but cheer up laavaa ißi 12. M Using harmony
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    Tomorrow's weights
    338 14 \l'l X.III* for all ei«ht races at 1 Kuala Lumpur tn- morrow. la*t day of the srlantor Turf OfcggAj <Vt -Not MeeUng. are: THE PRESIDENT'S act C1.2,D1V.1-1 M Suddrn C'limre *.nu Flying Prinrnw X.12 Eattrrn Pearl ft.OS Capt. Valiant 1.05 Camrlron 8.02 t'onvenlinnal 7.13 Super Pictare C.ulir II
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    ALEX BAXTER MAY FOLLOW BILLY'S LEAD, SAYS BAGBY
    166 14  -  EPSOM JEEP By By HAPPIEST man on the racecourse at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday when young Alex Baxter rode hi* first winner was trainer Wally Baxby. Wally, full of praise for Baxter's confident handling of Windy Corner, said: "He i may well
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    Visits by N.Z., two Indian teams offered
    531 14 SINGAPORE HOCKEY ASSOCIATION OFFICIALS DISCUSS END-OF-SEASON CARNIVAL SERVICES XI LED BY I DYAN CHAND ON LIST; teams are on the Singapore Hockey Association's list for possible visits towards the end of this season the New Zealand national team, the Indian Combined Services and
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    Four-minute flash by Chinese set back Airmen
    222 14 Four-minute flash by Chinese set back Airmen SINGAPORE Chinese will go unbeaten into their icplay with Malays, also unbeaten, to decide the S.A.F.A. Community League championship. But Chlnr.se must thank their lucky stars that they escaped defeat at the hands of Royal Air Force at Jalan Besar Stadium last night.
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    Good gallop by Toly's Delight
    214 14 Good gallop by Toly's Delight KOALA i l-MPI'R i huw. •POLYS DEI.IOHI, who did not 1 rare .icuium Dt>tine and Solidarity on Wednetulay. went attrartlvely gfl the training track *t Kuala Lumpur this murnuig Ridaen by Mickey Donnelly. thi« Dentuiius Jl\e-year old itrode out Jreely oxer 3f In 41 Bebuwwth.
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    Changes in Colony XV
    112 14 'PHE Singaporr team to meet Negrt Malatca in the HM S Malay* rugby competition at Seremban tumorrow v now complete Two positions, left open when the team was announced on Tuesday, will nou be filled by P Hnrrison i wing threequarter > and Hutrhiemn iwing forward).
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    SPORTS DIARY
    62 14 BIPIMIIII I iim-isiii Inn i I amity: Arlii •nd si inn j Mrdlralv Bukit Timah, St. \nilii«- School: Past v rn-M'iil Wofidsvillr; Sln(>porr Schools v liitiuir School*. IKMKKY Poppy Itay Match: Civilian* v Srrvtcem. r.iduu Inrndli lloyt' Town v KnclUh School, G.E.B. fround B4»\IN(. SHR Roy*' (lm, v
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    S'PORE PRESTIGE AS CHAMPS AT STAKE
    485 14 r\O question> have been holding the interest of the sHiniinmt fraternity in Sincapore for the pa-M <«■« weeks— l« sincapore still the top water- polo playing country in the IW Has our standard of play improved since training for the Olympic Games began In
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    S'pore team for Sunday
    150 14 THE Poppy Day .-occer match be- twern Singapore ClvUlans and Combined Services will to played at Jalnn Be^ar on Sunday at 5 IS p in Civilians will to chos»n from. Skinner Fook Teng, Van*. Johan. Kok Chenc. Aman. Kofc Seng. Omii.ui Joh in, Kirn Beng. Ismail
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    FIRST DEFEAT
    32 14 ROYAL Malayan Navy BHA Dlv. Two leaders, suffered their first defeat when they were be* ten 2-0 by BOD 'A' at the Naval Bh yesterday. Klrpal Singh and Ou|>ia scored.
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    Strong Services XI v Civilians today
    274 14 COMBINED Service* will m»kr determined effort to break their string of rlelr.it.' In the annual Poppy Day hockey series when they meet CSllians on the padang today. Civilians have won the lait four matches Thr first match in 1850 was drawn 2-2. Services have
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    HOW TO BEAT FIJIANS—ARMY PLAN
    696 14 HOW TO BEAT FIJIANS— ARMY PLAN 'With men who tackle hard, low and bring them down first time' A KM V rugby selectors have made plans to provide the Fijians with stiff opposition in the Poppy Day floodlit match at Jalan Besar Stadium next Wctines- j day. They have cnosen
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    Marines v Tigers popular choice for annual gam
    166 14 MARINE Department have set thr Singapore Ama- 1 teur Football Association a neat little end-oi-season i problem. Marines *on the first division of the leacue and followed up by becoming Senior Cup champior.s. Sr what nappens now to the annual mauh f"r
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