The Straits Times, 26 May 1957

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    18 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lament in No. 1,135 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1951 iO CENTS NINC KWONC OPTICAL CO
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    Lock icon SHOOT-TO-KILL TROOPS GUARD AMERICANS
    335 1 Formosa expresses her profound regret' Taipeh situation eases as army patrols streets TAIPEH, Saturday. JHIRTV THOUSAND troops patrolled the streets and heavy guards were mounted al American establishments as martial law was (imped on Taipeh today. rioters have been shot dead and 45 ,mcc angry mobs
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    Lock icon Prelate to Menzies: Help stop H-tests
    125 1 SYDNEY. Sat. The Anglican Primate of Australia, Archbishop Dr. Howard Mowll. has appealed to th<Primp .Minister. Mr. Menzies. to stress the urgent need for a ban on or the limitation of nuclear tests Dr. Mowll sent his nnssam- as president of the World Council
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    155 1 A WOMAN dying of cancer is sud- denly restored to health, a hope- less paralytic walks, medically incurable blindness suddenly vani- shes. When things like this happen people say it's a miracle In Page 2 today RHONA CHURCHILL NEXT WEEK tells the story of the first of five extraordinary cures.
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    New 'Getting Married' Series
    172 1 CVERYTHINC in this series is BRAND NEW material. Its approach to life and marriage and all their problems is wise, frank and human. The Hr\t article is by Dr. Eustace Chesser uho discusses sexual harmony in marriage. Here are some of the points he makes"The attainment
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    30 held for 'kidnap' questions
    74 1 CINCAPORE police last night detained for questioning 30 men in connection' with a reported kidnapping Fhe report said a man waa seen being dragged in to a car yesterday afternoon in Fort Canning Road and driven away. About two hours later detectives found the man
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    Teachers threaten to go on strike
    350 1 PROTEST AT DELAY IN ADMITTING NORMAL-TRAINED TO SCHEME ABOUT 2,500 teachers in Singapore are threatening to go on strike because of "Government's delay" in admitting normal-trained teachers into the Education Service Scheme. The secretary of the Singapore Teachers' Union, Mr K. S Williams, told
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    TUNE IN TO HEAR MERDEKA CALYPSO
    188 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Merdeka Calypso (■{imposed by Mr. Len Thorne. English programme organiser ol Hudio Malaya here, will be heard on the air at p.m on Thursday It will be included in a new Radio Malaya programme Malayan Magazine, and will be sung
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    MISSING TOWKAY
    122 1 Not known at last Colony address SINGAPORE police have been a.sked to assist the Malacca police who are investigating the disappearance of a businessman. The man gave his name as Ec Kirn Swee aged 38. in the register of the Central Hotel. Malacca. He was listed in the
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    Lock icon Always cordial, says Kishi
    71 1 KARACHI. Sat. Mr. Nobusuke Kishi. the Japane.v Prime Minister, arrived her today on an official visit. Speaking through an interpreter to a crowd of about 1.000 at the airport, he said "Sharing common ideals t Asian nations. Japan an.i Pakistan have always maintained the most cordial
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    Tengku Rahman puts off his return for a sentimental trip to past
    225 1  - Tengku Rahman puts off his return for a sentimental trip to past RONALD BAXTER From LONDON. Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman told me tnd.i> why he delayed his home goniK until Monday. 11, is inakini: i sentimental journey bark to his past. Kor years he has been trying f> c— tod
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    Lock icon Record-seeker heads home
    57 1 FAIRBANKS. Alaska h Sat. Th RAF Canberra Ariel V Lit hew for London today on the last leu of it.- Lon-don-Tokyo round trip (light still hopeful of breaking the SO-year-old record. Fl -Lieut. T. J. Lar the co-pilot, said he expected to make the flißht from Alaska
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    $70,000 can by yours!
    68 1 THAT $70,000 JACKPOT is waiting to be won in The Malayan Monthly 1 Contest T '*«*>• nnn There s also the usual 55.000 in consolation prices. »j nMnAV The contest closes on MONDAY |UNE 3— EICHT days from today. Make your bid for the big money
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    Lock icon JAPANESE BOATS HEAD FOR H-BOMB DANGER ZONE
    193 1 TWO Japanese boats bear Britain's nuclear tests today, and headed toward t Indonesians arrest another editor JAKARTA. Sat Military police today arrested In.ii 3i n Goat, editor of Kens Poa Chinese language daily i because "his newspaper's reporting of army alTalrs had created
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    Hopes of settling bus row fade
    204 1 Hopes of settling bus row fade UOPES ot averting a strike in the Hock Lee and Tay Koh Vat bus companies in Singapore faded yesterday With an ultimatum due to expire tomorrow, the companies repeated that they would NOT negotiate on recognising the Singapore Bus Workers' Union or on the
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 IKE'S NEW PLAN FOR DISARMING WASHINGTON. Sat. President Eisenhower has approved new disarmament proposals, including establishment of partial air inspection zones and efforts to prevent countries now without them cutting nuclear weapons— Reuter
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    Lock icon LA LOLLO TOPS SOPHIA
    40 1 ROME, Sat. Gina Lollobrigida ha s beaten her up-and-coming rival Sophia j Loren in a popularity contest I coiulucted by the newspaper II Messagero The final count: 14.572 readers voted for Lollobrißtda. 9.243 for Sophia.— Reuter.
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    Do you believe in MIRACLES?
    1464 2 Btaiu today a startling yet mil DOCUMENTED series Next Week THE CANCER CURE A woman dying with cancer is suddenly restored to health, a hopeless paralytic walks, medically incurable blindness suddenly vanishes. When things like this happen people say It's a miracle. Today RHONA CHURCHILL
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      126 2 5 CASE HISTORY No. l NAME: Jeanne Fretel. DISEASE B losis peritonitis, with additional men toms developed after appendicitis on e t ?eal when she was 24. Tuberculosis spread l9j intestines, feet, and mouth. lto "»Jcli I m By 1948 doctors said she was all hu» a she received the
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    Special report from the USA
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    ...And (2) Tomorrow
    677 3 Instead of walls a curtain of air EXPERTS say America's adventures m outdoor living are only just beginning In the house of the future. bu'lt mainly of glass and steel, Americans will hardly be able to tell the difference between living in and living out. Walls will
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    HOME OF THE FUTURE?
    130 3 Revolutionary in both design and construction this dome-shaped house made from three millimeter self-carrying iron *hecting is artistically furnished in the modern theme and is big enough to house a family with .several children. Delivered in sections the house is welded together on the site and
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    BE ON YOUR GUARD AT SIX O'CLOCK
    227 3 BE ON YOUR GUARD AT SIX O'CLOCK lONDON, Sat. You are most likely to have a road accident between six and seven p.m. on Saturday, say statisticians of the British Transport Ministry, who have been breaking down casualty figures. They have produced astonishing facts. For example, the safest age for
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      106 3 WHO HAVE. ALWAYS DONE thnr'own sewing will be able to accomplish'the most^difficult sewing steps without attachments— •> without "Sending Out"\Litcrnlhj at the mere flick', of a s witch J hey' will be able to sew everything at home „.™tA«-BORLETTI Eveii r youric'lul(l will 7sooni lctmi»to¥embroiaer willi surprising case. SINGAPORE/ X.
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    Doctor not negligent, says the Coroner
    204 4 Doctor not negligent, says the Coroner IPOH, Sat The Ipoh Coroner said today that no one should be blamed for the death of a patient at the Central Hospital. Tanjong Rambutan. Dr S. Parampalam of the hospital had been accused by hLs superior, Dr. M. A. K. Cocheme. the superintendent,
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    Press is sold by auction
    57 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.-Twrnty-six second-hand dealers, brokers and businessmen bid for the equipmc n t and furniture of Malaya's oldest Malay newspaper, the 26-year-old MajUS here today. The sale by auction fetched about $2,000. Soon after the printing machine, types, motors and furniture were carted away.
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    PINE STRIKERS REFUSE TO ACCEPT COURT ORDER
    315 4 PROCESS SERVER PRESENTS NOTICE: VACATE QUARTERS UNION OFFICIAL: WE MUST SEE OUR LAWYER FIRST JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. THE 261 dismissed strikers of the Lee Pineapple Factory here today refused to accept service of a Supreme Court order to vacate company quarters. Mr. Justice
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    SATURDAY WEDDING IN COLONY CHURCH
    59 4 MR. WILLIAM TAN KIM IKK and Miss Helen Lim Cboon Neo after their wedding; yesterday at the Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Singapore. The bride is the younpest dauphter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Chew Moh. The groom is the eldest son of
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    TONTINE WOMAN CLEARED OF CHEATING CHARGES
    124 4 PENANO, Sat. A woman tontine promoter. Lim Choh H t Tee. was acquitted last night of cheating 13 women of $4,255. Defence counsel. Miss Lim i Phaik Joo. submitted that i the prosecution had offered no evidence that Lim had failed to pay any
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    Shutter-bugs are invited
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Foreign photographers have been invited to exhibit samples of their work at Malaya's merdtka trade fair, taking place in Petalins Jaya in August and September. The Malayan Photographic Society is arranging a competition for international "shutterbugs." There will be a separate section for Malayan
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    Woman killed by freak landslide
    136 4 AN "almost Impossible" landslide trapped three women labourers working at the site of the new Department of Pathology building at Outram Road, a Singapore coroner's court was told yesterday. Two of the women were quickly dug out by other workers but the third was buried
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    New law gets the sack for 18 girls
    111 4 IPOH. Sat— Eighteen "Hippies", eight of them probationers, have bern given dismissed notices by the Ipoh Internal Transport Company. They have been sacked because of the new Im- ployment Bill whii h conies into force next month. prohibiting women b'.-init employed after
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    TRY THIS—YOU'LL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN
    248 4  - TRY THIS— YOU'LL NEVER BE THE SAME AGAIN NAN HALL MR CHIU BACKS A CARNEGIE COUtttt, By AFTER rhe Dale Carnegie course no s ud the same again, according t 0 Mr Ch vice-president of Singapore Dale Came*i c "It changes everybody. t chatting urbanely to reporters charm. Asked how
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    Officer is accused of perjury
    62 4 Officer is accused of perjury |NSPEC- pore char, Colony n with not guilty Thp r-.i to a ;tion. It wa lius mad< Ibefon Second i Judge. Mr Keb. 28 d Kalahe Mart; sequent charj;> c ion of I Vlctori toria 81 sent to Tht Tan. o second right trou Bail
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    Sir Percy back
    20 4 Sir I president I cil, and La I turned to S:r.« I day after a I Borneo.
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    Police officer goes on leave
    92 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. THE man who established village constable posts in Trengganu and on Pulau Redang, and island 27 miles from the harbour, left here this week on long leave before retiring under Malayanisation. He was Mr. D. J. Randall, offlcer-in-charge of Police District, Kuala
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    Two women fight back, make knifemen flee
    272 5 ROBBER GANG RAN WHEN THEY FOUND TABLES TURNED KLANC. Sat.— Two women put three armed thieves to flight after a fiveminute struggle this morning. The women, Ching Siew Eng, 25. a mother of two. and her stepmother. Madam Lim Mci Lan. 30, then
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    UMNO: STOP THIS CO-ED SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS
    175 5 UMNO: STOP THIS CO-ED SCHOOLS FOR TEACHERS I^OTA BHARU. Sat. i Kelantan Malays want separate teachers' training colleges for boys and girls "in keeprng with the need of religion and culture." This decision was taken at the annual delegates confer ence of the Kelantan UMNO here yesterday. A resolution was
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    Boy says: I like that home
    110 5 Boy says: I like that home Lim Ah Chye. the 17--year-old boy who was turn an opportunity by a Singapore district judge on Friday to "have a look" at a Social Welfare home before being sent there, has derided that he liked the place. Yesterday, the judge, Mr. D. 11.
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    Fire walls to go down
    106 5 The rear walls of the five buildings in Cecil Street. Singapore, which were destroyed by fire on Wednesday, will be pulled down by a demoli- tion squad tomorrow. The acting Deputy City Architect, Mr. J. N. Lockerbie, told the Sunday Times yesterday It was fe,ared
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    CITIZENS BILL IN LONDON
    360 5 MR. UM FLIES TO GENEVA TALKS THE Singapore Covernmeni new Citizenship Bill, w to more than 260.000 alien; study. This was disclosed by the Chief Minister. Mr. Lim YewHock, yesterday before he left by air for Geneva to attend the International Labour Organisation's conference early next
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    All went to film show
    71 5 The inhabitants of tiny I Pulau Sudong, which hit the j headlines as the worst affected in the recent influenza epidemic, had a film treat last night. The Singapore Government's information services film unit gave a two-hour film show. Main attraction: Columbia's Ambush at Tomahawk
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    Car does double somersault
    41 5 Two men were seriously injured yesterday when their car overturned and somersaulted twite in Mountbatten Road. Singapore. They were the driver. Yam Menp Keng. 22. and a passenger, Soo Koon Hock. Four other passengers were slightly injured.
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    South Africa Day
    36 5 The South African Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr J. A. Siegruhn. will hold a Union of South Africa Day reception at the Royal Island Club between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. on Friday.
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    Atom lecture for maths men
    41 5 A joint meeting of the Malayan Mathematical Society and the Science Society of Malaya will be held ot the chemistry lectuio theatre. University of Malaya, on Tuesday at 5.30 p.m. fcr a lecture on atomic enercy.
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      363 5 What's on TODAY] LIBERAL SOCIALIST PARTY: mlses. 18 Race Course Road, 2 30 First annual delegates conference p m. ai 8 Waving Street. 2 pm. BARKER ROAD METHODIST SINGAPORE BLOOD TRANS- CHAPEL: 1st baptism and memItSION SERVICE: Blood centre bership service at Anglo-CJriine.se nnrn t'n Dublic General Hospital. School. 5
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    The perfect secretary must have patience
    484 6 The Susan Barrie Page for Teens and Twenties |F anyone tries to tell you that being a secretary is a dull job, don't you believe it. More girls have carved themselves a successful career by being good secretaries than through any other job and
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    Good make-up can be a kind friend even to very young
    396 6 Good make-up can be a kind friend even to very young £OOD make-up is the friend and ally °f even youn^ girls today, but the golden rule to remember is that just as skilfully applied cosmetics do a lot to enhance your looks, badly chosen and applied make-up only mar
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    Disney land delight at fun fair
    134 6 THERE will be plenty of A fu n for young people at this year's bifc International Bazaar on June 8 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The whole of the lower floor will be converted into Disney Land, arranged by Mrs. Jack Sharp. It will
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    Recipe for teenagers
    235 6 'pHE Viennese are traditionally wonderful pastry cookj and their recipes are always well worth trying. Here is one of the nicest Viennese Meringue Shortbread For the pastry you need 4 or self-raisinß flour. 4 oz. plain flour, 8 oz. butter (chilled) 2 esrg-yolks. 2 oz sugar. 1
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    NOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW?
    1095 7 NOW ALLS' ANYTHING YOU WANT TO KNOW? Address your letter: The Know Alls', The Sunday Times, Cecil Street, Singapore 1. QAM vim tell me exactly who are the natives whom we see in Sii g ipore H'iw do me to ire? TOXY TAN. Sir.i;aporr. We know vhom you They arc
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    20 years wed—and she is still fealous
    401 7 20 years wed— and she is still fealous /^AN you suggest any solution for the problem of a man and hi.s wife who have been married for 20 years? Tho wife is very jealous, possessive and quick-tempered. The man has managed to love, understand and even tolerate her ways until
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    Jane Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
    190 7 Jane Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK tion of thp encounter I should be able to re© it. Would it be possible to publish her photograph with her proper aridi' B\n\i You give your address only as Seremban and th:it you must know, is immiHi cient If you are sincere in your claims
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      15 7 TUEr^**" 3AM6OLS -4- /baft/tfr J f Mew MAT LAST MONTH J UANDI6 TUAT SPC/TV. PCAC
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      82 7 j I jpjFP^ WHAT A MESS VOlfßtejs@% Affi^r 3UR? CERTAINLY DOE^ j {I g||^*k A SPIENPIP JOB.CLCTHES 1v COME OUT OF WASHTL/8 Ptf\ <$y) SWUNG-! SPOTLESSLY LOOK! NOT A SHADOW OF A STAINI I I J ■^S'lk I 1 I |/^**"HOLIM CONFIDENTLY Gf?EET_T\ A NEW DAY, LOOKING a ff3Wl V^
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    MERDEKA and THE POLICE
    113 8 MALACCA. Sat. The Resident Commissioner, Mr. H. G. Hammett, said here today that the future of independent Malaya would depend a good deal upon i the behaviour of the po- t lice. Speaking a t the 48th Malacca Civics Course for I sub-ordinary police officers, he
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    AWARDS FOR POLICE HEROES WHO DROVE BANDIT CHIEF TO HIS DEATH
    789 8 AWARDS FOR POLICE HEROES WHO DROVE BANDIT CHIEF TO HIS DEATH THE REST OF THE HONOURS C.M.G. The head of the emergency food denial organisation. Mr. M. Cff Sheppard. former British AdViSC O Of B NC E Bri (ClVlL, bllan Mr J E S Crawford Mr. R. H A. Johnson.
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    MISSING GIRL: MOTHER OFFERS REWARD
    160 8 Police seek tractor driver M ADAM CHAN LEANC. 42. mother of a nine-year-from h°J d P^° g R C H °u Poh H n Who has been mi «.nq from her Pulau Bukom home smce March 26 has now offered a S3OO reward for .nformat.on
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    Colony flu on the way out
    79 8 Colony flu on the way out The Singapore Government yesterday announced a sharp fall In the number of influenza cases in tho Colony. Of the total of 1.760 outpatients at the General Hospital on Friday, only 485 were flu victims. This represents a drop of more than 20 per cent
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    Show to raise cash for scouts
    48 8 The Surprise Packel. ,i variety show produced by KlngsJey Morrando wa.s held at tho Singapore Badminton Hill last night to raise funda to send four boys from the 3-1 Group, Perak House Sea Scoi'ts. to the world lamboree in England in Augiut
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    SUICIDE NOTE TO MOTHER: DON'T TRY TO GUESS WHY I WANT TO DIE'
    161 8 PENANG. Sat. Tan Saik Tian, 21, wrote in a suicide note to his mother- "Do not try to guess why I want to die. You will be wrong. "And please do not shed any tears over me."
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    We prefer democracy, Lee tells poll rally
    66 9 We prefer democracy, Lee tells poll rally -5 ngapore n Party, Yew, de- that the party was mocratic. Malaya nal methods NOT by force. Brat byng at R ad, Tan..fi: "All n working id we f doing Merger urged he said, party's acecent con- which 'tigaterj mer- acceptthit nee only
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    GOING HOME: THE MEN WHO WERE CHIN PENG'S ESCORT
    110 9 GOING HOME: THE MEN WHO WERE CHIN PENG'S ESCORT KI'ALA LI MPI R. sat The 15 I'ith Rnsinirntof the Xin K s Ko>a) Hussars the troops who escorted ommunist chief hin Pfnc durin e the Jalinß talk«> in Deremher 1!(55 lrf hrn- lunitht on thr first leg of their journey
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    Police probe girl's death
    64 9 Singapore police are investigating the death of a :wo-year-old girl whose body vas found ye.st^rriay at Chia Keng Village <,ff 6' 2 m.s. Yio -hu Kang Road. The body mm found in a )ox abandoned in the bhik'r. There was a wound on he head Police
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    We flu swept Malaya in 1918 the Tuan ms down with malaria
    628 9 We flu swept Malaya in 1918 the Tuan ms down with malaria FLED FROM NURSING HOME UNCHALLENGED \w rhe 1918 inn:a epidemic t m Malaya in a Singang home refrom paraalana. a <_ valent on n Tebrau iob openin a at Ulu r ho fought he thought attack of c
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    Britain v. U.S. in battle to sell atom generators
    432 9 Britain v. U.S. in battle to sell atom generators JAPAN BUYS ONE FROM EACH COUNTRY— BIG TEST AHEAD LONDON, Saturday. JAPAN'S decision to buy two atomic power plants one from Britain and one from the United States has launched a world atomic trade war, nuclear experts said here today. Repeat
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    Lock icon Cypriots start 9-day strike
    35 9 NICOSIA, Sat. Cyprlot (Greeks in the islands main town began a nine-day strike this morning in protest against "the Government's failure to abolish emergency regulations and refusal to release detainees." Reuter
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    to Week's COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    520 9 PANAMA DISEASE HITS DUSUN'S BANANA CROP U the period, there has ram in or m a great of its inhas so far flu recorded a v affecting onflned to Presumaat of Ag- now of A.O.J.S. Aii»?n he it after itter to the < xperts shell Comtod
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    A CAPABLE CAST IN GRIPPING THRILLER
    244 9 IT is always difficult for amateur groups in Singapore to know what audience will like! The Stage Club seems to have hit the target with Emlyn Williams' "Someone Waiting." An enthralling play in its own right, this gripping thriller was ably backed by a
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    Interpreter dies, aged 46
    46 9 Mr. H. K. Surl, an Indian interpreter at the Singapore High Court, died at the General Hospital y.v^jrday after a short illness. H was 46. Mr Suri was admitted to the hospital 10 days ago. He leaves a widow and five chilciren.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, May 26, 1957.
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      A MATTER OF TASTE
      306 10 lUST to make things more complicated at a time when several pan-Malayan organisations are threatened witti a split into self sufficient Federation and Singapore bodies comes a suggestion that the Singapore and Federation Film Appeal Boards should be amalgamated. In spite of opposition from the Singapore
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      Not so bright
      175 10 nEACTION against colo- nialism is understandable and is to be expected. But it can be carried to the point of nonsense. Inche Hasnul bin Abdul Hadi, a Malacca municipal councillor, objects to the floodlighting of the old Portuguese fort gate there. "It is a reminder of colonialism",
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    Modest Mr. Nair gets off to a firing start
    538 10 A diplomat &ives Malayans kis recipe for success WOULD rather put it this way," was the phrase a young diplomat constantly used during an interview I had with him a few days ago. Just to get things straight during the interview.
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    Lock icon MOUNTAIN SCALING IS MIXTURE OF FUN AND ADVENTURE
    1019 10 MOUNTAIN SCALING IS MIXTURE OF FUN AND ADVENTURE You cling to bare rock by eyebrows and thank God you' By Malayan students of the Brinsford Teachers 1 Training College. ttO you know what it feels like clinging to the bare rock by your eyebrows with some 20 to 30 feet
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    Love story at inquest on cinema fire victims
    231 11 Love story at inquest on cinema fire victims woman were 'together* IPOH, Saturday. TEENACED boy and a middle-aged woman w ho died in the Star Theatre fire here on 20 were together in a room when the blaxe P tated today at the inquest on B. Muniandy bmte Mohamed Kundu,
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    The old guard hands over
    59 11 TAIPINO. Sat. A ceremonial parade of changing of the guard here last night marked the disbanding of thp headquarters of the Ist. 1 Federal Division, established four years ago. The old guard, drawn from the Ist. Bn. the Royal Lin- eolnshire Regiment, handed over duties
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    FLU VIRUS IN MALAYA IS NEW TYPE, SAYS LONDON
    76 11 FLU VIRUS IN MALAYA IS NEW TYPE, SAYS LONDON p. DON Sat. lAN for the A Influenza "onf irmed 1 virus Y>uth-East C same as 'urrent m ■■nent. 1 ri exthe virus id tnat I changed its :.nt it was tt pping built up p- »red to which i mutation.
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    LEW ANGLICAN CHURCH
    20 11 The new P tul'i Anglican Slim River. 70 [poh, will be :.(i.iv by the Henry Bai- ''.ire.
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    COPRA PRICE
    23 11 Awociatlon l>i< u| vrstrrday i copra: June Tone 1 uitahlr Bombay June $27 4 Tone firm. it Oil Mill'T* ktrs, drum
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    TIN PRICE
    6 11 .:*>re yrspli ul. down
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    Smugglers flee as customs arrive
    34 11 The Singapore Customs seized 500 lb. of dutiable cigarettes from a kelong off Padane Terbakar on Friday night. Some men escaped In a speedboat as the customs men approached.
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    Bank burglary: Inquiry fixed
    56 11 A preliminary inquiry into the theft of cash and jewellery worth $80,000 from the Bank of India. Robinson Road. Singapore, will be held on June 26 and 27. Nine people have been arrested and charged with committing the theft between April 30 and May 1 this
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    CITY COUNCIL MOVES AGAINST CONDEMNED HOUSE FAMILIES
    95 11 CITY COUNCIL MOVES AGAINST CONDEMNED HOUSE FAMILIES rE Singapore City Council has started proceedings against 20 families living in a house condemned as unfit for human habitation. The house in Buffalo Road is occupied by about 110 people. They were served with notices to quit by May 17. The tenants
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    SCHOOL PRIZE DAY
    28 11 Beatty Secondary School, Singapore, will hold its annual p-ize day in the school hall at 5 p.m. tomorrow. Old boys of the school are welrome.
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    JUBILEE CROWD MAY GO WITHOUT WATER
    136 11 I^UANTAN. Sat. Water will be a big problem in Kuantan and Pekan next week when the towns ivill be invaded by a large number of people to see the Sultan of Pahang's Silver Jubilee celebrations. The situation is bad enough now, but it is
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    PARKING SPACE FOR 600 CARS
    116 11 BUT $1,500,000 PROJECT HANGS ON LAND-LEASE TERMS THIS is an artist's sketch of the four-storey car park the Singapore Automobile Association wants to build on the pint of land bordered by Cecil Street. Cross Street and Market Street. It will have room for 600 cars
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    FRONT CLAIM IS DENIED
    261 11 LIB-SOCS: GENT'S AGREEMENT? NO GENT COULD HAVE AGREED I"HE Liberal-Socialist Party denies the Labour Front charge that it had not honoured a "gentleman's agreement" not to contest the by-elections in Tanjong Pagar and Cairnhill. An editorial in the latest issue of The Torch— the party magazine
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    Last chance to register
    94 11 Only one more chance is left for registration in Singapore of children born in 1949 and 1950 for Government primary one classes next year. Registration can be made only on Saturday. A Ministry of Education statement yesterday said the last registration day would be on June
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    London post denial
    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A senior Federation Government spokesman today denied a report that Inche Othman bin Mohamed. the Malayan Commissioner in London, may head the Federation Establishment Office after independence. Any change that might be considered in this appointment would come for decision before the Public Services
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    The first 11 members of Methodist chapel
    174 11 THE names of 11 people, including two University of Malaya students and four Anglo-Chinese School students, will today be placed on record as the "«t members of the Barker Road Methodist Chapel in Singapore The undergraduates and students will be baptised and received
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    Ashamed of his parents
    76 11 A youth told a Singapore court yesterday that he tried to end his life because he was ashamed of his parents who "always fought with oach other." Alway Govlndan, 20. oleaded guilty to a charge of attempted suicide by drinking a cup of coffee to which
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    Seeing Double
    183 12 TMIIS week's Picture Con- test with the theme "Seeing Double." brought in a goodly number of entries. Rut standards were remarkably poor. Many were content merely to take a picture with twin image* when a little more thought, a little extra trouble would have made all the difference
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    First funks from China were big occasion
    320 12 Historical Corner by Donald Davies |MMICRANT junks from China began to arrive in Singapore during the middle fifties of the last century Their arrival was the cauio of groat excitement on the island. Their approach generally was signalled by Malay boatmen and this
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    Here is how to enter
    94 12 /^AMERA fans should send entries to "Camera Contest." Sunday Times. Cecil Street. Singapore 1. Name, address and details MIST be written on the back of each print. Glossy prints are preferred; and should he postcard ifaK or larger if possible. No responsibility is accepted for
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      134 12 44 liflfZ^l ACROSS: 1 Sparsely r8): 7. N -.4. 45 Having no equal (8! Hobbling (4.. a. Craft .5,: DOWN: 1. Sprinkle <7i' 2. 12. For constable and conduc- Money <4i- J. Anrlent Hr A mrin'J 13 ,I ma^ 8) k. !i Midday (4i 6 Habitation <S): StriiiK (4i: 15
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  • Weekend Entertainment
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      CONFUSION AFTER LITTLE BOY BLEW FROM CLASS
      363 13  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN Cene Kelly puts on three way show BY j\ LITTLE boy who runs away to Paris because he doesn't give a yodel about school in Switzerland is the foundation upon which "THE HAPPY ROAD", an M.C.M. release, is based. But though
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      Record Playtime
      515 13 RECORDS play a large part In keeping alive such memorable occasions as the performances in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore by one of the worlds leading tenors. Richard Tucker, of the New York Metropolitan. Philips have a number of records featuring Richard Tucker. One aria he presented in Singapore.
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      FRENCH LINE IN COMEDY
      191 13 A FROLICSOME FEMME IS POLICEMAN'S MEM APBENCH laree, OH LAI.A. lIKKIK. puts a nice B4gC >>n nauuhtiness on the Left X.ink ot the Seine. It t.int.ilise-. like a bikini as it >its out to cover the essentials in the existence »f a frolicsome filly intent on
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      Horse play in fiery desert
      119 13 "OTORM OVKK ARABIA' Is a French film played out to the oitter end on the blazing desert and it left me all burned up. This farcical nlm Is a slight excuse for Mexican star Pedro Armendariz to hor.se around the fiery sand* on an Arabian
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      NIGHTINGALE GIRLS SEE THE LIGHT
      260 13 NIGHTINGALE GIRLS SEE THE LIGHT PRODUCER Michael Bacon A neatly bridges the dellcatu gup between hu.nour In the hospital and tension in the (operating) theatre •TIIK FK.MININK TOITH." M>on to be released hire by the Rang Organisation. The result is i picture ai crisp aa a nurse's atarched uniiorm, as
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      290 13 •«im ii t« r^TH howing! rM^tril I*' I in lIU. WORLD" with Norman KMm un i. to LOTI 'M.in.i.«rini --i VOW S//«H7V(,7 J |f ATH AT J Ha«.. 145.415. «45 A9.30p.m .Mill) OF MISGI ll>H> LOVE! •^yss Dirk Bogarde > Jon WHfTELEY Michael HORKRN SPANISH GARDENER* x ..i y*.. TECHNICOLOR
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      193 13 RADIO MALAYA D;.y Mood: 1.30 News; 145 Sweet cmr.nnnr And Sentimental; 2.00 Hit Parade; SINGAPORE 230 Conrert Hour 330 Austra i, an Singapore 476 mttres and 41 Magazine; 3.45 At The Piano; j metres. Kuala Lumpur 341 metres. 4.00 Listener's Choice; 500 BandI Penang 366 metres, Malacca 297, st and;
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    Delinquency is an over-rated problem in U.S.
    1409 14  - Delinquency is an over-rated problem in U.S. LIM HENG LOONG American youth is boisterous, but*- By an 18-year-old Singapore student who returned from the United States after attending the New York Herald Tribune Forum for High Schools. THE bell rang, an- nouncing the end of my first class in an
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    Should a wife ever tell... THE TRUTH ABOUT HER HUSBAND?
    704 14  - Should a wife ever tell... THE TRUTH ABOUT HER HUSBAND? LEONARD MOSLEY By LONDON. T HAVE ofton heard men boasting about how much they know about their wives, but compared with how much their wives know about them they are boobs and ignoramuses. For a man seen only what a
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      213 14 What did he say? Me said.-. Campbells gives you more to enjoy 1 jr. j Serve CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE SOUP often enjoy the tempting flavor and goodness of 15 C I garden-fresh vegetables in hearty beef stock *GETAB^ seasoned to perfection! It's extra good and 'OU° ,j extra good for you
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    Still going strong after 20 years in the game
    848 15 How long can a leading lady last? TOO long, says Lloyd Shearer 111 i :rey Hepburn's agent demand--00 for his client to appear in H «d Peace," producer Dino De feigned shock. No actress in the c declared, was worth that
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    THE LONG-LIVED LEADING LADIES
    105 15 Most actresses are notoriously shy about revealing their true ages, so these birth dates (from THE WORLD ALMANAC) are not guaranteed. The years of an actress' first picture is not necessarily when she became a leading lady. Actress Born First Film Marlene Dietrich 1904 1930 Clauderte
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      46 15 '****m ii I" I wtr* < t I *W&JmMT^r 9m\^\ -l^..—^^ J m 1 Pert and Provocative Neile Adams. Broadway stage star, sings and danrrs in her film debut in .MOM's "This Could Be The Niitht" The Ml m sUrs Jean Simmon*. Paul Douglis and Anthony Francios*.
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      183 15 Tour JSjMf Mr. Mouiedeer a popular htro of Mjl*y fables, tells us that many years ago the wild boar used to be the proud possessor of a pointed nose. Escaping from a tiger one day >v he ran headlong into a tree which resulted in his flat nose. The Mr.
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      1246 16 %ux.m7 fv a screak op tekcok., L *"J2 \^^> V THE 'h«E COMMONS RUSHE7 OUT- g^g^^gM^|^^HHl^BHHH^^Bß^ -UP 4 V*^ SE?VO'JSi_v v A^^EHENSiVEiy^ THE p^~^ £_-ry 'j ?"lE RUT COUL? MOT SHOOT— idjtri THE ATE-MAN» HOWEVER, LBAPE7 INTO THE WCEfCH j <„,.,„ J^l^iS^---^^-ggTVVEEN THE glgL AN7 THE AMWAL-- 4.28.iV>4> Cl w
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    I listen to Radio Europe and hear that tmm dead
    998 17 I listen to Radio Europe and hear that t m m dead AND NOW A NATION TAKES THE FIELD TO BATTLE FOR ITS FREEDOM... Il> I c-im-ih- Puskas W E w ere sitting in the commonroom of our sumptuous training camp at Tata, 40 miles from Budapest, when our world
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    SCIENCE BEATS 17 FORMER SURE KILLERS
    431 17 SCIENCE BEATS 17 FORMER SURE KILLERS Next week My wife joins me in exile Why k can never go back to Hungary. NEW YORK. CEVENTEEN chrome diseases for which there was no successful treatment 50 years ago are now controllable. These diseases include such maior medical problems of the past
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      105 17 Why do so many Doctors use one particular Soap? Hrirr Riatlfll why ..ntfeirnwaMTflerlM ■J^,,,-, l«»J I" Soap «Mk WrfcM- «M a Mcdto. KL*!!!«n. r> ftrr ha*c torn* JZfti"* tbc |M—S io ler m i, ill tomt, cnia>liHfr r7»r*K'' thl for Dnrt «n> ic*«* lf '■"»■*>"«" rtHMren? ,Lm «< I" SixpntlwkiaicM
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      298 17 FLYBACK HOME VIA AUSTRALIA AND AMERICA and make it a trip to remember On your next trip to Europe, why not *cc Connections through to London via the Australia, Honolulu and North America, U.S.A. or Canada m;iv he arranged in too? advance, with stop-overs and side trip* Fly to Sydney
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    Low price—high quality
    695 18  - Low price— high quality TJjWfW&BFjfWK^ i Vauxhall Victor is for men with no money to burn JHE trend in the whole British motor industry over the last 10 years has been toward bigger, higher-powered and higher-priced cars. It is therefore pleasant to find one manufacturer breaking away from what has
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    Lock icon IT WAS ALL SO C-R-A-Z-Y
    82 18 Getting lovely model Joan North to climb into this baby ear in her crazy poppyred paper taffeta evening dress seemed a crazy idea. Rut it was one way of attracting attention to a new Austin A-35 at a twin show of cars and gowns. Fashion
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    HONG KONG VISITORS MAY REKINDLE FOOTBALL FERVOUR
    229 18  - HONG KONG VISITORS MAY REKINDLE FOOTBALL FERVOUR CRUSADER I By COCCER is on the downgrade both in the Federation and Singapore, and the reason is the lack of interest by players. Chances of the Malaya Cup competition not taking place this year have helped to whittle down keenness. And crowds
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      99 18 Crossword solution ACROSS: 1 Scantily; 7. Lame: 11 Canoe; 12. Baton; 13 Astonish; 14 Cord- 15. Thine; 16. Dense; 17. Mere; 19. Reed; 20. Elude; 22 Saga; 24. Erne; 26. Rota; 30. Item; 32. Serge; 33Deaf; 35. Logs; 36, Emits; 37, Avail; 40 Bore: 41. Commence; 42 Avert: 43 Eager;
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    FMOC decides: Token team for Cardiff
    261 19 Xl ALA LIMPIR, Sat. 'FHe Federation of Malaya Olympic Council. at its bi-annual meeting here last night, decided to bend "at least a token team" to the Empire Gamr s to be held at Cardiff next year. The Federation won two gold medals at
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    Lock icon COURTNEY SETS A NEW WORLD RECORD
    293 19 COURTNEY SETS A NEW WORLD RECORD LOS ANGELES, Sat. TOM COURTNEY of 1 the United States, Olympif half mile champion, set a new world record for the distance when he clocked lmin. 46.8 sec to steal the thunder from the much-publi-d "miracle mile" at the Coliseum relays here last night.
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    THREE EVENTS TO PARRY
    65 19 I.IMPUR KUALA I Ronald Parry, the Selangor athlete who missed the Olympic Games .'t Melbourne last year I berau.se of a thigh injury, today i won three events at the Selangor Ip.W.D. athletic meet at Cheras 1 Road. Parry clocked 107 sec. for the 100 24
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    Double win for Tigers
    101 19 newcomers r-once, sironmy iavoured to win the SASA Div- "A" water-polo league, lost their first match 14-10 aKaln&t Tigers at P.isir Panjang yesterday. The Police team, with four Olympic representatives, did not have the stamina and combina- j tlon to pet the better of Tigers. In
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    Waicott and Sobers put on 193 runs
    178 19 NOTINGHAM. Sat CLYDE WALCOTT, the giant West Indies vice-captain, and i Garrield Sobers, who was tried rs an opening bat.sman for the first timr 'his season. flogged the Nottinghamsln:e attack here today in a second wicket stand of 193 in threa hours. At
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    SEVEN BATSMEN HIT FIFTIES
    300 19 Barker's unbeaten 80 was highest of the day SEVEN batsmen scored half centuries in the friendly cricket matches played In Singapore yestt rday. Lefthander Bob Barker was the highest scorer when he hit an unbeaten 80 for hl.s own team in their drawn match against Serangoon
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    Hatch hits six goals in 90 defeat of Rangers
    225 19 J'HE VISITING Selangor Rangers, the F.A.S. league runners-up las year, took a 9-0 beating from a Singapore Selection under th floodlights at Singapore's Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. It was the flr.n game on a weekend visit for th Rangers, who meet
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    WOODHOUSE HITS 52 OFF FORESTERS
    184 19 FKtt; foresters nua scored 52 for two in reply en Singapore CricKet clubs fir.st innings total of 140 In their two-day annual cricket match on the padang yesterday. Foresters wire rescued from troubk' by an unfinished 51-run third wickel stand between Campbell (39> and the
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    VELLUPILLAI TOPS SCA BATTING AVERAGES
    424 19 VELLUPILLAI TOPS SCA BATTING AVERAGES VLfITH his unbeaten 90 against Cc;. lone.se last week the Police captain. S. Velluplllal, lakes top place in the batting averages ot the Singapore CricKet Association senior tournament. Vellupillai, who has an aggregate of 168 runs, has been unbeaten in three ot his six innings.
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    All the Australian league soccer results
    399 19 SYDNEY. Sal. Results of; Australian soccjt matches pla>ed today »«rr: v.s v niv. i an ■Kastlakrv v Mere* ether. ->]„< <<v.vi. v OMM J NSW. UK 1 <S. N. \N Ilil I (SI urhii. Farlis 3 BeKents Park 1 PR--., loU>nU N sw. niv.
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    Lock icon MIDDLESEX ALL OUT 147
    114 19 LONDON. Sat Tea scores in today \s cricket matches were. At Lord's: Middlesex 147 iTitmiis Slj v Somerset. At Oxford: Oxford University 187 —6 c Woodcock 55) v Warwickshire. At Cambridge-: Kent 232 for six (Phrbey 59 1 v Cambridge University. At Romford: Essex 130 (Bailey
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    Brilliant Scholar snatches win
    2658 20  -  EPSOM JEEP PEARL CITY BEATS HONEY BIRD AFTER AN OBJECTION DOUBLE FOR HOBBS H\ DIVIDENDS TO NEAREST 50 CENTS rR THE first time in .Malayan racing history a turf rlub totalisator paid dividends to thr nearest 50 cents at Bukit Timah yesterday. Previously turf clubs paid
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    32 20 H'orrf. (minimum, CHAN KHOO. The Ergage- 1 ment is announced between Chan Soon Kin. son of Madam Fung Mo Kin and Emma Khoo Yew, Ngoh daughter of Madam Ho Lai Onn
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    Man About Town does stylish 3f. in 364/5 at Bukit Timah
    331 20 Man About Town does stylish 3f. in 36 4 /5 at Bukit Timah By EPSOM JEEP MAN ABOUT TOWN. with Don Paterson up, did a stylish gallop on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. He came right away from his stable mate, Royal Worlinston n, in the straight
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    Draw for Island Club golf
    268 20 nHHE DRAW and starting times for the Royal Island Club's open mixed foursomes strokes competition for the R.I.C. Shield are: Fint Tee: 2 00 J. Strel Sc Mrs. Ballard v Mr A: Mrs. D. McMullan; 2.05 H. Knangs MLss. Bate v K. C. Graham A;
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