The Straits Times, 25 August 1957

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    Masthead
    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES I fatt Sale* in No. 1.148 SINdAPOKL SINDAY AUGUSI 2b 1957 2i< CENTS
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    Col. Hussem seeks asylun
    4 1 Col. Hussem seeks asylun
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    Schools: Well be firm
    34 1 resußH I.IKPI II M«-v O I.')(•overnmen: jaiesi actioi arams; subversive \nother expressed th« «pinioi ttia; parent' itaMh ma; tnrr rtiildrei d« noi tel m l<l mistnie clv' Miv tn< hohda*
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    mother PAP man arrested in mop-up campaign
    100 1 mother PAP man arrested in mop-up campaign off. O" vesreras^ aescriDec vi Hi I th< r.H premi-- lamed .iu.t\ tiuiidjt- a GuruniPiit- >vhi:i n.iv» and hraaquarter- lo- Mtutlin \v.i Ml tnrrt :.\ja'iuiotne- nici uniiorn imti mtltini Aflc- in- rail, tn iron Urn Mitudi len.i I ■eoOU ll<xr u.iUiit\ lllfaWHl] a-
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    LIM PLANS NEW BLOW 'Govt. may change union law to break Red grip'
    1012 1 LIM PLANS NEW BLOW 'Govt. may change union law to break Red grip' AH 7 MORE ARRESTS? THAT WOULD BE TELLING, SAYS CHIEF MINISTER Valetta TOLD OF COMMUNIST BID TO GRAB POWER BY PEACEFUL MEANS CTSSHr 4 JHE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT'S NEXT STEP IN THE CAMPAIGN TO STAMP OUT COMMUNIST SUBVERSION
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    Trust fund to give medical aid to poor
    409 1 Trust fund to give medical aid to poor ■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^J^H By SIT YIN FONC AN eccentric Singapore doctor has let5360.000 to pr«vid medical aid tor tn need\ sick. lo- anc om o pore s earlie-' n ciec la \'ca- agec. 68 Deta o* r v\ ha ius- beer reveaicc Tnt entirt
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    'Bunny' (in for M-joy) question of driving
    50 1 Simmon; cnoufreu Minister TenpKu Abdu Rahman tiua<?Kc talks in L Ma\ oi persono aues' o -seraeKc celebrations arrived ir Singapore late las* nign: of tn ust w: t. certain c: o:k tninp >. 4. 'tremendously me D ■v;n'. thai Kinc Briti orkine ;nv
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    hedges on Tengku
    30 1 nov. ::.it:i ner^ 'I cai anything about I stay hen- nntj ba been the Chic: Mir.jstr' ar Smiling iv sh< r- i afraid 1 don't proirramnK Lumpur.
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    41 REBELS DIE
    11 1 ALGI: I Algerii yesterday and t:i' bodie; r
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    POLIO EPIDEMIC
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    Unity and progress are anthem themes
    40 1 Unity and progress are anthem themes K r ia- aa\ dud tUH€ a1 cna ar- rv.omorr o B V:. acoL Sent to Rulers k ai; ai. fchta Salun B Selaxna Be? on I procr* happines. reic:. D 'Teranc B i
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    GIRLS BECAME GUIDES JUST FOR A THRILL
    19 1 GIRLS BECAME GUIDES JUST FOR A THRILL 4. oi. .suspicioi. o- o»- "Deaut:: Aiso round* studer.: thrill A. T
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    men safe
    45 1 PARACHUTE TEAMS FIND SURVIVORS |^UAIA LUMPUR Sat Fou' o' the sever men in the RaF V alette rronsDor aircrott whirr crashed ir the mountain! near Tamonc Mahrr or Thursday arc sate report- found tw< vara. me: I despatch..-- Preparing clearing out aelicopter lea
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      50 1 r ART> p ACK i m >)CAL INSTRUMENTS violins ftaj*si2s 'oc feify S22j 0 Mil 2 sc 3..5 C 3oot Mala -o,o' J o J mf Q»av 522,0' _^-J^l| 5350 0C 'I MAKDOLINS 4S. 20.0 C i 4.0 BANK MANDOLINS M MM auotce or application A. LTD. Hipri Street Sinpapo-t
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      102 1 DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS Oi perfect Quality U S de'SILVA Jeweller: 106 ORCHARD RL. F'PORE-9 TEL. 2246. U.S WANTS TALKS WASHINGTON ■>.!. tim<( Mai" uouu wrlroni. <ip<-i diMussior ii iyrit "bai ttjar-' tna I bad nn<ri.r.( H intrrna aftair auttinrtatn' snurrr sau i da> Rruter "TViffX U/< *»a*u> wow' tr
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    Button turned to
    1121 2  -  DAVID ROWAN PART TWO ra ITS hard work being a professional gambler. "Nico" Zographos. who founded the first "tout va" (unlimited stakes) table at baccarat, followed a strict diet, never touched alcohol and kept himself fit with a round of golf every day, whatever the weather. A
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    WITH £1 JOCKEY WON £5,000 THEN LOST IT ALL AGAIN
    598 2 WITH £1 JOCKEY WON £5,000 THEN LOST IT ALL AGAIN together the two numbers 9 and 3, making 12— and .stuck to that number at roulette after dinner. But he had poor luck and. in an hour or so, needed more money. Before fetching it. he 'threw his last 1.000-franc
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    £800! THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK -EIGHT TIMES
    396 2 £800! THE MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK -EIGHT TIMES of the table, it Is quite Ible. Suppose you put ss. on red or black at roulette, on which even money Is paid. Your colour has only to come up six times running for your five bob to have become £16.
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      299 2 THE AMAZING FLUKE WINNERS The princess who threw a who won by basing his play on the Ifl:^ iNI chip through an open roof and was age of Charles Coborn (who popu- A '11 '^J^mfjt i 5 paid when it landed on a winning lariscd rhe song "The Man Who
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      102 2 > ft companion n)\[&w)tii l\ovu op\ The Drucktasfc n-B iy 57E i.s a portable raido JmL-^. that i.s more than just trim, neat and lißht *^^Sife*k lA (i J»"' B to carry. It is a set that because of its AJ| Mm^^JT quality con.struction will give superlative tone reproduction and
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    WHAT SYLVIA SAID to MARY PICKFORD
    1727 3  -  Roderick Mann THE SYLVIA ASHLEY STORY THE FAIRBANKS CHAPTER ENDS by It •> Hollywood star ever played difficult role than that n by Sylvia Ashley when Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks. he fabulous, swashbuckl lcrer who was the osr successful film actor. ,i.n carried off the
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      82 3 m£ K f ■jPr W^ iU i Do you It— ttT That The MALAYAN RAILWAY, the country's principal means of transportation since 1884, now carries annually over 2.000.000 tons of cargo of every description from pins to elephants, and delivers the jjoods at your doorstep promptly. Providing the best in
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      422 3 The Road to Security n^ LEADS TO LOMBARD What do you look for when you deposit your savings Do you look for Interest, Service, Courtesy Remember, thete f points are worthless unless your savings are Steurt. M When you open a Deposit Account with Lombard t Banking, you are certain
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    TENGAH VENOM CRASH VERDICTS
    340 4 BODIES CHARRED BEYOND RECOGNITION, INQUEST TOtO kJISADVENTURE verdicts were recorded at a Singapore inquest yesterday on the five people killed when a Venom jet fighter crashed at Tengah airfield on July 8. The victims were Flying Officer John Dennis Lincoln. 21. the pilot. Mrs. Mary Walker,
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    Took girl's gold ring as love token-fined
    237 4 MALACCA, s.it »;i--terfront labourer. Osm.m i bin Mohamed. S3, charged 1 with stealing a gold ring from Fatimah binte Taih in a hotel room here, said today a woman had given I him the rinu as a token of 1 their loxe. He
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    RULERS MEDAL FOR HER
    38 4 RULERS MEDAL FOR HER Mrs. Margot Man of the Legal Sembilan, Mr. i who was M urd gat Jasa KebaJtl Meritorious M< Yang Di-Ptitiii Negri Semlnl.ui amount ICu 62nd hirthri.u ra Thirty atben awards, am new Datos. md
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    RADAR NETWORK 10 WARN PLANES, SHIPS OF STORMS
    84 4 RADAR NETWORK 10 WARN PLANES, SHIPS OF STORMS JUIALAYA will soon have a coastal ra warn aircraft, shipping and fisherm* I ing storms Three sta Lumpur and ports. Each .sta. radar »canni of a 45ft. wer, that be able I clouds with,: The path of be plotted flashed to Due
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    Dutchman for KL legation
    58 4 He will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Thursday with Count Willem F. L. van Bylandt. the Netherlands special ambassador to the merdeka eelehration.s. who is I expected to reach Singapore on Tuesday. MX. Markus Rosenberg Polak, the charge d'affairesdesignate of the future Netherlands legation at Kuala
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    SISTERS 0 TEACHERS) " WED NEXT *
    42 4 SISTERS 0 TEACHERS) WED NEXT Itl II Wan N< Neo. both teach' English S married other tea They of Mr. Ch K Dppartmen' Wai Augustine Bprai: Morel Church <>; Gajah B. ,.,-rvT Llan Neo Gabriel Hoi glstry hrrHr 15 tra> I ernment Labis
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      287 4 ROLE K. craftsmen at your service The above picture shows one of our highly skilled chronometer technicians polishing the pivot of a balance staff. A balance staff carries the balance wheel and hairspring^ and controls the timing of your watch by oscillating backwards and forwards and in doing this travelling
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    PAP: WHAT WILL HAPPEN
    210 5 CRUCIAL MEETING ON TUESDAY TO DISCUSS PARTY S FUTURE Big poser: Will the derates take on the key posts? F will happen to the Peoples Action Party after the arrest of its five "extre,,st" officials under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance? question uppermost in the
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    The day the law nearly nipped one of its limbs
    194 5 The day the law nearly nipped one of its limbs MOKE than 200 people booed when a Special Branch officer mistook a colleague, who wa s carrying bundles of documents for a runaway unionist at Syed Alwi Road, Singapore, yesterday. The officer grabbed the detective as he shielded his face
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    Brunei looks to Singapore for support
    139 5 THE president of the People's Party in Brunei. Inche A. M. Azahari. said yesterday that political leaders in Singapore and the Federation should also consider themselves as the leaders of the Brunei people. He undersinod that some leaders in the Colony wanted a union
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    APEX ANNIVERSARY
    23 5 The Apex Club of Singapore 1 City held its anniversary j dance at the Alumni Association Centre, College Road, last night.
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    Minister due today
    37 5 The New Zealand Minister of External Affairs. Mr. T. L. Mac Donald. is arriving in Singapore by air today on his way to attend the merdeka celebrations in Kuala Lumpur, as his country's representative.
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    GIVE DETAINED MEN FAIR TRIAL, URGE PAP, UNION LEADERS
    413 5 Govt. ashed to prove security risk DOTH the People's Action Party and the Singapore General Employees' Union said yesterday that the 35 men arrested on security grounds last we»k should be given "a fair trial." The union, six of whose top
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    Wants Malaya in Afro-Asian group
    85 5 Wants Malaya in Afro-Asian group IRAQ is looking forward to the day when the new independent Malaya will align herself with the Afro-Asian group, said Mr. Al Syed Mohamed Salim Al-Radhi, the Iraq ambassador to India, Ceylon, Burma and Siam who arrived in Singapore by KLM yesterday. Mr Al-Radhi who
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    PMIA back Lint's war on Reds
    119 5 PMIA back Lint's war on Reds Xl \l. I.IMI'IK sjt. Pan-Malajraa IsUu \-Muiation todu\ >up|)orted Ihe stand taken Singapore's dim I*nirtiT. Mr. l.im Vru Hoik, in trackini; down „n Milnersive elein the Colony. Hie .ism,nation's annual .tssrmblv also ilisthc possible initixlik titin „f pusses for 'r"^iiin tin- CaaMwaj I \otes
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    Newsmen held: Paper stops publication
    72 5 A [NOAPORE Chinese Bin Pao, has itlon since its staff ler, Mr. .ister:y had exemption ted to the applying for a ad. would apply for a licence to continue publication. The newspaper which came out every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. planned to publish a daily
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    A farewell gift for MacGillivray Plus a Ruler's big 'thank you'
    183 5 Bmt.-j model Malk] house was 1.. the Iliull i Mr Donald .1 a larempact at the here toI'.nuun, who !,.,nii.,| sir partial mft treat re H, rt» .re vallldin. t,, the feel- ings o f the givers then this
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    NOW? TUC SAFE FROM REDS,SAYS PRESIDENT
    208 5 NOW? TUC SAFE FROM REDS, SAYS PRESIDENT THERE is no fear of the 60.000-strong Singapore Trades Union Congress being infiltrated and dominated by Com-munist-controlled unions. This was stated yesterday by the T.U.C. president, Mr S. Jaganathan, commenting on thp Government WhiU Paper on the arrest of 35 trade union leaders
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    Sir Gerald flies in today
    72 5 The Chief of the Imperial I General Staff. Field Marshal Sir Gerald Templcr. Lady Templer. and the C.-in-C. Far East Land Forces. Gen. j Sir Francis Festing. are arriving in Singapore today by Qantaa. Sir Gerald will make offl- cial calls on the Governor. Sir
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    In: 28 merdeka fair men
    92 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The first batch of Hong Kong exhibitors at the merrieka trade fair who had been held up in Singapore by the i Federation Immigration Department, arrived in Kuala Lumpur tonight by chartered i plane. I Twenty-eight of them ar- 1 rived after
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    RICE: TRADE ENVOY GIVES PLEDGE
    103 5 THE Siamese Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. j Winai Pachimsawat, gave an assurance yesterday that his Government would sell ricfi to Malaya at rea- sonable prices. He said: "The Federation and Singapore are both regular customers. We will d> our best to nelp maintain supplies."
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    DEATH
    23 5 The Rev. J. Appaduray, M.C.H., passed away at Batu Gajah Hospital. Funeral from No. 3 Idris Gardens, at 2 p.m. on 25-8-5".
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    BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    381 5 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Sat KM.I.ISH LEAGUE DIVISION 1 Birmingham 3 Aston Villa 1 Blackpool 3 Leeds Kvrrton I Wolves LricesUr (t M'chpster V 3 Luton 1 Bolton n j Manchntfr C. versus Sheffiejd j Wed. postponed Notts. Forest 2 Preston NE 1 i Portsmouth 0 Burnley Sunderland 0 Arsenal
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    Girl who sang for Prince Philip is learning yogi
    457 6 Girl who sang for Prince Philip is learning yogi The Susan Barrie Page for Teens and Twenties j\ LOVELY 19-year-year-old singing star who once sang a special encore for Prince Philip is currently appearing at a Singapore hotel during a tour of the Far East. Jan. Carter, from Sydney, Australia,
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    Anything goes in fashion
    61 6 Anything goes in cur. rent fashion, according to the latest reports from London and Paris. Hemlines have many and variecs lengths, from mid-calf to a fraction below the knees. Waists may or may not exist and some of the dresses show an intricate mixture of arcs,
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    Tidying-up drive will restore your confidence
    379 6 Tidying-up drive will restore your confidence BEING tidy and neat to the last detail is the first rule of good grooming, and being well-groomed is much more important than being just good-looking. The girl who has that well-scrubbed, every-hair-in-place look, whose nails are carefully manicured and clothes always crisp will
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    GLAMOUR GIRLS ON ROGF GARDEN
    96 6 SINGAPORE'S glamour girls will have a good opportunity to compete for valuable prizes in next month's "Mobil Queen Contest" at thf Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden. Mr. Ang Ah Yew. secretary of the Stanvac Sports Club, tells me that the con- test will bo open to
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    Teenagers' Recipe
    148 6 TTERE'S a popular cake for a Mrtbdaj party, it's called Doll Cr.ke. You need 1 lb. plain sweet biscuits. lb. unsalted butter, 8 eg? yolks. 1 cup sugar. Vi run *>:tr:ir. > 4 lb. almonds. 1 packet drinking chocolate, (dry powder tyne), cream, pmk colouring. Crram butter thoroughly
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    GIRL IN LOVE WITH MARRIED MAN IS SO UNHAPPY
    781 7 GIRL IN LOVE WITH MARRIED MAN IS SO UNHAPPY now icond make* I ov no V\| N rr M>u won't ft I iln- id\ had .»iirk nut the iHaTSclf: eil tlnv ipisiule 'lull' \lfr <>l Mill anh what v.is friendship for- mil liinld \ourI \i lift- Irnm i think ">u
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    A READER WANTS TO TRY TASTE OF HUMAN FLESH!
    619 7 A READER WANTS TO TRY TASTE OF HUMAN FLESH! PLEASE let me know the taste of human flesh. Some of my friends say it is sweet and others say it tastes like the meat of other animals. I would like to taste it some time. CARNIVOROUS Telok Anson. ft** a
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    The 'KNOW ALLS' Drop us a line
    503 7 livering letters—it would save all that queueing in the post office for hours. wouldn't it? N.SW..V Singapore. Think of the change problem, the accountancy, the extra bookwork that the poor postman would have to handle. Surely the solution to your problem is to
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    Natives carry crashed plane on seven-day jungle trek
    79 8 PORT MORESBY. Sat.— Pa- puan and New Guinea natives have almost literally carried out a major salvage job The natives— lso of them— lifted a crashed Norseman aircraft from a swamp on the shores of Lake Kopia- go. on the border of
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    Lock icon OVERSEAS STUDENTS RIOT IN CHINA
    262 8 Malayans were among them and one reason was the step-motherly treatment given them by Communists HONG KONG, Saturday. OVERSEAS Chinese students from Singapore and Malaya, Indonesia, Hong Kong and Macao took part in the two-day June student riots in Hanyang one of the three towns
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    Sabrina No, she's Sue No. 1
    114 8 Sabrina No, she's Sue No. 1 SIE SIMPSON, 19-vear-old Birmingham model, went to London to look for a job on television. In the few minutes she waited la a corridor for her interview. Sue's ash blonde hair and vital statistics (40-18-35) caused such a sensation that a passing producer begged
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    Lock icon CHINA CLAIMS RIGHT TO PROTECT' HK CHINESE
    150 8 CHINA CLAIMS RIGHT TO PROTECT' HK CHINESE HONG KONG, Sat. The ciiine.se povernment has the responsibility as well as the right to demand that the British government respect and protect the lawful richts and interests of Chinese residin Hong Kong. This was stated today by the Peking newspaper, Peoples Daily.
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    Lock icon TERRORIST GANG KIDNAPS GIRLS IN VILLAGE RAID
    81 8 TERRORIST GANG KIDNAPS GIRLS IN VILLAGE RAID JAKARTA, Sat. Indonesian soldier s are pursuing a 150-man Borneo terrorist gang that plundered a village and kidnapped 15 young girls. Some of the bandits were reported killed in a clash with soldiers that occurred .shortly after the raid on Satui village in
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    Lock icon Aga Khan loves rich Mona, says paper
    97 8 Aga Khan loves rich Mona, says paper CAIRO, Sat— The newspaper Akhbar el Yom reported today that 17--year-old Mona el Badrawi, daughter of a wealthy Egyptian family was about to be engaged la the new Aga Khan. They met for the first time in Cairo after he attended the funeral
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    THE NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH in CHINA
    189 8 PEKING, Sat.— The VicarGeneral of Peking, Father Franciscus Ly, today defended the decision of a recent Roman Catholic Congress to cut all but the spiritual ties with Rome. He said: "The Vatican persistently opposes socialist countries and the Chinese Catholic Church is determined to
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    Confidential inquiry
    471 8 JURY TOLD OF PAYMENTS TO VICE GIRL AND OTHERS FOR SCANDALS NEW LIGHT ON THAT CUDDLE CASEY told the jury that he saw Maureen O'Hara and a man enter the theatre. "About 15 minutes later someone said there was something romantic going on in the theatre. I went
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    A Van Heusen shirt docs so much for a man
    88 8 And now Ifi Nonlron I The new Van Hcuscn 'Vantage', in lustrous twofold non-iron poplin, dries absolutely smooth with no ironing at all The special Van Heusen nylon collar interlining, woven-on-a-curve, makes sure of real comfort, perfect smartness. Easy to
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    Lock icon SIGN OF THE TIMES
    34 8 LONDON, Sat. The staid London Times to- day published the following advertisement on its front page: "Confidential, Whisper and similar magaJncs (or disposal. Write Box No. 1048. The Times." A.P.
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    Feautiful and successful -and still single
    624 9 Feautiful and successful -and still single XL girl finds fame in Paris and London iL K.Wong lONDON I -n woto Eu- Few to make Fewer still ng sue- the seYang 1 ,v Miss As an f the lead with an estern the I for her ButIFOUH ROLES "But- resting Her
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    DURIANS
    380 9 AN EXCELLENT DUSUN CROP, BUT THE I MANGOSTEENS WERE LATE IN COMING THE season started m 1 the Dusun on )uly Ist when the first ed ble fruit fell during the night; the last fell on August 20th. It was not a big crop, but there has never been
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    IF LABOUR WINS 'MALAYA A WELFARE STATE'
    326 9 IF LABOUR WINS 'MALA YA A WELFARE STATE' DENANG, Sat. The chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, said today there would be revolutionary changes in the country if Labour came to power. "But it will be revolution by consent not a revolution by force. he
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    Seven radio men meet Lim
    73 9 A seven man delegation from the Department of Broadcasting Employees' Union yesterday met the Singapore Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, to discuss the future of Radiy Malaya employees in the Colony after the Federation obtains independence. It is understood that Mr. Lim said was
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    THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    374 9 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL and Mok averaging nvtyears, had to gather the fruit till the grown-up boys returned. The Tuan helped by letting out a blood-curdling "Aouw!" to announce the fall of each fruit. We try to stop these kids dawdling under the trees, but one morning the father was seen
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    DUSUN JOTTINGS...
    559 9 pRIDAY, August 17th:There is as yet no sign of a change in the weather, but it has been possible for our oneman labour force to get on with the weeding. You will have read that we are n 0 longer able to cope with our lawn and so
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 10 M Mimmum) I MKMORY of OUT t Father. Mr Chen Slew IS 8.55. Ever reu.eutiy misted by
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      CATCH THE WHISPERER
      162 10 PEDERATION police are to round up known evildoers in and around Kuala Lumpur to prevent trouble during the Merdeka celebrations. Political leaders are touring the spates on good-will missions to foster interracial harmony on the attainment of independence, and are giving the people some straight-from-the-shoulder advice. They
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      Money in hand
      193 10 CTAGE two has been reached in the Singapore Government's drive against debt among its officers. Already more than a hundred of them have been given permission to go bankrupt. Normally this would seriously affect their future in the service, but the Government is so concerned at the
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      Fresh air
      107 10 rRESH air and plenty of exercise are wonderful things. The girls of the Salehiah Girls' Institute near Ipoh have not been visited by disturbing spirits since part of the six-foot fence round their school was pulled down. And since they took more exercise on the advice of Dr.
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    Ceylon's Malay MP will be there
    478 10  - Ceylon's Malay MP will be there SALMAH MERDEKA GUEST By CEYLON'S only Malay Member of Parliament, who will be one of the guests at the merdeka celebrations in Kuala Lumpur, is no stranger to Malaya. Al-Haj. Dr. M. P. Drahaman, J.P., M.8.E., visited this country in December, 1949, on his
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    The 'Forgotten Man' of the Royal Family
    934 10  - The 'Forgotten Man' of the Royal Family Leslie Armour By The Duke of Gloucester will arrive i?i Kuala Lumpur on Thursday to represent the Queen at the merdeka celebra- tions. He tvill be accompanied by the Duchess and their 15J- year-old son. Prince William. PRINCE Henry William Frederick Albert, the
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    Othman greets new High Commissioner with a big smile
    36 11 II SECRETARY, External Affairs Ofhman bin Mohamed, has a big W. Tory, the new British High on his arrival at Kuala Lumpur airport 23 Sunday Times picture.
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    Seven years for 17-stab killer
    76 11 Seven years for 17 -stab killer IPOH. Saturday. Hi r. dangerous young man," Beh Boh ed a fisherman by stabbing him Fenced to seven years' jail by Mr. it not If Lim ■V Kuala n* B Refused lift I ailed Lim B :>d stabbed l» .ad refused R t also.
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    CLUB MEETING
    10 11 The pen- the Kluang ib will :b.s premis-
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    Dulles invited to Malayan reception
    102 11 Dulles invited to Malayan reception WASHINGTON, Sat. Tens{ku Ja'alar. son of the Paramount Ruler of Malaya, has sent out 300 invitations to a reception he is giving here to celebrate Malaya's independence on Aug. 31. Hp said yesterday he expected the Secretary of State. Mr. John Foster Dulles, and the
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    Pay officer to be jailed for two years and cashiered
    367 11 Pay officer to be jailed for two years and cashiered CAPTAIN CASTLE CAVE ME $10 FROM HIS POCKET, SAYS SOLDIER CAPTAIN Bernard Frank Castle. 38, the Pay Officer of No. 3 Base Ordnance Depot, Singapore, was sentenced to two years 1 jail yesterday. He was also ordered to be cashiered.
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    THE MERDEKA BOOK
    118 11 Every member of your family will want to read it Get it NOW HAVE you got your copies of THE MERDEkA BOOK? This is the quality publication to mark a great historic occasion 72 pages superbly produced on art paper. IB MERDEKA ROOK tells the story of
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    SHIP OFF COURSE SAVES 7 FROM TYPHOON
    269 11 SHIP OFF COURSE SAVES 7 FROM TYPHOON A TYPHOON which damaged a small snip last week also brought a freighter to rescue its seven-man crew. The rescue ship is the Mitsui Line freighter WayoMaru which brought the crew to Singapore yesterday. Leader of the rescued men. Capt. Tran Tan Yuan,
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    That clamp: More protests
    88 11 Delegates of the Khex community guilds from South-East Asia, at their fourth conference in Singapore yesterday, passed a resolution protesting against the proposed Johore Causeway pass system. A conference spokesman said that any proposal to impose a clamp on travel between Singapore and the Federation would
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    Lady Black tor present awards
    49 11 The Governor of Singapore. Sir Robert Black, and Lady Black will be guests of honour at the Teachers' Training College commemoration day and award of certificates at the Anglo-Chinese hall. Barker Road, at 4 p.m. on Oct. 5. Lady Black will present the certificates.
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    Lock icon LIM'S CLEAN-UP GETS MIXED PRESS RECEPTION
    224 11 LIM'S CLEAN-UP GETS MIXED PRESS RECEPTION THE Singapore Government's latest clean-up of Communists got a mixed reception in leading British newspapers today. I The Times (independent* said: "Democracy sometimes has to resort to undemocratic means to defend itself. Mr. Lim Yew Hock has undoubtedly acted in defence of the real
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    TRAVELLER TALK
    32 11 Mr. H. M. Bullard, an as.si.stant secretary in the Ministry for Commerce and Industry, leaves today for Tokyo to attend the Pacific Area Travellers' Association conference, which begins on Tuesday.
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    COPRA PRICE
    50 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul yesterday were: Straits Borneo ropra: August $24 buyers, $24' 2 sellers Tone quiet. Fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: Ausust $26\ buyers. $271* sellers Tone quiet. TIN PRICE The tin price in Singapore yesterday was $368.25 a plcul. down Si on Friday.
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    At your cinema
    37 11 Kuanlan CATHAY: Scarlet Coat 10.30 a.m.; Ibong Mandary 12.30, 2.30, 7, 9.30 REX: Smoke Signal 10.45 a.m.; Warning from Space 12.30, 2.30, 7, 9.15Kola Elharii CATHAY: Blood Will Tel) '(Mandarin) 3, 7.15, 9.30 pm.
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      284 11 I'NITED METHODIST >VIT- branch' Tea-parly In honour oi NtSS SERVICE at Lee Kuo Chuan Inche Abdul Hamid bin Hajl Ju- auditorium, Anglo-Chinese School, mat and Inche Sardon bin Hajl i Barker Road, SJO p.m. Sermon by Jublr at Al-tarbia Islamic School, the Rev- Tracey K. Jones. Kampong Trafalgar Estate, Ylo
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    333 12 Here's how to enter LITE begin this week by IT acknowledging the 5 magnificent response by r readers to the new Contest clause requiring negatives to be submitted with pho- tographs. Of the many r photographs sent in, there was only one case of an entrant not observing
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    Adelaide built by Penang Sounder's son
    726 12  - Adelaide built by Penang Sounder's son DONALD DA VIES Historical Corner by %WHEN fate decreed that Captain Francis Light should be the founder of Prince of Wales Island, known today as Penang. it also willed that his eldest son. Colonel William Light, should be the founder of the city of
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    FILMS PREVIEW
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    A tear-jerker of times in the war years
    113 13 A tear-jerker of times in the war years SINGAPORE under the Japanese figures prominently In "KASLH SAYANG," a Shaw Bros, tear-jerker. It Ls lont a certain autheni ticity by insertion of official film i of bombing scenes and the return of British troops after the collapse of the Japanese. Tins
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    Gunner Granger rides the range to clean up evil ways
    443 13 Gunner Granger rides the range to clean up evil ways No corn in the old corral, no ham in homestead NEW FILMS Reviewed by Doug Lackersteen }JERE >t is the Western you've been waiting for solid, entertaining and full of the razxmatazz that justifies the spending of that dollar (or
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    Record Playtime
    474 13 CETRA continues t 0 entertain with Its six-inch 45 rpm Treasured Moments from the Opera series with EPO 0318. featuring Giuseppe Valdengo singing Famous Baritone Arias. He has a rich and mellow voice, capable of many shades of vocal expression and with a strong dramatic sense I liked,
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    The East End of London is scene of vicious crime
    356 13 P.C.s uniform plays a part in clever plot by crooks THE SECRET PLACE produced by the Rank Organisation, is a crime movie, and, like the crime it portrays, is nearly planned and executed. Its settngs... London's squalid East End. Its
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    A Swiss dish proves pleasant
    99 13 A Swiss dish proves pleasant "THERE is a quaint oldworld, but so refreshing, charm about "HEIDI." a Continental picture filmed largely amid the breathtaking beauty of the Swiss Alps. For grown-ups, it is a nostalgic walk down memory lane with the sign post indicating "Childhood Days." And children will find
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    MOUNTAIN DRAMA
    101 13 It unfolds itself with the lebure that apparently was plentiful at the turn of the century In a quiet, gentle, simple manner. Yet there is drama *n this tale of a little girl who rebelled at being wrenched from her beloved mountains for a cloistered life In a
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    TALENTED CAST
    78 13 The all-Continental cast is fully talented. Heinrich Gretler gives a wonderful character study as Heidi's gruff old grandfather feuding with the villagers and Anita Mey brings an old maldish flnlcklness to her interpretation of a superior type governorness. Theo Llngen is an excellent "Jeeves with a German accent.
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    Circus role for Danny Kaye
    40 13 Danny Kaye has started training to be a juggler, trapeze and trampoline artist and acrobat for his role of a schoolmaster who joins a circus in M.G.M.'s "Merry Andrew". Pier Angeli plays the feminine head.
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    Your Sunday listening
    179 13 Singapore, Kuala I.umpur, Pnanj, MalaccaA.M. 7.15 Opening Announcement; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7.30 Time Signal and News; 7.35 Melody Mixture; 8.00 News Headlines; 8 02 Carnival; 8.30 Troplrana; 9.00 Waltzing and Marching; 9.30 The Road Show; 10.00 Youth at the Helm 10.15 Variety Pare; 10.45 Music for you;
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    The Prince and the Showgirl-last Chapter
    930 14 HOW DID IT ALL END? t A SUNDAY T.MES VERSION OF THE SCREENPLAY BY TERENCE RATT.GAN T SUPPOSE I had a knack for mistiming moments with Elsie and 1 the Grand Duke. I knocked on the door, and went in o break the news
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    THE DAY THE JUDGE REFUSED TO SUM UP...
    1054 14 THE DAY THE JUDGE REFUSED TO SUM UP... Continuing 'Judicial Outrage 9 by Edgar Lustgarten William Cooper Hobbs was a 'villain of the deepest dye' but even he was entitled to trial according to the rules of law, said the Court of Appeal following a libel suit heard by Lord
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    IF YOU GET STUNG.
    411 14 All in a doctors diary by CEDRIC CAR! ZOOMING sound. Bzzz. Nearer and nearer. Not a Messerschmitt, not a MiC. A moment of silence and then the cry of "Ouch." That, m brief, is the scenario for an insect bite or sting. Mr. Baron showed me
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    THIS IS THE KIND OF MAX SHE WILL MARRY
    1131 15 THIS IS THE KIND OF MAX SHE WILL MARRY A Court expert who has studied Princess Margaret's taste in male companions now builds the first picture of the man who will qualify as husband for the world's most eligible bride. HERE ARE 10 QUALITIES THAT HE MUST HAVE RUMOURS of
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    SUNDAY PIN-UP Mara Corday
    22 15 M "a Corday who recently appeared in U-r, technicolor 'Raw Edge" with Rory Calhoun and Yvonne de Carlo.
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    Faster blood tests
    80 15 WASHINGTON Sat—A new device developed in the United States tan make 60 blood tests in an hour Ordinarily this would require a full day's work by a skilled technician. Called the Autoanalvzer the machine has a photoelectric colorimeter that compares the colour of a chemically treated sample
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      220 15 What did he say? Me saidoo, i i Ji t A, Campbells gives you more +o enjoy 1 CAMPBELL'S CREAM OF CHICKEN SOUP v is o blend of deep-flavored chicken broth and extra-heavy cream with tempting cuts of celery, CHICKEN ever-so-subtle seasoning, and juicy bites of chicken SQU^ so tender
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    I look in the mirror and what do I see?
    1305 17  - I look in the mirror and what do I see? Godfrey Winn RSON spends a decisive period of life gathering experience in his chosen job and also in human judgment and then perhaps pauses, looks in a mirror and seeks a true selfportrait. The first Self-Portrait comes from someone who
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    A-bomb to be let off in mountain
    314 17  -  a Scientific By Correspondent LONDON. EARLY next month an artificial earthquake made by an atomic bomb set off in the heart of a mountain will disturb the long-suffer-ing inhabitants of Nevada. This time at least there should be no complaints about fall-out. The
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    6,000 STUDENTS SEC WONDERS OF SCIENCE
    597 17 6,000 STUDENTS SEC WONDERS OF SCIENCE WASHINGTON. IUIORE than 50 American scientists each year take time from their work at the National Bureau of Standards in Washington to explain some of the mysteries of science to secondary school students in and near the nations capital. This year, the Bureau's scientists
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      190 17 M/i/n You can tell he uses SILVIKRIN HAIR CREAM There's something distinctive about cream does— the miracle ingredient him. It isn't only that his hair is always Pure Silvikrin, which feeds into the H9^& neatly in place— you can see so clearly hair all that it needs for vital, lustrous
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    The Chrysler Royal rolls out from down-under
    195 18 kJOTORINC circles all ever the world have received with great interest the announcement of a new Chrysler model, the Royal, a six cylinder car with many new features, manufactured by Chrysler Australia Limited, in Adelaide. South Australia. Among its innovations are advanced styling,
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    You can build a race model yourself
    261 18 A BUILD-IT- YOURSELF sports version of the I fastest light racing car in the world will soon be available at around $4,250. It will t>- a smart twoseater, giving nearly 60 miles per gallon. The car is the Lotus and this popular version
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    Run-about or mobile shop window: It's an all-purpose wagon
    860 18  - Run-about or mobile shop window: It's an all-purpose wagon Graham Short i THERE was a time, not so long ago, when the station wagon was exactly that. From Segamat to Stow-on-the-Wold it was used exclusively for picking up mixed consignments of parcels, passengers and pig food from the Singapore mail
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    BURMA COMPETES IN MERDEKA GAMES
    150 18 BURMA has informed the Amateur Weightlifting Federation it will send a team of three lifters and one body-builder to the Merdeka Games tournament at Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 6 and 7. NAMES AWAITED But the names of her representatives are still to be announced Also
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    This decision by Hong Kong is a slap in the face for us
    436 18  -  CRUSADER BY THE Hong Kong Football Association's decision to nominate the Eastern Football XI to represent that Colony in the international soccer festival as part of the Merdeka Games is a slap in the face for the
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    Lock does it again: W.I. fall for 86
    170 18 TEST IS OVfQ LONDON Indies an qvcrv against i final i here. They W( re runs lei Inning follow.:. England s the ieri< es to oil Tony wickets first claim. making men i class by bowlirm. I was ea cricket. ft Sobers
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    75 18 ENGLAND WEST INDII S 1< WEST INDII nd Inni ViM rali b Lock Kanhai c Evans b Truman < Sobers b Lock Worrell <• (o» I b Lotk U.ilt.itt not nut 1 Wrrkes b lock Smith r Bheppard b U*' Alexander b I Dewdnrv -I I Ramudhin b I
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    Liep Tjiauw and Ip clash today for singles title
    610 19 Liep Tjiauw and Ip clash today for singles title MALA VAN TENNIS: JHE men's singles final in the Malayan lawn tennis championships will be fought out today on the Singapore Cricket Club courts at 1 p.m. between the holder, 32-year-old Tan Liep Tiiauw of Indonesia, and K. H. Ip, 39.
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    TODAY'S FINALS
    98 19 .tic.-n> SIMiLtS 3.0#: Tan l.irp Ijiauw Ind v K. 11. Ip IHK). Ml S IMM KI.Kn 5.«0: B. Pint,, 4iid K I*r«»"M>d» t(r>, v T»n I.iep Tjiauw and K>ljr Sudarsono (Ind) VMtMI S slM.l 9.00: R. .layaxurlya (Oay) v Kathrrinr l.rang (SHj. MI\KI) IM>I Rl I 10.1(1 Srmi-lmal:
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    Sally star of S'pore swim meet
    412 19 CALLY HUDSON, a 12-j ear-old schoolgirl of St. Hildas, yesterday dominated the fina* lay of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association open championships at Amber Roaa and emerged ao a bright prospect for future International meets. This versatile "baby" of the meet won the 200
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    Vietnamese cyclists will miss first event
    51 19 KIM. A LUMPUR, Sat. Vietnam Racing cyclists will miss tomorrow's Merdeka Games 100 kilometres international *oad rare here. A cable received from the manager of the Vietnam team today said Vietnam's four cyclists would only arrive in Kuala Lumpur by air at 8 a.m.
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    KIT UN IS IN 'MIXED* FINAL
    32 19 PENANG'S Lam Kit Lln who partnered Eddy Choont to beat Foo Vo n K Klir.in and To n r Yee Cheng (Perak) to enter the liiml
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    South Fed and Ceylon draw
    159 19 SEREMBAN. Saturday. THE Ceylon cricket tourists and South Federation drew in their two-day match which ended here today. Final scores: South federation 183 and 118 for six declared. Ceylon 179 and 78 for two. Set the impossible task oi making 123 runs in 50 minutes
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    214 19 C'EYLOX Ist IXXS. Reid c Lee b Shagnanjm 17 Sethupathy b Dews 6 Buhar c Gurucharan b Si vac nan a ni 9 Weerasinshe D. c M. Shepherdson b Dews 63 Lafir c McCaw b Dews 7 Inman c de Silva b Dews 0 Francis b Sivagnanam 4 Fernando
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    97 19 NEW YORK. Sat. CARMEN BASILIC*, world welterweight boxIng champion, said yesterday he was convinced Sugar Ray Robinson was afraid to light him for the world middleweight title. Referring to Robinson's threat to call of! the fight because of a dtapute with the promoters over television fees,
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    FORCES HELD 3-3
    25 19 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. —I Singapore Military Forces held" C.V.M.A. of Johore to a 3-3 draw in a friendly soccer match here today.
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    111 19 LONDON. Sat.— Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: i A' (lac ton, Essex 231 (Dodd.s 97, Barker 62, Smith 6-53) versus I Kent. At Taunton, Somerset 202-4 (.Alley 64, McCool 77, Silk 56 not r I out) versus Yorkshire. At Worcester, BUSSd 237-6 (Lenham 51, Suttle
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    644 19 records werii broken at the Singapore Achilles Club's athletics meet held ai J Farrer Park yesterday. The senior championship award went to Eknath \!anc 29. who scored seven points Kesavan Soon. Singapore's sprint champion, and Barry Edwards, Malaya's chanii pion miler, tied for second
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    SHELL WIN BUSINESS HOUSES MEET TITLE
    124 19 SHELL WIN BUSINESS HOUSES MEET TITLE SHELL Company won the team title in the Sin gapore Business Houses Athletic Federation's first championships r\ id at Jalan Besar stadium yester day. Dave Binder Boustead i was the outstanding athlete. He won the 440 yards 880 yards and the 'mile. Soccer player
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    CHOONC TO MEET PIRUZ IN THE FINAL
    255 19  - CHOONC TO MEET PIRUZ IN THE FINAL LEE FOO SAN By Eddy beats erratic Kew San easily [POH, Sat Eddj Choong of Penang, the AMI-: nal a n d champion, will meet Selangor champion AbduDah Piniz in t lie men's singles linul of the Malayan open bad ni i i
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    HOLDERS BEATEN IN CUP FINAL
    64 19 Pasir Panjanc; Boys Club beat the holders, Singaiiore Harbour Board 8.C.. 7-3 in the Federation of Boys' Cubs' soccer final for the Ane Soon Hoe Cup at Buona Vista Road yesterday. Johar Bakar i2>, Donald Scully (2), Mohamed Noor. Zamol Hlmrin and T.ihir Narlim scored
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    HOAD WINS RESULTS AT A GLANCE
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    Choong-Heah, Ong-Marjan beaten
    121 19 Choong-Heah, Ong-Marjan beaten Last night's semi-final result* were MIXS DOI BLF.S (Semifinals) Lai Fook Ying and F.A. L. Cionzaga (Sel/ bt Ong Poh Lim and Ismail Marjan (SI 15-7, 15-9; Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San bt Eddy Choong and Heah Hock Hrng 15-12. I :>-.->. mnn mom (semi(iiialsi:
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    Fed Services hit for six
    131 19  -  V. P. NAYAGAM MALAYA CUP: By KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. DENANG beat Federation Combined Services, 6-0 1 in a north zone Malaya Cup match at Princes Road here today. This victory keeps alive Penang's hopes In the north. They now have six points from four games
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    CAPTAIN'S PRIZE TO DOCTOR
    49 19 Dr. C- H. A. Hoy (4! points) won the Oaptaln'i Prise Stableiord competition at the R.S.G C. yesterday. Other cards were: Col. F M Cunningham i^ii. W. Wood (39). M. R. K. WlUon (38). K. C. McNair 1 37 >. II B k. ctuderay i 37).
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    133 19 Zainal gets hat-trick for Malacca MALACCA, Sat. A hattrick by crntre-forward Zainul Ram enabled Negri Sembilan to beat Malacca 5-3 in thtir Malaya Cup south-zone match here today. Neuri led 4-0 at half time with goals by Zainol t3j and Rahlm Omar. In tlie second half, Malacca staged a splendid
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      64 19 SOCCER: Tourist match: Singapore Selection v Eastern A. A., Jalan Besar, 5.15 p m.; Friendly: Dockyard "A Bedok. Jalan Besar. 3 45 p.m Filial Cup: Singapore I.R.C. v Johore IRC, Farrer Park. TENNIS: Malayan championships (final day), padane, 9 am. CRICKET: S.C.A. senior tournament: CSC. v 1.A., Balestier Road; SC.R.C.
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    GOLDEN MELODY SCORES AGAIN
    1984 20  -  Rodgers- Canter team lands a good double By EPSOM JEEP QOLDEN MKLODY, with Bill Camer up, chalked up his fourth mcceaa ;it Bukil Timah when he beat a (."lass 1, Div. 1 Held over a mile yesterday. Golden Melody gave the Rodpers-Camer combination a pood double.
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    237 20 LONDON, Sat.— BRITAIN gained a good win in the 1,500 metres when Ken Wood, the British mile champion, won easily in 3min 44.65ec. The ffmnhm record-holder, lonas Pipine, was second in 3min 46.75 ec, and the other Russian, Evgeny Sokolov, wa^ third in 3miD
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    126 20 PENANG Sat. THE Autumn Plate over BAt for Class 4. Div. 1 horse? I will be the main race at the I Penang Turf Clubs three day Autumn Meeting m Cept. 28, and Oct. 2 and 5. There will be two runs for each division
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    238 20 By EPSOM JEEP A MUSEMENT PARK II was the outstanding worker at Bukit Timah this morning (Saturday). With Posner astride, he raced wide out over 3f. to clock 38. Newcomer State Minstrel attracted attention when taken out by Mawi. He returned the smart time
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