The Straits Times, 7 September 1958

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    12 1 The Straits Times No. 1,202. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER, 7, 1958. 20 CENTS
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    $15,000 PAYHOLD-UP
    340 1  - $15,000 PA Y HOLD-UP Wee Hoc* Chye Man in police uniform one of robbers i 'Drive on'— then a chopper blow MALACCA, Saturday. TWO MEN, ONE WEARING A POLICE OFFICERS UNIFORM AND ARMED WITH A REVOLVER, HELD UP AN ESTATE ASSISTANT MANAGER TODAY AND ROBBED HIM OF A $15,000 PAYROLL.
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    Anti-vice raids all night
    118 1 Anti-vice raids all night DETECTIVES SEARCH ALL HOTEL ROOMS QETECTIVES of the AntiVice Squad of the C.I.D. last night raided hotels in the Geylang and Katong districts of Singapore giving vice operators no chance to conduct their business. On Friday the Hotels' Licensing Board ordered the cancellation of the licences
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    Lock icon Sir Hubert is new Chief Justice
    29 1 LONDON. Sat. Lord Justice Parker Sir Hubert Lister Parker has been appointed Lord Chief Justice of England in succession to Lord Goddard. Reuter.
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    Auster men tell of rescue drama
    485 1 Auster men tell of rescue drama TWO NIGHTS IN JUNGLE By Nelson Rutherf urd KOTA TINGGI, Saturday SOON after dawn today a helicopter brought two flyers out of the jungle where their Auster plane crashed on Thursday. Over an egg and bacor, breakfast at a Gurkha camp 20 miles from
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    A swig of rum from supply pack in wreck
    298 1 A swig of rum from supply pack in wreck "We looked in the supply pack that we had not been able to drop. It contained clothing, cigarettes and rum. "I sat down and had a swig. "We got the seat cushion and an emergency survival pack, out of the wreck.
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    Lock icon IT'S BACK TO THE BEAT
    56 1 rpOKYO. Sat.— Three em- barrassed policemen reported to their officers today that their patrol car had been stolen. It disappeared while they were checking a suspicious taxi cab last night When they returned to the cab. that had Rone. too. The three men have been
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    Lock icon FORMOSA: A PEKING PEACE BID
    335 1 FORMOSA: A PEKING PEACE BID CHOU: WE'RE STILL READY TO TALK HONG KONG, Saturday. THE Chinese Communist Prime Minister, Mr. Chou EnLai, tonight restated Peking's claim to Formosa but indicated that his Government was still willing to negotiate a Far East settlement. In a statement read over Peking Radio, he
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    Lock icon Ike returns for big talks
    46 1 NEWPORT (Rhode Island), Sat. President Eisenhower interrupted his vacation and returned to Washington today for a busy day of conferences, office work and a White House reception. His schedule included conferences on the Formosa Straits situation and school integration developments.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon SIR HENRY OFF TO WORLD FAIR
    84 1 SIR HENRY OFF TO WORLD FAIR LONDON, Sat— The Finance Minister of the Federati??, Col. Sir Henry Hau. shik Lee. left here late last night for Brussels to visit the world fair. Sir Henry left within hours of arriving in Britain from Kuala Lumpur on a delayed flight. He will
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    STOP PRESS
    42 1 ARMY WIFE DIES IN CRASH Array wife Mrs. etbel Keehle, 31, died on spot after car in which she was travelling crasher) tree at 9th milr. .N Road. Singapore. Just after midnight. Two others admitted to hospital in serious condition.
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    FROM THE PAGES OF THIS BOOK
    108 2 "Noone of the Ulu" is the title.lt is a book that thfilled all the critics. Dennis Holmari wrote it and Heinemann's published it. It is a report of one of the most remarkable manhunts ever undertaken the search by a young British official for
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    Be Proud of Your English
    475 2 Aiv you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes thai cause people to underrate you? Never has the importance of effective speech and writing been more widely recognised than today. If you can express yourself
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    A THRILLING, TRUE-TO-LIVE, STORY OF THE GREAT
    17 2 THE AMAZING EXPLOITS OF A YOUNG BRITISH SCIENTIST IN MALAYA
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    Noone meets a jungle Adonis
    1964 2 PAT NOONE was the eldest of four children of Herbert Vander Void Noone and his wife North. They had two boys and two "iris. Richard was 10 years younger than Pat. "H.Y.", as the head of the family was known to the others, had made
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  • JUNGLE MANHUNT FOR THE WHITE CHIEF OF THE ULU
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      Fickle village belle starts blood feud
      1465 3 had been formed Into a unit known as the Elephant Patrol, the purpose of which was to use welltrained elephants to prevent wild herds from damaging the estates. The group was prosperous. The headman, Dato Bintang. was the most powerful and spiritually fearless shaman
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      24 3 Next week ;fflS»k PAT FALLS IN LOVE AND WEDS BEAUTIFUL ANJANG $4 p a i N OO ne's brother, Richard, during his search Wj£
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    'snip thief WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT AT FAIR
    191 4 'snip thief WAS CAUGHT IN THE ACT AT FAIR QETECTrVE Ho Yiok Sion^ rdd a Singapoie Coup I yesterday of an at tempi by a boy to clip 1 goJd chain off a girl's neck fIT rhe G>eot World ■r,ido exhibition On Aug i Thp dpfrii v bald he khj
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    A neighbour killed our son, parents tell court
    392 4 A neighbour killed our son, parents tell court INQUEST HEARS OF QUARMiEL ON ADOPTED DAUGHTER'S ROMANCE IPOH, Saturday. JHE PARENTS of in ci e h'-»eai old achoolboy whose battered body wji found in blukar here l»t April rnday itemed j neighbour at I having murdered the boy. ■..nig irmruirLU 1114.
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    All should write Malay, says UMNO man
    135 4 All should write Malay, says UMNO man PENAWOr Sat CriJneiP and Indian parents snuula ihe-ir rmidreti m H'lsy nenooU. initfii Oh^lFdr tin BflUa the UMNO naikwiHl publla L>chief. aa.\a ticii- last night "Malay cannot he ccmsider*d our national ifliigU' are. in the tror aerur uf the *ord. unLeto it ii.
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    BIRTHDAY TOAST TO MALAYA AT PARTY IN LONDON
    49 4 CHE -11 Ml. ABbAS 'I«TL> and 4 hb- VaiUUn KHalkd drink [on,! Id M?la>? Nt a pany flv#n In Lumli>n bj Ihe Malayan 11 i 1 i ii i nioner lo crl«tTalr Iht K&leia|lnn n flrsl annlirrcßiv ol Independ*nrr. Rtuler plrluiv
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    Tin price falls
    29 4 Ttit ndn or 1m In Siiißjpnrp E#r pKnl ■ii' ■1- ul IDA li»hb ■■> ttl* inWfDE during IH« t>jmmll dUllluJ p*rtDfl -hn;n bfiKir. on JUT l r
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    Out-of-court settlement in jewels case
    121 4 Out-of-court settlement in jewels case MALACCA. Sat The m-quh-j lo dfltrmiuc Lhc dL-.pw.aL of KMM worth ol jewellery beioneing 10 nignL- club ilna^r Alice Let and nil rt |o have been pawned by a man who ha.h -Lnce dlnvya^ d.*HMHtlniird c LUduy. T The mailer has been ietfled oul of
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    Unions reject Pak plan
    227 4 i KUALA JXMPUR. Sat n Hie A^iati Beaiiimi confcr-i^i 'encc njf Ihe International \<- .COlllidcrallun of Free Trade Unions here today rejected a h PaxL^tanl proposal |hat the I 'icpti? Asian _.i iecre- y .lary should be eiepied by the Iconrerence. The Cutlfcrccicc accepted l tne
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    Banker on way to New Delhi
    80 4 Banker on way to New Delhi imii ol llm Bo ii of lbi L l-ir't Natmttal my B»nk of unX "Vtr Ilnuord C Mii'phtiL, *ha llem In vc-l*rday frem Hitt hi- "iiy In ji-li-ii'l Ihr iiin -ii i ii-n i Bank ami M'mclary Kunn L-iin f b-c i'H' itL New
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    JP rammed house with bulldozer, court told
    215 4 IDENANG Sot. An cslaTe niirijger who i^ a FVnarw ot rht Pe.ite mh a bulldoier a^am^t th.c bathrpom o' hemrf whose o^vntr llL LJ iL. 1 I, ri 1 nulL- ir, Ih? Second Mag is Irate Court was told today 1 Mr. H
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    ANOTHER FOUR MALAYANS FOR UNITED NATIONS
    125 4 1 KUALA LUMPUR- Sat- Four Federal council I vf 1 wLL) 1 leave Here on Monday for New Vorfc tn Join Ihe Fedei»- J lion's permanent delegation 1 lo Ihe United Nations al tlie t 13th mittm of The General,* A.sembly. from 3eot I
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    Leaders urge youths: Join battle for Socialist state
    272 4 Leaders urge youths: Join battle for Socialist state IPOH. Sat. Youths of Milaya shpuld lignr rof thf e^labli^l*i**"l of d Socniiit >n rhs country-, ih* annual conlerence of the Social's! Yourh Leagufl nf Mjliyi was told hare today .The battls aga|n=l colonlflllj,m had Men won and Hi taat now Wb
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  • LAST NIGHT'S GALA OPENING OF THE NEW VIC
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      Spotlight on talent all on one stage
      298 5 HAPPY IMPRESSIONS OF A TRUE MARRIAGE OF ASIAN CULTURES CEW people among the many hundreds at Singapore's new Victoria Theatre could have left for home last night without feeling well rewarded. It was rich and rare entertainment that was offered in the concert
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      Wanted: Key men for Central Bank
      159 5 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation Government is looking for "key" men to run Malaya s Central Bank which is expected to be opened next January. Salaries to be offered, it is,understood range from $600 basic for an examiner to $1,550 for an economic adviser.
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      34 5 SOLUTION TO MALAYAN MONTHLY CONTEST V' This is the solution to the Malayan Monthly's Word Puxxlo Contest 'V' for August, which the panel of judges held to give the most meritorious set of answers.
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    Susan Barrie sees Colony carrer girls
    103 6 FOR EVERY OCCASION Dainty and transparent. Leonie wears a young and pretty short evening dress at the American dab. She likes cheongsams, too. often wears them. Leonie steps out in in elegant sheath* of vivid blue batik, designed by Singapore girl Margie Chan, who
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    A model teacher and a most lovely model is Leonie Koenitz
    360 6 A model teacher and a most lovely model is Leonie Koenitz DRETTY 23-year-old-old Leonie Koenitz, one of Singapore's most attractive career girls, is a school-teacher who loves her work and does a little modelling as a hobby. "I love children," Leonie told me. "I teach six and seven-year-olds all subjects,
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    'Paris Look' and colour
    74 6 Colour is an important foundation stone in the overall "Paris Look" for the coming season. "Merry Widow" black Is strong everywhere, especially endorsed by St. Laurent In head-to-toe monocromatic effects', and lightened with white in other houses. There are strokes of vibrant colour in the red
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    Bill for beauty keeps rising
    300 6 Bill for beauty keeps rising T ONDON— Madam, your bill J for beauty' Experts have been reckoning what you spend on cosmetics and the total for last year was £61,800,000 or an average of £3 a head for women over 15 But tell your husbands you got your moneys worth.
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    NYLON IN SPORTS FIELD
    107 6 NYLON is tending to replace wool or cotton for women athletes, according a report from Britain that says new bulked nylon fabrics were worn by all members of the women's teams at the recent Empire Games. The new nylons, which are opaque and soft to the
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    U.S. introduces I bright and splashy prints
    316 6 AN American report says that the new, bright splashy prints that have come mo fashion with a bang are making women revolutionise their make-up at the same time. These "busy" colours can envelop a pretty face unless they are worn with the correct
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    Gossip is a girl's worst friend
    273 6 Gossip is a girl's worst friend MANY a girl has broken a budding romance or ruined a warm friendship, just by bearing a grudge about some real or imagined slight. Perhaps your boy friend paid another girl more attention than you would have liked, or danced with her several times
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    FOR EVENING
    32 6 Evening fabrics are formal and elegant in the new French collections and spell luxury with capital letters. Some cost as much as $55 a yard. Satin Is widely used everywhere.
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    Recipe for jellied fruit pie with that festive look
    171 6 TIfOST young Malayans are fond of sweet, delicious pies, so here is a recipe for jellied fruit pie, which has a nice, festive appearance, as well as good flavour. You need: 1 large cup flour; > 2 teaspoon salt; gelatine (one
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    Lock icon Dulles: Chinese Communists are still bent on conquest
    187 7 Dulles: Chinese Communists are still bent on conquest WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE Secretary of State, Mr. Foster Dulles, today cited Communist China's threat of war in the E Formosa Strait as a warning to South-East Asian r nations that international Communism has not E abandoned its "expansionist ambitions." Mr. Dulles made
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    MARINES BOARD SHIPS FOR BIG WAR GAMES
    226 7 MARINES BOARD SHIPS FOR BIG WAR GAMES JAIPEH, Sot.— United States marines pxeE paring for war games boarded ships off SouthE West Formosa today, following reports that E the Communists were E massing an invasion fleet off Quemoy IsE lands. The marines, advance E elements of a recentlyE arrived battalion,
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    Arson in Nicosia
    78 7 NICOSIA, Sat. The new offensive of EOKA. the Greek Cypriot underground movement, continued unabated today when seven masked men set fire to seven trucks belonging to the Cyprus Electricity Authority. The men bound and gagged the night watchman, then poured gasoline over the trucks and set fire
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    DRIVER GIVEN $90,000 GEMS IN TAXI
    79 7 DRIVER GIVEN $90,000 GEMS IN TAXI NEW YORK. Sat. A taxi driver. Yeishi Mafdali. 41. yesterday won a claim to jewellery worth $90,000 which he found in a woman's purse left in his taxi in March 1957. He waited the required 3*o days after turning in the gems to the
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    Lock icon ESCAPE TO FREEDOM
    25 7 BERLIN. Sat. Professor Walther Hoffmann, head of the Faculty of Agriculture at Halle University. East Germany, has escaped to West Berlin.— Reuter.
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    THE KING BLESSES COUPLE AT WEDDING
    152 7 THE KING BLESSES COUPLE AT WEDDING SEREMBAN, Sat— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong was the first to bless a couple with "ayer beriram" (holy I water) at a colourful wed- ding in the royal town ot Sri Menanti near here this afternoon. The bride, the third cousin of the King, is
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    Lock icon Mr. Butler: Not easy now to change policy
    329 7 Mr. Butler: Not easy now to change policy HE APPEALS FOR PATIENCE LONDON, Saturday. T HE Home Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, said at Maldon, Essex, tonight it would need "considerable force of argument" to alter Britain's traditional policy of allowing British citizens to come in and out of the
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    Manley says West Indies shocked by racial clashes
    111 7 Manley says West Indies shocked by racial clashes LONDON, Sat. The Chief Minister of Jamaica, Mr. Norman Manley, who arrived here by air last night, said the West Indies were "profoundly shocked" by the recent racial -disturbances. He added that he had come to place himself at the disposal of
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    Lock icon JEAN SEBERG WEDS
    26 7 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. Jean Seberg. 19-year-old film star of "Bonjour Tristesse." yesterday married her French sweetheart Francois Moreuil in her hometown, Marshalltown. lowa. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Seven killed in plane crash
    46 7 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sat.— At least seven people were killed when a plane with 44 people on board crashed last night near Ciudad Campina Grande, in Paraiba State. The plane was on a flight from Paraiba to Rio de Janeiro. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BANK OFFICIALS INTERESTED IN STRIPTEASER'S FIGURES
    126 7 TOKYO. Sat. Officials of the Bank of Japan are taking a keen interest in a local striptease artist. It's not her curves they are interested in it's her bank balance. The officials said they were hoping to use her in an advertising campaign to
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    Lock icon NO U.S. MOON PROBE YET
    72 7 NO U.S. MOON PROBE YET WASHINGTON, Sat. —The Defence Department said yesterday it was unlikely that the United States would make another attempt to launch a rocket to the moon this month. A first unsuccessful attempt was made last Aug. 11. Air Force officials forecast at the time that a
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    Mac. calls in top advisers on Cyprus
    94 7 Mac. calls in top advisers on Cyprus LONDON, Sat. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan called his top advisers to a confidential conference at the weekend which might pave the way for the return of the exiled GreekCypriot leader, Archbishop Makarlos. to Cyprus. The Governor of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot,
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    ODDS AGAINST CHIANG OVERQUEMOY
    59 7 ODDS AGAINST CHIANG OVERQUEMOY JAKARTA. Sat. Professional gamblers and rich Chinese in Medan. North Sumatra, have organised a "Quemoy sweepstake," it was reported here today. Thousands of dollars in wages have been placed on the date the island falls to the Communists. One syndicate was reported betting heavily that the
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    Lock icon Nikita holds top talks
    64 7 z BUDAPEST. Sat.— The Soviet leader Mr. Khrushchev has been holding a top-level meeting with East European Communist leaders at Yalta in the Soviet Union, according to reliable reports reaching Budapest. Hungarian sources have confirmed that Mr. Janos Kadar. first secretary of the Hungarian Communist Party,
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    Two seek 'heaven' on island
    198 7 DRISBANE Sat.— A yogi and a middle-aged woman have left Cairns, northern Queensland in a 30-ft. launch to settle on a small desert island in the Barrier Reef They took only meagre provisions and will live off vegetation on the tslana. The yogi is Australian
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      479 7 Ah Seng was "GRAY" Tired, worn out, listless. t^) Ho lacked strength, energy. Bkrp I ljL«k never came and life was drab! ,^> now *"^> v\ Ah Seng is --^^l f J lie's full of pep, energy, rigour. **^^^^^0w 'He's regained his normal |^^-^k y -^healthy colour, his old '^£%£fj^s^_
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    SINGLE UNION' CALL BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
    345 8 SINGLE UNION' CALL BY UNIVERSITY STUDENTS M EMBERS of the University of Malaya Students 1 Union resolved at an emergency general meeting yesterday that there should be one students' body for both the autonomous divisions of the university to be set up next year. The meeting was specially convened to
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    22 UNHURT AS BUS HITS BRIDGE RAILING
    79 8 22 UNHURT AS BUS HITS BRIDGE RAILING RAUB, Sat.— Twenty-two passengers in the Kuala Lumpur-Kuala Lipis express bus were uninjured when it collided with the iron railing of the bridge over the Bilut River four miles from Raub today. The bus was going down a steep hill when, according to
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    The prisoner who escaped
    60 8 A prisoner, who escaped from the custody of a warder but surrendered himself to the police five months later, yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from legal custody at Mann Road on June 11. Tang Wah Swee. gave himself up at the Joo Chiat
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    AUSTRALIANS HAVE SOFT SPOT FOR MALAYANS, SAYS ENVOY
    107 8 rpHE MALAYAN High Com- missioner in Australia, Mr. Gunn Lay Telk, said in Singapore yesterday that Australians have a soft spot for Malaya. Mr. Gunn. who arrived by Qantas on his way to the Federation for "routine consultations," said: "Malaya is the
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    Art show opens on Thursday
    62 8 Mr. Lee Siow Mong, president of the China Society of Singapore, will open an exhibition of paintings by Prof. Lim Sheng Yang at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, building in Hill Street, at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday. The exhibition will be open to the public
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    Airmen aid a widow
    56 8 MALAYAN airmen at R.A.F. Seletar, Singapore, yesterday gave $137 to the crippled widow. Madam Ann Kirn Hong, who has been struggling to support her six children on a Social Welfare dole of $45 a month. The money was handed to the Sunday Times. The total from
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    Church leader at Rotary
    52 8 Dr. Ralph W. Sockman, who is a paster, author, lecturer and church leader, will speak to the Singapore Rotary Club at a luncheon meeting In the Cathay Hotel, at 1 p.m. on Wednesday. Dr. Sockman has been Minister of the Methodist Church In New York City
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    SAFEGUARD ASIAN LIVING STANDARD -UNIONISTS' PLEA
    277 8 ICFTU urges quiet* action to combat violent fluctuations in prices KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. "J"HE Asian Regional Conference of the ICFTU today called on the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, the United Nations Commission for International Commodity Trade, and the Food and
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    5 girls dance for envoy
    55 8 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. Five Malay girls from the Grammar School here swayed to modern Hindustani music at the Cosmo Club last night In a performance in honour of the Indian High Commissioner to the Federation, Mr. S. Banarjl. Mr. Banarj! Is on his first official
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    Local council poll result
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tuan Haji Mohamed Napis bin Mohamed was yesterday elected to the local council of Mengabang Telpot in Kuala Trengganu Utara. He defeated the only other candidate for the seat, Inche Abdul Ghani bin All.
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    PROMISE BY LIM TO RAF STAFF
    200 8 PROMISE BY LIM TO RAF STAFF CINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, yesterday promised the Air Ministry Local Staff Union that he would take up direct with the British Government the case of the 400 civilian employees to be dismissed by the Royal Air Force. The promise was made
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    Chinese school advisory board man
    92 8 Chinese school advisory board man THE Singapore Chinese Schools Conference yesterday appointed its secretary. Mr. Kao Hung Keng. to represent it in the Education Advisory Board, now being formed by the Education Ministry. The Ministry has also asked seven other educational bodies to nominate representatives to the board to advise
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    At your cinemas Johore Bahru
    92 8 At your cinemas Johore Bahru REX: .T.dihoase Rock 11.30 a.m.: Xudumba Gouravam (Tamil! 3. 8. CATHAY: Creature with the Atom Brain 11.30 a.m.; Scarlet Doll 3. 7. 9.15. Kola Illiarn LIDO: Pawang (Malay) 9.30 a.m.: Foong Chan Yeow Mutt (Mandarin) 3. 7.15. 9.30. ODEON Dragonfly Squadron 9.45 a-m.; Hollywood or
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    Chinatown surprise for TB probers
    213 8 A SINGAPORE Government team, conducting a mass X-ray campaign to discover the extent of tuberculosis here has been pleasantly surprised by its findings on Chinatown. A preliminary reading of the first 5,000 X-ray films taken at two centres has shown that the area has fewer
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    THE MONORAIL
    837 9 Answer to our traffic By A. J. BRANSTON SOMETIME between now and 1960 America hopes to launch new ambitious schemes of mass transportation, designed not only to provide swift and silent transport but also to ease traffic congestion which is irrevocably choking her cities. And these "new" and
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    Chaos as 2 boys invade Dusun
    461 9 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL FRIDAY, Aug. 29. QN Sept. I, after heavy rain, the stream rose over the bridge floor. Since Aug. 15 there has been little rain, and night temperatures have been high, followed by hot days. This sort of weather might cause th«
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    problems
    273 9 -*t THE MONORAIL PILOT CAR AT HOUSTON, TEXAS. IS APPROPRIATELY KNOWN AS THE "TRAILBLAZER" HERE. ENGINE. ERS MAKE A LAST CHECK PRIOR TO A TRIAL RUN. IT offers silent, smooth and fast travel at less cost According to the publication Mass Transportation, ordinary subways (or tube railways) cost <ln
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    Singapore, Sept. 7. 1958. A COLOURED VIEW
    490 10 Singapore, Sept. 7. 1958. A COLOURED VIEW MALAYANS are quite naturally sensitive on the subject of racial discrimination and the resultant strife. In reports and discussions about the recent incidents in Britain the term "colour bar" has been introduced by some unthinking people, looking for a cause to take, or
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    Space Age Posers
    393 10 IF two starry-eyed young Earthians, on their first trip to the moon, fall in love, and want to make their honeymoon come true, then and there, can the commander of the spaceship perform a legal ceremony o* marriage like the captain of a ship at sea? This
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    The case of young Idrus, convicted eight times
    1044 10  -  Fronds Cooray \WHEN Idrus bin Koya Kuti pleaded with a Kuala Lumpur magistrate recently that he would rather serve a longer sentence in prison than a shorter one followed by police supervision he gave a number of reasons for his strange request.
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    NEW LEGAL PROBLEMS GIVE LAWYERS BIG HEADACHE
    1179 10  -  James Avery Joyce would be, the culprit will not have to pay with his life. The question of "air sovereignty will be keenly debated when it will come up in a few months time before the United Nations Assembly. The reasons for the
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    'Australia should let Asians enter'
    228 11 'Australia should let Asians enter' CIR JOHN WILLIAMS. a visiting Australian newspaper executive, yesterday stressed the need to bring about a closer relationship between Australia, the Federation and Singapore. Sir John, who is managing: director of the Melbourne Herald and Weekly Times, said on arrival at Singapore: "It is essential
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    HIGH TIDES
    58 11 TODAY: Singapore 4.22 am. 'tft. am.) 4 pjn. (7ft. 4in.i, Port EHokson 11.48 ajii. (6ft. SuO, Feaaog 5.11 ajn. (tut. 2in.) 6.06 pjn. (sft. 51n.). TOMORROW Singapore 6 09 .im 1 5ft. 91n.) 5.15 p.m. (7ft lin.). Fort Dickson 12.03 a.m. reft. 31n.) 1.30 pjn. (6ft. Sin), Praang
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    White Policy ought to be eased, says Sir John
    12 11 SIR JOHN WILLIAMS
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    What's on TODAY
    212 11 POLICE BAND concert at King George V Park. 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. SINGAPORE CHAMBER ENSEMBLE presents an organ recital by Dr. Kenneth Barritt at Victoria Memorial Hull, 8.45 p.m. TRADE AND INDUSTRIES FAIR ;.t Great World amusement park. CHINI Si: VMf\ rl6 Soutfl Piert Table tennis,
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    ICFTU HQR. FOR MALAYA?
    134 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The executive board of the Asian Regional Section of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions i.i to be asked to consider transferring its headquarters from New Delhi to Kuala Lumpur or Singapore. A decision will be taken at the board's second meeting
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    4,000 PEOPLE ASK FOR BUS SERVICE
    127 11 rHHE 4.000 residents of -I Opera Estate. Siglap, Singapore, badly need a bus service to the city. Some have to walk more than a mile to catch a city bound bus. More than 1,000 office workers and school children make this daily trek. The
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    16 WIN $625 EACH IN MM CONTEST
    1050 11 THE Jackpot for the Malayan Monthly's Contest "V" (August) was not won. The Jackpot for Contest "Z" {September) will therefore, be $25,000. Sixteen entrants submitted solutions which differed at one point Irom the solution (See Page 5) which the judges held to give
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    Girls, beware of those bride wanted' letters
    531 11 Girls, beware of those bride wanted' letters HERE'S WHAT AWAITS ONE LASS MORE and more Australian men are trying to find Malayan brides by post. But strong warnings or the problems involved for the girls are already being voiced. Six new appeals for assistance in finding Asian brides were received
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    218 12 THIS WEEKS PRIZE WINNING PHOTOS WINNER of the first prize ($3O) in this week's photo contest is Ong Eng Kiow 28 B Jalan Sempurna. Gombak Road. Kuala Lumpur with "On my Table" (top, left). The picture was taken with a Rolleiflex on llfi.nl F.P. 3 film.
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    Colour takes you into the fourth dimension
    1209 12  -  Raymond Thomas By I OAD your camera with colour film and a fourth dimension is added to your pictures. length, breadth, depth AND colour You are now within reach of being transported into a fairyland rich with all the colours of nature. Rather
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    The clues
    176 12 ACROSS: 2. Playhouses 18 >. 9. Odd (01. 10. Sheep 14), 12 Peer (4). 14 ■MM iO'. 15. Dawdled (B>, 17. Mineral spring i3i. 20. Marsh grasses <si. 21. Organ <3>. 23. Birds 1 4 1 25. Uninteresting ISI 26. Stain (4), 27. Particle (4) 28. Entrance (*<.
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    FILMS PREVIEW
    5 13  -  Douglas Laekersteen By
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      WELLES RINGS THE BELL
      176 13 WELLES RINGS THE BELL THE talented, if sometimes erratic, guiding hand of Orson Welles leaves a definite impression upon "TOUCH OF EVIL" (Universal International). This is the story of how justice can miscarry, how innocent people can be framed when a cop goes wrong. As such, it presents a situation
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      3 loves hurt Maria
      151 13 rE noted French director Rene Clement has concocted a drama so realistic from Emlle Zola's "lAssommoir" in his production "GERVAISE," the overall effect depresses. Set in the Paris of 100 years ago, it tells of a woman who shared her love with three men, but only
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      MoaniiT at the rock
      81 13 MISTER ROCK AND ROLL" is just what It says it is a curious hodge-podge of some curious people giving voice to curious sounds sometimes amidst curious gyrations. These people, sounds and gyerations are linked together by Vtel purports to be a story whose plot could not
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    Dirk loses his head, but retains a stiffish upper lip
    670 13 Dirk loses his head, but retains a stiffish upper lip 1 "f IS a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before," says Dirk Bogarde, flashing his spaniel's eyes at Madame Guillotine dripping with the blood of her last victim. The voice is the voice of
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    ON THE RECORD
    498 13 RACHMANINOFF S Second Piano Concerto like Tchaikowsky's No. 1 in B flat minor, has suffered repeated abuses at the hands of Tin Pan Alley tunesmiths because its rich melodic content offers itself to musical exploitation for the popular taste. Despite these abuses, however, the concerto has retained
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    The land of friendly, smiling people
    1151 14  - The land of friendly, smiling people NIELS MULDER Around the world on foot WHILE touring the world I see many countries. Afterwards people expect me to talk about them. They want my judgement, a very difficult thing as everybody who has been to a certain place will have enjoyed it
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    Nelson hears message from saucers
    307 14 lONDON. Sat. —The Saturday afternoon crowd in Trafalgar Square gazed uneasily upwards But for once the source of their alarm W3S not the pigeons. !t was the assurance that they were being watched flying saucers This was the first openair meeting of the Aetherlus Society,
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    Malacca street names bring back memories of Dutch occupation
    472 14 Malacca street names bring back memories of Dutch occupation delighted to have me as his guest for that day and so was I. The spontaneous hospitality of everybody I met made me happy every day. Everywhere people wanted to give me something extra a kind of souvenir. No day passed
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    ONE TOO MANY AND IT STALLS
    65 14 COPENHAGEN, Sat. A Danish radio technician claims to have invented a device which prevents a car from starting if the driver's breath smells too much of liquor when he puts in his ignition key. The driver cannot start for 15-20 minutes, and thus has
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      170 14 ghettouaht her blouse g^& gaw Joan's /jHHj Mr vbE ftv You can see at a glance which blouse was washed in Surf XurJVifMJO WHITES ARE WHITER. Wjf COLOUREDS BRIGHTER znd that means cleaner/ SURF washes whiter/ MW H-EN-MW Bring your shaving WJr^M up-to-date **^*^^tfC with a modern ml£f*/ 'n^ Gillette
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    An English snapshot in an Oriental album
    1067 15  -  Rosemary Robinson MEVER before have I VISITED my own country, wafted there suddenly for little over three weeks, on personal business, with a reasonable sum of money in my pocket and not a care in the world. For this, of course, there could
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    Square dancer back after 2,000 sessions
    199 15 NEW YORK. Sat. -Rickey Holden landed back in New York still full of bounce after dancing around the world in ten-and-a-ahalf months, including a visit to Singapore and the Federation Holden, a professional square-dance caller, was sent on the tour by the International Recreation
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    18 films entered for cine contest
    735 15 THE secretary of the 1 Selangor Amateur Cine Croup, Mr. Goh Kong Hong, tells me that the 19 entries for the second Malayan "five best" contest includes two films with sound. One of these Is ClnemaScopic in form which makes the contest a little
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    THIS WEEK FOR YOU
    525 16 CAPRICORN (Dec. 21— Jan. 19) This week should herald better times both in > our J° D ana P^^^Jm sonal affairs. y^ I es should sort themselves out but at the cost of a family split. A good week for travel, for new ideas, for helpful
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    A KEY ISLAND
    231 16 rpOMORKnw Hi.- little iMmnd of Malta rrlrbratrs its national day. S A good dral has hem heard in the recent past about Malta's drslrr for indrprnd«n< and about thr growth of a nationalint 5 S croup in thr nlonv. What are thr astrological indirations as to E
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    THIS WEEK FOR ALL
    364 16 TODAY Portents today favour entertaining on a lavish scale. Forget your personal grievances and get your friends around you. Excellent for asking favours or contacting important people. FOR LI K TODAY WEAR OR I'SK: Fuschia pink. 3. Amethyst. TOMORKOW: Likely to be a peacefuj day. Better
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      335 16 S v TUKNE7 TWREATENIN6LV TOWAK7 CONTEM7TUOUSLY, PEPIANTIY, TA'HU S^AT OUT 'A^Zas S V^^^B^B^^ I W Afa^^W't^sJ -C?o< AN7 S'J»wEISE7 "^0 t mE OCEAN COO^ wiw WT fc< <%^* 5 wmm^^i rgßg^m spfipipF o^e E^7 *\s ?zcr*rvy swavep r o a s*\zr ANr I I ZT^ I I ~^~~Z j| mm
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    COBRA AND A CENTIPEDE
    1160 17 Reader witnesses a strange encounter in which snake takes the count RECENTLY I witnessed a strange sight in which a three-foot cobra was apparently killed by an eight-inch centipede. The scene took place in my firewood shed in which rats have made their nest. On that
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    One-time friend has become a hated 'enemy
    1051 17 One-time friend has become a hated 'enemy HAVE an enemy who A as once my friend. While were friends she gave nu i her photo. Now w? are enemies, is it rude for me to return the photo.' M. L. 1 don't suppose you want the photograph of an enemy
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    A BROGHT SUNBEAM SEAM
    799 18  - A BROGHT SUNBEAM SEAM Graham Short By "["HE new Sunbeam Rapier could not be more aptly named. IT IS bright, gay ana cheerful just the car to set a carefree mood. IT has a sleek, supple grace, responding almost instinctively to the slightest movement of the drivers hands, almost to
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    SPORTING SAM .
    202 18  - SPORTING SAM Reg. Wootton by Ed In its immediate predecessor. The compression ratio Is ud to 8.5:1. Maximum b.h.p. is now 73 at 5.200 r.p.m. Twin Zenith downdraught carburetters with built-in hot spot are fitted. In common with other blßh performance cars, the engine bearings are lined with lead indium.
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    106 18 SOUTH AFRICA may follow the lead set by England and Australia in their bids to produce brighter cricket. Mr. Arthur Coy. president of the South African Cricket Association, has called for seven changes in the rules governing the Currie Cup inter-provincial tournament "to make the game more attractive
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    CHANCE TO SEE TEST TEAM IN ACTION IS LOST ONCE AGAIN
    317 18  - CHANCE TO SEE TEST TEAM IN ACTION IS LOST ONCE AGAIN JOHN MARKS By THE rare opportunity of seeing a Test cricket team in action in Singapore is once again being lost for the mere want of asking. The New Zealand team will be passing througn Singapore In a fortnight*
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    SAY HUP TO PLAY IN INDIAN MEET
    147 19 I IM SAY HUP, Malayan Thomas Cup player, has accepted the invitation of the Cricket Club of India to play in their championships at Bombay from Sept. 18 to 30. Say Hup. who was Malaya 's firsx doubles player with Johnny Heah in
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    11 records broken at F&N sports
    282 19 11 records broken at F&N sports TWO BUSINESS Houses record? were improved .n the Eraser anil Neave athletic championship* at River Valle> Road yesterday. They were in the 120 yards hurdles by Chan Kirn Swee who clocked 18.2 sec. and the shot put by James Tan with 3 lit. 4in.
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    Seletar get 53
    78 19 R.A.F. Selelar tiounctd R.A.F. Tengah by 53 points dour goals, nine tries and two oenalty goals) to three (penalty goal) in a rugby match at Seletar yesterday. Seletar. who led 22-3 at halftime, scored their tries through Lublam (4i, Parking ton (3), Strickland (2), Corrle (21. OTlynn
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    Indians out for 185
    150 19 SINGAPORE Cricket Club had scored 42 for one in reply to Indian Association's first inningi of 185 at the end of the first day in their two-day cricket match for the Gandhi Memorial Shield on the padang yesterday. INDIAN ASSN. Ist Inns. Rajendra lbw Smith 18;
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    LANCS 76 FOR 2
    35 19 BLACKPOOL Sat. R.iin emuMd tevtral Imki-up. on the 1 opening ci.iv of (he Batata here between the New Zealanders and Lancashire. At tea, Lancashire hud stored I 7C for two.— Rculer.
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    Starting stalls will be hard to introduce in Malaya
    496 19 Starting stalls will be hard to introduce in Malaya EPSOM JEEP discusses a controversial topic in Malayan racing with some of the leading turf personalities the introduction of automatic starting stalls. starting stalls, widely used in the principal racecourses in Australia and United States, may not be practicable in Malayan
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    Asian boys soccer meet next july
    124 19 Asian boys soccer meet next july KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The organisers of the first Asian Junior Soccer cham. plonship have tentatively fixed April next year to stage the tournament. This was announced by the sub-committee appointed by the Asian. Football Confederation which met here this week to draw plans for
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    83 19 Ranson wins golf medal E. V Ranson (all square > won the Keppel Club's "A" medal and the first nine of the ball sweep yesterday. Runners-up were S. A. Ang and W. Horst (1 down). Horst won the ball sween on the second nine. E. Edwards (1 up) was the
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