Singapore Standard, 12 September 1953

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    21 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD I Vol. IV. No. 72, l^T-tg^sC- ft jfc m s, SINCAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1933. TWELVE PACES To CENTS.
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    SIR DONALD FOR BRITAIN
    409 1 Loan -For -Ma laya TalksTo Resume SIR DONALD MacGillivray, [Deputy High Commissioner of the Federation, will leave Malaya on iSept. 21 with Lady MacGillivray on four months furlough in the United i Kingdom. But the leave, approved bv the High Commissioner, will not be just a
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    Military Changes In North District
    67 1 M LUMPUR, Fit War Office has to the disbanding idquarters North Sub District and ination of I new ional district to be i isl Federal Divii District under the nand oi a divisional tnder. in the I the lay. I Majorhe Ke lah, w K<
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    AFRIDI ATTACK KHYBER FORT
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    Mao: Big-2 Agree
    25 1 irtei S and British dip o- are ther the postponement should ist for tli" autumn of thc Assembly or for a d.
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    CONGRESS MEN TO SKIP FED.
    219 1 KUALA MJMPI'K Fri. A I'nited States Con- I (Tessional delegation will visit Singapore in the <ou rse of a South East Asian tour early next month. It will be the first visit of Congress men to this country. The party of six or seven men
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    She Sends Ships And Sympathy To Cyprus
    194 1 She Sends Ships And Sympathy To Cyprus NICOSIA. Cyprus, Sept. 11 (UP)— British J warships rushed aid to- J day to this stricken eastern Mediterranean 5 island. where violent J earthquakes yesterday J killed 40 persons, injured 5 100 and left 4.000 wand- 3 ering homeless. J And from London
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    POSTPONED 3rd. TIME
    59 1 KUAIA I. UMPUR. Fri. thirH postponement of the nal conference sponsored ie Mentris Besar puts the of the meeting as Sen' 27 e Kuala Lumpur Town The meeting was recentpt. 16. nee ides rl of its committee will tv of st ommunal poli- i direct mem- fl
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    BACK FROM KOREA
    15 1 PRESIDENT Eisenhower yestertlay greeted his too .John who flew home Irom Korea.
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    USELESS EUSTACE
    15 1 "Yea had to scrap the whole collection. Sir! The moths Rot at 'em!"
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    Off To Germany
    33 1 WASHINGTON, Sept 11 (AP) Major-Gen Miles Reber, the Army's congressional (ontact man who got into conflict With Senator Joseph McCarthy (Republican. Wisconsin) on Sept. 8, lg bcing transferred to Germany
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    JETS COLLIDE OVER LONDON
    70 1 LONDON. Sept. 11. (AFP).— Two RAF Meteor jet fighters collided in mid-air over London today while rehearsing for the Battle of Britain Day fly-past on September 15. One crashed in flames in waste ground 100 yards from the Woolwich Arsenal. The pilot was pulled out seriously
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    TRIED TO SLAY NEW SULTAN
    64 1 RABAT. Sent. 11. (Reuter) A assassin in a powerful ar today ran down the Sultan of Moroci o as he waa riding on horseback to lead the prayers at the Touarqa mo>4ue here for the first time sin e Ins accession. The 64-year-old ruler was
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    AIR MINISTER'S TOUR PUT OFF
    67 1 LONDON Sept. 11 (Reuter) Lord De L'lsle and Dudley, the British Secretary of S for Air. has postponed indefinitely an overseas tour of the Far Fast Air Force. Australia and New Zealand, the Air Ministry announced tonight. His tour was to include five days n
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    KIM IS IN MOSCOW Molotov Was At The Station
    243 1 KIM IS IN MOSCOW Molotov Was At The Station MU^UW, sepf. 11.— Kim II Sung, North Korean Prime Minister, arrived here last night for top-level talks with Soviet Government leaders. His journey from Korea had taken ten davs bv train. J The North Korean Prime Minister brought with I mm
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    Marker Buoy Missed From Mooring
    152 1 Marker Buoy Missed From Mooring Standard Staff Reporter IHE magnificent Ajav Shoal. Buo'v. which should b e moored a quarter of a mile from Sultan Shoal, is missing. The steel buoy. 20 ft high and 12 ft |n diameter. painted red with the name "Ajax" splashed boldly o n LU
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    AND NOW ITS LIFETIME TYRES
    63 1 CHICAGO. Sep*. 11. (H ler) Dr. John Blake, a rubber "hemiral research work. predicted here that car ownei A'ould one day have cars v. yres in colours to match the ?ar and manufa U'-'v; lo I is long as the car itself. "The lifetime tyre
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    YUGOSLAV POLL
    17 1 THE Yugoslav elections are expected to he held on No- i' em her 22. UP
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    AUSTRALIA EASES IMPORT CONTROL
    107 1 CANBERRA, Sept. U (AP) Prime Minister R. G. Menzies today announced the re laxing of all import rf£trie tions except a.s regards the dollar countries, by a further I ten per cent effective Oct. 1. Menzies said that imports I from Japan which hitherto have been
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    Rita's Latest Choice
    66 1 photo. HOLLYWOOD film stars. Rita Hayworth and Dick Hay nies, snapped at Las Vegas. Nevada, just as they announced plans to marry later this month. Miss Hayworth*! last husband was Prince Aly Khan. Mr. Haymcs i N in the midst of discussions on a legal technicality which
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    SHELLING DRAWS BRITISH PROTEST
    217 1 HONGKONG, Sept. 11 Britain today protested to Communist (hina against >• Red Chinese warship attack on Wednesday on a Royal Navy launch off Hongkong, while seven victims of the attack were buried with full naval hon:ours. Another Ave lie injured at jthe Navy hospital. Hero ol
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    NO BASE CAN REPLACE SUEZ
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    YOUTHS DISBAND
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    MUSLIM COURT URGENT NEED
    285 2 Half Of Singapore Malay Marriages End In Divorce Standard Staff Reporter SINGAPORE Muslim leaders, alarmed at the high rate of divorces among Muslims, yesterday urged the immediate setting up of a Reli qious Court as a solution to the problem of broken marriages. DfTicml qtptiqtics reveal
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    FLAGS NET $3,000
    23 2 THK Singapore YWCA 1,001.15 o n it! 1I last week, 'i ral ks the organ, ers the and ih. pn
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    Police On Track To Solve 3-Fires Mystery
    322 2 Police On Track To Solve 3 -Fires Mystery SINGAPO R E Police ai e investigatinj her the three North Bi idge a I ihes occulting on ilu> last three successive (i.e >rk of i >niMs. 11. hey do no' attach any political signifi ranee I i < in *ho which
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    Malayans In The Discovery
    39 2 an a n among from all < irld to aboard the famous >ai i: eareh SI Discovi tel for h fur Ifl Londo: I Ml. F >i v. i al the coi ling to an oflfi
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    HK EXCHANGE
    40 2 HONGKONG. Sopt. 11.—Special Stand. i rel Service Closing prices of the Honekonc Exchange today w 1 iMB to Cl ling; $5,965 to US l dollar $1,827 to Malayan $1; $0,206 tc Indonesian Ruppiah; Gold $2*;i.2."> to on< tael.
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    Court Awards $405,677 In Land Dispute
    349 2 Court Awards $405,677 In Land Dispute MR. Justice Buttrose terday made an award in thc Singapore Hiqh Court of $405,G77. for 130 acres of land at Bukit Batok. belonging to Credit Foncier d'Extreme Orient, Hume Industries (Far! East) Ltd.. and the Estate of Koh Poh deceased. The Co oner of
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    'SOLDIER SHOT PLAYING RUSSIAN ROULETTE'
    315 2 LANCE Corporal Alexander Sim was shot j while taking; part in a game of Russian roulette, ASP Mr. John Liddle, prosecuting officer, told the Singapore Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. E. H. D'Netto yesterday. The fatal shot was fircu by Private Frederick Porter while the
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    Clubs Want Poorer Boys
    46 2 Closer liaison between the hoy.s clubs arid the Socia: \V. fare Department, Singapore, ithe aim of the reorganisation YO th says the Department's A report. It if also hoped that thia will enable the clubs to out more to under-privi vernacular groups.''
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    HOTELKEEPER CLAIMS TRIAL
    74 2 ONG Toh Moy, manag* Soo Hai Hotel in East Coast Road, claimed trial in the Singapore Fifth Police Court yesterday to a summons charge of failing to enter particulars of three lodgers, two girls Chai Keow (14) of Kuala Lumpur and Chow May Eng (27 > of
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    APPEAL COURTS
    27 2 THE Singapore Criminal Court of Appeal and the Court of Appeal (Civil) will sit in the Supreme Court Building at 10.30 a.m. on Sept. 21.
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    MALAYA HALL BIDS FAREWELL TO WARD
    238 2 MALAYA HALL BIDS FAREWELL TO WARD LONDON. Sept. 11 (Reu ler) The Governors of Malaya Hall one of the smartest clubs for overseas students in London last ■ight gave a farewell party to the man who did most lo make it possible Mr. W Ward. Tlu first British Commisrier in
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    COMMODITY PRICES
    110 2 ft ft CLOSING ruhher prices (cents per lln in Singapore vesterdav ere Buvers Sellers No I N S.S Spot Loose (;4 He 1 R.s.s «;ii u\ No 2 RS.s 629 No. 3 K.s.s iii.: Glfi Tone Bliffetl) Steadier UN PKICI Ihe price of tin vest«r day was S.'IOK,
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    FUND TOTAL NOW $63,175
    44 2 ST XAVIER'S building fund in Penang has now n $63,175.50 Latest dotial $100 each, came fiom Ml B Roche. Mr. Um Sian 1 i Mr. Ong Eng Seang and Di Ta n Wee Han Mr. Lin. I Teng donated $200.
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    CJA'S RITSON CHARGES UNFOUNDED'
    178 2 Standard Staff Reporter THE Under Secretary to jh'e Singapore Government, Mr. J. D. Higham. yesterday described thc charges made against the Government on Ritson pay talks by the Council of Joint Ae'inn as "unfounded." Tne C.J.A., Which claims a membership of about 18.000 chirged Government with
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    City Song A Credit To Its Creator
    99 3 City Song A Credit To Its Creator .iii v SONG" in of City Day is a k ol inspiration and rre dil to the composer, M, David Apel, the known Czech teachmusic in Singapore. i lyrics hy Mr. VV. Iroozoo, principal "i the I n:; Sen U School, easj tn
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    $1,000 Donation Fcr Nanyang U.
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    Health Requests Granted In Full
    270 3 Sing I] re .ests for aid in 1954 and 1955 epted "ii i t the recent W.H.O. Regional Mee meeting In Tokyo, said Dr. M. Doraisingham, itiet Health Officer who has .ju>t returned after esenting Singapore ;;l the meeting. -The W.H.O. realise that Singapore's health
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    Merchants Say It's Undemocratic
    80 3 Merchants Say It's Undemocratic merK?ial i >ns y. anded the it c.f live inirdinance to tf) the as undemoprinciple. "it n luncil to nex I g On Tue lav. tate* of "t. ndivid I to i ic I i il i permit the n rh his pre nisea and ins
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    NEUMONIA KILLED 24
    21 3 NEUMONIA KILLED 24 i 2 4 [apore list week. 'j aod enteritis RO4 babies wei* »i„ IM Persons died ln vc
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    Girls Chase Grab Thief
    55 3 WHILE an 18-year-old girl was waiting for a iriend on the live foot-way of Cross Street on Thursday night, a man snatthed her purse and ran away. She nave chase with two girl friends, but soon lost siu'ht of thp thief. The purse contained her identity
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    BAHAI CENTRE
    23 3 DR. FOZDAR will speak or '"Tlu- Futur. of Religion** al Bahai Centre, 352-A Tanjong Katong Road, tomorrow at 1 1 a.m.
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    Blytbes Here In Between Holiday Trips
    101 3 Blytbes Here In Between Holiday Trips THE former C I .1 Secretary in Singap ire. Mr. W. L. Blythe. returned to the Colony yesterday in the Glenearn with Mrs. Blythe after a six-week trip to < Hongkong arid Japan. B ythe, who i> on < leave prior to retirement. wil|
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    BOUND OVER FOR 6 MONTHS
    70 3 AN 18-year-old girl. Chew Kum Yew was bound over to be of good behaviour for six months, by the Singapore Eighth Police Court Magistrate, Mr. A. W. Ghows yesterday. I The court was told that at about 7.10 p.m. on August 8. < Chew tried
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    DOLLARS TO CHINA
    82 3 FAM I L Y remittances to c China during August totalled $1,744,703. of which $1,162,759 I was from Singapore and the i balance from the Federation of c Malaya. pnoie. 81l Ml ««M!Wflfr mmW<*mSi7am JS*m*a MR ONG TIONG PL'AY, a Singapore businessman, and Mrs. One. (standing third
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    Singapore's Old Vic' Won't Be Demolished
    154 3 ■i !!!.Y Ar y! M! Victoria Theatre and Memorial Mali will not be pulled down to give wav to a new building, the City Council's Estates and Fire Brigade committee has decided. Some Councillors felt that the los s of a historic building would
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    Every 33rd Person Owns A Car
    121 3 Every 33rd Person Owns A Car THER E were 218.472 vehicles of all types on Singapore roads up to the end of August. These include more than .50.000 motor cars. This works out at one ear to every 33rd person in Singapore. During August. new vehicles which came on the
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    Junior Red Cross Show THE Junior Branch of tht
    94 3 Junior Red Cross Show THE Junior Branch of tht Singapore Red Cross Societj will hold an exhibition of I James and gifts made or collected by Red Cross Jun ion is Christmas gifts for childrer; in hospitals. In the exhibition, which will te held in November, a stall will display
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    Appliances: Sell Or Rent?
    89 3 THE Public Utilities Committee of the Singapore City Council has appointed a subcommittee to consider the proposition that household appliances be sold to the public OO hire purchase terms instead of on rental as at present. The Ga s Department is reported to be losing money
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    Demand For Housing Of Lepers On Increase
    539 3 PWD Director Reports Standard Staff Reporter ALTHOUGH no provision is made in thc estimates, the Public Works Department is investigating the possibility of providing more accommodation for Singapore's lepers as a result of a big increase in demand, the Director of Public Works,
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    Red Cross Sweep Tickets On Sale
    55 3 TICKETS for the Singapore British Red Cross Society's $50,000 lottery which are now on sale are available at lee Wah 3ank Ltd., 18 South Canal Road, and branch headquarters, Red Cros* Office, Old Supreme Court. Sales of tickets which are priced at $1 each
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    WORK ON S'PORE SCHOOLS IN HAND
    222 3 TWO Ol T T of three Singapore secondary schools costing $700,000 each are under construction and the third will close its call lor tenders this week, the Director of Public Works, Mr. A. Wear, disclosed at a Press conference yesterday. Of eight secondary schools
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    Hints On Prints
    33 3 DR. C.A. GIBSON HILL will lecture on Exhibition Prints A Judge's Viewpoint "at the Camera Club, 57, Pheng Oeck Avenue, on Sept. 15 at 8 p.m The public is invited.
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    Attempt To Cheat S'pore Merchant
    182 3 Attempt To Cheat S'pore Merchant in ij men posing as agents ol a manager of a certain cinema in Singapore, were trapped bv Police as they went to collect S5OO from their victim a businessman living: in North Bridge Road— on Thursday. The businessman was approached by a man on
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    Season For Marriages
    64 3 A MASS Wedding of six couples will take place at the Singapore Hakka Guild hi Peck Seah Street at noon on Tuesday. Sept. 15 Tiie Hakkas o r Khjki !>elieve that this month, the eighth. according to the Chinese calendar, ii specially propitious for ma- 1 The
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    Parents Of Girl Sought
    83 3 IPOH, Fri. Police today are still unable to trace the parents of a four-year-old deaf and dumb Chinese gill who was found by A watchman near the Ipoh Club in Ciub Road yesterday mornins. A Police radio van took her round town yesterday and made fruitless
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    Six Months Jail
    48 3 LTM KIM KHAN 12), w i sentenced to six months' imprisonment by the Singapore Seventh Police Court M trate. Mr. T. Kulasekaram. yesterday for pi ising It lbs. of raw opium on July 25 jat Sou t'n Quav. Prince Edu n I Road. i 1
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    RAF TO MARK ANNIVERSARY OF CREAT VICTORY
    540 4 Standard Stall" Reporter Hli; Battle of Britain— the great victory won for so manv by so few which saved Kngland irom invasion will be recalled on Tuesdav when ceremonial parades will be held at all R.A.F'. stations in Singapore and the Federation in
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    Welfare Draw Today
    70 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The draw for the next Social Welfare Lottery will be 1 in Seremban tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. A total of 1.292.000 tickets have heen sold for this lotterv Firsl prize will be $250,000. Other prizes are: second, $100,000; third. $30,000; .rth. $25,000. There are
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    BIG DRIVE FOR INFORMATION
    247 4 photo, j Tell It Four Ways Without Fear' Leaflets KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Four *f of giving vital information to thc Gov inn concerning Communist terrorist act detailed in 50,000 leaflets which he distributed in Selangor during thc r weeks in an intensive drive for operation against
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    Rescued Girl From Attackers
    195 4 Judge Praises Two MR. JUSTICE Whitton in the Singapore Hign Court vesterday commended a school teacher. Eugen Owen and a University of Malaya student, T. Kasinathan for coming to the aid of a girl when she was attacked bv two men in Cuff Road on the
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    Poll Points For Election
    46 4 IX PREPARATION' for I ie December Singapore Council election, the Government yesterday gazette.' polling stations for the wards. There are 10 polling stations each in the North, and Bi tier Wards, naie in South and Keppel and 11 in Ea.->t Katong wex
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    He Failed To Pay The Instalment
    89 4 \V II FN Lee Thian Sze sentenced to three month*' rigorous imprisonment lor criminal breach of trust in the Singapore Fifth Police C i yesterday, liis young wife an 1 children burst into tears. They were -till fobbing as they lelt the court. It
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    ManRobs, Chokes Girl (18)
    137 4 A Malay "pounced on" an 18-year-old Chinese schoolgirl took her pen. then clutched her neck until she fainted in lone- ly Napier Road. Singapore, last Wednesday evening. Said the girl yesterday: "I was on my way home then. The man snatched away my geometry set. "He
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    For Tokyo Talks
    195 4 i HANKS to Cathay Paeifir Airways the Federation delegation to the International Labour Organisation's eon ference and Mr. Alvin Carl and Mr. H Oldcnbrock of thc I.C.F.T.C. were able to board their plane fo r the last lap of their journey to Tokyo to attend a conference
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    He Chased, Cauaht Thief
    8 4 He Chased, Cauaht Th i ef and to
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    Raw Over Rubber Seeds Ta Nigeria
    141 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. C— iravertj ragei avei the scheme to airlift one million clonal rubber seeds to plantations In Nigeria in which Ume Malayan companics are said to have a majority share. The statement by 1 .k Ahmad. Smallho npi m the Fc i
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    EX-SPECIALS To GET 6 MTHS' PAY
    294 5 Reward For Devoted Dm*y KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-Speciol Constables honourably dischargafter completing hv. years' service in the Federation will get cash cncf.tsamount.ng to more than six months' pay, in addition to other forms or assisroncc. 'id tho Commissioner for Resettlement ol Sraial Coo will be
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    It's A Fight To The Bitter End—Raj
    139 5 It's A Fight To The Bitter End— Raj i IGHT to the bittei o bring the Singapon nment to its knet" c i Labour repre live on the Constitu ommission ha i started bv the La bom Mr. R. Dasaratha Labour Legislative < illor. (old The Stand esterdaj t h
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    Higham To Open Staff Canteen
    88 5 j A NEW staff canteen for i Governn: w ho ■•'s Fullerton B opened bv the Under-S. of the Colonv. Mr. Higham nexl Saturn Thi n will serve breakand lunch. During work- B houi rages will be various deI pari Spa provid I for workhO
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    Father, Son Commended
    68 5 A Malay r and son, crane drivers, were commend 1 Sing pore (Mr. Giam g Hin) yesl for 'tying to save a Chinese ;rer from drownii The labourer. Ang Chwee Bock. 26, slipped ofl the Embarkation Pier. al Beri ay a r rm Aug. 17. He n-swimmer.
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    PIRATE TAXI RAP
    56 5 SHEAH Lim K carried a a. -id e other men in his from the G Park to the Rit/ Hotel, was charged in the Citv Police Court y. with using a private car xi without a licence. and without having h to cover his passenger- The case
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    Sir John Opens Music Exhibition
    209 5 Taking A ji Close Look J THE popularity ol good music is growing rapidly in this part of the world, said the Singapore Governor, I Sir John Nicoll, when he opened a "timely exhibition" of Eastern and Western musical instruments at the British Council Hall
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    EVIL NOT FORESEEN
    154 5 A SINGAPORE woman for-tune-teller, who a> When he was a year 0 toretell the course ol life I "undesirable char.. T'ne boy, now in hi hi the on y in the S al W< fare I nary for August to respond to Be ause of his low
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    MP Meets Old Friend
    89 5 Mr. lies w iik will be I hen' far five days. He l'l will visit Johore "to see j Li things" eapeciaOy the r ;1 1 operative movement. Ile I 1 1 will then visit Australia 1 1 where he will deliver a 1 1 series
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    Education Chief Is III
    48 5 MR. R. M. YOUNG. Director of E S poTe. was reported to v ill at the General Hosp Mr. Young. due to retire at 1 t next 1 admitted to hospital a few days ago. Mr. R. E. [no Deputy Dir-. for Mr. Young.
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    2 SAID 'PASS' – FINED $200
    61 5 2 SAID 'PASS' FINED $200 TWO men who said "'p.' •1 asked for their fares while travelling in Singa] were charged in the Six* P re Court 1 lay. In one case, '•> h Hoon -lia $100 for I tor oi a tare. In the e, Tay Yi w (luan.
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    Traffic Rules During City Day Celebrations
    183 5 Traffic Rules During City Day Celebrations TRAFFIC will be barred Irom certain roads during the Citv dav anniversary celebrations. An order to this effect made by the Deputy Commissioner ol Police wa.s gazetted last night. The following restriction? will be in fon e from (3 p.m. on Sept. 21 until
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    Body Had Large Wart Under Eye
    68 5 Body Had Large Wart Under Eye THE man whose dead washed up on to thi behind the Customs Shed in B. ich Road o n Ti: ad irgt wari jusl under ,>aid y Police blished the thia distil bin* mark should make comparative When found a Cusl eer. th e
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    35 5 THE I ist nighl rn two ambu ren came oui tney could. Thi shop. Time p.m. Flrelr.cn got into action ii the flames. It wa.> a chimnev I at 1
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    70 5 Standard Stall Keportei GOVERNMENI servants, mprcialh thus? in responsible positions, should not Jo- allowed to hold office as Legislative Cmum rillori while < oiitirium.' the service. G national F Emj Ir. 1 morning li red j d bi i i it of If
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    200 5 |\i»' Ikeat uii'i n I mis allow ed to ept "ied p.u k. I ml* i >< .ti In ..i id.\d M'tion ul < hildrt 11 Ordin im il i> foi bidd< n la i« i iv,. ,m •„tv mf at "ii'i reward in
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    To Be Filed?
    749 6 REPRESENTATIVES of tho International Bank for Reconstruction and Development are expected to an ive in January next yeai to carry out a survey with a view to aiding th< eo nomic development of the Federation and the Colony. This survey should be of ticular interest to the
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    921 6 By A Times' Specif Correspondent I H l 2 Hours Ihu'lv gyJOO Ott Slttttaps St'fffl/rt'ia'% 1.100 f looms \^HEN the members of the House of Commons dis persed for the long recess they hod met, since the session began on November 4 last year, on
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      584 6 Dato Mahmud 's Task Sir: Mr. Ngim Khck Kuan, in Monday's issue of Thc Standard has written about the origin and original function of the Speaker ot thc House ot Commons in the 14th century. It is interesting to note that even in thc 16th century thc Speaker, as the
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      234 6 THE KELANTAN' GOVERNMENT is taken to task by Utusan Melayu for putting a former Cabinet Minister of Siam under house arrest for the last few years. The man. the paper says, is Ha.ii Shamsuddin bin Mustapha. former Minister for Islamic Affairs under Pridi Phanomyong with whom he escaped
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      Registering Bookmakers
      504 6 Sir; An announcement tbat tbe Government is considering taking steps to license and register bookmakers in this country was made in the Federal Legislative Council by the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. M. Hogan. It n aosi *BABV Sir: Moy I know who'.e "baby" is the Gemmill's Drinking Fountain, to tbe
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    59 7 Photo 1111 Duke Of Kent. IT. g knti ii out h\ Regimental (Quartermaster sergeant \< Burton at the Royal Military leademy, Sand- mm Mondaj Between >ui be seen Major ll V Havilland. I to- Duke is |oininc tin- a* i Prii iir mi i M. 11l
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    38 7 (AFP) v inBi -a n by G C R« i inald Mi I .man Raymond KHerts; Willi abl 0 Cornwall; »n able i in-March. O'Ki seaman gham, -loed ell. B Flo WyetMiiner. Fratton. 'he H. u-nce
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    Floods Destroy The Rabat Dams
    18 7 11. (Reuter). today swept bridges in Morocco and than 200,000.000 (C200.000) worth ol
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    RUBBER,TIN CLOSINGPRICES
    75 7 Stcndord London Correspondent LONDON. Sept. 11. The followin 9 are the closing prices of rubber ond tin on the London market: LONDON RUBBER LONDON TIN Jf* 19 d. Spot £611 per ton 'JOob«.r/Dec \9ld. buyers, £612 10s. sellers. •-n /Morch \9id. Three months: £602 10s. 'ro«/ J unc
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    Ex-Chinese PoWs Threat To Kill Mao
    125 7 Sept. 11 Rrsl ol 14,700 Chii ommunism arr; <'i neutral zone tog their fl I nci shouting, M D< io the 1,000 anti-Communist tered the at tho sprawlIndian village" near Panmunji guard Indian m> i undersh ip. I Natioi Many were I I lommunisl
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    JAP-AMERICAN HERO FETED
    46 7 NFW MEXICO. Sepl 11. (Ri ter) Sergeant Hiroshi di.vamura. the only living Japanese American to be n awan United States Of Honour, said he was b ■j. ting to "take it easy." yesterday following a round ol hectic e welcome home celebration. n
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    CAMBODIA WON'T FIGHT REDS OVER THE BORDER' -Lei Us Be' Plea
    271 7 CAMBODIA WON'T FIGHT REDS OVER THE BORDER' -Lei Us Be' Plea PIINOM PENH, Cambodia, Indo-China, Sept. 11 (AP) Cambodia's Premier Pen Nouth told the Communist-led Vietminh by radio today that if they would get out of his Indo-Chinese kingdom the Cambodians would not fight them in neighbouring Vietnam. The Premier's
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    Gas Explodes, Injures 67
    87 7 CLEVELAND (Ohio). Sept. 11 (AP) A gas explosion under a three-quarter-mile-long sec: ion of a street here killed a woman motorist and injured 07 persons some seriously in rush hour crowds fi terday. The woman died of injuries received when she was pin ied in a
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    PM Visits] Office, Sees U.S. Envoy
    207 7 PM Visits] Office, Sees U.S. Envoy LONDON, Sept. 11 (AP) —Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill paid a surprise visit last night to his office at No. 10 Downing Street, where he conferred for an hour with IT.S.l T .S. Ambassador Winthrop Aldrich. The 78-year-old Prime Mini ter drove to London
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    Hollywood's Latest Sensation
    29 7 Hollywood's Latest Sensation photo. MOST OUTSTANDING NEWCOMER: Abbe anc Xavur (ii«at\n ile and singer who has Seen named Hollywood's "Most Outstanding Newcomer" In the MUG'a (Movie Isher.s' Cimid). A.P.
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    British TUC Says No To More Red Trade
    386 7 DOUGLAS (Isle of Man), Sept. 11 (Reuter)— British trade unions todav refused to press Government to increase trade with Communist nations. The Communist-led Foundrvmen's (nion asked delegates at the trades I nion Congress conference here to demand that steps be taken to
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    Khatmandu Open To All
    86 7 KHATMANDU, (N e pa 1). lep 11 (AP).— The Nepalesc apital ol Khatmandu was ipened to the re>t ot the iroi Id by road for the lirvt ime last night. Tne Government announced he completion of a 60-mile tighway linking it with Chim>edi, in Bihar state
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    Fairois To Watch For Nude Sect
    101 7 NELSON, British Columbia, Sept. 11, (UP) Home owners in the Kootenay Valley set up day and night patrols yesterday to protect themselves from possible fire bombing raids following the arrest of 148 Douksobors for parading nude before schoolchildren. The arrests were carried out by
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    NOW IT'S THE DUST-BOMB
    70 7 TUCSON. Arizona. Sem. 11. (AFP) American scientist Wallace Fuller announced last night that he was at present doing research for the Atomic Energy Commission on a "Dust-bomb" which could. eventually destroy all animal and vegetable life In a whole country. The new bomb is a production
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    PACIFIC PACT WILL NOT BE BROADENED
    293 7 PACIFIC PACT WILL NOT BE BROADENED ANZUS Defence Council: AucfJ^ S J ,N GTO N Sept 11, (Reuter)— The Foreign Ministers o' Australia New Zealand and the United States announced lost n.aht they had decided against broadening the tripartite ANZUS Pacific detence pact by admitting Britain or any other country.
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    128 7 Mfl \l)RO\ Leader Neville Duki- m.idr n« w > in niw Mir Morld .or speed record on .Morula* in his >u<p( ning Hawker Hnnter in fighter ever itu ..mum- »g tin coast lb v., 1,1 M ||e« rrei •iv i i. <• all *'I wan >p ii although ili« >
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    KENYA GOVT. TAKES OVER
    37 7 NAIROBI. Sept. 11. (AFP) —In a bid to suppi. ness in Nairobi, the government of Kenya has decided to [ake over administration of large native residential ai from the City Council. eo tod
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    DURKIN RESIGNS
    20 7 -MR MARTIN' P. DCRKIN the < y Democrat in President Eisenhower* cabinet has resigned as Secretarv of Labour Reuter
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    Anglo-Persian Oil Confab To Start
    140 7 UJMJO.V Sept. 11.— New negotiations to rrsohr Hie three year-old An^lo-Pcrsian nil dispute src evicted in diplomatic quarters here to st.irt shortly through the "good offices" ol the United States Britain has told the United that her starting pi n the :a:ks will be the
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    IKE FLIES BACK
    26 7 PRESIDENT Eisenhower hu left Washington by ai; for Denver. Colorado, after attending the memorial services foi the late Chief Justice Fred M Vinson.
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    32 7 photo. I Here's the folding-wing < Gannet anti-suhnurine i and search plane M the J Farnborough, Hampshire, Air Show. Tks plane's wings fold up for easier storage j aboard aircraft carriers. I AP
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    39 9 pnoio. Jl ro.MMUNIST TRADE FAIR. The Red China pavilion j al Leipzig trade fair sponsored by the Communist Gov- |l ernmeal <»f East Germany. The emphasis i n this year's i 1 fair i s consumer goods. h AP
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    Pakistan To Buy £5-M Jap Goods
    168 9 Pakistan To Buy £5-M Jap Goods KARACHI. Sept. 11 (Reuter) —The Pakistan Government has issued licences to the value of five milliou sterling for import of Japane e capital goods on the basis of deferred payment, usually re! ia t irres said here yesterday. Textile machinerv makes up th< bulk
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    198 9 Peace Brings Hopes For A Boom In H.K. KYO, S. pt. 11 (UP) g n and businessmen eve Hongkong a period v now that Korean war is over. nber of prominen ar I ie inle with China. ted the list of be ren< n ineir eye on the Hongk market
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    JAPAN'S NEW ZAISATSU IN THE MAKING
    165 9 TOKYO, Sept. 11 (IP)— The Japanese Governhas revised and weakened the occupation-; i anti-monopoly law designed to break up the! >u linns which dominated the nation's business relations. 1 have on the was the D:et dur. and went •ire. law was key in a
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    Speed Record By U.K. Car Claimed
    83 9 WENDOVER, (Utah), Sept 11 (Reuter) A British Austin Healey test car yesterday made the fastest speed over a measured mi'.e recorded for a production motor car. Air. Donald Healey, driver and deer, claimed. Ihe timed by the rican Automobile Association but still subject to
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    DOING THE MARKET
    309 9 DOING THE MARKET THE i ket in Sing t yest rday. grade rubber for Septemier shipment closing at 64J •ents per lb. (64 3/8 cents per on Thursday) Small b int pa d during tiie day. Opening al 64| cents per lb priees remained about unchanged during the flay. At
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    SHARES
    66 9 MALAYAN tin on the local market opened easier yesterday with sei icrs predominating but a complete reversal took place on the announcement of the meta! price at noon. At the close there were buy- 1 ers of tin shares at the higher levels, but sellers were reserved. Industrial -hares
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    CONVERTIBILITY PLEA BY BRITAIN
    396 9 Time Ripe For Concerted Move' WASHINGTON, Sept. 11 (AP)— British spokesman Mr. Reginald Moulding, economic secretary of the British Treasury, yesterday made a strong plea before the Government of thc International Monetary Fund for quick convertibility of currencies. "The time is upc foi com u^cous. concerted
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    PRODUCE
    88 9 pore market yesterday were easier but fair business wai reported. Copra was easier yesterday with prices around Siis per picul lor buyers of September and October shipment, sellers indicating S3SJ. Coconut oil buyers quoted $54| per picul with sellers at $55*. Singapore produce prices (per picul) quoted by sellersves'er<lay
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    Bid To Increase Gold Price Rejected
    114 9 MORE reports from thc annual meet ing of the International Monetary Fund (1.M.F.) held in Washington on Thursday: SOUTH M HKA put Forward— and Ui Stal quickly rejected— i to in< •Id F" '< Ol fdld (The US$3 a Iroy ouno Ml i i
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    TININTAKE TO BE LOWER STILL
    73 9 T IN INTAKE TO BE LOWER STILL NFW YORK, Sept. It (Tl*)— World consumption of tin is expected to trend lower primarih because al the expanding use of electrolytic tinpl;ite. I leading American industrialist and tin expert predicted tod.iv. l tawing tin in t 1 Bulletin of the n of
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    50 9 July Rubber Production Topped Need L< N i by 35.000 ns in Jul; tei R ibbci SI Group innoun Co of the i 1 in i iot ii* United Stat< s, Britaii Fiance. Prod ped 10.000 i x nod. Chinese import l bring Union no r I 4u.7(Hi ib month
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      247 9 Foi a. Vow Loong (3 Dl Cantonese 11 1.) mirinite REX: il n Ro.ise 3. 630 and yBO Din ;Walk n Crooked Mi'.e 11 am. I PAVILION: Scons Honß Taj Chee l. 3, 3(> and y p.m The Redhead and the Cowboy 11 am.; A.i Actor's Romance 11.15 pm ODEON:
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    A UNIQUE EXHIBITION
    905 10  -  ANACRUSIS Music Notes By YBBTEBOAT, II K The Governor of Singapore. .Sir John Nicoll, opened one of the most novel and interesting exhibitions which have ever been held in Singapore. The Exhibition of Muvcal Instruments, jointly sponsored by the Chamber Ensemble and Junior Symphony Orchestra in association
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    Barry Olivers 'Stagedoor'
    559 10 IS MALAYA inking hrr rightful place in tho world of hallroom dancing'* This js a question ou whirh Dan Judah and Join Curtis* hive decided views, and. at Raffles Hotel, during a >a< II between exhibition dances, thcv told me of the chances Malaya was missing. There
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    THE STARS AND YOU
    396 10  - THE STARS AND YOU RITA DEL MAR m ""avs 1. 1 oi ATION: I J. "1 or tkc ROOd ;irr ;il\\:ivs I tin* mrrry. s .iv«- h\ an ••\ii chance. And tin- warn* love the iniiiir. ami tlir merry love to daacv William Butler Teats. i SATI BOAT I- OK
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    Just Looking AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS
    331 10  - Just Looking AROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS MAXINE TOOTHING is quite so J depre.-sing as a sun lan that is fading when one no more looks like a sun maiden but a discouraged fading gar lonia with nasty brown blotches and a sallow complexion. To alleviate this condition Elizabeth Arden comes
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    420 10  -  Bill Webb Jones By LAST Sunday's Rhythm Setsion at the Rex Cinema was very enjoyable. 1 arrived In good times -so I thought only to find the House FuU" boards up once more. However my good friend Mr. Bhattar char iee managed to squeeze me in.
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    86 10 Stai Contest No. 32 ALL through thi* meek Ihr Singapore Standard nre •enti it- thirlv-sei ond star contest All Mniie got do is io collect tiv six pictures and their respective toupons ait*, send them together ui«h the name of the stars under single cover
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    Sai Cheong Out
    74 11 iron. Fri. Lee Sai Cheong wiU not play for the Federation team against Singapore on s "»d.ay. *H has hurt his foot THE South China soccer tourists, due to play three games in the Colony, arrived in Singapore yesterday. The tourists will open their tour here against
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    Kedah Win Gold Cup Soccer Tie
    104 11 ALOR STAR. Friday— l n the Northern /one of the Sultan's Gold Cup soccer competition Kedah beat PerlLs 4-0 today. The game we* played below usual standards and wa s inclined to be one-sided. Credit for keeping down the I score must go to
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    WORST DEFEAT
    32 11 Social Athletic Party suffered the worst defeat when they went down to the Singapore bour Board Police 1-., in the SAFA Division 3A match played at Geylang Stadium i day.
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    Ceylonese Stars Lose Their Shine
    339 11 STAR-STUDDED Ceylon Sports Club team lost ti its glitter at Balestier Road yesterday. Playing Uk msi the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club in a SUA division 1 league fixture, the Ceylonese were fortunate enough to leave the field victors by two goals to one. In fairness
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    BODCA RALLY & WIN
    167 11 BODCA RALLY WIN Putting every ounce of effort into a late rally, BODCA were rewarded with full points when thev scored a 3—l victorv over R.A.F. (Seletar) 2nd XI after trailing one— nil at halftime. The match, a S.H. A. Division 2 league fixture, was played at St. George's Koad
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    A 'Hattrick' By La Faber
    95 11 A 'Hattrick' By La Faber KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— •Si r Eurasian Technical College hy three goals to nil on the Gurney ground today. The Eurasians led one-nil in the first with a goal scored by tie forward R. La Faber. In the second half La Faber added two more for
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    Malays Beat Europeans
    104 11 PRXAXG. Fri— The onlv Iw> j goals of the match, both stored 'by Ariffin Noor in the second j hah', just about reflects \he marI gin of superiority Malays had over Europeans in the intercommunity soccer fixture piaved on Victoria Green today The first goal was scored
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    100 11 UNITED Sports Club, sjM infe- their last division I SAFA 1 league game this season, went down to the Naval C-in-C Staff by three goals to one at lerieal Union yesterday. Fine goalkeeping by 11 gave the Navalmen a dec superiority over the United team. In the 15th
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