The Straits Times, 28 September 1954

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    16 1 The Straits Times. Nat*"* 1 to****** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1954. if 15 CENTS
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    DISASTER ON LAND, SEA
    208 1 lyphoon toll may be 3,000 JAPAN'S WORST SHIPPING TRAGEDY TOKYO. Mon. DEATH toll that may top 2,000 vraa I here today after thoon which was I'd to have spent ii(!(lcnl\ doubled and for four 3 la>t night lashed •res of Hokkaido winds of more I LO
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    FOR MEN WHO LIKE TO GO STRAIGHT UP...
    101 1 THIS IS BRITAIN'S latest flying machine, the "flying bedstead.' It has no wings or rotors and can take off vertically from a horizontal position. It is powered by two RollsRoyce Xene jet engines set horizontally in opposition, one on either side of
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    A holiday first for War Minister
    141 1 MR. HEAD FLIES IS FOR A LOOK-ROUND THE Secretary of State for War, Mr. Antony Head, arrived in Singapore yesterday to inspect army men and establishments in the Colony and Federation. Mr. Head, accompanied by his wife. Lady Dorothea Head, will remain in the
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    New chief at Malaya House
    32 1 LONDON. Mon.— lnche Othman bin Mohamrl. the new Commissioner for Malaya In the United Kingdom, arrived in I^nrion today to take up hi> duties at Malaya House.
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    Kotelawala will visit Indonesia
    35 1 COLOMBO, Mon. Sir John Kotelawala. Prime Minister of Ceylon, has accepted an Invitation from Dr. AH Sastroamidjojo. Prime Minister of Indonesia, to visit Indonesia. It was officially announced here today.— Reuter.
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    War warning to Yunnan Chinese
    37 1 RANGOON. Mon.— Reports reaching here today said the Chinese Government has warned people along the frontier of Yunnan Province to prepare for a war emergency by austerity living and stockpiling food.— A.P.
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    They had a banned book
    64 1 GEORGETOWN, Mon.— Mrs Jane Phillips Gay, a formei Member of the British Guiana House of Assembly, and her brother. Patrick Phillips, were fined $100 (about £20 sterling) each this week-end for unlawful possession of a book called: "The World Trade Union Movement." Both admitted possession
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    AND THIS IS FOR THE MAN WHO WANTS j TO TAKE HIS AEROPLANE WITH HIM
    83 1 GEORGES SABLIEK demonstrates his latest invention, a portable helicopter for which he won a special award at the international helicopter show at St. Itii mi. France. The helicopter, which can be "worn" on the shoulders,
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    TEMPLER MAY GET CD. JOB
    210 1 Churchill expected to tell M.P.s soon L.ONDON. Mon SIR GERALD TEMPLER. was said by the Daily Mali today to be the most likely candidate for a possible special Civil Defence ministerial posit ion within the Home Office The newspaper suggested that such a oositlon would
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    Estate men turn tables on bandits
    107 1 LABIS. Mon.— Seven labourers turned the tables on five uniformed terrorists who held them up at gun point on Johore Labis I rday. The terrorist* ordered the labourers t<> hand over their Identity cards. The labourers quite truth- fully—said they did not have the
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    RIDDLE OF BURNING SHIP DEEPENS
    152 1 LIVERPOOL. Monday. VHE mystery of a blazing ship seen in the Bay of Biscay with flames licking as high as the funnel deepened today when the 611-ton Costa Rican freighter Sousy docked here. It was Sousy's Greek crew who saw the blazing ship dur ing
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    Mao is still chairman
    28 1 HONG KONG, Mon. Mao Tse Tung today was elected chairman of the Peoples Republic of China by the National People's Congress, Peking Radio announced.
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    FORGET PAST, HINH TOLD
    95 1 FORGET PAST, HINH TOLD SAIGON, Mon. THE Vietnam Government today offered the Army Chief of Staff, General Nguyen Van Hlnh, -possible promotion 1 if he would forget the past and co-operate with the Government. This peace feeler In the Army-Government quarrel which put the South Vietnam capital in a virtual
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    Population rise
    26 1 Malayans total population of 7.056.260 at the end of June shows an increase of 127.136 for a 12-month period, it was officially announced yesterday.
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    Your magazine is out today
    88 1 THE OCTOBER issue of The Malayan Monthly— on sale today is packed with first-class picture stories, articles and colour-illustrated fiction. Whatever cause for complaint you may have had with the first two issues, it has been removed. We are confident that readers will |udge The
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    BIG RED PERIL IN SCHOOLS
    194 1 Communist papers from Spore are found in Kuching From lOHN WILLIAMS. KUCHING, Monday. rOMMI.MSI propaganda round in a Chinese primary school near Kuching had come from Singapore, Hi.. Chief Secretary. Mr. J. II Ellis, told me today. The documents had come from a Singapore newspaper
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    Kallang plane take-off drama
    99 1 Kallang plane take-off drama A SYDNEY BOUND Qantas-8.0.A.C. Super Constellation yesterday taxied back to the parking apron at Kallang airport, Singaoore, after running 100 yards for a takeoff. The plane, carrying 55 passengers for Jakarta, Darwin, and Sydney, was forced to return to the tarmac when an electrical defect was
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    STOP PRESS
    100 1 i;i,\ v\ Dl II \l D os \lo ICABBOBOI GH, Mon.— AiHiirin Sevan «l«- f<- *i•- «1 in lirsi ii-^t (if itrrngth uith Itntisli l..ilii>ur (mix lc.idYi»l)i|> a |>.nt>\ annual com It I iiit i' lii'ic (ml 1 1 when dtii:;.ii( s defeated '»y «.«.'< ooii r«tei i"
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    Rumania's bid
    19 1 LONDON, Mon Rumania has renewed her application for membership of the United Nations, Moscow radio said today—Reuter.
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    PEER'S HOME NOW GRANARY
    67 1 LONDON, Mon— Lord Cokfford of Chudleigh has found a new use for the ramilv mansion which he thinks is too expensive to maintain as a honv Be has turned it into a granary Three of the stately rooms have been stripped of furniture and carpeted with
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    The 800 million we shut out—Attlee
    636 2 The 800 million we shut out— Attlee THE CHINESE: They're ordinary j decent people, like us THE RUSSIANS: They have no quarrel with us i i ■iilltimtlllMMMllMll* TIME WE GOT RID OF CHIANG, HE SAYS SCARBOROUGH. Mon. MR. ATTLEE. leader of the Labour Opposition, said here last nicht that it
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    I THIS 'ISM' MAY BEAT OTHER 'ISMS' |
    175 2 I THIS 'ISM' MAY BEAT OTHER 'ISMS' LONDON, Mon.— Mr. Mor- gan Phillips, secretary of H the British Labour Party r and a member of its recent delegation to Russia and E China, said last night there r is in China an "Asianism" E which may be more power- fill
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    DOUBLE HANDSHAKE NEW U.N. PRESIDENT
    47 2 DR. BK.U'O van Klrffrns (right). Dutch diplomat. r<--ceivrs handshakes from Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit and Mr. Lester Pearson of Canada, after being elected President of the 9th I'nlted Nations General Assembly at IV Headquarters in New York on Sept. 21. A.P. picture.
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    'LABOUR DEPT. IS BOSSES' FRIEND'
    351 2 So say 50 Colony trade unionists as they discuss mill strike T^HE Singapore Labour Department was accused last night of being biased in favour of employers and of ignoring breaches of the Labour Code. The charges were made by representatives of 50 trade unions who
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    'Immodest' Dr. Edith invites Mr. Chou
    198 2 'Immodest' Dr. Edith invites Mr. Chou LONDON M,, n DR. EDITH Summrr vkill. rfct chairman of thr l.ihnur P.irt\ and member (if thr I i b'Mir drlriMtinn which toured RaMta and China. last nicht vtid that vho had invitrd Mr flmrKi Malenkov ;ind Mr. (hnu En-lai to Britain next \rar.
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    31 hours on a tightrope
    48 2 STOCKHOLM. Mon. Edward Voellter a German-born restaurant worker, claimed the world record for nehtrope dancing yesterday 31 hours, 30 minutes on a wire near his home in Lidingoe, a Stockholm suburb. The old record of 31; 04 was claimed by a Swede. A.P.
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    Complaint for UN
    41 2 JERUSALEM. Mon. The Unitea Nations Chief of Staff. Oen E L. M. Burns, yesterday said that he would report to the Security Council that Israel was preventing the free movement of U.N. observers in border area*.— A.P. J
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    Atom shell 'hits town' in Germany
    137 2 Atom shell 'hits town in Germany SENNELAGER. Germany. Mon West German town of 40.000 inhabitants was atomised today by a "shell" from an American cannon, the fifth day of exercise 'Battle Royal. the biggest ever held by NATO. The shell, "fired" by hard pressed "Southland 1 defender* In the eight-day
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    STRAUSS ADMITS HE WANTED A-BOOK BAN
    99 2 WASHINGTON. Monda MR. LEWIS STRAUSS, chairman of the Aiomi Energy Commission, admitted yesterday tnai n had tried to buy the manuscript of ;i r Hydrogen Bomb." to prevent its publicatic -I bom happier ii Ho m not v chal one of th- boors two
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    Even under water, this radio is tops
    140 2 BRITISH forces in Malaya have tested a portable radio which has proved an outstanding success under fighting conditions, even when submerged in water or mud. The radio, now being manufactured by an Australian firm at Ashfleld, Sydney, can mlso be used a* a
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    Super bomb they dare not set off
    102 2 NEW YORK Mon. AMERICA has a "supergiant 1 H-bomb so pow erful that scientists dared not set it off during the series of tests in the Nettc last spring. Its power us estimated .it nearly 45 megatons- that la 45,000.000 torus of TNT.,
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    SHOWDOWN ON GERMAN ARMS
    288 3 U.S. wants to get on with it— while Reds hawk an alternative LONDON, Monday. JUK U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. John Foster Dulles, warned Europe pointedly yesterday it was "imperative" that the nine-power conference I opening here tomorrow should agree on a system for Luropean defence.
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    A shock for the family tree
    164 3 A shock for the family tree IYER, Buckinghamshire. Mon. A45-VEAR-OLD woman who recently gave birth to a baby son has become a double grandmother to her daughter's von born a week later. She is already her laughter's mother-in-law. Her son 's the uncle of her daughter's son. It all bei;;in
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    MANIAC KILLS CHILD AND BABY SITTER
    58 3 MANIAC KILLS CHILD AND BABY SITTER X YORK. Mon. The vcar-old son of a busitnan and a 14-year-old Mtter were stabbed to last nicht in Springfield, victims were Stephen berg and Lynn Ann Smith, police said that the in the Goldberc occurred while Goldwholesale meat dealer. wife were out for
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    Ban on arms
    33 3 M. Mon.— The Jordan -if the Interior, Say- m Jayusi. yesterday '-he carrying of wcatowns and Villages in >nd the practice of air, a frequent rrence on festive occaR uter.
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    Visit to Canada
    22 3 OUVER. Mon The c Prime Minister. Mr. arrived here by plane 5 from Tokyo for his Canada.— A. P
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    Escape from Tower of London
    130 3 Escape from Tower of London LONDON. Mon. A N ARMY private detained In •TV the Tower of London escaped on Saturday. A London policeman collared him on a sidewalk less that; two hours later about a mile from the Tower. Spokesman for Scotland Yard and the War Office said the
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    Aid widows demand
    81 3 LONDON, Mon. Royal Air j Forre ex-Servicemen yesterday uked for the same compensa- i tion for the widows of men who died in Japanese prison camps as the Japanese Government is demandinp for a fisherman victim of an AmeriCU) hydrogen bomb test The South Wales region of
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    Six-year search —now success
    47 3 Six-year search —now success TEHERAN. Mon. Troops yesterday found the printing plant of the Communist Tudeh Party's newspaper Mardoin after a six-year search The press was found In the cellar of a house in the village ot Davoudieh. six miles from Teheran. Three men were arrested. A.P
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    Accused of murder
    52 3 PERTH. Mon. The Police yesterday arrested an American Negro seaman. Joseph Hicks, aged 32. at Fremantle. on a charge ot murder. Hicks is alleged to have knifed Albert James Conlan. (aged 29. Conlan was taken to hospital with 10 stab wounds and died a few minutes after
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    New air record
    30 3 LONDON. Mon— A British European Airways Viscount yesterday clipped two minutes off the unofficial LondonGeneva record when it did the journey in one hour 29 minutes. Reuter.
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    LAWYER ACCUSED OF KILLING DAUGHTER
    154 3 VOHK. Mon.— A BaltiJamea Roberts. killing his daughter Judith, sur- •■> the Maryland po- iid was taken last Miami home ol aidparents. Mr. and Harry Rosenberg. ttered body was found .dor a thicket on a ach. iml cranci Jury lust ■turned an indictment Roberts with
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    Indian actors meet Charlie
    35 3 II MM M CHAPLIN creets Indian film actors who visited him at his villa in Corsier. Switzerland. The actors were on their way to Moscow for a film festival.— A.P. picture.
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    HOME AGAIN-HOW GRAND
    37 3 RICHARD APPLEGATE. Hong Kong Correspondent ot the National Broadcasting Company, who was held prisoner by the Chinese Reds for 18 months, and his mother smile as they embrace at the airport at Spokane. Washington
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    Censure McCarthy, say probe men
    141 3 NOW THE SENATE WILL DECIDE WASHINGTON, Monday. A SPECIAL Senate investigating committee recommended today that Senate Joseph McCarthy •should be censured by the Senate The six-member committee said that he had treated the Senate and one of Its committees contemptuously. It said further that on
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    Freedom for 36
    23 3 TAIPEH. Mon— A total of 23 Polish and 13 Russian seamen nave been granted political asylum in Formosa.— A P
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    WHY DID A FAMILY VANISH?
    134 3 WHY DID A FAMILY VANISH? HONG KONG. Mon. MR. TSENG TA CHUN. 45. executive secretary ol the American-financed Aid to Refugee Chinese Intellectuals. Inc.. has been missing (or nine days with his wife and eight-year-old son. the organisation's American director reported today. Mr Tsene an American-edu-cated Chinese who rvad been
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    Here you can buy Dickens at lOd. a lb.
    143 3 LONDON. Mon. PEOPLE are buying the works of their favourite authors by the pound weight from an alleyway warehouse, near Clapham. London's busiest railway Junction. Mr. Leonard Bevis, the proprietor is in the pulp business He was always too busy selling
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    Envoy moves
    27 3 PARIS. Mon. Mr. Robert MacClintock, U S. Ambassador to Cambodia, left here by air yesterday for Saigon to take ud a post in Pnompenh Reuter.
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    EX-KING SHOUTS-IS IGNORED
    210 3 EX-KING SHOUTS -IS IGNORED HALIFAX Mon. Ex-King Peter of Yugoslavia went white with anger and shouted at the demonstrators who prevented the singing of the Yugoslav national anthem here last night at a festival. The festival was for the consecration of a Serbian Orthodox Church to serve as a reliClous
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    LONDON STOCKS
    283 3 LONDON. Mon. A FTER opening on a linn note,' Interest In the stock markets slackened when the weekend mall had been disposed of and conditions became quieter. Tomorrow's settlement was not an unimportant factor and there Is usually a certain amount of reluctance to extend commitments In front
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    LONDON TIN
    24 3 LONDON. Sept. 27.— Cash Buyers £736: Sellers £736}: Forward Buyers £735: Sellers £735* Settlement £737. Turnover a.m. M tons: p.m. 30 tons.
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    LONDON RUBBER
    39 3 LONDON. Sept. 27.— Spot 20T4d.. Oct. 20\d.. Oct.-Dec. 20 7 »d.. Jan.Mar 20 7 ,.d., Apr.-June 20 7 »d., JulySept 20- k d.. Sept. cXI. 20% d., Oct. cl.f. 20\d.. Nov ciX 20\d. Tone: Easier after firm.
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    OUR POLICE ARE 'TOPS'
    272 4 Radio network is one of the best of any force Their development is along the right lines: Morris (SINGAPORE polite compare "very favourably" with those in the other British territories, Commissioner N. G. Morris said yesterday. Mr. Morris, who returned last week from England, where he
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    Tapper, 17, sent for trial
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 17-year-old tapper, Low Hoon. today was sent for trial at Seianpor Assizes on a charge of beinp in pasession of supplies I intended for bandits. Low was alleged to have committee the offence on Auc. 19, at the 9th mile. Cheras
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    Judge loses the spare wheel
    49 4 KLUANG. Mon— The President of the sessions court, Kluanp Mr. N. L Cohen, lost the spare wheel of his car on Saturday night. He found the wheel missing from locked boot of the car parked outside the house The lock wa s not damaged
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    Now they pay...
    25 4 PENANG. Mon- Since the campaign against "pirate" radio listeners started last July. over 13.000 new licences have been taken out in Pcnang.
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    The radio car was so handy
    237 4 The radio car was so handy COURT TOLD OF 4-30 A.M. CHASE VyiTH blood dripping from a dagger wound in his right shoulder, Lav Bei. a 22 year old labourer, went out on a grim manhunt at 4.30 a.m. on Aug. 23. a Singapore court was told yesterday. He was
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    Night attack on policeman
    38 4 PENANG. Mon.— Ten men set upon a Marine Police Constable while he was walking along Farquhar Street last night. The constable was stabbed thrice. He was admitted to hospital. His condition Is not serious.
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    For retraining
    26 4 TEMERLOH. Mon -The 75th Malayan Field Squadron Royal Engineers is leaving here in a few days for retraining at their Headquarters in Kluans. Johore
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    S.I.T. Club dance
    28 4 The Singapore Improvement Trust Sports Club will hold its sixth annual dance at Sea View Hotel from 8 30 p.m. to 1 am on Saturday.
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    ROSE STRIPS KISSES FROM HER SHOW
    116 4 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Monday. teaser Rose Chan has stopped giving kisses to patrons who catch prize flowers. Now it's Just autographed pictures of herself. She performed her flower dance as usual last night. Her last two appearances have been peaceful, without any of the stones,
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    17 fined for trespass
    42 4 Seventeen men were fined $5 each in Singapore yesterday for spending Sunday night at the Singapore Harbour Board labourers' quarters at Patani Street. All 17 pleaded guilty to wilful trespass. Police arrested the sleeping men at 2 a.m.
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    A $500 start
    36 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.—Mohamed Awalan Kutty. whose sundry goods shop was destroyed by flre a short time ago, has been given a $500 loan by RIDA to enable him to make a fresh start.
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    GOVT. WEEDS OUT OLD STUDENTS
    192 4 AGE LIMIT TO DROP FURTHER OVERAGE children will no longer be admitted to Government secondary schools in Singapore. Only .students under 17 years of age on Jan. 1, 1955, will be admitted to Government secondary schools. The age limit will be progressively reduced in the
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    Masked ball to aid deaf
    49 4 KOTA BAHRU. Mon— The annual speech day and prize Klvtnß of the Su'itan Ismail College takes place on Thursday Oct. 7 A masked ball in aid of the Federation School for the Deaf will be held at the residency here on Thursday Sept. 30
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    New church has electric organ
    53 4 MALACCA. Mon. An $11.--j 500 Hammond electric organ has been installed in the new Methodist church atTranquerah which will be dedicated at 5.30 p m on Oct 10 by Dr Hobart B. Amstutz. Miss Ng Chiau Yong of Singapore will give a half-hour organ recital
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    Soldier breaks neck in dive
    43 4 SEOAMAT, Mon. A soldier of the Queen's Regiment broke his neck when he dived into the Payalang Club's swimming pool on Saturday night. Friends pulled him out dead. HLs name is being withheld until his relatives are informed.
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    $28,900 REASON FOR THE GOVT.
    40 4 PENANG. lvton. Prnanc 'iovrrnment ha.s spent $28,958 iniL' pmpie from remote areas what the Government is doing and why it exists. Since civics courses started in October 1952, they have been attended by 467 "students."
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    Decree for wife of 21 months
    74 4 Decree for wife of 21 months MRS. Norman Betty Short was granted a decree nisi yesterday against her husband. ivian Charley Short, on the ground of cruelty The Chief Justice. Sir Charles Murray-Aynsley. ordered the decree to be made absolute in six months. The Darties were married at the Recistrv
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    Y.W.C.A meeting
    25 4 The International Women's Club of the Singapore Y.W.C.A. will hold its general meetinc at the Y.W.CA premises. Raffles Quay at 10 am tomorrow
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    No one hurt in this crash
    55 4 NO ONE was injured in this accident near the junction of Seranicoon Road and St. G eoree's Road, Singapore, yesterday. The driver. Mr. Tan A h San. who was alone in the car. told the police it ovrrturned when he swerved to avoid a
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    $150'000 dope haul on a train
    98 4 $150 '000 dope haul on a train ALOR STAR. Mon. KEDAH and Perlis Customs men made their biggest opium haul this year when they seized more than -0«l katis of dope worth about 5150.0Q0 in the border villactof Padang Besar yesterday. Thr opium was packed in ten lead tins which
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    Had opium: $800
    40 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Eng Wo Sone. of Kluang, was fined a total of $800 In the sessions court, Kluang, yesterday for possession of prepared opium and chandu dross and chandir smoking utensils. He had two previous convictions.
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    The Y contest
    30 4 The Junior Triangles of th° Sinzapore Y.W C.A. and V.MC.A. will jointly hold a crooninz contest at thp Y.W.C.A. premises. Raffles Quay, at 3 p.m. on Saturday
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    A SUDDEN HALT: and bang CRASH '
    162 4 A SUDDEN HALT: and bang CRASH A PRIVATE CAR iX military JzS' wdamlKryiS Roing along m Road, sin--., *fter'the otheri rar stopped ln th e °Jthe road to tun The ambulant r;in back of the ra r ann Ahmad bin Parv »v the road to all, traffic to pair T
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    Trespass not proved
    53 4 Corporal Hanaffi bin Akip a stoker mechanir of h.M? Malaya, was yesterdaj teri on a chare? of hotu pass at Jalan Eunns. It was albert that ho <-ntered the room of j. binte Suleiman at 1.30 a j Mr K. T. Alexandfl Fnunh Pol that thp prospcutmn
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    Change of name
    29 4 The c ciation hat chaTiEPcl its nam* to Filipino Association nf Sirica pore under a revised constitution approved by ber.< M a genera, meet t terday.
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    9 months for killing a Home Guard
    180 4 ALOR STAR. Mon —Abdullah i bin Mohamed. a home guard, r, ho shot dead another home cuard and later reported that ho had killed a bandit, was at the Kedah A-ssizes today sentenced to nine months' gaol. Abdullah «raa originally led w ith
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      246 4 RADIO .alu,' < Prnei.immi-s thus markrd ran be rrerivrd by listrnrrs in Malarea). TSN K< s. tlm.i A.M. -RST En-llsli Schools Broad- I no Merry-Go-Round: 9 25 945 Radio Story Book; 11.10 Eng- \Uh Schools Broadcasts; 11.35—12.00 Literature. (1.00 p.m. In s mi p m short wavr 11m 11m Medium
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    Villagers say: We don't deserve this
    364 5 GOVT. PUT THEM IN VILLAGE— NOW IT ORDERS THEM OUT PETITION ASKS ALLIANCE TO HELP KAMPONG MACHAP, Mon. rpHK people of this new village near Kluang, Johore. are wondering why they have been asked to move again only three years after they were originally
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    MR. TAN AND DATO NIK STAR IN FILM
    38 5 Mr. C. C. Tan (centre) and Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil chat with Mr. V. E. Daiies, deputy Finance Secretary, Singapore, w the V.I.P. hall at kallang airport. Straits Times picture.
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    Talk on races
    44 5 Bishop Edgar A. Love of Baltimore, a Methodist leader in the United States, will be the guest speaker at tomorrow'.s luncheon meeting of the Sincapore Rotary Club at trn Capitol Blue Room. He will speak on Racial Relations in the U.S.A."
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    1,500 want to join the police
    82 5 1,500 want to join the police MORE than 1500 boys from all over Malaya have applied for 150 vacancies in the Singapore police force. The last group of 50 of the applicants took their entrance exam at the Police Training School yesterday. Although the minimum qualification for joining the forte
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    S'pore student in honour roll
    57 5 Mr. Felix Lee Kok Tee of Singapore Is one of the two students from the Far East who has been cited by the State College of Washington for "exceptional scholarship" riurlnn the sprins? semester of the 1953-54 college year. His name, together with r 858
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    Park concert
    18 5 Singapore Police band will play at Katong Park from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. on Thursday
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    DATO NIK'S FAREWELL SMILE IS FILMED
    31 5 DATO Nik Ahmed Kamil la flmed by Mr. Frank McKechnit, an Australian official tieics cameraman, be}ore catching his plane with Mr. Tan. Straits Times picture.
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    MYF to give Talentime
    68 5 A Talent ime show, organised by the Ge; lanii Straits Chinese Methodist Youth Fellowship, I will be held at the Methodist GirLs' School Hall. Aljunied Road. Singapore at 4.30 p.m. on Oct. 9. A challenge cup will be presented by the Rev. Chew Hock Hin for
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    DIZZY DRIVER HAD A LONG LOST PAL
    182 5 A LORRY driver met a boyhood friend on June 26, after four long years, and celebrated it over a bottle of samsu, and a bottle of beer. The lorry driver. Partap Singh, supplied the samsu and the friend supplfed the bcrr. After the
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    R.M.N. inspection
    30 5 The Flag Officer Malayan Area. Rear Admiral EH. Shattock. will make his annual ins- pecton of the Royal Malayan Navy at Woodlands. Singapore, at 9 a.m. on Thursday.
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    School fee rise protest
    55 5 Representatives of the five branches of Party Negara in Perlis recently met at Kangkar and passed a resolution ob- j jectin? strongly to the proposal by the Federation Government to rnise school fees In Enslish schools. The resolution described *he proposal as unprogressive and detrimental to
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    -THEN FLY OFF TO OTTAWA
    185 5 MR. C. C. TAN, a Singapore Legislative Councillor, and Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil. the Federation's Member for lin ,il Government and Town Planning, yesterday became film stars for an Australian news cameraman at Kallang airport. They were photographed In colour by Mr. Frank McKechnie, who
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    A new swimming pool next year
    200 5 $450,000 PLAN FOR FARRER PARK A PUBLIC swimming pool, costing Just under half a million dollars, will be built next year b\ the Sinuapore City Council at Farrer Park on what is now the children's playground along Kampong Java Road. Mr. W. I. Watson,
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    Smuggler fined
    38 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. For attempting tc evade duty on a new watch valued at $140. Look San Hoon was fined $150 in the police court today, in de- fault HO days' gaol. The watch was confiscated.
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    THE big AXE FALLS
    55 5 PENANG. Mon— Most of the recommendations by efficiency experts investigating the Settlement Secretariat and the District Offi>e in Nibong Tebal have been implemented, the Resident Commissioner. Mr. R. P. Bingham. said today. The result: One temporary dork has been retrenched and one clerical vacancy in the
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    ONE MAN GOT EXTRA YEAR
    126 5 ONE MAN GOT EXTRA YEAR Four of flve men, accused of armed gan<; robbery in a house at the Bth milestone. Chansl Road, were sent to seven year." gaol each by Mr. Justice Knight at the Singapore Assizes yesterday. The fifth man. who admitted a previous conviction, was gaoled for
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    10 hurt in accidents
    71 5 Ten people were injured in two accidents in Singapore yesterday Five men and a woman were involved in a crash between a car and a van at Arthur Road and Mountbatten Road junction. They refused to be taken to hospital In the other crash involving two
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    THE BIG SQUATTER MOVE IS READY
    304 5 THE BIG SQUATTER MOVE IS READY First 22 families D ESETTLEMENT Queenstown squatters on the Government's Jurong development ares will begin next month on a scale never before atj tempted. 1 The first 22 families will find access roids and drainage laid foundations ready for them to build their houses
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    Books not in order: $50
    53 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Yip Ee. a retail liquor licencee who failed to keep his liquor stock book In order, was fined $50 in the Police Court today. He told the court that he had not made any entries in his books since August because he
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    His unlucky 13 chains
    49 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Low Chi Seng uf Singapore, who cycled to Johore Bahru on Sept 24 with 13 cycle chains was today fined $100 in the Police Court for attempting to evade duty on the chains. He had them in a box on the carrier.
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    Talk for youth
    37 5 Mr. Ng Ik Khim, former secretary of the Amoy V.M.C.A will give a public youth leadership training lecture on "Youth and Religion at the Sin&apore Chinese V.M.C.A.. Selegie Road, at 4 p.m. on Thursday.
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      317 5 ALHAMBRA: Sou thslde j 145. 4.15, 6.45 and 9.30 1-1000—11, 1.30, 4, 6.45 and PAVILION: Act of Love- 1.45, 9.30. 4, 6.30 and 930. CAPITOI The Inspector- QUEEN'S: Rehsia Suaml Oe?efaf Mandarin,- Tl 1 45, (Egyptian-Malay, -3, 630 and 4. 6.30 and 9 30. The Sword R CATHAY: Romeo Juliet—
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    DEATHS
    39 6 •.N $10 (minimum). ALEX MacCALLUM suddenly at Barnard Drove, North Kew. 23rd Sept. Late of Limited. C WUEYAKOON IE), age 66, passed away 8 a.m. c will ifA\e General Hospital m today for internment at rse Cemetery. Aljunied
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    46 6 h fin (minimum). W.ILY of r.ie L;ne Mrs. Teow Yonc thank all md Friends for their nee at the •c; and his sincerely thank the Buddhist da and relatives for scrureaentt era! of i Enc i:nily thanks to tlvea for ipathy, or.dine the i Kor:
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    41 6 ..<»■ <m (mdmUmmm) PEDANT Every- Day In if you want to wtn word puzzle. OURED FOR FLAVOUR Broken Orange Peers' ide range aiteed $29. Precision and Delivery ex stock r Instrument Co.. PC. THE GREAT GOGIA PASHA I Theatres. :':-.oiie *****.
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    The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. Sept. 28, 1954. Out Of School At Twelve
    638 6 The Straits Times Singapore. Tues. Sept. 28, 1954. Out Of School At Twelve Public feeling on education matters has become so sensitive that the objections to the proposed entrance examination for secondary schools in the Fedfration should not be left unanswered. Silence will condemn the education authorities and the Government
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    The Problem for Europe
    633 6 The Problem for Europe A cynic has observed that whenever the Big Three of the West meet in conference there arc always four points of view. Mr. Foster Dulles represents two of them. It is a luxury which the London conference on I European security will not he able to
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    Little feet in merry dance of hate
    1319 6 Little feet in merry dance of hate QN our first day in Peking we had a session with the Chinese Prime Minister, Mr. Chou En-lai and some of his principal colleagues. This was entirely informal and everyone was encouraged to speak his mind freely as between friends. We sought to
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      Control of private schools plan good
      202 6 I CANNOT understand why some tutorial bodies in the colony oppose the Bill for the stricter control of private schools. The pupils of certain schools in the colony defied not only the Government and their teachers but also their parents. It Is dlsgustine to
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      Jumping taxi meter
      90 6 LIKE "Annoyed," I. my friends an <* relatives have been forced to pay an extra 20 cents to the actual fare when we arrive at our destination because the taxi meter mysteriously Jumped up 20 cents, sometimes, more, even though the engine of the car is dead.
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      'Why not do away with salaries?'
      155 6 'Why not do away with salaries?' rpHOSE who disagree with the X idea of increased school fees must fight it tooth and nail. They cannot assume the authority to speak about the working hours and renumeration of teachers. 'Socialism" of Singapore, as a good Socialist, should advocate a fifty per
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      Working for pin money
      86 6 rpHERE are many European J. wives and, in some cases, daughters of highly paid officers and civil servants who deprive local girls of employment > by working for pin money. The irony of it is that they can earn anything up to $500 1 a month
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    On the 'Margin
    363 6 Moonbeams THE l..re or the moo n k ■>■ the zest of bn man m the moon I doubt whether promise of a gold a Pioneer venturerfoot there w IU *li y J lunar exploration n'u,V In tin travel, I SU ppoV not be inconceivable Unforeseeable futon
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    Malayan gets Danish order
    50 7 Mr. Steen Sohe.sted, a civil engineer who has lived in Malaya for 36 years, has been made a Knight of the Dannebrog by the King of Denmark. The Danish Consul in Singapore, Mr. K. G. Lommer, yesterday presented the Insignia of the order to Mr. Sehested.
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    I 'sold' myself for $1,000, says girl constable
    568 7 CUSED OF BUYING WOMAN FOR SINGAPORE PROSTITUTION COURT IS TOLD OF HOTEL BARGAINING K \l A LUMPUR, Mon. PRETTY 19-year-old A special constable, han Kong Sai. told the M <eistratp's Court here today that she tided she wanted to OHM prostitute in
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    THE CAPTAIN GOES INTO A CLINCH WITH HIS WIFE
    46 7 CAPTAIN DAVID GARDINhR donor of the Kuala Lumpur to Kl.uic marathon trophy, grts a kiss from his wife after finishing the gruelling 25-mile race on Sunda> The race was organised by the Mercury Athletic ClubStraits Times picture.
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    STUDENT 'UTOPIA' ATTACKED
    175 7 STUDENT 'UTOPIA' ATTACKED Paper says: Face your environment A LEADING Singapore Chinese newspaper yesterday criticised Chinese students for "trying to build a Utopia" based on a foreign ideology The newspaper, the Nanyang Siang Pao. said: •'Even if they find themselves in tight corners they should exercise their power of discernment
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    NEGRO BISHOP HERE TO TOUR MALAYA
    152 7 OISHOP Edgar C. Love, 63, a Negro leader in the United States, flew into Singapore yesterday with his wife for a five-week visit to Malaya and Sarawak. The bishop, who cornea from Baltimore. Is here at the Invitation of the Malayan Methodist Board of
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    Hundreds held up as they drove to work
    214 7 TWO-MILE ORCHARD ROAD 'JAM' UUNDREDS of cars were caught tn a two-mile traffic 11 jam in Orchard Road. Singapore, yesterday morning when vehicles going into town were diverted into Koek Road and Clemenceau Avenue. Traffic was diverted because the canal bridge at
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    SUICIDE BID AFTER A PARTY
    118 7 SUICIDE BID AFTER A PARTY IPOH, Mon. A DISPENSARY owner was said to have swallowed 12 sleeping tablets in an attempt to commit suicide a few hours after he had attended a dinner party with friends on May 3. The man. 53-year-old Cheng i Soon Poh. today pleaded guilty I
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    Boy, 7, killed
    24 7 Tan Teng Bee. seven. was killed In an accident involving a lorry in a lane off Changl Road. Singapore, yesterday morning.
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    Woman stabbed
    26 7 A woman. Koh Neo. 41. was found stabbed In the back in a house in Yio Chu Kang Road. Singapore, at midnight on Sunday.
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    AND THE G.O.C. GOES INTO A CONFERENCE WITH PTE. (MARATHON KING; MIZZI
    138 7 Xl ALA Lt'MPl'R. Mon. The G.O.C. and Director of Operations, Lt.-Gen. Sir Geoffrey Bourne, was in conference for ten minutes this morn in* with a 21-year-old private soldier. The soldier was Royal Army Pay Corps clerk J. H.
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    $2,000 price for killer
    84 7 I Singapore Police are offering a reward of $2,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the murder of Leow Sit, 55. a taxi driver, at the 10' 4 milestone, Chua Chu Kang Road, on Aug. 17. Information
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    15 7 BISHOP LOVE (left), his wife, and Bishop Archer, at Kalians airport yesterday. Straits Times picture.
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    1955 jubilee: Johore gets ready now
    141 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Johore Government will start next month to plan state-wide celebrations on a big scale to mark the diamond Jubilee of the reign of the Sultan. Major(ienenil Kir Tbrahlm, on Sept. I 7 next year. The celebrations are expectI ed to la.sl
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    Homeless Muniandy scares them all
    308 7 Homeless Muniandy scares them all KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. YfUNIANDY, Indian 1" god of valour and "guardian" of 70 labourers employed at the Selangor Turf Club, is homeless and deserted His "temple" stood at the entrance of the road to the Selangor Turf Club. The deity is symbolised by a forked
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    He's accused of causing hurt
    53 7 Lawrence McCall of R.E.ME.. Ayer Rajah Road, appeared in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday on a summons charge of [wrongfully confining Wee Kiat Choon and causing hurt to him on Aug. 31. He claimed trial and the case was postponed until Mar. 4 next
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    Air chief back
    30 7 Air Marshal Sir Clifford Sanderson, Commander in Chief. Far East Air Force, yesterday returned to his headquarters at Changi. Singapore, from Ceylon where he visited R.AJ. units.
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    Nicoll to open A.F.S. depot
    45 7 The Governor of Slngaporr, 81r John Nicoll. will open the new Auxiliary Fire Service depot at Kolam Ayer at 5.30 p m. on Saturday. He will Inspect a parade of all members of the A.F.S. and watch a flre-nghtlng display.
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    ACTRESS KASMA GOT 3 HOUSES THROWN IN WITH HER FILM PAY
    305 7 ACTRESS KASMA GOT 3 HOUSES THROWN IN WITH HER FILM PAY III ALAY film star Kasma Booty jot three houses in iTI Boon Teck Road as part of her terms of employment and still possesses them, Mr. Lee Tun Koo, manager of Malay Film Productions Ltd., told the Singapore High
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    THE MAN WHO KEPT THE FINES
    204 7 Court cashier gets a year A FORMER Singapore court shroff, Syed Ahmad Shah bin Mohamed Shah, was sentenced to 12 months' gaol yesterday for criminal breach of trust of $4,611. Syed Ahmad, who had been In the Government's service for 14 years, misappropriated money
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    Man robbed near temple
    54 7 Two men robbed a Chinese of $10 soon after he left a temple In Mandal Road. Singapore, on Sunday night. The two met him outside the temple and accompanied him from a lane to the junction of Woodlands Road, where one of them drew a knife
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    PUBLIC AUCTION OF SHIP IN SINGAPORE PUT OFF
    101 7 The sale by public auction of the Indian-owned ship, Asha. now lying in Singapore waters with a consignment of scrap iron for Osaka, will not take place today as it was fixed An order granting a postponement of four weeks was obtained
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      162 7 The weather MINIMI M TEMPERATL'KF. (7.30 p.m. on Sept. -26 to 7.30 a m on Sept. 27) Singapore 77 degrees Prnane 75. Kota Bahru 73. Kuala Lumpur 73. Ipoh 73, Kuantan 73 MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE (7 30 am. to 7.30 p.m. on Sept. 27 1 Singapore 89. Penang 87. Kota Bahru
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    What a life!
    678 8  -  i'hristinv B» MONDAY WHY is it that in the ordinary way one would give anythine for an extra half-hour in bed yet on holiday it is no effort to get ud at all? We all skip out of bed at seven sharp those days and a swim
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    There's more in THA T line than meets the eye...
    330 8 There's more in THA T line than meets the eye... says MAXiNE RAKICH VOBODY wants to accept the new "Flat Look" that Dior la showing this season. It has been rejected out of hand. The plump girls have given up hope of ever being In the height of fashion and
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    Your bathe and your lipstick
    198 8 Your bathe and your lipstick PATHINO beauties who comDlaln of lirjstlck that comeoff during a swim shoulr. treat their lips to a special make-up Job if they want to look glamorous after oathinc writes MAXINfc RAKICH. The rules are simple. First remove all the old lipstick, dry the lips thoroughly,
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    BUT IT CAN BE QUITE DELIGHTFUL...
    129 8 BUT IT CAN BE QUITE DELIGHTFUL... ONE of the readers ot this page ha s written to ask m<- what she can do about a pus nose, writes MAXIM: It AKK II Apart from coinc in for surgery the best possible advice that can he offered iv adapt yourself to
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      128 8 The best baby powder I *f te Johnson's Baby P o^ [I |^gP^^\ USCd by h -P>tais, nu:s« tC\*«» m thcrS all ov the world B W BABY POWDER JorvutCM^ofmto, m 6Rl ta,n, l to. kough. £Nslano I Th« Borneo Company Limited build W 1 health and strength with WV
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      365 8 30. Give a polished end to tht| Straits Times Crossword LvE/^^vr^ 7 i r— i n I—Ts"~1 Ts"~i r«~~i rr~\ down 1 I ill 1. Otven after some litigation (7). I I I I „,.J 2. He makes bit 1 7 >. H iHI SUT^ 1 4. Lilies that-smell far
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    STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Tasmania prospered under gay Governor
    1854 9 STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE Tasmania prospered under gay Governor ANNON on Hobart waterfront boomed an 1 1 -gun salute one roasting day in February 1813, as the brig "Dart" dropped anchor. On the wharf, important citizens panted in stuffy frock-coats while Royal Marine guards boiled in full-dress uniform. m option
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      135 9 in the WORLD O^-J i^^ l^^^^" i l^Ba»#^al^pa»a^^& E^CTpM V.S.O.R MACLAINE WATSON CO.. ITD. i p.a.u-5, r SAIGON! ij Buddhiit Temple PA/VAM£R/CAAf WORLDAIRWAYS 2 GENERAL AGENTS MALAYA MANSFIEID&COIZ? SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG SICKNESS Take K wells before starting your journey and you can enjoy travel by land, nea or air,
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      228 9 Shcriock Holm os Most horribio nvtrs /DON'T THE CAKE AND Yl 6USPBCTED\THAT'6 NOT ELIZABETH'^ cTOUerW] O£? -v TELLMt ZANPWICUE* I TUE HAMPEZ ALL- TELL QOWN AND PEAT HEBA |f*7 /M£. WOLME^TUE TWEWE WERE FOUND HELD 4OME- HIM THE WEZE FOUND IN LOB.D U Lgf MOST HOZZIBLE FOUND A ATHOMEINTU£ TUIN6
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    Tyre experiments
    83 10 NEW YORK. Mon. At least four major tyre companies are said to be encaged In experimentation with the new Vulcollan type rubbers, which can Increase tyre life to a range of from 50,000 to 100.000 miles. It Is estimated. Ooodyear Tyre and Rubber Company is reported to have
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    TIN SHARES BRIGHTEN
    680 10 Federation trade By OUR MARKET CORRESPONDENT T^HK tin section of the Singapore Share Market sprang: into life again yesterday with good London bids for sterling issues. Overseas investors, for a reason not ascertainablo yesterday, put in increased bids particularly for Sungei Kintas, Southern Malayans. Malayan Tins. Tronohs,
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    Australia's motor show
    122 10 AN exhibition of Australianmadp automotive spare parts, accessories and equipment, sponsored by the Automotive Products Manufacturers Association of Australia, will be held in Melbourne from May 26 to June 4 next year The Australian Trade Commissioner in Malaya. Mr. George S. Anderson said its aim was to
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    COMPANY REPORTS
    133 10 Kinta KelUa Tin Dredging Co. Ltd. Made a profit for year ended March 31 of £3.446. (3.3. No dividend is proposed. Not liquid assets in balance sheet work out at £53,50fi (2s. 6' a d. per share 1 much of which will be absorbed in the cost of
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    SHIPPING
    223 10 Ships alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Frankfurt 1 2, Teuser 4 5. Davilcen C.P.. Benmhor 67, Benlomond 8 9. Breconshire 11. Autolycus 13 14, President Tyler 15 16. Annenkerk 18, Ordla 19 20. Petallng N W 3-5. Rawang N.W. 6. Langsa N W. 8.
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    COFFEE CROP SHOWS RISE
    132 10 The United States Department of Agriculture said world coffee crop la 1953 54 reason totalled 41.400.000 bags compared with consumption of 40.000.000 bags. The Department and frost which hit Brazil's coffee plant! tlon.N in July hart year and which was widely cited as the n-.ison for
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    40 10 On the free exchange market jr. Hong Kong yesterday the US dollar was quoted at 5 ***** for cash and 5 90 for T.T. Sterling was quoted at 15 76 and one tael of gold at 255 875
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    I.C.I, dividend
    24 10 Imperial Chemical Industries I trt I ondon. have declared an murim dividend of 4', on the ordinary stock, payable on December 1.
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    14 10 0FFICI AL PRICES ,h iiv »B&,>nl R| BBKR 7, of a „-nt, nr "ihnjl
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    95 10 West, a sharply on '™ia.v following *i 2 Australian Proil at the expend v si- 1 Loans 3>,- IW6 M Loans 3 1955-58 twiJ! n.sol.ind. A.P M 1 new 1 B;uik 1 N a Bradford B. Hill Pro" B. Hill p ro (righuj-; 4 JJ Carlton Briber-. C^,nc
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    62 10 Mneapnr,. hjnp Pro))ur( dayTere" 00 F Copia guie 1 Oetohl $32' 4 sellers: No\embe: cd. steady; $55 Pepp< reported, price Muntok white $217 SaraWkr Lamponc black I H. B. Ltd. ropra pnrn ber: 11 a.m. sellers: rone quiet: tpiti!;. ers: tone dul! $32 %r. vember 11 am 131".
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    RUBBER PRICES
    98 10 Octobr fob. closed in at 70\ i cent abc and the steadie: During the mark between 70 centi a: 1 i with a i port and above z\tn(( down at Thf :?.-j'f C =:e —No. IRSS Spo' to buve: ten 70 i. No. IRS Oct bu "0 2
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    Jap pact prom
    91 10 ONDON glo-Japane>.e I payments agmmer. 1 two nation^ are .tip:' studying why the pact has worked out more f.uourablv 1 Japan and how U cm be 2 proved upon That is tht analysis cUf" British Treuun n are expected to ion: this week The aeretTCfr.- under '\icy
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      1610 10 NOTICES Re: ANG KIM LIANG, Deceased All persons having any claims against the estate of the abovenamed deceased, late of No. 6, Prince Charles Square, Singapore, who died on the 23rd day of August. 1954, are required to send particulars of their claims In writing to THE PUBUC TRUSTEE. SUPREME
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      139 10 YUGOSLAV LINE FROM ADRIATIC AMI \K\K BAST TORT*. BOMBW A OOM* TO DJAKARTA A HONGKONG:— M.V. "TRIGLAV" Slnjapore 15 18 O.t. 1- M "'< FROM HONGKOXr. TO (OLOMBO. BOMBW. TORI vUP BEVROITH A ADRIATK TORTS M.V. "UCKA" Sinn.pore n i oct (lrt Agent, for M.lay, EASTERN INDUSTRIAL CORP. 17-B. Rohinsnn
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    G.E.C. step up publicity in Far East
    217 12 G.E.C. step up publicity in Far East r INTENSIFY their over-growing publicity programme. The General Electric Co.. Ltd. of England are now sending out I specially trained experts to the Far East to carry out on-the-spot surveys. The first publicity expert to be sent out from the company's head office
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    Rubber pipes the answer
    128 12 QOMF firms not a!wnv< aware of the many ways In which natural rubber can .help them, says the British Rihh.-r rvvo'.^rment Board In ■;rrnnt Issue of "Rubber n velopmenta." The PRDB add that they were able 'o assist one of the largest Brit:sh car manufacturers in
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    INDONESIAN TIN SALES ARE DECREASING
    366 12 U.S. takes less JNDONESIAN tin exports have decreased lately, mainly due to declining orders from the United States, but Indonesian tin exporters are optimistic as to the possibility of finding: other customers, writes the Straits Times Jakarta Correspondent. According to Mr. Notosudirjo, the head of
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    SWISS COMPANY TO INTRODUCE FABRICS
    174 12 "The five ages of women 9 LATEST designs for the •five apes of womtn according to fabrics" from one of Switzerland's loading textile manufacturers will bo introduce^ in the Malayan market shortly. Mr. Max A. Furler. export *"'|ff of B. Gusfsrenheim Son and Co. Ltd.
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS & VIEWS
    395 12  - COMMERCIAL NEWS VIEWS Kiii'U^llMJllLitLM McALISTER'S OPEN A 3100,000 WORKSHOP TO COPE with the A increasing world demand for rubber latex and the consequent wide use of De Laval centrifuges, McAlister's in Ipoh have opened a $100,000 woriikshop to maintain and repair the wear and tear on thesse machines. The new
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    Dunlop is Malaya's important customer
    377 12 <THE Dunlop Rubber Company la revealed as being Malaya's most important customer, in a supplement recently published by The Times of London. With its factories in Britain, the United States. Brazil. Japan and Commonwealth countries. Dunlop requires each year some 190.--000 tons of natural rubber.
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    DUTCH MILK IN PLENTY
    96 12 Supplies of condensed milk 5 have again been very ample and prices of imports from Holland have steadily declined, the rates representing a very meacre return to the actual producer, .says the half yearly n port of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. The recent decision of
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    Mission Orange contest winners
    55 12 BELOW are the winners of the $5,000 Mission Orange Slogan Contest. The contest was held as an introductory consumer incentive for the three additional flavours put on the market by Mls-Sino Ltd. Mr. N* En« ■M Mr. K. A. Mohamed Kunju Mr. Abdul Rahman b. Haji
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      183 12 MECOMB LOW COST BOILER UNITS EQUIPPED WITH Minneapolis Honeywell Automatic Controls n-r.tri«: Electronic Pneinrtic 11)1 .mwr** Dei Ue Industries Ltd., Singapore. Stock Available Vertical Multitubular Firetube Boilers: 3. 6. and 12 HP for wood or light oil firing 20 and 35 HP for wood or heavy oil firm? Horizontal Watertube
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      226 12 CRAVEN A FOR SMOOTH, CLLAN. SMOKING Largest-selling cork-tipped cigarette in the world. I Imported from London ALL THf FUN... 12. invites you to a W GRAND CARNIVAL on Thursday, September Mkh. at tl Great World Amusement Parkunder the distin^uisln il pmtrc i <. <f H. K. Hit Kt. lion. Malcolm
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    WOK OUT! THEY ARE READY WITH A CRACKERJACK
    605 13 Fijians lose six star players BUT SET OF NEW MEN says W. E. TREVOR Ml OIK MFST MEN HAVE i, E FT L NOT TO MKa rijun n a similar position the same ques- the reply will be: "We've *ot some youne
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    * A helping hand *
    34 13 A helping hand POLICE Depot's Low Seng Hue, uho finished second, is helped by one of the officials after he finished the gruelling Kuala Lumpur to Klcno 24-mile marathon on Sunday. Straits Times picture
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    King's Love. Turk's Blood favourites
    107 13 King's Love. Turk's Blood favourites LONDON. Mon. ODDS rulinß at the end of the Victoria Club callover here this afternoon on the Cesarewiteh Stakes and Cambridgeshire handeap were: (»arewit»h (Ort. IS): 9-T King's Love; 100-8 Corydalis--100-6: French Design: 18-1 Mortification 20-1: Little Cloud and Running Water; 22-1- Jekvll: S3-1: Blue
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    Trabert keeps Pacific title
    53 13 BERKELEY. California Mon Tony Trabert retained his Pacific Co.ist singles tennis title ypvtprd.TV by defeating Vie Selxas 6-3. fi-8 S-4. R-3 on thp hara court of the Bcrkrlpv Tennis Club. The omens singles championship l went to V.W Kovacs who beat Anne Shilcock of Great Britain
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    SOCCERITES WIN
    20 13 Star Soccerltes beat Chartered Bank 1-0 in n soccer friendly at Farrer Park yesterday. The scorer was Sahat.
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    Loader loses £40 to a thief
    75 13 ABROAD THE I.INFR ORSOVA.' Mm lhe EiiKhnri test team o n their way io Australia are considering a whip round for Surrey fast merliuni bowlei Peter Louder who had reported losing £40 sterling,. The money Riven to him by Mr C. G. Howard, the
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    SUB v TENGAH AT RUGGER
    49 13 The s ngapore Harbour Board rugby XV to mpet R A F I>ngah at Keppel Harbour a: 5.15 tomorrow will be selected from the following Peek. Wells. Wallen. Caldwell Enderby. Bel!. Morris. Ooh. Wheeler Colquhoun. Hartnell. Shove Plncus Crookman. Trevor. Jones. Marks and Reynolds.
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    MALAYAN BOYS CAPPED FOR S. AUSTRALIA XV
    218 13 RONALD TAN. outstanding scrum-half of St I 1 H W 'L S h °vv haS f °r the South Australia State XV. according to letters received by his father and Canon R. K. S. Adams in Singapore recently. Ronald, who has just completed
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    Belgium outplay world champions
    397 13 BRUSSELS. Monday. I > 1 1 < 1 1 M beat Germany, world cup champions, 2-0 in an international soccer match here yesterday. The Belgians led 1-0 at half-time. Germany showed lack of cohesion in the forward line and uncertainty in defence. The Belgians were nearly
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    N. JOHORE LOSE
    21 13 SEOAMAT. Mon. Queen's Retliiipnt brat North Johore by 12 points to three in a rugger match at Oomall.
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    'HIGH STANDARD'
    153 13 Commenting on the Moscow match Arthur Ellis of England whn refereeri. said the Russian standard of play was as ■high as any today". "Any team which can draw with the Hungarians must be a good team". Ellis said. "But", he added. 'Hungary played better against England"'. Ellis sii
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    Perak T.C. has gold cup cast in 1810
    342 13 Perak T.C. has gold cup cast in 1810 JEEP'S JOTTINGS rpHE perak Turf Club Is In possession of one of the most distinctive racing trophies ever to come out to Malaya— a beautifully designed Gold Cup cast in 1810 durlne the relen of George 111 This rare trophy will be
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    CLUB FINAL ON SUNDAY
    74 13 Singapore Badminton Association junior championship ties for the week: Tomorrow: Mayflower B.P. vs Merrldale BP. iW.ilte) Official Jimmy Yeo; Umpires: Ang Ann Beng and Tay Chin Lye. Saturday: Winner of Flower 8.P./ v Useful B.P. vs. winner Mayflower HP Merridzlr BP iWhitei. Official: Quek Keng Chuan;
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    HOPMAN IS CONFIDENT
    66 13 SYDNEY, Mon Australian Davis Cup team manager Harry Hopman said last night that Australia had ex. cellent prospects* of retaining the Davis Cup In December Hopman arrived In Sydney by air with five Australian tennis stars after a six-month tour of England. Europe and the United P'atp...
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    Burmese champ wins at Johore boxing
    305 13 BURMA'S light-weltrr« eight champion. Bobby Atinc of the Burmese Navy, scored I an easy victory when he stop- ped Cpl Ralson (Royal Sijs--1 nalsi In the third round at the intrr-club boxin'i tournament held at the Hokkien Association, Johore Bahru. over the week-end This
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      435 13 SET YOUR ENTRY IN FOR THE MALAYAN MONTHLY $20,000 MUST BE WON WORD PUZZLE 4 B\ CET YOUR POSTAL ORDER NOW. •^rjTf\(\\ MUST Bt S«»l«srimesl I WORD PUZZLE "UU" Cut out and p>n with other coupons Posting instructions appc.ll bclcw j Nam. j I Address 1 I j 5 [|X
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    Wai Keen, Cheng Kok best in MCFA tour team's win
    712 14 Wai Keen, Cheng Kok best in MCFA tour team's win Malayan Chinese 2; Singapore Malays 1. AM ALAYAN CHINESE F.A., in the first of their two iTI games in Singapore before leaving for Hong Kong on tour on Thursday, beat Singapore Malays by two goals to one at Jalan Besar
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    Chee Seng will go, Hee Jong still unsure
    96 14 Chee Seng will go, Hee Jong still unsure CHI) CHEE SENG. Singapore's star goalkeeper, has consented to go to Hong Kong with the Malayan Chinese F.A. touring team for their Ho Ho Cup match on Oct. 2. He will be flown back to Singapore immediately after this game. It is
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    Derby winner for stud
    116 14 LONDON. Mon T EVEK SAY DIE. this years l Epsom Derby and Doncaster St Leger winner, is to be retired to stud immediately. The colt's owner, American Robert S. Cl.irk. informed trainer Joe Lawson of his decision by telephone from Paris today. Mr. Clark has not
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    SAFA fete Chia and Strickland
    70 14 Sincapore Amateur FA. lart night entertained to dinner Chia Boon Leong. voted "Malaya's most popular footb.Uler". and Ted Strickland, a Council member for the last nine years, who is retiring to Britain soon Boon Leoru will leave with Edwin Dutton tomorrow by air for Britain
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    SCOTTISH CUP SEMIFINALS
    56 14 LONDON Mon —The draw for the semi final? of the Scottish League Cup. •<, be played on Saturday. Oct. resulted tOBBf as follows: Airdrleonuivs v Heearts at Easter Road. Edinburgh; East Fife v Motherwell at Hampden Park Glasgow The Scottish Leacue fixtures involvins the^e four club.^ will
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY XI
    49 14 me mjGJG. team Tor their Dlv. 1 hockey lea cue BMM against OH Q Farelf on the padang today Is: J. Woodhou>e. G Brands. C. Arkell; M Wirks. H Wood (capt). A Harrison- R Lamb B Purslow J Jeffcry. B. McMullen, H Flske. Umpire; F. Milne
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    37 14 Singapore Cricket Club women beat Girls Sports Club 4-0 in a friendly fixture at Serangoon Road V(Merd:iy. All the coals were scored In the first half by M;-s Wricht |2». Mrs. Sewrll .nid Mrs Clarke.
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    R.E.M.E. SCORE 3 AGAINST KHALSA
    40 14 Royal Electrical Mechanical Engineers scored a convincing 3-0 ••In over Khalsa Sports Association In an Dlv. 2 hockey league fixture in the I.A. ground yesterday Grave* <J> »nd Whey Ah Kuan (1> were the scorers.
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    ONLY TWO SENIOR SIDES UNBEATEN
    502 14 SINGAPORE Recreation Club. League runners-up in Div. 1. last year on goal-average to University of Malaya, and Police Sports Association are the only two teams now unbeaten in the senior league. The rivalry now between these two teams will be very keen. Recs dropped a
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    Indians fall away and Recs net four
    459 14 S.R.C 4; Indian Assn 0. SINGAPORE Recreation Club started on" so badly against Indian Association in the S.H.A. first division league fixture on the padang yesterday that it looked as if they were heading for their second successive shock in the competition. But
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    S.H.B. RECS WIN
    36 14 The Dlv. 3A hockey league fixture between Singapore Harbour Board R.C. and H.M. Customs which was fixed for yesterday was Instead played oft* last week by mutual arrangement. S.H.B. Recs beat Customs 4-1.
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    MAGHESH SCORES
    29 14 Ceylon Sports Club beat Royal Signals 1-0 in a Div. 3B hockey lea- i KUe match played at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday with a goal by Maghesh
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    SAMMY AMAZED 3000 AT POOL
    143 14  - SAMMY AMAZED 3000 AT POOL w RE?o> tj A of thing! have eh, I Sammy 1 Olympic d ■ink] ti But on< ha.s nnt c himsi'lt I Mi seen. That Wi putcrt by I poopli I Chin Amh SS 1111I 111 three -q turns sau te than a could hop
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      105 14 HOCKEY LEAGUE, DIV. 1: S.C.C. v G.H.Q FarHf, SCC padang. DIV. 2: RAF Changi v S.R.C.. SRC padang DIV. 3A: RAF Trngah v R.A.P.C. RAPC ground. DIV 3B: M.A.A.F. v T.T.C Teachers' grounr. INTER-SCHOOL: Anelo-Chin-eae School v Srranjoon E.S., (round. RIGGER POLICE v St. Andrews School, FTS; ST ANDREW'S OBA
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