The Straits Times, 29 August 1955

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    12 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AIGUST 29, 1955 15 CENTS
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    SELF-SERVICE HOTELS
    532 1 Guests pitch In to keep atrtke-bound Raffles, Adelphi, Sea Tl«w, Cockpit and Gleneagles open ■fS I' ST UKE PICNIC? And air girls make the beds iIRLINE hostesses, volunteer workers jnd pin *ts ire helping five strikefound hotels in Singapore open. i CockThe than cooks and I s> .i
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    3 Pahang bandits give up
    112 1 KUALA I UMPUR, Sun. THKEE terrorists .surrendrrcrl to men of "A 4 company. 6th Battalion. Malay Regiment, in the Triang area Of Pahan;< yesti rdav. They were Yip Si k Kam. Chan Pak Meng and Chan Yew No further details are available. A poOM HtRH
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    A MINION FOR MORFYDD
    66 1 Nurse Mor- the R<d rned from lived in raring for Che Wong evening- 1 ni •>. pai There, for the first time ii seven years, the family met The party included her lather and mother. Capt. and and Mrs. All x Murray Y<>unu and her two
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    THEY STOP TO READ ALL ABOUT IT
    34 1 Y( LISTS AM) |>nle»tri ms stop to read a strike pintcr MteMe Ka flies ||-itrl in Singapore, where 326 emplo\ees are on strike. SI raits Times picture.
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    'We'll fight the terrorists'
    208 1 PLEDGE BY UMNO YOUTH PEXANCi, Sunday. DBNANG UMNO Youth today plrdcrd itself to volunteer to fight tin- terrorists if the Malayan Communist Party rejected the Alliance Government's amnesty offer. The pledee was contained in a resolution pns.sed unanimously at today's UMNO i Youth jjeneral assembly HUM
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    The popular expat is coming back
    108 1 The popular expat is coming back MR. J. D. HIGIIAM. Singapore's popular former Under-Secretarv. w.U return to the Colony on Sept. 13 to become Director of Person And Government clerks are Inning to >■ htm a rm welcome. !r. Hicham. was forrly head of ■South -East Asian Department of the
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    Lock icon 20 children die in river
    61 1 HONG KONG. Sun The sudden overflow of a stream In Talpokow caused sudden death to more than 20 picnicking school children today. The picnickers were playing and swimming In tho stream when sudden flood waters surged over them. Police said a cloud burst high in
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    Lock icon TV in planes
    27 1 BRISTOL. Sun. The Bristol Aviation Company la usinn airborne television to test the immunity of turboprop engines for new air- liners from icing- Reutcr.
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    Lock icon Freak storms
    25 1 THE HAGUE, Sun I.mhtninu set flre to two farms and destroyed :i third durlnr freak ■torma wl Ich awept Holland yestf relay -Reutor
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    Lock icon Russia's coal
    27 1 LONDON. Sun -Russia will mine 390.000,000 tons of coal this year -two and a half tlniPn as much ax In 1940. according to Pravda.— Reuter.
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    13 die in crash
    43 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun The Cruzeiro Do Sul airline has announced that the wreckace of one of its planes was sighted yesterday. It was feared all nine passengers and four crew members had perished in a cra.sh. A P.
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    Lock icon Even the Scots say: Bourbon, please
    176 1 Even the Scots say: Bourbon, please LONDON, Sun. fTHE British Govern- ment is bclnjj un:rd to allow more bourbon and other American whisky into this country—and Scotch whisky firms are backing the demands. Because of Britain's dollar difficulties, only a trickle of American whisky now comes here for general sale.
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    Lock icon Atlantic flight —in crates
    58 1 Atlantic flight in crates PARIS. Sun. Two replica* of the "Spirit of Saint Louis the plane in which CharK> LindberKh made the firs' solu Atlantic air crossing completed the flight again today in an American cargo plane which landed herr from New York. They will be reassembled for use In
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    Lock icon Red airlines
    33 1 HONG KONG. Sun. Communist China's civil airline plans to operate services to countries in Bouth- 1 Hast Asia soon, according to I the Peking monthly magazine. China Reconstructs, received here. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Channel record
    31 1 DOVER. Sun Tru* Channel Swimming Association said today that it is recognising Bill Pickering s 14-hour-and-#-minute swim from England to France on Aug 26 as a world record.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Death on line
    33 1 SEOUL. Sun One Korean was killed and 22 others were seriously Injured last night when a freight train collided with an express In a station 75 miles from here.— AP
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    NOW FROM PARIS—THE M (FOR MALE) LINE
    85 1 NOW FROM PARIS— THE M (FOR MALE) LINE PARIS. Sun. Paris master tailor* announced today that they will stage fa»hinn show* for the first time this winter. Ac-cording to M. Paul Vauelair. president of the Master Tailors Federation: -Thr male nilhouett* in !""•<> will h,- Tiinrr clearly >'■ n.i. .1
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    Blasts black-out hundreds of homes
    162 1 A cable Junction box in Cult Re ;id Singapore. < xploded twice last night and blacked out hundreds of houses In the Kampuns Kapor area. The explosions scared residents, who thought that bombs were being thrown. The first blast at 9 50 pm »ms followed
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    Russian steel
    24 1 MADRAS, Sun India is to buy .SO .OOO tons of Russian •teel at a co.«t of R.s 25.000 000 iM517.250,000).— A P.
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    Cheers as MacDonald doffs his trousers and that's correct dress
    272 1 Cheers as MacDonald doffs his trousers and that's correct dress THE Commissioner- (irneral. Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, looked at about 100 men and women at the Sincapore Sup<*r«onle Hater Ski Club's nrw imb honor at P<mt,i>l Point ve>trrdajr evening and Mid: 'With all due solemnity and proper decorum. I shall now
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    KALLANG MAY BE THE SITE
    229 1 for that sports centre SINGAPORE'S youth sports centre as sußKC.sted by the Commissioner-General. Mr. Malcolm MarDonald, may occupy part of the old airport .it Kalian*. And it is likely that Wong Peng Soon will be one of several coaches to train youths In various forms
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    Lock icon Mystery fire kills two
    67 1 WHITING. Indiana. Sun y.tr lighters today built sand dykes to hold back rivers of petrol which still tlnwrd 24 hours after a mystery explosion at one of America's biggest refineries here started a fire which Killed two people and injured 11 lea.st 44 The multi-million dollar
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    Lock icon Cyprus talks
    35 1 LONDON. Sun. Britain. Greece and Turkey meet in full-dress conference here tomorrow to seek a solution to their dispute over Cypru.v the British Mediterranean i>land colony t<> which Oreccc Is laying claim UP
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    Lock icon Border battle
    35 1 OAZA. Sun -Four Egyptian soldiers were killed and six wounded In a four-hour exchange of heavy gunfire today between Egyptian and i Imm''l forces In Fa^t Gin. an Egyptian mllltarv spokesman announced UP
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    Lock icon Probe on general
    39 1 TAIPEH, Sun.- General Sun Ll-Jen. 50, former comman-der-in-chief of the Chinese Nationalist Army, whose restitution as personal chief-of-staff to President ChlanK Kai-shek was announced laxt week, will face a nine-man commission of inquiry here tomorrow.— Reuter.
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    23 1 TAIPEH. Sun Th» (hlne.v Nationalist Government today rushed all available relief to south-east Fon; bid victims of last Wednesday's typhoon— Reuter.
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    THE QUEEN SAYES A WIDOW
    99 1 THE QUEEN SA YES A WIDO W LONDON Sun. Tin Queen has ordered the cance'lation of a t2 line on a 4«-year-old widow r>f Castle Donning'. >n. Leicestershire becau^ she Is too poor to pay it. The widow. Mrs. Gladys Wegster. lives in a hut Vttfe her five children on
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    Council strike: Still an impasse
    100 1 Council strike: Still an impasse 4NOTHER Bttempi to 'iid the 12-day-old striko by the 8.000 stronc Blngapore City Council Labour Unions Federation failed lerdajr. A thrre-hour meetlnt: be -'Tiki r^ repTf I lea and a City Council nf-go-ttatlng team en4rd In a de;idli«-k. 'The two side, mst couldn't -to-oye." the
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    42 1 <.O\: NO I s\YS NKMUI SIIILLONG. Si dia's Prime Mini hru said li'ilie believed tlx he peaceful .solu tioa question in mil with tlie i <>f its people. Hi Mould not deal C.oa problem in mill. .m\ other violi —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Drop kills 5
    35 1 LINARES (Chtttl, Sun A truck dropped over a precipirp on to a house nc.ir hen •»n Friday, killiuu the two truck oeewpanti and crushing to death threp persons m the house -AP
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    Lock icon 'End archaic humbug' TOWNSEND'S TWO CRIMES: BIRTH AND DIVORCE
    432 2 'End archaic humbug' TOWNSEND'S TWO CRIMES: BIRTH AND DIVORCE Leave Margaret alone, New Statesman tells those who oppose her romance LONDON, Sun. T*HE New Statesman 1 and Nation said yesterday that some members of the Royal family and the Archbishop of Canterbury were trying to talk Princess Margaret out of
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    Lock icon £1A HEAD FOR MAU MAU
    256 2 £1 A HEAD FOR MAU MAU Sergeant was so very keen on killing, court is told NYERI. Sunday. i BRITISH SERGEANT was so keen to kill Mau Mau. that he offered members of his platoon II (S8) for each body, a court here was told. Sergeant Alfred Edward Plmblett. 34.
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    Lock icon Airman Dan —marriage tangle ends
    173 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun. AIRMAN Daniel Schmidt, honeymoonine: with his wife at an Oregon seaside resort. said: "Una and I feel all our problems are over." "Sue's happy all right I don't feel really bitter now. I'm just happy He quoted his wife as saying Alford
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    VIPs sail for high time in high seas
    120 2 VIPs sail for high time in high seas VENICE, Sun. \JORE THAN 100 Euri opean and Ameri- can celebrities, includ- ing a sprinkling of aristocrats and diplomats, sailed from here yesterday. The 15-day luxury cruise In the Aegean Sea is organised by Mrs. Elsa Maxw» Wearing, the American columnist and
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    A GOOD WISHES PHONE CALL
    68 2 THE BRIDE sets a phone call of snod wishr. from Mr. It- Cheng Guan an Riant. The picture was taken after thr wedding of Mr. Lee Kip Lee. elder aon ol Mr. and Mr* Lee (him Hak of Amber Road. Singapore, and Mi** Elizabeth Tan
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    MacDONALD ANGERS EMPIRE PAPER
    241 2 LONDON. Sunday. 'THE SUNDAY EXPRESS today attacked Mr. Mal- colm Mac Donald, the retiring Commissioner General for South-East Asia, fcr a speech in which he said he thought it right that Malaya and Sinuapore should be clamouring for independence. The paper said "This is a speech
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    Lock icon Mac Smiths now crowd the glens
    143 2 Mac Smiths now crowd the glens EDINBURGH. Sun. SHOI'T IT not in the Kirns of bonnie Scotland, bat the name of the biggest clan today is Smith. There are 80.000 of them. This was revealed here by Mr J. G. Kyd. chairman of the Royal Scots Ancestry Society. The Smiths
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    Lock icon WIFEBEA TING CAVEMEN TAKE TO BOWS, ARROWS
    101 2 WIFEBEA TING CA VEMEN TAKE TO BOWS, ARROWS LONO BEACH, Sun. FLICE were frankly puzzled yesterday over two wife beating husbands who tried to settle marital quarrels with bows and arrows. Police found Harold D. Lott. 32, aiming at his five-year-Old aon, William, with a bow i and arrow. His
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    INDIAN 'ROBIN HOOD'LIES IN STATE
    139 2 INDIAN 'ROBIN HOOD' LIES IN STATE NEW DELHI. Sun.—Thousands filed through the parade ground at Owalior. Central India yesterday for a la_-t glimpse of Man Singh. India's mo.-t famous bandit often I called the Indian Robin Hood j —who was shot In a gun battle with police two days ago.
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    NOW IT'S 'BOBBIE SEXERS'
    83 2 NOW IT' S 'BOBBIE SEXERS' Y '»"tu „,>/, /v pan i n gVI] lJ in and bo DC h' Pr»lic. a Childn n have un "bol>b:> A nut: hay had pp m I on*- sect; girls a. course beginnii with mi a< r obi 'A warm-up' 'I int. men.' i
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    Australia tol aid Japan
    35 2 TORY* I has to.c. J Japan i United Nat matte. 10th 0 bag. The n .-aid an An. by Mr. A. B J I the A I Jap.i: sh;rj by R
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      58 2 Castrol Wins! "^^Hk SWEDEN I RALLY TO THE MIDNIGHT SUN, 14th /18th JUNE, 1955 4 out of 6 Classes won on CASTROL HOLLAND DUTCH GRAND PRIX, ZANDVOORT, 19th JUNE, 1955 Ist. MERCEDES BENZ 2nd. MERCEDES BENZ afV r -tr y V 1 T^Jjl ALL USINGTHI MASTEKP.^ N C. C. WAKEFIEID
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    Esther shuts out striking husband
    109 3 JAOO. Sun HER QUIG)J 35 year old mother and locked her of their yesterday a loader against the H Metal tussle with ,i picket- and was I with dis- night the ]o\\ down an end t& thinj; Id lm only I tiled me off of
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    Em elected leader again
    28 3 Bun hai bee'i of his n the BriPeopki Pro- poacd a.s the ter- the Bn- iienried tv prevent nominated ncil was toil ear period.
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    Lock icon GRANDVAL THREATENS TO QUIT MOROCCO
    400 3 French mop up hill rebel gangs CASABLANCA, Sun. signs of tension appeared in the Arab quarters of liirtre Moro c 0 a n towns yesterday. French security lorces rJrove dorp into the hills to mop up rebel hands resoonsible for terrorism a week aco. Trouble
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    Home again —and now for dinner
    77 3 Home again and now for dinner JOHN HACttTT, pilnt of the Canberra jet plane «hi(h flru from London to New York and hack in It' hours, celebrate* with i li.iinp.tijiic before sitting (limn to dinner. lie had breakfast in London, lunch in N>» York and dinner in London <ni thr
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    Lock icon OIL FIRE THREAT TO CITY
    154 3 OIL FIRE THREAT TO CITY NEW YORK. Sun. A TERRIFIC blast shattered a 26- storey hich octane petrol cracking tower ye.s terday. spreading flames which threatened th< iity of Whitlne. Indiana. Petrol from the bla/nm Standard Oil Company refinery se< peri into ewer main.s and flowed westward into the community
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    MRS. PANDITS PLEA: DON'T 'HONEY' ME
    274 3 Just plain envoy in Moscow YIKS VIJAYA LAKSHMI now she had battled total called •'honey.'" In served as ambassador, she Speaking at a reception Kiven in her honour by the .Scottish National Council ol the United NatlOQa Association, the Indian High Commissioner to Britain
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    Mud buries motor cars
    39 3 A SCKNK »n Nauitaturk. ConnrrtWut. aftrr the disastrous H.mml that folloMrd hurriranr "Diane" in the eastern lulled Stairs This picture was tvpiral of thr devastation. More than !00 Americans died In the Hoods.— %.P. puture.
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    Lock icon THE CREDULOUS SALESMAN
    75 3 NEW YORK, Sun A petrol station attendant at Columbia. South Carolina, rasheri v I cheque for $8 50 drawn by a man on "The Rank of Anywhere. Anywhere, I! R ami then handed the man $2.50 chance. The man who gave a telephone number as a reference
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    Mutineers agree to give in
    181 3 LAST-MINUTE PLEA TO SUDAN GOVT. KHARTOUM. Sunday. \IUTINEERS of the Sudan Defence Force in the Southern Sudan last night sent a last-minute message to the Government indicating their wilItngnetl to surrender unconditionally The message came as Qov- I ernment forces were preparir.p to niov apainst
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    Lock icon Stinking smog
    24 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Stinking smog brought the Li s Angc'es area to the ■tsjsjt <>r alert yesterday for tht second day. AP
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    Lock icon MARRY AN AMERICAN? NOT ME, SAYS HANAKO
    96 3 WASHINGTON. Sun PRETTY Ml-ss Hanako Shlgcmltsu. daughter of Japan s Foieifll Minister, says she "just wouldn't" marry an American Bhe said, however, that she 111 extremely interested in thr problems involved in racial marriages. Miss ShlKcmitsu. 23 and fond I of Western clothes,
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    Lock icon Boys saw 'girlies': Probe on
    201 3 Boys saw 'girlies': Probe on SCANDAL AT THE SCOUT MEET TORONTO. Sun AS the eighth world scout Jamboree at Niagara on the-Lake. Ontario, officially closed yesterday a "full-scale Investigation" was promised into reports that Scouts under 18 were iidmitted to burlesaue I shows her* The general manager ot the Canadian
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    19 3 PARIS. Sun Threp people d.i das a result of violent thunderstorms in vwth-..i-t France yesterday. Rcuter.
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    NOW REDS TRY TO ENTICE FARMERS
    359 4 'PEACE' OFFER REJECTED, SO MXJP. STEPS UP EFFORTS Wanted men arrested and sent back to Federation fOMMUNIST document* captured by the Singapore police show tha' since its peace offer two months ago, the Malayan Communist Party has stepped up efforts to "weld a united
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    Onam festival
    26 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Bun The Johore Keralx^era Samathi will celebrate Onam. a Malayalee festival, on Tues- day at the Buk.lt Zahrah Bchool at 6.30 p.m.
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    Trust dance
    26 4 The Singapore Improve- i ment Trust Junior Officers' Association will hold its annual dinner and dance at the Singapore Hotel. Oeylang Road, on Sunday
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    STUDENTS 'HIDE IN THEIR WARRENS'
    248 4 STUDENTS 'HIDE IN THEIR WARRENS' KOTA BHARU, Sun. STUDENTS at the Tea- cher's Training Col-' lege here were too shy this morning to come out of their rooms to greet the Colonial Secretary, Mr. Alan Lennox Boyd. The students are at present on vacation but 30 had returned to the
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    Dedication
    30 4 The Bi&noD of Singapore the Rt. Rev Henry w Balnes. will dedicate and bless the new vicarage of St. Paul's Church. Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, at p m tomorrow
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    CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    21 4 Ml!. WILFRED DODWELL and MUs Lily Ne*am Apparo after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore Straits Tim's picture
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    POLITICS BAN HOLDS US UP —UMNO HEAD
    159 4 PENANG. Sunday. 'THE acting general secretary of Penang UMNO, j Inche Nyak Hashim bin Nyak Puteh. today blamed the Government s politics ban on Government servants for causing considerable difficulties in the execution of UMNO activities. He told the annual conference of Penang
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    'THE STRIKE IS THE LAST WEAPON'
    71 4 'THE STRIKE IS THE LAST WEAPON' BUTTERWORTH. Sun. Two hundred and fifty members of the Malayan Petroleum Distributors Employee* Union were told today that the strike should be their last weapon. Addressing the union's second annual conference. Mr Law Mook Weng. chairman of the Penang division of the Malayan Trade
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    Jap says: Let us in here again
    120 4 Jap says: Let us in here again IF MAi. pendf:; anesc over thl peaceful numen, minrair pore Th- n kashi. cald food, livir lation were Japan. "That. tne to Bbecome fat about 10,000 settled then There art ese familip. Boissev?.,The .shi|) thin week Excel lent ><,j| Pointir. a nearby uuand
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    Jailed, fined
    25 4 JOHORE BAHR i Tan Van. I Johore Bahr I was ■eatcaeed i ga<>i and i i default hn for the then tA case.
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    Chandu: $500
    21 4 JOHORF BAH I 'Dm v.: t at two nthi Sessions c for j c hand u i i .smokui-
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    WE ARE YOUR SERVANTS, NOT MASTERS'
    80 4 Xt ALA KUBU BAHFU. Sun The district officer, Ulu Se langor. Tuan Syed Hashlm. told 100 labourer* attending I civics course here yesterday that government officers were their servants "Look upon them ju> your friends and not as j masters." he said •Some people
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    Britain took lead in introducing postage stamp
    1172 5 Britain took lead in introducing postage stamp I 1 Z^B Vv"^^f *^B i Pki I I 1 3 '^^L ASKED how he would define a stable country a few years ago, Professor Gilbert Murray, 0. M. Regius Professor of Greek at Oxford University and several times Liberal candidate for that
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 6 20 Wordi lit minimum). IHK FAMILY of the late Mrs Emily Teo hank all Relative* and Kncnds for their Kind Assistance. Condolence* and Floral Tribute* in then men Bereavement. THE FAMII V OF the Late Mr. Chan siew Buaa thanks all Relat and msodi for their Kind AtUKKtoness Monetary
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    IN MEMORIAM
    42 6 :n ii fio minimum). IN KVRRI.OVING MEMORY of Oui Briowd Mummy Madame Chew Poh Poey who was called to rovi cm HAH In the Sweet bye and bye «p shall meet on dial BPHiitiful Shere. Inserted by her Lowr.g Children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    94 6 M Word, $19 (minimum). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the Malay Mail' If you want to in that $5,000 word puzzie. TOWN COUNTRY 'High t--i < i Annual Sale Begin* Monday Aimust 29th for 2-»eeks only. BuiatM in Dresses Skirts, Blmi.se;; Children s Wear etc. BALS! SALE! SALE! U
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Aug. 29, 1955 The Apex Of The Pyramid
    701 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Aug. 29, 1955 The Apex Of The Pyramid It may not be an altogether unfair assumption that the Malayanisation Commission appointed a few months ago Ls thriving even if little ha.s BMB heard of it or from it since its j first meeting. It is
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    Paying For It
    251 6 From Gombak, near Kuala Lumpur, comes a necessary vaining that in one very important respect Governmentsponsored schemes for house ownership sre no different from schemes operated by private enterprise. The house-s may be cheaper, the terms of payment easier; nevertheless payment has to be made regularly. Two
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    Arms And Nations
    250 6 The talks on disarmament which open today in New York, in which the US., Russia, Britain. France and Canada will be represented, offer more hope than any that have taken place before. The Geneva conference has brought about a better atmosphere in international relations. Another reason for
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    Mobilisation would end war in a few months
    684 6 REPETITION,' Lord Northcliffe used j to say, "is the soul of I Journalism." Never- theless I will not repeat the arguj merits, international and national, why this would seem to be the most favour- able moment to offer an amnesty to the
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      Concert's 'iron curtain'
      119 6 Concert's 'iron curtain' A SMELL of reßimen- tation that brought us nearer to Communist China at the Happy World Stadium last Saturday, filled the atmosphere of the concert organised by the Chinese High School Graduates' Association. The gates were guarded by schoolchildren. Thousands queued up for hours to find themselves
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      Bleak future of the Army civilians
      468 6 Old Soldier' in his letter that appeared rativr unexpectedly has completely misunderstood 'he entire issue and presented to the public a distorted view of the recent discussions beween the War Department and its employees. No doubt the Association of the War Departm-nt Civilian SafT
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      HEALTH OF WAR PRISONERS
      328 6 Lincoln on property I UNDERSTAND that any Far Cut prisoner-of-war now living in Great Britain who desires a medical check-up or treatment of a condition which he claims to be due to (his war time imprisonment, gets in touch with the War Pensions Office in London.
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      It's only the leaders who will benefit
      539 6 BILLS AND DEPOSITS T*HE demands which the present day Trade Unionists are making on their employers are made not for the welfare of the workers but for their leaders' own political end&. No sane Trade Unionist will demand two weeks' paid leave to
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      Army is within its rights
      36 6 Army is within its rights I READ that the a Civilian St whh wilde menibWhat thi should 1 of supei fluo that the cient also cut! penci.The An cial i.r.r. d for profit comrm trend Klanc
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      Workers will suffer
      31 6 all shops It the closed. the have to samsu. Can a babil labotiic Th< i M .suffer by I shop* .it il 1 inkT 111 II Mil Kepong
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      735 6 CLASSIFIED ADS.J 20 Wardt tit (minimum). CRAIG To Jean, wife of J H. CraiK. at Youngberg Memorial Hospital on 28th August —a son. 1 I.ANDON: To Jane (nee I lit), OB 24th August. 1955. at m -Super-Mare, Somerset, a son, Michael Antony. 20 Hnrdi fit t minimum). NG YONG The
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    language row: Now it's Malay
    277 7 Reeling declures moves hi, n tho r w.^,. threaten chances of peaceful independence Opposition hits ims for Chinese: ould cause tension 9 Xl ALA LUMIUR, Sunday. bin Haji Hussein, "Mr. n the new Federal Lejfiwlative attacked demands by 1 1 1 Chinese in Pcnk and
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    Three puzzle winners share $5,000
    45 7 Three puzzle winners share $5,000 I IK A of une of hi the Word FVSBta thi |S beginning," viii mi eni the s.vooe I tn do 1 .im go,iiii' hi hunter, bud -shooting inner* ii>d K. ilmi got Word a today. your •mli- and lion
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    Rotary speaker
    9 7 Bob I ore- .tpore Kuest ting Rotary
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    NEW ERA — WITH DRAGONS
    44 7 NEW ERA WITH DRA GONS 11 Dragon poles to collect from after ■ating as the capital of Pahane Hundreds of visitors from neighbouring towns and kampongs joined in the celebrations. A football match between ast and west Pahane on the padang ended the celebrations.
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    Another Malayan is now Bishop
    254 7 2,000 SEE THE CONSECRATION \IORE THAN 2.000 Singapore Catholics yesterday x saw the consecration of Malaya's second Asian Bishop. Msgr. Francis Chan, at a two-and-half-hour ceremony at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Singapore born Bishop Chan, uhu v 42. will become the first Bishop
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    Citizenship petition for Boyd
    110 7 Citizenship petition for Boyd IPOH. Sun. CiHINESE at a public meeting here today decided to petition the Colonial Secretary. Mr Alan Lennox B yd. that all who have stayed in the Federation for more than five years be e'igibje for Fpderal citizenship The meeting was called by the Perak Chinese
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    $100 food fine
    28 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun Chua Ah Kec was fined $100. or 14 days' iail in Penggerang for moving food.st ufls in restricted area without a i*rmit.
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    'Thank you, Mr. MacD'
    325 7 MR. AND MRS. SINGAPORE and community leaders yesterday welcomed the Commissioner -Geni eial's assurance that i Britain would help defend Singapore after she became indepenMr Yap Pheng Geek, vice-chairman of the SingaI pore Chine.se Chamber oi Commerce, said Mr Malcolm Mac-Donald's message I was a confirmation
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    SATA to build hospital at Changi
    175 7 SATA to build hospital at Changi rIE Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association has drawn up plans to build a modern hospital at Changi. It is understood that the Singapore Government will grant SjOO 000 for this protect Mr. John Ede. chairman of SATA. told the StraiU Tlmen yesterday that the money had
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    Road deaths: Police seek witnesses
    107 7 Road deaths: Police seek witnesses SINGAPORE Traffic Police are appealing for eye witnesses of two fatal accidents at the weekend A motor cyclist. Sam Ah Ngaw. 35. collided with a car in Rochore Canal Road at its junction with Bencoolen Street at 1.45 am on Saturday. He died at the
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    Johore Bahru funeral
    60 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sun The Tengku Mahkota members of the Johore Executive and State Councils and senior Malay Government official* from ail over Johore were among those who attended the funeral day of Dato Hajl Mohd Said bin Hajt Sulaiman. private secretary to the Sultan of Johore. The
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    Neglected duty allegation
    48 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun. L»e Hoi and Chan Man. of the Sedenak New Village I Home Guards, mere charged In the Sessions Court today with negligently allowing j their command past to be overrun by Communist terrorists on Aug. 13 The ca.se was adjourned for < trial
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    Health centre
    31 7 The Singapore Minister for 1 Health. Mr A J Braga. will open the new maternity and I child welfare centre in Yio 1 Chu Kang Road Singapore on Friday
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    Their good deed
    28 7 i Seven Rover ScouU and six Volunteer Special Constables were among the 29 donors who gave blood at tin Transfusion Centre. Singa- i pore yesterday
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    Another 'thank you, Mr. Mac Donald'
    166 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The newly-elected Federal Legislative Council will be asked on Wednesday to thank the Commissioner-Oeneral. Mr Malcolm Mac Donald. for his "outstanding service*" to the Federation and to wlih him good fortune In his new job M High Commissioner in New Delhi
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    The hunt goes on for the three model prisoners
    157 7 The hunt goes on for the three model prisoners SINGAPORE police renterday renewed the hunt for three "model |,riM»nrr<> who escaped in dayiirht on Smturday two from Chanel Prison and one from Outram Road Pri<w»n The two from Ihe < hangi riWn Koh C,«h (hua 23 anu Ah hu. Hassan.
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    THEY WANT MORE SWEEP CASH
    210 7 Welfare group to press for grant KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. DATO H. E. Mackenzie, chairman of the Central Welfare Council, said today that the Social Welfare Lotteries Board was ne«lectine some of its more important objects. He said the board now had a stable income of
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    Here's the band
    20 7 The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esplanade from 7 p.m. to 8 pm on Wednesday.
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    Negotiate first, staff told
    144 7 Negotiate first, staff told IPOH. Sun. HOSPITAL workers were told today nut to think of sympathy .striices. There Is no sucti thing as a syn.pathy strike iii the Trade Union Enactment," the aitiiifn! trade union adviser, Perak. Inch* Abdul Rahman j bin Abu Osman. said in a message to the
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    SCHOOL AGAIN FOR 100,000
    62 7 Singapore's 100.000 Fntllah school students mill be back in their classrooms this morning alter a month's' holiday Whiie it will be Blu k Mon- day for Singapore students. there will be rounds of congratulations for hundreds of student-teachers mho will now pet more pay The student-teachers
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      106 7 an old Favourite that is sure to please! W*-K DCRRi^ fecre- th bllt lrt w"* ilf E<^ d C* nMinc Worctttcrwitk i»t own («cr*t recipej Add few dropf ro«r duke* The tip*" bi.nd a ing. tKe complete *«d bjlintrd uiiomnl ot thil piquincy tn4 »ir»e»ie both E«ropej«t »*4 C«.«rw cooking
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      106 7 CANNED MEATS j&y&-\ BEEF STEW ~l=J&r±~\ TAMALES Jjg^l CHILI CON CARNE ~R J&r*~\ VIENNA SAUSAGES 73=\ j&*r*~\ MEAT SPAGHETTI JgEfr*-l BEEF LOAF AND VEAL LOAF KYE ■:\A>II\\TIO\ Yoy can cat witK tjltc tee.tn but vox |BMSaaHB can t tec with artificial eyct Yowr I 9f^ one *»4 only pvt of
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      77 7 High tides TODAY: Singapore 01 IS (1 ft p 742 pm. .1 ft. i. Port Dickson 304 am 6 ft > 431 pm <6 ft in c Penanv 10 30 m >• ft. i .i. 110* pm (5 ft 7 in i. TOMUUOW SingMport •49 mm i* ft P"» in
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      1374 8 T.I 2405 MANSFIELD 6c CO., LTD, *«>* (II llnei) m Singapore) (12 I'xi. "Sql? THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE 7 SAILINGS to LIVfBrOOI GLASGOW, LONDON, 4 CONTINfNTAL%OII?S Singapore Our Soil* P Shorn Penong Atreut for Liverpool Glokjow Auf 27/29 Aim 29/30 Celchat for l'vrrr,.n G 31/14 Sept 4 Sept S $«r»
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      915 8 u .Kn. THE MEM LINE STEAMERS LID." W! MN4APOHI (Ineorporotad m fha Dnixl Kingdom i I urn» lAILINCS TO U.K. AM» COHTIHCMTAt PO«T» Soora P. Sriom Panong ■tas-rsaw '"^Tim 0 LOn<te0 M •0* BWarH»a.U««*. O«t "gggi '"T* 1/ 7O* •/WO* 11/12 O«. Rottrr<lom 14 OK/ INh Mmt arnirai Im4« 2S
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      770 8 McALISTER tic CO. CLLBRMAM BUCKNALL «»-AVE»ir.,, LONDON. MARVE, ROTTERDAM, lo< Ann,,. mamsu.g mnuSFZl^ or* tm VXA. North Aticn., c r,, t A.c.pti,,, c fa or* Cooodo otvi v«, Colombo CITY Of OTTAWA Spore P St«m P.no-. SUI<N lllF In Port/2* Ay, Gd44.Je/2o A CITY OF POONA S'porr* P '/him P-nono
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    Industrials move up
    393 9 SHARE MARKET REVIEW ft Our Market obvious trend f Singapore week akenlng of Industrial He bulk of mess waa this section. also characaoml i i i .!it.s and npanlea re- and capita: tinß and ived dividend the week i K'lbinson and •heir or,l s year art nus
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    13 9 m&rfett in .'> 81 4 for cash >ted il 15.55 and i
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    RUBBER UNCERTAIN
    470 9 4 <>i*titt<ulit~u>s 'THE Singapore Rubber Market was very uncertain last week with considerably less fluctuation in price than in previous week and a smaller turnover On Saturday morning the price firmed and reached its highest level on the week on rooorts of buying for Polish contracts. An unsettling
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST
    972 9 At their last meeting on Friday the Singapore members of the Malayan Share Brokers' Association Issued the following full list of revised quotations: IMHUTSmM Al»i Brick* Pref 1 1 Ordi 110 1U Alias Ice 13 00 ibuversi B B Petrol 4S 4S BM I nt»» 0M 100
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    BUSINESS DONE
    310 9 THE following business done In the Slnuapore Bharel Market la«t week waa reported by one nrm of brokers for the period August 20 to, Autrust 26: IMH'HTRIALS: Consolidated Tin Bmelters Ord 29s «<J Prater and Ne:ive Ords 11.68', and II 70. Fi-diTBl Dlspcmiiry 1307' 2 O»nimon. |2 67'
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      478 9 KNUTSEN LINE F.m .md Regular Service PROM CANADA US PACIFIC PORTS— 3Q DAYS Sailing Arriving Frinc-sco Singapore P Swet Pea,,, Fre«,«Mc iAm 12 Sept 14 Sept 15 Sept 22 f cor Opt! Bikk, 3 Sept 3 Oct 5 Oct 6 Oct 1 3 bet l ub:>h B.ikkc 1 Ocr 31
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      227 9 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED Tilt iminw.il- dividends were aanounied last HNk by cunipamea i>p< ratiiiK in Mala> a: HAMMFK AND CA LTD.: An interim dividend of 10 rents per stock unit of $1, less Singapore income tax, payable on September 30 to stockholders vn register September 20. Books close September 20. THE
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      897 9 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS ENOINEBR OFFICER. Marine Department. Federation of Malaya Application* art Invited for the above appointment from persons in possession of a Board of Trade I «r Ministry of Transport Ist Claai Engineers' Ortiflcate (Diesel, or Steam with Diesel Endorsement > and preferably under ii yearn of ace. Terms— 3
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      840 9 NOTICES ORDER The track orer the level crossing at TP. 111/* M. L. Malim Nawar will be uplifted on Wednesday the list August IMS commencing from 7 p m Till 6 am the following morning. STATE ENOINEER Public Works Department. Perak NOTICE CLOSURE OF ROAD To facilitate essential repairs the
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      649 9 NOTICES THE KUALA SIDIM RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED r Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Notice is hereby given that an Interim dividend of 10% leas 30% Malayan Income Tax. In respect of the year ending 31st December 1955. will b» paid to all Sharer.olderx whose name* appear on the Register
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      451 9 NOTICES JOHAN TFN DREDGING, LIMITED i Incorporated m ihr Pr-rieratlon of Malaya i NOTICE rs HTREBy OIVEM that the TIfIKTIETH AWTJAJj riFNERAT. MEFrnNO Of MfTOhfrs ot the above Company will be held at the Offlre of Mnwn. Vtaxxrll. Ken lon. Orrwdy to Jones. Mercantile Bank Chamber*. Ipoh on Saturday, loth
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    Lesson for Malaya in the Indonesian experiment
    1292 10 MAN OF FINANCE INDONESIA, Land of Challenge, by Marguerite Harmon Bro iColl.incz 155.) II'HEN Dr. Schacht, TT the Gorman financial export, went to Indonesia in 1951 to advi.se on the younn Republics financial and economic problems he presented a report In which he
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    BRIDGE
    239 10  -  KENNETH KONSTAM In T"HE late 8 J Simon useu to lay down i very n ful rule for playinc rubber bridge It wh llwajra atra at the best rcsu.r possible never the best possible r* suit There Ls a subtle but w<■:.defined riifference as thi.< hand from a recent
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      220 10 Synthetic fobrki «tip«Hor to •Ijj^^ Atk for ASAHI jjffljm^ /g^J^s&^ vt^ t FABRICS /£=55S «aaa^ aa^k^a Ba^^ aa^^a^^ W AX 7,000 Gcoiqrttc Cf«p« "**^^^***>aJa^a#^ V j A K 5,000 Cherry Voilr IJ|S«SllZ^2^^C*^s <?f^ i lujtroui quolity superior VJ* to silk and ytt, matching Vr tilk in taxtura. I All these
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      122 10 "Dear Mother" \*tlX ~A 'p "Once upon /J? a time" Pr: REMIN6TON RAND OF MALAYA LTD '< m sfv) Mt M 4 I 1.- 4 NAME 4DDRISS 2nd Floor |OHN LITTLI S lUILOINC S -•jo'res f KmjU Lufpur Ipoh Prnii>t 5 THE SINGAPORE POLICE FORCE it ire tew M In
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      295 10 Straits Times Crossword 1 i. I f j I ri I L ACROSS 7 ijouicr ul h.ind-m.«lr »ho*.' 9. In bpßin with 1 go near >t i«i (91. I. It affords a closer pit tun in Riddle (5i .im 11. Toll to an »dvant.iv:i-oii.s end 15 .lu.tin>d in *plt« o(
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    Wolves hit peak form to win 7-2
    467 11 LONDON. Sunday. wrOLVERHAMPTOX WANDERERS, English league champions two seasons ago. swept back to peak form yesterday to crush Manchester City, last season's Cup finalists, by seven coals to two. Roy Swlnbourne. who led the fast moving attack, shot four goals for the Wolves,
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    4 American swimmers fly to KL
    242 11 I/uIK Aoirnian national swun- mine cnunipioiis ana tneir ii»*cn ».ai^iu c ntm on uiui ol tite colony «uu Uie Feueisiioo, Wit binyvporc lor Ku<i... .n.[iiir oy sir >e*terday. J lie >»»mmei /uoei t WitfKin.s. Yukiiinoou Oyakuva. iMorge toieen. unu neid Patteraon weic In Uie
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    SHB Police out of cup
    99 11 CINCAPORE Harbour Board 113 Peace SAFA Dl\ 2B league winners eliminated 2-1 from trie SAFA Junior Cup competition by Young Men smn Asaociatmn a: Jalan Be>Hr Stadium yesterday Alter a M.orele&» first hall. Police took the lend through Hassan who i caught the Sikh goalkeeper
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    A new era for our amateur boxers
    552 12 Mr. DAVID MARSHALL OPENS Fm'ST S.E. ASIA CHAMPIONSHIP TONIGHT COLONY HAVE GOOD CHANCE TO WIN TEAM TROPHY By CHARLES BRYCE SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall is opening something more than a boxing tournament tonight. The first South-East A«ia championships mark a new
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    Non-Benders officials
    98 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Mr C O. Akhurst was elected prrsldent of the Non-Benders Cricket Cl'jb of Malaya at the annual meeting held here today Other officials are; Vice-president* Mr. C North-cote-Oreen i North i and Mr J. T Rea (South', state representative.': Mr J E Miller <Pg Mr
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    Lock icon BRITISH XV'S 15TH WIN
    122 12 PRETORIA. Sun A CAPACITY crowd of 40.000 saw the BittUh Inles touring rugby union team score their 15th wl n In 19 matches when they beat Northern Trannvaal here yesterday by 14 points to 11 In a hardfought game The Lions, who led 8-0 at half
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    Lock icon Hants score 368-7 off champions
    217 12 LONDON. Sat. --Surrey must be thankful they have already clinched the Knullsh county cricket champioriAhip for in their game ;i_aln.vt Hampshire at Bournemouth yeMerd:i> they were kept In j tlie flrl'd all day. On an easy-paced pitch Hamp- I shire hit 368 run* for the
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    FERNANDO GETS FOUR IN A ROW
    78 12 A hat-trick by C Fernando hichlichteri the cricket fixture at Tanclln yesterday when Wanderer beat OHQ by .seven wickets yct>terday Fernando took four wicket* In successive deliveries and Anally finished with figures of four for 2: OHQ «7 i Vincent 38 Burton 22 I
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