The Straits Times, 19 September 1955

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    14 1 COMPLIMETARY The Straits Times He***** Estd. 1845. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1»55 15 CENTS
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    ONLY VOICE: ALLIANCE'S
    340 1 They demand veto on Sultan 'WE VET SPEECHES' KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday ALLIANCE COUNCILLORS on the Johore ounnl are to demand that any c policy speeches by the Sultan or his getjeni be vetted by the Alliance-dominated gtltc 'Accntive Council. ix>kesman of UMNO-MCA-MIC AlliI here today: "Alliance Councillors
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    Johore is losing all its glory—Sultan
    215 1 Johore is losing all its glory Sultan -I> Jnhore is finish U ed. 1 That is how 82-year-old Sultan Sir Ibrahim summarised his hour-long speech at his Diamond Jubilee banquet. Sir Ibrahim, who was recounting the pood old days, explained how he got things done. H e said. "In the
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    Lock icon PILOT KILLED AS 'BATTLE' SHOW PLANE CRASHES
    87 1 PERTH. Sun. A Vampire 1 r crashed and exW 1 let) than 300 yards' peetatori at a Mttle of Britain display at r iyal Australian Air ttlon near here toS Flying Oflu-« r *Tt Williams. 31. was ltd His Wife watched the jet
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    Lock icon ATOMS ON THE CHEAP
    91 1 SYDNEY, Bun. Britain will test new types of atomic weapons in Australia next year. They will cheapen the high cost of atomic explosions, the Sunday BunHrnild said today. Top British scientist Sir William Penney has developed the processes to be tested, the paper said in a
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    Lincoln bombers make: Jubilee salute
    40 1 THREE Lincoln bombers ot the R.A.f- tiy nigh overhead as the Sultan of Johore take* the salute at a parade in Johore Bahru yesterday. Two pages of Diamond Jubilee pictures See P. 4 and 5
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    Lock icon Nehru wins vote
    33 1 NEW DELHI. Sun. The Prime Mlnlf.ter. Mr. Nehru, won a vote of confidence In the House of the People on his Ooa policy today by 156 votes to 36.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Be alert' call to Chinese
    97 1 'Be alert' call to Chinese TAIPEH. Sun. >TATIONALI£T CHINA'S ruling Kuomintang Party has appealed to overseas Chinese to weld themselves together to face "tremendous difficulties." The guiding principle, the party stressed, must be the •preservation of each through the co-operation of all." Following a five-day conference here a programme to
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    Lock icon Poor preferred
    30 1 BOMBAY. Sun The Egyptian vice-premier. WtngCommander Oamal Salem, yesterday told millionaire guests in the famous Taj Mahal Hotel that in Egypt "we want no fabulously rich people." AP.
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    Lock icon Mosque riot —one killed
    51 1 BOMBAY. Bun.— One person <*a« killed and 20 injured »hen tw o groups of Muslims armed with sticks and knives clashed inside a mosque here tonight police fired one round to disperse the crowd. Sixty people were arrested. Police said later the situation was under control
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    3 CYCLES CRASH. SIX HURT
    133 1 All abreast then the smash-up FVE men and a woman were Injured when three motor cycles collided outside the Supreme Court. Singapore, at 12.40 a.m. yriterday. Two of the men were seriously hurt. One of the machines caußht fire In the crash The three motor
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    Malayan dies
    28 1 The death has occurred In England or Mr. H. R. Waldrn formerly manager of Harvard Estate. Kt-dah. f<> r Malayan American Plantations Ltd Hr wa.s 60
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    'TIRED' SULTAN STAYS AWAY FROM THE BALL
    256 1 'TIRED' SULTAN STAYS AWAY FROM THE BALL Spectators jam streets guests forced to leave cars and walk pHK Sultan and Sultanah of Johore did not attend the State ball here last night. This took some of the glitter from what was intended to be one of the most spectacular events
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    Lock icon Police to the rescue of a referee
    109 1 Police to the rescue of a referee I.MSWNK San I\H RIATHi SwiM soccer 1 fans tried to beat up the referee. Mr Devillera. of France, at the el«ac of today* soccer international here in which Switterland lout 5-4 to Hangary. the Olympic champions Part of the M.M* spectators who had
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    Lock icon Eden thanks Adenauer
    58 1 BONN. Sun Dr Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor, has received a telegram from Sir Anthony Eden, the British Prime Minister, thanking him for a full account of his talks In Moscow. "You did everything a man could do there, and you k*<ow what true confidence I
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    Lock icon Prison wall collapses
    53 1 RANGOON. Sun A 100I foot section of the 18- foot high wall surrounding Ran poon's Central PrLton collapsed yesterday afternoon, and police fired warning shots in the air to keep the prisoner* from escaping while a barbed wire barrier was strung irp There were no Injuries and
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    Lock icon Nasser to visit Czechoslovakia
    46 1 CAIRO. Sun Lieut. Col Oamel Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian Premier, announced that he has accepted an Invitation to visit Czechoslovakia. The visit Is expected to be next summer when Col Nasser will pay state visits to the Boviet Union and Hungary. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Nikolai, let me unchain you...
    57 1 LONDON. Sun Mr Hrnry Blythe. a M-year-old professional hypnotist. hu cabled Marshal Nikolai Bulganln. the. Soviet Prime Minister, offering to cure him of his chain smoking. "I shall be very disappointed if I do not get a reply." Mr. Blythr said He added that he
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    Monty sees Pope
    22 1 CABTEL OANDOLFO. Bun The Pope today received Field Marshal Lord Montgomery In private audience for 30 minutes.- A P
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    Lock icon PCs shot
    22 1 CASABLANCA. Bun. Two Moroccan policemen were seriously wounded by shots nred by terrorists In the Arab quarter here today Reuter.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    51 1 KUBM.s f I IX PROVING I (Srr Pat, MENUS AIRKs SunLate*! rebel r»-p«ir'% say insurgents' Bert waring tin- < apital and tli.it m\ province* arc in rebel hi id 4lonc Wllll Ul.llltK o;«M naval hasrs in thr .onth and cit> of Bahia Itlanra in Buenos Aires I r
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    Lock icon SCHOOLS TOSS OUT CUPID
    36 1 CAIRO Sunday. The Egyptian Ministry <>f EducaMnn has prohibited bachelors r r m teaching in girls' schools Al unmarried male teachers in girls' secondary schools are being replaced by married teachers. Reuter
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    Fell off bus -killed
    49 1 A planter. Choo Sin H:l. 57 of Plenton new village. Jnhore was fatally Injured last night when he fell off a bus at the 7) milestone. Bukit Timah Road Choo was going to Join his family at the Sultan Diamond Jubilee celebrations in Johore Bahni
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    Jubilee births
    46 1 Kour babies, three of them Chinese and the other a Malay, were born at the Johore Bahru O-.neral Hospital un Diamond Jubilee day. Ha-pttal authorities told the Btralt* Times last night that their parents had not yet decided on names for their Jubilee children.
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    Lock icon Flyaway envoys spied for 20 years
    191 1 Flyaway envoys spied for 20 years LONDON. Sun. »THE British Foreign Office believes that two former members of its foreign service, Donald McLean and Guy Burgess, who went behind the Iron Curtain four years ago. were long term Soviet agents." A Foreign Office spokesman was commenting on an article 'in
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      73 1 The Pride of the Orient jSAHI CULTURED PEARLS Graceful and Lustrous NECKLACES, CHOKERS, I ARRINGS. Variety of Styles at I p. H. de SILVA LTD. SIN6 APORE. IPOH. K. LUMPUR. A teapot c/ creonruj \x)n\\c. giaz***, ivory kooujr? as blanc dc ch\nc. icigr>|--4-.Thi 5 u>ds $ent /norn O>ina as a
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    ROYAL REVELRY-NO TIME FOR SLEEP
    487 2 After day and night of fun, crowds are out at dawn for the parade of parades people of Johore Bahru, caught up in the Sultan's Diamond Jubilee celebrations, hardly slept during the week-end. One programme or another kept them on their feet all day and
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    Months of research to find a design
    135 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Months of research and browsing through dusty old volumes went into the preparation of the illuminated address presented by the High Commissioner. Sir Donald MacGillivray. to th" Sultan of Johore. yesterday. A congratulatory message from the High Commissioner was presented
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    15 2 THE FIJIANS swing smartly by in yesterdays biR parade in johore Bahru. Straits Times pictur-.-
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    FEASTING IN THE MOSQUE
    124 2 Johore s Chief Police Officer, and Captain H E. H. Nlcholls. Senior Officer. RoyaJ Malayan Navy took the salute with h m on the dais There waj a full programme for the day. Bea sports which began at 10 am. continued till late evening. There was
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    For little Miss scene-stealer a quiet birthday
    249 2 For little Miss scene-stealer a quiet birthday YESTERDAY in the midst of the enormous public celebrations in honour of her parents. Princess Meriam quietly celebrated her fifth birthday The Sultan of Johore'* A.U.C. I apt. Kadlr said yesterday: "No pirturev" He told the Straits Times that the Sultan wished Princess
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    21 2 FIVE HUNDRED Malay women sat down d I a Jubilee makan besar in the Sultan Ab 1 que Straits Times picture
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    Enough to drive it crackers
    103 2 IF the huge orang utan in the Johore Bahru Zoo suffers a nervous collapse today it won't be surprising. Yesterday he found himself the very miserable target of large crackers thrown at him by a number of boys. The orang utan. extremely frightened, tried to
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    CHEERS ALL THE WAY
    140 2 CHEERS ALL THE WAY JOHORES Royal Kamily went out lut night to see their subject* who had gathered by the thousands along the waterfront. Driving in an op«n car with Princes* Merlam whose fifth birthday it was >• -.UTday. the Sultan and hi.s Sult&nah smiled and waved at the cheering
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      138 2 What's happened to my hankies...! A dozen new hankies only a few weeks ago and now not one decent one left! Why don't you insist on getting Sunlight? Then there'd be no need to ruh my things to shreds in trying to get them clean. Sunlight's rich lather eases the
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    Lock icon Ack-ack guns open up over Peron's capital
    374 3 THREAT OF BOMBING BY SEA AND AIR BUENOS AIRES, Sunday AN TI-AIRCRUTGUNS opened fire early today in this city which face* a threat of bombardment unless President Peron yields to an ultimatum from army and navy rebels and resigns. Reports reaching London said
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    MacDONALD AND THE PRESIDENT
    36 3 MacDO NALD AND THE PRESIDENT THE NEW British High (am missioner In India, Mr Malcolm Mac Dona Id. oreaenU his letter of commission to the President of India. Dr Rajendra Pnuad, at Rashtrapatl Bhavan. New Delhi.
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    Lock icon Skating star weds
    80 3 Church ceremony TORONTO, Sun. Blonde Barbara Ann Scott, 27, yesterday became the wile of public relations man Tom King. In Rosedale Presbyterian Church, the skating star and the former basketball player fo r Michigan State University exchanged vows. The wedding was in the Presbyterian church because Miss
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    Lock icon 'TV makes my son a moron'
    84 3 'TV makes my son a moron' Hi jut tits like a ciifirt-Bttfcir LONDON, Sun. VfRS JOAN BURKE, a councillor and wife of a Hastings, Sussex, doctor, said her son was "fast becoming a moron" through television. He does not read a book or do anything but sits like a codfish
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    Lock icon Quemoy shelled
    35 3 TAIPEH, Sun. Chinese Communist guns In Amoy yesterday morning fired 52 shells at nearby Nationalist Quemoy Island off the coast of Fukien Province but caused no damage/ the Nationalist Defence Ministry announced. Reuter.
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    Lock icon THE WORD GETS AROUND
    40 3 MAINZ. Germany. Sun. A court here upheld the dismissal of a man who called hia boss an Idiot while talk- ing to a friend. The friend told the foreman and the foreman told his employer.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Not sugar alone
    34 3 MUNICH, Sun. There 1 no reason to think that sugai alone increases tooth decayother carbo-hydrates have i greater effect. Professor H D. Cremer, West Oermar dietician, told scientists hen today —Reuter.
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    Lock icon SOVIET SMILES —BY NIKITA
    198 3 They don't mean a change of policy MOSCOW. Sunday. THE Soviet Communist Party chief, Mr. Nikita 1 Khrushchev, warned last night that Russian smiles since the Geneva conference did not mean the abandonment of Communist policy. "Those who expect thin to happen might just as well
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    Lock icon Lawyer cleared in sex case
    65 3 ROME. Sun. A Rome magistrate ha« dismissed morals charges In a lurid sex case brought last November atf&lnat Giuseppe Botgiu. a top Communist lawyer. On (rounds of insufficient evidence, the Investigating magistrate, Prospero Bcardaccione, cleared Sotgiu of charges of committing "obscene acts." Including one that
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    Lock icon Pope's envoy
    21 3 VATICAN CITY, Bun.— The Pope has nominated Msgr. Domenico Enricl as Apostolic Internunzio. o r Minister, to Indonesia AP
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    Lock icon Flutter—and Vienna takes over
    122 3 Flutter— and Vienna takes over VIENNA. Sun. A BRITISH guard of honour presented arms at > Vienna's Schoenbrunn Bar- racks here yesterday as the Union Jack was hauled for the last time and a greyclad Austrian army band played "God Save The Queen." Moments later, the Brl- tlsh platoon faced
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    Lock icon 'FRONTIER GANDHI' HELD IN BALUCHISTAN
    149 3 KARACHI. Sun —Abdul Qhaf!ar Khan, the "Frontier Gandhi." who supportg the creation of a leparate state jor Pathan tribesmen within Pakistan, was arrested early yesterday. The «4-year-old veteran of India's Independence campaign, was released from prison after five years In January, 1954, but restrictions were
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    Lock icon TROOPS RING TERROR TOWN
    235 3 TROOPS RING TERROR TOWN NICOSIA. Sun. BRITISH troops moved Into the outskirts of Nicosia last night as rioting broke out In Metaxas Square here in Cyprus. They did not not go into action Immediately but were reported ready to enter the centre of the town to re■tore order. The rioter*—
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    Lock icon Marilyn for Muscovites
    49 3 STOCKHOLM. Sun —Dr Carleton Smith, head of the American Association for the Promotion of Culture, left Finland yesterday on his way to Moscow to negotiate exchange visits of Soviet and American artists. He took with him a picture of Marilyn Monroe to show In Russia— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Treasure trove
    38 3 KLAOENTURT. (Austria), gun A workman levelling rubble from the cellar of a house In Vlllacn, near here, found gold coins welghm* nearly 4 lb. Now the town U the centre of a local "gold rush."— Reuter.
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    185 3 GRENADE INJURES 6 IN CASABLANCA CASABLANCA. Sunday. ARSON, lynching and murder rearec. their heads again yesterday In a new wave of terrorism resulting from delays in ending the Moroccan crisi*. Unseen terrorists, threw aI. hand grenade into a sidewalk cafe called the Brasserie de l'Arc.
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      21 3 THE BEST OF ALL THE LONDON DRY GINS SIR ROBERT BURNETTS -WHITE SATIN GIN SOLE AGENTS: MACLAINE WATSON AND CO., LTD.
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    Princess Three-in-one
    191 4 INDEED IT WAS A MOST MEMORABLE DAY FOR LITTLE MISS PENSIVE. LITTLE MISS I-CAN-DOIT AND LITTLE MISS WHISPE IT WAS the kind of birthday present only fairy princesses have. But even Princess Menam she was five yes- terday will most likely remember it as the most regal, the
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    All this and a Royal surprise too
    596 5 OUS. WE DISH UP M-M-M-MONDAY M.M-M-MORNING GLIMPSES OF THAT ARABIAN NIGHTS BANQUET WITH A CHAMPAGNE TO H FROM THE QUEEN TO SULTAN: HAPPY BIRTHDAY AND A SILVER SALVER WHILE CHAMPACNE w«. flowing and 350 fMOTto Saturday night i Diamond Jnbil«« banquet were en
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 6 1$ *ortf« 110 (mltummm). THK FAMILY ef Mrs Jane De Cilva thank all relative*, friends %ho att«nded her luneral on 17.9 55 and those rho sent wreaths.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    170 6 id Hordm %l» tmimmmm). FOLLOW PEDANT Every Day In the Malay Mail' If you want to win that (5.000 word puzzle ELSIE MARY LTD 2nd Floor. 13, Battery Road— ExquMte Coljfction ol Original Eveniiiß Gowns Just nrri\ed! "SMELLS FISHY to mr mIA George. That'& neither pleasant nor lunny Then
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    The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Sept. 19, 1955. Progress In Hongkong
    720 6 The Straits Times Singapore, Mon. Sept. 19, 1955. Progress In Hongkong The industrial progress of Hongkong is increasingly held up for Singapore to admire and to emulate. This progress is real and sound. The large decline in the entrepot trade, especially with mainland China, has been neutralised, and the colony's
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    No Talk May Mean Action
    338 6 Unless something entirely unforeseen happens during the next few days there will be no all-Vietnam elections this yrar. as called for in the Geneva armistice agreement which ended the Indo-China I war a year ago. Most recent statement on the subject came from South Vietnam
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    Leopold Ainery
    163 6 Mr. Leopold Amery, a I former Secretary of State for the Colonies, and for India, Dominions Secretary and First Lord of the Admiralty, had a special link with Singapore, a territory he never visited. His advocacy of the Singapore Base, following the lapsing of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance .tfter
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    OCR PROBLEM No.1-TURN STREET URCHINS INTO FUTURE CITIZENS
    959 6  - OCR PROBLEM No.1-TURN STREET URCHINS INTO FUTURE CITIZENS BOB PIDGEON By VOITH, it ha* been said with truth, is a nations greatest asset. And In this respect Singapore ls singularly fortunate, for a high proportion of Its population are young people, to whom the future belongs. But if that future
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    Malayans helped form free unions' policies
    848 6  -  WALTER HOOD. ■y Secretary of the Colonial Section of Britain's Trades Union Congress. THE International Confederation of Free. Trade Unions have been meeting in Vienna to forge their policy and the meeting has underlined the difference between trade unionism as it is known and
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      NEW UNION IS FORMED
      384 6 AS there has been a lot of fus N concerning a meeting at the Federal House cantoen last Bunday and the formation of a new union, as one of the convenors of that meeting I think It Is my duty to clarify the position. Hitherto the
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    Marshall praises Chinese
    294 7 FRIENDSHIP QF NEIGHBOURS WILL PROTECT SINGAPORE' 0T AGE-OLD SUSPICIONS BAR fULL CO-OPERATION' „y; MORES Chief Minister, Mr. David Mar I ha said yesterday that he had the "deepest .pert" tor the Chinese and an unhounded faith their solid >jood sense, amazing adaptability n d loyalty t*> the
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    Protest, protest
    33 7 SOME of the crowd of raisin* their fist* in support of a resolution to oppose the Public Security Bill at a P.A.P.•ponsored rally at Fairer Park. Singapore, yesterday. Straits Times picture
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    protest to Tengku
    145 7 PARTY WANTS TO BROADCAST KUALA 1 I'MPUR. Sun. (i- Laoour Party strongly to c Government i tdlo Malaya did the party to olltlcal bioadcast. 7 n oi the Selanof the party. nan Boon, said PMIP and i have bi on mike broadcasts have been left out. ratlc
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    CHONGS IN LUCK
    232 7 They win 5 prizes in puzzle contest PENANO, Sun. IT wa.s a great day for the Chongs of Klian Intan. Delighted by their family triumph in the Malayan Monthly's word puzzle contest "N." they ca'led today at the Penang office of the Straits Times, where a new
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    It's jail for gangsters' 'admiral'
    76 7 It's jail for gangsters' 'admiral' rE "Hang Tuah" (admiral i of Dans 329. M Ollveiro, was sentenced to nine months' Jail in Singapore on Saturday for attempted extortion. Ollveiro demanded $40 as protection money from Teo Jin Seng, a pin-table stall holder, at Joo Chiat Road on July 28. It
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    Bangle stolen
    28 7 A Singapore housewife. Madam Wee In Kee. ye»terday reported the loss of $20 in cash and a gold bangle from her house at Kampong Tlonc Bahru.
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    Clenched fist 'no' to security Bill
    273 7 Unjust, say PAP speakers: But they hush up right of appeal aiX THOUSAND people who attended a People's Action Party rally in Singapore yesterday voted by clenched flst to oppose the Public Security Bill which comes up for its second reading in the Legislative
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    Airport find
    29 7 A man found with six rolls of electric cable and two rolls of telephone wire at the entrance to Singapore Airport has been detained by the police.
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    Man found stabbed
    39 7 A vegetable seller. Chua Chin Ai. 22 was found stabbed In the chest In his house In Oarden Street. Singapore, last night. Chua was wounded in an argument with another hawker. He was admitted to hospital.
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    Cakes and dough
    173 7 MOON FESTIVAL WORKERS TO GET MORE PAY FROM RESTAURANTS SINGAPORE restaurants and bakeries which make Chinese festival 'moon cakes" will not increase their prices for the cakes, though their labour costs have pone up. The Singapore Workers' Union, represf nting hundreds of workers engaged tn producing and
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    ALL SMILES AS RAJA' LEAVES JAIL
    139 7 ALL SMILES AS RAJA' LEAVES JAIL TENGKI' AHMAD bin Sultan Abdul Hamid. 4t. was all smiles when he wa« released from the Teluk \iison police station on Friday afternoon after he had served a flve-dajr sentence for falling to replace his identity card which b« lost three months ago. He
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    Drum explodesinjures worker
    41 7 A welder Lav Turk Hong. 19 was injured In the leg when a steel drum he was working on at the Tanjong Rhu slipway exploded yesterday morning. He was treated at the hospital and allowed to go home.
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    More gifts for hero
    77 7 Another $85 has been collected for Mr. Lung Kow. 72. honoured for bravery In 1914. who Is now destitute. Wellwlsher" of Singapore has given $20; Mr. Boh Kane Cheng, of Kuala Trengßanu. has given $5; and V.V C of Kuala Lumpur, has Riven $60. Mr. Lung
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    A FUNERAL WRECKED 'MONSTER MEETING'
    215 7 A FUNERAL WRECKED 'MONSTER MEETING' -to claim a union organiser IPOH, Sun. WHEN only 22 Of an expected 100 delegates turned up today at a meeting advertised to form a "monster union" of Malaya's 500.000 beauty parlour girls, riance hostesses, barbers, bakers and a misrellaneous assortment of other workers the
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    RECORD NUMBER OF CARS OVER CAUSEWAY
    227 7 AN all-time record of 15.000 cars crossed the causeway from Singapore during the weekend for the Sultan's Diamond Jubilee celebrations and caused congestion unprecedented in the Statek history. Petrol dealers could not meet "nll-up-the-tank" demands from many motorists who had run out of petrol
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    100 VICE GIRLS LEAVE TOWN
    176 7 But police drive creates new menace attacks on women KOI A KHAKI Sunday. A BIG anti-rice campaign which was launched here a few months ago has driven more than I<K) of the town's known prostitutes to oth«r p.trts of the Federation. The O.C.PD. Kota Bharu.
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    Sports fund total now $283,875
    96 7 Sports fund total now $283,875 LATEST -ontr lbutior.., lo the .Singapore youth aport.N rPiitre fund have 1 brought the total to $283.87=) The Singapore Chine.se Amateur Athletic Federation has given $7,000 the proceeds of the basketball matches at the Happy World last Wednesday in which players from the Colony. Korea
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    Safeguards lacking —boss fined
    90 7 Safeguards lacking boss fined The manager of the Nanyang Tin Factory. Mm Boa Tin. was fined 1150 by a Singapore court on Saturday for not fitting safety appliances on his machinery. Mr. J A. Heaton. a Chi» r Inspector of Machinery at- tach«'d to the Labour Department told the court
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    4 UNIONS—ONE COUNCIL
    66 7 4 UNIONS— ONE COUNCIL Officials of all the four armed service* unions in Singapore with a total of 40.000 members, formed a Joint Inter-Services Industrial Council yesterday to study and formulate claim* of industrial workers em- -•d by the Services. u> represented in the council are the Singapore Admiralty Local
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    Appeal to ex-POWs
    114 7 Tin- Kx-S' rviccmm'N Association "f Singapore has dr,oner» ol war, who arc not m need of the $25 71 war damage compensation to which they an entitled, to Rive it to the association for the benefit iif distressed ex-Ser-vicem< n .ma tin ir !:imilics. It was announced
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      85 7 High tides TODAY: Blncupor* 12 27 «m '9 ft in.) 13 26 pm <9 ft 4 4 In.); Port Dlrkaon »03 am. (9 ft in > K pm. it ft 6 in Perm ne 207 a m <• ft. 1 in i 2.16 p.m. 1 7 ft 4in p TOMORROW:
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    Dior now looks eastward
    169 8 Dior now looks eastward Gowns (only $600) to be shown here pOWNS designed by Christian Dior may foon be on sale in Singapore The Straits Times was told this yesterday by M. Bernard Laurent, an executive from Maison Dior. has been exploring the market in Singapore during the last three
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    Bata row: T.U.C. steps in
    581 8 TALKS WITH MANAGEMENT WILL BE HELD TODAY: STORE WORKERS JOIN UNION THE president of the Sinf apore Trade I'nlon Congress, Mr. S. Jaganathan. will meet the Bata Shoe Company management today (Mon.) to discuss the strike by 247 members of the Bata Employees' Union, a
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    'Battle' service
    35 8 THE ARCHDEACON, the Rev Robin Woody greets the Governor. Sir lUfcerl Black and I*dy Black as they arrtre for the Battle of Britain rommrmoraUon service at St Andrew's Cathedral yesterday Straits Times Dictate.
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    Modesty bug bites Balinese belles
    96 8 \IISS FANG CHAO LING, a young painter, who iTI arrived in Singapore recently from Bali, said yesterday it was regrettable that Balinese women now have to conceal their beauty by tying cloth around their breasts. She said that in a few years Ball would be
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    Wage talks
    22 8 The 10.000-strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union will meet the Base authorities today to discuss the union's outstanding wage claims.
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    BRIBE BID: PROBATION NOW
    75 8 The managing partner of the Dunn Trading Company. Ng Chong Hock, was placed on two years' probation yesterday by the Second Singapore Criminal District Judge. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim. Ng was convicted on a charge of offering $2,000 to two senior officers of the Singapore Police Force
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    Estate school
    38 8 RAWANO. Sun A new Tamil school, built at a cost of $5,000 on Buklt Munchong Estate, about nin r miles from here. wa s opened yesterday by Mrs. O. T. Alexander, wife of the estate manager
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    Black gives the prizes
    26 8 The Governor of Singapore. 81r Robert Black. yesterday distributed the prizes at the Muslim New Year Sports held at Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    WE DON'T LIKE NEW LAWS, says T.U.C.
    260 8 WE DON'T LIKE NEW LAWS, says T.U.C. rpHE Singapore Trades Union Congress yesterday urged the Gov- 1 ernment to appoint committee to examine proposed changes in the Emergency Regulations. In a memorandum to the 'Chief Minister Mr David Marshall, the T.U.C. attacked four of the six new bills which comprise
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      87 8 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBS v. rture of these for divines' I. A seat ln Ankara? (7). <7>. 10. Tiresome. Id ward with his 16. Wood essential to hosien debts (7). workers ill 11. Erewhon waa Samuel But- Jl The saboteur's tool? <7) ler's version (7). 33. a youth to fortune
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    Kossuth—A patriot whom money could not buy
    1688 9 Kossuth— A patriot whom money could not buy {ij!iMjii|iippjim}w^ TOMORROW EDITOR SHOT OWN WIFE wmunes ago while the kJ western world with parts of Africa and Asm were for the first (and last) time united under the R oman Emperors, Eastern Europe was, as it still is, inhabited by various
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    Rubber steady: tin active
    444 10 COMMODITIES I I I THE Rubber Market In 4 Singapore last week was characterised by steady trading. Including covering orders, for an estimated eight to six thousand tons of rubber for Russia, placed in London. The tin price In Singapore last week was more active than
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    Rubber share rush
    649 10 MALA YA.WSH.UtKMAKKKT MSMSW TAX NEWS A WAITED By Our Market Correspondent THERE was no visible reaction on the Singapore Share Market on Saturday morning to the statement by the Chief Minister, Mr. I). Marshall, that his government was actively considering; increased taxation which would he laid before
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    SINGAPORE SHARE LIST
    914 10 THE Malayan Share Broker* Auociatlon. Singapore section, lotted the following :uii list of reused quotations after it Urn meeting on Friday: I mm »TKI%L» Buyrr» artltr* \>i Bntki Prrf IIS IM Orda 10» All** Ir» 1IM «l>uy»r»i H B P. I r.'l 44 4t B M TruilFfi
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    BUSINESS DONE
    285 10 I 'THE following bu.->i i«>xs done in the RingaiKir-; Share Market last week was reported by one firm of brokers for the period September 10 to September 16: INDI STBIAL*: Praser and Neave Ords >i77'i. Fede-al Dispensary »3.12 l /j. Gammons (2.72 4 to $2. '(5 and 12.70.
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    71 10 DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED tt «IM« LTD d.v«,,n d ••""> in...,,, I W m fC« ™<1. -rl I payable on ,i.,, mterim divide, j December "> to shareholder; „n r, iff on lettembet i GIWC LTD h H 1"" terim d.vid,,/ for the reai cemher England „n M.p1,,,,,.. M xhar-hnM,• Bister jtpiiwfcu
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      730 10 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINOAPORE CITY COUNCIL 3 Temporary Suivryors Draftsmen at nll-ln tl**i monthly salan of $400, $425 $450, $475. $500 and $550 according to experience. Applications on forms obtainable from the City Engineer's Department should be submitted to the SecreUry, City Council by 26th September 1955. APPLICATIONS ar e Invited
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      743 10 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE WATER DKPASTMENT Notice to CeoMsaers Due to alterat'ons on the mains supply the following areas will be without water from $am to p.m on Tuesday, 20th September West Coast Poad from Clementl Road to Sungei Jurong. Boon Lay Road and Jurong Road from 13 4
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      858 10 NOTICES NOTICE TO IOAD USERS LEVEL CRORHINO BETWEEN Bl KIT BESAPIT AND PADANG KENOAB Repairs to the above crossing will be carried out between the noun of 9.00 p.m. on 26th Brpt., 1965 and 7.00 a.m. the following morning. 3. Every endeavour will be made to pass vehicular traffic at
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      357 10 KNUTSEN LINE Fast and Regular Service t ROM CANADA/US PACIFIC PORTS— 3O PA y S Sailine. Arriving San Francisco Singapo"* P Swer Pc»i». Anna Bafcke In Port 19 Sip Ofcka Bakke 8 Oct 1 1 Oct 1 2 Oct Elitabctti Bakke S Oct 5 Not 7 No. Ciertnia Bakke 5
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      970 11 B^BaSj^k^L-J^K__ff^Bjl Bjb^Bv^^BJ _«i__awZ_ jSz _J^bSjl_AVSjl easPLm jftm. /M^ Lm.r!jaL SjSjL_~aC£^BVl_£A t EAST ASIATIC UNE F.r a* »AI"NCS TO CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA A4en, Part SaM. Sanaa, Antwerp, Rertar4am, Measborg. Capenhogan, Cathenbar, ft Ossa "ERRIA" iO H 9 "._ST«om tt.^TL, .'hth**! 01 M (Passenger, SIENA 1/4 Oct 4 B<l "2mlAp?^: n/mm ii^a S^ -I
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    Blackpool stay on top
    706 12 LUTON HOLD BIRMINGHAM AFTER ROAD CRASH MATTHEWS' GOAL BEATS WOLVES LONDON. Sun. BLACKPOOL retained their unbeaten record in the English Football League yesterday, beating the mighty Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-1 at home to keep the leadership of the premier division with 13 points. Stanley Matthews, the veteran
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    Lock icon Schoolboy sparks England to 4-1 win
    210 12 BELFAST. Sunday. ENGLAND scored an easy 4-1 win over Ireland here yesterday in the first amateur international football match of the season. AH thr goals camp In the second half, but most of thr best football was played In the Arst few minutes of
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    INJURY-HIT LIONS ARE BEATEN 14-12
    131 12 INJURY-HIT LIONS ARE BEATEN 14-12 EAST LONDON Sun. THK British Isles Rugby Union Team suffered the fourth defeat of their South African tour yesterday when Border beat them by 14 points tone goal, three penalty eoiilsi to 12 ithree tries, one penalty goal) The British Ules Ird by 6-5 at
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    Lock icon A CHAMPION MAY MISS OLYMPICS
    136 12 BRUSSELS. Sun. ROT.KR MOENS. *s->ear-old 811B 1 1 gi a a policeman who tottered the world record for the SM metre* last month, may not compete in next year's Olympic Garnet In Australia. Morns, whose net? world best time of 1 mm. 45.75ec. is awaiting
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    STORE 'A' LOSE
    22 12 Dockyard and Navy Combined beat Singapore "A" b> 2-1 at the Naval Base In a friendly soccer match yesterday.
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    RAJAJI WIN 4-3
    18 12 Rajajl 8C beat MTRB Seleur 4-3 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    Lock icon COVENTRY FIRST TO BEAT CARDIFF
    279 12 LONDON. Sun CARDIFf. the only one of three British rugby union teams to defeat the touring Rumanian side recently, yesterday lost their unbeaten record when Coventry defeated them by 16 point* (two goals one penalty goal and one try* to nine (three penalty goals' at
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    Positions
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    Lock icon RASC are Muslim sports champions
    770 12 ROYAL Army Service Corp* won the rlub championship i'A' Division) In the 10th annual Muslim New Year athletic meet At J.il.m Besar Stadium yetiterday. I Police Sport* Asaocla'lon. with 24 I polnU, wrre runners-up. Young Men's Muslim Association i won the "B" division champlonthip with
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    JACKPOT MEN UNITE TO FIGHT A TAX
    118 13 AN association of "onearm ban/'.it operators In Singapore Ls in the making. The Intention Is to fight the Government over its proposal to levy a per cent tax on the takings of these fruit machines. Th« Government now levies a M per cent
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    CONTEST: WHERE YOU SLIPPED UP
    794 13 By THE COMPETITION EDITOR ENTRIES were maintained at a high level In the Malayan Monthly's Word Puiale "N". the reanlt «f which was published yesterday. The judge, thought that the competition was as keen in this punle as in My In the series. Here are
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    He told lies: Allegation
    62 13 Mohammed Sa ad bin Kassim was charged in Slnna norp on Saturday with perjury He wax alleged to have made a false &ta f ement on oath in a court inquiring into the death of his wife on Awe 11. Mohammed »v alternatively charged with jtivinit
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    Quiet jungle
    24 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun It wot all quln today on Malaya's Jungle front. No incidents were reported from »»»y part of the Federation
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    $l-mil. stadium for K.L.
    287 14 TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN TELLS FAM- WORK TO START IN SIX MONTHS Xl ALA LUMPUR, Sun. THE CHIEF MINISTER of the Federation. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today gave sports fans in the capital the best news they have had for a long time. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is
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    49 14 SIMON TKMI'tAK. <>f Jamaica, who is over »v fret, looks a pigmy as he covert up »(ain»t South Africa's Ewart PotgeiUr at the White City stadium. London, on Sept. 13. Templar retired at the end of the sixth round In their scheduled ten -round bout. Reuter picture.
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    JESSIE KEEPS TITLE AFTER 10-MIN FINAL
    387 14 JESSIE Ong won the Singapore Badminton Association's schoolgirls' singles title for the second year in succession when she easily beat Tuminah binte Karlm 11-1. 1 11-4 ln the final at the Badminton Hall last night. Jessie, who had earlier won the schoolgirls" doubles championship
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    Services rally all but wipes out Penang's 4-1 lead
    444 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. AFTER holding a confident 4-1 lead for the major part of the game. Ponang were rattled by a determined second-half Combined Services rally and just managed to come off with a 4-3 win in the F.A.M. Cup fixture
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    SPORTS DIARY
    60 14 ■asm MAFA nmmuniti Iff. iir« alans t. Rn>»i Navy. Jalan Beaar stadiam 5.10: Farefieans t. Indian*. Jalan He«ar 7 p m I nrndh I Rajajt v. R'awre Him District Farrer Park. lim KEY »H» Lee: Di*. 1 Poiirr iSr.RC. P.T.H.: Hit I Khalaa SHB rnllir Khalna; Pl> 1
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    Johorc Indians in 4-2 win
    31 14 KLUANO Bun Johjre Indians beat Malacca Indians 4-2 ln a first round fixture of 'he southern section In the Barrih in Cup socce' competition here todty.
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    Lock icon Boxing-'a game with nothing good in it'
    234 14 Boxing-'a game with nothing good in it' LONDON. Sun. r THE well-known Ame--1 rle a n Journalist, Paul Galileo, has come out In the British Press with a violent diatribe against boxing and a plea that it should be abolished once and for all. Oallico, who has seen over 6.000
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    Muslim award to Rahim Omar
    81 14 The Mualltn SporU AtAX-tatlon's Manu David challenge < ophy for the b^st Muslim spor'a'nan of the year was awarded to liie Singapore footballer. Rahim Omar at the 10th annual Musiim New Year <porU held at Jalan Be%^r Btadlur> yeaterday Rahlm is the second hiotbalW to
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    BOOK EARLY FOR GAMES
    51 14 NEW YORK Bun Overseas visitor* to next year* Ohmpi. Oamaa at Melbourne should buy thetr tickets before June SO Mr Lew U Burton Australian deputy chairman of th« Oamei organising committee, gave this advice yesterday adding that the highest priced teau had already been M>ld nui
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