Sunday Standard, 27 September 1953

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    Masthead
    21 1 With 8 -page COLOUR comics FREE SUNDAY STANDARD V«l. IV. No. 87, SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1953. TWENTY PAGES 10 CENTS.
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    ASP, WIFE DIE IN SHOOTING
    334 1 House boy Tells Of Bedroom Tragedy Standard Staff Reporter MR. ANTHONY Scott Somerville (24) a Cadet ASP. of the Singapore Police Force and his wife Mrs. Aletta Gertrude Somerville (25) were found seriously injured by gunshot wounds m the bedroom of the A.S.P.'s quarters m
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    2,100 Dead As Typhoon Hits I-C, Japan
    207 1 2,100 Dead As Typhoon Hits I-C, Japan vAIGON, Sept. 26 (AP)-Nearly 1,000 persons are to have been killed by a typhoon which struck t of central Indo-China, Pham Van Giao, Gov- entral Viet Nam, announced today. feared that tho death toll may reach 2 000 yesterday pushed flood waters over
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    Editor Wrote Own Obituary
    35 1 |.O? DON Sept 26 (AFP) shontinf himself revolver Leslie Ke-ear-old editor of a icial aewspaper, wrote of detailed inii> tor his editorial i how t<» prepare his notice m th«» paper.
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    Slabbed Docker Dies
    35 1 Slabbed Docker Dies Ooi Scow larl band who a < > ffet stall this aft< raoon, II re he had f< r treatment. i m the c, who are IM, are 4 her whart tion with the
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    Chiang Again
    17 1 i Yuan In d the way to reneralii imo k as President of China.— UP.
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    15 Huts Gutted
    11 1 iatt< r huts on vere dcs- relay.- AP
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    French Resident
    13 1 Fren ch Resident French Resident- Pierce Voi- U rduy to his Dost. AFP
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    Ring Fined $150,000
    65 1 TORONTO. Sept. 26 (Reulor) Five Canadian rubber companies wer c fined $M 30-,-000 each yesterday for operating a combine and fixing prices since 19.16. The rive companies, Goodyear. Dominion. Gutta Percha, Dunlop and B. F. Goodrich, had pleaded guilty. An injunction restraining them from any further combine
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    Australia Will Hear Explosion
    37 1 ADELAIDE, Sept. 26 (Router). Atomic explosions during the British experiments m central Australia next month might be heard between 300 and 400 miles away, according to Sir William Penney, the British atomic icieatisL
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    LADY TEMPLER 'FINED', PAYS UP
    268 1 LADY TEMPLER, wife of the Hish Commissioner, Sir Gerald Templer. was yesterday "fined" S3 by a be-wigged judge m a "court" m Singapore. The charge: Kissing young children unnecessarily. She paid tin* fine The "court" was held m the St. Andrew s Cathedral ground t
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    Rubber Cannot Go To Communists-Swinton
    801 1 Standard Staff Reporter IT is wrong for Malaya to sell rubber to Communist countries if she cannot sell to the United States at a price she wants. This was the reply given by Lord Swinton, British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, at a press conference m Government
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    He Claims Trial
    28 1 FORMER Premier -Ibrahim Abdel Hadi pleaded not guilty m Cairo, yesterday to chai.-r of high treason and instigation of corruption before a revolutionary court. AP
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    War Brides In HK
    21 1 FIFTEEN Japanese war brides of Australian soldiers arrived m Hongkong yrsterday on their way to Australia. AP
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    US-Spanish Pact Signed
    84 1 WASHINGTON. Sept. 2»>. The United States and Spain today signed a 20-year defence agreement giving the United States right to develop and use naval and air ba>es on Spanish soil and assuring Spain of military equipment from the United States. In solemn reremonic.s at the Foreign Ministry
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    KOREAN PoW RIOT BROKEN
    335 1 GENERAL ASKS FOR TEA— WINS FIGHT INDIAN VILLAGE, Korea, Sept. 26 (UP) Thousands of angry a nti-Communist Chinese prisoners rioted and clashed with Indian troops o n Friday and captured an Indian Major a s hostage, it was reported today. The riot was put down through
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    HIS BIRTHDAY GIFT FOR FUND
    232 1 THE Singapore Standard third Christmas Toy Fund was increased yesterday by $60. bringing ihe total to $0,1<>6. Mr. Teoh Chye Chong of Kluang. Johore. sent m $."><) and Sergeant Lee Chiang Tee, son of City Councillor Lee Choon Eng. donated $10 which was given to
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    City's Debt Increasing
    86 1 THE public debt of the SHgapon City Council will Incn 'Mi $lw mill. <>n to |19 million tU I t the draft estimatci for next disclose. Lasl yr.ir. the Interest and linking fun<j phaige* amounted to $8.8 million. The <>' loan on which Intere ll still bor.ig
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    KIM RETURNS
    24 1 A NotMh KOCMUI Rovorn- ment delegation headed l>v Prime Minister Kirn li Bung loft MOSCOW fOf homo on Friday, Moscow radio announced
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    Rubber Mart Quiet
    133 2 THE rubber market m Singapore ruled quiet yesterday at slightly higher price* thai those on the previous day. fust grade rubber lor October shipment being quoted around 63] cents per Ib. Opcii;ng steady at about half a cent higher, quotations eased slightly. Small oversea* orders wore re
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    Temporary Clerks Seek Arbitration
    221 2 TO SETTLE PAY ISSUE Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 500 temporary clerks, interpreters and income tax auditors employed by the Singapore Government want an arbitration board to settle their claims for a new salary structure and backdating of that structure to Jan. 1, 1951. In April. Mr.
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    Services Work As A Team, Keightley
    218 2 Services Work As A Team, Keightley GENERAL Sir Charles Keightloy. C-in-C, Far East Land Forces, left Singapore yesterday by air to take up his new command as C-in-C, Middle East Land Forces. Li a farewell message Sir Charles said: I am leaving the Far East with great regret and am
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    Modern Offices For Qantas In S'pore
    153 2 Modern Offices For Qantas In S'pore WORK will begin on Oct. 1. on the* ultra modern renovations planned for the QANTAS Empire Airways booking and reception office m Bras Biisah Road. The artlst*i impression of the new office layout (below) shows some of the modernistic features which the Singapore architect
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    Saturday Bride In White
    53 2 photo. THE wedding took place a t the St. Joseph's Church. Singapore, yeslrrel.iy. ul Mr. TtUx Alfred Lazaroo. son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lazaroo and Mlh S\l\i.i Starlet Mitchell daughter of Mrs. L. Mitchell. The couple is seen above at a recptioa held Si An
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    Police Unable To Stop Vice In Hotels
    445 2 Police Unable To Stop Vice In Hotels THERE is no way to stop vice. Two thousand years ago, they were talking of stopping it. They are still talking, said a Singapore lawyer, Mr. H. R. Wilson. He was commenting on the suggestion of a reader, Mr. P. W. Tan. that
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    ENGAGEMENT
    12 2 ''Pin- ENGAGI is Thong V.» pul v Chant Guxii I !> U
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    'CANINE CAPERS'
    94 2 Charily Show THE public of Singapore will literally have to "go to the dogs' on Oct. 7 when the "Canine Capers" open at the Badminton Hall. The proceeds of the performance wiii be given to the S.AT.A. and the Univcrstv of Malaya Endowment Fund. The ihow will l>e
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    Colony Sawmills Face A Crisis
    91 3 Colony Sawmills Face A Crisis OLONY Sawmills hi have to face a ,1 1 period towards end of this year If its and log prices not be reduced to iivcrs* prices, acto the half-year-»rt of the SingaChamber of f omnterce. of timber for the of the year 5 300 t
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    They Love Asian Music
    31 3 Asian music m yesterday at and formed an "he n.'ime of ie Party. c 'ted Messrs. •'"< 1 < > Mohd v :i Abdul Wuhal) io f ary speel ely.
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    One Year's Jail
    23 3 tY Subrnmaniam, ■entenced m First District ar*a rigorous for breaking 4 Jaian Besar Sept. 12 rind isl watch, a ■,;rt.
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    Rubber Workers Help SATA
    153 3 YESTERDAY wa s pay day mi n one of the largest Ktihfx-r Purchasing Company's godowns m Singapore with approximately 1.200 employees, who for the fourth time with m the past few months lined up to drop contributions from their pay envelopes into the SATA collection box.
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    Car Park At Tiong Bahru If SIT Pays
    69 3 THE Singapore City Council will take over the road and car park. otT Tiong Bahru Road opposite Kirn Pong Road, if the Improvement Trust builds them. The City's Public Work, Committee has recommended the taking over only-v after the works are completed
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    House breaking
    35 3 TAN CHONG BENG, was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment m the Singapore First District Court yesterday for breaking into a house at Queen Street at midnight on Sept. 3 to commit theft.
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    Dynamos Stolen
    23 3 DYNAMOS from t h r e c tractors used m clearing the Bartley English Srh<x>l ground m Singapore were stolen recently
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    Psychotic Cases On The Increase At Woodbridge
    288 3 Psychotic Cases On The Increase At Woodbridge THE NUMBER OF PSYCHOTIC CASES BEING TREATED IN SINGAPORE'S WOODBRIDGE HOSPITAL IS ON THE INCREASE. In 1946, there were only 500 patients at the hospital. Today, there are 1,730. Reason given for the increase is that the public ore beginning to trust the
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    MALAYAN NAVY IS DOING VITAL JOB
    636 3  - MALAYAN NAVY IS DOING VITAL JOB Roy Ferroa Patrolling The Coast Rivers By NUMBERING among its officers and ratings some of the youngest members m the Commonwealth's naval services, the tiny Royal Malayan Navy is carrying out a specially important job patrolling the coastline and rivers of Malaya m defence
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    From Katong Shore To The 'Joo-Hee' Stalls
    256 3 From Katong Shore To The 'Joo-Hee' Stalls ANY moonless nit»ht, this month, an aerial observer might mistake the shoreline of Katong and Bedok for a new floating town. The lights of a thousand ketzen storm lamps twinkle and light up the water, attracting to the surface myriads of anchovy (ikan
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    Tamils To Meet Today
    88 3 PROBLKMS of i) education md health of me Tamil community <>f s ■/ill be <\\^ \hv innual wneral meeting -if \)u Tamil Reform A ocial loi 8.3Q p.m. at the Briti-h Council Hall, Stamford H Mr. v.T. Ar.i-u. Secretary ol the rVaaociation. told The Standard jresterdajr
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      131 3 Sunday prize puzzle hist week^t soluiloiT THE entry of Junaida I blnte Abdul Wahab of IgM, Wray Road. Batu Gajah, Perak was the first correct one to be opened by the Con- jlL^k test Editor. The $>0 will be «||^l s^nt to her this week. The solution, as most read-
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    The Army In Malaya Is Salvage Minded
    482 4  - The Army In Malaya Is Salvage Minded Capt. D. H. de T. Reade By THE Ainiy m Malaya us indeed, everywhere is salvage conscious, thereby >.t\ing the taxpayers huge .sums annually. special unit the Return Stores Depot operated h.v the RAOC 7 I OD v.is tortned for Malaya last March
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    Rowdies Are New Traffic Hazard
    213 4 IN ADDITION to discourteous driving and dangerous "L" drivers, motorists m Singapore today face 9 new menace rowdies m cars who disregard all rules of the road and threaten to beat up anyone who protests. O.ic case which happened live days ago involved ;i doctor
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    'LITTLE MALAYA IN U.K.'
    85 4 LONDON. Sept. 26 (Reuter) Amalgamation of th e two Malayan organisations m Britain the Malayan Students Union a nd the Malay Soeiet; was suggested last night by Mr. H. G. Gan. Speaking at the Union's annual dinner. Mr. Gan who is the president said ttoh o
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    To Address Methodists
    76 4 MR. Prank T. Cartwright, administrative secretary of Methodist Churches of America, who ha> come from Now Ycfrk will speak at the Wesley Church, Fort Canning. Singapore today, at 5.30 p.m. Mr. Cartwrifht who [a on a tour of the Far East will visit Kuala Lumpur and Malacca
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    Templet's Aide Flies To U.K.
    63 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. After neaiiy more than a year m Malaya accompanying General Sir Geiald Templer, the High Commissioner, on about 100 major tours through every part of the country as Military Assistant. Major David Lloyd Owen left by air this morning for England. He
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    Newsman For Woomera
    47 4 Newsman For W oomera MR. Chapman Pincher a scientist who is also, science editor of the Daily .Express, passed through- Singapore last nignt on his way to Australia to cover the new British atomic bomb test which is to be held somewhere at the Woomera rocket range.
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    Sir Uda To Take On More Duties
    365 4 Sir Uda To Take On More Duties LONDON. Sept. 26 (Rt -liter) Responsibility ior the care of all Malayan students m Britain is gradually passing from the Colonial OfTice to the Commissioner for Malaya m London, Raja Sir Uda said here last night. Telling members of the Malayan Students Union
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    27 Bandits Killed In One District
    231 4 MUAR, Sat.-— Twenty-seven Communist terrorists have been killed m the Muar district of Johore since the beginning of August. A Government statement yesterday said that this "outstanding success has been achieved through information received from the public and from surrendered enemy personnel." The (tatemenl
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    Forces Kill Top Bandit
    72 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— A branch committee member <>( the terrorist organisation m Selangor has boon killed by Security Forces among three Communist terrorists hanged by Security Forces today The man Chin Che Tung. alias Chin Kuan alias l.au Choua was killed by an Area Security Unit
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    TONTINE MEN ON 12 CHEATING CHARGES
    196 4 TONTINE MEN ON 12 CHE A TING CHARGES IPOH, Sat— Three organisers of a Tontine Syndicate were today produced before Mr. E. V. A. Peers, President of the Sessions Court here, on a total of twelve charges of criminal breach of trust. Accused were Woo Mun Lee. 40, Ng Thin.
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    'All White' Wedding
    47 4 x uhic IIM !l \mi\ iMfH x, whrn M,.s i 1 ti DaaaM li n Ban «f t»,- m Xr ii "l be i i Burst* all urn uniform \nu\ t Urn i. tt -i, iitV i of I 1 I INI m I
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    South-East Asia Muslim Confab
    32 4 THE Selangor Branch of Ali-T.lalaya Muslim Missionary Society at a meeting held last week, decided to co-operate with the Singapore branch m convening a South-East Asia Muslim Conference.
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    Council Replies To Chamber Chairman
    144 4 Standard Stair Reporter THE Council of Joint Action, representing Asian Singapore Government servants, resents a eritftdun made by Mr. A. F. Taylor. Chairman ot \hv Stagaptre Chamber of Commerce at its hall" yearly meeting <»" Friday. Mi Taylor, ret- I t ipL unioi I that
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    Praise For 'Sakuntala'
    50 4 Praise For Sakuntala' THE Indian FFien c Art; Society of Singapore pn Poet Kalidasa'a 'Sakuni Iho Victoria Thontre on Fi ;in f Saturday nights. piety had done a real tarvict lor Ui e development of dramatic art. 'i np acting honour goes to Sarngarava and Durvasa Pviyamvada and Amiauja, *l
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    Penang Paper Faces Writ
    65 4 Penang Paper Faces Writ PENANG. S.w Thi I).--puty Public Prosecutor, Mr ,J. D. Peterkin has been granted eaVi to .'i>p'y to High Court Sept iB f<T a writ ol foment l r contempt «»f Court against Choong Koa. Swee, F'iitor of tlie Plnanj Gaaette, m >onnection ;'ii report on the
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    Good Work Got Him Into A Jam
    288 5 Standard Staff Reporter ING good work for one's fellow-men does not vs «am public recognition. One is prepared to an oversight but when doing good gets one ito the kind of trouble, .Mr. K. B. "Mat Noor" David I is m today, then
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    COMFORT EXPERT
    119 5 rii nan w!m has been >ie for the feedisis sonal comfort of lil lllOl|S;xnds <»f is and RO.\< pstfMtahe "Knni;;ir«M»" BCT-lit-t n %ostralia and I ii Jin, arrived m Singusterday to see for it th* rateriasj and comfort arraagesaesits passengers travellins 1 ul s.n^apore on QEA A- lif»il
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    Cashier Back In Court
    57 5 1 WAN, 52-year-h,( r of the c Banking who went home < r a mis-appre-■iie court had the day was Singapore Fouith i y early, yesi resumed inquiry. ntative charge 1 a h of trust of M 27. S. Marshall, dc- yesterday told lxx> had into
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    The Best In Free Concert
    49 5 PEI Kit BURi lES, the of the Asso- tii,. Royal ie, has selected '<• mosi outstanding c lias rxa mined m ay a concert v ria Memorial Hull o includes pinno, ■al items and is i with the SinS i iety'i orll fi.e and all
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    18 5 photo. MR STEVEN Tan and Miss Elizabeth Ong. who were married at the Wesley Chunh. Singapore yesterday. Standard
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    Prowler Scares The Women Of Kellock Rdo
    294 5 Prowler Scares The Women Of Kellock Rdo By EE BOON LEE THE prowler who plagued Tiong Bahru Singapore early this year, is believed fo be active again. This time, however, his area of operation has shifted to Kellock Road, a mere five-minute bicycle ride from Tiong Bahru. News of the
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    Second Protest On Red Stripes
    108 5 Standard Staff Reporter ABOUT 600 uniformed employees o! the Singapore Government voted against the placing of red stripes on their trousers and jackets. At a fi emergency meeting of the Junior Stall Association held yf.ste relay it was decided to ask Government [or plain uniforms
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    $9,750 CO-OP HOMES
    127 5 $9,750 CO-OP HOMES SINGAPORE Government Officers' Housing Society will soon build 10,750-terrace houses for its members. Mr. N.A. Kularajah, the So•'s secretary said that a lo^al contractor has oiiered to build these low-cost houses with all facilities tor a i family. He laid 'hat this is the lowi oiier the
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    Danced On Road
    27 5 A WOMAN. Sael Yabama, fined $5 by the Singapore th Police Magistrate, yesterday for disorderly dancing Johore Road on Sept. "-!4 and creatinu a
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    4 Men Rob Shopkeeper
    118 5 AFTER robbing a shopkeeper In Cbangi Road. Singapore of $1,300 on Friday night, four armed thugs kicked him and two other assistants m a room. According to the police, a man walked into a shop a: 9.30 p.m. and asked for a pa ket of cigarettes.
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    Youth Vanished With $10 Note
    89 5 GIVEN' a SlO note by Kenneth Toh at the Queen Street Boys' Hostel to buy a packet i of cigarettes. 17-year > d Maideen bi n Ahmad failed to return. He was later arrested m front of the Kandang j Kerbau market with a packet
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    Legco Meeting
    20 5 SINGAPORE'S Legislative Council meetr.ig, originally Scheduled to take plare on Oft. 13, has been postponed to Oct. 20.
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    Bank Needs 'B' Blood
    117 5 Standard Staff Reporter THE B ood Bunk is still short of Group 'B Blood and more donors of that group are needed said Dr. Gibson-Hill of the Blood Transfusion Service. Suiganore. During the week 128 dona-! tions were given to th e Blood Bu.ik. The Donors
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    Visiting Journalists And Locals 'Talk Shop'
    238 5 Visiting Journalists And Locals 'Tal k Shop' EIGHT DUTCH journalists, including a woman, were the gvests of honour at a Kijstaffel luncheon at The Cockpit yesterday, where they met local journalists and talked "shop." The group is on a sevenweek trip to Australia, to study the possibilities and problems of
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    3-D FILMS HERE TO STAY, HE SAYS
    279 5 3-D FILMS HERE TO STAY, HE SAYS 'WHATEVER may be said about this question, :3-D is not juit a passing fancy as some people seem to think. It is here to stay. And. now that the initial obstacles have been overcome and the novelty angle of this new medium has
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    Missing Girl
    69 5 THIS is 18 year-old cafe waitress. Fok Chow, who has been missing from home since Tuesday last. Fok who worked m the Wah Bee Cafe m Changi came to Singapore with her husband a month ago from Seremban. Her husband. Mr. Chai Kar Chee. told The Standard that
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      59 5 Weather *jyi M lVmp.ratur*: 11 P .m. Sept. U to 7.3« s "l»t. 2fi Singapore (81F): 1 I Kola Kil.ru Kuala I umpur (7«F); Kuantan (72F). Temperature: Srpl. to I I>l Sept. Singapore Penaag I17F); Kola i «WF); Ku.la Lumpur ■pofc (ttr>; Kuantan '•''l': Singapore (SpM ■f. i M)'. Kola
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      59 5 Radio Malaya RADIO Malaya's prograav riMS m English and Malay at present broadcast on 4821) kilo-cycles per second m the til! metre .'«rui be transmitted on 720U kilo- cycles per second m the 41 metre band from 9 a.m. tomorrow. The early morning transmission fr^m tf.iW to 9 a.m. each
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    Animals Are Such Funny People
    1234 6  -  WILLIAM DRURY Story And Drawing By Especially Waldo The Idiot Lizard /\F course, people aren't Ihe only funny animals m this world. Even among our furred, feathered and four-legged friends there are some pre: ty odd characters. One of the oddest characters is my very
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    A Suggestion...Literary Pilgrimage
    779 6  - A Suggestion... Literary Pilgrimage HAROLD NICOLSON By IF I were asked to write a series on "How to Spend your holidays." I should assume that my advice was not required by young men and women with fast motorcars and elastic muscles, but by elderly people only, who desire to combine
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    FUNNY BUSINESS
    20 6  -  Hershberger By "1 think lie's a magician, chief— he stole my uniform beiof 1 could £et him handcuffed:"
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    Policemen Urged To Read Bacon
    570 6  -  Andrew Roth By ■jVJALAYA'S policemen have been hearing the praises of Bacon not the meat but the essayist. As if to prove the point that Britain's police are wonderful precisely because they do not act like policemen, Roland Howe delieverd a lecture to the class
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    Local Nurses Recruited To Replace British Red Cross Workers
    611 7  - Local Nurses Recruited To Replace British Red Cross Workers CHRISTIAN DIEMER KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Welfare workers from Great Britain who ft-amcd with nurses of the British Red Cross m new villages m Malaya are to be replaced by local trainees now being recruited, Mrs. Mirno MacVicor, on loan to the
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    This Is A Good Spot For Women Of Creative Talent
    840 7  - This Is A Good Spot For Women Of Creative Talent GERALDINE KAYE By |o\V many of the women who live m Singapore and Malaya paint, compose or act? How many write poetry, or books? How design their own >th<-s or their own fnrniture, invent new diOirs m breed new varieties
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    ONE WAV TO BEAT HIGH COST OF LIVING
    494 7  - ONE WAV TO BEAT HI GH COST OF LIVING Hal Boyle By I )<> you uant to beat the high Of living One sure way is to become free loader. Millions of A me rirana have learnt to follow this quick easi path t" rich, lull life they could "therwise
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    He Paints The History Of Chinese In America
    800 7 He Paints The History Of Chinese In America JAMES Leong. California artist, ha? won the coveted .John Hay Whitney Opportunity Fellowship. The award Include! a commission to point a subject of his own choice. He will be paid a thousand American dollars and. more important, there is the P" ibility
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    Monte Carlo Is Wonderful But...
    823 8 Hotels Are Half Empty All Summer QH! If I only had enough money, this is the place where I woud stay until the end of my days. For years now it has been my job and pleasure to chronicle life m the world's gayest cities,
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    A Baby Is The Greatest Teacher In The World
    674 8 NEW YORK— (AP> A baby is the greatest teacher m the world. He starts where the bigdomed professors and philosophers leave off. Socrates, one of the wisest men m history, used to get his students to think about life by asking
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    FUNNY BUSINESS
    14 8  -  Hershberger By "Here comes Fop with that dresser drawer that always sticks!"
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    Enjoyable Evening With Masters
    1098 9  -  JAMES PETER CHIN Visiting Music Examiner Peter Surges doesn't believe m doing th* h By Singapore Chamber Ensemble, the Colony's wmnffest orchestra, is putting the finishing hes to a cone crt which promises a most enjoyable ns to music lovers. This time, the concert is put
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    Temple By The Bridge
    309 9  -  S. Ramachandra By DS of p private i >rries. b and on foot n Sir Arthur*! the is f" only past the ..pie m the R< ..(1 Ade next 'o Scus Corpora* ber Godown. But pedally the local Chinese, know hing of the story of ething
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    Fastest Man In The World
    790 9  -  JOHN COOMBES By Neville Duke Seems To Have A Hnbit Of Making New Records "gRAINS, imagination, pertinacity and speed m the uptake all thrown together with a liberal quantity of guts" is the formula which Sir Miles Thomas, Chairman of British Overseas Airways Corporation, described
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    I write as I please
    1928 10  -  S. Raja Ratnam *r IB In this the second of three articles examines the claim that subjection of the majority to rule by a powerful minority is an iron law of history. IS IT an historical law that, democratic i theories notwithstanding, the majority 1
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    MR. RHEE'S TIME-BOMB
    824 10  -  Sebastian Haffner Diplomatic Commentary: By f UK REAL issue behind the continued wrangle about the composition of the Korean peace conference is presented by the oft-proclaimed resolution of South Korea's President Rhee to renew the war. Mr. Rhee's pretext for doing so will be. according to )i
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    2,448 Patients Can't Find A Happier, Better Matron
    1715 11  -  CHRISTINE DIEMER Nothing has frightened Miss Dorothy Goode Good. For five years, she has defied diseases, bandits or wild animals to carry on an important iob at the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement and By Vvvv\ww\\\w\\v\\\\vv\\\.v\\\\\\\\v 5 This is the 25th ;O2 a
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    Anthropologist Delves Deeper Into Canada's Pre-Ice Age
    403 11 Anthropologist Delves Deeper Into Canada's Pre-Ice Age KILLARNEY, Ontario (AP) A grey-haired American anthropologist. who has been looking into the way of life of Canada's pre-ice-age people for 16 years, plans to seek the relationship between these early Canadians and the ancient people of Northern Europe. Dr E. F. Greenman
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      56 11 A shirt fn><gil m, DESIGNED FOR %\tfp >^L SPORTSMEN S&'4 L FOR THE MEN tffklidlr-^ WHO VALUE BiMI if COMFORT! I* I llf] IN PLAIN SHADES 01 0 <:m;\\l. SAND, BLUE, 4T B GREEN, GIEY, YELLOW vp|^3*oo AND xMGGER. THE MAYS SHOP HAS A SHIRT DESIGNED rOIV YOLJ NMIATKNKR THE
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      TWO AMPHIBIANS ARRIVE IN ONE DAY
      968 12 TWO AMPHIBIANS ARRIVE IN ONE DAY ,\MPHIBIANS are a rare sight at Kallang airport. So when two of them landed here on the same day, it was something of an event. The two aircraft landed on Tuesday. First m was the dazzling white Grumman "Mallard", privately owned "executive" aircraft of
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      Tasteful Decoration
      709 12  -  Autoscribe By COOKER or later the bobbing duck had to make its appearam c m Singapore. Having established itself m the rear screens of motorcars m every other country, it was too much to expect that we should be spared thi^ atrocious symbol of perverted taste. Now the
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      505 12 HAMBURG AMERICA LINIE AND NORDDEUXSCHER LLOYD MHNI To Colombo, G» n»;i, Maistilles, Antwerp. Rotterdam. Hamburg Bremen Spore P.S'ham Penang J.S Weserstein (NDL) 3/8 Oct 9Oct 10/llOct T S Braunschweig (HAPAG)23/28Ott 20Oct 30 m Oct 'long Ronu Manila Kobe Yokohama irn.inu P.S'ham Spore IS Nabob (NDL) 9/10Oct 12/13Ocl 14/15Ocl T.S Leverkusen
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      'Shane' Is Memorable
      1044 13 A LONG with those cowboy "epics" which Hollywood delights m producing will probably go on making until movies go out of existence one meets up occasionally with the kind of Western that makes cinematic history. Of such stuff is '/Shane" made For. although it treads the familiar
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      TALENT-WASTE
      229 13  - TALENT -WASTE MAXINE BAKICH IF truth is ?traneer than fiction then all I can say is that the story of ihe film "South Sea Woman" must be truth. But this is hard to believe, m fact it is highly improbable that truth no matter how fantastic can equal this story
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      Japs Now Dub In Mandarin
      306 13  -  RANJIT SINGH (CHINESE movie-goers m v_^ the Colony who have already seen five Japanese productions dubbed m Mandarin dialect are currently flocking to another outstanding release. "Horse-Tr ider." which stars the now internationally famous pair of "Rishoman" Machiko Kvo and >lusa>uki Mori. Similarly dubbed "HorseTrader
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      AGE CATCHES UP WITH ESTHER
      284 13  -  Peter Hill By t^HAXKLV Bftntf Wii':;<nis never been mv :avourite pin-up due largely to the fact that she can't net and tbaf she has always appeared to me to bp a very cold affected i;iss—a fleeted >mile, affected |x>ise. affected demure I grant that m
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      CONTEST WINNERS
      95 13 'INHERE wais a hearty A response to Star Con:» ft No. Xi which featured ihe fares of: .No. 19.'* ponnid O'Connor; 15M-Gene Tierney. 19/ i Chariton Ileston; 19t> Gregory Peck; 197 Judy Holuday: and 198 Su. an Shaw. The lucky winners were: KJKST ($25/-» J ANT AN BIN
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      268 13 CATHAY ORGANISATION r*. ATTRACTIONS -^p AS ALKEAOI \\\<n \i;i;i> COMMENCING THIS WEEK WITH M.G.MV DANGEROUS WHEN WFT" WW MM m\ ntu\ l\iramoiml\ "SHANE" CATHA\ and ODEON—Hill be >-ho\* n on lh«' ipAilAMitl SCREEN I HEW YeW VISTAS NO GLASSES REQUIRED AMMAM OPENS TODAY ODRON 11a.m., 1.45, 4.15, r lT^7 H
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      216 13 X UNPARALLELED IN A! I IMF PACES IflfHili OF LOVE AND EVI!' C' RITA HAYWORTH I STEWART 4 GRANGER i4MciS[ f CHARLES LA'JGHTOM ■ami ->i.-.t i ;v m THE WIDEST Screen m SINGAPORE is COMING! V. MTU HHt limilKH WMHMIMI'Ah l^|.^C»tt^ OPENS TODAY fejE^^'N"3 NOW ..theyW m WUlie®Joe>^ mTEWEL^wiwf y
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    EVENTS THROW EMPHASIS ON MEN'S CLOTHES
    854 14  - EVENTS THROW EMPHASIS ON MEN'S CLOTHES J.E. Fairbairn By I^Y their very nature, the greot events of 1953 m Britain have thrown an emphasis upon men's clothes. A succession of officiol ond for* mal occasions has revealed no tendency towards relaxation of the code of correct dress nor, indeed, any
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    A BUSINESS TRIP 'WIFE'
    853 14 A BUSINESS TRIP 'WIFE AIV I I ANTE and I line Immmi engaged loi leu month's and he has shortly sot to leave the town whCTC ire botk live. We do not plan our marriage for several months yet and he wants me to fO uwa\ with on his basisess
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    ROMAN TOUCH
    73 14 photo). UN DEB the careful supervision of Mrs. Jole Font ana. British and I.S. movie star Elisabeth Taylor tries on a typical Italian summer frock at the famed Roman fashion house. The dress, m green hemp and interwoven designs of masks, was one of a number ordered by
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    FASHIONS BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN
    456 14  -  George Boultwood sBy LEIPZIG. (AP) Skirts behind the Iron Curtain are getting shorter, but they've a long way to go up before they would please Christian Dior. Designers m Moscow, Warsaw. Prague. Budapest and East Berlin differed over skirt lengths m the col- Pic). lections
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      343 14 >&$ I i «^^H a^T^^^^^^r^^^a^^^^aw^^^nW jgpgg S I *4v* 3s j 1 x x RITA DEL MAR TODAYS QUOTATION: 'I low iniit-h more icru--»«mi* are the cotiseMiieiir^ of our »ne<>r thaa the arts uhi<» arouse |t.-_ Murrus AurHtiis MNDVY fOX EVKKYONK: Peo;>!e will res?>oml mote readily to kind treatment and
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      Standard Pattern Service
      559 15  -  Rosalind Ratnam 5rhj423 Pattern No. 15 J^^guzt&s^&j* Pattern no is which appeared 1 With your pattern pieces you will receive an identification chart which will show m miniature the various pattern pieces for thi= dress Before you do anything copy out the various markings m the identification
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      Tudor Dining Room Features Day Home
      836 15 I HIS handsome house located on a hill at Imont Road m Singa- is the home of Mrs. W. H. Day known to her iendl os Dorothy. It is little piece of England t down m Malaya. he aim of to make her i
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      How To Order A Pattern
      259 15 How To Order A Pattern ll<m to order a pattern FiJI m the measurement chart Then with seven Standard Pa Hern Service coupons plus three ten-cent stamps (to cover postal charges) <end it tc the Standard Pattern Service. The Singapore Standard 128 Robinson Road Singapore- 1. In return vnu will
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      Dior's Reception In US
      409 15 PARIS, (AP) Christian 1 I>ior has raised skirts to the knees m the new Paris fashions, but American buyers have avoided extremes of either length or shortness m buvin* styles for U.S. women. We never pick freaks, just because they're new." explained Madam c Odette Tedesco
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    Riding Enthusiasm Growing
    922 16  -  JOY MANSON Membership List At Saddle Club Shoots Up By JJORSE-BACK riding. What vision do those words conjure up m your mind? Frosty mornings when the dew still lies heavy on the hard ground? Warm jumpers and the comfortable tang of animal sweat arising from a galloping
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    So This Is PARIS
    1741 16 Sammy King, staff writer of Singapore Standard who is o w on an extensive tour of Europe, says Cay Paree is worth at. y body's 'While to visit. In a tetter to his cousin BUI, he reveals a few salient points as well a few shady
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    A Snake Charmer
    228 16  -  ED POLLAK By CAIRO (AP) Five snakes have been gently bat firmly expelled from the American Embassy m Cairo. Strango noises were romJng from behind the walls of the basement. Everyone was mystified. An Egyptian messenger however insisted the noises came from creeping snakes which had violated
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    The Conquerors Have Their Nightmares Too
    1332 17 The Conquerors Have Their Nightmares Too iPTIVE Kurope proves once a^ain that every tyranny sow s the seeds of it, intc -mal disruption and ultimate destruction. The greater the tyranny the more intolerable arc the strains and counter-pressures which it creates Diet dors and their super-policed, overmanned regimes are never
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    Dooms Day Is Possible
    670 17  -  Rennie Tailor By BOll I>I.R Colorado-<\P>- rastastrophlc bomharjlmenf of the earth b> cosmic rays from some distant star. causing great changes m existing forms of life and perhaps uidespread injury or death. X theoretically possible, s.iys a imted nuclear scientist. It is even possible that something
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      181 17 CHOSEN BY FAMOUS PEOPLE ALL THE WORLD OVER >^V^ WHERtVFR fashionable people gather, you will find that their smart taste rules out all other pens m favour of the New Parker "51". I The New Parker "51" Pen is decades ahead m design. 4* T" d^\ 4+ It is the
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    Introducing Kay
    839 18 In troducing Kay Corner For Cyclists ROYAL Air Force Tengari Cycling Club have many limes this season just failed to team races b/ very small margins, their three fastest i hive often ridden excellent ices only to And thai c irnbinod times are just seconds more than the three fastesi
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    Hong Kong Visitors
    27 18 Royal Ulster Rifles of Hongkong who went down to Spores REME Workshops m the semifinal of the Caldbeck Cup soccer on Tuesday at Tanglin.
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    Indians Win 2nd Place
    118 18 NEW YORK, Sept. 26. (AP) The Cleveland Indians clinched second place m the American League race yesterday by beating the Chicago White Sox 8-3 m the final game of the season at Comiskey Park. Eddie Lopat, showing no effects from last week's foot injury, patched the
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    ARMY MOTOR CYCLISTS ON SHOW TODAY
    515 18  - ARMY MOTOR CYCLISTS ON SHOW TODAY SAPPER By By COLOMBO CAMP, Clement! Road, Pasir Panjang, will be traction today for a host of enthusiasts who are not only Intcn mechanics of the motor-bike but who also experience the tremenilou watching motor-cycle trials; for today Singapore \lase District their annual motor-cycle
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    Basketball For Speed & Agility
    372 18  - Basketball For Speed Agility SAPPER B> APART from motorcar racing uml tjgnj ,n, what is the fastest sport m the uml,r f| no doubt that that distinction belongs t Most certainly one will agree with Hull oar. has seen the ice-hockey players uit in^ m the vast arena, saw of
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    SQUASH RACQUETS AT TERROR
    111 18 SQUA SH RACQUETS AT TERROR FFirv r a Mil ■trtaca rjn v m i at II >1 n |..rr«r All 1 i1 Ki{. OH 'I i of mentioi rvciv duel M utter o\ a three ti I U S rvtuli Nurpi of Urn No 1 and U I' FN i
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    RUR Start Cup Fight Too Late
    420 18 ROYAL Ulster Rifles, Army soccer champions from Hong Kong who lost to R.E.M.E. m the semifinal of the Caldbeck Cup last week on the Tanglin ground Singapore. They were disappointing inasmuch that they gave the impression that they had more to offer but just
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    SELETAR SPORTS ROUNDUP
    1254 18 HOCKEY: On Frida. 4he Base First Eleven played a friendly fixture against Singapore Engineering Regiment at Gillmrm Barracks, and won by :5 goall to 1. The Seletar .side were never extended; dictating the play throughout; and had it not been for the state of the pitch, would
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    FOR COMMUNITY OR PERSONAL GLORY
    368 19 FOR COMMUNITY OR PERSONAL GLOR Y GOING DOWN the xtarain and going very fast are the aspirations of the Eurasian Community for Community league soccer honours this season. From a team of indifferent performers, the Eurasians are becoming a team of missing players. This is what happened when the Eurasians
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    INSIDE SPORT
    48 19  -  Jeffery James fnwr Many letters have been received comrnting «»/i the BAM* attitude on the H orld I urn $pmce, honpver, due* not permit all to be Mulled, but b AIRPLAY' S letter, pnhlithed ni ll below, sums up the main theme* of the I, Her**
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    A STANDING Committee?
    309 19 day, very I on the A ociation of it "tion of the apWe i Lee Teh Gin Sooi for per.l of an badminton d 'our. there is one little you have omitted to i aiders, many of Is. mj self do not fol Up .inif ;»s closely
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    Why They Turned Down World Tour
    496 19 WHY did the Badminton Association of Malaya turn down the application of the Three Wise Men of Malayan j Badminton to bring a tram < round the norld? Various reasons, unofficially of course were ftven me by several officials and players during the week.
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    RAFFLESIANS BEAT REME
    22 19 RAFFLES Institution beat REME by 14 points (a goal, two tries and a penalty) to nil at rugger yesterday
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    Yeo Wins Title
    31 19 Yeo Koon Yam beat Tan Kirn Song 500-483 In a thrilling YMCA billiard championship final for the Tay Tuan Siang challenge Gup at the I YMCA last night.
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    He Planned, Too
    148 19 THE first attempt at a world tour by badminton players \va s made m June 1052 when a well known Penang enthusiast and official. Tan Teik Lim. planned a round-t he-globe itinerary with Malayan Thomas Cup stars. Wong Peng Soon. Ooi Teik Hock and Ong Poh Lim.
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    FAR EAST'S BEST GOALKEEPER
    167 19 LET SPORE JUDGE SINGAPORE soccer fans are looking forward to an interesting duel between goalkeepers: that is, if the Singapore Amateur Football Association will D ut the celebrated Chu Chee Sen* between the posts when SAFA meet the touring Djakarta team on Oct. 4. Djakarta's AW.
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    SBH Cupties
    72 19 Making a stroof tecood hall rally. Hong Kong "Bank "A downed a formidable Stanvac team by thiee goals to one m :i thrilling SBHFA KO Cuptie at Farrer Park v e*terday. Scorers were V. Klass 2 and I. Vass for the Bank. Yin Kee scored the only goal
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    UK Soccer Results
    328 19 2 LONDON. Sff>! 2fi Renter) 2 Following ;ire football results: LEAGUE. DIV. 1 £A Villa 4. Sheffield U. 0. £Burn!e v 1, Newcastle 2 'Cardiff 0, Arsenal 3. £Charlton t>. Liverpool 0. ZHuridt-rsfield 2, Middlesbrough 1 J Manchester C. 2. Portsmouth 1 :j. Bolton 1. Sheffield w.
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    RAF Seletar Stop 'Saints'
    129 19 RAP Seletar Stopped the 5 its' winning run when ihrv j met m friendly Rugby match j Woodsville yesterday Seletai b> 14 points (goal 2 triei j a penalty i!o;»|> to X I and penalty goal Craddock opened thp score i penalty .^o.il which he '*>
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    64 19 A SINGAPORE Chinese FA. £X] travel ed up to Naval Base gyesterdaj and defeated the < Dockyard XI .{—o m ;i keenly contested friendly match watched by a lar^o croud The Chinese !<• i 2 oat h.i'l j lime through Jui Kirn and Kirn %Be
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    20 19 WANDERERS scored their lour'.h successive victory m SHA Division Two hockey when they beat Seletar 3 o yesterday.
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    VS Superior
    32 19 Victoria School asserted their superiority over the All-WhiU-s when they beat them m return match by 16 points (two goals and two tries) to nil at Victoria School ground yesterday.
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    421 19 A splendid display by their threes enabled Singapore Cricket Club to brat KN AS Sembawang by points (two tries and a penalty goal) to 5 (a goal) m a friendly Rugby match played at the padang yesterday. Owen, the ciub's fly off was Ihe brain behind
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    416 20 MALEKZADEH ALSO SHOWS GOOD FORM IPOH Sat. Candidates under the charges of van Breukelen, Tjoa. Martin and Parker were given useful workouts at this morning's track work m preparation for the Gold Vase meeting next Saturday. On a very good track Malekzadeh (Tjoa) was the most attractive
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    'Flying' Fijians Score 59 Against Johore
    837 20 JOHORE could find scant answer to the hard and fast rugger of the massive "flying" Fijians— making their first 1953/54 rugger appearance and were compelled to bow to a crushing 59 points (10 goals and 3 tries) to nil defeat at Johore Bahru yesterday.
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    Weights For 11 Races
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    479 20 (AIDBECK CUP FINAL IPOH, Sat.— REME of Singapore and the 12th Royal Lancers of Ipoh drew two-all m the final of the FARELF Inter-Unit soccer competition played at the Chinese Assembly Hall ground today. Inspite of the 20 minutes extra time, neither side couid force
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    752 20 WITH three of the eight new records to his credit, youthful, husky Gan En* Teck was a popular Tiger Swimming Club champion at the club's .fifth annual meet held at Pasir Panjang yesterday. Gan broke his own records mi n the 120, 240 and 440
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