Sunday Standard, 9 October 1955

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    20 1 SUNDAY STANDARD n ii iit 1 1 Vol. VI. No. 95 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1955 21 PAGES 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon Central Bank To Remain Free
    486 1 Central Bank To Remain Free No Political Strings, Say Tunku, Mr. M KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Chief Ministers of the Federation and Singapore gave an assurance today that the proposed Central Bank of Malaya will remain "a national institution absolutely free from political strings." In on exclusive interview, they told
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    Lock icon YOUTH KILLED
    23 1 AN UNIDENTIFIED Chinese youth, was run over by a train at the Woodlands Causeway in Singapore yesterday, lie was killed instantly.
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    Lock icon GOVT. TO GET ALIMONY INSTEAD OF HUSBAND
    118 1 HARTFORD. Connecticut. Oct. 8 (AP) The I)u< hess of Talleyrand ought to make alimony payment to the L\S. government inllcai of to her ex-husband, Alastair Mackintosh, until Mackintosh's income tax liability is settled. the Federal District Court here v.is told yesterday. John J.
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    Lock icon STC Is Ready To Talk New Terms
    261 1 Union Not Enthusiastic THE Singapore Traction Company will be prepared to negotiate a new agreement with its striking workers to come into effect on Jan. I next year, the Chairman of the STC Board, Sir Thomas Strangman said in Singapore yesterday after his
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    Lock icon INSIDE THIS ISSUE
    78 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE THE AMERICAN BLOT. Peter Hill surveys the Negro problem and tells of the tremendo rchanges taking .p!<fl£J m the U.S. AT SEA IN THE PALACE OF LOVE. Violette Groux, Narriman's own confidante/ continues her inside story of the life Df the former Egyptian Queen and Farouk. WHAT
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    Lock icon Bandits Murder Estate Kepala
    290 1 While A Wife Weeps KAJANG, Sat.— With hardly a day more for Kajang's ambitious amnesty rally, two uniformed and black-capped Communist terrorists this morning waylaid a rubber kepala Loh Hing, and shot him through the head in the presence of his weeping wile. Then, they went
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    Lock icon DEFENCE CHIEF OFF TO MOROCCO
    56 1 GENERAL Pierre Billotte. now Minister of Defence in Premier Edgar Faure's cabinet, flew off to Morocco on Friday to try to salvage the government's reform programme for the strife-ridden North African protectorate. He might be able to assure the survival of the government, if he
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    Lock icon Ingrid To Make 'New Film
    91 1 Ingrid To Make 'New Film PARIS. Oct. 8 (API Ingrid Bergman, smiling and accompanied by her three children, arrived here on Friday to begin work on a new film. The actress was met at the railway station by French director Jean Renoir and several other friends. Renoir will direct her.
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    Lock icon Opera Star Dies In Berlin
    57 1 NEW YORK. Oct. 8 <AP) Operatic and concert star, Frieda Hempel. died on Friday in Berlin. Germany. She was 70. News of her death was received here by her lormer husband. William B. Kahn. in a cable from Miss Hempel s secretary. Kahn said she
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    Lock icon They Toss To Die In Plane Crash
    118 1 PENNSYLVANIA Oct 8 <\P) The tossinu ot coins determined »vhich of the three couples could not board the Inited Airliners DK-4 that crashed in Wyoming killing all persons aboard. Three executive of tne Svlvania Electric Co here and their wives were en route
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    Lock icon IT'S 'OPERATION AMAHS' NOW!
    147 1 Standard Shipping Reporter FARLIER this year it was "Operation Students The exodus of Chinese students from Singapore has fast dwindled while in its place domestic servants who were born in Red China are now filling the dock passage lists on return tickets. Recent reports received from
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    Lock icon Last Night's Press Ball
    72 1 Photo. MORE than 800 people, including the Governor of Singapore, Sir Robert Black and Lady Black attended the annual Press Ball at the Sea V,ew Hotrl last night Picture shows Mr. Aw Cheng Ta.k, Managing Director of the Singapore Standard, welcoming the Governor in the presence
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    Lock icon Adenauer Has Fever
    58 1 BONN, Germany. Oct. 8 (UP) Chancellor Konrad Adenauer was confined to bed with a feverish cold, congested head and sore throat yesterday and on his doctor's orders cancelled all appointments until next week. A government spokesman said late yesterday afternoon that the 79-year-old West German leader was
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    Lock icon RIVAL GANGS CLASH
    38 1 MORE than 20 thugs from two gangs in the 103 secret society group clashed in Singapore's Cecil Street yesterday evening. Detectives from the Secret Societies Sub-Branch of the CID later detained two men for questioning.
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    Lock icon Achtung!
    26 1 Achtung WEST Germany will call up the first volunteers lor the new 500.000 man Wehrmacht next week. Defence Ministry officials in Bonn said last night. A.P
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    Lock icon Eden Announces A Cut In UK Forces
    255 1 BOURNEMOUTH, England, Oct. 8, (UP) Sir Anthony Eden today announced a twelve-and-a-half per cent cut in Britain's armed forces. At the same time, the British Premier also announced a slowdown in calling up draftees due to the improved international situation. He warned however
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    Lock icon SCOTT FOR S'PORE
    35 1 SIR ROBERT SCOTT !< M London last night for Singapore to take up his post as British Commissioner General in South-east Asia, surceed\n? Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald now Hißh Commissioner in India.- UP
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    Lock icon Changi Bus To Use STC Stops Now
    123 1 The first Chinese bir company to operate :i Sing;irK)io Traction Company route will run tomorrow between Ocf* lang Serai and Capitol thratrc Tho Changi Bus Company which at present runs a nonstop .service bet w«-en Geylang Serai and Capitol Theatre has been eranted
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    Lock icon Away Go Those 'Monkey' Pants
    147 2 OFF WITH THOSE STRIPES THREE THOUSAND uniformed Sinjjajwrc postal and other junior Government employees who unsuccessfully fought against the red-striped "monkey pants and then wore them under protest for two and half years will now be rid of them. Government has agreed that future uniforms
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    Lock icon Ninth Birthday Cocktail Party
    43 2 ABOTT to members of the Singapore Inner Wheel Club their Rotarian husbands and friends, relebrated the Club's ninth birthday last night with a cocktail party. Mrs, MarL- Lim. Club President, wa? the hostess at her home in Pasir Panjang.
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    Lock icon $100 Gifts
    29 2 THE STANDARD acnowledijps two cheques of SlOO each from Mr. •John Baalman of Goodwood Park Hotel. Singapore, for Boys' Town and the St. Vincent de Paul Society.
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    Lock icon S'PORE'S 20,000 UNEMPLOYED But Problem Is Not So Grim—Goodwin
    586 2 S'PORE'S 20,000 UNEMPLOYED But Problem Is Not So Grim Goodwin SINGAPORE today has 20,000 unemployed people, constituting one of the gravest problems confronting the Labour-Front Government The figure was derived from statistics obtained at the Labour Office and the Peoples' Advisory Bureau by The Standard. The Chief Minister, Mr. David
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    54 2 THE Presbyterian Church hall Orchard Road was a scene of Rreat activity yesterday morning when crowds of people visited a jumble sale in aid of the Girls^ Sports Club building fund. Standard picture shows a crowd of bargain hunters making their purchases at a stall displaying a
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    Lock icon 36 Receive Long Service Medals
    256 2 TIIK Attiii" Commistiionef| -«f Police. Mr U X Broadluirst yesterday uresentert Colonial. Police and Fire Brigade Long Service .Medals and Commendation Police For^e 36 offlcers a^_!!^ the Singapore The following were the re vpionts Bar to the Colonial Po'i--e snd Fire Brigades Long Service Medals—
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    Lock icon Learner Fined
    42 2 AN "L" rider. Poh En~ of Changi Road, was fined S3O in the Singapore Traffic Court yesterday, for driving a motorcycle within City limits during restricted hours r,r,r{ Failing to display an M L" plate, in Jalan Bcsar on June ]<).
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    Lock icon Charged With Extortion
    63 2 TWO MEN*. Bwa Ah S<n^ and Poo N'am. were charged with attempted extortion in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday They were allreed to have put Tong Moh Tim in of injury and dishorn I induced him to deliver <■. r tain property worth 55.000 ai Kirn
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      406 2 Standard cAlmanea Information at a Glance IMNQAPUKt to., xv: Msm ll: B B c *m IT iiiia.f 0 RADIO MALAYA ty Ruad Schw! lo am am Fifth sS2 of SSL'^Li 1 V 5 Ls Rj Unaed aweane> e Aasociatioo'a Jf 1 Urld ej Club ,Ki!^ »t>ira ii 7 one Art
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    Lock icon TOURISM TALKS URGED
    342 3 'Let's Start A New Industry For Singapore' THE Singapore Government was approached yesterday to set up a committee for the promotion of tourism in the Colony as a major industry. The suggestion was made by Mrs. Boris Holland. Singapore's representative (m the Pacific Area Travel Association's Facilitation
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    Lock icon 'Can These Medals Fill My Stomach'
    149 3 'Can These Medals Fill My Stomach' A CHINESE who had served in the Army during tho last war. yesterday showed his war medals to the Chiel Minister Mr. David Marshall and said: "Can these fill my stomach. Sir? I want a job in the Army. 1 can do anything. Sir.
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    Lock icon Drove At 60 mph
    35 3 A MOTORIST. Yons Khoon Chat, of Bukit Timah Road, was fined $30 in tho Singapore Traffic Court yrstcrday for speeding along Bukit Timm Road at 55-60 m.p.'n. on Sept 4 195.T
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    Lock icon CHILDREN'S GIFT
    43 3 photo. >1K WAZIR SINGH. (lefO. Principal of Park Knacl Primary School. Singapore, prescnh SI OO to Mr. llui Ah Hun-:, a \ictim of Ike "niooniakr" festixal lire linni: Bahru. It was tollrctrd by the stu-<l»-nts and statT of the school standard
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    Lock icon Mystery Of The Missing Shield
    132 3 DETECTIVES were called in to investigate the itappeanUKC ot the "Strickland Shield" at the end of I S9CCCI match between the singles and married teams of the Singapore Fducation Department in (lan Eng Sen*; School on Thursday. After helors defeated !h« i en. the s
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    Lock icon Alleged Rape In Cemetery
    61 3 WU CHEONG YIN was ordered to be remanded in the Centra! lock-up till Oct. 15 by the Singapore Eighth Police Magistrate, iresterday, after a charge ot rape was explained to him \v the court was told, com- mitted the offence on Ho Ooi i Foon at
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    Lock icon Inconsiderate
    32 3 HASSAN bin Mabi of Everton Road was lined $20 in the Singapore Traffic Court yesterday lor inconsiderate driving 'ins in a collision with another car In Outram Rend on April 2;»
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    Lock icon Only Good Men Can Take Over
    180 3 Only Good Men Can Take Over THE Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, S:r Sydney Came. speaking over Radio Malaya lasi night on higher c ation and the mcdi ii c>\ reminded listeners that real self-government could not attained unless there were Malayans capable of taking over all the senior
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    Lock icon Death For Labourer Who Cut His Daughter's Throat
    150 3 .lOIIORt: BAHKI Sat Sinnasamy. a labourer, was sentenced to death by Mr. Justice Storr at the Assizes today for the murder of his is month old daughter on May 14. Thr assessors wrro of the opinion that when Sinnasamy cut his daughter's
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    Lock icon Katie Puts One Over Marshall
    206 3 FOR once the Chief Minister, Mr David Marshall, was o itwitted at his "Meet the People Session-yesterday. \ru\ the person who (lid it a, a nite little 12-year old Catherine Chan •\fter three persons had seen. Mr Marshall, tnc interpretor called for the next person
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    Lock icon COFFEE SHOPS GIVE ME ALL THE NEWS
    933 4  - COFFEE SHOPS GIVE ME ALL THE NEWS GRETSA jby- Strikes Are Main Topic VVFN at the cost of losing my job and being expelled from the I nion, I feel constrained by my conscience yes, I have one— to admit that if you want to be AU FAIT with news
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    Lock icon PURE LIFE OFFICIALS
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. I following were r'.-vt.-d BRce bearers of the Pure I Society at its annual I n ral meeting recently. Presidem Swami Satyananda Vice-President Mrs fm RinnchinH'im Committee Messrs. Alan|c Wolstenholme. S. Thuraiappa. P.P.J. Especkerman. Sunder Singh. Ng Kon Chee, K. Chidambaram Chettiar and Ila)ee
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    Lock icon GOLDEN JUBILEE ORATOR
    121 4 \> PROFESSOR F. S. j MONTEIRO of Singapore 5 ,C- has been chosen to deliver the Golden Jubilee oration to mark J ,")0 years of higher edu2 cation in Malaya at the 2 Medical Centre. Sepoy 2 Lines on Tuesday, Oct. < 11. at 8.1."> p.m. in
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    Lock icon Cycle Stolen
    24 4 A MOTORCYCLE valued $1,100 belonging to a radio mechanic, was stolen from outsit ie a house in Tiong Bahru on Thursday night.
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    Lock icon Morning Shock For 5 Workers
    30 4 FIVE workers employed by a building contractor woke up yesterday morning to find their personal belongings, cash and fountain pens, amount inc: to $250 stolen.
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    Lock icon WEEKLY DELIVERY OF EGGS
    121 4 WEEKLY DELIVERY OF EGGS THE Royal Singapore AntiTuberculosis Clinic In Shenton Way, is now able to sell from 1.500 to 2.000 eggs a week from Its chicken farm at the South Winds Rehabilitation Centre Dr. G. H. Garlick, SA.T.A. Medical Director, told The Standard, yesterday. The csigs are delivered 1o
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    Lock icon Rubber Market Uncertain
    172 4 THE rubber markei in Singapore yesterday closed uncertain at (1.26 per lb. for first grade rubber for October shipment, a drop of 3J cents on Friday. Prices opened steady on hotter London and New York overnight prices, but upcountry liquidation brought them down to $1.26 at noon
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    226 4 Applications Are Now rd COMPETITION among undergraduate student, tion of Malaya and Singapore for scholarships tL'J sities in America is now open for the 1956/57 !i 9es o* 1 announced yesterday by the United State* Inform Q c Ve*l 1 moti on Serv, J The Commit.. States will recomi
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    104 5 "THAT won a commendation?" a very surprised Chief Minister asks the President of the Singapore Art Society, Mr. Ho Kok Hoc. pointing to a pirture of mangosterns and rambutans painted in. the Chinese style Told that this was so. Mr. Marshall pursed his lips and pointed to
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    Lock icon Sir Robert Tells Teachers: 'Don't Be Complacent'
    196 5 A TKACHER is a most important member of any inity and it is essential that he preserves his ty, the Governor of Singapore. Sir Robert Black, said yesterday. S Robert was speaking at the i torn i moration Day and award of certificates
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    106 5 Couldn't Pay $2 A Month JOIIORE BAHRU. Sat. A Police constable who fa to pay S2 a month maintenance to his wife and children, was yesterday ordered to be arrested by the Sessions Court. Kota Tingsi, for failing to appear on a Court summons the previous day. Abdul Kadir had
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    Lock icon Sports Centre Gets A Boost
    41 5 ANOTHER $5,801 has boon received by the Singapore Youth Sports Centre Fund, it w.-is announced yesterday. Principal donor- were Wah Hin and Co Ltd $2,500, Rediffusion (Spore) Ltd. 52.000 and Pineapple Industries of Malaya Ltd., $1,000.
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    Lock icon Hawkins To Preside At Commission
    130 5 Hawkins To Preside At Commission MR L C. Hawkins, a nber of the London rranspoii Authority and a believer in h< althy •ran port s] (1 in Singapore yesterday to preside I ransport Commis- it will study the pas--5« r transport in the ny. -I re to help the rnment
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    Lock icon BEWARE, PSEUDO UNIONISTS
    395 5 Marshall Issues Warning At Trade Fair SINGAPORE Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, yesterday blasted pseudo trade unionists who, by malicious falsehood and dishonest emotional appeal, made dupes of the workers in the Colony. Opening the Great World Trade and Industries Exhibition, Mr. Marshall said Singapore is in
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    Lock icon 3 Shipping Firms Grant New Wages
    104 5 MALAYAN officers employed by the Shell. Heap Eng Mob and Straits Steamship Companies will get a general wage increase as a r< suit of successful negotiations concluded between the managements and the Maiayasian Ship Officers Union. According to the agreement all officers Will receive
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    35 5 photo. MRS HELEN YC receives a prize and certificate from Sir Robert Black, for bohm the graduate with the best all round performance in the Certificate Course, at the Commemoration Day cerem ony, yesterday. David
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    34 5 A TOTAL of $24,260 was raised from the premiere of the film "Dam Busters** i:; nifl of tlie Crippled Children's Home, it was announced by tho Reci Cross Appeal Committee yesterday
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    41 5 IPUR, Sat >no year o'd Chen:; of Petaling Java fined $3fl in the Magistrate's Court for q hia car negligently ng Cil •ar Road on July Jroup Captain V Howard, ordered his nee to be en > >rsed
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    99 5 KENNELS ol I Sing pore ne We fare Association at Roa I will ho c osed this evening as tno Uon will hold its second meeting *t lB Road. THIS was what proud parents and urandparriits saw at the VM( A Auditoriuni. Orchard Koad. vrstrrday whrn the
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    Lock icon NATIONALIZE THE AIRLINE _ UNION
    204 5 NATIONALIZE THE AIRLINE UNION SINGAPORE Malayan Airways Local Employees Union wants the Malayan Airways to be 'nationalized" or at least operated as a "semi-Government concern." Expressing concern over the reports that "high level talks" arc taking place between the Sarawak. Singapore and the Federation governments on tho future of I
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    Lock icon Bankrupt On Trial
    76 5 .TAX HAACKE. a Singapore businessman, faced two charges in the Fir.- 4 Criminal District Court yesterday of obtaining credit of 5414..VJ while an undischarged bankrupt. It was alleged that he took soods on credit worth $118.70 from M< srs. R. E. Abdul Wahab on Fco. 11 and
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    55 5 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Communication* and Works. Mr. Franris Thomas, will open the completed section of the Thomson Road deviation tomorrow morning The ceremony will take place at the junction of Vio Chu Kang and Thomson Roads when the new stretch of road will be handed
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      190 6 MALAYANS who read of the high compliments paid to them and their country by viMting British Labour politician »Dr. > Mont Follick must have been pleased to learn that In the whole of South-east Asia there Is no place that ran compare with Malaya in the matter
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      199 6 MjvVEN II Dr. Mont Follick failed to see through the \vocs. Mlj I urely could not have tailed to hear the roars that came throuf n Shenton Way when 6.000 people. representing 80.000 workers from 9o trade unions, urd a vehement call from one of tin Ir
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    1064 6 I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\%\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\V TWO of Britain's rith<*st men who lisa illicit lay claim to be ainon«; the richest in the world are renowned animal lovers. Both are as shy of the public eye as the birds and animals they love to study. To most
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    1079 6  -  IAN BAKER by- The World's Richest Men (continued) JJECAUSE the possession of great wealth makes so many things possible, the multimillionaires of the world choose many different ways, in which to employ their money. A few among those who practise philanthropy on a large scale
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    1652 7  -  Violette Groux by NARRIMAIN'S OW N CONFIDANTE By Arrangement v.ith I the Sunday Pictorial World Exclusive. OUT FQR A SWIM During The Cruise The Queen Said: I'm Expecting A Baby NARRIMAN was overjoyed when the time came to leave the palace for
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      677 8 HENEVER motorists gather, the talk inevitably turns to cars. Each one has his idea of the ideal car and everyone never fails to lament the fact, that car makers never seem to produce the type of model they require. Ot course, it is hard
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      833 8  - RULES FOR RALLY DRAWN UP Edin Peters by FITTING climax to this year's Malayan motoring season will be the first annual Shell Malayan Motor Rally scheduled to start from Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 31. This rally, the longest yet to be hold in this country is sponsored by the Shell
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      106 8 MISS MARY TAN. 11. Lorong Kijang. Singapore 14. General. MISS ROSIE BOEY FRANCIS BOEY. F-4. Kirn Keat Lane, Singapore 12 stamps-collecting, songs badminton, cycling, dancing, rediflusion listening swimming, moviegoers exchanging pen-pals' photos, and friendly correspondence. R. GOPAL. 36'1-F. Jalan Ra.ia Bot, Klang. Selangor. i»'. badminton, swimming scouting. cycling
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    906 9  -  S. Ramachandra enc/a/y Origin Of Name I Its origin is Arabic meaning a saint or holy t ||y a miracle-working place or shrine where the I to the sanctity of a living or dead person. I ,1 NDAKY ORIGIN OF THE NAME AMONG MALAYS. L/eJomc me
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    23 9 For t Canning Shrine KRAMAT Iskandcr Shah at Fort Canning reputed by some to be that of the original Hindu-Malay founder of S.ingapore.
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      682 9 PTTmi By QUEEN'S CASTLE Hastings Tourney Of 1936 •88 -I J r.jr (v/%/) "or' TN our game of the week we have gone back as far as the Hastings tournament of 193b when it was the first time after four years that S. I lohr did not win first prize.
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    148 10 KUALA LI.MPI R. Saturday —Superior teamwork gave SHangnr their serond surres*i\e rugger win when they Heal Kedah b\ points to 10 in an inter State match on the padang here today. Sc .a:.zors speedy and t ral bnck division worked !v pnrk to k.cp
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    86 10 T)ils song and dance scene ia an incident in the fifth innings of tfie 1955 icor!d series baseball game in Brooklyn, New York, when the Brooklyn Dodgem brat the Yankees H-5. Pee Wee Reese (1), the Dodgers sharpshot, coming to a Iwlt a'tcr an in field single, gets the sign
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    42 10 DARA SINGH WINS BY 2 PIN FALLS DARA Singh. India's rhamp n, brat Clrm Murphy, the •.wo by rcpin ii tlinjs t World last t boul r > s s orcd a American g] ap•r^ I pin etween n n A jit Sinj
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    50 10 THREE opp goa!s Hai V (lover: Serto beal I Negri counterparts 4-3 in their >N for 'nc Fa I I Cup at the X Si The other was ?corc\; I Joseph netted t ors. Resident C Mr, H, C. Ha Cup to the i ne; j I
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    47 10 SIXr.APORF Cricket Royal Navy by 16 'two goals, one ;»:ui onr drop kick' to 11 foal one try. one rugby m itch played on SCC kicked ofT ai nedihad their opponents o: ciefrnrr ker of II c SCC played a 1 .or mm or the openinf
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    23 10 I re fai on to turn up for I their SHA Div. A horkev match •gainst RAF Tencah yesterday.
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    57 10 WANDERERS beat RAF Se etar 3-1 in a SHA Div I Sue i teh played a i SeleMiller netted the first goal > 12th in tte > Wanderers a one--at interval. Halge I Con ray score I 8 ■'h ror Wanderers i i i -start, Seletar i
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    52 10 SINGAPORE Chinese Recreation Club wore he d to a »w in a SHA Div 1 hockey match played i ;terday. A 15th minute goal by Won* enable I Chi- -a 1-0 lead at the inten a] F/O Mclntyre scored the equaliser in the ■•<-»: the sei ond
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    290 10 6' goals, 3 r- .•>■ KKML 3 R«/eree: Lt -Col BBS Brawl rr L/ t rhia was the first time thai I ijians were extended by a Servi *c team, who played m ined rugby to earn 'the lits cf the spectators For the
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    303 10  - Sensational Recovery By Colony Conrad Ng FOUR GOALS IN 15 MINUTES h SENSATIONAL. Yes, sensational it was, those last 1 5 fantastic, frenzied minutes during which Singapore came back from defeat. Consider it from this point. When Ghani flashed a grounder past goalkeeper Fook Teng in the 50th minute, Selangor
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    202 10 Fijians Johore Too Good ftfcKhJIKAN Sat— Johore. fielding four Fijian s Naidole Balekana. Domoni and Moeerakava beat a combined Negri Malacca XV by 14 points (one sroal two tries and one penalty) to six points (one penalty one try) in a friendly interstate ruimer match on the Station padang today
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    378 10 Satuday's F.A. Soccer Results LONDON, Oct. 8 (Reulerl— Association Football results, LEAGUE DIV. I Birmingham C. I. Sunderlan i 2 Burnley 2. Huddersfield 0 < n Athletic Chelsea 2 n 1. Arsenal 1 3, Blackp >ol 1 V A. Wr. mp t 0 VV 3 Xewc stle U 2. Po
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    374 10 11 Records Smashed ELEVEN records went by the board la 4 niglit concluding night of the Singapore Chinese Amateur Athletic Federation's annual floodlit athletic championships held j at Jalan Besar Stadium. The large crowd gave a big hand to popular Miss Tens Pei Wah. the
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    156 10 Singapore Recreation Club scored a i-o victory over Roja Naval Police in a SHA »ho\p C^ UC matrh pla vci on h i*-* L Padan S yesterday fh L dom inated play f or the greater p art of tne but they failed to
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    65 10 I LONDON. O,t. 8 lUP| Bi v Knight, Ut-ycar-oln Da\ i< cup player, provided the bisp upsd or the tennis se In to lay when he beat Jar. Drobny of Egypi in the semilinal of (he men's si ng i c in he national covered r, m lawn
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    59 10 KAFFLES Institution beat St Josephs Institution by 11 ix)mts OOe yonl and two tries. i o ni' ma rugger match played on the h I ground yesterday rh J thf> iMOf, Derek Mita erl^hn' d Uy aiKl Nathail dtUiec] the extra points Nathan .scored a penalty to
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        88 11 lpk jre jiotreitrekjo;klkjojiopdgf ho\r r to fight in this island sime Vrr, forset-and-forgive treatment accorded b y S tgaporeans recently to •"s first wrestlers, R.ki Do/.,:» and Azumafuji, boxer Mits 10 an expei t pleasant stay hrrv at do the ring. H tppj World ii whore Ilitsuo makes ;t
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        121 11 riMKANA. the 23 year-old 1 I ijian slugger, aims to stick to thr name 'Terror' 1 save him after watching him play that role against Singapore's Paul Cheng in his first professional fight. Terror 1 f.ghts Australian Kevin Be! in an eight- del that might not
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        109 11 I BOW KIM FATT, whose iews on Malayan badminton appears on this pace. «jmoufluses his youthful intTKy with a crop of grey hairs Perhaps youthful energy is reason hr's Malaya's moat successful badminton u.i fa M far ...Leow was 11..' men who won the Thomas Cup for Malaya
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      112 11 THF following have been elected offiVc bearers of the Mercantile Bank Sports Club for the year: Patrons: Messrs, S. Kirk. \V J. Uddlc Ong Chav Tong President: Mr. Lee Ch,>o Senu Vue-Prer.ident: Messrs Gon B>i.m Cheok Low Ah 'I r\v. lion. Secretary: Mr Charlie Hon. Asst. Secretary:
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      40 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. After holding Postals Athletic Union Sports Club to a scoreless draw in the first half Selangor Eurasian Association were beaten 2-0 in a Selangor Women's Hockey Association league match, at Imbi Road, on Thursday.
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      26 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Young Men's Sikh Association beat Selangor Chinese Recreation Club 4-1 in a friendly hockey match at Puclu Road, on Thursday.
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      752 11  -  BILL FUNK By MALAYA'S Thomas Cup coach and an umpire of the last two Thomas Cup matches in the Colony, Leow Kirn Fatt emphatically declared that the "woodsnot" be abolished from future Malayan Badminton Championships. His opinion is widely shared by other
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      87 11 Singapore Hockey Association have asked two local hockey players to appear before its disciplinary board for an inquiry into alleged misconduct on the field. The players concerned arc V Devadas of the Police and Donaldson of the R.E.M E Devadas, it is alleged, hit John Martens
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      49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Lien Hwa beat Kamsville Badminton Party 3-2 in their Selansor Badminton Association senior inter-team tie at the Se'.ansor Badminton Association hall. In the final Lien Ihva will meet Nanyang. who proved too strong for Lok Hwa. Nanyang won easily by 4-1.
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      31 11 KUALA LUMPI'R. Sal Royal Air Force beat Garrison Wanderers by 17 points <goal. 3 tries, penalty) to throe points 'try) in a rugger match on the RAF ground yesterday.
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      32 11 SPRIXGDALE Spurts Cub beat. Maxwell Sports Club 5-0 In a friendly soccer match played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Springdales were Miiniandy 2, Tian Soon II and Fook Foon.
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      357 11  -  CONRAD NG By NEXT YEAR a flame will pass through Singapore. It is a flame with 2,730 years of history behind it And its destination will be Melbourne where it will be used to light the cauldron at the 1956 Olympic Games. The
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      304 11  -  VERITY GILL By Supermen? Or just plain, Rugby-fit sportsmen! What are these 'Flying Fijians' like, and why are they so powerful in Malayan Kugby. I set out to find the answer to these questions and naturaily, the only man to give them was their popu.ar captain,
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    111 12 SEREMBAN. Sat Xegri S an Chinese Recreation c this NSFA League rhampions, annexed another yesterday afternoon v..:. they defeated Serembnn X..- L'-O in the six a side a! for the Tay- Chinese monopolised the c Irom beginning to end I _;ers. who eliminated Hus-
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    125 12 Till wins are tonight*] tics at the Singapore Badminton Association commencini ;*t seven. Court 1. Veterans' Singles list Round i Leow K:m P'ntt (Usefuli v C*raa Sian Heng (Milky W i Wee Eng Siang (Lucky S kei vMa S imadj IPerhim. Stia>: Tan Chcong Ann dm v
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    33 12 TAIPING, Sat— ln their inter. s «ckey match. Kin? Edi VI J cho<)l b ent Cliff >rd Scl of Kuai.i Kantsar 3-1. In the schools* second eleven's i'm ClifTorduins won 3-2.
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    39 12 SHB Police whipped RAF Seletar II by four goals to nothing in a SHA Div II match played at Raeburn Park yesterday. Sabri, Santokh Singh and Carvalho netted. The other was a "gift" goal.
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    15 12 I GAN Ens Seng School, Singapore, beat Raffles Institution 5-2 at table tenni*
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    555 12  -  BILL FUNK By SINGAPORE and Malaya will have the good fortune of keeping badminton's "greatest" Wong Peng So™ here for the next three years at least, as a result of an agreement made between Mr. Loke Wan Tho and Peng Soon yesterday.
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    1839 12  - 'DOUBLES' BY GEYER HUDSON WINDSOR LAD Firebird Wins Main Race B) PENANG, Sat.— Jockeys Sheldon Geyer and Frank Hudson landed brilliant doubles on the opening day of the Penang Turf Club October meeting here today. Sending Firebird into the lead at the half mile, Geyer kept his mount in front
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    174 12 ICC Donations To Sports Centre Prf f c IIo w win ff contributed for the Indian Chamber of Commerce's $21,695.00 YouthT to c Sin Sapore Youth Sports Centre Fund-MOOO-^ffn 11 Assom ull &Co mercia.^Cic 5? £°m. Vaswani Co. $1,000. k a Chotirmal Co «i nnn w- dcv Bros. $1 ootT
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    95 12 Francis XI Can 't Decide MALACCA. Sat.~Sl Francis Association b I the umLm St. Francis Institute to a g lc>s d;-ivv in a hockey match at the C!ub padang yesterday. Mahmood. considered \h o bed Malacca goalkeeper, was In brilliant form The schoolboy* maintained a sustained attack before the Bnal
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      48 13 A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THESE CHILDREN FOR these Negro children, snapped taking on afternoon siesta in a park, the future in America looks bright. By the time they reach adulthood there may be no colour problem in the United States not at the rate progress is going on.
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