Sunday Standard, 5 January 1958

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    19 1 SUNDAY STAN DARD lkljo; Vol. VIM No 186 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JANUARY 5. 9 j B 20 cts 24 Pages
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    Lock icon STORE WANTS TV
    307 1 Govt. Should Make The First Move, Say Our Readers STANDARD STAFF REPORTERS THE PEOPLE Of SINGAPORE WANT GOVERNMENT TO INTRODUCE TELEVISION WITHOUT ANY FURTHER DELAY. This is the concensus of opinion of hundreds of loaders interviewed by staff reporters m an island-wide survey conducted yesterday by the
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    Lock icon Albania Releases Aircraft
    166 1 BRINDISI. Jan. 4 (Rcuter) The British Skymaster released today by the Albanian authorities, took off for London this afternoon after refuelling here, the Information Ofticer at the military airport announced. The Skymaster. which belongs to Independent Air Travel Lla.. was torced to land at Valona. Albanian coastal
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    Lock icon CARDINAL SPELLMAN DUE TODAY
    193 1 CARDINAL SPELLMAN DUE TODAY AMERICA'S Roman Catholic Prelate, Francis Cardinal Spellman is expected to arrive m Singapore today on a twoday visit of the island. The primary object ot Cardinal Spellman's v.sit to Malaya la :o study the workings of the numerous Catholic institutions here. Known m Catholic circles as
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    Lock icon Hillary To Leave South Pole
    136 1 Hillary To Leave South Pole WELLINGTON. Jan. 4 (Renter) Sir Edmund Hillary and his New Zealand party plan to leave the South Pole "by the first available American aircraft" and not wait lor the arrival of Dr. Vivian Fuchs, British team now reported tj have run into difficulties 360 miles
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO'S TOUR
    25 1 PRESIDENT Sockarno will leave Jakar a on Monday for a tour of Afro-Asian nations lasting about six weeks, it was announced yesterday. U.P.
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    Lock icon Security Measures For Mac
    98 1 SINGAPORE Airport and Police officials yesterday held a closed-dopi meeting to discus s security measures for the forthcoming visit of Britain's Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. The meeting, headed by Mr. PW Ford, the Airport Manager, wa.s attended by three top Police security OffiCv-TS. Special security
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    339 1 THE Singapore Government cannot delay for long its decision on television. It has been talked about for two years, and recently private firms gave demonstrations here. Already several organizations are waiting for the signal to go ahead. What is holding back the official decision? Television can be converted into
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    Lock icon COLONY'S NIGHT CRIME
    126 1 FOUR thugs armed with dampers attacked Chew Kanj, Yip. 60, and stabbed him three times on the aim and body, m Whitley Road, last night. Chew, proprietor of a sundry goods shop, said he was resting m an easy chair when four men walked up to him.
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    Lock icon No Change In Slant's Policy
    139 1 No Change In Slant's Policy BANGKOK, Jan. 4 (Rcuter) —The New Premier of Thailand. Lieutenant General Thanom Kittikachorn, said today his Government would be "a hundred percent anti-Commu-nist." He was giving his first formal press conference since his appointment on New Years day to a group cf international Pressmen on
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    Lock icon UK Seeks Pact With Russia
    276 1 LONDON, Jan. 4 (Reuter)— Mr. Harold Macmillan, Prime Minister, declared tonight that the British Government intends to continue seeking an agreement with Russia for disarmament and "for the relief of tension m the world." In a party political broadcast over the British Broadcasting Corporation network,
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    Lock icon MERCY CARGO
    27 1 BRITISH and American helicopters have distributed 170 ton.s of food, brought by the Ro,ya; Navy from Singapore, m the Lood-stricken eastern province of Colombo. Reuter.
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      211 1 INSIDE THIS ISSUE Citixens comments on TV, Page 2. Three pages of latest sports news, Page 6, 1. 8. Britain Gets Tough With Malta, Page 12. Sister Pasqualina Unknown Woman of the Vatican, Page 13. Standard's Santa Visits The Islands, Page of Photos, Page 24. mf B™ V iHi h^
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    Lock icon COLONY WEDDING
    47 2 INCIIE AM bin Ha.ji Othman \nd Che Mek binte Hassan who were married at the Malay Farm, Singapore, last Sunday. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Haji Othman and the bride i s the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hassan bin Hamid.
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    Lock icon Need For Steps To Solve Jobs Poser Stressed
    351 2 Need For Steps To Solve Jobs Poser Stressed SINGAPORE citizens yesterday emphasised the urgency for steps to be taken to solve the increasing unemployment situation m the Colony. They called upon the "City Fathers" to take a more realistic and practical view of the problems facing the Col my instead
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    Lock icon Members For Public Bodies
    84 2 Members For Public Bodies THE Singapore City Council will on Wednesday appoint its members for various public bodies m the Colony. Two Councillors will be appointed on the Board of Trustees of the Improvement Trust and two to represent the Council on the management committee of the Youth Sports Centre.
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    Lock icon Decision On Fees
    55 2 THE Singapore City CounCil will on Wednesday decide whether to reduce licence fees for stallholders m markets. A motion to this efTect is being tabled for discussion by the Labour Front Councillpr. Mr. Tan Pens Yeu. Together with this motion. Mr. Tan has about 20 motions to
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    Lock icon Work Normal, So Chief Chemist Off On Leave
    124 2 PENANG. Sat. Mr D V Picken, chief chemist of the Eastern Smelting Co.. Ltd here w.ll be 2oin2 on Ion*? leave to the United Kingdom on Tuesday by the Menelaus Mr. Picken, who joined the company since the re-oc-cupation, is also he
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    Lock icon HUNGRY THIEVES
    34 2 THIEVES on Friday night broke into the cookhouse of the Tyersall Camp m Singapore and stole .300 eggs, two legs of pork, some bacon and 11 pounds of margarine, valued at $150
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    Lock icon Expelled Students Still Stay Outside
    182 2 Expelled Students Still Stay Outside TWENTY THREE University of Malaya undergraduates expelled from their hostels two months ago are still remaining out The students were ordered to quit the Dunearn Road hostels pending the completion of investigations into alleged ragging malpractice* early iast November. Subseauently they were given written charges
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    Lock icon Director Of Relief Services
    92 2 Director Of Relief Services MR. GEORGE J. WOLF. 31. will shortly arrive m Singapore from New York to be the first American Resident Director of the Catholic Relief Services m the Federation. He will furiher the re'.ief programme of the CatholicRelief Services m rehabilitating the villagers m the resettlement areas
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    Lock icon Tax Man Returns To First Love
    64 2 Une of the first men to join the Singapore Income Tax Department, Mr. Tan Benc Joo. A.A.S.A., a former examiner, has quit for his first love accountancy. Mr. Tan who joined the Income Tax Department m May. 1948, recently became an Associate of the
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    Lock icon More Classes For Adult Education
    248 2 SINGAPORE Council for Adult Education will tiiis year offer an increased variety of subjects to members of the Colony's adult population who wish to widen their field of knowledge. First phase of this expanded programme will be implemented this month when five additional courses will
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    Lock icon Kelong Owner Chases Sampan
    103 2 A KELONG owner m Taniong Kling was resting m his home on Friday, when he saw a man climbing down from his kelong and leaving m a motor sampan. This aroused tht owner's suspicion. He jumped into his own motor boat and save chase. His motor
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    Lock icon TELEVISION: THE PEOPLE'S VIEW
    707 2 HUNDREDS of citizens interviewed by Standard staff reporters v unanimous that Singapore should have television. Here are some typical comments: ur. wans iiung v\u. lecturer m History at the University sa^d: "We need and want TV but it should not be a jomjjletely free commercial one.
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    Lock icon GANGSTER GETS 2 YEARS JAIL
    242 3 Tortured Plumber After Tying Him To Pipe ;lklkmlg Low Cheng Chwee. 28. alias Janscn Ross Dleaded Qfl l lW °X, Cha u gCs f bei "8 a member O fan unP ay Khnon y w h v, at CaUSCd hurt and abduct^ Phua challenged the
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    72 3 HER AGE? IT'S THI firs! \r I PS nn the BomfcajrSydney a-rda? dropped [01 .1 ViSlt. Rose liui. m thc Italian Consula'.f m r i .i year k French. v,,v. Italian and I She was horn m ipid typist md shorthand expert s Liau •Office n( i- \< o bom%i
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    Lock icon Attempt To Refloat Ship Fails
    69 3 Attempt To Refloat Ship Fails THE Royal Navy's efforts to free the 7,000-ton freighter. Flying Endeavour yesterday, from Nipa Shoal, off Raffles lighthouse, failed yesterday morning. Royal Navy tugs have been trying to refloat the Flying Endeavour since it ran aground on the shoal last Saturday. Salvage vessels taking part
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    Lock icon One Of The 'Launch' Twins Dies
    28 3 One Of The 'Launch' Twins Dies ibies. a binte i fishern ThursKandang rday. Ls >tiii S nd< nt. Vrulann pre- i Singalaunch, transsengers, to St. i 3 Lbs.
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    10 3 >■ izenship bo stages mbiy t I on a cer-
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    Lock icon Tunku To Open UMNO Meeting
    69 3 Tunku To Open UMNO Meeting PENANG, Sat.— The FederaQ Prime Minister, Tunku lul Rahman, will declare the A!or Star UMXO meeting on .Tan. H> at the Alor Star UMNO House. The Tunku. who is a memer ol the branch, is exported urge I'MXO ir.e.nbers there •o strengthen the organizaton next
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    Lock icon Fraternity Wants More Members
    85 3 Fraternity Wants More Members KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Fraternity of Adventurers at Sungei Patani. the only one of its kind m the country, wants to expand and m a lar^e way. Founded two years ago. the Fraternity's membership has fluctuated between 20 and 90. But no less than 80 youths
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    Lock icon Aid Ceylon Flood Victims — Appeal
    216 3 Aid Ceylon Flood Victims Appeal THE Ceylon Flood Relief Committee yesterday appealed to the people of Singapore and the Federation to help raise funds m aid of the thousands of flooddistressed people m Ceylon. Late>t reports indicate that at least 325,000 people m Ceylon have been affected by the nation-wide
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    Lock icon Mr. Ong's Funeral Today
    70 3 Mr. Ong's Funeral Today SINGAPORE Legislative Assemblyman. Mr. Ong Piah Teng. 64, who died m his home at No. 5. Clacton Road, on Jan. I, will be buried today. The cortege will leave his residence at 1 o.m. for the Ong burial ground m Kheam Hock Road. Many high Government
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    Lock icon Singapore Vessel Missing
    106 3 Singapore Vessel Missing MYSTERY surrounds the whereabouts of a Singapore owned vessel, the 2. 766-ton Honesta. She was reported to have been seized by an Indonesian gunboat m Malayan waters off the southern lip of the Malay Peninsula iast Monday md towed to Tanjong Üban. near Palembang. On Thursday, the
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    Lock icon OPENING OF PERAK ASSIZES
    107 3 IPOH, Sat— The first ceremonial opening of the Perak Assizes since the new constitution, will be held at the Perak High Court here on Jan. 14 at 9.45 a.m. Mr. Justice D. B. W. Good will inspect a Guard-of-Honour provided by the 2nd Police Field Force
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    Lock icon WINS TROPHY
    19 3 GEYLAXG Post Office has won the trophy for the best maintained post office m Singapore for 1957.
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    Lock icon 'Chief Big Fire' Gets Big Send-Off
    132 3 'Chief Big Fire' Gets Big Send-Off THE entire Singapore Airport Fire Service yesterday swung into action but there was no fire. The roarmg engines, water tenders and ambulances. were giving the Chief Airport Officer. Mr. Arthur ("Chief Big Fire") Fryer, a send-off. Mr. Fryer left yesterday for Britain after completing
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    190 3 TIN PRICE SINGAPORE'S tin price yesterday wu $360 per picui. unchanged or Friday. COPRA Singapore Copra Association closing prices per picul yesterday: fair merchantable mix-jd con a $31 nominal. COCONUT OIL Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing prices per picul. bulk shipment $47. drums $51. THERE is an
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      489 3 Concert Hour. 4 p.m. Listeners' K*4l •Jm\ IfeTOl^X^ Choice. 6 p.m. Evening Service. H 4:> At Twilight. 7 p.m Time Signal and News. 7.13 Sunday CkIMBSC VMCA (Prinre Kdward Special. 7.30 Music Shop. 8 p.m. K(Kid): Boy Scouts. Art Club and Radio Theatre. 8.30 From the Class 9 a.m. Tea-party
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    Lock icon SEEING DOUBLE MEANS TROUBLE
    125 4 SEEING DOUBLE MEANS TROUBLE \N Italian, Vicenzo Criscuolo. is very good looking like French actor Charles Boycr. TOO MUCH LIKE CHARLES BOYER. On a visit to Milan Criscuoio was mobbed by autograph hunters who mistook him for the film idol. They ripped off much of his clothing for souvenirs before
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    73 4  -  Bo Peep 4 Colony and probably the lowest paid constables m the whole world. According to Statistics, an average skilled labourer draws twice as much m wages then a policeman. Drawing under $5 a day, the constable has to support a family, pay rent, launder his
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    Lock icon COLONY CAMERAMAN WINS TWO AWARDS
    216 4 Christmas Surprise For Huang MR. K. HUANG, Lecturer m camera effects at Cathay Organization's Kris Film Training Centre (Chinese Section), has won the first and second prizes for excellent photography awarded at the Tenth International Photographic Exhibit ion held m Argentina, last year. The? prizes
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    Lock icon Music Loving Thieves
    44 4 A HOUSEWIFE. Tan Sicw Geok. 28. woke up early yesterday morn:ng to find her radiogram with long playing records and 56 bottles of beer valued at $1,160, missing. The thieves eaincd entry by forcing open the front door of ;he house
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    Lock icon S'FORE BURMESE CELEBRATE
    95 4 MORE than 350 guests, including the Commissioner General for South-east As. a. Sir Robert Scott and Lady Scott attended a cocktail party given by the Consul for the Union of Burma and Mrs. Kyaw, at the Sea View Ho el last night. The party which marked the
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    Lock icon 40,000 Workers May Strike 1f...
    213 4 40,000 Workers May Strike 1f... MORE than 40,000 civilian employees of the three Armed Services m Singapore are threatening to go on strike for increased gratuity rates. The date lor the %s trike will be decided by a v^pocial delegates' conference of the Singapore Federation of Services Unions on Jan.
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    Lock icon Mother And Son Foil Kidnap Bid
    329 4 lrir, courage ana unaersianaing Deiwecn a iiioiner and her 20-year-old carpenter son, foiled a kidnap bid on them by four armed men on Friday night. The mother. Madam Chan Ah a 44-year-old farmer, living at Jalan Wan Kok off the 9th mile- Ponggol Road.
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    715 5 PLANT MAKES 100 MIL. CANS A YEAR Metal Box Company Is Planning Further Expansion two Thai $irl> (from left) Miss Amporn and Miss P.lan are undt-r««ing training at the Metal Box rf h Laboratory. Picture shows them at work .tin jpparatus for measuring heat penetration into Innpd Sods. This test
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    846 6 hfhrfgfgf IT'S easy enough to make New Year resolutions and even easier to break them. Everybody hopes that the next twelve months will be better than the last, yet few folk have any practical Ideas on how to make it so. Sport Is no different from any other Job.
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    153 6 SOS For Extra Player MELBOURNE, Jan. 4 (Reuter). The Australian team touring South Africa today asked the Australian Board of Cricket Control to send an extra player to join the side. The Board secretary, Mr. J. A. Ledward. received a phone call this afternoon from the manager of the touring
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    Lock icon Tamils Festival Sports
    152 6 TAMIL Brotherhood Association went on a scoring spree to trounce Tamils Reform Association 7-1 m the Tamil Festival Soccer tournament played at Farrer Park yesterday. Chandra (2>. V. S. Maniam (2». J.E. Nathan <2>. and Duraippan netted for the winners, while L. Karuppiah *>cored the only goal
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    85 6 WHITE SAILS dotted the bluish -green waters of Singapore yesterday to mark the opening of this year's yachting season when the FARELF and RE. Yacht Clubs held their annual regatta, at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club. In what proved to be an ideal, yet tricky, day for sailing bright sunshine,
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    Lock icon SCHOOLMASTERS START A RUMPUS
    516 6 LONDON, Sun. —If you want your son to get ahead m life make sure it's Rugby Union he plays at school and not that dead-end- kids' game of Association Football. Why? Because Rugby develops better citizens and builds up character and physique! This arrant nonsense constitutes
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    Lock icon RASC Qualify For FARELF Rugger Final
    377 6 AS expected Royal Army Service Corps entered the final m the FARELF rugger competition (Singapore zone) when they beat General Headquarters Signal Regiment by 11 points (a goal, a penalty and a try) to three (a drop goal) at Aver Rajah Road yesterday. Service
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    74 6 MELBOURNE. Jan. 4 (Reuter) South Australian captain and former test player Graeme Hole, who ruptured his spleen while taking a spectacular catch m the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria yesterday, was today reported "doing well" after an emergency A doctor at the Royal Melbourne Hospital today
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    Lock icon RAF WIN 3-0
    36 6 THE Royal Air Forrc Seletar oeat the Royal Australian Air Force by nine points (three ries) to nil m a rugcer match at Seletar yesterday. Tries were scored by Dyer, Jones and Hayzell.
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    Lock icon Russia's 33 For World Cup Final
    203 6 MOSCOW. Jan. 4 (AFP).— The Soviet Football Federation has selected 33 players from which will be picked the Soviet National team to compete m next year's final round of the World Football Cup m Sweden. Officially classed as the 'Best footballers of 1957' these
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    Lock icon English Soccer Resutls
    350 6 English Soccer Resutls London* j, 4 (Rf Fombau AaatcUtion Cup I |Br.sn,i r B Mai Held T o Crystal Palace 0, Donctster R l t Fulham 4 Yeovil T. 0 feY: v.^,V::;-'. Hull qt> l Ban l Leytoji Ori< i Rea d BUncoln o Whampton W L Liverpool 1. Soul
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    Lock icon Nationalists Pick 130 For Games
    63 6 Nationalists Pick 130 For Games TAIPEI, Jhv 4 Nationalist Chin;. 130 athletes and 26 .1 the third Asian Tokyo next May. i l nounred today. The Nationalist 1 eipate m L 3 events, to the Preparatory Thus far on y I team has been m ,1 elimination matcl boxing iquad
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    Lock icon DARA SINGH BEATS GREEK
    38 6 Dara Singh, form. yan champion, won I event at the H:mp:. stadium last night Greek grappler Andr s brakis wa.s disqualiU' >'• last round. In the other event All and Gutta Sinsh both di.- qualified-
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    92 7 NOW THE 'RETURN' OF THE YEAR WSTKALIANManassek and RSI Ray Mint Chan < h n r c porr's fichtcrs of controversial r ,t nl onth-yester-J* Sfned contracts ■S, promoter Little jSefOf return fieht irorld radium. Kunni.-- a camr hattlrr Tnir.-il lo c;»in a split ove. tbo hard. i tint: I«a3
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    166 7 'Practice Will Make Kah Fook 'Perfect' XlU LI MPIR, Sat.— LEE KAH FOOK, one of galiya's leading athletic prospects for the third Asian Games m Toky« this year, has adopted the phrase -PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT" as his passsword to mccess :ngster, m mat the '.bourne, i.v, that nty of :>e
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    146 7 S 'pore Asians For Cuptie S to r i m the :uptie at irday, Jan. Chong Yu. Siva Eng r Bitt. 1 lat, Peng i r apathy. M hondram. Magendra, and r. are re- for prac- and 9on the at 5 p.m. sidered and agreement will probably be reached next
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    182 7 Chye Hin Appeals To Sportsmen SINGAPORE'S leading sports official, Olympic Council Vice-President Mr. Goh Chye Hin yesterday appealed to all sportsmen m the Colony to 4 do their bit for the Ceylon Flood Relief Fund and help their neighbours/ "As sportsmen we must help those m
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    170 7 Fastest Time By Siapa Tahu IPOH, Sat.— Only locally trained horses were out at work this morning when official training began for the first meeting of the 1958 racing season organised by the Perak Turf Club. Siapa Tahu, with trainer Tjoa m tne saddle, was jmpresMve when he skipped over
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    Lock icon Twenty-nine Newcomers Classified
    420 7 Twenty-nine Newcomers Classified TWENTY NINE new importations three m Class I. nine m Class 2, 15 m Class 3 and (ho m C lass 4 have been registered with the Straits Racing Association. Following are the new classifications: CLASS I— Sage Blue 5 eh.a.m. by Blue Mickic Siegfried Mare; Double
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    Lock icon POPULAR LOH IS PCFA CHIEF AGAIN
    155 7 POPULAR LOH IS PCFA CHIEF AGAIN PEXANG. Sat.— Mr. Loh Hoot Yeang. popular President of the Football Association of Penan*, was re-elected President of the Penang Chinese Football Association for the eighth time at the Chinese Recreation Club last night. Last season's office-bearers were re-elected en bloc with the exception
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    Lock icon Malays Won Only Once In Medan
    144 7 PEXAXG. Sat— Malayan Malays did not have a very successful tour of Medan They won only one game drew five and lost two En their eight-games outing. Here is a record of their soccer tour:Malayan Malays lost to P. S.S.I. :*-4. drew 4-4 with
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    Lock icon SBA's Big Night On Jan. 18
    121 7 SBA's Big Night On Jan. 18 THE Singapore Badminton Assocla'un will hold its annual prize-giving, Social and Dance at, the Fraser and Neave Sporto Club hall on Jan. 16 from 8.30 p.m. to 1 a.m. A feature of the evening will he the Cha Cha Dance exhibition by Sunny and
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    137 7 PENANG Sat.— Chinese Recreation Club maintained their lead m the Penang Hockey Association league competition with a creditable 5-1 win over Sepoy Lines Recreation Club on Victoria Green yesterday. The Chinese Recs are now comfortably ahead of the other ten participating teams with 11 points from six
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    Lock icon LOOKING BACK at 1957 SHA Policy For Youth Paid Off
    247 7 LOOKING BACK at 1957 SHA Policy For Youth Paid Off ■odSSn-* 0 Hockey As sociation s new policy of cannn h t 0 K 8h the association be? of St f a large num lv Viim ft" 65 Xt Can certainof th! that Jt has now one mVin- oun eest
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    372 7 Tourists Gave The Sparkle CRICKET, both m Singapore and the Federation of Malaya, had an unusually active, bright and successful season last year. And m what was probably the best season since the war, we saw the Hongkong and Ceylonese teams give cricket here a much needed jab of inspiration.
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    278 7 No Glamour ...Only Gloom COLONY SOCCER lost its glamour and, most important of all, much 'gate' money m what proved to be the GLOOMIEST season for years, m 1957. The year began with dark clouds of conflict between the Singapore Amateur Football Association and Football Association of Malaya. The row
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    618 7 1957 was a grand year for athletics m Singapore. But to local enthusiasts it was probably one of the most disappointing m years. Ed her place as top women sprinter m the Colony and Malaya. Most promising- athlete of the year was young schoolgirl Alice
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    424 7 TENNIS was and still is a minor sport m Malaya; but it had an eventful year m 1957. Topping the list of events was of course Malaya's debut m the world Davis Cup competition and although we came out of it bruised and battered by
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    580 8  - FEAF BOXERS FOR H^s THREE-DAY CHANGI MEET KEN LUND by R.A.F. Chanel will oflfer an attractive programme of boxing to all personnel when the Far East Air Force Team and Individual Novices Championships are held there on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, January 22nd, 23rd, and 24th m an aircraft hangar
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    868 8 NEW YORK, Sat. (Reuter) The American Boxing Magazine, "The Ring," named Carmen Rasilio. the world middleweight boxing champion, its "Fighter of the Year." The authoritative publication also released its annual world ratings and said Pascual Perez of Argentina, world flyweight champion, was
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    565 8 ENGLAND MAY RECALL WILF THE WIZARD LONDON, Sat. Wilf Mannion, one of England s finest inside forwards m bis Middlesbrough heydays, may reappear on the League Soccer stage. Wilf the Wizard, as they used to call him, is at present a star attraction with non-League Cambridge United. He is also
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    183 8 THE Royal Electrical and Mechanical Eagtaeers .an look back on their sport achievements m ISS? uith pride. For they havt -.von I n honours m both the hi and soccer fields m Vi sport. y In hockey they became, the Singapore zone finalisi F AR 4?
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      117 12 31,000 Reds In Poland Expelled From Party WARSAW, Jan 4 (UP) More than 31,000 Polish Communists have been expelled from the party or forced to res.gn during the first two months of the current "house cleaning" campaign, newspapers reported yesterday. The party has been engaged m a campaign to streamline
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      145 12 'Underworld Convention' In Villa NEW YORK, Jan. 4 (AFP) A grand jury composed mainly of farmers yesterday began investigation of the "underworld convention" which brought 60 of America's most notorious racketeers to the little town of Apalachin. New York, last Nov. 14. The jury, meeting m Owego. New York, under
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      89 12 RANGOON. Jan. 4, (Reutcr) Burma today celebrated the tenth anniversary of her independence of British rule, and among those who sent greetings were Queen Elizabeth and Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister. The anniversary was marked by countrywide festivities including military parades, public rallies and entertainments. Rangoon
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      378 12 NO AID WARNING TO MINTOFF'S BREAK-OFF THREAT LONDON, Jan. 4 (Reuter).— Britain last sent a tough reply to Malta's break-away threat a ing that it "recklessly hazarded" hitherto unnuMi, British intentions of giving the island colony an £25.000.000 over a five-year period. a s sur^|
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      227 12 Eccles Calls For Freer Trade Unite Or Lose AIL US Warned SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 4 (UP) Sir David Eccles, President of the British Board ot Trade, pleaded yesterday for freer world trade as a counter-measure to th? growing economic power ff the Communists. 'Given the tremendous challenge which the West
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      81 12 WASHINGTON. Jan. 4 (Rcuter) United States officials said last night that the permanent representatives of the Atlantic Pact treaty nations will meet m Paris next Wednesday to consider replies to the recent series of letters sent to them by Marshal Nikolai Bulganin, the Soviet prime
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      114 12 THE IOP eleven TV announcers, picked from their respective countries, made TV history when they took part m the BBC television programme "Pictures m the Sky" This programme linked up 11 European countries for an entert a i n i n g Eurovision broadcast. and these
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      79 12 Opposition Party Abolished ISTANBUL, Jan. 4. (UP).— A Turkish court has ordered the abolition of the Opposition Vatan Party for alleged participation m underground Communist activities. Party leader Hikmct Kivilcim and HI other members were arrested recently m a sudden police swoop on branches throughout the country. All were charged
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      235 12 Special 'Copters For Ike Nixon Around-Thc-Clori-Alert For Escape WASHINGTON, i, n <OT) A 5p.,,,1 hel"o Ptf anding pad has been rstah. lished near Richard >l Nixon s home to enable th« vice-prrsidcnt to M. capital m minutt s after a national defesec alrrt. It a: was k-arncd <; five b.u
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      63 12 WASHINGTON*. .lan. 4. (Renter) President Eisenhower's doctors have told him that he can play golf again any time he wishes, a White House spokesman said. He has not played on a regulation course since his cerebral attack on Nov. 25th. The President's doctors said his recovery
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      203 12 Former Confidential Magazine Editor, Ex-Wife Shot In Cab NEW YORK, Jart. 4 (Reuter).— A taxi driver raced to a New York police station last night with the bodies of a man and a woman m his cab They had been shot. The man wai tentatively identified as Mr. Howard Rushmore
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      103 12 'RI-Aussie Trade Unaffected' JAKARTA. Jan. 4 (Reuter) Mr. A. J. Hclmv. the Indonesian ambassador to Australia, said m Medan today that trade relations between Indonesia and Australia remained unatTec*.ed by his country's dispute With Holland over West Irian. He said Indonesia was making efforts to increase her trade with Australia.
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      211 12 WASHINGTON, Jan. 4, (IT).— A government report warned yesterday that Russia's new economic offensive has made considerable headway toward subverting free governments and underdeveloped countries. The report, prepared by the State Department, estimated that m the past three years Russia and her Communist satellites
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      199 12 Sagan 's Brilliant Debut Into World Of Ballet MONTE CARLO, Jan 4 (Reutcr) Francoise Sagan, the 22-year-old novelist, made a brilliant entry into the world of ballet last night with the premiere of Rendez-Vous Manque (Broken Date) at the opera house here. The sophisticated Monte Carlo audience gave ten curlain
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      165 12 CAIRO, Jan. 4 (Reuter) A conspiracy document alleged to have been written by a "Lord Creighton," described as a British intelligence agent, was handed to the prosecutor's office hore yesterday, an officia! spokesman said. The prosecutor, Ahmed E! Muwafi. is investigating allegations
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      54 12 CEYLON. Jan. 4 (AFP) Epidemics of dysentery and typhoid have broken out m several areas of Ceylon, threatening thousands of flood victims. The government today launched a mass immunization campaign and teams of health officials moved into affected areas to inoculate the flood victims and
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      33 12 THE EGYPTIAN Suez Canal Administration has allocated funds for a plan to widen and deepen the Suez Canal m order to improve navigation m the waterway. Cairo Radio reported yesterday. A.F.P.
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      69 12 BAYONNE (New Jersey) Jan. 4 (AFP) A fifteen-year-old schoolboy yesterday admitted to having slit his mother's throal with a pocket-knife and to having: left her to die m the streets of Bayonne. The child killer. Robert Gaydos. said he killed his mother after a quarrel. The
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    826 14  - CROSSED IN CRIME CONRAD PHILLIPS MM XMt three men wearing black felt hats and dark overcoats entered the big Buick parked outside the Dom Hotel, Cologne, and drove slowly across the deserted square m front of the cathedral. What time is it, Hans?" The fat driver glanced back at the
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    330 14 A FREE trip to Hawaii for two, with all expenses paid! That happy news was received by Mrs. Daisy Wu of Hongkong when she was notified she had won first prize m the Marshall International Oil Colouring Contest. Vlrs. Wu does all the colouring and retouching
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    312 15  -  Gloria Gordon hfhfrgf STh.s eonstait ihanse of hairstvles is nothing nf» Fw centuries, women have <uff<"red Ikcomfort acony tn k^p their coiffures in lim- with fi^hion. Thr beaut) oDsiH'u* "permed" her hiir h\ nindin« it tightly on fjnri. pn<J>inc it in net f -\nd bakilf her
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    1028 15 SHORTER SKIRTS FOR THE EVENING Gina Martelli i reports from Rome 1958 Line I i rnuru £VENING-D RESSES will be SHORT this season that's the latest fashion news from Rome. Sometimes the hemline barely covers the knees— and that's very short indeed for evening wear but these new Italian evening-dresses
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    377 15 Sophisticated 'Separates' For Town And Country, Work And Parties basis of any American teenager's wardrobe is "separates", of course. Not the ill-assorted jumble of odd sweaters and skirts which go by that name m some other countries but slick, co-ordinated outfits which can be mixed and matched m half-a-dozen different
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    1233 16  - U.S. MAKES A CRACK AT THE SPUTNIK Aques Brackman New Vb rk; i»V7i LATEST crack making the rounds of the Big City goes like this: 'I'm going to launch my own sputnik. I have already taken the first step m thjs direction." What did you do? "I bought a dog!"
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      193 16 mill r iiK^ /y v\ |^^\3 I /(ill J V^**-^k^ ft^r* /■?<3 J "I see a handsome young "Hurry up and set ;f, f b n W!J-' 'j> Pff3t man coming into your life dad \3'^ I Klii>' ne weighs about seven Alfl^r ft If IMMI J *V>S? 1 I
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    1028 21 l;lkl; lklkl;lm;l Are You The One? Let's Hear From You 'THE first baby born m the New Year; the first New Year wedding (but not the first divorce); the first etc. etc. What about the first New Year registration of a 1958 vehicle? Who
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    961 21 'Anything That Can Be Drawn Up Can Be Cast' rORD MOTOR COMPANY block m one place, the ex- MADE Perts refused to believe what, :TS TOLD There was no way possible, THE OUT- the sald t0 ma *c a sand mold that would successfully EFT A QTAPTER u<t an engine
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    1056 22  -  NURSE KATHLEEN By k Common Acciden ts A f Among Children gTINGS and bites of various kinds occur fairly commonly among children, although fortunately most of them are of a very minor nature. Nevertheless they should be treated promptly to relieve pain and irritation. Sandflies are often
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