Sunday Standard, 26 January 1958

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    14 1 SUNDAY STANDARD vol. VIII. No. 207 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1958 24»ogew 20 ct«
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    Lock icon City Council Under Fire
    332 1 Protest Over Service Conditions SENIOR officials of the Singapore City Council for the first time yesterday lashed out at the P.A.P. dominated Councillors for their unilateral action on matters affecting service conditions of Council employees. In a memorandum circulated to all Councillors, the 200-slrong Senior Officers
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    Lock icon Death For Village Priest
    151 1 NANCY. Eastern France. Jan. 25 <AFP) The prosecution today demanded the deatn penalty for Abbe Guy Desnoyers, former Parish priest of the village of Uruffe, who has confessed killing a 19-year-old girl and her unborn baby on Dec 3, 1956. "Desnoycrs deserves the supreme penalty," shouted
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    Lock icon The Supreme Moment
    61 1 The Rev. Canon D. D. Chelliah, kneeling, is installed as the new Archdeacon of Singapore by the Bishop, Rt. Rev. H. \V Baines. Others m this exclusive Standard photo include the Bishop's Chaplain, Rev. Michael R. D. Hartford (on the Bishop's left) Mr. K. T. Ooi (with
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    Lock icon City's Gas Supply Cut Off
    199 1 City's Gas Supply Cut Off MORE than 15,000 Singapore families had to go withcut home meals yesterday, because of a total breakdown of the City's gas supply. The gas supply is not expected to be resumed until late tonight. The acting Chief Administrative Officer of the Singapore City Council, Mr.
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    Lock icon Diamonds Find In Borneo
    59 1 JAKARTA, Jan. 25 (Reuter) Achmad Gasim, a gold merchant of Borneo, had reported diamond finds along the banks of the Tekahang River, Central Kapuas, the news agency, PIA, reported here. He said villagers had found several pieces of diamonds, one of which was estimated to be
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    Lock icon TREVELYAN DIES
    26 1 SIR Charles Trevelyan. last surviving member of Britain's first Labour Government 30 years ago, died at his Northumberland home on Friday, aged 87.- Reuter
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    Lock icon DIET SESSION
    17 1 EMPEROR HIROHITO of Japan yesterday opened the 28th regular session of the Diet (Parliament). Reuter
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    Lock icon Sputnik Two Seen Again
    48 1 COPENHAGEN. Jan. 25. (AFP).— Sputnik Two was sighted over Holstebro. Denmark, yesterday, trailing a bright stream of light. Local reactions to this unusual appearance of the Sputnik were that it perhaps indicated the Sputnik was burning itself up and would shortly cease to exist.
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    Lock icon OFF FOR HOME
    39 1 THREE AMERICAN mothers left Peking yesterday by air for Canton on the first leg of their homeward journey to the United States after an eighteenday visit to their sons, jailed m China on espionage charges. Reuter
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    Lock icon FIRST ASIAN ARCHDEACON INSTALLED
    144 1 FIRST ASIAN ARCHDEACON INSTALLED THE scene: inside St. Andrew's Cathedral m Singapore. The time: 7.45 a.m. yesterday. A new chapter m the history of the Church was written A Colony teacher. Rev Canon Dr. D. D. Cheiliah was installed as the first Asian archdeacon m Singapore. He was inducted by
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    Lock icon Tunku For Saigon
    96 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, will leave Kuala Lumpur at 10.30 a.m. on Monday, for his visit to Saigon. He will be accompanied by his wife, Puan Sharifah Rodziah, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Mr. Tan Siew Sin and Mrs Tan Siew Sin.
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    Lock icon 15-POUND BABY
    32 1 Reuter A 15-pound baby believed to be the heaviest born m England for more than 20 years was born to Mrs. Emlyn Crocker, 31. at west Melton Yorkshire; on Friday.
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    Lock icon R.I. ARMY ARRESTS COLONEL LUBIS' WIFE
    93 1 JAKARTA. Jan. 25 (Reuter) The Indonesian Army has arrested the wife of Colonel Zulkifli Lubis, former army Deputy Chief of Staff, who has been m hiding since an attempted coup m Jakarta in 1956, the Indonesian news agency, PIA. reported today. The agency, reporting
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    310 1 ANOTHER South American country has a sudden change of regime* It is the traditional occupational hazard of presidents of countries m that continent to be shot or driven out at any moment. Yet there are no lack of aspirants for that high office. Despite the ever present but invisible
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    Lock icon COUNCIL PAY MOVE CRITICISED
    283 2 COUNCIL PAY MOVE CRITICISED PENANG, Sat.— A move to spend $36,000 annually from public funds m the form of remuneration for the 15 City Councillors of Georgetown for attending committee meetings of the Council came up for severe criticism by a former Alliance City Councillor, Mr. Abdullah Ariff, today. The
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    Lock icon MOO WINS FIRST PRIZE IN EXAM
    98 2 MOO WINS FIRST PRIZE IN EXAM MOO KWEE CHOXG. 18. (right) is the jirst Asiayi studcyit to win a first prize at the recent matriculation examination held m Camberwell High School, Mclbotirnc. Described by his head* master. Mr. A. T. Ebbeh, as a "brilliant student," Moo won two other prizes
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    Lock icon Co-op Officials Go On Tour Of Penang
    93 2 Co-op Officials Go On Tour Of Penang PENANG, Sat.— The International Co-operative Alliance delegates led by their chairman, Mr. Marcel Brot, today flew into Penang from Kuala Lumpur for a :wo-day sight-seeing. The party will leave by air for Bangkok on Monday. On arrival at Bayan Lepas Airport, the party
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    Lock icon Tin Body Extends Control Period
    248 2 Tin Body Extends Control Period LONDON, Jan. 25 (AFP) The International Tin Council, which met m London from Jan. 22 to 24, has decided that the first control period should, end on March 31, 1958 instead of March 14. The total permissible exports for the extended period remained at 27,000
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    Lock icon Police, Army Exercises
    96 2 Police, Army Exercises SINGAPORE Police and the Military will hold exercises on Tuesday on how to disperse •'unlawful assemblies an d rioters." The exercise is to test the communications and co-ordina-tion between the two services. Members of the Services will be deployed at selected roadblocks while "Skeleton" Police parties will
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    Lock icon Carpenter Lost His Balance
    69 2 PEXAXG. Sat.— Coroner Mr. Au Ah Wah said today that a carpenter while working at the lop of a new reservior m Bukit Dumbar, must have lost his balance when he fell down from a height of 23 feet. He returned a misadventuie verdict at an
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    49 2 SINGAPORE tin price yesterday was $363 per picul, up $41 on Friday. Singapore Copra Association closing prices per picul yesterday: fair merchantable mixed copra for Feb. shipment Bombay, $31 (nominal) Tone Steady, Quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers Association closing price per picul, bulk $43, drums $50 Quiet
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    Lock icon OUR HOUSING PROBLEM
    262 3 It's Worse In Malaya, Says Co-op President KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Monsieur Marcel Brot, president of the International Co-operative Alliance, said last night that the housing problem throughout the world was bad "but it is worse m Malaya." M. Brot said this m laying the foundation stone of
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    Lock icon BOUR TRAINING COURSES FOR ESTATE WORKERS
    126 3 t MIM X, Sat.— The National Union of Larken "ill organise a series of training V. mr mbers and officers this year. Hie we on trade union organisation, industrial I relations and labour laws. The Union't Director of Education, Mr. John Emmanuel, will supervise
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    Lock icon Owner, River $500
    38 3 Owner, River $500 I sa l GG i n of the Compassen- o f 1 .uithoe< terdaj months' place ;ing year, Inche Abu Sa- ie fomHassan was also ths 1 Jail on a Gan to when author 4
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    10 3 tient of the Soong ng m a m. yester-
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    Lock icon RIDA Officer For Study In Australia
    87 3 RIDA Officer For Study In Australia KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Australian Government has awarded a Colombo Plan scholarship to Inche Mohamed Isa bin Ibrahim, a RIDA officer to take a course m chartered accountancy m Australia. Inche Mohamed Isas home is m Ipoh. Born m 1935, he was educated at
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    Lock icon He Took Money From Charity Box
    187 3 PENANG, Sat.— Finding that money was periodically missing from the charity box of the Cathedral or the Assumption, the parish priest, informed the Police, who laid a trap which led to the arrest of an acolyte, the Sessions Court was told today. John Eugene
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    Lock icon Success Expected At Rubber Wage Talks
    259 3 Both Sides Are Confident BENTONG, Sat— Wage negotiations between the National In ion of Plantation Workers and the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association, due to start soon, will be "fruitful" declared the Union's general secretary, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, and the chairman of the
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    Lock icon MacDonald At New Cinema
    54 3 MR. MALCOLM MACDONALD, United Kingdom High Commissioner m India was among *he 1.400 guests who attended the opening of the New Cathay Cinema m Bukit Kintang Road, Kuala Lumpur. He is seen here chatting with Mr. Loke Wan Tho, chief of the Cathay Organisation, and Mrs
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    Lock icon $5,000 FINE
    36 3 LIM GEOK LAI was yesterday lined $5,000 m default nine months' jail by a Singaj>ore Court yesterday for having 939 lbs. of dutiable tobacco m Berlayer Creek, off Telok Blangah, on Oct. 7 last.
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    Lock icon Labourer Faces Murder Charge
    46 3 PENANG. Sat— A 34-year-old labourer. Iruthayasamy, was produced m the Magistrate's Court today on a tentative charge of murdering another labourer, Palaiya, at Victoria Street on Jan. 24. No plea was recorded, and he was remanded m Police custody for a week.
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    Lock icon Publicity Chief Leaves For UK
    39 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— U.M.N.O. Publicity Chief, Tuan Syed Jaafar Albar, left today for Britain to qualify further m publicity. He will be attached to the Malayan High Commissioner's Office In London for a year.
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    Lock icon LOTTERY FINE
    33 3 LEE SEAH CHONG, who pleaded guilty m a Singapore Court to being m possession of two chap-ji-kee staking slips at a coffee-shop m Duxton Road on Friday, was yesterday fined $25.
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    Lock icon NEHRU: INDIA WILL MEET HER PLEDGES
    132 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Prime Minister of India, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, m a message to Indian nationals and countrymen abroad, said India was dedicated to the fulfilment of her pledges. "Last year has been a difficult year for us. We have faced difficulties with
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    Lock icon FLYING VISIT
    42 3 IPOH, Sat.— The Federation's deputy Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak who is also Defence Minister, yesterday paid a flying visit to the Second, Third and Fourth Battalions, Malay Regiment, and the headquarters of the 2nd Federal Infantry Brigade In Ipoh.
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    Lock icon sHEARING POSTPONED TO TUESDAY
    175 4 DETENTION OF MADAM WONG THE hearing of the application for a writ of habeas corpus m connection with the detention of Madam Wong: Sou Ying under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance has been postponed to Tuesday, Jan 28. The application was filed by Mr. L.
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    Lock icon Apex Club Convention Opens In S'pore
    204 4 Apex Club Convention Opens In S'pore THE first all-Malayan Apex Club Convention opened at the St. Joseph's Institution m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Arthur Holden, President of the Association of Apex Clubs, flew to Singapore from Australia to attend the two-day convention. In his address Mr. Francis Thomas, the Colony's Minister
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    65 4 EMPRESS Place clerks will have a surprise during the lunch hour tomorrow when the final scene m Shaw's newest thriller "Anak Pontianak." will be shot under the "old apple tree." Thp scene will be shot by Director Raymond A. Estella, who wants a background of the
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    Lock icon French Classic On Screen
    46 4 THE Singapore Film Society will screen 'Toil Decarotte." a French classic, at the Cultural Centre Hall. Fort Canning Rise, at H p.m. and 9 p.m. today. The fiim will be shown to members free." but membership will be accepted at the gate.
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    Lock icon Colony Weddings
    96 4 Standardpic pic. pic. MR. JOSEPH QUEK AH JOO and Miss Mary Low Hong Ngor who were married at the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul, Singapore, yesterday. The bridegroom, the eldest son of Madam Cecilia Er Mvi Kiow, is a staff member of the Colonial Developments Corporation,
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    Lock icon Thugs Gag, Rob Shopkeeper
    164 4 A hole-in-the-wall shop was stripped bare while the owner lay gagged and tied up on the floor m Beach Road, Singapore, at dawn yesterday. Three robbers woke up the owner. Mohamed YusofT who was asleep on the flve-foot-way. pressed a dagger against his waLst. and tied
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    76 5 ftfTIWA Le l >ol icp HpnrK QUlte a of the taxKfv every year officers to I.. r specialist B irn to thf kiization, B put on I ea^e B. I tana. I i pecial -:s m Bto colony B■• d for I and .v tho I m lact he
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    171 5  - Common Accidents Among Children Nurse Kathleen By Ilort series of S cdncc riling Mifin? chttf left until ?nd a discusw bleeding I frightening urrhaqe. dolithis ••a common )ng chil- bleeding, n when itastro- be dealt mptly and I may be I some m a child R-: c t ised by
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    286 5 \S expat Singapore prison warder has, believe it or not, exchanged his truncheon for a bandmaster's baton m the Police Force. This switch of jobs -principal warder to bandmaster with the rank of A.S.P.— is perhaps the most unique m the Forces history. M IS THIS
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    94 5 NEW YORK. Sat.— Mrs. Mary Asmus of Denver Colorado, was granted a divorce after teliing of an ultimatum she gave her husband: "Choose between me or the chickens you keep m the house.' Mr Asmus replied: "I'll take the chickens A leading fashion designer. Harvey Berlin has tod doth
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    Lock icon They Want To Ban Dangerous Models
    146 5 LONDON, Sat. Low flying aircraft even < though they are only models are becoming a menace to people walking m parks. This is the opinion of several local author!- ties who are considering banning these planes from open spaces. "We are being more and
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    Lock icon SEVERE BLEEDING
    874 5 fresh supply of oxygen from the heart around to the various organs which requ:re it. /\s this blood is under pressure from the heart, if an artery is injured then the blood will escape m spurts corresponding to the beat cl the heart, and the blood itsell will
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    Lock icon The Peril Of Living In London
    318 5 -It Shortens Lite LONDON, Sat. The lure of living and working m London for thousands of youngsters m the provinces can become a DEATH TRAP, a report disclosed yesterday. Living m London, a doctor says, may mean that you— LIVE less long, and SUFFER
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    1838 6  - SHAMROCK SLIPPER WINS A HEAD "RESULTS AT A GLANCE" Jockey Merv Posner Lands 3 Winners WINDSOR LAD By MAKING his first attempt over the mile, Shamrock Slipper, owned by Mr. T. V. Mitchell, scored a splendid win when he clinched a head decision from Straits Code to annex the main
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    726 7 I FIGHT: CONTINUED )N sal Fitfits which were famous have always created healthy Xhc !'•< battle to boost British boxing between Tommy Farr and Jack rx eption. and officials have all joined m with praise for the Pic probe to get our boxers on the road to world championships Now
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    75 7 •n rounds have now gone by and there's no i( m the efforts of Tommy Farr and Jack ifir s'.vles are entirely different. Farr the exffd fiehter has been through the mill to reach class lie knows the ropes and is expert m In tactics, wt attacks
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    356 7 A.F. MAY RUN A SOCCER TOURNEY 'KEN LUND n t* Makes Perfec"iold saying that is r 'y apt when it is to Soccer. a nd if it FE U football better than ever r Training started *Mc m January, Jr *adv mi n f u i| sw ing forninc season
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    Lock icon Silver Belt For Ray Vs. Ronnie Fight
    249 7 A JEWISH youth organization, the Menorah Club of Singapore, have presented a silver belt to be awarded to the winner of the Ronnie Marussrh versus Ray Ming Chan fight at the Happy World stadium on Friday. Promoter Little Nene told The Sunday Standard
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    67 7 SOFTBALL: Bornbcrs vs Flashes at S.CC. at 4 p™-: Fort Canning vs 14th Squadron at St. Joseph's ground at 4 p.m.; Braves vs Hellcats at St. Joseph's ground at 4 p.m. SOCCER: Malay Junior League Mt. Emily vs Per" himponan Setia at M-F.A. Friendly— SGSF A vs SCFA
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    Lock icon Races: Continued
    388 7 From Page 6. EASY Winner led all tne way to win untroubled. Smartly away. Easy Winner established a twolength lead from Britannia 11. Free Mist and Gay Hunter. Easy Winner was first into the straight and he kept up a strong run all the way to beat Gay
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    Lock icon Three Enter Semi-finals
    79 7 SYDNEY Australia. Jan. 25, (UP) Mervyn Rose of Australia, the 28-year-old southpaw under fire for unsportsmanlike conduct on the termi s court, beat countryman Bob Howe, 3-6, 4-6. 6-1. 8-6 6-0 today to reach the semifinals of the Australian championships Southpaw Neale Fraser defeated Roy Emerson, 4-6.
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    Lock icon BANKERS OUSTED
    38 7 SHB Police beat Hongkong and Shanghai Bank Sports Club 2-0 m a SHA Junior knockout hockey match played at Bukit Chermin yesterday George Fox and Jalil were the scorers. Harbour Board Police led 1-0 at half-time.
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    Lock icon SELETAR INDIANS WIN JUNIOR GUP
    50 7 SELETAR Young Indians beat Naval Rangers 4-1 m the final of the Junior knockout cup soccer match played at Naval Base yesterday. Young Indians scored through G. Suppiah 2. K. R. Gopal and Veerappan, while Kader scored Naval Rangers only goal. They drew 1-1 half-time.
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    Lock icon Shoeshine Boy Collapses & Dies During Trackwork
    328 7 Shoeshine Boy Collapses Dies During Trackwork r..Hi?i HOESIm BOY a gelding by The Cobbler out of Kildangan, collapsed and died on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday morning. He lih..??? 1 I a ood three-furlong tryout with Bahagia when he collapsed near the fifth furlong post. winner of four
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    35 7 DURBAN, Jan. 25. (Reuter) Dennis Adams, 22-year-old Johannesburg plumber, retained the British Empire flyweight boxing title her e last night by knocking out Warner Batchelor, his Australian challenger m the second round.
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    Lock icon 4-Country Tour For Aust. Swimmers
    118 7 4-Country Tour For Aust. Swimmers MELBOURNE, Jan. 25, (Reuter) Australian swimmers will compete m four countries after the Empire Games this year. The men's section of the Empire Games team will fly from Cardiff, where the games will be held, to Japan. They will compete m the championships there between
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    25 7 AYLESBURY, Kent. Jan 25 (Reuter) England beat Wales by seven matches to one m an international table tennis contest here last night.
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    844 8  -  STAN TOMLIN By So much In amateur sport m Britain today is related to the Olympic Games that one has to look well ahead, because only athletes inured by years of training and experience can hope to attain the high standard of achievement that present
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    122 8 She'll Swim Tied Up In A Sack MILAN. Jan. 25. (AFP)— A 55-year-old Italian swimmer and a 13-year-old Duich girl will hold a unique swimming contest on June 15 m Milan when they race against each other with their feet and hands tiea and m a sack. Italian swimmer Francesco
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    113 8 World's Fastest Woman May Retire After 1960 SYDNEY, Jan. 25, (Reuter). Triple Olympic Gold Medalist. 19£-year-old Betty Cuthbert. plans to retire from athletics after the 1960 Olympic Games m Rome. Her coach. Mrs June Ferguson, said this recently. Mrs Ferguson said that she would try to persuade Betty to remain
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    70 8 Heavyweight To Meet SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 25, (Reuter). Eddie Machen and Zora Folley. leading contenders for Floyd Patterson's world heavyweight title, agreed yesterday to meet hire on March 17 m a 12--round-bout. The American National Boxing Association proposed the fight to determine a challenger for Patterson. Match-maker Bennie Ford paid
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    270 8 TOP: Competing m Britain's Amateur Athletic Association Junior Championships at Hurlingham Park. London, W.C. Cornell representing: the Southern Counties Amateur Athletic Association and Chelmsford (Essex) Athletic Club, is here pictured winning the one mile final m 4 minutes 15.5 seconds, a new
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    92 8 OFFICE-bearers of the Union of Canton Sports Club elected recently were: President: Miss Ivy de Souza (re-elected) Hon. Secretary: Mr. Seah Seng Kwong, Hon. Treasurer: Miss Evelyn Wong, Hon. Auditor: Mr. Wee Teck Ec, Hon. Sports Captain: Mr. Robert Choi Ah Chaow. Committee: Messrs. Jimmy Cheok
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    190 8  -  FRANK McGHEE By I LONDON, Sat— Hogan Rid Bassey, M.8.E., Nigerian ho'der of the world featherweight title, will pick up t:25,000 between March 11 and March 15 m I on Angeles. He signed yesterday to defend his title there against Mexican Richardo Moreno,
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    624 8 MOVE TO CUT DOWN FIRESIDE RACE-GOERS TV Hits 'Gates' At Turf Clubs LONDON, Jan. 25, (Reuter) Britain's fireside "racegoers," who prefer following the sport on television to visiting the course, may soon have the number of their outings' cut down. Racecourse executives are becoming worried about the effect of television
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    190 8 For his services to sport, Denis Compton (above) one of the greatest of all British cricketers, was awarded the C.B.E. (Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) m the New Year's Honours list. Denis Compton. aged 39, is one of the small band of
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    325 10 LEARN the GUITAR in TEN WEEKS MUSIC CLASS A Lesson 1: INTRODUCTION 'THE guitar is now the most popular instrument m Britain and I can teach you to play it IF YOU STICK TO* THIS COURSE. Cut out my ten weekly articles and keep them. If you have a book
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    755 10  -  T. H. ONG By 'NEGLECTED BY^CITY FATHERS' RESIDENTS of the Frankel Housing Estate m Siglop are bitterly disappointed with the Singapore City Council! In one voice they claim that the Council has neglected them despite the fact that they are forced to pay assessment
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      183 10 shown above is the Zephyr 6 cylinder saloon set m (he heart of Singapore beside the ancient Mah Cho Keng $smpk> aw of the oldest Chinese temples m South East Asia* Ford sets the pace m Malaya... Wherever you travel throughout Malaya *An eight-minute drive from this quiet spot and
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    1561 11 IN OUR WAY Standard reporter JpV PILLAY writes I r o itt FRANCE iv^ w\ vwwvww? ,j<je Ventimiglia, where there is a spanning a waterfall which meets re passed from Italy into France. )t f rrnch Riviera town was Menton, a with steeply climbing streets. From 3*orcl m golden sunshine
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    553 11 JT looks as though Singapore and Malaya will continue to attract a continuingly sizeable number of British military tourists. With the internal struggle over economies m the British Cabinet it will be impossible for the Defence Department to get the money to build any sizeable
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      173 12 LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter)— Sir John Cockcroft. Director of Britain's Nuclear Research Centre, said iast night that the West might find the Russians had also solved the secret of harnessing thermo nuclear power "when they decide to publish it." Questioned on a television programme by
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      565 12 BIG SCHEME FOR GIANT FREIGHTERS TO BY-PASS SPORE BANGKOK, Jan. 25, (Reuter)— A project to cut a canal through the narrow Kra peninsula m southern Thailand and shorten the Europe -Far Eastern sea journey is being considered again, according to diplomatic sources here. They say that
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      103 12 U.S. CREDITS SOVIET WITH MISSILE TRIUMPH WASHINGTON, Jan. 25 (AFP) Wilber Brucker. Secretary of the Army, said yesterday that there was no longer any doubt that the Soviet Union had succeeded In launching an Intercontinental ballistic missile. Testilying before a closeddoor session of the House of Representatives Armed Services Committee,
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      204 12 LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reu(er) The Economist suggested yesterday that all trials held m the Old Bailey since 1834 trials that sent men and women to the fallows may have been illegal. Inder the Central Criminal Court Act of 1834 two aldermen must
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      190 12 WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, (UP)— Soviet Ambassador Georgi Zaroubin proposed at an unusual meeting with Vice President Richard Nixon yesterday that delegations from the U.S. Congress and the Supreme Soviet exchange visits. Nixon, who made no commitment on the Zaroubin proposal, promptly countered by stressing
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      37 12 ANCHORAGE, Alaska. Jan. 25 (AFP).— An earthquake shock lasting 30 seconds alarmed residents of Anchorage town yesterday afternoon. Effects were felt over a wide area but no damage has yet been reported.
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      65 12 LONDON, Jan. 25 (Reuter)— The football dools Britain's £1,500,000 weekly bet on the results of Saturday soccer matches may be called otl today because of icy weather throughout the country. Fifty football league referees will inspect the ice bound pitches before kick off. If too
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      56 12 NORTH VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 25 (Reuter) Mrs. Walter Dapp, 34, yesterday gave birth to her fifth set of twins. In addition to the twins she has had four other children by single births. Two children, of different twin sets, have died, leaving her with 12
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      162 12 BIG CAME SHOOT FOR TOURISTS NEW YORK, Jan. 25 (Reuter). An American travel organization is offering Americans Indian big game shooting tours as a personal guest of the Maharajah of Cooch Behar The organization said it is able to book groups of eight to ten people for a series of
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      202 12 ANTARCTIC CLAIMS MAY LEAD TO TROUBLE, SAYS MAC DUNEDIN, New Zealand, Jan. 25 (Reuter).— Mr. Harold Macmiilan, British Prime Minister, told a Press conference here today that the problem arising out of claims of sovereignty m the Antarctic was "serious and could become difficulties/ Mr. Macmiilan said Australia was particularly
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      157 12 Confidential Hungarian Revolt Testimony Burned UNITED NATIONS, Jan. 25 (Reuter) Secret papers dealing with last year's United Nations inquiry on Hungary were burned here today m a sealed envelope. Mr. Povl Bang-Jensen, a Danish official on the United Nations Secretariat, told correspondents m the U.N. headquarters. that "the list of
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      83 12 Australian Warships Due S'pore MELBOURNE. Jan. 25 (Reuter)—The Royal Australian Navy destroyers Warramunga and Voyager are due m Singapore from Sydney on Jan. 27 to serve with the British Commonwealth Strategic Reserve until August, the Minister for the Navy Mr. Frederick Osborne announced yesterday. The aircraft carrier Melbourne and the
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      55 12 JAKARTA, Jan. 25 (UP) Royal Dutch Shell announced yesterday that Barend Scheffer. its general representative m Indonesia, is being transferred elsewhere. Scheffer is Dutch. He will be replaced, the announcement said, by Leonard Astley Beil. who had been president of the Shell Caribbean Petroleum Company m
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    766 14  -  PETER By to show to customers. The window display wa s ripped out and made more attractive. Proper service charts were displayed on the wall and ideas began to build up m Chung Seng's mind. He prepared himself pp, perly lor his next session ol night work, and
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    247 15 Mandarin Textiles For Fair JJIGH-FASHION women's ±x styles of Hongkong silk have been booked as the chief public attraction of the Seventh Washington State International Trade Fair on April 11-20 m Seattle. It will be the first time Chinese fabrics and fashions have been featured here. According to McPherson Holt,
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    283 16 New York Calling i•' fir i sk ■t -/> v?> < T for roughly half of U.S. Rubber's sales. He said the company's top executive staff was also realigned In a definite departure from "committee" management m favour of more centralized responsibility. How big was U.S. Rubber's slump last year?
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